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Evening star., 1869-08-12

Inere ls only one Protestant place OF wor-
York.
gSaratoga letters report an abundance of
well dressed pickpockets OF both sexes
SChicago is down on the sun, because it
1Galveston, Texas, uses ice built al New
Orleans.
0Milwaukee claims 90 900 people, OF whom.
Il is said, ee!sse drink lager.
~The sLunkheadsr and .Darped Stocs-
ings" are champion base bailists Of Lockport.
,es ~ !. a s..rsosi M ram rs 0uistly loading with
~Harriet Beecher Stowe. with two daueh.
tsrs Is summerlng at the Seaside House in
ga "midnieht mission" has been estab-
lishsd In the siams OF Nashville.
dozen. Chicago is organizing q iaundry from
them.
s0The ladies win b required 70 protect
their heads when the Chinese come-for they
are Wild on the rat question ~pF
in sSs g as.ass q fSs oos N
Virginia.
VMr Jefferson Davis is nov makipg a tour
through Scotland, aeoomPsn'sd ey Dr.. Charles
MAckay. bl r- E
~One of The most fashiouabis vouus ,.as..
Of Nahant weArs hat which cost only tan
cents, and which she trimmed hersslf.
ga steam shovel capable OF doine the vork
Of one hundred men Aas been pat In uss on
one Of the Illinois railroads, for ths purpose OF
loading cars with gravel. Va
Miss Edmondia Lewis. q coiorsd sir,
Who has BEEN Studying statuary in Rome for
severn ysefs. ano vhose works OF art ssye
Seen highly praised, has arrived 10 Cieye,s.1
b1siness At the Springfield Armorv. a,
-. h.D.s lively again. WORK on the
ansad, and the number OF worknea - ssss
increased TO nve hundred - oesh
A.. An EaElish eockney at the Fails OF Nias-
r,ss men sSked bow he liked the FsIla re-
3on quite hanser my hexpectations: bsside2.
~ tot vetted, and lost me at I prefer 10 Ioor
In the 'ouse.n e' eAe
Evening star., 1869-08-12
TIE FIRSf BALE.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August l2.-The first
bale OF cotton in Alabama was received yester-
day afternoon, too late to put the m ar ket, al
Lehman, Burr Cos, wharehouse, from the
plantation of Chapman & Rives, OF this county,
a Co., auctioneer, TO Albert Strausburger at
6s cents per pound. He will express IL to. .day
to his comm ission merchants, Lehman Bros
IN New York. 1t classes strict middling, is of
fine staple, and weighed nearly 600 pounds.
Evening star., 1869-08-12
Raltimore Markets. re.sax

bAffInoRn, August l2.-Cotton quiet and
steady, prices nominaily at 33h Flour
STEADY; loW and medium grades fairly active.
extra, t7a$s: do family, ss2saSo; taty
Mills superhne. S6.25as7: do extra Sass os.
DO family. ss.50aslO.5O, Western. superhpe.
sozsaso.5o; DO. extrS, s7aS7-75; do. family,
req Corn steady; white, sI.0sas 10. Oau stead
ATTIC. Rye. dull at 81 l5asI-i6. Bacon firm a.
s54as34 so: Pork firm, nb sides, I9.al9.;
nrn al lsA a2oX. Whisky-Tsther more doing
Evening star., 1869-08-12

BuTTn.-A singular method OF making
Duuer mas lately come into quite extensive nss
IN France, based upon the observed fact that
cream 10 changed into butter by being simply
buried In the earth: The theory Of this result
Is not very inselliGible. though the fact il
stated TO es beyond question; and in NOR
mandy and Other. paris Of France, butter 10
@s9 ec,1ai,y prepared on isrss scale ip tais
cream in q linen bae Of modiFats th,ck.
ness which is carefully closed, then bury
ing ne bag aoout . root and q half
main from twenty four 10 twenty i've hours.
AiteI tne expiration Of this period the cream
y found 70 have become hard, and tt 10 then
orokea mp by means OF Q wooden beatsr into
smaH pieces, and enough Waser poured upon
70 Wesn out the buttsrmilk. TO prevent
ony mixture OF earth, ft II advisable 20 enclose
the bag in Q second one of Iarrer st1s Sr6
coorser quality. This method of making 81 4.
yer save great deal Of labor, and seperatss
tne outtef more perfectly than the Ordinary
process; and we are assured that butter thns
prepared 10 OF most excellent quality.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD AND THE
COAL TRADE AT the regular mon thly meet.
ing of the Board CT Directors Of the Baltimore
ana ONO Railroad Company in BlltImore,
yesterday, President Garrett made the follow.
ing statement in reference TO tue coal trade Of
the road:
gas Goals from West Virginia, Georges cr3ek
and the Cumberland regions having largely in.
creased, the Baltimore and Ohio Company, In
addition to the great facilities furnish,d by the
completion OF Its double track to Pied mont
has added largely to its equipment of locomo-
tives and coal cars. The aggregate of ccal
transported eastward for ten months from the
Both September, 1867, to the 31st July 1868, was
65s 1910 tons. For the same time ended 8 ST uly.
1869, 1,OSe, ,304 tons have been transported show.
ing an increase for that period Of 429,62S tons,
being upwards OF 65 per cent. 2i3.i23 tons of
this coal have been carried three hundred
miles upon our railway for the supply
OF the gas companies Of Baltimore, New York
and other cities. CoaI.carrying interests in
pany to advance materially its tariff rates.
1t has been urged that at an advance Of 81 DER
ton, which would now make a difference in
the net receipts OF the Company OF Sl5O,OOO per
cause the full capacity Of the Company to be
used. The Company, however, looking com.
prehensively at all the great interests In volyed
has continued the very low rate which was
established In the spring of 1863, viz: $3.50 per
ton OF 1900 lbs. from Cumberland to Locust
Point shipping wharves, and proportionate
rates from other points. Whilst this rate is but
little over IL cents per ton per mile-a rate
deemed by railway companies generally to be
nnremunerative-yet it is believed tha. it will
be the policy Of the Company to continue il
during the present and the approaching sea.
son. This policy is directly the reverse OF that
pursued by the coal-carrying interests of the
anthracite regions. The Resding road. for 90
miles, has advanced Its rate to 50 50 per ton,
thu doubling the rate per ton per mile charged
6y the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
Notwitstanding the greatly shorter distance Of
the anthracite regions from Baltimore, as com.
pared with the bItuminous coal regions, yet
the rates Of the Northern Central Railroad and
other companies have been such as to cause
ln com bination with the cost Of that coat the
price charged 70 consumers in Baltimore to be
from 80 to $3.50 per ton.
Evening star., 1869-08-12
THE SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD CASE
IN Court.

NEW YORK, August l2.-Judge Barnard, at
asp; cial term Of the Supreme Court this msrn-
ing. vacated all the orders OF Judge Peckham
In the case OF Chase VS.. the Susquehau "a Rail.
road Company, ard also issued non. baila
attachments against Robert II. Pruyn, Joseph
II. Ramsey, and John H. Van Valkenburg,
and an order requiring them TO show cause
why they should not be punished for contempt.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

ILLNESS OF THE ERENCH EMPERoR.-Tbs
MeII-informed London correspondent of the
Manchester q Guardian writes :-.Rumors a =.
IN circulation once more that the health OF me
French Emperor is on the decline A eeatIso
msn VINO nad seen him recently told me al he
eSldently betrays great difficulty at times ip
old malady which sme years ago had ne.rI1
proved fatal, but which his physicians wer.
confident they were able 10 cure. liz IS said
tnat .ne Gay ne went 70 the Duke de Mouchy's
his Ms ,esty had a faIntine fit and A. u,.S r.y,e
some olmcnIty be was placed in his carriage
on hls return TO ST Cloud"
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MORE TROUBLE FOR SPAIN.

LoNloN, August l2.-The Times to-day
publishes letter from Madrid whereof the
following Is an extract: "SpaiL couldn't be in
a worse state. change must come unless the
rulers are prepared for revolution. The
treasury 10 empty. and lt is impossible to
collect the taxes. Discont tent exists every
where. Prim and his colleagues have no easy
times ahead,n
Evening star., 1869-08-12

GRANGE OF NAVAL NoMHNCLArURR.-Sec.
retary Robson, of The Navy, has made the fol-
lowing changes in the names Of vessels, as
authorized by law Arizona to Nevada, form.
erly Nsshaminy; Hecla TO Nebraska, formerly
Sheckamaxon; Hercules to Oregon, formerly
Quipsigamond; = Thunderer to Massachu setts,
formerly Passaoonaway; Cambridge TO Cen.
gress, formerly Pushmataha; Circe to Marcia.
Vesuvius to Wyando formerly Tippecanoe
The following vessels have been restored to
their original names Astoria to Omaha:
Detroit to Canandaigua; Achilles to Modoc
Etna to Nausett; Argoc to Keoka; Atlas to
Nahant; Castor to Mahopac; Oen taur to Saugus
Ohary bdis to Cohoes; Cyclops to Keywadin;
Eolus to Shawnee; Erebus to Algoma: Furry to
Umpqua; Goliath to CatskIll; Gorgon to Min
netonka; Harpy to klamath; Hecate to EtIao;
Hydra to Otsego: Medusa to Nantuc ket;
Minerva to Sandusky; Nemesis to Napl; Nep.
tune to Manhattan; Orion to Piscat,qua;
Samson to Chickasaw; Scylla to Cauonic US:
Spitfire to Suncock; Stromboli to washau;
Tartar to Yazo; Tempest to Yuma; Vixen to
Osceola; Tornado to Winnebago.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

lBy Bankers' and Brokerr rsIerapA yar,, ~
Gassawdy operator
Lewis johnson & co quote sto,Es ana Ao,a.
IN home and foreign mar kets as follows.
Nnw okk, Aug. l2.-GoId, I34 aI3Sk. No
stock report to-day.
IBy Cable.l
LONDON, Ang. II. n a. m--Oonsols, o9l.a,
Bonds, e3a. Illinois. ~ n. Ere IaS
FRANKToRr, II a. m.-Bouds, Ssk
LIVERPOOL n a. m.-Uotton markef opans
Is Middling Orleans, I3g.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

ARRIVAL OF EsCAPED CUBAN PRIsoSkrs
me New York Herald OF yesterday says.
.Twenty Cuban prisoners have escaped from
fenando Po; three arrived here Yesterday nv
the Cupard steamer, and the rest are en- ron-s
Ior TINS city. They escaped from Fernando Po
oy means OF canoe, and landed within the
tected them against the SPANISH an rhorfftsz
nnul their departure. Tne action of toa
King OF Calabar YVES projected by the In,ar-
Nenuon OF an English war steamer on that
s,auon The names OF the refugees are lose
MANUEL Ponce Dr. Patrocinio Frsises aad n
NJ. Fernando Morerap :"
Evening star., 1869-08-12
ARRIVAL OF A WHEIKED CREW IN
LIVE RPOOL

LoNDeF, Aug. 11.-Part Of the crew of the
ship Grassondale, from Sunderland March
lJth Tor San Francisco, and wrecked off Cape
Horn, were landed al Liverpool by the Copper.
nicus. The remainder are expected at Hayre
In few days by the Ptolemy.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

The Swiss Government Offers a premium OF
$1,000 in gold, for the best time and percussion
fuse for shells, and names October I, 1859,
when models are to be presented to the Mill
tary Department at Berne
Evening star., 1869-08-12

From French * Richardson (Hudson Taylor
Book Store) we have the Leonard Scott Pub
fishing Company's reprint Of Blackrood's Maga-
E;ne, the NoTh British Rerietc and Westmlnster
RerteV, all for July. From J. q. Parker, AS,
TN street, We have Mad. DemOrest's Mirror Of
Idshtons. for Septemher
Evening star., 1869-08-12

CHIP JUSTICE CHASE arrived in Frederick
Md, at an early hour on Sunday morning, from
Parkersburg, West Virginia, where he has
been holding a term of the Circuit Court. He
is the guest OF Mrs. NJ. Goldsborough. and is
apparently in the enjoyment Of vigorous health
and cheerful spirits On Tuesday he dined
with Frederick Schley, Esq, and a o'clock
the next morning left to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Senator Sprague, at Narragsnsett.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

TEE FASTEST TINB EvBR MADB TO ROAD.
wAGoN.-Mr. Bennsr4 took Dsxter over to
Brooklyn yesterday afternoon, aud drove him
mile on the Prospect Fair Grounds In the
extraordinary time Of ASK. THIS IL the
fastest time ever made TO road. wagon.
public race, before Mr.. Bonner owned HIM, in
224 to skeleton wagon, which time has never
been beaten in public; but yestsrday, in going
hundred pounds more than on that occasion.
AND yet otwithstanding the heavy weight, he
heat his skeleton. wagon time. This per.
formance proves that DsIter Is Q better horse
this season than he has ever been.-N. Y.
Post, lila.
KCooltes ave to build the Georgia railway.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

GRowTH OF NEW YORK CIrY-A New yorlr
journal has the following:-s.No other single
fact demonstrates so palpably the very rapid
growth OF our city as the one stated in conpec-
uon win the ceremony of breaking ground for
the new post office. The FIRST shoyelful of
earth was cast by the man who formerly car
rled our whole southern mail in a wheslhar
row, ana uok IL over the river in a row-boa
during one mans life that wheelbarrow load
nas grown so that half a dozen locomotives are
necessary TO move IL
Evening star., 1869-08-12

- The pfoSeesor Of Eaglish Iiterature In the
Norm western Chrtstian University fs Q Iady-
presei we'd her little etYl on the Sd fust-. bv
pouring kettle OF boiling syrup on her by ac.
cident The child died IN three minutes
Evening star., 1869-08-12
CRITICAL CONDITION OF A "FOUR.
YEAR.VLDn WANDERER

PHILADkLPHIA, August IA child four
years old was found clingiug to a raft. in an
insensible condition, in the Delaware river this
morning. 1t had wandered from its home yes
teroay. but was not missed until this morning.
1t has been restored to its parents
Evening star., 1869-08-12

THs RscHPrs PROM CUSTOMS At the ports
below named from July 3ist to An gust 7th in
elusive, were as foliows:-Boston. s235, 90:
New York, 50 I90,i43 81; Philadelphia, $751;
522 81; Balumore, sl6O,47026; New Orleans
(Juiy s6:h TO 3lst) SAC, ,9el23. Total, $780,.
3i63s.
Evening star., 1869-08-12
JOHN RuSEUG
NAPOLEON HI

OXFoRD, August 12.-John Ruskin. art critic.
OF the OK ford University
Evening star., 1869-08-12

TH1 HooSA oTUuxRt-rhe disaan :. IN ,,,,s
The neunsals now beng tunssiIsd Tor = rsi'.
road " s5so5l feet, o. 4X mfeS. Tnere are
. .nrse sssss Of men q aeh END, Who .ors OH
compiillsd day l. aSSes d. fsst y sscS .sS "a
OF nearly 30o tsst moafh. rThe 1ntrs.r =,
men employed 10 s6ops CSC. ana SboeS si,sfv
mat ume, the confracfofs ass so 49, 1ssHs: or
use OF Il, and It is rieht 70 suppose that ~
,mmesse fortune wtiI g fesiissd. 8 dc Won
sn S,as far % = Scme'ssse before me time spssi.
struck IN ths eass end, Wick retard. sSs-orE
a. IL mnst Be fres sselIed = - - R Sscsrs Noss
n,,I tar from g -, q powdsf and 40 posaas Of
on the east side u propeIIed bv four TurSine
whetls, and four cir compressors are ned FOR
power and ventilation.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

WHO FRED. DOUGLASS. JR, MARRIKD-Mr.
Frederick Douglass, Jr. recently married a
9auenter OF A Molyneux Hewlett, OF Harvard
University. Ssme of the papers have sta,ed
that the brides father is a white man aud A
professor in the college. This. saws the New
oIk Nun. Is not the case. Mol l.neux is a
mulatto. He was formerly a prize fighter of
considerable repRte in England, and IS now
instructor In gymnastics al Harvard.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

A<"Stranger, will you try hand with US at
poker' "Thank yen, gentlemen, but there
cre seventeen reasons why / cannot a ccommo-
date you Just now" ssSeyenteen reasons for
not playing cards, Pray what are theyln
why, the first as haven't any money
Stop! thats enough never mind the other
Evening star., 1869-08-12

The ErGHT-HoUR SYSTEM IN SAN Fpx
c1sco:-The e'ght-hour system has been sQs-
tanned IN San Francisco for more than four
years by the shiploiners, carpenters. cauIkers.
mouse carpenters, plasterers, painters, eas-
htters, plumbers, metal roofers, bricklayers.
stonemasons, stonecu'ters, sailmakers and
Wooo turner's. The employers have at last
commenced to oppose IL oy closing the factories
IN which the operatives refuse TO work Ten
hours.
Evening star., 1869-08-12
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL

In the New \ erk money market there .. a fair
demand, which is readily met at and Der
cent. with the larger number OF transactions
a. The latter rate. Some of the banks rsnor-
small shipments OF currency 20 the Soath
wesi-parrcularly TO Cincinnati-eut a. vet
NEE have been uncomfortable % exert any in :
nuenee on the msrket. Business IN commer-
clsi paper e nominal, as are elso rates, while a
ale 9uotd tor prime acceptaIces at 20 -.
ine government bond market Is barely steady.
Evening star., 1869-08-12
European News by Gable.

Paris, Aug. I2-The condition of Marshal
Mel Is now desperate.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

WoRKINGMEN's MOVEMENT IN BALTIMORE
Alta meeting OF workingmen held in Baltimore
Tuesday night, resolutions were adopted de.
ciaring that the present exoybitant rate OF tax.
aton In that city is detrimental TO the pros
perity Of that city and State; that a change of
State and municipal officers lie desirable, and
pledRlng themselves to use all honorable
means TO effect q change; that the system OF
convict labor, as at present conducted is IN.
lurious 70 the mechanical interests Of the State
and especially TO large class of the mechan
les OF the city OF Baltimore, and that iusuce
and humanity requires the abolishment of the
present system; that they organize a party 10
oe known as the workIngmen's and reform
party, ignoring all past party Affiliations as
working men, pledging themselves 10 the
preservation and perpetuation OF the American
government as founded by their fathers aud
Will use every legitimate effort to bring il bac X
TO nrst principles. The following permanent
omcers Were elected President, A w Stock
Son: vice president, VIM. Gather; Recording
Secretary, j. J. Smith: Corresponding ,cre
tary, Louis A. Jumarti Financial Secretary,
Cnaries Luke; Treasurer, w. T. Valiant A
committee Of one from each ward was An.
pointed as an executive committee.
Evening star., 1869-08-12
JEFF. DAVIS SCOrLANn

BY the French CabIe.I
PAHls, August l2--1he Emperor remaias a
Chal6ps.
Evening star., 1869-08-12
RESIGNATION OF THE PORTuGESE
MINISTRY.

LISBON, August 1.-THE resiguation of the
ministers has been accepted. Duke de Loute
mas been charged with the formation OF a new
Cabinet.
Evening star., 1869-08-12
Wall street re-Dav

Ba1timore Stock Market To-day.
BAtriMoRs. August l2.-Tirglnia sixes, old.
ss bid, ASK asked.
Evening star., 1869-08-12
MARSHAL, NIEI,

GLASGOW, August l2.-Jef. Davis and Cha,
NacHay are in this city.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

II. NJ. TURNER, the colered Postmaster at
Macon, Ga, was yesterday suspended by the
PRESIDENT, who appointed John II. Washing
ton, the old incumbent, In his stead The
President also appointed Mrs Martha NJ NJ
ran Postmistress at Elkton, Md, 20 All the va.
cancy caused by the decease of her husband.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

Two CHILDREN ROASTED TO DRArH-go-r;.
o.s Lrcldent on ne Central Rditrodd.-The New.
ark Journal, August 10, says:-A great ex cite
ment was prevailing at EiIzabethport on Sun
Gay and yestei day, in consequence Of the re-
ported death OF two children of that locality,
who strayed from their homes last Friday and
were not heard OF until sunday afternoon, when
train from Easton brought their lifeless re.
mains to thear homes The two boys, whose
names were Mahoney and Canrey, were in the
habit OF straytng from home. in spite OF the
exertions OF their parents, and now their
practice has brought them to horrible death.
The boys were taking . ride over the Central
Railroad. and were Dot observed until arri wing
a Hampton junction, whore they were put on.
The night being cold. and having no place 10
60. they took refuge in an ash-pit near TIE
depot, whore Goals and ashes from the enRines
wsrs ueposited-- Here they were found fne
next morning, locked IN Zach others ARM.
their mesh roasted and bnrued TO crisp, and,
Of course, without Life. Nufine the nt9kt M ~
sad. the engineer Of q iocomotiye useon. =
sScsorsay soc emptied 9 pan Of coels IN the Dit,
death Their remains ven bsr,ed a. Sana. :
afternoon, decomposinoa having rspidiy sef h.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

MINING CLAIMs.-The Commissioner of the
General Land Office has just transmitted 10
district officers at Central City, Colorado, the
patent in favor Of Peter q. johnson for ms
claim OF 500 feet on the Ellieth Lode, in Gregory
Ginning District, q lpin county, Colorado This
Is one of the earliest applications for patents
under the mining act. Several others will
shortly be acted ON.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

THE SPANISH MINISTER is represented TO
have protested against any further detention of
Spanish gunboats, or acts intended ID deter
their complexion, upon such ground as that
alleged. He claims that they are designed for
warfare against the Cuban insurgents, and not
against Perm
Evening star., 1869-08-12

RAPID SETTLEMENT OF THE PCBLIc LANDS
IN Acknowledgements Wilson, of the
General Land Office, has lust received returns
fIom the local Offices at WashIngton, Little
Rock and Clarksyille, Arkansas, showing that
during the past month 154 farms, embracing
l2,7Se acres, were added to the productive area
Of that State under the operation of the home
stead law.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

THE MEXICAN CLAIMS COMMISSION vaster-
day perfected the rules and regulations for
Heir government, and then ad iourned until tn.
Hrst Monday in December. In the meantime
claimants are to file their memo oriaIs and pre-
pare arguments to support them. Memorials
as we'll as arguments are TO be presented in
Writing.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

settled Money steady at Ca per cent. ~
change. l.09S. Gold, I3ix. 5-zO's, IS61, coz
pom, 23s- lO-iOs, coupon, Iis. North Caro-
INA o's, old, 50; new. 49E. Virginia 6's en-
c9npon, SIS new, 81 asked.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

oevernDsDs Securities.
WAsnIHofoN. August 10 -es-I,x.a>os
ConInnn ne foilowing aaotatsns OF Caoy-
Evening star., 1869-08-12

GE4fRAL LA ROCHE, the Haytien Minister.
has purchased from this Government the
steamer Pequod, for Salnave, the President O.
Hayti, for TIE sum of $4,000.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

ERRING BUT NOBLE.
SELBHELP FOR YOUNG MEN, who having
Erred, desire . better MANHOOD. sent iu sealed
letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address HOW
Philadelphia. Pa nv 10 eosu
Evening star., 1869-08-12

ADMIRAL HoFF will go TO New ork, in stead
of to Portsmouth, N. H., and he Is ordered to
transfer his crew from the Contoocook to the
Severn.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

New York Flour and Grain MarLe, ..a.x
NEW YORK, August I2-Flour dun ana
neaNy. Wheat firm for winter, and dull ana
heavy for spring. Corn quiet
Evening star., 1869-08-12

EXECUTION OF AMERICANS IN CUBA-The
dispatches from Admiral Hoff with regard to
the execution Of American citizens at Santiago
de Cuba were for warded by the Navy Depart.
ment to the State Department, and are now
held by the latter.
Evening star., 1869-08-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELLIS, IRON BIrFHRs.

EELIS' ThVN BIZ IEHS,
Will enrich tn. blood and prevent it from becom
eng vatery and weak, eive . healthy CON Die ZION
restore the appetite, invigorate the systew and
are very palatable. These bitters are recommend-
ed TO oil rertoRs reQuirfng o safe and yalunble
tonic to impart tone and strength Co the system.
not tiven by bitterS merely ssimulsnt In their
enectsi which, although they may possess tonic
vegetable properties, cannot give the strength ts
the blood which he Iron Bitters will give,
PrspsIed by VIM Blhs Chemist For sale in
WsShiD Rton by KIDwELL son, PenusyIvsnia
avenue and lIth street. mv16- Am
Evening star., 1869-08-12

THH REPORTS made to the Secretary OF the
Treasury Of the recent frauds in the New
Orleans custom house do not implicats Senator
Kellogg, newspaper publications to the con.
trary Notwithstanding.
Evening star., 1869-08-12
WONDERFUL MEDICINE,

WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER Is really Q
valuable medicsment, and unlike most OF the
patented articles OF the day, IL used BY many
pbysicisns. 1t is particularly desirable in loca-
tioLs where phys scians are not near, and in fami-
lies will often the necessity Of sending cut at
midnight for doctor. A bottle should be kept In
every house Boston TarelIer. jy 2l.lm