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Evening star., 1870-02-10

ted. ~S's
&Texas is reyelling in lpe Strawberries four
inches In circumference.
0The smallpox excitement in New York 10
dying out
~The friends of temperance are carrying ON
an active and successful campaign an she in'e
rior Of Texas.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

RECEIPTS FROM CUsroMs.-The receipts from
customs at the ports below named for the week
ending February 8, were as follows:-Boston,
s316 NewY %, ,21 s01 .4s; Philadelphia,
eS6, ,311.57; Baltimore, S20 ,016.77; New Orleans,
January 81, &160 1861; San Francisco, January
20, s12 ,461.29. Total, s3 LES, ,lo4.ls.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

Gov. Geary Vet0es the MetropOlitan
Police Bill.
7elegraphed Erclusiuely to The Erening Star.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 10.-GOv. Geary has re-
turned the Metropolitan Police bill to the
House, with his objections.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

THE HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
this morning heard delegation of whisky men
in favor of extending the time for withdrawing
whisky from bond to three years. The delega-
ton represents the whisky interests of Western
pennsylvania, (Rye,) Kentucky (Bourbon) and
Tennessee, (RObinson.) These whiskies will not
be nit for market until after two or three years
and their withdrawal, as provided by present
laws, would involve the owners in great loss
The delegation represents that there are IS, ,000-
COO gallons of this whisky i'm the bonded ware
houses, of which Kentuckians own COCO OOO
and that the payment of the taxes two years
before the whisky could be placed in the mar
ket would involve them i'm ruin.
THE QUESTION OF RANK IN THE NAvY.-The
question at issue between the line and staff of
the Navy has been settled so far as the House
Naval Committee is concerned. They have had
the matter under consideration for some time.
and finally in opposition both to the Depart
ment and the line officers, have decided to give
the staff officers positive instead of assmulated
rank. The bill is not yet finished, but the prin-
ciple has been fully established by very
decided vote in the committee. So far
as completed the bill provides that the medical
corps, active list shall consist of ten Medical D-
rectors with the rank of captain; fifteen Medi-
cal Inspectors with the rank of commander:
thirty-tive Surgeons with the rank of lieutenant
commander; and two Assistant Surgeons with
the rank OF ensign. Directors, Inspectors, and
Surgeons are to have present pay and emolu-
ments of Surgeons, Assistant Surgeons Of three
years service who pass the proper
examination for promotion are to have the
rank of masters, and after five years service
the rank Of lieutenants. The bill further pro-
.l1ck
grade of lieutenant commander active list until
the number shall be reduced below eighty. The
numbers Of masters and ensigns i'm line is fixed
at one hundred OF each grade. The committee
at the next meeting will take up the sections
relating to the pay and engineer CORPS
Evening star., 1870-02-10

wAsHrssros, Feb. 10, iszo-Jsy Cooke & Co
furnish the following quotations Of Government
Evening star., 1870-02-10

NATIONAL BANKS AND THE UsURY LAWS
Solicitor Banfield, OF the Treasury, having been
officially called upon for his opinion upon the
question " whether, in case the penalty for
usury had been exacted and paid by a national
bank under the provisions Of section thirty of
the national currency act, the bank is still liable
to forfeiture Of itSfranchise for violating the
provisions Of the act as provided in section 50 -
replies that " the violation of the provisions OF
the thirtieth section Of said act, II knowingly
done by the directors Of any banking assOcia-
ton, or knowingly permitted by them to be
done by any officers, agents or servants Of such
association, in my opinion. subjects it to the
forfeiture OF its rights, privileges and franchises
under the fifty-third section Of the same act
The dissolution OF the association in case of vi
olation Of law must, however, be decreed by a
proper court The penalties provided In the
two sections referred to are entirely distinct
one is the penalty paid to the individual dealing
with the bank, the other Is the penalty paid to
the Government, whose trust has been abused
and violated"
Comptroller Hurlburd, In q circular to sew
eral Of the often ling banks, says =" The fire.
quency with wkich complaints are made by the
public against national banks for charging ex-
orbitant rates OF interest, and the growing dis
content, win probably make it my duty to com
mence proceedings against certain banks, as
provided In section fifty-three Of the banking
law, for forfeiture Of chartern
Evening star., 1870-02-10

THE FOURTH STATE DINNER of the Presi-
dent this season took place last evening at the
Executive Mansion. The President occupied
his usual seat at the centre Of the table, with
Mrs. Senator Hamlin, Senator Davis, Hon. Hor-
ace Maynard, Mrs. Senator Pomeroy, Hon. VIM
A. Wheeler, Hon. Jacob II. Ela and Mrs. HI. w.
Slocum on his right. On his left sat Mrs Sem
ator Howe, Senator FentOn, Senator Robertson,
Mrs. VIM. ID. Kelley, Hon. G. w. Gilfillan, Hon.
John Hill, and Mrs. l.. p. Poland. Mrs. Grant
sat Immediately opposite the President, with
Senator Hamlin, Senator Pomeroy, Mrs. SEN
ator Fenton. Hon. Fl. W. Slocum, Hon. Thomas
Swami, Mrs. W. A. Wheeler, and Hon. John c.
Churchill on her right On her left were SEN
ator Trumbull, Senator Howe, Mrs. Senator
Robertson, Hon. L. p. Poland, Hon. William
ID. Kelley, Mrs. John Hill. and Hon. John s.
Nitcher. At one end OF the table were placed
Mrs. John G. Churchill, Hon. X. L. Van Horn,
Hon. John Taffe. At the other end were Mrs.
j. II. Ella, Hon. Peter N. Dox, and Hon. H. II.
Starkweather.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

THE ETHEATERs.-There w:s a very large and
appreciative audience at the National Theater
last evening to see Mr.. Z. L. Davenport's i'm
personatiOn of that bold, bad man, 4" Sir Giles
Overreach," )" in Massinger's fine old play, A
New Way to Pay Old Debts" and those who
expected a faithful and spirited Interpretation
were not disappointed. Mr.. Davenport had the
quiet force OF Mr.. Murdoch in the first four
acts, and the fire of Booth in the last, par ticu-
larly in the closing scene. He was fairly sup
ported. the only notable blemsh being the oc-
casional audible prompting of one or two of the
minor characters, which mars the beauty of
any performance, no matter how excellent
otherwise. The piece will be repeated this
evening.
"Toinette, or the Saucy Housemaid," attract
ed good audience to Wallis Opera House last
evening, and tonight the company will appear
in Sheridan's sterling comedy, "The School for
Scandal" which they twice performed last
week in such an effective manner as to win en-
thusiastic applause from the large and intelli-
gent audiences present on both occasions. To-
morrow evening the company appear in three
comedies.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

10Senor Oviedo, Of "diam ondwedding" noto-
nety, at Havana, u dead.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

LOOKOUT FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYS.
A very nne and large assortment OF HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. consisting Of
FAMILY BIBLES,
POCKET BIBLES,
WHITING DESKS,
WORK BOXES,
PORTFOLIOS,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
TOY BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
POCKET BOOKS,
And great variety Of FANCY GOODS. Selling very
CHEAP. Call and examine for yourself
At J. C. PARKERy
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
Opposite Post Once,
de Du Corner 7th and Streets.
Evening star., 1870-02-10

ALL'S OPERA HOUSE.
w Lessee. LAURA KEENE.
THU CRSDAY EVENING, Feb. 10, 1870,
In answer 10 many applications, will be repeated for
the last time. Sheridan 8 great Comedy
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Lady TeaZle.....-....-.........MI LAURA KEENE.
FRIDAY-MISS LAURA KEENE IN THREE
PIECES and Six Characters.
DREAMS OF DELUSION,
MATRIMONY. and
ACTRESS BY DAYLIGHT.
Seats secured al Ellis Music Store.
In rehearsal-HUNTED DOWN. IL
Evening star., 1870-02-10

ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ A / D n A l. T H f A T Il E.
IMMENSE HIT OF THE EMINENT TRACE
DIAN, MR.. T.. l.. DAVENPORT, AS
SIR GILES OvERREACH.
The acknowledged only Living Representative OF
this Character, received last night with perfect
furore Of enthusiasm. 1t will be repeated for the
THURSDAY NIGHT, February 10, 1870,
The Fine Old Standard Play of
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
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What Does Reason Say ,

The litllo mongoose when bitten by dead
ly serpent resorts TO certain plant eats OF 1t,
and escapes the effect Of the poison. That is
instinct. Human beings on the other hand,
must depend on reason aud experience in sell
scling the means oil protecting health and life
against unwhoIcsome influences, Now what
does reason say on this vital subject Does 1t
not tell US ihsi to invigOrate and purify the
system 10 the best way 10 protect Il against the
invisible poison which generates dlsetIe: Sure
ly il does. The next question is. what guide
shall we follow in choosing medicinal safe
guard Reason replies let your monitor be eI-
perience. Well. the experience OF eighteen
years comprised IN one un5roken series o.
satisfactory testimonials assures US that Hostel
ter's Ston sch lht,ers possess strengthening,
regulating aud snIseptic properties which are
not combined IN the same happy proportions IN
any otter prePsre.on exiant. This therefore
is the nntidote 10 which reason bids US resort
when our health is imperi'led either by tho ma.
lsria which produces epidemic disorders, or by
any other cause whether inherent or consiitu-
tional or connected With our habits, occupations
and pursuits.
The venom Of 4 noxious reptile is scarcely
more subtitle and dangerous than that which
turks in fou, air and impure water. To escape
The fevers bilious disorders, disturbances Of the
bowels. .nd o.her serious maladIes produced by
these insalubrious clements, IL Is absolutely
necessary that the stomach and all the secretlvs
organ, should lie, SO 10 speak. IN robust con-
dillon. Upon the amount OF resistance which
the vial system can oppose to the dele'erious To-
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depends and il Is because the great vegetable
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the most important functions OF the body, that
can be recommended and guaranteed as an in
valuable preventive medicine,
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are destined to make Virginia tho great thor
oughiare OF trade and commerce between the
Mississippi valley and the people of Europe.
eur road will supplement them. 1t is
well Timed work of Improvement. The chain
oil roads with which it is linked is one OF the
Two grand truak lines which are destined TO
connect the cities on the tributaries OF the
Chesapeake and on the harbors Of the North
with the Southern States. Think what vast
country is comprised within them! They EN-.
brace an area Of more than 100000 square
miles and contains population Of nearly TO-
600, 600 Of souls who contribute annually 10 the
commerce Of the world produce enough Of their
own growing to make the aggregate sum Of
S3OO,OOO,OO0
Such is the country, such the people, and
such the values that look to the government to
open through Virginia for them = good cheap
and safe thoroughfare to the markets of tho
world.
Go on therefore and build your road. 1t is
a link in the chain that is destined TO become
OF the greatest commercial and national impor-
lance.
Respectfully, &C.,
NJ. F. MAURY.
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Baltimore Female College.

This Institution, incorporated in $40, and
literally endowed by The State oi Mary land in
1869, affords Boarders and Day Pupils every
advantage to acquire thorough and accom-
plished education. 1t has good Library, Chem.
zeal and fhlIosop hcal Apparatus, and valuable
Cabinets OF Minerals, Gems, CONS, and Med
ais. Besides pupils from the different counties
in Maryland It has an extensive patronage
from the Middle, Southern and West IN States.
The Odd Annual Session opens Sept. 9Th.
Faculty Of Instruction.
y. c. Brooks, LID, Frof. Anc't Languages.
+. Lucy, AN. Professor Ct Mllhema,i1., sc.
Mr.. Louis Lauer, Professor OF German.
Mr.. J. Van ReuIh, Professor Of Painting.
Madam T.. 81. Chatee. Professor of French.
Miss &. NJ. GIlmer. Mathematics and History.
Mrs. NJ. +. Lucy, Be,les-L,uers * Physiology.
Miss Imocen II. simmons, Piano aud singing.
Mrs. Z. \. Pols,er, Piano anu Guitar.
Mrs. Juliet Workman, Vocal Music.
For Catalogue. or any info nation address
y. e. Brooks LID, President
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July l6-tf

IS Save your time and money by Us.
ing "Spear's Preserving Solution" 1t is
perfect an,iseplic, the cheapest and bes,
method in the world for preserving all
kinds of Fruits, JelIies, Speed Fruits,
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saves sugar. Ilsaves The trouble of seal-
ing. IIsaves the expense OF sealing or
alright jars or cans. 1t is SO per cent
cheaper than any other method. One
bottle will preserve 1913 pounds OF fruit,
or 4s gallons OF wine or cider. or 1913
gallons OF milk. L, is cheap. heslIhful
and e(feclusl. Call and examine il. For
sale only by II. NJ. Billings. Druggist.
June ls-tf
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Newspaper
Advertising o.

A Book o.! l25 cl,sel5 printed pages, lately
issued, contains 4 list 81 the best American Al
vcrlislng Mediums, giving the names, citculi-
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papers, together with al Icose having large CIR
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iiaIled free to AM address on rcce pit Of fifteen
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The Pntaburs (Pa.) Leater, in its issue #
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be book Is the largest and best Advertising
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fully recommend 1t 10 tue attention Of those who
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Save Doctors Bills,

lfyou want 10 keep from paying many
Doctors bills. keep bottle or two of
ENTLER' SURE CURE in your
house. II will cure Disrrhea. Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Dysen'ery, Crsmp Col
ic, Summer Complain. in children, &c.
A sure remedy. For sale by
II. NJ. BILLINGS,
Druggist,
July l6-,f Sbepherdstown.
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DUMFORD'S Celebrated Yeas, Pow

DUMFORD'S Celebrated Yeast Pow
u ders. sold a,
Dr.. Nagruier's
June Is Dug Store.
An additional supply Of Builders Hard.
4 ware Jus, received and for sale by
Mc Curdy E. Duke,
June Chafies'o"n.
NARBOLIC Sslve for all skin diseases,
y a, Billings Drug Store.
CARBOLIC Soap. for washing Bed
y slesds, keeps them clean and drives
away all insects, al
sep3 Billings Drug Store
..IIOW 10 Amuse an Evening Party"
III Just what you want to make time
pass pleasantly, nicely bound, price 50
cts. at Lauck's Book Store.
TlHAD WICk'S American Game OF
u Base Ball, price 80 cents. at
Lauck's
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July 80

UPlCES ! Spices ! Spices ! 1.-The
y season for picking i, al hand. and !
have provided myself with full line OF
Spices. Give me a call,
septic II. d. Billings.
ONE Rockford e. Hoffman Drill, used
" one season, will be sold low by
Nc Cuidy g. Duke,
sept 10 Chsrle,town
DIBBS. Sunnyside, Sections and other
ID Fire Place Heaters, greatly improved
for 1870, will be delivered aud put up al
short nou,e and guaranteed,
DC Curly g. Duke.
,ep,lO Chsrleslowr.
WE have just received a large stock OF
W Morning Glory Base Burning Stoves;
also Cook, Chamber, Office and Rlnlng
Room Stoves, for sale low, by
Nc Curly g. Duke.
sept, 10 Chsileslown.
A LII sizes Of the improved snti-ireeziRg
n Cisiern Pumps, Tor sale BY
.uc Curdy g. Duke,
sep, 10 Charlesiown.
A LII kinds OF Guano and Phosphstes
Il for sale by Jic CWddy T. Duke.
sept 10 Charlesiown.
I LARGE sleek Of Buggy end Wagon
"A Whips, for sale by
Ne Curly g. Duke,
sept 10 Charleslown.
HAY, Swav. and Fodder Cutters. Tor
II sale by .UcCurdy g. Duke,
sep, 10 Chsrleslown.
UALF Bushels, Tubs, Baskets and
Ill House Bucke,s for sale By
Mc Curly f. Duke,
sertIO Chsrestown.
FARMERS in want of the best Drill
should by The Keller Gum Spring,
manufactured OF H,eersiown.
Nc Cmdy &. Duke,
sen, 10 Chdrlestown.
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For Sale.

T WILL cell privately my HOUSE and
L LOT we'll improved, containing 90
ACRES OF LIND, three quarters Of
mile north Of Dunield's Depot, b. e.
Ohio Railroad, and near the contemplated
Shenandoah Valley Railroad. For par.
,iculars address +. S. RUSE.
Duffields, jefferson Co., W. Va.
Sept. 10, 1870. Il
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The KELLER GUM SPRING
DRILL.

WE offer the Keller Gum Spring Drill TO
w the Farmer, greatly improved for 1870.
Thirty one Of these superior Drills were sold
by us in 1868, and Thirty-e!ght in 1869. We
refer 10 Farmers who have used these 90 Drills
the past two seasons. Call and get circular
giving particulars.
McCURDY & DUKE, Agents.
The following gentlemen represent US in the
sales of the Keller Drill Capt. J. 5. Melvin,
DufIield's and Shepherdstown V. G. Moore,
kearneysville A. c. Undertake & Co., Rip
pom Jno. NJ. Nicely, Middleway, J. W.
Luke, Summit Point Marshall Smith, Ber
ryville, all Of whom have sample Drills and
Circulars.
Sept. 10, 1870. 4w
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BIG Acres.

and is very susceptible OF dI'I,lnn. az
there srr Two comfortable DUELLING
HOUSES, and sll necessary Out build
ins, on different portions ul the term.
with each plenty oi water aud sulhrirui
TIG,brr Tor al necessary purposes. 10
farm viii be sold rnIlte ut divided Ia suit
purchasers There Is an abundance at
good From on the }l,ce. sud ac"ur
Acres OF Young ihuily Chestnut suIIsb'r
for rails. The lsnJ Is OF good qusIIIy Il
Limestone and ,etv Productive. Ihere
are also about FIFTY aCREN OF hr.i
qushiy OF River Bottom belonging Ia tho
tract. and by recent explanations album
dance of good Iron Ore has been dlscoV-
cred on the lsnd making II well worthy
he attention of capitalists. Persons de.
rIrous OF purchasing are r,quesied Ia call
on the Subscriber on the ptcmIse'. Who
will take PLEASURE Ia showing tie zane
and rom whom tie terms eau be known.
A shaft wa. sunk upon lhI' laIm Tor
The purpose Of procuring non ore "hIrh
was pronounced 10 be oi sn excellent
quality and IN large quantities.
The terms Will be mace easy 10 pur.
cLaseu.
WIN ORNDORFF.
y. B.-ShOull the above described
Land not he sold privately before the
path OF SEPT. next. II vii on that
day be offered al Public Sale, IN front "l
the Couu House ~ Shrpherd'loWn, att
O. clock, when the terms viii be nado
known. ". u.
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Sept. 10, 1870.

UCHOOL Books, States, Pens, pencils
- and the best lax, all colors. large
stock OF the above class OF Good, has been
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