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4 RENSSELAER, fasR q K ASSOCIATION,
REsssEHAFs gsssEhAEs SA$k' + j 1ES 1sSy / Sr' is
FIRST DAY-TUEsDA1, sEPTEMBERG
20 o. n 81 Sc ssccSd % slS never
No. "A purse sl5tO, for all horses that have
'sa's GoS s Ss ar SsH yPGG
No SA purse of S1C0o, for all troers and PAGERS 70
hitch and 90 a. they case $500 to rs $500 TO second 500
No IA purse s9 FOR all horses that have no record
owae M % mles OF Troy. N " sl00 to frat, $75 to
sesIsq' W % 70 @ ,n,io y, no mn 70. IN .. ,..
beaten $500 hsi $500 10 $40 70 third 500
THIRD DAY-TMURsDAY, SEPTEMBER T.
beaten 81 500 to Gr i to second $500 10 third never
No. IA purse OF 1900, for all horses that never
beaten 2; owned within 25 miles of Troy N. Y; $3.50
No "a purse or 1000 for all horses that have
beaten s $500 TO hrs $50 to second $lO0 10 hird $500
" FOURTH pAv-FRIpAY SEPTEMBER
No. "A purse OF $1,000 for ali horses that
beaten 5o $500 to first 500 TO second 800 to thra
5 10 second $3.50 so aar oaT s' to h
CONDITIONS.
All the above to be mile heats best In In harness
lexcep No B. to 20 under saddle harness. to wagon,
rules of the National Assoca,ion three to enter
two to start.
Entrance fee cent of purse accompany
horse ds.ancng tho field shall only be entitled to the nr
premium
In ali where eight horses start the distance
enses S sns B. CHURCH. Secretary
Sss Riyer street Trov " on or before Saturday. August
r. B. CHURCH, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ORIENTAL CLUB,
n held at their house, 23j East Broadway Thursday
evening" August a. ISL, the following action taken
lowing the formal OF the death Sergeant
George Z. Bsbcock, of the members. Unanimously
voted -
frsThat the OF the dccease OF
&. Babcock, grief
oniy that marks deaths dreadful advent within
precnc consideration of char
gained upon regard and friendship.
Second-That presiding onicer be directed to
committee of ten members TO wait the family OF de-
parted and give OF sincere
with them In their rroparabe loss.
Thrd1ba In testimony OF the measure OF our respect for
Abe OF Mr. BaDcock the of this club at
fend the funeral obseques from The church, corner OF Mar
ket and Henry Streets Saturday, August IS ls5l, at IAN
That an emblem of mourning he placed IN our meeting
for the OF 20 days and that
IN book of minutes be made OF these proceedings
Ir compliance with the direction vote the
Preedent appointed Coonel William X Roberts, General
Nhham NJ Tweed Jr, Timothy J. Campbell, Colonel John
r. Fellows, General wm Niles Joseph n. rooker Charles
Gresns Noses Merhbach, Chrisan schwarIwaelder and
William Jameson.
EDWARD J. sBANDLEY, President
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A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.
~. kEN1UCKY SCATR LOTTERIES.
khnruckr-KxTRA CLASS NO. 6U3--AUGUsr rs, 1871
81, el; ~; DC, 49, a. s2 ~ IS. 81, S3 81
AS.nhs 80; q, ss 10 ls, 90. q 90, 81 20 S.
SASussn . .slA:s 10. :si-sGessr q 3 3, is'' is7,
sIMM0Nss Co. o,, 80: 20 -, vnston ga no Kv
JCLUTE. Broker, aob Brosaway fos, al S,cs boa sss
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EUROPE.


GRAND HOTEL, ~.
u IL Boulevard ts.' &: t.pue,n.., IL
The ::sgss; S;;s: y: i.%
win e ~ %ers paid
700 Room. and Drawing DI. ,I Rooms,
from francs T:tf. : S,s' s'bS9. :s,,i0' included
Br::s9;.: :y.9; g., ,s% , ,'p;s!ass;d
binasss J: S% i!:sS: y; S.in. l.: in.sasd,
''''' dinners Sia % = i il C carte. sts'''''
sSsss ssssn ss sIs tsse
s a. The s rs;,sS..a or :, the table dh0'
Second class =! per day. q 1sanc. 3D.
II Boulevard des Capucnes H. Paris.
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE, PARIS.
GRAMS SiHs;tl TSfkT i:fSii1 pS Hss PARIS
ZOO drawing rooms ana bedrooms.
sssiassiE %sf';sis TSSyFS !iS$ is;Asrs
GRAND B5s??. 5S$ I T. ssss:J PARIS
GRAND HoTsIy oTs1y 81 81 Louvre, e PARIS,
Reduction throughout.
ii Paris, 2Os Rue de Rvoli, 2us Paris,
Board a%srIfen s fcm sGAssSGs 81 &c S ss spp:s psn day.
Ho'AD D 10 10 Rue slvoi, Psri:. ~.N 49,. =,
facing the Place Paa Royal and the Louvre, near the
from francs and upwards Table dhote At francs wine In
cuded Service Ia IN the apartments. Reading
French and foreign newspspers carriages interpreter
CwISS SCHOOL FOR RELIGIOUS AND CLASSIC
- Music founded by Mr.. Gustave Lefevre, Director Of
Ecoe de Musgue Reeeuse de Paris opening Lausanne
Sic French German Italian Grammar History Geography
n.n%s R,'s spS sST sS'ia 20 H.
FEVRE Directeur TEcoe de Musique Religieuse No
Passage des Beaux Arts place Pgslc Paris champ
dAse at Cou near Lausanne Canton dc Vauds Switzer
land.
i Palace Upper Norwood, London TO tourists and fami
lies Its elevated pleasant and most saiubroua position,
combined with the comfort Afforded and Its general manage
ent made the Queens Hotel favorte of tho
upper ranks of English society.
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
Lime street,
Liverpool. England.
Under entirely new management
This magnificent building of the finest and
elaboratey finished hotels the United Kingdom, covering
an area OF yards and contains 200 noble and
nted with every luxury and requisite tha
modern art and experience can furnish.
Charges strictly moderate.
MISCELLANEOUS.
U KENNEBEc ICE.
10000 tons for sale low. quantiilesso to suit BY
Kennebec River Ice Association.
ROBERT NORTON, Agent Gardiner Me.
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broadway prices. " EoRshT p sTGEI0W. is%TS
"A Lots Graef tract and Monse tract viii be sold II
drainage assessments remain UNPAID Addpess mnedlaiey
sr sT1G S.y 1Gs ss 1S@is v BERGEN 0''''
UGusT l7-ruLL OFFICIAL DRAWINGS RECEIVED
"A OF Royal Havana Lottery of Cuba, BY JOSEPH BATES
1874 Broadway, room T.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
New York
Tho abovc-named Hotel will open for the reception OF
Gu ests Tuesday, August 2a
TWEED GARFIELD.
MRS. SARAH ENsELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
w Ocnist successor to Mrs Sarah Price Enfs, VIII
High street, Brooklyn.
DOLICY PLAYERS BEwARE.-THE NEXT RAID
that made the players VIII be taken and held for evi
dencc against the managers
DELIEP TO THE FEET.-MRs. L. r. STONE, CHI.
Broadway, opposite Astor place. whee she prepared I?
Nails. Ladies treated at their residence If desired.
ROYAL HAVANA l9'sts1g5sEz !. ss1HRg5sEz : CO., Agents.
10 Wall street. Box 1855 New York Post ONCE.
E91gsSS sSa OF KssssIS 4SoSsT
Nos 3d. cs, $4,000; HAMBURG 0alcs oi July u
once) ia Broadway.
CEPrEMBER s.RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. OF
- Cuba, all the official drawings kept on file.
Pos. Office bo. l'sss s''' 0A'N' w. ~ ''''"
.--.-,.-.-..-,.THE THE TURH. ..--.-,-..,~,
FLEErwooD PARK ASSOCIATION. As s2S
sESosb SosfSzssHhS Assu4t GSSs1xi sHnI MEkrfso j.
September ls. Il, y Snd and %.
FIRST Y-sXTTRpxY, SEPT 49,
Purse No. for horses that have never trcted bet
third D'N'' 0''' ~ ~ - '' 90 '' ''N1 0-'"
Purse No for horses that have rottsa bet.
sd nan SS'o 10 n''' morse S'OO 10 S'00 TO
Purse No 8$l500 for horses that have trotted
better than 2 $500 to first horse, 800 to second $500
Purse No. $4,000 horses that have never trot,ed
better than 22s $l0O to first horse $500 to second 300
THIRD DAY-TUEsDAY SEPT 49,
Purse No. 5$l 600; for horses that have never troted
better than 25o 5000 to first horse $3.50 to second $3.50
Purse No. 6Slb boO for horses that have never troed
better than $500 to first horse $500 to second $500 to
FOURTH DAYv,.wEDNEsDAY, SEPTEMBER 90
$50 Sird s4sS fourth 10 hr'
Purse No. $50 0O0 for horses that roted
ter than 2S $SU0 to first horse, $500 second $40
''N' CONDITIONS
All the above mile heats best three In In
and will be conducted under the rules of the National
Association and all entries must be made in accordance
Entrance fee per cent Of the purse, which must
gany the non!nation Entries TO- be addressed 70 NJ
MA, wes,chester county, n " or at The norman House.
New YORK where the entries win close on wednssday Sep
''ise BY orSsr. r j. NJ VAN coRTLANpr, President.
FLEETWOOD PARK.-sArURDAY, AUousT as ATsx
. Match @l.0o
John Murphy enters blk. g. John Kase, Jr.
As.n ''i ;11 s5ssE;sSt ,aSi ,......
D. TALLNAN SUPERINTENDENT
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-A-PERsONs VINO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. litc insurance companies, and who do not dcsre 20
surrender the policies absolute sale borrow the
render value OF their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency. ~ Liberty street.
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A ssEssMENTS-BAY RIDGE AND NEW UTRkCHT.-
"A Lots Graef tract and Monsel tract will be sold
remain unpaid. Address Immediately,
giving lot numbers, THEODORE " W. BERGEN, Colec.
tor, Bay Ridge. l.. l.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL LINE
IN STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
from pier AZ North River,
ITALY Grogan Saturday, August rs at IL
DENMARK, Andrews Saturday, September ut 80
SPAIN, Grace. Saturday, September at r.
Passage TO Liverpool, Queenstown or London dire g.
Cabin 875 and Y65; steerage &2S, currency
Prepaid seerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Lon
donderrv and Glasgow, &32 currency.
further particulars apply at the companys office 90
Broadway II. w. j. HURST, Manager.
C,TEAM TO LONDON.
y Steamship PARAGUAY. .August 30, 1871
Rates Of passage, In currency -
First cabin, 17o; second cabin, Soo; seernec wv
ROWLAND ASPINWALL, Agents,
81 and 80 South street.
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A SECOND HAND DOG GAIT; SHIFTING TOP,
N pole and shafts Also Victoria; both but little used
very cheap. MIX 696 Broadway.
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A UGUST l7.--FuLL OFFICIAL DRAWINGS RECEIVED
"A OF Royal Havana Lottery OF Cuba, by JOSEPH BATES,
1874 Broadway, room T.
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FLEETWOOD DPARK.-sArURDAY, AUousT 26 AT ~
Match 81 000.
John Murphy enters blk. g. John Kase, Jr.
Hiram Howe enters roap f. Dandy.
Nile heats, best 8 Id 8, to wagons
J. N. VAN CORTLANDT President.
ID. TALLNAN. Superlntapdent
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4 YoRKvlLLE LOT TO EXCHANGE FOR HORSE.
"a A sound roadster wanted IN part payment Street
graded gtered tagged severed; good neigh
borhood Address CASH BASIS box l66 Herald Uptown
Branch oflcc, 1,246 Broadway.
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QALTIO LLOYD.
ID For Sten direct touching at Chrstansand and Copeu
hagen and passengers and mails.
The first class iron steamship
FRANKLIN. Captain F. Dreyer,
will sail on Saturday. September q At r. M from pier Ii
orh River, followed BY steamship HUMBOLDT Cap
tain r. Barnndon on Saturday September 30.
CABIN passage. gold, $50; steerage. gold S30
Freight for st. Petersburg and other important ports or tho
Baltic received and through bills fading signed For freight
OF passage apply 10 ..,.,rn
Office, 40 Broadway
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EXCURSIONS.

A HOY FOR ROCKAwAY REAChi-THE LARGE
from Peck slip, East River, at $3.50 A. and l:!5 r. NJ
Christopher street. North River A. NJ and :i9 pier
No North River, gI6 A. M. and =. NJ; Fulton ferry.
Brooklyn 1890 A. andi N. Returning. leaves Rocka'
at II A. NJ and r. NJ BY this boat noon trip down
have hour at the Beach bathing &C.
large, comfortable boat Fine music and good refresh
ments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-27
Daily Aenntbfr Somnal
AU G. u s II a.
FRIDAY MORNING. Oct. 27, 1871.
NE W YORK.

If appearances are not deceitiul the re-
publicans will achieve victory in the New
York election. 1t has only been necessa'
~ for them to unite in an earnest and vlg'
orous campaign against the enemy to de-
feat him. The democrats are demoralizet
by the exposure of the frauds OF Tamma
nv. Tweed managed the State convention
and controlled its nominations. If tn
democratic ticket is elected it is an endorse
ment and victory for the Tammany ring
Thousands of honest democrats will obiec
to lending countenance and support to the
plunderers, and win either refuse to Vote
or vote against their party. The German
democrats are already in open revolt
Now if the republicans unite victory Is GER
tain for them, and that they Will unite
seems evident from recent movements.
They have the best of reasons for making
an effort to carry the State. With New
York under the republican banner the
prospect for the democracy in 1872 would
be so dark that it would be useless for the
party to nominate candidate for Presi-
dent.
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have now been heard from, and it is ascer-
tanned that the families of Mr.. Hoyt and his
son-in-law, Seigars, are the only ones from
Richmond who list their lives.
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Governor Palmer has sent in message to
the special session of the Illinois Legislature
with view of meeting the difficulties which
lie in the way of extending State aid to
Chicago. By the new constitution of Illinois
the Legislature may not contract debt at any
time greater than quarter of a million dol
lars Governor Palmer, however, holds that
the safety of the State is the supreme law,
and accordingly recommends that, if that
most judicious, the amount necessary to meet
the urgent demands upon the resources of the
State be borrowed, and at the same time pro-
vision be made for its early and prompt re-
payment.
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GENERAL Ne VS..

Napoleon asks for another plcbscito.
Pennsylvania has decided to revise its con-
stitution.
An elm over three centuries old was cut
down in Connecticut recently.
The Emperor of Germany gives one thou
sand thalers as his personal subscription to
the Chicago releffund.
Mr.. Seward has travelled seventy-two thou
sand miles since he left the State Department
recent boy show down South had twenty
one entries and three old bachelor judges.
Heavy frosts in many counties in North
Carolina have played havoc with the tobacco
crop in that State.
The Glasgow, Ky, Times says the chest
nut crop for this year is the largest that has
been for several years.
Fourteen candidates ask for the position of
doorkeeper of the Tennessee House of Rep
resentatives.
The great London preacher has dropped the
prefix of Grew" to his name, and is now
called Parson Sturgeon.
The farmers of California propose to cul :
tivate the Italian sunfower as substitute for
the potato.
A North Carolina farmer has made, the pres
ent season, $l540 on five acres of land plant
ed in grapes and strawberries.
The st. Louis Republican recommends "a
passive attitude by the democracy in the next
Presidential campaign" From present ap
pearances their attitude is likely to be very
passive.
Solid-colored silks and rich poplins are
fashionable for street costume; dark green
brown, black, maroon and navy blue being IA
vorite colors.
Mr.. Mort, the Japanese Minister at Wash
ington. thinks there is no danger to the peace
of his country from the recent movements for
the abolition of its feudal system.
Ex-Governor Sprague and brother, Col.
Amasa Sprague, of Providence, II. l., are
erecting in Swan Point Cemetery, of that city,
a monumental tombstone at a cost of 800, 900.
The Denver and Rio Grande narrow guage
railway was finished Monday to Colorado
Springs, seventy-six miles, and is now open
for travel and freight.
The Secretary of War, General Belknap,
received from his native county, in Iowa, two
immense apples, weighing nearly two pounds
each.
The work in the shipbuilding yards of Ger
many continues with undated vigor. Two
new large IRON clads are to bear the names of
Sedan and Metz.
A small English child, playing with knife,
put the blade in his mouth, and falling down,
killed himself. Fun calls the attention of
affectionate mothers to the suitability of
knives for toys.
Another American victory over England in
yachting is recorded. Monday the Sappho
again defeated Ashbury's Livonia, thus max
ing the score stand four successes for Amer
lea to one for England.
The Russellville (Ky.) Herald says: "The
greatest vegetable curiosity we have ever seen
was laid upon our table last week by Mr.. P.
S. Campbell of this county. 1t was sweet
potato having the complete form of a duck
body, neck and head"
Boston has new monthly devoted entirely
to poetry, and christened The Beautiful
World. A single stanza from it will show the
kind of poetry of which it is made up.
1 love the cosy little bower,
With room just large enough for one,
But yet accommodates another
Person just as well one..
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The coal mines of Alaska promise to rem
der our hitherto neglected northern acqu'si-
ton exceedingly valuable. One company is
organized and at work, while others are form
ing. The beds of coal are said to be extern
siye and of excellent quality, generally btu
minous, but often of the purest anthracite.
These beds are found on many of the islands,
and also near the sea-coast on the main land.
1t is claimed that when the necessary works
are completed coal can be mined and deliver
ed at San Francisco at a cost of from $3.50 to
Sc per ton.
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The narrow gauge railway in Colorado has
been completed and opened seventy-six miles
south from Denver, to the neighborhood of
Colorado City-skirting the eastern declivity
of the mountains. Sante Fe, its objective
point for the instant, is two hundred miles
further south and little more than fifty west.
The road stands good chance, if successful,
so far, OF being projected through New Mex
leo, in the valley of the Rio Grande, via
Mesilla to Dona Ana and Ell Paso, where it
of California.
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Special Notices.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Y Dung Men from the effects
of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. lmpedments to
Marriage removed. New method of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and Circn-
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes,
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2, South
Ninth St. Philadelphia Pa. sep3-t3m
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Composed Of Dock Root, sarsaparla, Rock Ro..,
wort, Prickly Ash, Poplar Bark Rhubarb, etc.
For Weakness, Loss OF Appetite, Jaun-
dice. Headache, Sour Stomach, Piles Of
long standing, HumOrs, and all Diseases urhich
arise from an unheoithy state of the Stomach,
Booels, and Blood for which valuable Roots and
Herbs, and the knowledge of their great service to
suffering humanity, man cannot feel too thankful
to Him who wisely provided us with all things.
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Letters from Texas speak of the processes
by which the recent elections were carried by
the democracy. A system of thorough but
quiet intimidation was carried on in all the
outlying and thinly populated districts. A
chief method was the canvassing of the doubt
fal or timid voters by democratic agents, who
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carried tally lists of the registered voters and
demanded how each person intended voting.
The republican candidates were, of course,
bitterly denounced. The white voter who
was believed to lean to Radicalism, or
who so intended to vote, was informed he
would be an outcast thereafter, his wife ostra-
cised, and his children insulted. The colored
men were threatened with loss of work, &C.
The result of this system was that thousands
failed to attend the polls
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E7ItFVN 70 INN SSELL
Fort Howard, Wis.
The remainder of the letter though of pain
full interest to friends, would not be of gem
eral interest. All of the Richmond neonle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-28

HAVANA, April A.-The Journals publish AM
interesting letter from ALBANIA to Cespedes, re-
signing the agency OF the Cuban Republic. The
letter created q great sensation. 1t shows the
extent OF the discord existing among the exps-
triated Cubans. ALBANIA writes:-"It was
thought the arrival Of Madam Cespedes would
heal the dissensions; that her prestige in bearing
the name of our illustrous chief would unite
all parties 70 make sacrifices and send arms AND
smmunitioDs sufficient, at least, TO sustain the
simmer campaign" He says:-"My hopes un-
fortunately, have failed. rapidly" Your wife
gave details about the voyage of Zena and LET
tiers which accompanied him were used by our
enemies most 10 be feared unfortunately not
the Spaniards) against us; those occupyinp
official positions with the Cuban Republic, who
hung at us the most poisonous darts and iniu-
rious calumnies.
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Government securtftes
The Markets To.

BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Cotfon, better feeling
nomina ly unchanged. Flour dull and weak. Whes,
prime, 81 6eaS 80. prime 10 choice red, ! GaSi
lar TO g.od, sl6oaS 20; common, / Sas 90,
a9i 60 bite southern corn dull, IS; yellow south
ern steady, 16s7s: mixed western dull, 7ea72 Oats
nrm; thoulders. s.. rib sides, 10; clear rib IOI,
han, lealt's Lard dull, Il; Whisky nominsliy
NEW YORK, April Is Stocks not % strong A. Al
the openi ~, but very active. Governments dull but
strong Virginia skies. az do. new, IL North Caro-
lines IS: do new, %. Money steady, S. Gold steady
u. Exchange, long, 10; short, lOsSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-28

W. W. CoRcoRAN, ESQ, is thought by bis
physicians TO be no better to-day. The cry
slpelas is steadily approaching the body from
above the knee, and two or three days at far.
thest Will determine whether the progress OF
The disease will be stayed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Clear and Harmless as Water.

ASK Tor this and take no other. The only article
that is perfectly harmless. Warranted to restore
Gray Hair. remove Bandruf, and stop its falling ont
Large bottles, containing over half as much more
than any other lair Preparation, 81. Sold BIZ
Ward walsh, 18th st. and Pa. ave. and 18th and q
:: Calvert Ford, 4 03 Pennsyl " ania avenue
ChIistiani Bros. 7th and NJ streets.
q. W. Cropley, ITO Bridge street, Georgetowp,
J. ., QDonnell. Sth street Navy Yard.
ID. Z. Kicking, Sd street and Pennsy lya nia avenue
X A. Bacon, ~ and streets, Island.
VIM. II. Daw, corner 10Th and L streets.
And at the Depot, corner Of I'd and ID SITS w, ap22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-28

SUDDEN DEATH OF A RABBI.-Rev. A. Open
heimer, the highly esteemed Rabbi of the syna
gogue in this city, expired very suddenly az IN,
early age OF thirty-tve years on Sunday after
noon. After dining he took up his pipe for
smoke, and while engaged in lighting it, appa
rently without apremonitory symptom Of illness
he fell dead. An examination OF the remains
revealed heart disease as the cause Of de ath-
Cumberland Aneghdntaa, 26tA inst.
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A ScouSpRKL CArsHT.-Dr. Albion Cobb
fifty years of age, principal Of an academy a,
Wilton, M aine, hae been arrested at Buffalo
New York, charged with deserving a wife and
four children and clipping with a Young lad,
pupil, an invalid OF eighteen, who was found
impeachment, but he does not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-28

TREASURER SPINNER is much better to-day
having escaped his chill last night, but is YER
weak, and suffers greatly from deafness, causel
by excessive doses of quInine.