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sibility of Its existence. When an impression
Is made on one of the terminal nlaments Oh
the median nerve, 1t is conveyed 10 one-nan
of the encephalon, and the mind recognizes
that it Is the arm and not the leg, for instance,
which has been touched, because the impress
sion has been carried to the particular group
of nerve.cells reserved for the median nerve.
But how does the mind know which arm has
been touched The two halves Of the brain are
similar, and it is highly improbable that an
impression en- one side should be OF different
nature from one on the other; neltner is IL 10
be supposed that the mind, apart from the
body, can nave any idea of right and left. 1t must
be due to a difference in degree. Either through
more attention being bestowed on one slde, OF
on account Of greater perceptlVe power IN
one halt Of the brain, the impression made on
one OF its sides Is more acute than that made
on the other, and. as the brain of the child be-
comes educated, this difference IN degree is as
significant as difference in kind. In prlrsu-
ance Of this theory, would submit that, were
1t not for this asymmetry, man In the dark
would be unable from any subjective sensation
to distinguish his right hand from his lelt. The
existence Of ambidextri may perhaps be ad-
vanced as refuting this theory; buI let the iacC
that Ghere are such persons be first estaoilsn-
ed. There certainly are a very few who can
use one hand about as we'll as the other, put
this appears to be an acquired faculty. 90
do not remember ever having seen one VINO
could be called a perfect ambideXter Many
who lay claim to this title were originally
slightly left-handed and acquired, BY training,
the perfect use OF the right hand 1t would be
an interesting experiment to test the several
kinds of sensation In the two sides OF these Ia
rored few. Or the organ of special sense, the
eye Is the most easy to study. AS already sIa-
ted, when one eye only Is used, 1t Is nomlnaliy
the right, and it is not improbable that IN ordi-
nary vision the attention Is chiefly devoted 10
the image on the right retina; nevertheless,
the system of commissural-fbres Is such that
each side of the brain receives the impressions
on both retine. One reason for this is, that It
is not necessary for US TO know with which eye
we see any object. 0phthalmologists tell us
Of persons who, on account OF dinerence IN
the retroactive powers Of the eyes, perhaps, all
their lives used the one for distance and the
other for near objects, without ever having
been aware Of it. However prooaole II may
be that, in the organs of special sense, we use
one side more than the other, and that each ls
directly connected with both sides OF the
brain, it would be, at least, premature 10 as
sert it.
We shall probably never know the nature
and origin OF the impulse to use one side IN
preference. much less why it is occasionally IN
verted; but if we admit that 1t neither depends
on the arrangement Of the arterial system, nor
Is the result OF habit, but that 1t Is part OF our
organization, we shall have made step In ad-
vance.
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Markets by Telegraph.

LONDON, August 1I-Evening.-Consos 9l's.
Bonds SIX. Turpentlne 2es Cd.
LIVERPOOL August l7-Noon.-Co;son opened
firm; uplands ssSaS9id Orleans s5iaed: sales
IL, 900 bales. Red Western wheat IS lid.
Evening.-Cotton buoyant; uplands SZaS7td:
Orleans 9a9,Sd; sales 5000 bales; speculation ANA
export 5000 bales. Flour o4s 6da25s. Tallow lSs.
FRANKFORT, August 17.-Bonds %.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, August 7-Soon.-StocRs strong
Governments strong. Bonds 1925. Gold strong,
17h. Sterling and money unchanged. Tennes-
see eX.coupons 62ts; new 6o1s Virginia skies
63; new 63. Missouri, aO14. Louisiana, old, 72
new o.; levees skies Il; eights ST;s. Alabama
eights sO; fves Il. Georgia skies IS; sevens
81. North Carolina, old, So; new 3S4. South
Carolina, old, so; new 72A. Flour and wheat
unchanged. Corn heavy. Lard dull, but steady.
Cotton dull; uplands letlc; Orleans ls4c; sales
400 bales. rurpentine quiet. Rosn firm. Freights
dull.
Eyening.-Cotton in fair demand; sales 1000
bales at 1877. Flour active, TO loc higher; State
SIS 4OaS5 66; Southern brands unchanged. Wheat
active, to &C higher. Corn firm, at S4assc Pro.
visions steady: and unchanged. Groceries quiet
and steady. Rosin firm at 81 S5asl 90 Money
las. Gold 1I,4a17'S Governments firm, sixty.
twos 1875. Southern quiet and unchanged. Sterl'
ing exchange strong at oS&a9Xc.
BALTIMORE, August 17.-Flour que: and steady
Wheat, choice frmer, others dull. Corn nm
changed. Pork and bacon quiet. Shoulders l5;i
a15X. whiskey unchanged.
CINCINNATI, August l7.-Flour unchanged. Corn
In better demand a. 77a7Sc. whiskey steady.
Pork SOS so. Lard 15'4a16c. Shoulders l42l; clear
sides 171ic.
LOUISVILLE, Augustl:.-Bageing steady. Flour
frmer; extra family SIS IS. Corn dull Provisions
dull and nominal WhisSey s4a95c.
AUGUSTA, August 1..-Market qpiet but prices
frm sales CO bales; receipts 10 bales; m!ddng
11c.
SAVANNAH, August 1h-Cotton more active.
Low middngs l7c. Sales l6O bales; net receipts
100; exports coastwlse lS7; stock 1922 bales.
GALVESTON. August l1.-Cotton dull and prices
nominal Good ordinary l5c, Sales 100 bales:
stock 56Q5.
MOBILE, August 17.-Ho.ton dun and lower;
middlings 162lc; sales 25 bales; net receipts 6;
bales; eyports-coastwise bale 10 New Orleans;
SSS bales to Providence; stock s5G5 bales.
New ORLEANS, August 17.-Cotton quiet and
steady; mldI!ings l74al74c; sales 1000 bales; net
receipts 12e bales: c0astwise bales; total 1873
bales; stock 33,SSG bales Sugar-prime l3c. No
lases 5oa75c. Coffee inactive; prime 17ilal7.Ec
Sterling 30. Gold l6sl. Sight Il premium.
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Hayann Market.

HAVANA, August 1.-THE following were the
quotations Of merchandise at the close of husi-
ness yesterday: SugaT-There is small busi-
ness doing, but prices are firm; No. IL D. S. "a
Ga eas; exported during the week from Havana
and MatanZas 60, 900 boxes and 200 hhis. in
cluding Is, 900 boxes and 1900 hhds TO the United
States; stock remaining in the warehouses ut
Havana and MatanZas 265, 900 boxes, 4OUU hhds.
Freights nat: shippers refuse to charter owing
10 the unfavOrable advices from abroad. Lumber
firm: white pine at $50 per NJ, and pitch pine at
S3Ga52. Exchange dull and unsettled.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, August II, 1870.
CorToS.-There was good inquiry, prices being
well sustained. Sales near 200 bales; say at 1917;
at rs at ll;sS at IS: II at l5a; II at l6 Is at
16h; 20 at L. 35 AT lI5: at 11l:; 26 at l7st; %
at TX. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. .l3 @l6
Low mtddllng .................l6t ts@l.
Middling. ...................IA@-
Strict mildling. .1'ss ss@174
RIcE.-The market for this grain was quiet, and
no sales took place.
NAVAL SToREs.-were In good demand, with
the following sales, say 500 bbls spirit turpen,ine
on private terms: 20 bbis. extra pale rosln at
s425 bbls. pale at So 5o 200 bbs. low pale to pale
at So 50 800 bbls extra No. and low pale Mt SIS 25
800 bbis. No at IS oO@sS 25; 10 dull and No at
ss 90: 81 No. at 81 IS; dull at 81 %; II low No.
at sl.So.
FREIsHTs.-ToL Liverpool By steam, direct nomt.
nal, via New York, 7.lsd on uplands; ll-l6d
on sea Islands; by sail We quote nominal
on upland cotton, and nominal on sea
Island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at &c on uplands
and 1I on sea Islands. Coastwise TO
New York, by steam, &c p 10 on uplands
and &c on sea islands; by sail, &c p d on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, II
csc q ID on upands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
sc q ID on uplands; by sail, somewhat noml-
nal. T6 Baltimore by steam, h@tc 2 ID on
upands; by sail somewhat nominal.
EXCHANGE. = Sterling 80 day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC ExCuASoE.-The banks purchase sight
checks at par to u premium, and sell at i+@'s
premium. Outside they purchase at \: p!emi-
urn, and sell at x premium.
GoIp-15@l7.
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Receipts by Railroad, August IL.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

28S bales cotton, o. bales goods, $50 sacks Ao1r,
100 bhls naval stores, cars lumber and stock. TO
Thurston Holmes, A Mulgan, PelzeH Rod
gers co, Goldsmith & Son, r Pringle d Son, G
W Williams s CO, Johnston, Crews d CO,
& co, Frost Adger. Claghorn, Herring CO. +
Mure l. CO, Campsen & co; Smith s. Chapeau, G
Mal!onee.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

MACON, August 15.-Receipts to-day, bales;
sales s; shipped IL. The market continues duh
at l6c for middlings-something fancy lo!<a
1870. :.
16 cents for middlines; Is for low mIddlings; II
for good ordinary; Is for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, August l5.-Market dull; low
middlings 10 5ha15Ic.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, Sc. AUGUST Il
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship Salror. Ashcraft, Phlladelphia-left
inst. Mdse To It A Courtenay d Aiken d
co, H Abrahams & son, T S Budd, DR. Baer,
Capt A Barrett, W c Bee Il co. Bollmann Bros,
P Brown, E Benedict, E E Bedford, H Boyer, "
N Bird j co, T M Cater. W Chafee & CO, James
Cosgrove, Cameron, Barkley i co, q L Chisolm,
Dowie, Noise & Davis, Eason Bros Fogartie's
Book Depository, Goodrich Wineman & co, John
Hurkamp & co. Holmes & Calder, W s Henerey, B
Johnson, E Jordanson, Krlete It Chapman, j
Luhn, D Lopez, A D Lorenz, Minor co, b
E Railroad Agent, G Poppenheim, Stetrens, Wer.
ner Ducker, S Railroad Agent, Taylor
co, w G Trott, Thompson & co, G Whilden d
co, G Wilkinson. Walker, Evans i Cogswell, G II
Walter & CO, Walsh.
Schr Carrie, Lewis, Hertford, C. via George
town, S c. 1000 bushels corn. To Shackelford d.
Kelly.
Steamer Starlight, Coste, Beaufort Pacific
Landing and Edlsto. bale new cotton and IS
Mrs Chisolm. B Adams, Kornahrens, Moses
Goldsmith Son and Mrs Dunn.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Ashland, Crowell, New York-W A
Courtenay.
Br schr Dearborn, Peters, st Thomas via jack
sonvule.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Ashland Crowel New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Schr Ella Matthews, Cobb, Jacksonville, Fla,
August l5.
Up FOR THIS PORT.
'schr Clara Montgomery, Korden, at New York,
August Is.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. August 16.-SrIRrTs TURPEs,
TINE.-Sales of 313 casks Southern at 35kc, and
SO casks at S61sc per gallon for New York pack
ages.
RosIN.-Sales Of eeS bbls at ST 5oal 65 for No 2,
So 50a3 for No !. and ST 25 for extra pale.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Sales OF 27O Dds at 81 70
for virgin and yellow dip. and 81 20 for hard.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier ,GFT.
No. 4o, North River, foot OF Canal alssJ91lfi. -
street, New York, at l2 o'clock noon, OF the 6th
and 2lst OF every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday. ;hen the Saturday preced-
ing.
Departure OF the olst connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 5th touch at Manzanlo.
Steamship COLORADO, Captain Farnswo orth,
leaves San Francisco for Japan and China Sep.
tember l, 1870.
10 California steamers touch at Havana, but
90 direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPAEY'S TICKET OFFICE, ON the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York F. X. BAB1, Agent.
julyl6-lyr
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steady, with moderate demand and small oner-
ings We notice sales Of 400 bags Rangoon at 7H
a14c.
out change in value A few small sales were
made within the range Of 71Ia72sc for Rangoon,
and ea911zc ior fair to choice Carolina.
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New York Rice Market

From the World. August Is The demand has
has been fair and prices are steady for all prime
and choice qualities. Sales Of 400 bags Rangoon
From lhe Journal Of Commerce The market is
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WM. McBCRNET. President.
E. P. ALEXANDER, Vice.Presdent ami Actuary.
7 F GIINER. VIce.?resident, resident IN Georgia.
E. NYE HUTCHINSON, Tice-Presldent, resident IN
North Carolina.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.


NEW YoRK-Per steamship Ashland-'93 9a.es
cotton, 1925 bbs rosin, 25 terces clay, SO bales
yarn. &C. IS bales waste, I rolls leather, $40 mel
onS and SunGrleS.
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Passengers
PORT CALENDAR.

MOOS'S PHASES.
First Quarter, 4th, 3 hours. 81 minutes, morn Ing
Fall Moon 11th, hours, 53 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter. 19th hours, 80 minutes, morning.
New Noon, Goth, hours, minutes, evening.
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Jnsnranre.
IT H o S
LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF TIL O u H
CHARLESTON
OF THE S O U T H


GEORGE E. BoGGs Secretary.
JOHN T. DARBY. NJ. D., Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
P. A.. KINLoCH, N. D., | Local Medical Exam
r. LEBBY. JR.. IL D.. iners.
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F E II A L E S.

FEM a L E S.
VIII find LIPPMAN:S GREAT GERMAN BITTERS
the best tonic known for the diseases to which
they are generally subject, and where gentfe
stimuant Is recommended. .lfl
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MATHEWS BLUFF s. c., June 2, 1870.
MESSRs. LIPPMAS j. BRO:
Inc!osed please find money for one case OF your
German Bltters. Persons who have bought them
from me eXrress having been greatly benedted
by :heir use. Yours, &C.,
ORASGEBugG s. c., June 4, 1870.
MEssas. LIPPMAN i Bro:
Inc!osed fnd $780, send us more Of your Bitters;
they are taking well.
Yours, &c. F. b. ". BRIGeMAN co.
Depots In Charleston $. C.:
W. G. TRoTT, Ep. 5. BURNHAM,
a. W. ECKEL E CO, c. J. LraS,
". A. SKR1,'E,
Wholesale Agents:
HENRY BIScHOFF & co.
sTEFFENS. WERNER s. DUCKER,
DoWIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Druggists,
CLACICS & WITTE.
aprl6-Smos
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MEMORANDA.

The schr Gettysburg, from Charleston for Bos-
ION. arrived at Holmes Hole August 18th, and
sailed.
Evening star., 1870-03-10
GEORGETOWN.

ACoIDEST.-Yesterday afternoon about two
O'Clock, while Mr. Jesse Baden, Of Montgomery
County, Nd, was driving up High near Second
street, in company with his wife and child, the
wagon in which they were seated suddenly
tilted over. throw ng Mrs. Baden and child to
the ground, the former falling under the wheel
which passed over her breast and the latter be-
ing picked up i'm an unconscious state DIR.
Joshua Ritchie was called on to render N edical
aid imme dately, and il is thought that but for
prompt assistance the injur might have re-
suited fatally. In about two hours the mother
and child had 50 far recovered as to proceed on
their way home.
THE PoToNAC BOAT CLUB held a special
meeting last evening and settled up all the
financial difficulties under which they have
been laboring. No further business was trans
acted. but at n future meeting the challenge of
the midshIpmen of the Naval Academy at An
napolis will he considered, and the plan for the
summer marked out.
RIVER Front. Entered-Steamer Prince
William, l1ammill, OccOquan. Cleared
Steamer John Gibson, Winters, New York, with
full cargo OF Georgetown flour.
Evening star., 1870-03-10

AFFAIRs IN LOUDOUN COUNTY, NA.-Thc
Leesburg Mirror has the following items:
A negro, calling himself DIR. Harris, was COM
mtted TO the Jail of this county, on Friday, upon
the charge OF obtaining money under false pre-
tences. 1t appears that some time i'm December
last he visited negro family i'm the neighbOr-
hood Of HillsbOrough, and pronounced the wife
and mother pOisOncd-whOm, he said, he could
cure, but to do so it would be necessary for him
TO be put in possession Of all the coin about the
house, and which he was to hold for six weeks.
The afflicted family, in the simplicity of their
natures, at once placed in his hands S137.75 in
coin Dr.. Harris departed and after more than
two months waiting, the mother not beil.g re-
stored to health, nor the gold to the Golfers of
its owners, the pretended disciple OF Escu apius
was arrested and is now docketed for trial OH
Monday next.
The contractors on the Leesburg and Alfiie
Turnpike, are now at work on that road, which
will be pushed forward as rapidly as the weather
ard Othtr circumstances will allow. Subscribers
to the capital stOsk are urged to prompt pay
ment OF their subscriptions.
Mr.. Joseph Davis, mute, was severely in
jul ed at the steam saw mill of Mr.. A. NJ. Tay-
lor, near Hamilton, a few days ago.
Evening star., 1870-03-10

WEST VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE-Amonyt the
acts passed by the Legislature at its session lust
closed were the following: To incOrpOrate the
SLenandOahV alley Railroad Company; confirm
ing and amending the charter Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company; to authorize an
extension of the Alexandria, Goudon and Hamp-
shine railroad to the Ohio river; for the extern
SION OF the Pittsburg, Virginia, and Charleston
Is. C:) railroad across West Virginia; to author
ize the extension of the Shenandoah Valley
raih DAD through Jefferson county; to charter
the Northern and Southern West Virginia
the GuayandOute valley Railroad COMPANY:
TO authorize the board Of public works to audit
Claims against Virginia; to amend the charter
Of the Martinsburg and Potomac Railroad COM
Pany; establishing an institution for the deaf,
dumb nd blind; to incorporate the Pennsylya-
MA anil West Virginia Railroad Company; to
enable the Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Com
pany to build railroads from its mines and con-
meet with other railroads; also joint resolutions
opposing reduction of the tariff on coal: con-
cerning water line communication between
the Western States and the Atlantic seaboard.
Evening star., 1870-03-10

CIKCrIr CorRr, Judoe Cartter.-Yesterisy
the jury in the case of fridge Agt- Browning.
after being out several hours, we're unable to
agree and were discharged. To-day Murray
agt- Corporation was taken up. This Is an ac-
wife OF plaintiff falling Off an embankmsnt
near the corner of 25th and g streets, alleged to
have been left unprotected by the corporation:
Messrs. Bradley and Duvall for plaintiff, and
Mr.. Cook for the corporation.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FysLer.-To-day John
Simpson alias Thomas Norton, indicted for Pc
tt larceny, was found not guilty. Harrington
for defence.
William Flenner was convicted Of assault and
battery, and sentenced TO pay fine OF 80.
Jos. Light ana Thomas Curran are ON trial for
burglary.
Evening star., 1870-03-10

WOMEN VOTING foR Town OFFICERs.-a
Eovel dc monstration i'm behalf OF women suf-
fiage WAS made in Hyde Park, Mass, on the
occasion of a town meeting On Monday last.
Quite q number Of women, headed BY Mrs.
Wild, fol merly Miss Grimke, daughter Of the
well known South CarOlinian, determined to
proceed to the polls and insist on their light to
vote for town officers. Much opposition was
manifested by the citizens, anu when the women
appeared, headed by two or three ladies of not
at all uncertain age, they were greeted with a
storm OF hisses and groans, shouts for Brigham
Young, and the like. Mr.. Sylvanus Cobb, the
great and bewildering novelist who runs the
Ledger, came, however, to the rescue, threat
ened to have the disturbers OF the peace arrest
ed, champiOned the women throug ghOut, and
finally succeeded in harsbaling nearly sixty of
in box OF their own, which they had taken
care to provide beforehand, and were after-
ward counted by themselves The result on the
town election was not perceptible, but the ex-
citement Is not yet over, and the voting ladies
are holding tea-party OF triumph.
Evening star., 1870-03-10
ALEXANDRIA.

Green and Wise, Real estate Agents. sold on
Saturday tlfe farm of Richard Cockerille, in
Loudoun county, near GuilfOrd Station, con-
tanning 10 acres, to James Rogers, OF Penn.
for $3.50.
y. Mark Creighton, son of Thos. Creighton
formerly of this city, has been appointed a mate
III the United States navy, and ordered to re-
port for duty on board the Congress, at Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. William Whaley, whose name has for
years past been connected with the stage lines
from this city, died at his home near Winchester
on Monday last
Evening star., 1870-03-10

SHOCKING SUICIDE OF GIRL.-A horrible
suicide was recently committed q few miles
south Of Pontiac, ILL.,, on the Chicago and Alton
Railroad: girl by the name Of Lucinda
North, aged about sixteen, living near that
ny with man whom her father opposed. On
Friday they had quarrel over the matter, in
which her father whipped her and finally
turned her out OF doors, and told her IL she mar
ried the man in question he would kill her and
her husband. On Saturday afternoon the engi-
neer OF the train gong north disco vered her a
throwing her bonnet, shawl and muff into the
ditch. She then deliberately laid down inside
the rails, with her head on one OF them, and
beekoned to the engineer to come on. He was
over her, literally grinding her to pieces. The
only way by which she was Identified was by
her shawl
Evening star., 1870-03-10
PENNIES FOR SALE.-Apply at the Star Onict

DIR. WHITE, SSrgeon Chiropodist, most
after March LIST, 1870, his establishment will be
located In the more eligible rooms, No. 5S5 18th
street, opposite u. s. Treasury. He successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and IN
without pain or Inconvenience to the patient.
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment Hours from a. m. to 6 p. m. Owing 10
press of business at office. DR. White d unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and .. m
Evening star., 1870-03-10

10 al the CTedffors az WM. r. BREITN SONS
scAo mcv Anrs proceed fheir et9ims:
You sre hereby notified 10 appear before the Su-
Baekruptcy, ON the 10Th day Of March, 1870, al il
oeiock am. at nhington City n. o. to
not be q lanted to said VIM. BRkTIS SONS,
Ia a9u s5s c,,S c1eSors s.s VII ae so
before the Register q ths ss.se place and date, At u
hhI&is J. u. CROSeMAN, Assignee
Evening star., 1870-03-10

+ THk JoURNEYNEx SToSHcurrRRs, at their
meeting last night. which was well atteil ded.
passed a resolution eiecting Mr.. WIN. Tayiur
delegate to the eight-hour executive council.
which meets to- morrow night.
Evening star., 1870-03-10

Co. nriosAL AZ; Guard OF INDusrRY.-Tbe ro,,ov,..
lSe omseIs OF Workshop No. 3, N.t,oraI Gn.rd
wasninstoH Srsasfed Msls II the Sixth Ward Of
Foreman, Taylor Cole; Assistant tesmng:- Eang
John 4. Herrell; Recorder, II. A. M snp;e,
tE T.Ser VIM MINI RnSSar Cashier BENZ 4as
Better. Doorkeeper, John Hnm,s.ssner sner, Henry
man, Thomas Logan. enquiries wasch-
Evening star., 1870-03-10

INDCCEMKNT To BEY GOOD SEWING Ma
CHINE-willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, i0S Seventh street, between ID
and Z. 2,H