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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

Essays ron yorNG MHS.--Thc cnergatod
snd used up, Who have lu-f tho.ryoutbfnl energy,
,mDition ant lodiy ,iyor IN tho T'ursnii of 20.
riaI pleasure, with words II cheer. and suitary
eiI f1r the soominEiy nopel'y. Ssnl free, ia
sealed onyslopcz. Addrs.s, Howard Association.
B1s T., Philadelphia, p.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

How many Housewives are there who
have experienced the difficulty Of obtain
NJ good vinegar. Read the advertise
,ncnt of W, II. Bishop in this paper.
my25daw9m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

Fash Eggs and Yellow Butter can al
ways be had Read the advertisement
"Greatcst Work of the Age, - in this pa
per. maylsdSm
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rnornns.rns rno1ocnArn,,

Go - j. -. Bng~s!I, P."i"y -. pArr.
corner ki.hth street, and OHIO L"ys' f,r
pic,urcs, Carte de- Ni.i,es, &c. Having
made arrangements with some OF the best
artists 81 our large cities, be cuully
solicit uflar Tor copying and enlarge
ing old picture. Cal at his room. and
see specimens 81 work ia that line
upiltf
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n You Want

" torsi to make 1oiiar bottle Of tho ~ Hair
ttf dotaii,e ever uscl Tor restoring gray hair 10
r'orif!. a. rDior. send 70 csnts for package.
~ Yuy VAST
,l." White Teeth, Healthy rtino, AMI sweet
i.7ip send fpr orr TuuKI-lI DBNrRlFICE,
Iuns - crut..
~ sDr
eve, cure iof H".darlo, Caurrh, Deafness, or
...s aug IN TO EAR. sen fDr our SrEIlNuTA.
IiWN. Prco - cou,..
a.. L.thsr 90 ibr s.or" s"ui postpaid on 10.
..iff 90 uffcn.
,,Io.-. Ios,,h X. l.. char, i1l Market street,
tlu.. No .rl7l ydav
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
Isntci,cior's Hair bye.

inE nrst ~ rnE wonib--docs not contain lead
no ,itriol POISON, toIafolygo the system or ro-
iue" oe,ii lt b. perfectly h.umIc.~--f. tblc--
nslant Avoid ihe yount,i mn delus,e
'"trnton. bonsting ,ir;Gc. they DO not poo sess
va, would oerape the danger. Tho genuine
". \ Bachelors Hair Dye has thirty years reu-
.t,tiun tp upholA it, integrity. Sold ly Dug
gusts. Applied at " liony street, n. Y.
noyZIdswy H"EM Il q.
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FIOuii.

300 bbls. Flour medium grade, also 200
half bbls, medium quality suitable for the
southern trade for sale at the Egyptian
mills. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
1 Iinli's Worm Drs.
Nllanow, walEer County. ca,
june ~, l-'1.

Ne. ions Lutl-Icar sir I have recently
gINou your worm destroyer several TRIALS,
and tui % wonderfully Dttvaciouz. {. har not
L,il"tl N single instance 60 have The RIah,t-tpt
eh,ct. am doing pretty large county practice,
aud have dali use for some article ~ the }. .uf.
avn free - 1onie.- .hai know of no rcm,d,
recommended ty the ahIv-t authorii,- f'.. D.. -u
c'rtalu AMI spec ~ IA 90. effects. CA the contrary.
they ARE uncertain Iu thp extreme, Ny object To-
wTtmgyou is to hui out upon what term. ysW
get ulv medicine directly ifom you. II lean got
tuluu casy terms, shtll Use a gf,at iuaI 90. a.
ain aware thit the usa Of such articles Dr. contrary
Co thc Teaching and practice Of q great mtuuy
oi the rrf'sidT hne dircafding n remedy WllHh W.
kupY 20 ~ sUiacicnt. rlinldy because w. tui! be-
ilnunut ofit- comb nation. For my psTi, .iau
make % tul0 60 use al and every means To- Ut.
lcNiatr suffering humanity winch may ho g,hl-
o. cpininand-not hcsituilug because some uu'
more Ingenious than my spli have lcUg,d u.
effects art, aud secured tie sol" ught eco -''auf"
thai knowledge, HoN"yrr, ain by ~ mean "a
aiyucnt" supporter OF the Thousand ut WoJ,lr.s
uu-tnmH tnnt 1uut 'he comfy, that Illl ,ttI To-
rutc OIL manner pi diSva~'S tDWhdi Ash b. heIl.
i'ioa-" rlD s"on, yui INFORM me ut your h'.i
terms, aiu, sir, very respectfully,
JbLll,P. CLENENI u. d
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Ora n e's l'OIleculOu

~ neuly one hundred receipts for making brandy
,Il Luis ot Wine, Gin. Ale Beer, cordial-, SUI.
paroi Cider, and much other useful information
OF those dealing in or manufacturing amy Of the
hpyo, ciihei for the trade or home use.
ient Wy mail flee of postage, Tor 10 ccn,s. Al.
lto,e, H. T.. NORMANDY, 5Oi Market street,
q. Louis, Mo sea- lydaw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
uR. JOHN BULLS Principal oihces
No. 40 EiETIK. Gross Sircet,l
horIisvillo. ky.
JSULLs'S
WORM DESTROYER
To Wy unifedlsiates and World
wide Readers:

4 HAVE received many testimonial. from
i pfIio. siounl nui medical men, ~ my 8luluu's
aud various publications hHY, shown, 40 ui which
are genuine. lh" following, from highly ,au.
cnigl md popular physician tn GrCrgIt, d rcr.
l.ul! one u' iIu u".I sensible communications
have ever received. Ir. Clomcu; know ,N.
a.'ly what ho sp,lhs %, AND hts testimony de-
serves ~ lu wgI''Un n letters 81 gold. i.uT
whd The Doctor says VI bulis worm De~.
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Special Notices.

nnrs Collection RowIsnd's Receipts
Magic Aris, discoveries, ot'., comprising Nau.
sc Information lof everyday. sontby mai, tfrcc
POSTAGE for 70 cents.
Address H. T.. NORMANDY, 5Ol Market street,
I.nuis. Mo se27JawIy
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Cbi1ls and TOvCr

EHE proprietor OF this celebrated medicine
Il luEuy ,isnms Tor u O superiority over uH re-.
moItoa ttDt ui' rel 10 the public f0f the SUE q,
iIta sfsofg amt psrtaasstf ERE 81 Aguc and Fcyor
or Chill au Fever, whether OF short or long
standing. rDtor- to the entire Western and
-lHlAa .t'In country 10 bear him testimony TO
'|w truth % 90" assertion, that ia no ,nsC
Whi.Sor w'll u tail tp cure, u the directions arc
str stly iu.lrHoi aud carried out In "A preat
many cas"- a.ugl" dose hnshoen sufficient for L,
cure, and whole families have been cured hy "A
nElc bottle, with perfect restoration of tho
general health. u IA, however, prudent and ~
every case r-1ro certain To cure, IL IT, uset- con
tuUcd ~ smaller doses for week or two after tho
uIs'1sc hos N'uu checked, more especially Ia at.
hrtlt and long standing cases Usually, this
wctiuiur Uill NOT require any aid To kcop the
uwcl- 100 good order should The patient iaWsV.
or, require u cuthuttr medicine, after having
dos" oi H"iI- vegetable Family piii.
VII NH sufficient.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

CALI at Wallcrs aud EXAMINE ms
stock of CLOTHING. lie cannot, and will
not, ~ UNpERsoLp ny ANY oTnEH HOUSE
~ rug SAME LINE. This STOCK IS ES-
ENTmELY SEw and was BOUGHT at the
LOWEST DECLINE Is GOLD.
|. Valdez, Corner Of Sixth
f and Ohio Levee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

-Gossamor, L..lc Thread, silk, Linen,
cro.s-barrcd aud mcrno underwear, suit
able fur the season at the famous clothing
house Of John Antrim, No. %, Ohio
Levcc q.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
PHYSICIANS.
~ w. DUNNING, NJ. ID. Res

W IDENCE-Corner Ninth and Walnut st.
oFFICE-Comer Sixth Street and Ohio Leyee.
OFFICE h0URs-From cam. to !? m, and
rom to p.m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

--Tricot and basket cassimcrs suits, very
fine, made 10 order, at the old reliable
clothing house Of John Antrim, No. 20
Springfield Block. e.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

Tho Craig Microscopc adapted to popu-
lar and scientific use Read the advertise
mont. Price, 50 70. m27d3m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

t'H'. amt l.U.f t.. ...l.,.I il.u H certain.
mlluh, ,t II.Iutus IHv N.IlI.N CO.. iUr ,Ilpi
t''rIIs uiH a. Ton OF GOD. tt',i,ui moi. fHa, rUI
causes IlNuu.ur--, 'r".ifplfHU. etc.,. and iu
TIM WlN Ffel,lr, thr .'.u'inr lut Il, ,H.u. .i u
NOV" .rgfoii- mature vii. Do muy hiiua. 20 avoid
mrihog irunh'n, ngt g'ii'N" yuur'H of tIi-
4. t-tHst, take
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

TIE MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS IN CHINA
The American Press Association dispatches
gives the following additional details of the
massacre: Advicee from Pekin give the par
ticulars of q fearful butchery Of the French
residents in that city by . mob OF Chinese.
Upon the 2lst june an organized mob, imbued
with an int0lerant hatred Of foreigners, and es-
pecially Of French residents there, appeared in
great mass in the quarter populated by the
latter and Immediately commenced beating and
maltreating all Frenchmen who they encounter.
ed. They, however, met with some resistance
Inhamed with fury, the Chinese procured all
manner OF weapons and began Q dreadful mas
sacre Of the French. They entered their houses
and sacked many Of them, maltreating the
inmates and dragging the forth into the streets
where they were beaten with slaves and
bludgeons, and ttabbed with knives. MANY
were killed or will die from the injuries inflicted
Some Of the Chinese used firearms.
The residence OF the French Consul was
broken into by party, and himself and the
Secretary OF the French Legation were brutally
massacred, and some of the attaches wounded
The rabble also killed several Sisters of Mercy
and Q number Of priests, all foreigners, and
mainly French. They also beat 10 death se vera
Russians. All French people overtaken were
killed or sbockingly MANNED. In fact the rage
Of the Chinese appeared to be directly expended
upon this class Of foreigners. Not content with
their den0ish work they repaired 10 the Roman
Catholic Cathedral and drove forth the Worship
pers and took possession, and after sacking IN
set hre to 1t, causing its total destruction.
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Washington, July I, 1870.
BALrrxoR. AND PoronAc RAILRoAp-

BALTIMORE AND PoroMAC RAILROAD
Meeting Of the Board of Directors.-The Board OF
Directors Of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road resolved at their meeting in Baltimore on
Tuesday to proceed at once with the cOndem-
nation Of the land, within the city limits, re.
quired to reach the mouth Of their tunnel at the
junction Of Kirby's lane and Winchester street
The Sheriff is now summoning the jurios neces-
sary for the condemnation of the lands on the
route from the crossing of the Frederick road
near Carrollton. 1t crosses Gwynn's Falls close
to the southern side Of the Western Cemetery
and touches the western corner OF the grounds
OF the Cattle Scales. The notification to parties
interested of the time of the assembling of the
turies will at once be given. This action of
the Board indicates that the project of
Joining in the construction OF q tunnel by the
Union Railroad, under the bed of o thern
avenue, has been abandoned both by the Bal
umore and Potomac and the Northern Central.
The remarks Of Mr.. Garrett at the last meeting
OF the Union Road indicated that he had no
purpose Of joining with that movement, and we
now have no doubt that the constr uction of the
tunnel under Winchester and Wilson streets
will be promptly commenced. The Board of
Directors also adopted a resolution to issue pro-
poeals for contracts at once for the grading Of
the track from the Charles county line to the
Potomac river, and to require its completion
within nine months Of the LIST of the present
month. The work Of grading the road from
Upper Marlborough to the Charles county line
Is now vigorously progressing; and the condem-
nation OF property for the use OF the road from
the PatapscO river to the city was ordered to be
at once proceeded with.-Baltimore American.
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A Thressesed Earepea. War.

ne QuarreI Deer tae SpaaisL n.ros,- "a, A.
tsde ef Fhosce-A Tosoe for War.
lte asserted I'm Paris that the French minister
The spanish smhs~sdcr IN Psrss ~ss S,Isy srn, ~,
yesterday BY the Emperor. with whom DE had a
long Interview. In the Corps Legislstif yester-
Gay the Duke DE Grsmm0nt, minister OF foreign
anAfrs, said n Wa true that 6enersi Prim had
nonen.onern, who had accepted II. but the
peope on spain had not pronounced on the
sesas se,sSn; eS :, and d. france had yet % know he
IN secrecy. The French government wopld ner-
sse IN ls poalcy OF neutrality, but under no pre-
osu oes. ses,a y Permit German power % place
fifth- Ne hoped however, that rSns.,',, 'so ~,
Germany and wisdom In spain wonla .ss., - ~
trtmities. The Parts Journals unanimo1sly on
pose the project OF General Prim. W
The Paris lie Pays. the Imperislist ne~.n.
per, publishes violent article crying out for
war. France, it declares, has recent diplomstie
frenchmen are ready 90 take the same road.
Jena and Berlin, which their fathers took
French journals call attention % the fact that
a German neet is now cruising in the Mediter-
rsnean. The Berlin press had represented that
~ Was simply an excursion, but now the fact
appears portentious IN che French editors M il
reported q AZ Admn al pete will separate from
Ten frtm ~ the Prince Of HohenzOilern l. pro-
claimed a candidate tor the throne OF Spain. .nd
that he would prefer Prince Alfonso 20 Pru--
sian for King. IL b positively asserted that the
Coancil OF Ainisters have decided % ccnvoke
the Cor Cs fBr the 10Th Of July.
Prince Leopold, OF HOhenEollern. Prussia
named I'm connection with the Spanish throne
is descendant OF Murat. tue brother-in-iax OF
the first Napoleon, the brilliant cavalry efticer,
and afterwards the unfortunate king OF Naples
HIS father Is the chief OF the house OF HOhen-
zoliern-Si gmsrtngcn. His mother, who Was
KNOWN a. the Niscountess de Beauharnais vas
an adopted daughter OF the first Napoleon. At
the battle OF Sadowa he commanded a corps
dsrmee, and distinguished himself for galian-
try. He e about nfty years OF age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

The INPALLlBILITY DoaMA,-A cable dis
patch from Brussels says that adyices received
there render It certain that no proclamation of
the dogma Of infallibility will be issued before
qnired for votes on the separate chapters of the
schema. The correspondent Of the Indepen-
dence Beige at Rome, says the proceedings Of
the Ecumenical Council are all dictated by
Father Bechs, the general of the Jesuits. known
as the BLACK Pope;" that the Jesuits, sppre-
hending the expulsion Of their order from Ger
many, postponed the execution Of more ambi-
OF Hungary urges the bishops OF that country at
Rome to resist the dogma Of infallibility to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

DRY GooDs.-In certain descriptions of shirt
ings and sheetings and in some styles of do
nestle prints-in Aliens Richmond's and Glou-
cester prints-there are notifications of rates.
with lower quotations; but ii viii require week
or two vet Tor the market to acquire q reliable
tone. The price Of the raw material and the
speculations for the future are too uncertain At
present for positive judgement on the course
or prices. The excellent prospects OF the Rrow-
Ing crope and the great abundance Of money
and low rates Of interest have an antagonizipe
innuence upon prices. But II may be safely
aeumed, from the present aspect Of affairs, tn at
prices are not likely to rule any HIGHER when
the active season opens. In woolen goods there
is hardly anything doing, and prices are gener-
ally without change. The clothiers are makifo o
preparations for large fall trade, but thew are
not buying much at present. In foreign goods
there is more doing than usual at this season.
and good many OF the jobbers have been under
the necessity Of replenishing their stocks of
dress goods to fll orders. The city retail trade
continues very good, and our importers win not
have to carry over many seasonable fabrice-
New York Independent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07
TEE UNION RAILROAD OF BAIrIxoRr-At

TIE UNION RAILROAD OF BALrIMoRR-At a
meeting yesterday of the engineers representing
the several railroad lines centering at Balt.-
more and interested in the construction Of the
Randolph, Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Q resolution was passed requesting the several
engineers to make such surveys as will enable
them, II practicable, to unite In one route
around the city Of Baltimore, and that they
report the result OF their views af Q meeting TO
he held at any time prior to the hrst OF Septem-
Der. No explana' ion was given ss to the pro-
posed line from Camden Station to tide-water,
referred to by Presidont Garrett, Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, at the previous meet
ing of railroad officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

After THIRTY trial. 10 still receiving the most
unlualned testimonials to its virtues, from persons
OF the highest character and responsibility Ply
sicians Of the first respectabiIfy recommend it as
most eectIal preparation for the extinction of pain
IL 10 not only the best remedy known fer Cuts
Bruises, Burns, &c, but for Dysentery Cholera,
or any s.rt OF bowel complaint, Il is remedy un.
the great cities Of India and other hot climates, il
has become the Standard Medicine for all such COM
plants, well as for Dyspepsia, Liver CJm plaints
and other Kindred disorders. For Coughs and Colds
Canker, Asthma, and Rheumatic difficulties, il has
been proved, by the most abundant and convincing
testimony, 70 be an invaluable medicine.
Sold by all Druggists. jy5lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Having made arrangements with -,uie of the best
the following yell known brands at very low prices
viz: The celebrated Old Crow, seven years old, SS
per gallon. J. A. Bowens, years old, a. per Ral-
lon. Robertson's, years old, $3.50 per gallon. 6Id
Family Nectar, years old, 81 50 per gallon The eel
don old Town Gin, 4s per gallon. stoue6ton Bitters
" per gallon. Dry Catawba still, (from Urbana
vine CompanyJ S2.so per gallon. Scupperuong
still from North Carolina, % per gallon. All the
above is at least per gallon cheaper than can be
Liberal discount to the trade. G. GAUrIER,
Proprietor Of the celebrated Native Wine Bittsrs.
No. 1917 and l219 Pennsylvania avenue, and -
North Charles street, Baltimore Md. jeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07
Fatal Accident.
fsleesGpAsd xsclSsSeelv 10 fAs Reenis>e Stnv.

PHTLADKLPHIA, July 7.-Hugh Doueherty. q
driver Of the steam engine Vigilant, died this
morning from injuries received BY being thrown
from his seat during race With the engine
United States. The two engines collided.
Robert Lloyd, the driver OF . carriage, Was
also injured, and his carriage demolished by
the Nigilant running into it after Dougherty
WAS thrown of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07
PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN

PH1SICIANS AND CLERGYMEN
Testify to the merits Of
HALLS vEGETABLE 8ICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER
In restoring GRAY HAIR to its original color and
promotirg Its growth. II makes the hair lsoft and
sioesy The old IN appearance are made young again
HAIR DRESSING
ever used. II removes Dandruf and al scurvey
Eruptions. Ii does not stain the skin.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
Beware of the numerous preparations W hch are
sold upon our reputation.
Il. p. HALL CO., Nashua, N. l., Proprietors.
Tor sale By all druggists. jy5-eolm&w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07
PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
THE FIRST GRAND PICNIC
sr. STEPHENS TOTAL ABSTINENCE
BENEFICIAL SOCIETY
~ " Il IAkE PLAck

ANADUSTAN ISLANU
on MONDAY NEXT, TIE 11rH INST.
This being the first PICNIC Of the Society the
Conn ittee of Arrangements have been select A
ed with view to the comfort and convent
ence Of guests. M
secured for the occasion. the services Of the police
have been rendered TO preserve order, and exclude
all improper persons FROM the grounds. An especial
eye has besn eiven to the Refreshment Rooms for
has been spared to make A< PICNIC Of the sea on
=. Boats Hhl leave q street wharf, Washington, and
foot on High street Georgetown, every hve minutes
during the day from .. m. Dancing will commence
att D. m. Festivities will close ct IL p m.
Tickets, Soc; Children under twelve years of age
free. fRep.I jy7-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

AFFArRs IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
The Marlboro GdSette has the following items /:
RAILROAD Damdges.-Last week q Jury sum
moned by Sheriff Fraser. passed over the route
OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad from
Upper Marlboro to the Charles county line AMI
made awards Of damages on lands through
which the road ID to pass. The work OF gradIsy
is being vigorously pushed forward towards the
Potomac.
Sale Of Ldnd.-The "Rroad Creek estate, ad-
vertised for sale by Woodbury. Wheeler, Esq
ak trustee, In our last issue, was sold on the Ist
instant for the sum Of IS 200. Daniel PdeI
became the purchaser. This Is considered q
working men who viii improve this fine old
property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

MA street-car conductor at PHILADELPHIA has
been arrested and fined for overlooking his car
0Whipping the baby is considered sufficient
ground for divorce In st. Louis.
Inc woman question In North Adams
VIII the Chinese "takee wifee ?D
Mrs. L. Petrie, Of Griggsvflle. ILL.,, has
charge OF the mail route between Naples and
Hannibal, and it Is said performs the business
~A Mrs. Barnes, while driving into Rock
port, Ind for divorce, was thrown from her
wagon and killed. Her husband paid for the
funeral.
The latest marriage announcements read
mus: No cards, no cake, no presents, no we'd
o1ng "Trip, no honeymoon, no divorce.
IA Mrs. Chamberlain delivered the oration
At Lakeyille, Dakota county, Minnesota, on the
Fourth.
resembling 4 weddina card. but bearine fhS
name Of the new conner, and the date of his sd-
vent, with the initials Of his parents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

RED CLOUD and band are encamped or
Tongue river, north of Fort Fetterman. 1t i:
believed that he is collecting tribes for the pur-
pose Of waging a war on the whites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAX, who has been on n
visit to Pennsylvania and Ohio, since Thursday
last, has returned to this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

3. l.. CLEMENS MARX Twain) was in the re-
porter's gallery of the House to-day, and was
made much Of by his brethren OF the quill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE will visit Gettysburg
sp ings early in August, and will probably
remain there seve al weeks.
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Hon. FRANK P. BLAIR, JR., is at willards.

INTERNAL REvKNUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were &6e3 ,22622.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

@Two hundred miles Of pathway have been
explored IN the Mammoth Cave Of Kentucky
0Oberlin College, Ohio, 10 to have profess
sor OF Christian apologetics added TO the fac
u not stated.
~P0pular attention now centers upon the
ocean yacht race, Of which the start was taken
on the 4th inktsnt, from Dsunt's Head, fifteen
miles OF the Irish coast.
u0The wOmen's roeatts, at Pittsburgh, Pa
is to come on ON saturday, July, Is. Four
young girls have entered for the race, and two
others are thinhing Of doing 70. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

scARLsr FEyER--An eminent physician robs
ing fof the patient warm lemonsde G,h sts.1-
mucilage, as often as desired, and the appIics.
ton q warmth to the stomach He direct tSsf
,.s s.otn should be wrung out Of hot water and
coos. Nothing else bat the lemon 4 10 hs
even. win this treatment, he guarautees IN ~
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