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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-12
RAILROADS.
Erie and Pittsburgh, IL. R.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV. 2sd, 1895,
" trains will run On this road rs foows:
LEAVE E"iE--souruwAnp. ..
1925 n IN. Pittsburgh Express stops nt all sta
lions. and arrives at \. II q. W. II. Il. Trans
for at IS p ,n., ut New Castle at 3.l5 p Iu,
nnd ut Pittsburgh nj 9 90 p. ~.
1.30 II. nj. Accommodation from jamestown. ar
rivcs At A. S Il. W. L. X. Transfer at 5,r6 u
M. at New Castle at 700 M, and at
PITTSBURGH al 1000 n. m.
$40 p. M. Mixed Train leaves Erie FOR Sharon
stopping at all intermediate stations and ar.
riving at 10 n.
HoETHwtRp.
T.lj Erie Express lea IS New Castle at 9,i5 M,
A. 4 G. W. i. x. Transfer nj II 10 n. IN,
and arrives at Eric at 2.a0 p. m, making
close connection For l'uf and Ming. Falls.
i.35 p NJ. Erie Accommodation leaves n. Castlc.t
7,25 pm, A 4 C.. w X. X. Transfer at 9,J3
pm, Jamestown at 9.40 p. IN.
$50 D. M. Mixed Train leaves Sharon for Eric, ar
irving at ll.S0 nm.
PITTSBURGH Express south connects at Jamestown
at 1850 IN. with j. " II. ENpress. for Frank
lin aud 0n city. Connects at Transfer at LOS p IN.
with A. IL G. VI. Accommodation west, for War
rem, Ravcnnn and Cleveland
Erie Express north CONNECTS At y. Y q. W Trans
crat fl,lo M, with Mail east for McodviIie,
Frankln and el City, and at Jamestown with J.
4 T.. Express for Franklin.
Trains connect at kochcster with tfainS iot
Wheeling ard all points In West Virginia, and ~
PITTSBURGH connections for Philadelphia. Harris
burg, Baltimore aud Washington, via Pennsylvania
Central Ra,lroai
Erie Express North, connects nt Girard with
Lake Shore tra,s Westward for Cleveland.
Chicago anG all points IL the west; at Erie with
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad for Cory, Warren
Irvineton T;dluutc, Sc, aud with Buffalo ~ Er9
Paroai for Buffalo, Dunkirk, Niagara Fails and
New York City.
Ass.t S,f-,erintendsrt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-12

DUEFALO, COKRX q PIT'rSBURG
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,
NV IJ1tV.IT' VI II T .kDl1T-' ,
Takes effect MONDAY. November 90. leOS.
NORTH " Ard.

Takes effect Monday. November go. rus
EoRTEwASD.
Accommod9 9tion leaves Cory $50 P NJ; Clymrr
A. 8 Paran.r G.l5: Sherman 49,; Summit 300
p NaNvillc 300 arriving AZ Erocton 100 p. n,
Express train leaves CORY $50 A. NJ Clymer 9,os
Pnna" u 10 10 Sherman ln35 SUNNI, 1850; May
willie II TO- and arrives at Brocton II, 0 NJ
Mail leaves Cory Is p. NJ, stopping at all sta
tions arriving al Brocton i50 r. II
SOUTHWARK.
Mail train leaves Brocton at 300 NJ, stopping at
all stations, arrives at Cory at l2,25 =. NJ.
Express leaves Bro orton at a35 p. ~; Mnyville
325 Summit 3,45; Sherman 100; Panama !, -
Clymer AIS and arriving At Cory ut sob p. NJ.
Accom- mnlotation leaves BroctOn 100 T.. NJ, May.
vile $40, summit $50, Sherman S5J, Panama 930
Clymer 9,45, arriving nj Cory Mt lo,lo r, NJ
CONNECTIONS
Passenger, leave Buffalo on the Toledo ESpress
or IJay EXpress. COM ling Mt Broctou with trains
for NaNv' lie, sherman, Panama, Ciymcr and CORY;
connecting Mt Cory with trains on me Oil Creek Is.
Il. for ri,',svi's, Ml'ler, Pioneer and Pet Centre,
Oil City and Pittsburgh
Also connecting M Cory with trains on tho 'hil
aIelphia 4 Erie Koad for PhiladcDhii and liarriS
burg; ani on the Atlantic aud Grcrt Western Rail
way for Union, M'advie, Greenvillc, Pa, and
Warren, Ohio, and GmestoNn and Rand lpl,Nf.
Trains leaving uil City at 6l5 n IN, CORY at
O. % u m rorleCtirg NJ Brocton with tram on b ~
L. r. X. arriving IN Buiinlo NJ !, 10 p IN.
Trains leaving OF City at a,33 m will connect
with Mail Train leaving Cory at 10 p. m, con
nec,iua with EXpross East or 81 +. X. r., arltv-
ing in Buffalo At $50 p, m. Leaving Buffalo at 800
| D. NJ arriving at Cory at 1oIO p. m.
| Also, connect at Mayvilla with Steamboats, on
Chau,auqua Lake during season of nlvigationl for
A r. TREw, supt.,
! Japl Mayville, n Y.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-12
DuFFAI.O AND ERIE RAILROAD.

- On eni after Monday. Nov, .3rd, 1888,
Passenger Train, viii run on shis road MS follows:
LEAVE ERIE--GoINa EAST
rs%ESA a. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping at
ls-tV Riplev, Wcstfe,l, Dnnkirk and Silver
creek, arriving q. Buffalo at AS a. NJ.
sn,kS A. NJ NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop
1900 ring al westled Brccton. Dunkrll, 81.
verGreek. and Angola, arriving in Buffalo
-,>y ?. NJ. ClTCINNA11 EXPELss, stop
ls'SJ Iirg at Northeast, We-tfeld. Broc'on,
Dunkir, and Silvercroek and arrives At
Buffalo ri As r. VI.
n,El6s A NJ, NAIL AND ACCOMMoDAe
V'VV TON, stopping at a stations. arriving at
Buffalo ut 1s4O A. NJ
35 Ec,i.,. H. PLY fpay GHrRsss Ws:d s'9BRns BBnfrs
Silvercreek and Angola, arriving ut Dui-
talo ut 100 +. "
1925 roa M saas RAY ESr"fss nsnEp sGnpiGBE Brseiaa Aa
We-ife.d nnd Northeast, arriving at Erie
st345 p. NJ.
a.NAP IL, MAIL AND ACCOMMODa.
f'Up TiON, stopping Mt all stations, arriving
ut Erie at $50 p, NJ.
n,1n A. NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS, stopping ~
VsDV all stations, and arriving al Erie a lo,lo
a. NJ.
N,nNP NJ, STEAMBOAT EXrEESs, stop.
UsVO ping at Angola Silvercrock, Dunkirk,
Brocton. Westhcd and Northeast, arriy.
ing ~ Erie at ! Co A. NJ.
r.,s, A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping ~
ts~V Silvercreei. Dunkrk and Westheld, ar
irving at Erie at ADO 4 NJ.
Railroad time is 10 minutes faster than Erie tim
n BROWN, Gen'i Supt.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

irict o south Carolina, Mr.. wallace is entitled
10 seat in the House.
Mr. Holman tInd.l moved a call OF the
The Speaker decided the motion ont of or.
der. Vi VI
Mr.. Holman tInd.) appealed from the d.ci.
The SpeaEer declined to entertain IN. appea,.
adcing that the gentleman from Indiana Nj
Holman) was familiar with the rules
Mr.. Brooks IN. Y moved that the House
adjourn, on which the yeas and nays Were or
der-d.
The House again refused to adjourn-yeas p.
nays 90.
Mr.. Paine Wis stated that IL wa. so p.,r
the close Of the session thst IL WAS Impossible
for the resolution offered by the gentleman from
Missouri (Mr. Burdett) to pass. except by
unarimous consent, he therefore appealed 20
hIm 10 withdraw It.
Mr.. Burdett (Mo) said, under the cirum-
stances, he would withdraw it.
Mr.. Dawes (Mass.) called up the Joint reso-
luton relative 10 a site for building a new
State Department. Passed.
MIR. Ferry Mich. from the Committee on
Rules, offered resolution that the name OF the
COMMITTEE on Roads and Canals be changed 20
that OF Railways and Canals. Adopted
Nr. Latin, IN. ~ from the COMMITTEE on
Printing, reported resolutions In favor Of PRINT
ing 10000 extra copies of the report Of the Com
missioner of Patents. $40 copies Of the message
of the President relative TO the depredatisus OF
rebel vessels, 5O0extra copies OF the Land % nee
report. and 25,0O copies OF the letter Of Z. X.
Elliot on International currency; all of which
were adopted.
MIR. Jencks r. - called mp the bill for the
relIefo' Rollln White. Passed.
Mr.. Jencks r. L. offered a resolution au-
thorizing the Select Committee on the Ninth
u nsus to appoint a subcommittee 20 sit du-
ring the recess, send for persons and papers
and take testimony, and to report bill AT the
next session OF Congress. Adopted.
The Speaker appointed O Committee on
the part of the House TO wait on the President
and inform him that unless he lad some further
communication TO make, the two Houses were
ready 10 adjourn.
various resolutions, but objections were m ade
Mr.. Dawes MASS reported that the Com
mttee appointed to wait on the President had
performed that dutv, and that he Informed
them he had no further communication To
make.
The hour OF 12 O'Clock having arrived, the
Speaker declared the House adjourned with
out day.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

Mr Butler Massl opposed the report, both
as 10 the whisky and tobacco propositions.
Mr l. KAN also opposed It particularly as to
ehtncins the time for withdraw wing whisky
Mr. Allison favored the report.
MI. Marshall (another member Of the Con-
fe:ence Committee) also explained and advo-
The debaIe was further continued by Messrs,
DIVES, VOORHEES,, Marshall, Jones Ky, and
Sshenck.
Mr.. Scnenck answering to the arguments of
NJ ssrs. Logan and Butler, Temsrked that some
p-OpIe msoe their charges openly, while Others
in-Inuate lies, and thus add cowardiee to
insult.
Mr. Logan asked Mr.. Scbenck whether be
al uded TO him, IN speaking os those " no ''in-
sinuasc lies, and thus add cowardice te false
hOod.''
Mr. Schenck.-No. sir.
MIR. Butler-I ask the gentleman whether
the ph rIsee did not say, Il thank q sd that
an not like other men,
hI. ScheDck.-l think il very probable.
Anything that hypocrisy may have uttered,
dare say, will be fam liar 10 the gentleman, in
Whatever form IL may come. AS far as any
impuiations are atten pied 10 he cast either on
me personally or. on the Commrttee OF Ways
and Means, or On the ConferenCe Commute,
they are Only the conceptions OF base minds
which charge others with what they are con-
scIous OF being capable OF themselves, aud
therefore they find warrant for what they say
in their own capacity for evil.
The discussion closed and the conference re-
port was agreed 10.
The House then, at ten minutes before three
resumed business on the Speakers table.
The bill removing political disabilities W IS
referred 10 Reconstruction Committee.
The bill 10 retIre General Heintzelman was
next taken MP.
Mr.. Logan opposed it, and a heated discus.
sion ensued on the bill, after which it passed.
The next bill taken up was for the relief of
Rollbn White
three O'Clock and twenty five minutes, took a
recess until ten O'Clock Saturday morning.
Evening star., 1869-04-10
sCHENCk.s PuLMoNrc ~yers

Sesweeo TONIC, and Mandrake Pills win cure
,ss:s 'ss:s % s'ssrs,ps 5. ,.s,D g g. sIs
then tse sppetfs % becomes good: ,he % Sd digest.
in atsh, the diseased mstter rieeu, p tse 49,
spd the patient outgrows the disease aud Gets veil
,Srse s.dsiss. as s%ss
rhiisdeiphis' owes his unri, vailed suooe.. 10 the
lupgs; nature throws it on by an easy ex pecsors.
cough viii throw s OF sad 70 the pss,sps ss. set en-
and the lungs be gin 60 heal.
PHI. must be freeiy nses 20 ees,ss sa sss
and liver, 90 that the Pulmoaic syrup aad the fsod
schenck: Mandrake Pills act upon the liver. re.
moving ell oeetructtone, relax the sucts OF the
az; nothing has ese- BEEN inucssea e.
ssssi s.1s ts.s r .sscs .ss 10
SsaasI sna start the :ecretioas Of the liver
Liver Complaint ts enc Of the most prominent
scheneks sesvssd Tonic 10 gentle ssinulsut
na snd 2 tsrahve, and the sikali an the sesse-d
stomach 70 sS%ox ont the s..arie ssc. = sss
sood sao Ssn sss and :. msae sse
The great reason Why physicians do NOT eur.
give nedcine stop the coughs, to s.oS eS,is 20
stop night s.sAts. hectic fewer, sni by 90 doing
ana is rss:as ,G:s.e: :se
n6A -
Or. schenck. IN his tressm.nt. doe. no. sryt
move the cause. sns they vili :. stop Of their ..s
liberated Throat unless the liver AMI stcmsch Are
II aIerson has consumption, Of course the lunss
II come way, are dtseascd, either tuberclss AL
tcetses. bronchial irritation, pleu-a adhestou or
the lungs are mess OF inf animation and fast De-
esylng An such cases, what must be doaes Il 10
vhole body The stomach and liver have lost
their power 70 make blood out of 70 a Nee the
only chance 10 20 take DIR. schenck three n sdi-
eines which will bring up tose 90 the sto@ sch,
the patient will beein e want food it viii dissst
gins 70 gain I'm flesh and soen as the body be-
sins 20 grow, the lungs commence - heal IN ana
the patient gets feshy and veil. This 10 the only
cue consumption.
Complaint and Byspepsia, schencks sssused
Tonic and Mandrake Pills are sufficient, Without
.he sutmonie S,rup Take ,he Mandrake Pins
treey IN All bilious complaints, 40 they per-
Dr. sehenck, who has enjoyed uni INTERN ptsd
health Tor many years past, ana nov Weighs as
pounds. vas wasted away 20 Q mers skeleton In
The very last stage Of Pulmonary Ooasu 0ption ME
and .S.ndoe.d sia g his fsss as - e1lsd ~
the AFORESAID medicines, and since he recoyery
many thousands similarly affitcted have used Or
scnenck o. pr.parations With the sa0e remark able
success tul directions accompany ssch, making
scbsnck, unlees patients xtsh their iosss ersm.
tned; an for THE purpose he 10 profsssonsiIy A.
biz lrlDSipal ofiice, PhiIadelphis every ssfurdss.
~psre p AZ ~ isttsrs ct. for vice must be sdde-ssef
each q 90 per b. tile. or o7.so . half dossn au
drAkebPllie. Is cents box
For sale By aIl Druegfsts. me g eol,t
Evening star., 1869-04-10
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
VERDICT OF THE CORONER,S IN.
QUEST ON The BODY OF rWITCH.


PHILADELPHIA, April IO-The corcner's
INQUEST on the remains Of Twitchell reassem-
bi' d to-day.
samuel T. Simms, druggist. testified that
ne had visited Twitchell on "Wednesday when
he agked him TO furnish him IT witcneID with
PrussIc acid. He refused, when Twitchsi,
said all right. ana said he never Intended TO
commit suicide. Prussic acid is usually found
IN drug stores.
Twitchells father testified that he visited h,s
sen on wednesday, but never saw that bottle
and knew nothing about it He says:-"My
son never had any con versation with me about
taking his life, and think that IL was before
his trial he said that he could not be hung: that
ne would rather tear his VEINS out with hi teeth
He did not intimate to me Wednesday of
any intention TO commit suicide, and had no
suspicious OF it, / saw no parcel or package
passed 10 him " bile was there. asked hi n
II ne wanted me to call in the morning. and he
Bringnurst.
PHILADBLPHIA, April 10.-The jury have re-
turned verdict that TwitchslI came TO his
death from poison supplied to the deceased nv
some person unknown TO the jury.
Evening star., 1869-04-10
ftkTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
FIRE IN THE NEVADA GOLD MINES

DAN fRANCIeCo. April 9.-The fire ragged all
cay IN the mines at Gold Hill. The Opinion
prevails there that the mines are now in dan.
ger OF being seriously injured. The heat was
SO great from the Grown Point shaft thar IN /.
oollding and hoisting works were considered
endangered. The shaft OF the Yellow Jackst
Aentuk, and Crown Point mines are flooded
With pipes smOthering the flames. II Is .nou ght
tnat the hre IL burning on the eight hundred
foot level of the Kentuck mines. in hnvino ban
forced by heavy explosions. Ne more bodies
nave been recovered from the burning mines
to-day, The origin of the fire is doubtful
some aliege that IL was careIessness on the part
OF the men at work In the mines, while others
say that 1t was caused by the ignition of the
nre.damp in the mines, hence the explosion
Every nag In Virginia and Gold Hill are az
nalf.mast Hundreds Of persons folio wed the
funeral professions.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

FoRDIGN NHws By CABL..-A Spanish naval
commission rs to visit New York to buy mon
ltors Tor Cuba The proposition 10 esta blish
frlumvirate in Spain has been bandenAd
Much political excitement exists In Madrid,
and apprehensions are entertained that the ex.
asperation of party feeling will result in an
outbreak. The police and military authori.
Ties are taking every precaution TO pre- dis.
order. The appointment of Gen. Cabai ilero de
Roda 70 the Captain Generalship Of Cuba has
not been finally determined upon by the Pro.
Nisfonal Government, but should General de
Roda be retained in his command, Don Is
querdo will probably succeed Captain General
Dulce. Additional supplies of artillery and
cavalry are demanded for the suppression of
the r. bellion In Cuba.
A bill for the creation Of life peerage was
read for the first time In the Hosse OF Lords
yesterday. II was stated in he same body that
the Hudson Bay Company had agreed to csde
its territory IN British North America to the
Grown on the terms proposed in the House of
Commons The Government will soon intro.
duce bull based on the recommends atoms of
the neutrality commission.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

USE or LEMONs.-When persons are fever.
isb and thirsty beyond what is natural, indlea-
tsd IN some cases by a metallic taste in the
mouth, especially after drinking water, or by a
whiush appearance of the greater part of he
surface Of the tongue, one of the best .scoolers'
ls 10 take lemon, cut of the top, sprin kie over
u some loaf-sugar, working IL down into tne
lemon with spoon, and then suck il slowly,
squeezing the lemon and adding more sugar, as
the acidity increases from being brought up
from q lower point. 1nvaids with feverish-
ness my take two or three lemons a day in
this maDper with the most marked benefit,
manifested by sense Of coolness comfort aud
invlgoration. A lemon or two thus taken at
"tsatime" Is an entire substitute for the ordi.
nary supper Of summer, would give many a
man comfortable nights sleep. an appetite
Tor breakfast, TO which they are strangers who
VIII have their cup of tea or supper of "relish''
and ''cake." and berries, and peaches, and
cream.-HaUs Journal of Health.
Evening star., 1869-04-10
EovERHMENr BARBoR WORKS AT OIL.
NJ OOTT, n Y

uxrrvn sr.rrs rxs,,,,
81, oof saLv 4.
NOTICE 10 ooNrRacrosss ss.ses Is, 1883
marerisis for and doins tn wnark Spq oeInverins
new United states Sisrs torn;rs 10 oi oendins the
Ontario New YORK viii De received ~ sSi. a Isse
noon, Of the il, day II sri. issS Sa' L O'Clock,
MATERIALS REQUIRED.
s. 500 lbs wrousht LHSS I1oS m...,.., 4
III. is.Aplteo' sssofted IN three items. via
Bos IaeS ten 20 ssT ss sid "a 49, ..,s
IA0on ~ =. .PrkFoRAsD.
Item Couuter hs.;HnsSs h;Hss ~.
' ItemTp ssia Ter y the .upsrfcial foot
6LeioV v.tsr worf f.ns. =. fleekine. 6oltins, &c,
Evening star., 1869-04-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During the week, ending to-day, there has
been received al the Treasury Department
from the Printing Division, si76,73O in Frac-
tional Currency.
The amount shipped during the same Pc
nod was as follows: To National BauKs and
others, el56,070. Assistant United States Treas
urer Al New York, S2Oa,OvO; do. at St Louis,
$5O0,OO0 Total, a. 6,U7O.
The amount Of securities held by the Treas
urer Of the United States i'm trust for National
Banks, reported to-day, were as follows: For
circulating notes, eA2, 7as, 800; for deposits of
public moneys, x3l ,6ls,350. Total, S373 68s, $50
The amount OF National Bank CURRENCY rs
sued during the week was s1'9,O60, making tue
total amount issued mp TO date S3l3, ,796 sOS
From this is to be deducted the following
amounts: Mutilated bills returned, Sl2, ,s2a653:
notes OF insoivent banks redeemed by United
States Treasurer, Sl,05-, ,31S; leaving in actual
circulation At this date, &299, ,sI7,75S.
Tneamount OF Fractional Currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was S536 6lO 90
Evening star., 1869-04-10

pkoPosALs FOB eUBeISfE1CHs SUPPLIES
EEApouARTERs FIRST MILITARY DrsrRrcr.
OFFICE CHTEF Cox. 81 BsIsTENcE,
kIchNoNp, Va April 8, laSS.
q this once until TUlsDAI, the 18th inasst /, At
ocieck m, for supDlying the United Ststes 6nb
stetencs Department with the following srtici"s
it~ rounds new South Carolina Hams, lean.
"b..,:!; !s;a q %si:' Cor. Neal. bot.a and thor.
go oerrsl. txtrs Flour, (1tchmonA tnspect,o.
= = S SS5ssss ron u. Ss%y yieSf eichcend insIsetiOo.
S GO SSnDd. P,tns Oarolins dee, fis barrs,s
oU eeuops Hoiasees, in barrsls, eQusI IN on s,tv
SX y. lcrris % b 0ol6sn Uyrup
- IN o.q muet % accompanied bv 8 far sam,s.
On arns me :. sls a. artcss offered 10 saspis se
eSHRliss sccslssd under this Advertisements -u,,
~ Sot e The United etat.s eu6sisse ncs De-
ssSeet 70 tSs Inst ta s.o:.ses chipping order
spsSnk SSnk torns farntshs1 at this once: siso. spy
mens And conditions e usual heo' ES
~ osoer q 6rsvet n.jor General A. = Raso,
oonmassery General Of e1bsistt nee u 4 A
Brsyst nsier and o O g.. Iir,s t',ssHxx ns:.,,.,
v%eS; S.o 81 NO. lsls Gary street, RichmonA, Va.
Evening star., 1869-04-10
THE KAfALYSINE SPRINGS WAR,
sharp Trick Of q New York Detective

GETTYSBURG, April 10-A New York de.
tecfive, acting as agent of the New York Spring
company, managed by shrewd trick TO gel
Pc cssesslon OF the bottling establishment Of the
Katalyslne Springs last evening. He Turned
out the night watch0an, and the premises ar.
now In ch arge OF the resident agent Of the com
pany. The proprietor Of the property threat.
ems to dispute the right of way over his land
bv demolishing the bridges. The recaptur.
causes excitement among the iuvaIlds now
here TO secure the continua uance OF their water
Evening star., 1869-04-10
PHALON's "PAPnIAN LOrlOSn
sIAurrrrus rH. 4. 81 ;sS.tl. Al. oorrLr,

ktu0y1e ALL ERUPrIOHB, PRsCK Lns
and renders TIE SKIN eO6f
IAIk and BLOOMING.
Ior LApIke ~ the NURSERY n 10 fnvaluable
Bor orSkhTL8MEN amer sHAvINGtt he's no eouas
.PAPHIAH LOTION 10 the snly reliable r,..
soy tor diseases and blemishss Of The eKIH.
PHALON's .PAPnIAN SOAP,
Hr the IOIL1Tx n URS.RH and BAra, win uos
ehap the ekIN. Price IS osnts per oske
"RLOR DIX MAYO.o
..FLOR DE- NAYO.o
CHfEr fxHo4HIr fxo4IsirriF F9s THE aAsPkIn;
PHALoH . SON, Hsv rors.
heN Sold by eli Drussisss
HALLS VEGETABLE slCiLIAS HAIR
RGNEWER.
Renews the vitality Of the scalp.
ksnews the hair 70 its original color
Bepevs the nutritive matter which norrfsbes
hair.
kenevs the brssh, wiry hair to siIken softuess.
kebews the growth Of the hair
henews the appearance Of those that are Bald
enc Grey end is q splendid hair dressing. HoOfl
on alcohol 70 clog uD the pores. One bottle shews
3. p. HALL q CO., Nashua, n a.. Propristers.
For sale By ell df aGgists. jsls-am
Evening star., 1869-04-10
The Working Pesple.

The Inadequate prices paid TO working wo-
men In New York city for shirt making
the ublect of serious complaint oy persons
who have examined into the condition of tn 5
unfortunate class. Thus, 81 so q dozen is paid
fjr making first quality, or No 1 shirts. such
and working from aylight to midnight, only
two shirts a day can be made, and generally It
is considered rapid work with the needle aloue
TO make two shirts In three days. This rate
OF wages, therefore, yields q return of from y 10
p cents day. For slop. made shirts, which
sell at 81 each. the ewing women receives
Sl.2J dozen, while third quality are made
tor IS cents dozen. d her kinds of work nav
no better Linen coats with three pockets are
win turnover collars and cuffs, six cents:
and heavy cloth pantaloons from IS to 2ic.
pair, though II given out to men, which Is sell
dom doDe the price Is from 75c. to o.. The
profits TO the employer on this class Of work
are readily calculated. A first quality or No
J shirt, selling at g, Is composed of the fol-
lowing materials; Three yards of bleached
cotton, 80 cents: linen 90 cents; thread and but
tons. Is cents; cutting. 10 cents and making, 10
profit, If sales are made at retail, Of Ai.i2 on
each shirt, or, IL sold Wholesale at weuty -eight
dollars dozen.a profit of $3.50 dozen. The
silver piaters In Newark. N. j., have struck
for an advance OF ~ cents q day, increasing
the wages of first-olass workmen to 30, and Sc
cond-class to 81 80 q day. Delegates from the
tram baRgagemen and brakesmen Of all the
railroads in the United States are invited to
meet In convention on May 18th, at Cincinnati,
Ohio. for the purpose OF forming an association
similar 20 the sUnited States Railroad C,n-
ductors' Insurance Company" organized
October, ls6-, and now numbering 300 MEN,
bers.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

TITS REPORTED that Cabinet meeting yes
tsrday Ex-Governor A. G.. Curtin, OF Pennsyl-
vanis, was agreed upon as the minister for the
mission TO St. Petersburg.
Evening star., 1869-04-10

THR SECRETARY OF THE NAVY has or ieret
Commander Joseph p. Fyffe to comman tn,
United States iron-clad ship Saugus, at the
Nary Yard, Washin g.on, ID. q.
Evening star., 1869-04-10
THE GENERAL APPRAISER OF PHIL.
ADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10 "A strong effort i,
being made here by foreign importers to secure
the removal OF Lorin Blodgett from the Gen.
eral AppraisershIp of this port. They allag.
tnat ms lncompefency has caused much dim
Guilty, causing them to make importatiops
through New York.
Evening star., 1869-04-10
HOFF-S MALT ExrRACr

10 Q beverage particularly adapted 60 persons a,
seak and debllitated constit ution and All IN ,se
Who are suffering from dyspepsis, lcss OF appetite.
ecIoiuIs, chiorosa, etc general deb,tity end de-
fsneement OF the whole system IL tss a. the
place Of snd fs superior 20 ale porter ana sorttn
ons liquors as q remedial agent and in all Go.
needed. se