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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28

(ooNrNUkD ON EIGHTH PA0A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28

EMPRESS EUGENE DEPRESSED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS YES1ER0A
The Unconditional Surrender of
Paris Demanded.
THE COMMANDMENT OF PARIS CONTINUES
THE CA?ITULATION OF PARIS IMMINENT
INTENSE EXCITEMENT AT BERLIN

Offices Closed, Business Suspended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17
~Sheet music-The cry OF children in b;

~Sheet musc--The cry OF children in bed.
- Water SIX cents q glass in Phoebe City,
Colorado, and whisky four.
@Long wads of hair down the back are re-
jected by ladies.
RrIndiana countrymen are wearing caIico
pantalOons.
7-Seventy-eisht women in the United States
are ordained preachers.
S-0ne hundred ladies Of Colmar have vowed
to wear mourning till Alsace is French again.
IN America, Nilsson cleared $40 900 and Max
Strakosch so, 600.
~Bismarck's special organ, the Proviseial
Correspondents, has circulation OF less than
twenty five hundred copies.
~ In one OF bis love letters, Judge Crittep-
den called Mrs. F air his !" sun, air and life.''
She was also his death by pistol bullet.
~ Cigarettes for ladies, q Ia Habanoise, are
the thing At fashionable dinners in New York.
They come In with the coffee on silver salyers.
~The Berlin Midnight Missions have been
remarkably successful. During the past year
over 30 girls have been reclaimed from q life of
shame and found good homes.
Ex-Governor Fairchild, of Wisconsin In mak-
ing up the " State Board of Charities and Re-
form" has appointed Mrs. Mary L. Lynde, OF
Milwaukee, one OF its members. =
GA Macon (Gs.) paper calls attention 10 a
minister OF thst place, who carries an ugly mis-
tol in the long coat peculiar to his cloth. II
dubs bin the armed missionary"
~There 10 a species OF disappointment 10
her friends when lady gets married in her
travelling dress and gentleman with his over
coat on his arm tmetsphoricslly).
SAn instance is reported Of direful csnse-
luences resulting to young lady by reason of
the sudden stoppsge Of gum chewing. She has
nts, and In one Of them bit OF the lip Of lover.
- The Empress Of Germany said the other
day to an Austrian Journalist, that she had
never slept more than four hours Q day since
the breaking out of the war with France.
81 Bonaparte Brunell Of WEXFORD, RI.
lost his only two children q few weeks since by
the falling Of an embankment, which caused
such shock TO his wife that she died a few
hours after hearing the distressing news. So
severe an affection turned the brain Of the be-
reaved husband and father, and he IL now A
rsving maniac beyond al hope Of recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

EXTRA SESSION OF THE SRSATR.-It seems
to be thought that the Senate may be called
together some time in May, to consider the plan
Of settlement of our difficulties with Great
Britain agreed upon by the High Commits zion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

~oDe OF those Georgia diamonds was duS
up TIE other cay, weighing about thirty-five
pounds, and the lucky Under refused An o,er
OF S215 for it.
Enlargement in high life IL is rumorea
mat the kentucky giant will soon lead 90 the
sltsI the fair Miss Anna ssann, the Nova
Scotia giaDtess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

IHE kU-kLUX BILL.-It is believed at the
Capitol this afternoon that the ku- klux bill will
pass with some modification of Mr.. Sherman's
amendment, and the rejection of the iron-clad
cath amendment put on by the Senate,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

GETTING READY FOR CAMP MEETINGS
The Methodists OF Baltimore have purchased
beautiful tract of heavily wooded land near
Reisterstown, Baltimore county, as a perma-
nent location for their camp meetings Tie
next camp will commence on Wednesday
August I'd, and steps are now being taken n
prepare the grounds, and make all other ne
cessary ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

THE PROSPECT now is that Congress will be
able to effect an adjournment to-morrow
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

SISTER OF CHARITY FOUND DROWNED
The body OF a woman was found floating in the
water near the Atlantic Dock Yesterday after
noon. The deceased from the STYLE of her dress
Is supposed TO be Sister OF Charity. She had
on dark drab dress, white flannel petticoat
and white stockings She had large string OF
black beads and cross about her neck.-Y Y
Standard, i5fL, .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

GENERAL E. DUMoNr, recently appointed
Governor of Idaho, died AZ his residence, near
Indianapolis, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

CAUTION TO PoLICKNKN.-A citizen OF New
YORK, who was lately msltreated by three DO
ncemen, has recovered 50 900 damages in court.
The decision will have a strong interest for no.
hcemen who use unnecessary violence in max
ing arrests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
HARMLESS, reliable, instantaneous, does not Contain
sId nor any cltdle poison to produce parsly sis
Death Avoid the Wanted and deusiye pre- par aton,
n9astfhg virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w, a, ,Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirtv year
the only perfect II air Dye-Back or Brown sold
y an Druggists. Applied at 16 Bond street, View
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION ALREADY
has 122 cases on the docket ranging in amounts
from $500 to SS4 600, and it is believed the num-
Der of cases will number several thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17
CopsoIsasios Of the Coal strtLerx

MICE CHUCK, PA, April 1.-THE OIeratOrs
sad men met st the Mansion House and sp-
Folbt<o committee 10 confer with the con-
mittee OF the Workingmens Benevolent Asso-
citation. Nothing 20 Far has been dome and n
= not thought any definite action viii be taken
to-daT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

SENATOR WILSON intends TO welt Europe
after the adjournment of the Senate.
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rweed's Legislature Crossing mp Basi-

ALBANY, April H--Business proceeded In
both Houses OF the Legislature this morning
without any indication OF interruption, aud i'm.
preston prevails that all the business will h.
finished 80 as 20 adjourn this week
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ALTOONA TIL AT r..
Monday evening, FAREWELL BENEFIT Of Mrs.
.. @. GkKMON- on which occasi IN the dashing
MISS EEFIE GERMON,
will appear in Robinsons Comedy of
SO III DOL:
NIB FRANK MAYO.
", m the greet p s ~ at drsms Of the
INCoLN HALL.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, April Is, ISL,
The Eminent English Tras edienne,
MISS ISABELLA GYM,
Her first and only apr earancs in washingt n.
Reserved Seats 81, at Ellis rsic Store roors
open at 7:so O'Clock; conn ences at s. II
MUSICAL ENTERTAINERS by more than
III ~ Distinguished xoealists, under the leader
Ell, on TUESDAY EVENING, April Is, Is7l hd.
mission 80 cents Doors open at ia o'clock Concert
PARrI-I. ChorasTsaarE, Apollo strikes the
hStGMt ssnoP Soos1Gse T Ro,sx ty
y. Johnston and O. A Ball. g. Solo-''our darling
is an angel now miss Josephine FORBES 4 Duet
ne Dapie sr I'm TsOn.cn. I The
ArtilleTist's OATH" Adans-Messrs. WiIlet, New
mar, Coledge smith, Nc Fsrlsnd, Frlsl, Evans and
male voiceslT. The Rhine" Kucken 1''
PART Ill. Chorus" Now the roll OF tbs lively
ThSmsoa y 1 here Eona Ss
ZOhner-MessIs. Willett, McDuell. OolIedge, Dake,
tTiei. Mcfarlsnd, Daniel and seifert. Z. Pnet-
Annie Bailey and Bette Hsyenner. s. Chorus,
!mTale voice, EyThe MARCH" Becker. s. Solo
ChCrm-"M hat phrase, sad and SOFT Bishop.
Prof: j E. Scheel, Orgsnist; Miss Rachel Gsrrett,
sye kindly furnished by the John r. Ellis Music
Store. spl5St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

THERE being no immediate prospect Of an
agreement on the part Of the conference com
mittees, the House, At p. m. to-day, adjourned
until tomorrow.
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LECTURES.

REV. FATHER BOYLE
~ WILL IECTCnE ON
The QUESTION OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
In ST JOsEPHp NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.
Corner OF and "a streets N. E,
FOR the Benefit of the same School House,
M0NDAf, APRIL IL, ~ O'Clock D. m
Admittance, so Cents an l5-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

THE DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BI1L goes
to q conference committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

We UNDERSTAND that the citizens of Maine
now residing in Washington in conjunction
With their Representatives. in Congress will
pay their respects to Gov. Sidney Perham At
the Arlington Hotel at Z O'Clock p. m TINS
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sudden Death Of . Minister An che

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Reverend George
Bradley, OF Saginaw, Michigan, died suddenly
IN the street here Saturday evening from heat
disc ste- be had been appointed by the MethO-
dists TO be State Agent OF the Chippewa InCiaps.
and " A. on his way 70 Washington % have his
appointment confirmed
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Steamboat Suuk,

MRNPHIs, April 1.-The steamboat }. 3.
Durham, from New Orleans, struck q snaR
saturday morning below Little Rock and sunk
No lives were Loot 1sse stesmoose SSsesSe TOOK
on her Passengers and cabin furniture. Tho
cargo wss vylued az $1,000. The boat cost
s2l ,O0o, insured In Pittsburg for $1,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FERRY DAVIS, PAIN KIkLKR.

The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent al.
lowed to have won for itself reputation unsur-
passed in the history Of medical preparations Its
instantaneous effect in the eradication and extnc-
ton OF Pain in all its various forms incident to the
haman family and the unsolicited written and YER
bal testimony OF the in its favor have been,
and are its own best advertisements
The ingredients Of the PAIN KILLER, being
purely VEGETABLE. render IL q perfectly safe and
etfcacious remedy taken intern ally, wen for
external applications, when used according TO d.
rections The stain upon linen from its use Is resdi-
~ removed by washing with alcohol.
This edicne, justlX celebrated for the cure of
many Of the Affections Incident the human family,
has now been before the public over THIRTY YEARS,
eno has found its way into almost every corner of
the world; ano wherever IL has been sed the same
opinion Is expressed OF its medical properties.
In any attack, where prompt action upon the
system is required, the Pain Killer is invaluable.
It's almost instantaneous effect in Believing Pam ID
truly vonderful and when need according TO direc-
tons: is trne to its name, q PAIN KILLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

WHISTLES, GINS, ETc.-I am now Offering at
reduced prices my celebrated brands Of RYE and
BOURBON, "Old Crow" "Bowen ~ "Choice Old
Rye" Robertson" "Old Family Nectar, . Mo
nongsbels, ""Fine Apple" The above brands have
been selected with great care and Certainly the
best offered in our city, and figures that cannot
fail to suit all. respectfully call attention 20 my
TOM GIN bought by me IT auction IN New
York and which can sell at S2less per gallon than
the original price. q. GAUTIER,
Importer OF Wines, Liouors etc .
And Proprietor Of the Celebrated
NATIVE WINE BITTERS,
mhSr 1917 Pennsylvania avenue,
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THE ScHENCK-CAMPBBLL CASE Nor To 81
REorsNRD.-The House Committee on Elec
tons decided this morning not TO reopen tn,
Schenck.C ampbeIl election case, unless Tho
evidence is presented in the shape of affidavits
or something more tangible than mere tee-
graphic reports of fraud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

THs PRIvATBTHRATRIcAL ENTERTAINERS
to be given for the benefit of the Children's
Hospital ofthe District Of Columbia, will take
place at the residence OF Mrs. Wise corner of
Eth and q streets, on the evening OF THURSDAY
the 9th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

1T Is RuMoRHp that Hon. Nathan Sargent,
commissioner OF Customs. has been notified
that bic resignation will be accepted, and tina,
Hon. j. Z. Hartley, for many years past Ass,s
tant Secretary will be placed in charge OF the
customs bureau. 1t is also said that Hon. s. i
W. Taylor, Fourth Auditor, will also shortly
tender his resignation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

WHAT p REsIpKNr GRANT SAYS ABOUT SEC.
RErARY CRIPNAS's SrCcRssoR.-The general
republican committee of the District of Co
lumbia waited upon President Grant to-day
and presented to him the resolutions adopted
by the republican convention which nominated
Gen. Chapman In favor of the appointment o;
Frederick Douglass as Secretary OF the nes
government il a vacancy occurs BY the election
OF Gen. Chapman as Delegate to Congress Mr..
Ordway, as chairman of the committee, intro
dueed the members TO President Grant ano
stated their business, presenting the resolu
tions, when the President answered that he wa
pleased to see the delegation, and would con
slider the papers presented and the recommen
dalton OF the convention. There Il no vacanc,
now, although he hoped and believed Their
would be one by the election of Gen. Chapman
But until . vacancy occurs ii would not b
proper to make any premises or pledges; bu
when one takes place he would consider thu
claims and merits of all whose names Nigh
come before him and make the best choice b,
could.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
STAmsERING Positively CUREDn
"tiSsNi Inea.e'seeT SSTsIosi lam RMsar
Us Patent applied for.J
he IneeIs gned of.rs hi. services for the treat
htnt o. Al " a0 are afflicted with Stsmmerinz aud
bCstiVeb eject sn easy and permanent cure
Ladies sod chil<ren treated st their residences
4Hs, NV. 10nne n lin i hh asd stses;..
III fERsoN IN NEED OF AN EXPERI-
:, snSSd aONTHLY NURSE sppIy 10 Mrs. t
corner Of Rhode Island avenue and 5th
oHUkBgG.-The Queer o. ssirits, the highest
HeN etoped mefiam Ewing, has the wonderful
O af ur t u say RB foretS e
iI32 y street, next doOr frOm Eth street
E'HE FRESCH FEaALE Pills Oa DROPS
coy that na d5 ND e %, Fl az, so1 m9ft e95n rem
irregularities, &C, from whatever cause II l. on
sceonnt Of this certainty that they should net b.
months - rn1srarrtsVe- certain TO be brou an on
once - p 81 " let 9Th and 10Th SITS al2 hn-
" sb fsT BE q NOT BsPPY."-Well, he
az enes imp Is, bl7sches. Ulcers. Scrofnla and
rom baspess ~ " ~ street. ie o6rs s,I,,b
% PenDsylvanis avenue ap3In.
kEwkRE OF TBE MANY IyKX PERIkNCED
this st. Wig hs S11@T sase! GS IN as as
ANY ,1sIeTt ofiees Avoid ex posnre loss of repu.
rOshles An DE. LEON, vel known herr Tor the last
teh Nars a. the most reliable, trusfwarfhy, AMI
sslIa ply sieien advertising. He does not tribe or
success when others fail
SeIoTafs hOoEty fer Lady PaftsHfS
Sriuate SonsCltaloa Rooms - lOth street
n, B-Ihe Doctor dOe- not employ any so-cslled
a5'i:LGnts therefore patients avoid any exposure
NIAteYer As fAey but the DOct Jr rnh2s iy
no NOT DEsPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE CON
suited Old DR. DARBY, los AZ street few
SCOTS south 81 Penn BE IL Confidential and re-
habis. separataToOms for ladies'. mhsl I'm
RY TAXING AN ENJOYMENT POLTOY IN
- the hOKTHW ESrERN, you secure yOur old
Afe against possible dependence non Others
yen provide for your family In the event of death
ana the money you psy 20 the panT will carr
you from Co Der LIT. com pound interest Once
sos 7th street OADNe'
mhzLu I.Y.KsIGHT, GENERAL Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

THUBSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DEL Is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth seia by all druggists Price, Is and 50 cents
JOeSEH's NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soled gloves equal to new. Sold by all drug
Rsts and fancy goods dealers Price, Is cents das
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

@Philadeiphla lie talking OF female street
car conductors.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

N~N0TICE.-Ame meeting of the So perfntsnd ents
A OF Election will be held at the rooms of the
Board OF Public Works. corner Of Nth and Penn.
sylvanfa avenue, TOMORROW, April 18Th Ar 1
O'Clock m. All are urgently reQue tied TO be pres
ent as business OF Importance will be transacted
fsfeons declining TO ssrve Superintendent of
El,euon will please notify y. n. SrRINGFIELD
o. Head Quarters Executive Department
~ IRep Ohron. & Pat
M BLIOAE MASS MEETINGS.
General p CHAPMAN and other. will address
follows: - e' N
Districts Nos 19 and 90, at intersection or North
a ann Maryland avenue and lst and Cd streets, on
MONDAY EVENING, April 10.
District NO. 10. at the Council Chamber. CITY
Bau, on TUESDAY EVENING. April IL,
Grsnf Mass Meeting In front Of City Hail, On
WEDNEsEAf EVENING, April IL.
DlstT1cts NOS y, and o, Union Hall, l,t h
street, on THURSDAY EVENING, April I3
listricts Nos y, and Z, at Stevens School heuss
on FRIDAY EVENING, April IA
DISTRICTS Nos. II, IL and -, at Island III all, on
FRIDAY EVENING, April IA
blstTict No y, at Tennallytown, on SATURDAY,
Districts Nos 81 and %, square on North Caro-.
Ilps avenue, between 9th and eth streets s. E. on
MONDAY EVENING, April H.
, Districts Nos. IL and 49,, corner eth street and
Penn. avenue, on TUESDAY EVENING, April lS
, Districts Nos. 3 and Z, at Market House Hail
Georgetown, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, April
sp10 Chairman Republican, General COMMITTEES.
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CoNrIRsHD.-TheS Senate in Executive session
o. In cnnfi rmed the fnllnuinr mimi +iaxa.

CoNrIRnED.-The Senate in Executive session
to-day confirmed the following nominations:
To be members of the council of the Legisla.
tive Assembly OF the District OF Columbia for
one year. George r. Gulick, John A. Gray
Daniel l.. Eaton, Samuel Gross, and A. K
Browne; for two years, Adolphus Hall, Fred
srick Douglass, VIM. Stiekney, and Daniel
Smith.
James d. Baker, of Minnesota, to DO com
missioner of pensions.
Consuls-Geo. W. Holt, at Gaspe Basin; n. A.
Elforing, at Stockholm.
Collectors Internal Revenue-J. w. Cliff
LIST district. Georgia; II. e. Manning, ith district
Texas.
Penslon Agents-James McGregor, at Pitts
burg, Pa; Jno. Il. Rankin, vicks6urg, Miss
Naval Observation-Disclosures VIM. II.
Williams and Chas +. Guild to be advanced ten
numbers each in their grade.
Also, a number of postmasters, including
AlenZo Snow, Port Deposit, Maryland.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, sunday excepted,
AZ The Star BUILDINGS,
Corner Pernsyivaas. Nv. ana llfh q.
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

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scroers IN the Civ and District at TIN GENTS PEI
wEsI OF FeRrI POUR OKNTs Pyp MONTE Copies
NJ the counter, Two GENTS
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are sent from the once Ionasr than vaid for
rHE WEEKLY sTAK-puhusssd on friday
mornins-l1 SO Q year,
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CONSOLIDATION OF REVENUE DISTRICTS
The appointment of Gen. B. X. Cosen, to be
Assistant Secretary of the Interior, creates q
vacancy in the Internal Revenue Supervisor.
shiP LOT the southern district of Ohio, which
will not be filled at present, but the district viii
be consolidated with the northern one. the
whole under charge OF Mr.. Joseph b. Diver
the present efficient supervisor OF the northern
districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-17

MISS GLYN's RsADINe.-The announcemcn n,
OF Miss Glyns only reading at Lincoln Hall
to- morrow night appears TO have awakened a
general interest in the event, and auguries OF
the box sheet point to crowded and brilliant
andlence on the occasion. Her remarkable
excellence In the Interpretation of "Mlcbeth2
Is conceded by the pres. OF the North, where She
has appeared and the representation is spoken
OF as singulaIly bold, feicitious and expressive.
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

RALAhh -SarS.ins IL bssfes', Gsnr-s nd tyb.1
A. dreu . OhbE C-UIHIEe nav y. 49, :.
oa.en ChTlstlsn AssostAr.Js -Gtfeisry saasr.
u Z street, betw en- sth ard Bth .oiI -
'EHOSE sILk UMBRELLA
recgcai 20 - %, a
10 eio-e the oct, at PE'SCES Lc1a Ura
sac hooE-s. II coo Re-rasy " AL, sTe. aus n
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EOR MOUNT VERNUS.

The steamer ARROW, Captain Thomas stsok.
pole, leaves her wharf, fsOt OF seventh
. ei6ef . M fer fer S6 SGipf -
NON, touching a. Alexandra, Forts FSote ard
W asningtcn, nsrshsl Hall, Maryland, White
House, ard lone, Virginia, returning 20 the ctr Al
NJ JAS. SYKES, Cent Supt,-
tec-u Offce-Wfll.rdt. Rotal
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II.s. S1s..ni -, according 20 locations.
tatlh hetuIh .iCzetss : -, securing best accom-
mooatlons; intermediate, SAG; steerage, SIS. Par
Tres sending Tor their riends IN the Old Country; can
purchase tickets a. Iecuced rates. For further par
ScUisrs Apply to Henderson, BROTH ERS, :
Bowling Green. y. \. OF 70 Z SMITH, 4OI Pa
sss-, WILLIAMS son AGO I44s i4th st, Wash.
layton, ID. Q. mh.-Sfns
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
A sCHeK LINE STEAMERS

CRDAY TO AND FROH
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Calling 81 Loudsnderry 10 land Mails Passengers
lie -tesInerse 81 this fsyorite line are bsi't ex
pts--iy Tor the Atlantic passenger trade. 49,
aud htted up in eyeUY respect with eli tbs<SFffN
rVdeIn liIro eIetts calculated to in --ezfs~<<.
sure the safety, comfort, and convenience Of IA.
seuEers. ~ -
passage RGfss, Pdsat-s ~ CgrYsH~u.
10 LLASlrlM- ILNEKpnnL. "a I.nN nm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-01
DR.. w hitter.

/ A REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE
ILA as Diploma at Office will show, has been
longer en- gagtd in the treatment of Venereal
Sexual and Private diseases thsn any other
physician in St. Louis. Syphilis, Gonorrhea,
lGleet, Structure, orchitis, Hernia, and Rapture,
lall Urinary Diseases and Syphilitic or Mercuris
kAnlletions Of Throat, Skin or Bones, are treat
led with unparalleled success. Spermatorrhea,
Sexual Debility and Impotency, as the result
II self abuse In youth, sexual excuses in ma
tturer years, or other causes, and which produce
some Of the following effects, as nocturnal ennis
t%sions, biOtches, debility, dizEiness, diuness Of
Isight, confusion o~fidsas, evil forbodings AYERS
ION to society of females, loss of memory and
sexual power, and rendering marriage improper
sre permanently cured. The Doctors oppor-
t~sunities hospital and private practice are unsur-
passed In St. Louis or any othel city. Back
I6les of 81. Louis papers prove that he has been
located here longer than eny other so sdverti-
lsing. The estRblishn ent, library, labortory and
appointment, are unFiyaaled IN the West, un-
surpassed anywhere. Age with eI experience
lean be relied upon, and the doctor can refer to
Inany physicians throughout the country. In
Epast success and present position he stands
Iwithout 8 competitor. The writings Of q phv.
Isician whose reputation Is Union vide should
Ibe worth reading. DR.. Whittier publishes a
Medical Pamphlet relating to Y~eneresl diser SCI
land the disastrous aud varied eoueeduence
IF self,abuse, that will be sent TO any addr.s.
kn q scaled envelope for two stamps. Many
physicians introduce patients to the doctor #,
her reading his medical pam phlet. Conmuni
~lcstion confidential. Afrfendiy talk TillcostyoC
nothing. Office central, yet retired No. GIT 81
ICharles street, 81. Louis, Mo. HOUR 9 .. N
Ito 7 y. M Sundays IL to 2 n. m.