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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-01
ARRIVED SUNDAY.

Steamship George Cronw ell Clapp. frYm New York,
22d nltimo, TO Moutou-2d district
Steamship Western Metropolis Wall, from New
York 23d ult., to Low Ll.dwi -csen-lst district
STEAMBOATS.
Grand Era, White, from Argyle Landing
Southwestern, Jacobs, from Shreveport.
Bismarck, Thompson, from st Louis.
Julia a Rudolph, McCOmas from Jefferson
Wild Wagner. Goddin, from Satcheg.
Lcssis Taylor kenuison, from Louisville.
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ALEXANDRIA,

From the Gazette of last evening we collate
the following:
CONGRESSIONAL CONvESTIoy.-The follow
ing delegates were elected last evening: First
Ward-Alfred Chapman. A. ID. warfeid, II.
Latham, Thos. Dobie, VIM. II. Marbury X. s.
Ashby. Second Verdi. A. Waters Geo HI
Robinson, Henry b. Wilmington, William n.
Brown, X. M. Lawson, Jos. Hopkins. Third
WMd-T. w. Ashby, G.. F. Suttle, Geo. Bryan,
q Y. worthinston, J. E. McGraw, b. F. Pfice.
Eonx,, "ard-Wm. III. MrEnioht u. " S-nnnt
+. u. Hooe, II. T..
Z. 5. LeadbeatA. -.laymaker, Andrew Fleming,
jas. =. Fifth Ward-J. X. johnson,
urayes. ThS G. r. Adams, Ii. Wisbert, VIM.
TaK v -. W. swan.
Civ q ALLEY RAILRoAD-The Mayor and
p. + Juncil have received an invitation from
r =. Borst, ESQ, president Of the Valley Rail-
sad, TO attend the celebration OF the iraugura-
tion Of that road near Front Royal on Thurs
day, the eth proximo.
REMOVAL OF PAsToR.-The many f. lends
of the Rev. Bernard A. Toale will regret tc
learn that he will probably leave this field d
ministration within a few days.
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GEORGETOWN:

MERCHANTS ENCHANGE.-The offerings on
change this morning footed up $3.50 bushels.
With sales of all in small irts at St.3jaSI45 The
gong closing sales should sOn1d according to the
rules. at 10y O'Clock, but IL doesn't, and one
bidder waits IUr another, the result of which is
that most of the sales are made by a curbStOne
talk between merchant and miller OIL their way
to their respective places OF business.
SELLING SNAKES EGos-MichaeI CIi,T4nrd
was arrested this morning for violating a cor
oratlon ordinance, his offence being selling or
oneIing for sale snakes eggs, which proved TO
De the article goirg s-ouDd know as .Pha
re abs serpents." He was disposed of in the DO
ice court, as seen elsewhere.
Err FRoNT.-Entered and eleared-Steani-
er Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
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Educational.

The season " near at hard when the schools
m this city and vicinity win Open ard a re, err
ence 10 the educational department IN our adj
Eertising columns must impress every one with
the number and variety of establishments for
The education or youth, both male aud fer &C.
which are there announced. On Monday last
We called attention in our local columns to
many Of thote advertisements, and below will
be found mention of others which appear in
our coluzoDs to-day:
The French and English Schoo, of Mile
Prud' homne and Miss Shaw will open on
Monday. September 10, at 40 Ith street. opI D
site Judiciary Square,
The du. 'cs of r. onsos 4od5sr y, a select clas;-
ical and English ehoOl for boys, i'll be resumed
ON Monday next. Mr.. 5. John Thomson the
principal, was teacher OF the grammar school of
the first Sch ii District in th's city for several
years: and has suee-ss then and since in ,faiping
boys for careers OF usefulness proves him II be
one of the ablest Instructors of youth in our
midst.
Mrs. ~ L-uya La5Her will receive a limited
number Of pupils at ''The Dougal Cott Ige - on
"Tbe Heights" at head of High s,feet G9orge-
town. September 18th.
Mrs. Gen. Wheeler will resume the duties of
heI bcGrdirJ and Day Semf-TJy for young ladies
at No Is. Sd street near High GcorpetSwn On
Monday, September 9Th.
14e Eelefts institute, an English mathemat-
zeal and classical school for boys, corner 9th
and streets cpers September 12th. The prin-
cipal, Prof. Cox, has had many years experi-
eHce as teacher in some OF our best ipstitu-
tons, and de ervedly raDks high as q successful
educator OF youth.
Mss Ja!,a r. Edleh daughter of Rev. T. b.
bsIehS VIII open scnool tor girls at 1867 Ii
street, DeNt Monday.
MS KOones viii resume the duties of her
school Tor young ladies' at 22f ID street on Man
day September 18th.
1aSlms CaRtGicre's select school for young
ladies viii reopen on Monday neAt at ass n
street corner of 18th.
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The COmPsa.

POLICY CouRr. J,y,, -To-5., A. 81,
lowing busin "a t1nns.cie5. J S'e Ao'
CORPORATION va George m M,I,s- .,.-,,1
with using protare and ind.cent I,n,aDac,as on
the street: pleaded guiltv and ,ras IS, go VII
United States VS. John DoIs,n chnr,..S nth
an assault and battery ON .Iosanh WsC,r;ah
with intent TO kill him Tb,s 1917, -. r,ds
with a knife. Two cuts we're made or am
plainant one in the neck and TIA othar in HE
side. Held in the sum of s3 zoo for acton of
the grand iury
Henry Woods colored charged with larceny
Of clothing from lanes Ridgewav. 10 the value
of sI2; held in the sum OF ; 100 to await action
of the grand jury.
Corporation VS. Samuel Stott charged with
renting a tenement without providing a suita-
bic privy for the same; fined IS.
George Hall, celored, charged with stealing a
shirt belonging to Theodore hyson; held in the
sum of $50 for action OF the grand jury.
Corporation Vs. VIM. p. Moran, charged with
being drunk and e,sorderly, and using profane
apd indecent language in the street; fined 90.
Ellen Common and Catherine Connor charged
with allowing their goats to run at large; fined
% each.
Thomas Fahey, changed with using a cart in
h's business without having license therefor
dismissed.
In TIE case OF Catbarine Baily, charged with
larceny Of so from Michael Mehan, further
evidence was taken and the case dismissed
Catharine Baily was then arraigned on the
charge OF selling liquor to Michael Mehan an
Michael Clifford, CHARGED with selling th.
American A No. 1serpent's eggs'' aboat the
$40, or thirty days in vorkhouse
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@It is too bad that girls shon,1

@It is too bad that girls shona rrir ,,o,.
bar bv wearing so much false s,nft whsn ~ :,
me ior1ty ofthem have enougI, of tbei- own ~
make pretty display.
~Ihe people OF London have money 70
spend-that Is evident in the fact that 20 OGO per-
cns Iecentiy paid to see three exhibitions OF
fireworks at the Crystal Pa'ace.
~The Maplin Sands scheme for utilizing the
sewerage or London has come to grief The
promoters have failed to carry out The project.
an ana .he Soard OF Works has declared the COS
~The London Saturday Review ia ofo,;n;o,
tnat me treaty which is sai1. to have been pro-
posed by italy and Aus. ria 10 the English Gov
eminent e me- would have ioeen almost Objectionable
Awraeli's proposed concert with Russia.
n0Joseph Kearney, Professor atSeton Hall
College. New Jersey, was run over and killed
nv a tram on the Morris and Essex Railroad on
Monday afternoon. He was q native Of Balti-
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

lHE CAPITOL ENTENsION-Ths EnldrJemeri
81 NE GrcEnds.-Cnder joint resolution of Con-
sTtss' approved July 18th last, the Mayor is re-
IuTed 10 have the grades in the vicinity Of the
caIlt1l 30 me difed and established as TO meet
Ine approval of the Commissioner Of Publi;
butulngs and the Architect OF the Capitol Ex-
preach 10 the Capitol. MAYOR Emery has in
con. rance with the resolution, directed MIR
foIsyth, Superintendent OF Streets, sc. To
make the necessary observations ard pIaps
having in view the gradual and uniform faII n;
each avenue, street, and cross street, and the
parking II wide streets, sc. Mr.. FORSYTH il
nov nov ehSased IN thar work, and ON its compile.
tion and approval his report viii be trapsmittes
" Congress. '''u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

IHE RISG GANE-An JRsNccessfM Atema -
Last evening two sharpCrS appeared at the Bal
umOre depot ana attempted 70 play the ring
game. They first singled out the ticket agent
MI Pagels- ard showing what appeared to be a
Two initis's engraved, represented il IS the gift
OF ceceas ed mother, and asked a loan OF 81 50
On IT. Mr.. +. was too ..hy" and wouldn't bite
ana they then attempted he same gP me on some
al .I me haekmen, but again thsv failed. Officers
AlhIhson and Brown thinking it time stop these
Lioceecngs nthe parties In the sourth Ward
ss,dlOh, where they gave their names a. Henry
the police court this morning The ring with
",Cn ms game was being played, IL is unnec -
soly 70 say, are such as can be bought for u 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

1HE McGARRAHAS CASE AGAIN-Noti1a far
AHdeAaent for CCntempt.-Yes; srday in the Nc
Garrahan case before Judge Humphrey-mo-
non for RUE TO show cause Why attachment for
contempt should not issue on Secretary COZ
Commissioner Wilson, and W. j. Murtagh-Mr
Ialocrr, acting Attorney General, continued his
argument for secretary Con and Commissioner
wilson. claiming that the order OF the court re-
strained the IdEia Company from prosecuting
their claim, but did not refer 20 the Issuing of a
ptotesS- He also read a printed reply of Secre-
tsIy CSx: 10 whlch Is appended postscript of
Commissioner Wiaon asking that the Secre-
asry answer le taken as his answer also. NJ
1albert argued at SEINE length that the answer
vas snmclent. Mr. n Wilson filed the answer
OF Mr.. Murtagh, setting forth that he published
,ne letter OF the Secretary in his capacity as a
Journalist, AM as an item or the public news OF
At the conclusion O. Mr.. Paschal's argument
Judge Humphreys took tke papers in tne case
ana said he would render a decision ON the
motion tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

fAEkING OF i STREET-A meeting of the
properly holders residing on j street, between
.'h ana Igth, was held last night at the resi-
dence of John T. Given, ESQ. fhe object bain,
20 exchange views with reference TO the paving
OF NAT stree, and TO come 10 some agreement
a. Ihe Kind OF pavement to be used, &c, Mr..
ner, Esq, was chosen secretary The merits of
the various kinds OF pavement were discussed.
an anu me eosfs OF paving compared with parking
sio,, nIudls OF the street. No definite conclu-
slors were arrived at but the parking nroiact
seemed TO be the favorite plan 70 be aaebted A
' Joi Tittee was chosen to ascertain cost in
sfion, ~ esSn plan proposed and report a, A.,
night. pace next Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

Having made arrangements with some Of the best
D1stleries In the country for cid whiskes, offer
the following well known brands at very low prices,
VIZ: The celebrated Old Grow, seven years old, Is
per gallon. j. A. Bowen's. years old, - per gal
lon Robertson ., years old, SO per gallon Did
lamily Nectar years old 81 50 per gallon. The cell
don old Town Gin. 4sPer gallon Stoue6ton Bitters,
;p per gallon: Dry Cstawba still. from Urbana
wine CompanyJ S30 per gallon. scuppernone
still from North Carolina, % per gallon. All the
ABOVE ls at least per gallon cheaper than can be
GOT elsewhere for the same grade.
Liberal discount to the trade. O. GAUTIER,
Proprietor of the celebrated Native Wine Bitters
No. l211 and 1919 Pennsyly ania avenue and "a
North Charles street, Baltimore. Md. jeN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A TREATISE ON THE HAIR
sent free by mail by the proprietors Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
SIC1LIAH HAIR REVIEWER,
which is the best article ever known to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
to its original youthful color.
1t will prevent the hair from falling ont
Makes the hair smooth and glossy, and does not
stain the skin.
R.P. HALL &CO.,
Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
For sale BY oil druggists. su3-eolm&W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

In TOwN.-MaS HasseIbach, fot merly of the
ClyoHicls, and now Of the New York .St1nd ri
and Philadelphia A.e, Is on a visit to tbs CITY.
and Is looking remarkably we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

HE steamer Lady OF the Lake Capt j. W.
D ,,sy' Will make grand excursion to Cobb's
is.ailI VI rIlday, September 2, the last of the
- sOn. VI course there will he a Iar0a and
select company on board on the OCCASION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

BAsE BALL--A match game OF base ball WAS
played yesterday between the Internal Reve-
nue. Cmee nine and The Second Auditors Office
hlne, wJieh Y suited in a victory for the tormer
BY score OF 81 to 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

FINDING LODGING PLACE.-Samuel Cant
and Allen Calvert, two colon ed boys, were found
last right found asleep in the residence OF SEN
stor Upton, g13 - street. by officers Carathers
and Hunt, and are to-day At the Police Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

COLLECTOR BOSWELL continues to improve
slowly Information received last evening shows
that be Will rot be able , return TO the city Ior
some time, his sickness being more serious than
Was at FIRST represented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

VIZ have some samples OF Clark's Prolific
Seeding, a new vPriety of grape IA sed by Jrs-
lice j. L. G.. Clark. 1t resembles the catsw 81
somewhat in appesrapc and is remarkable for
the cOmpac.ne sud beauty OF the clusters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

TIE GEEMANIA SCHUETzEN VEREIS process
sion will not start from Bru.gman's as mau-
Toned In yesterdays STAR, but will assemble al
Trades Union Hall, corner sth and T. streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

RKsIGSED.-Rev. c. III. shialas rac,o- ~,
Christ church, Episcopal, near the nayy-yard
hss resigned the charge OF that parish Ia &C.,;
the rectorship OF a church in Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

IHk REPAIRS ON THE EASTERN BRANCH
Bt;lDGE-SioIo Work. Bad State of Afairs
Inc WORK OF repairing the Eastern Branch
Bridge is progressing very slowly, only som
nve or SIX workmen being employed there; mean
time the ferry boats are doing a thrifty bust
ness. Two old scows only are employed in car
rying vehicles over, passengers being convevad
IN row boats. During the camp meeting season
the travel has increased to such a degree that
every thing in the shape of a row boat has been
Drought into service. The result of this il that
alterations between boatmen are of almost
dally occurrence in consequence Of the blocking
up OF the landing point at either side of the
the police constantly stationed there to reouiste
these matters. Landing facilities should be
made II this bridge is to remain in its present
condilon long, and the City Councils should
designate the number and kind of boats nv
license or otherwise to convey passengers In as
the present mode is uncertain and unsafe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

BIDS FOR FrEL.-Yesterday, bids were opened
IoI supplying the House OF Representatives with
coal and wood, as follows: McAlroy So per cord
for pine, sS.25 for oak, s9.25 for hickory, SIS
per ton for coal Barclay. $3.50, 50, =, 500.
Gunand, sisS, sI.05,1 SITS, s. 20. A. p. Clark.
so.'i. Turton, q, SIS -, 81 81. Brown *
Son, S5GS, sea, S793, s7.23. Yoddpr. sG -.
= 80. 8 50, S7.35. T. f. Clark, SIS Sd OF
Se.23, S7.24. Miller coal $40. '0'
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PATENTS TO WAsHTNGToNIANs--Am the
patents issued from the Patent ONCE yesterday,
Anthony 5. Martin. OF this city, received one
Tor a safety car brake, and Henry j. Alyord one
for a wood pavement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

FROM French Langrsn * Ogilvie we have
BiGskrO0d's E0JdziHs for August. Sbillington
sends u AHplet0H's JsBTnGl fOT September 10.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs. &c

Excursion 70 Glvmont to morrow, for the bon
eft of ST AIMS infant Asylum.
Daily Excursion OF the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 245 street.
Markriter's Art Gallery, ssS 1th street.
Bzrlow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

BTsINKss SUITS,
Dress Suits,
at Low Prices.
A. STRAUs,
Penn. ave, between 10th and 18th streets.
AGATE BUTTONS IN ORoIpH,
Spiral Studs in Oroide,
Alaska Diamonds,
French Jet Jewelry,
Pipes, Vases, Satchels,
Baskets, Pocket-books,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Store,
10 20. sa Pennsylvania avenue. between ~ and
9TH streets.
THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
n general order for Sorodont. In the teeth of
All opposition IL has become the supreme dem
.rince OF the age. No impurity can infest the
See,h cleaned daily with SsxodoMf. Outlay, the
PARK OF the CHILEAN Soap Tree, an article viii IN
possesses cleansing properties superior to those
oI any other known substance, Is one Of the in
EIeolents OF this peerless compound. Sozodont Ia
tue only dentrifce in existence IN which this
salubrlous botanical product Is Incorporated
Spaldi#e's Glue" handy about the house,
mends everything.
hRMPLRR has all kinds Of Thermometers 6,S.
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HOTELS.
ID EDUCTION EXTRAORDINARY
Unparalleled Inducements to the Travelling
Public and Permanent Boarders.

W1LLARDs HOTEL, A. "A
. July ~, 1870. NAV
On ana after the 18th inst. aud up TO and lh NJ u
lnI.nding the 3lst day of October next, the raf- M
charges nis extensive and we'll appointed hotel
will be as follows.
Board and Rooms, DER day,,,, ,,,,,... . 81
without =" as
Rooms " Beard " 4" . 81 90 To I q.
According to location
r. Rooms Will be exhibited at any time, and a sample
Bill VI Is in readiness for the inspection of
House. ~ VI 'A
Special rates may be made to clubs composed of
ladies gentlemen.
These arrangements afford an unequalled combina-
ton OF comfort cheapness and desirable locality to
who wish TO avoid long, hot, and dusty wake to
reach unpalatabe meals and inferior apartments.
prices OF nrst-class accommodations to ante war
~es resi- sctfully solicit the patronage Of that
mer in ~ sshington as well as the travelling public
JAMES SYKES. Proprietor
WAsHISGToNs 0July, 1870. jy22 SIN
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The EXCURSION to Glymont, tomorrow, for
the benefit OF ST. AIMS Infant ASYLUM, on the
steamer Express, will be pleasant affair. The
object Of the excursion Il 20 raise means for St.
AIMS Infant Asylum which has a large number
Of children TO care for.
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No. 21O5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, \. w.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., August %, 1870
Editor EreniRg Star Cannot something b..
done TO prevent the detestable habit of youno
men loating around our church doors, not onlT
before service has commenced, but whilst it u
progressing. Last evening, as usual, L attended
service at st. Pauls Episcopal church, on ed
street, near the Circle, and some time before 4
reached the church l heard the chatter of rone
nan dozen or more young men, or, indeed,
may say, helf grown boys, led on by Young
gent; who makes a regular habit SUNDAY after
sunday OF longing around that particular
church. We would advise the young gent in
question to lay aside his "white beayer" when
lie goes out on these laafing expeditions. haze
upon several occasions, spoke to the sexton of
me church and the police, and after the pro-
ceeClrgs OF last evening 1 resolved to try anofh
er plan. These young mea NAV he seen ter
service and whilst the congregation is passinI
OUT step up to the side of young lady and ask r.
&c he. meme. have frequently c.uticued nv
uapyhteis a6airst accepting the a.tep.ion Of
any OF This gang of church-door Ioaters and
would scggest 10 all young ladies' adop,irg a
e,' u1sr rue. 4 nave been prompted to write
4 SIP You hoping that q no, ce in your pa, "
might ca tie ateen,.on of the pro- sr authori.
ties, and have The NUS Ince ended.
" CECECH-DOOR RRPOpMpT
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 30, 1870
Ny dear Mr.. Editor: 1t is evident that our peo-
ple-through the press-are bound 20 have their
share of the glory of the Prussians which the
latter just now are buying so dearly. One % Iper.
for instance, discovers an unmistakable SINH
arity between Gen. Grant and that great mil
ifary seholsr" and veteran, Moltke; another
believes Gen. Sherman's march to Savannah TO
have been as grand a str ategic movement as
that OF the left wing of the German army upon
Cfa'ons; another thinks now, that Gen. Shefi-
d. at the Prussan headquarters he will
Undoubtedly give those generals many hint as
to the proper use and management Of cavalry:
stilI another tells us that the German army
learned from us how to fight behind rifle pits;
and, lastly, are We informed through your pa
per OF the 10Th that the Germans seem to have
learned from our success in making raids du-
ring he last war how easy and how effective il
Is to harrass, with competent cavalry, the en-
emy's country. Now, sir, we are undoubtedly
great nation and brave people, but to at
tempt to compare the competency of our gem
erals and the efficiency OF our army with those
OF either France or Prussia is simply ridiculous
II we must have K. let us at least-in the ewes
OF the world-try to conceal our national con-
eeif little. 1t is Just being knocked out of the
French. Let US hope that it will never happe9
10 u. AMERICAN.
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PHOTRsCTYD MY

49, . -<TTSG.-At the East Wash
".Evn, ~ Protestant church, Rev. Mr..
,onI. -, prstracied meeting has been
S a, In which there Is considerable in
-.ready manifested, and a number OF
rs Of religion have been found, several OF
-om have protested conversion The meet
-fpgs are held every evening, and from present
Indicators they Will continue some weeks.
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.ALTH II WITHOUT RRICEi
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE BE q U L A TO = /,
wokANS REST FRIEND.

II will restore the secrettonss relieve al pain %
nonthly "period;" cure Rheumatism and Meuralg1e
Of Back and Uterus, LeucorrhDa or Nv hites," and
partial Prolspsus Uteri; check excessive now, and
correct all irregularities peculiar 20 lsdies.
II will remove all Irritation Of Kidneys ana blad-
der; relieve Costyeness purify the Blood give tone
and strength to the whole system; clear the Sk1n,
imparting rosy hue to the cheek, and cheerfuiness
II is AZ sure Q cure In oil the above diseases ~
ouinine is IN chills and fever.
rffaosf ysrsaIins their complaints to any person,
which 10 always mortfying 70 their Srtds and NOD
ssfy. A.
W. iu PARTICULARS history Of diseases and GER
cate Of lie wonderful cures the reader 10 referred
TO The sssPSe For ssle i by 4 HAyoR, o YoBD,
q. n. HoWARD, and " B. HNTWIsTL6;5,
my Nm,wIIy wholesale Agents, Baltimore.
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BArCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

r. THIS splendid Hair Dye ie the best In the world
neImless, reliabe instantaneous, does not contain
nor an ettaIte poison to produce paralysis or
S9estlng virtues they do not possess Mas genuine
W; a. Batchelorb Hair Dye has had sAissy vsays'
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsok or Brown. Bold
Dy Al Druggists. Applied at lie 8end street,
n. 4. feE-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-31

on POLICE OFPIcgRs-Last eve
ming man was arrested az Juenemann.s S
Gens ny Lieut.. Kelly for raising disturbs-:
VIC placed him in charge OF of.cers M.u...Se,
Iearing m, Pstriek to take to the station. ON
crowd Of the prisoners friends, who attac{aS
lhem, Fitzpatrick being knocked down by a
stone, and McHenry was also Knocked do
shI beaten quite badly. the prisoner J. m
melee making his escape. LIKELY suhsc IN
arrested Patrick higgins On the char w, NJ
concerned in the attack on the |Scnuy
MICHAEL Sullivan Was arrest go oelnS
charge by officers Fitzpatrir- 4, =. ~ sno
Il and Murphy this