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A Dead Baby i'm IL -peet able srtooI
MaFn.S TrlnL

CHICAGO, July 21.-FlOrence mitchell. O
La chheld, Mimi, .chOol teacher o h;gbIy
Tnesptctaple parentage, and who has heretofore
borne respectable character was arrested a
lew DAYS since for irFanticide. The evidence
agHrst her was very s.ropg, as the de..d ch;'d
Vas round in her trunk. After a hearing OF
, me ca-e before Commissioner Young, the voung
lady was discharged for what Cause r not stated
anu lmmectately q. Ter she fed the co,ln.i
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Terrific RIass ExnIoxiou

new YORK, July 21.-Ycsterday large BIZ
I 90 heavily charged with powder, was set Of in
The quarry OF Humphrey Bramhall, Bergen CITY.
The explosion was terrific. Stones were hrrled
INTO the air in every direction. Several pieces OF
,ock, weighing from 2co to 800 pounfs, were
blown through the side of Mr.. Bramball's resi-.
denee; some pieces passing entirely throuyh the
building, making it almost wreck. Several
persors in the house miraculously escaped in
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Suicide or n Mursfe -er

AuDURN, n. Y, 21.-Robc = Bufrm who
murdered Mr.. Sevarus, at Newbufgh. n. Y, last
nter, mmitted suicide on Thursday, in the
cell of The State asylum ,or in ne criminals, i'm
this CITY,
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More Railroad Consolidatior.

CHICAGO, July, 2.-The Rockford Gdze.e
understands that the directors of the Rockford
Central railroad have under consideration pro-
posals for consolidation with the proposed Madi-
son and Portage railroad, and that they may be
accepted. III the consolidation takes place it
will thereafter be known as the st. Louis and
Duluth railroad. $3.50. -...
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THE KENTUCKY WAR CLAIMs.-Hon. Mr.
Beck, of Kentucky, aud Mr.. Hew:.t, Quarter
master General OF that State had another con-
ference With the Secretary of the Treasury to-
day relative to the war claims of Kentucky, but
no decision was reached.
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TIE Boston Cent enniaI Committee
Haysrg n Good me

PHI1ADELPHlA, July 2l.-The Bottom centen-
MAJ committee reluTr ID rom Atlantic City last
night and This morning visited the park and i'm
spectod the proposed lite for the erection OF
buildings for the centennial exhibition in the
Wet Park. They we've accompanied by the
committees of the Counc''s.
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SUPERVISING ARChITECT MULLErr has gore
North and will reiuIn early next week, when
tie contract .Ior furnishing sIarite for the new
State Department building will be awarded.
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THE RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE ALEXIS is TO be
made much of in New York by grand ball, at
the Academy of Mrsic, in September, when the
dancing, it is said, is to be led of by the Prince
and Mrs. CatacaZy.
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Boston, Jrly PA fire broke ont this morn
Ing, and is sin raging, in Moves & Creerey's
cry rouse, in Plympton street, which contains
COCO feet Of black walnut and spruce lumber,
The property is insured for $4,000 here
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NEW YORK, July 21.-The scientific exr edi-
ten to Brazil, headed by Professor Charles
Frederick Hart of Cornell University, Is 70 sisrt
nom New York next Monday, in the Merrimac
eund to Para and Rio Janeiro.
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Orange a,d Autt.oranc,c.

NEW YORK, July 2I.-It = std that large
accc sons are being made ID the Membership OF
the Orange lodges. Some societies have ne..riy
doubled their membership since the rot. The
Hibernian and an.l-0ranye societi-s are also
growing rapitIly.
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SECRETARY RoEEsoN let the city yc serday
evening for philadelphia. He " Ill return early
next week. =
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Oecth OF Arother Vietam Of IRE Cot:or,-Nias
Elepa.,nts IN Zoaa.
NLw YORK, July 21.--Charles A. Kol,enb .ck,
another victim Of the riot, died last night
The Cotton Exchange win probably lea e the
eStersive warehop .es at Atlantic docks. Brook
lyn, for the storage and sampling of co.. On. ! f
Nme elephants from Ceyl0n sriived yesterday
on the bark Nehemiah. =
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REVISION OF TIE CRIMINAL LAws-The
commissioners - revise the United Stats
statute" have just submitted an additional part of
their work Its title is "Crimes" and ii includes
in separate classes, crimes against the existence
OF the government; crimes arising within the
maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the
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ENSIGN FRANK c. BIRNEY, son O. the late
Major General David R. Brney, died at Mount
Holly Springs ON the 10th inst.
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PORTLAND, July 21.-The horse disease has
u a6e ifs appearance in this city. Two OF thf
n ost valuable horses at the city farm have beer
attacked and win probably die,
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does contain
lead nor any cttalie poison to produce paralysis
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
untarnshed reputation to uphold lis integrity
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by all druggists Applied at Is Bond street, New
York. fe5-tf
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CHIEF CLERK OFFLEY, of the Navy Depart
rept let lsss evening for a months vacation
on the Pacific cos.
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nT"CriCal bathing Costumes are announced.
lnyPhoebe Cary is at Newport, SO Ill that her
lecoyeTy is doubtful.
H7-A new Gel man prima dorna has appeared
VINO weight is $40 pounds. The Teutonsemble
is cha ming. 49, rt[G -s--I-
pT-This generation hes grown 20 lazy that it is
proposed ID have elevators in the caurches 10
Jake the people up in.0 the galleries.
nS-It is said that Americans are the oply
nation who sleep with their windows open in
Jheir bedrooms at night, all other nation3
dreading the night air as SO much deadly poison
HS-An Illinois wedding had to be postponed
because the groom didn't appear. The weeping
bride touehingly remarked, .He always was
that way"
~ The fools who have been sending after
+qu err or counterfeit money, will be pleased
- JerrE That full lists of names are being made
out for publication.
ES-An Indian girl undertook to break a colt
the DINER day. at last accounts her head was
Two sizes too large for her chignon, and she hes
ordered set of false teeth.
] ~ Bainbfidge, Ga, has shop-keeper who
draws moiassesi a1erorene oil and bust-bea6
whisky all from the same barrel The few re-
main. NJ citizens OF cambridge are discl,seIn the
Question whether the kerosene or bust-head Of
taas barrel was the most successful agent In
cepopulating hat once thriving village.
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4 Cuban General Shot after being

INV YoRK, July 2.-Mail advices from Cuba
report that Gen. Casada was shot on the 7th in
been received from Madrid that he be pardoned
and sent to this county,. 1fA
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II NIVES, FORKS, SPOONS. LADIES.
IN CASIORS, BASKETS. TEA SKIS a
URNS, BUTTER DISHES
ana other useful articles q TABLE WARE. .
Ior sale al the very .otcsSf TdfsS, at the ODD ~
esi,au!lshed Jewelry stand, corner u Penn
'yS-lm n a uaOD
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VlHE GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ls,,er from JUDGE WYLLE, Of u S. S4prsns
Court. ID. C.
WASHINGTON, u. c., June IL IsI
Dear sir ! have given your BALM OF LIFE for
t. hair fair trial and am much pleased with It's
hair and its influence to sooth the nerves AMI rsySs
- system Then exhausted from over work is most
On yduI 9ase nSi used i except as wash but
Sos ISr, has sscnred from me, should feel great
yoHT SiTes,i ~ taking as medicine, according to
Prof. Cook ANDREW SSsDfdiHs WI Ti1E.
, wAsHIssros, July lst, lsl.
AFTER using your BALM OF LIFE IN many m
afords the relief sought For diarrhoea. coiic sieS
atisS s sSa5ih s8S9 ann all ETERNAL na
''''H A'-' ''"' ' % ''' me- 3. J. Mics sfe in.
Letter from Rec. FATHER BOYLE
OF &. rSS IND ms supply q BaLn
Will be gratefully aeknowledged or III charged TO me
VIII be duly hOnored. am altogether pleased with
JrSE %. 1871. '' r. 2 T. BOYLE SS9I
By bathing the bead, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
hands when oyerheated, and yhes suf-
PROF C6oKs B BIiq.iSp OF LIFE,
B5agSis::: $s1s! c. e Pa ss fI' hsssf
81 II and Ii i l6 s. M1PsG%S . i3s Ish
e. ;ns i sI st.; J. NilsSra Gel ssi lsth
Bro cor Pan sT cor and S S pn5 ay fs MI Nar1
ner en- and streets; r.. b. Fergason i0I Pa. aT.,
=, = sqlliy ~ corner 81 3 and Mas. ave.
mons Rshs, ~ 8sk st. g T. 6Toe strs's
62 sESs S:9 a retail By
sth and b streets. See testimonials AID eIrec-
tions. U3-lm
nR. CAULFIELDS CLASSES
VOCAL a D ISsTsUMEYTAI MUSIC
EJeli- a. 4. N q. Il. Room
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PRESIDENT GRANT re.rrned - Long Branch
'a"t night, accomp Lried by bis IN +. derrick
ard Coll ,ctors Murphy and Fo .rey.
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DEATHoF THE DoUBLE-HEADED CHIIp.-we
u Boston of a most remarkable child The OF.
spi1ng OF Jo-eph and Ann L. Finley. Ii pre-
sented the remarkable as well as unlirecedentod
phenomenon of two heads, four arms, and two
legs, and al upon single body. The giri-for
such was is sex-died last evening. Iae Grst
nan or mead breathed its last at s. and the second
shortly after O'Clock. The clild-or chilFren
as II would almost seem proper TO allude 20 the
Yhenomenon-hadenj excellent health from
htr bnth, nlne months ago, until within 10
weeks, at which time one exhibited signs of ill.,
re :. This, however, was but temporary. 1t
recovered and YVES bright and playful. Since
teaching Bosom, few DAYS since, the other-or
tie other haif-was TAX en- 81 Ok and d d ,eSterdsv
a ternoon, as already stated The Two portions
Of the body were , intimately connected thar
ne death OF one rendered that Of the other in
eyItable. The Spectacle was equally novel
strange, and unparalleled. Upon one end of the
2ody reposed the head of the dead infant; upon
ne o.her that Of the live one with ewes stiIl
bright and curious, and its lungs in full breath
ne GENERALIZATION Post, July lSh.
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WN|e wants TO Meet t'oburn.
INV YORK, July 21.-Mace invites COburn to
n let him at tie Office or the i5p at Of he Timss
Monday next to suange for future meetiny.
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SENATOR O.Bo- NE, o. Flo-;da, had an in e.
vie " with Secre AIRY Boutwell, )-day.
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How COOPERATION WoEKs.-The " V Star
s1ongly advocates cooperation, in which Il SAYS:
MorkinSmen are beginning to be fully con-
. ne oppression they have so long endured. 4 =
Ihe cooperative firms report themselves as do
Dg well, and some are on the high road to pros
members; five of these are ladies, for the Girls
prs, says the editor, are large hearted and do
lot exclude women from the right OF co-opera-
ION and good wages. The cash accounts show
opposite some of the lady operators names: 500.
%, S24 and ST rs one weeks wages. The men
c.Inlrom S25 TO SO per week.
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ARMY REFORM IN GREAT BRTAIN-Irp or-
toni Action Of the Nj :S;ry.-The Tory majority
in the English Parliament having combatted
MIR. Gladstone's project ior the abolition OF the
system of purchasing officers commits ons in the
army 20 strongly that he feared to bring it TO
vote, he has now achieved his purpose by induc-
ing the Queen 10 cancel the royal warrants legal
iziug such purchases. The announcement O :
the Queens action was made in both The Lords
and the Common last evening, and the corse--
vhtive leaders exhibited considerable angry tenn
per at having boen overreached by this bold
movement OF the Min .sry. The dc trucion o,
this tim c-honored feature of the English army
and the manner which 1t was accomplished, NAV
induce important consequences.
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NAVAL NEws.-The Narragansett, COM
mander r. W. Meade, arrived at Sandy Point,
Straits of Magaehoen's, June 9Th, on her way to
San Francisco. Dispatch dated June % have
been received from Rear Admiral Lanman, com
handing the .outh Atlantic fleet. The LLncas-
IT was at Rio, the Portsmouth at Monteyid %
and the Washington at Coonia. The health OF
ihe e -et was good
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THE SAVANNAH CUSTOM HOUSE DRPALcA-
TtoN.--An invc"tigation int) the afairs of the
Savannah crs' lm-hou-e e=onerates Collector
K9bb, and shows the gully pariy 10 be the deputy
cOllec' II, G. b. WeIiman, who was snsnepJed
some time since by Collector Ro5b, and made
ann eoniess'on in which he says, that Collector
EoObs only Iault was in reposing too much
confidence in his (W's) integrity. The amount
OF the deia'caIion is about $4,000, which, it is
believed, win be secured to the government,
ether by the collector or through the f.iends OF
Wellmap. VI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Reduction.

IN OLD RYE AND, BOURBON WHISTLES,
BRANDIES, GINS, &C,
OF the following brands, -viz:-Family Nectar,
d. d., - do Pine ApPIs treetifedl 20 do.
Hrbpesssv Is Be So dol do ns IS do
DDuPny Co, 1883, $40, California Brandy, So do;
Old Tom Gin, S225 Cocktail Bitters, Black berry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
C.. GAUTlER,
Proprietor OF the Native Wine Bitters,
myD 1917 and 1919 PENIS avenue
THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price, Is and 80 cents
J0UVENS NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ERrestOres soiled gloves equal TO new Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
cents. de5-lY
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SUMNER RESORTS.

EAUQUIER w. s. SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
Visitors DESTROYS to pass the heated term at this
fayOrite Ssmmer Resort, will take the D.
a. and Nj. Railroad to Warrenton, where Ye.E\Y
carriages will be in readiness to convey ls.NYl
them, six miles over a good road, to the Sprilgs:
Terms: : 10 per week; $40 per month of . days;
children under Il years and sery ants half price.
l.. G. SHAFER,
Formerly OF the Warren Green Hotel, Warren
4 ton. Rep jy li-2w
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YACHTING AT NEW ORLRANs-The annual
regatta of the Crescent City Yacht Club yester-
Jay, over the usual distance, a Triangle offfteen
miles, resulted as follows The Restless won thu
.,cond-clals prize--time hours 70 minutes 81
seconds; the Minnie Pueston the third class, time
hours 20 minutes 80 seconds; the Jessie the
fourth class, time hours "a minutes 30 seconds
Six boats entered, one Of the seoond-class, two
he third class and three OF the fourth. There
were no boats Of the frst-clasr In the race. =.
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GIN. SPINNER HEARD FROM.-A letter has
been received at the Trea"ury Department from
Gen. Spinner, dated Vienna, the LIST instant
In it the General says he has accepted an invita-
ton - dine with American Minister jaw. At
the dinner he expected . meet several of the
Rothschilts and other bankers, when the new
American lon would be one of the topics of CON
yersaton. From Vienna the party were t. visit
he battle-felds OF the late war in Europe: after
which they were to go - Paris. From Paris
they were 10 go - Liverpool, where they will
take the Scotia tor home on the 18th instant.
In late Letter to friend outside of the Treasury
Depar' ment, Gen. Spinner lays he does not care
to thoroughly ado" England, since that
country Is America over again, 'only little
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-21

SENATOR WET, of Lor'~iana, and Collector
,a.ey, o. New Orleans, are at the Ebbitt.
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"GRACE GREENWOOD" writes to the Chicago
R'pUbticGR, declaring that there IS neither t,uth
nor -un in its 'Per.onal'' ,hat she had boxed
the ears Of carrier of that journal for Bringing
tue paper late. She .aucily add, that She hes
Always found Newspaper Carriers trustworthy
ana obligfng, and that if she were in the boxinS
ine she would not direct her singing blows
against the carriers ears;but aga n It tho of the
local ertor, "pTcfcTring good, large maxi;
L ne hePeGt humbly proposes, by way OF
amende, to send its fiery, untamed local Tp TO
Grace to be killed, and offers to pay the funeral
eXpcr-c@.
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@ II Eel ALTI EST

@ L CT ALTIEsi
Ladies, superfne BRITISH HOSE, regular made.
double heels aud toes pair Tor "a.
Lad 1n H ES tel Fine LINEN HANDKER
Ladies, Hem.titched Finer LINEN HANDLER
CHIEFS, for 4.
Ladies, Heps,itches Finest LINEN HANpKER-
CHIEFS, for 4.
HANDKERCHIEF for SI.
The S6-whalebOne FRENCH CoIsETatsl
Those sets of lovely NATURAL CURLs at 81 each
Those beautiful Gold Plated and Jet and Gold
BRACELETS at 81 each.
That handsome assortment Of FANS At sl each.
And the splendid variety Of LADIES GARMENTS
Gents ss, ssqYper-ertrahns BRITISH HOSE, pair
Gents superfnefAJBRITIsHH HOSE. pair forsl
Gents' Super stout "a Al BRITISH HOSE. pair
Gents Pine All Linen HASDKKRcHIEFs, q
Gents g. ssYYperhns LINEN HASDkrRcurErs,
r0s z: q s.. 4. best BATH towels bought.
I've II u Y II as
jyu.t sis SEVENTH sIREEI,
GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES.
We are Offering great fnducementsf IN
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
sHAwLs, PARAsoLs, Sun UMBRELLAS.
CAssIMEREs AND LINEN GOODS.
Together with all kinds Of SUMNER GOoDs. with
the view OF closing them out. Black Canvass Gren-
~ ne, ~; me Mhlte harselles, 3lc.; BEAUTIFUL
siR hs MEM; is .SpsFioc Black Gro Grain
jes4-H 1ol Bridge strssti as..ris,
CITIZENs AND VISITORS CaI,T. AVN sVv
~ ~ tno,e " HlIk SHIRTS for one dollar each
1891 Loan once Bales Room, 1905 Pennsyi-
.--. ..e1ee. su0-tf
nOuBII AND SINGLE BARRE l. GINS .
- great bargains, az PRINCE 3 Loan or a. Sales
he ans. 1000 Pennsyls sniA avenue Suas-ff
SELECT SCHOOL, FOR LITTLE GIRLS,
MRS. ELIZA sPEIDEN BAYNE pri,cfral
he second session Of this School viii oomrnenca ON
INLsDAl. September 18Th. Circuiars fur
nished On application at the residence. jylssaws
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MR.. II. j. SLYE, o. Mo-, has been appointed
iIst-cla = clerk in TIE Sikh AUDITORS Office.
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KEEP COOLt
M. CAULFIELDS GLASSES

VOCAL A D INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
r Jeli- A. 4. u. G. Il. Room
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IJudge Morton, Of st. Bernardino, Cal.
puts the following oath 70 all applicants for cti-
zenship:-" You so'emplv swear that YOU wal
Dear lrue allegiance to the constitution OF the
United States and to the democratic party.D
SThe last eonundrum for the woman,sripht
papers Is, "Why Is IL that all the Dorgias from
Drinvilliers down 10 Martha Grinders. Mrs
sherman and the Baltimore woman, have been
females 2" 49,
clergyman reached the part Of the ceremony.
now pronounce you a fish pet,ler in tie
street shouted |" bun heads bril headsr' 10 the
amusement OF some and the corstelnatlon OF
others pre- ent on the occasion.
V-The st. Paul notaries administer the fol-
lowing oath, at Least the Chicago Times SAYS thew
20: GU do solemnly swear that you signed the
foregoing instrument of your own free will and
ACCORD, wlfhout equivocation, proyocation, or
rear OF God, and that you viii furnish the not "A Y
and subscribing witnesses with two glasses o.
beer each" "a
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 the new loan received
up to tbs time, cunt - more than SCI 200 OOo
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
PURGE to-day were ~,0i ,996 o.
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GENERAL SHERMAN and .am'ly re at Sra
toga.
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TslegrGphsd Exclusively to lac Evenins Star.
From 4 indian
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PropoSed Eurone,, Co,e.-o,

LONDON, July ia conference of an
European powers, it is reported, will shortly
held for the purpose of agreeing upon a unifo
system of import Duties
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LONDON, July 21.-In the House of Common
this p. m. Mr.. Cardwell, Secretary of State 10
war, laid ON the table the Queens warran
abolshlng the system of the purchase Of arm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13
DIR. " hitter.

| 4 REGULAR GRADUATE OF AEDICIKE
~ as DIpioms at office will show, has been
Ionger engaged in the treatment Of VenereAl
Sexual and Private diseases than any other
u hJ slclan in St. Louis. Syphilis, GonOrrhsa,
tGset, Structure. 0rchitis, Hernia, and Rupture,
sll Urinary Diseases and Syphllitc or hercuriA
IAmIctions Of Throat, Skin or Bones, are treat
sd with unparalleled success. Spefmatorrh ea,
Sexual Debility and Inpotency, as the result
lof self-abuse in youth, sexual excuses In ma
tturer y ears, or other causes, and which produce
isome Of the following effects, ss nocturnal ennis
Esions, blotches, debility, dizziness, dimness OF
fsight confusion of ideas, evil forbodiugs,
hon to society of females, loss of memory and
Sexual power, and rem dsring marriage improper
lare permanently cured. The Doctors oppor-
tunlties hospital and private practice are unsur-
passed in st. Louis or any othel city. Back
FILES of St. Louie papers prove that he as bean
Iloeated here longer than any other so ADVERT
tsing. The establish N ent, library lsbortory ant
appointments, are unrivalles n the West un
surpassed anywhere. Age with experience
EcAn be relied upon, and the doctor eau refer to
many physicians throughout the country In
past success and present position he stand;
without a competitor. The writings Of 8 ply
lsioian whose reputation is Union vide should
lbe worth reading. Dr.. Whittier publishes
Medical Pamphlet relating to veueresl disef,e
land the disastrous and varied oonsequenc,
sef self abuse, that will be sent to any address
In 8 scaled envelope for two stamps. Many
Iphy sieians introduce patients to the doctor az
tier read ng his medical pam phlet Communi
scation confidential. friendly talk win cost yoI
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