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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05
I UDSON'S PATENT
N
j GRADUATING VALVES
AND PATENT GOVERNORS,
For Requlatinq the Speed of Steam Enoiaesr.

/ UDSON'S PATENT
| j GRADUATING VALVES
AND PATENT GOVERNORS,
For Regulating the Speedof Steam Engines
The great superiority af tifsa
SA JUDsoN GOVERNOR AND VALVES,
~.pAS is due to the graduation of thee
= { lsteam ports in the valve.
~ These valves open from a..
t.==-s=2szakzggN point, and rapidly increase n-
# VIZ width, so that the g. 4 and &,
s IaSSa inch valves are respectfully H.
M N|M 10 and "a inches wide at the
H%esF base of the steam ports.
@1,7M This is their patentabfe fea-
Y ture without whicfrit is imposs-
ible to hold an engine up to speed, when driving
| the heavy load and when steam flows slowly
through the valve, and the gevarnor action (Which
opens the valve) is reduced to the least amount
These two reductions cali for the greatest wiJts,
attainabe at the base OF the steam port other
wise the engine chokes and saggers uasfer less
than its whole load.
Many Governors and Valves now advertised as
great improvements have not more than or 8
inches width of steam port at the base, and there
by fail, where the JUDsON VALVES have I8 to "a
giving from ftteen to twenty per cent more pow
er to the engine when most wanted.
Persons building or using Steam Engines, will
do well to apply their own common sense in choos-
ing governors that viii not rob their engines of
power, and depreciate their value more than the
CoSt VI u JuuSoh No'tIuol, piitchteu pIlnClplc
ofwhich gives 100 per cent. fpower, and conse-
quentfy the most uniform speed possibfe to obtain,
which is demonstrated by the universally admit
ted fact Of its great superiority bver all others 1he
past seventeen years 1t is simply impossible to
govern well without graduation of the steam port
in the valve.
supply ofthose justly celebrated Governors
always on hand, at manufacturers prices, at
BURKE'S IRON WORKS.
Staunton, Va.
re- Call and see one in operation.
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TNO THE PUBLIC.-The experience of the.
past two years has shown the necessity
of strict adherence to cashiseies. rimaorterss
and ma nuacturers reqIire5of ns.casA ali tha exoi-
ration OF each month"; to meet which I'VE :fnd,it
Impossible to rely upon collections, and have to-
resort to means outside our business. This we
wish to avoid, aud WILL therefore, after the LIST.
OF January 1869, sell strictly for cash.
settlement at the end of each month by such'
persons as Merchants, Builders, and others to-
cred equivalent to cash.
All persons indebted to us will confer favor
by settling by the LIST of January, as after
as possible, as we are DESTROYS of closing up past
accounts aud are much in need of funds
GEO. E. PRICE,
WOODS 4 GILKESON..
decl8-3m
NKTANTED, a SITUATION. BY a young
w man who can come well recommended,
writes good hand and apt at figures
For further information enquire at this Office
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

The Hon. Walter Brooke, Of Mississippi,
who occupied seat in the United States
Senate in 1923 made vacant by the res
ignatlon of Hon. FL. S. Boote, died on Sat-
urday last from strangulation caused by the
induction Of an oyster into his windpipe.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05
decl8-3n'

YXTANTED A aITUATIoN.-By a young
w man who can come well recommended,
writes good hand and apt at figures.
For further information enquire at this office.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

The great superiority af tits,
JUDsoN GOVERNOR AND NATIVES,
is due to the graduation of thee
steam ports in the valve.
These valves open from a.
point, and rapidly increase, in-.
width, so that the 3, 4 and 6,
inch valves are respectfully H..
1S and "a inches wide at the
base of the steam ports.
This is their patentabfe fea-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05
New Advertisements.

DRUsHEs, COMBS, &c.-A large assortment
ID of hair, tooth, nail, paint, varnioh, grain
ing, Fitch's white wash, and all other brushes
keAt constantly on hand, at
WOODWARD FULTZ'S,
mar5-tf Drug store.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

DERFUMERY, SOAP, &c.-A nice assortment
l. ofCologne extracts for the handkerchief also
a large and well assorted stock of fancy and tot
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

II NIFE BOXES, Fork and Spoon Boxes
IN. Sherwood Patent Tea and Ceffee Strai-
ners, for sale very Low. at
Jan. "a, W. POINTS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

GOAL H HOBS, Coal Shoveis, aad Fire
" Carrier seheap, at
Jan. "a, WI. POINTS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

q AVE Flu L.-BIBB'S ILLUMINATED
y DIAMOND GAS BURNER, for heating the
FIRST second, and third stories by one fire, put up
In the best manner by W. J. POINTS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

Harper's Weekly, one of the most in
tensely Radical prints in the country, is
forced to exclaim in view of passing events
"One wonders that the South does not re-
bel anew, when one considers the miserable
vermin who have been sent down there as
Government of6eiala."
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

DAINTS, OILS, &c.-Lews' and other lead
l. paints (ground in oil, liaseed oil, varnish
&C., just received at
WOODWARD B FULTz'S
mar5-tt Drug store.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

D0OFING SCOUTING AND GUTTERING
IL HOUSES,
done of the best materials by
Jan. "a, '68. W. ], POINTS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

REPARE FOR WINTER w
i ]. POINTS, opposite to Rruee's has on hand
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, for
wood or COAL very cheap. Willow Ware of all
kinds.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

FOOK TQVRS-superor patterns, war;
" rantea, FOR sale very low.
Jan. "a, '6s. WI. POINTS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

The managing committee of the Inaugural
ceremonies, have been very much troubled
at the question OF admitting or refusing to
admit colored persons to the Inauguration
Ball. They have, at last, nervcd theinsely yes
to decide the question and authorize the an
nouneement "that eolored persons will not
be present, the high toned eolared population
having too much self-respect to force them
selves into society where they are not vel
come, and those who have not any self-res-
pect will not be admitted anyhow"
One would think that those who proclaimed
themselves the especial and peculiar friends
Of the colored people. sitting With them in
their meetings &C., should welcome them ev-
erywhere. 1t seems, however that they are
not aeetconle, even to participation in all
the Inauguration ceremonies of the first Pres
ident they have helped to elect; nay, are
refused permission to participate in portion
of the pleasures Of the occasion This is a
singular act for boosted friends, but, never
thelcss-''the coored troops fought nobly''
,c, - . -
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

TRIBUTE TO GENERAL LEE. The Lynch
burg Republican says:
can Oxford scholar named Worseley has
recently published translation of Homer iu
Spencerian stanzas, and dedicated the volume
to General Robert D. Lee, the most stain
less Of living commanders, and, except in
fortune, the greatest
Evening star., 1869-04-14
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Gesrgetswp.

VIOLATING CoRFokArIoS ORDtsASCss-
TIE pclice are acnvsiy engaged ~ lcoStng ny
parties who are running wagons, csrfs. sn'i
carrying en- various businesses without Ia
cense, aud he p0loe records ths morn n
snow TIE following parties hrou q IA 4 f.l
hned 80 CD - 7. NcCJ-ml, X. Cn1s. X nj
z@il, J. T. ScnseneT, JonU Po,t. =, Z. Y. raI.
bo'- Joseph Jacks u. II 7 CnrninkAs-l tian
krsft and w Barrett, besides ppany o.ne-r.
W DC We've ismIs sed for want Of eyt.-a-e
TURNED OVER TO THE MARssAL-Frankiiu
Scott. " no. some weeks ago. was arrested f,-
the Cutting o: John, alias Bail Frlz.ls v-a.
this morning arrested oy on cer Cttuu!n-ns.u
ou 3 bench warrant ana WAS turned oss- %
the T. :. Marshal oy order OF ISL - Ru essy
SHARP PRACTICE -noou 5.
colored womaL hired herself 10 a :smsly d.
Prospect street a. an iron@r. aud vas - Ken %
the kitchen and pms 10 Work. Shortly after =
memoer of the family going down % no-s
progress found that the won had daca npa &
with nearly all the clothing which happened
to be in the room. and had ieii IN ,tesd a ~ ~
chtdrep's garments, which she hsd no don nj
stolen elsewhere Nothing Is known ~ E-r
Whereabouts, but the police tnInk sEe Is an Osd
hand az the business.
SELLING WITHOUT LICKSss-Tne item
HuceI this hesdiu & yesterday was not ga end a
- convey the IDEA tha' NJ. Etu-r. 10 MAS
fined for :. Hing hae without II en-t was guilty
Of defraudirg his employers. Nas~g-. Narnsll
X Myers. cy selling oesf on ms oan acyoauf
On n" contrary, they lndor- HIM IL a c 'nmu-
u.cation 70 the SrAR. a. bf-Ds honest. GprlEI'
a"d industrious, a naviag the eutlre charge o
heir nu>fn"s>, ans as acting an TINS particuia-
matter by ;heir aEthontr ard advice.
CoRoNkR's INCURsT.- Coroner Potter he'd
an inquest NeSt-fdsy attsTu rou on tna hO1y Ui
William IN rharC~. who WAS found dead Yr--
l. 'rday morHI8S III The house ~ 1aarlsS J. -
John. On I'd street, aud The Inry. after hea~..-
ID" -vfoeUCr Cf -he medical gentlemen Nll
made the post lIr.'s4t lrNiuarion. -au tsra5 4
verdict that decreased came 20 hls daarh from
Inflammation OF the meInbraces OF the brsFu.
superIEdEoed by The excessive use OF alconolIg
liquors.
CoHREoTIoN.-RIvnard Coaklay. whn-a
name appeared u las. "Wednesday star a,
being arr sted :cr lighting. was not John r. n
ard toaKiey, residing a; No. - Potomac street
MERCHANTS ENCHANGE-The supply was
not equal to III. demand this moruiRg. the
offerings being hght, bgt going on AZ CloI
pTISes. We quote:-OffSrIu S.-uu bushels I'D
wtesr ana 6uo bushels corn Sales. wh.ar.
bushels az - u. L. bushels "a. S2la. ilg.
bushels NJ >l:0, Loo bushels a. - - .ul bush.
els : rs. B. busheIs tdamacsd) ~ Sl.ir aud
halarCt or private terms. Corn TO- bushels 81,
~ cents.
RIVER FRONT - fnter.d-SSaa Gamer T. a.
knight, Denty. New York. with merchanu i>e
for District merchants
LECTCRE-An interesting lecture was daliv-
cred last evening a. the West street Chapel by
Wong, a naive of China and now a studAn,
at Columbia college. The lecture was for the
b fit OF ire Industrial Home School Az 4 real
lZsd about 80.
Evening star., 1869-04-14
MANHOOD

N 'ne 'ouur sod rising generation. the veeetn
w h"~ers % lie sr. strong hui IN fe~ years no
S.''I ~" p..lid hue, the lack lnstre eve. sud
N'@'eN icfu and the imra-siltiity e apriicAti1r
y mental EFFORT. show IT. hsueful influence lt
s"'h 1el ONES evident Z, Ha hserVeE N al .oms 1s
p'cs'li hru'uc- - Oh -AIus the developu-ut %.
- "'Nb tonsUrlpti u = talkel - and perhsr
IN" S'1th 10 removed from sch aol sui sent int
theftrntFl. Ttis = % the Warsr -.lovetl. rtr
tehi"N"i from Ordinary diversions .; ~. fv.r
char eiug -c"nes % yhs oi'y ths Powers Of h. p ~
too much eufeeUl'I 10 ave -, 10 ba.g,htri ,rs
rural exercises, thcuEhts are turned inu.-d. pp.r
rtetHsriyrs
II the rsiien' be a female. the approach q tfe
meYsrs - i-okei or with AnNIsty a. the a.,
ssr1Tt n m vi 20 Nstuta 0, O. show h@r sasinr
power IA dlfinsI- the cirr stion sad yisitirg tn
cheek ~Ith the 54um ~ health AIas increase
appetite has grosn ~ nat ~ fed tbe enerei e
the - stem are prostr.-sd, g ne whole ecoEo
ry II deransod The brsutlfHl aud wonderful g
riod IA hick tocN aud min1 un-ergo 50 fa=ciuati
change fT"m cti.i O. woman. fs looked Coz .-
VAN. the parents EeaT; bleeds in anxiety,
AEoiss the grave t,It y S,ting for its victlm.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

PARDoNEp.-Jamss Gallagher and John
smith, cOnvIc,sd ~ the March term. 1861 of th.
CRIMINAL court. of larceny. and sentenced TO
the House of Refuge, Baltimore, during their
minority. have been pardoned by Presideu,
Grant on the recommendations of Chief Justice
Cartier, District Attorney Darlington. and
Hon G. r. Phelps, OF Maryland. This i be-
lieved 10 b. the first pardon yet made bv Pree-
Iuent Grant
Evening star., 1869-04-14
Georgetown Advertisements

SES NOTICE To TEF LDT HOLDERS o.
Aa Cah BILL fENEi0aA
The tCmmiittc iG-rst;C stloE she affairs n a.. !.
MI! - bet, ~ are .OsF pared consider a..
cuu muEicaIun 'rc.ii the lnt 0,dtrS PRO reriy ny
tam UE t. tue efsifs -f sid e. rnpguN .nd a.
,horl@sd b. In iol!oSin@ r -olItiou { INSTR
tiCl~. VIZ
- k,soirtf f1rf -. : Lat ell c. arg Of ar.lc
ton of outy against any of Ulcers Of thi. CON
pany. or Information 4 gaTsins its management or
mismau agemeIt- te n ade TO thi. committee, ~ no
shall have tull power 10 examine thereirto ana
eball report TO an adjourned meetinr; said meet
after the public notice pre>crihed by tn chatter
>hall have been given -
Address the Committee, care Of JAMES Cos
LER, Secretarh, through the Georgetosn Pc
One aot. WssSu
Evening star., 1869-04-14

SALE CF EtAL ESTATE-Me>sTs Jonn X
Wheeler Co aUGtIOneers, n~Ve made th.
following SAILS Of real estate. Lots 2aud 3 IN
square 1865, 10 W. T. Todd, a. ). cents nor
square foot, lots A, Is &. ID. T.. and r. subdi-
VISION OF orig Lai 10. >. IN square 5}6. at - %
u and 10 cents. respectively, lot -. COItman
anc ACams Subdivision Of squarp 3Oa. on
Eleventh street, between q ana Il streets 70
James beckWIih. Tor > cents per square fOOt:
part OF lot :. IN Sguar- -. NarvIand :y.nps
between MINI and T~uth stree, :, improve, by
enc frame and -wo brIcs houses !or - - ; %
t1rss Parties.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

EATEIsONIAL.--i very iSrse congregation
assembled a. the i,h P.r-by 5sTI4n church on
n StTrrt ia>teNehrEg. 70 witness the m1rrIS.a
Of taptaIn Richard e. DU Bols Is5h lurau-rv
"a Mrs Eila Richardson. d4Dgnter orc r. l.
hiCbardson, Esq, Of ;hIS civ. The BRIDE
DAlcs Were Miss Belle EetitPr aud Mss Belle
La EaH, and he sroOT>IoeE w-r, f-iIow OIL
Gers Of he groom .s of W nom We're IN fuII pri
iSFm- The ceremony VA petf1rned by X -.
JohE & Smith, pastor. after which the friends
repaired - the residence Ut MIR. EIch4rd,gn
wh-:e a recsp' Oh Was held uJ III ntur o-,,lo.t
Sftn We newly married coaVIe loft io9 a
trIGal ,OJ- Norm.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

GENERAL DANIEL PRATT, the great Amer.
c,r traveller, enlightened the students OF o.
IuIlbian Law College last evening, on the SUBJ
ses OF jurisprudence. politics, philosophy.
Nc' he mas had an interview with Senator
sFiague, which may result IN the Generals
~nhdrawal from the Presidential can yass i'm
~ IN favor OF the Rhode Island Senator. We
shall see. "
Evening star., 1869-04-14

TIE ENTERTAINMENTS OF SkIF Z Gaylord
Alnsusis, now performing al Odd Fellows
HAL, &re very agreeable. Their corps OF min :
streis and instrumental performers contains
eonsioersole talent. and splendid series o.
ss-oiNing views add 10 the interest OF the ex-
hihitoI- TieAets for sale AT Ellis' music s-orr.
nAtintss Wednesday nd ~: urday afternoons
Evening star., 1869-04-14

GOCNG lNTHE BCsiEgss-Ths store OF Irs
In ma GIobs. on Pennsylvania avenue. wa
recently entered and robbed Of periu-rery
oTusnt :. chIsnCns, citrls, &c aud the [ asa ne
Iug reported TO pOlic- headquarters. Detective.
In mpson and Ne Dewitt. took barge OF II, and
arrested two boys. John Donovan aad Charlie
Matthews, and recovered the greater portion ~
th' s'o'en articles. In consideration OF n.
youth o: th- bows. Justice Walter gave Them
lecture and dismissed them.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

SIArE WAR; RkPUEI eve
mug a meeting Of This club was held ~ the
Mission Chapel. 10th >tre.; east-AT. Caarn-
pIou the chSIr, and -. q. Riley secretary
Pc .sn- Af:er prayer and the election of sew
eraI persons 20 membership, Mr.. VI. Dufey
~ss elected an honorary member, and sd-
dressed the meeting.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

Coz IEo. y FISHER, late United States ton.
sui ntntrai In Japan, will al the request OF
ture npon Japan and the Japanese. a, the loo
iure room OF the Metropolitan NJ. Il. Church
tomorrow evening, for the benefit OF tha Snn :
cay senooi OF the church. There ought 10 h., a
crow present. W w ="
Evening star., 1869-04-14
HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH

None but those deprived OF this blessing know
oI us ioss, The pimpltd, oiotched, aud tetter
With Jeslousy, and inward.y desires the same
sCB0FULA and other cutanaoos disease. can ~
not have good health When the blood is i'm purr
An have timely warning in those Blo,ehe-, PIN
Pies letters, Sores. Boils Copper -coorei Patches
scales, &C Avert the calamity by purf! ing the
.ssMkRiTsS's ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
before scrofula takes firm mold.
How many have the virus Of Syphilis n the sys-
tenn. and in that condition contemI iate marriage.
knowing little of its bsreful influence on the c5n
stitution. To such gay sTUP. First ci-an-e
yourself Of thf Sc Impurities; that -crofuious in
fecfion- (which in many cas-. is hereditary in To
and offspring. Price 81 IS per bottle
SAMARITANs GIFT
The only real cure for Con orrbea. Glse. and
Diseases caused from indescretion Only ten pills
purely vegetable. We discard BaI>arl a tpaiiq
Git eures IN fl, m two TO tour days. TINS avoid
Ts p snposnTe and The e,,Sr'iSn Gf lgsck,
" DESMOND ACo.
ORPHANS COURT, March soth, Is6s.-DIs-
o. Of WILLIAM s%rss saa.y sssa 20
nas S1a the spp5Osa,o9 Of the Or
1879. for the fnal settlement and distri-
and Of asset. IN hand sr ss the hsye
been collected and turned into money: when and
where all the creditors and heirs OF said decea ed
are notified to attend, with their claims properly
youcbed. or they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefit in said deceaseds estate: provided
COPY Of this order be published ence a week for
three weeks in the "Evenng Star" prevous to
the said day
Test JAS. X. O'BEIRNE.
m3l-1awsw' Register Of Wills
nRPHAES' COURT, March ". ls6s-DTsrRIc1
~ OF COLUMBIA. Warrington county. 10 cert I'm
the case Of OATHARINE ". CHAPLIN. Ad-
,hH mhinistratrix af heman j. Chspin, deceased,
bstien Of the Orphans Court Of WASHINGTON Coun.
ty Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the 27th day of
Aslil; A: D. isss. for the inai settlement and
dstributioo Of the personal Of said deceased
and OF the assets in hand As far as the same have
been colected and turned into money; when and
where oil the creditors and heirs Of said de-
ceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly youched. or they may otherwise by lAw be
excluded from all benefit i'm said deceased6 estate
PROVIDED a copy Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks in the Evening Star" pre-
vfous to said day
Test: JAS. r. OBEIRNH.
ma 39-lawSw Register Of Wills.
Evening star., 1869-04-14
HI L. VI BOI D'S
r. Nj X ACT BIZ HI.

For W akness arising tom ENoessc- OF Karly a.
discretion, attended ~Ith THE following symptom.
lidisPOsiiion TO FNsrfion. Loss u 7 s-r. la-a
Of Memory, niffcu ~ 81 Brestliag. Genera ".
ness, Horror of Disease. Weak Nerves. Tr-Iuti. .If
pTesdfal Hsrror II Death, Might Swrsts t7.E
fert, Wak-frlness. ntmnrss OF Ni-ion, Laus1.r
Universal Lsssitufe 81 the Mus, ulsr syst "a oft.
Enormous Appolite sith 10 % ptic ~ ympto as y Z
Hands, Flushing 80 ths i'5r, DrvBcss of tha "A 1.
fslid CcuBteEsaCe sUd ETCptl1is "a tre Fa,c
Pain IN the Back, Hrs iurss ui m kye8.a Fre
qu-ntly Black >pats FlyiaE h-fs.a t'e Fy.. ~.
Ten porsrs SuhustoD an Lc.s 1T sight, wan ar
a;t.sti.r. Great Il 4.it,. R6stless utth Harr q.
q >v.i-tS Nothing D more ceslrstl- 10 .. 4.
Tsiioat- ttsu s,iitGa-, aud nothing they n. a.
aI-sd. fr Fear - he nsselv"s. 10 Repo.e Of MAa
ut. no sre' r'stI.E. suf hurried Trausift1p
r,Tl one question 20 - other.
rt-.e s1 uptuun-. n a.i"~r. % 60 On-which tht,
Medicine invsri.si.s s-snsses-soon foiioS La-. %
Power. ts;slo aud Eri ptic Fits in one Ct whicH
the patient may expire.
DuripE he superiutsndesoe Of Or Wilson AZ H.
B!oUpicgdale As tum, tins sad result occurred -
two patients, reason had tor 3 time left them ags
bsth .iied -t epilepsy. They VEN Of both &c H-s
ard about twenty years of age
Who say that these exce-se. are NOT fre
Iucutiy followed by those direful diseases Ipsau.
ity and COpsunptions The records Of IN IusaUs
Asy lums, and the melauo holy deaths by Oonsamr
ton. bear ample witness 70 the truth of these \.
sertlons. In Lupstic Asylum. the mo.t nalAu
ch0iy exhibit, q appesrs. be cuuntenance l. =
tually soddeh snd quite edesitute-ueither airth o.
Grief ever Ni.its Il Should sound Of tie N,ic.
occur. Il lie rarely srtlcuisfr.
-'NiiL WoiGl meA-Crss wan pe-pa;r
Low suileu . uuc~ ;h-ir grief begul4-d -
" tile We regret tie .At~trhce uf 1hs At,ITe d.
and symptoms prepared To siler a.
iuyassbe siit Of che mstry fcr the rem. val Il a.,
sequences
RELMB8LD'S HIGHLY CoNrENTRa.
TED FLUID ENTRA,T OF RIGHT.
There is no other Tonic like IL. II is an anchor
Of hope L. the surgeon aud patti, mt. anu ihs ls tt
testiHoas Of ali who have used prescrIi. II
Sold by Druggists aud Dealers everywhere.
PREPARED at
u. T. HELMBoLDS,
DkUG AND CHEMICAL WAKEEDU>E
59a BEoADwAY, NEW YoRk.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

THR CAsY OF Mr.. HUYCk.-In the Criminal
Court To-day The case of Leonart Huyck was
given TO the jury, who after an absenC, of
about fifteen min uteS returned a verdict of
guilty. He was, 1t will b. recollected. the Pres
ldent of The Merchants National Bank which
exploded here two or IN rec wears since and /,
Is charged that he took possess ION of SO OOl IN
Governmen: bonds, a special deposit by Mr..
McNeir with Maury i Co. The case was ar
gu'd at considerable length by Messrs Car
ruc. on and Wilson for the United States nd
Messr-- DaVidge and Riddle for the accused
who fnrinE the trial excepted TO he rulings o.
n" toUrr aud 'here'oTe n. case Will g - Ne
Court in General Term
Evening star., 1869-04-14

Ar TEE SEASON tor building and fixing up IL
epoI G>, iEe attention OF thUse iuteres ted there
q. directso 20 the advertisements of Nsssr,
Hamilton Co. elsewhere In to-day's papr-
Their ssosxs are unusually large and well .e-
beeted
Evening star., 1869-04-14

TEE Doe IAw.-The dog law his ses.,r y.
o~~n more rigldly enfOr sea than ever before
and the police hay aided gT-atlv IN ,nera,stng
The CcrporsuOn finances in having those who
isheo 20 procure hcehSe> hu'd- The amount
received for licenses - Tor ~, male ana : :
for each female dogl a the Registers Off =.
amoun's 20 500. -, about >l.la more ,han
eUnng any previous year, for about IO,r dogs
Evening star., 1869-04-14

THkkk was good audience a. Wallis Ona,a
house iasl Hening TO see the performauc.s of
tne .JaPs, and will be again tonight, no
takes q benefit, and the en- saeemenr ,srm;n.,s
Saturday night with the benefit OF Iitti. AN
Right" Give him q bumper AZ part,n@
Evening star., 1869-04-14
OITY ITEMS

A GOOD THING 10 lay mp for a rainy dsy-su
Umbrella. Get one tna: won't fade, ran. or lei
the water in, at Geo. G. Henning's, No. 5il
:. b street.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

were appYssed by advicee th,s morninr ,rn.,
Philsdelphn that the price Of coal nsa ss :.
varCeo fry cents per ton. As We: no co.,
pondins sevaros has been n msde sy the dealer.
Lsre.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

Iht BOARD or kEGIsT:ATIOS.-TneI Judges
o. the Elections, or Board ~ K.gistere-Nl4ssr..
a Cook. MAJOR Thomas BouOnco, Iams,
DCEaIcscr, Johu II. C-ossnan. aud Roa4r, III
BcNH II J. eNprS'sd will shortly enter on
thslf unti-s- nut up 10 thIs time Messrs Cook
ana booSeT ouly have GUsiIfied-rhs coInmIs-
>lors -oT the others o-Ing Al the ori,s OF M.
ClsTk 4 OF the Court.
Evening star., 1869-04-14
IlOUXy FRENCH RESTAURANT,
2leY STREET,
Between 18th and 18th streets.
Service Ia Carta and Provatar. Dinner in any
style. fes
NovIIrz soUswSSsszk UswSsks. AID MACHINE

We have On hand one Portable Steam Q y MN
Of Horse Power that 80 win ssll 1t eur voYks
for Sl,zse eash; also. several portable engines
suitable for threchins machines Of - horse Dovsr;
also several portable eng ines OF vheeIs fro1 70
- horse DoWeH or under. Persons vtshins 70 pur.
ehsss Dsv % second hanA machinery, snainss or
iFoa. would do ven 70 call Or addrseo r. J.,
LkHsE co.. Rashsrsbsrs. Wet viRgiais.
Evening star., 1869-04-14

CANTERBURY is sun doing a good business
" J. ThompeoD and his ira ned dogs. Hec,or
ana Carlo. appear every evening D.: tn., J,s
assIs speS ;as Ie eGDtlso "NIck Wnitles