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Markets Today.

63 bid. ' Ou'
nal; low middlngs, IL zals. Flour firmer and nom.
s s,sSy unchanged Whest actiye; Amber 81 s5a
SiAaSl35; Ohio and Indiana Sl6aSl -; Penn.
sylyania q Sea .S. Corn quiet; yellow southern,
6g-1Oc Oats IN fair demand, l3a.Sc. Bye firmer ia
1sc. Pork quiet, IA. Bacon active, with an al.
yancng tendency; shoulders, 7c rib side, &c.. clear
lOalezc. Whisky nominal, 921sc
NEW YORK, August S.- Stocks strong and
steady. Governments steady and dull. Virginia
6's, g; do, new, n, North Carolinas, as; do
new; q: Money!. Gold, l2x. Exchange, long, ga !;
NEW YORK, August 2s.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and
LoNDoS, August q, I:30 al .-Consols opened AZ
SA Tor money and account. Bonds quiet ano steady:
1907 s. VI %, s5a; lsS. 5, 927s; lO-tO !1A.
Meteorological RecOrd-Aug. %, .35A. M
War DEPARTMENT. tSf1nnI Nerricr " g A
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The jop-neymen bricklayers in New York
have been successful in their attempt TO raise
the rate Of wages - si50 per day. Forty of the
contractors have complied with their demands.
and il is thought that the other bosses win fol-
low the example.
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b Z NJ o v A L

on or about the middle q September next, we will
- stoIe NO lxUo III street. north
reduce our large and completes stock before mSn
viii cell all kinds OF DRY GOODS at lee tba,
our Black CAsHMEREs, ALPACAS. siLK<s ~ ~
other DkkSS GOODS. New York Mills a BIescsod
Cotton, &c; splendid Bleached and Unbissehed a. a
Cotton. l2hc Prints from to l2zc elea Ant Par,s
kids, 81; Androscoggin 50 Sheetine NJ2e psrs
- BRoDHEAp CO.,
suAew ls2c j street, corner 18th street,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The weekly statement of the New York associated
The disbursements o. the Treasury Den .r'ment by
sale q gold and IN payment Of the interest
tons, and the specie items shew a Considerable in
crease. The gradual movement Of currescy to the
interior so usual a this seagOn is ref cted in a
further loss in legal tenders The Incl in deposits
y Just about equal to the increase in specie and the
loss in greenbacks - the increase in loans 40 that
the statement tallie= all around.
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pROP FOB FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, }
WASHINGTON, August rs, 1871
Sealed Proposals will be received until IL m of
sEPTEMBER lsT, loT, at this Department, for the
delivery and storage of the following named ouanti-
ties of COAL and WOOD, viz:
~ t0Is best quality Baltimore Company White Ash
Furnace size Coal.
9tons Cumberland Soft Coal
3tons Nutmeg size Stove Coal
y cords well-seasoned Bakers Pine Wood
10 cords best Oak Wood, well seasoned and sound
The whole TO be inspected. weighed and measured
by the Inspector appointed by act of Congress of
July III, 1870, and the prescribed fee of e cents for
each ton OF Coal nspectC1, weighed and delivered
and for every cord of Wood the sum of cents shall
be paid by the cOntr actor.
Proposals will be considered binding from one
week from the LIST of September the Department re
serving the right to reject all any portion of the
bids received.
No proposals will be received unless ACCOMPANIED
by satisfactory ey idence of ability to fulfil the con-
tract nor VIII any payment be made without the
ceruneae Of the inspector that the Coal furnished
Is such as the contract calls for.
All proposals TO be sent TO the Office of the Chief
CLERK, endors " Proposals for Coal and Wood, De-
partment Of State"
THEODORE W. DIMON,
no Of Il
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Sc o c Z NJ VIE W
ARARECHANCE TO OBTATYA
HOME ON EASY TERMS

portion Of the land known as the Walker
Yarn : on the Rocf'Creek Church road, Just isyond
the Soldiers Home, having been sub1y aed. will be
sold in lots of from three acres improved by
house. stable, &c The nlap Of house can be select
by the purchaser, and Will be erected at cost price
balance in monthly instsments The place Is within
few hundred yards of the station on the Point Of
Rocks Raiiroai 4; will be within few minutes walk
# the horse cars, and being only S miles
from the Center Market, is very accessible
Having abundance Of water on the place, the
house will be supplied with il throughout, thus
combining the advantages Of the country with tie
convenience of the city.
This is one Of the mos. delightful and healthy
situations in the vicinity Of Washington, and being
very elevated, commands a fine view of the sur-
rounding country. There are two churches and a
public school in the immediate neighbcrhOOd
Plan OF houses can be aud further particulars
obtained by inQuirilg of
k. W. WALKER & co,
$40 \ street, between Sth and s. n,
au~S-eolm Opposite Patent Oalra
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PERSONAL

/ nlSTRlCT OF COLUMBIA, County 80 wAsH-
II iSsToN, son this, 2sth day q Aagnst.A y.
ret and county aoress pf B ~ fa es5 r ssha
= shreEe, Nh3 being duly swoTa deposes ana says
corner q monrSe ana Hsrrs sres AS. ~ ~.
{ is 0y led By himself PerssnAlly and aRe, aud
thar no other party OF parties have any iriurest %
SAMUEL y. sHRFy
srssst. UHAs. G. 6ALfAN. Notary Public
ApIEs' FRIEND AND DOCTOR Rooms f-r
yisIt only necessATy Address Msds-pe peIlSSTss
FSc6ss s ssSnSs am Aocmsrlc str
ITO LAnIES-vELPAU ; GOLDRN TISCTI IN
u Oh fkhAlk PILLS are never fsiing n
Once 900 b street, between sth ana nh aSss M.
he. GARDNER, LATE or THE RICORy IS
~ f.Hsreal Hospital, can he consul. "a 4 1stely,
Of ii,h 81 and PeDpsvIrsnis sIe1ns rner
or his residence, 1909 Massaehasetts avenue, s.,
perience in treating over NJ o cases AZ the II We
nefeal piial and practice Of thirty Year, among
few 1s' fns h oS GS2 o ssss sSs hs
SRp bfus ss sor Rs% S at .se CALVERT
cine x BiT pm shs receipt Of se advice and medi-
involuntary emissions. auisly
62S DIR }. BEAUMONT, SPECIAL Physician
S,sos sno 81 iS or Ssn,e'Ssn only cs.s
Once. Hours, tto7 D. m. Pes 1seasras. aai2 l6ms
MRs, II. SAWYER, ClarvOyasi, Magasflc Tsa
AZ ~ mhss,T,, can b Sonsnlisd a; her Hoass Nc.
tant bnsiDess-past. present and future. au2 I'm
sN0U KNOW HOW 1T Is IOURsELFa-That
-. old DIR. Darby sees ten such i your. 10
the single Of other ply stefan. He particu-
larry successful in elect, Scrufnla, syphilis anf
Seminal Weakness. Once ll- "a street. south a
Pennsylvania avenue. aui I'm.
" TIE WELL-KNOwN SPECIALIST
kstaolished here for the last Tea isarS Is highly
70 those desiring the services q con-
He Z recognized as the only reliable, safe ana
ph5 stefan, making speciality Of female COM
LADIES suffering from irregularities weakness,
or any Complaint peculiar 20 their ser, can conids
IN nm with the utmost confidence. He guarantees
speedy and thorough cure, without fail
HE Doctor especially invites q call from tho~s
who have been deceived and swindled BY the manV
female fnpostors, hOary headed Quacks, and hum
ouss the city, and al advertised nostrums
Separate ro0nls for lady pafsssfs
Consulting rooms, ala 10th Il. above Pa svenn~
ILL SKIN DISEASES CURED iva
N. B.-The Doctor at present IL a. Sarsfogs
Springs, At which place all letters can be addressed
Try TAXING An ENJOYMENT POLICY IN
- the NORTHWEsTERN you secure your ED
ase against possible want dependence upon others:
You provide for your family In the event OF DEATH
snd the money you 60 the company will earn you
rom 70 . per cent. compound interest. Once sos
mh2l-a I. Y. KNIGHT. General Aseu..
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TRUTH, WORD FOR WORD

bOhD EOh w OhD "
TEST THIS. BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
BY GIVING THE POPULAR FIRM OF BRAY
BRO. VISIT.
3a1 PA. AVE, NORTH SIDE. BET Sd AND az srs.
Best Family Flour in the world, 10 and So 25 per
"a bbl. F
Extra Flours 81 .95 and 81 80 per q bbI,
Best sugar cured Hams, uncanyased, loo. per To-
Best Sugar Cured, in canvas, l71sc. per lb
Best Sugar Cured English Breakfast Bacon, lie
per 10.
George 4 Jenkins best Shoulders, &c. per H.
RebOiled Lard, lfc. per Id.
Butter Butter Butter received daily from Rocking
ham county. This is the best Butter in the
market; none equal to il, at 3Oc
A. Coffee Sugar, l3c.; Brown Sugar at low market
prices; Canned HOLSTERS, Sardines, Salmon in
oil; Green Ginger, and a new patent of Fruit
Jars, always on hand at low figures best apan
Tea, 81 per Id. good Japan Tea, CSC. per III
extra choice Imperial Tea, 81 per h.; extra
and Imperial, S l so per 10. Teas al lower
hgures always on hand. Sugar Cured Dried
Beef, &c. best brand.
GIVE Us CALL WHILST OUR PRICES ARE
DOWN.
aus BRAY & BRO.
VOLUNTEERING FORCE PUMP.
The simplest and most powerful in use
CHARLES WOOD,
au25-ly Corner 9th and ID streets
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WAR pEPARINExI, Qec. C4isf SisnaI oscs, >,

wan OlD7ce CAtt S1gudt Ofrsf a
WASHINGTON, ID. G., August p. ISL (
-sNNoPsIs FOR THE PAST TWENTY FOUR Hours -
The area OF lowest barometer which was Sunday
morning in central New York and PennsyIyania.
has moyed east, and is now beyond our stations An
area 81 low barometer which was then developing
west OF the Missouri river, il central i'm Mis-.
souri,. The area of high barometer has novel from
Lake superior southeast and eastward, and is now
north OF Lake Ontario. Temperature has risen
slightly from Indiana to Wisconsin Brisk soutb
and southwest winds prevailed until Sunday evening
from Cape Hatterss To Cape Cod. Light northwest
winds now prevail from NewJersey north and north
eastward, with partially cloudy and clearing
weather. increasing nOrthearterly winds have pre-
vailed since midnight from central Michigan 10 Min
nesota, and cloudy weather with light rain in Iowa
and ILLINOIS, Clear weather continues in the south
erd States: Hazy and smoky air still reported in
eastern Michigan. "
PRcBABILITIEs.-The area Of low barometer in
Missouri will probably extend To Lake Erie by 10
night, with cloud and rain yerv generally through
out the Ohio valley, and from Michigan 10 Wiscon-
SIN Failing barometer and local rains are prOba-
blefor this afternoon from Louisiana 10 florida
FRESH easterly winds on the South Atlantic coast
Partially cloudy and clear weather in New Eng
land. 7
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in THE EVENING STAR business
once registered as follows to-day:-5 a. m ~: 10 a
m, az Rm., rs; 2p.m.,73.
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roFFicE OF THE POTOMAC FERRY

R-oFFICE OF TIE POTOMAC FERRY
S COMPANY,
eEyENTH STREET WHARF,
WASHINGTON, August 18th. IN
OmDibusses convey passengers free from and IA
ttH corner Of and 7th streets where the cars now
stOP, 10 and from the boats Of the Potomac Perrv
company. This arrangement will Continue durin1
TIE pOrary sns pension Of the running OF The s-re
9Th street south. s-e ~ ~i"ns
s. =: H0wIs0N, President Pc. Co.
1ho BIZ VIM 81 eenI supt. aues-4t
nEOFFICE OF AUDITING COMMISSION
uS - ALDERNENis CHAMBER, Cry HArG
NAsHISGToS. b O., August 24fh, ls7i
-In.,,sS ~ sersok gtrer, that the time for FILING
80 ~ before this Commission expires By Iimita-
t4i On Ihe Isl DAY or SEPTEMBER next.
d, order Of the commission
SH-'@ h. Q. GILL, Clerk.
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Y terms, the following
nESIRARIE PRnpERTY.

L Y terms, the following
DESIRABLE PROPERTY:
No. 1888 18th street, northwest, between NJ and n
streets pressed brick front, stories and Mansard
fooi. The house is new, and contains the modern
No. 44c street northwest, between 9TH and 9Th
streets stories and basement pressed brick; con-
tains rooms, ana modern cOnyeniences.
No. 494 Nj street northwest, between 4th and 5fh
streets; stories and basement, imitation of brown
stone; house contains 10 rooms and all the modern
No. 42s New York avenue between 9TH and s.l
streets northwest: stories frame with brick base
ment; contains rooms.
streets northwest; story frame with brick base
ment; rooms and summer kitchen.
NO. 40 New York avenue. between 4th and 5th
streets northwest; story brick; containing 6 rooms
No. OIL street, between 9th and 9TH streets
northwest; 3story and basement pressed brick fine
bIck stable and carriage house, and all the modern
No. Ala New York avenue. between 4th and sth
streets northwest; story frame with brick basement
Nos. All and 4l3 New York avenue; story
pressed brick fronts with brown stone basement;
eoStaln r9oms each. with gas and bathrooms.
ana New York avenue northwest; 3 story bricks,
containing rooms each, with bathrooms, water and
No. lila 18th street northwest, between l. street
and New York avenue; 2 story and basement brick
house, containing rooms.
No. OIL Massachusetts avenue. between 9Th and
9TH streets northwest: story frame Containing
rooms ard summer kitchen.
Nos. lOso, lO22, 1924, 1926 and 102s 4th
each.
No. 1880 9Th street northwest between NJ and
Nos. 1884. 1886 and 1885 5th street porthwes.
between p and q streets.
Also, 5yery desirable building lots on the north
fronting 90 feet street aud 70 feet on Isl street
Also, a number of brick and frame tenefaenfs in
Savage alley ard Prather's alley suitable FOR por
E.E WHITE. 6s5 Louisiana avenue.
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WM y. MATTINGL@x7th St, bet. ID and sts
aul0-lm Assigfees of james G. Mayor.
WANTED-To sell aONE-THIRD INTEREST
w IN Mercantile Business in this city most de-
sirable opening for any one wishing to engage in
active business life, and where he can make an ex-
celleDt and profitable investment. The only reason
Tor selling being the actual need of the services of
third partner. Price, 81 900. Address MERCHANT,
heP Omce. 5-f
0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS ANNUALLY ron
" 81 years at 10 per cent. compound interest
amounts to ls,9S4S4. One hundred dollars annually
Tor years at Per cent compount interest amounts
to SsS0.H. The NORTHWESTERN loans itf
funds e 10 per cent interest Real Estate Security
mh2O-tf IT. KNIGHT, General Agent.
WANTED-S2, 900 for one or more years. Good
w security, and for the benefit of the workins
people, Address Immediately, "a. B. c." No. 46s
missouri avenue. oc29
To LoANEsl2o0 600, $1,000, s2,0 90
1000, on REAL ESTATE IN this city,
Apply to DODGE DARNEILLE,
NH S-u 1928 street.
GS nm TO 81 900 TO LOAN, or TO place In
SO,OVO q paying and legitimate business
state wants, business. and location X. Y. X. szti
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nFBOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC
Wy scHOOLS.-An adjourned meeting of ths
Board OF Trustees of Public schools will he held a
he franklin Building on TUESDAY EVENING
au26-3t EApnON
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WI n,. IN SUNS TO SUIT,
b. ii WARNER,

au1s Ict 729 Seventh street.
N0TICE.-That z. s. justin, 6l9 ID, between
~ 9th and 9TH streets N. W, sells custom aae
SECONDHAND CLOTHING AT less tilan half the
cost of ready made new ones 49,
.B-SECoND-H HAND CLOTHING of all kinds
bought at fair (cash) prices. auc2-Iy
EOk SALE-At a bargain, the GOOD WILL &C,
OF the old established Coal and Wood Depot cor
ner OF Maryland avenue and Sth street, Island suit
able Tor coal or lumber depot. Apply at DR.. BOS-
MILL : drug store, corner Maryland avenue and
atn sIeet. aul0-tf
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me- ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR-
The Sir Knights Of COLUMBIA COMMANDERY
10: Z are hereby notified that there will be Special
meeling Tor drill in the new tactics EVERY MON
DAY EVENING, at s 80 o'clock in front Of The Nv
Hai; SIR Knights will appear in fatigue dress Sir
hEghts OF Washington, NJ. ], and Potomac, No
pate. " P'i
BY order Of the Eminent Commander
au2l-3tSm.u ID. s. JONES, Captain General
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TEN SHARES OF STOCK
OF THE
HELMICK SILVER MINING COMPANY,
OF COLORADO.
AT PER CENT ON THE PAR yALrE
DENLIN co,
au21-St 1113 Pennsylvania avenue.
PARE CHANCE-fOR RENT-ST0RE AND
~ MIXTURES, No. 1875 llth street east, near
the Navy Yard Bridges one of the best locations in
the city for grocery, feed second hand furniture
store; Inquire next door, Of WILLIAM ii. CAR
hlCo au23-6t-
EOR SALAD old established, well known RES
Il TAU RANT, with good run of customers, in tho
center oil the city. Owner relinQuishing bust
ness. au23-tf
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nFSECURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE Reing
w OF the first Importance, the NORTHWEST,
EhN, Tor the better protection Of its
changed its rate Of reserve TO per cent thus aford
Ing an IMPREeNABLE SECURITY for the payment OF
All POLICIES OF the Company as they become claims
myD-tf l. Y KNIGHT GeneraI rant
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.NOTICE TO IsRAELITEs-

Parties desiring SEATS. at the Synagogue of the
aggregation Adass Israel will please apply az No
so2 PennsyIyania avenue, SUNDAYS, the 9th
August, Sd and 10th Sc ptember. in theforeDoon
au 2o-3ts MORRIS COHEN Secretary
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HFNOTICE.-OFFIcE SUPERINTENDENT OF
~ AssEssaENTs AND TAXES, OLD COUNCIL
QQMNERS OF PERSONAL AND MIXED PROP.
Ehi1 IL lie DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
several leeislatiye districts have commenced the
act Of the Legislative Assembly approyed A1ons,
y ISL, which forms mIst be returned to the Asses
s9Is twthln ntteen days from the date of ser
vice. or an assessment will be made by them az
eording TO the best information they can Obtain.
from which assessment there can be no appeal
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
I ARGE AND COMFORTABLE FURNISHED
IL ROOMS. with BOARD. Gentlemen preferred
Call at 50s 9TH ST., near corner OF Ct. su2sst-
EURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD for a per
~ week; TABLE BOARD. for "a ner week; frsf
class house; desirable location: bath and gas /
street, between 81 and 9Th, No $40. suz3sts
EOR RENT. WiTH B0ARD-Tvo ye-y pleasant
communicating ROOMS, ON second floor front:
neatly furnished. Terms moderate. Apply 942
street. au25- ~
STRICTLY FlRsT-CLASs TABLE BOARD,
~ with nicely furnished ROOMS, in delightful
location and at low rates. at ll04 18th street. near
Mass. avenue. au21-3t
"A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO-
"a dated with first class BOARD and pleasant
ROOMS, on second floor, at 405 LIST street north
west, near u. at e5 perweek. Conv enient TO depot
ana streek eass, - - -. -. 1890 - ANS Ct
Neutrality-suspicious. Rooms, with Board. At
- 80 per month Desirable location, convenient
18th and 18th sts. Reference required. aus At
IA -NE4TLI FURNIsHED Front ROOM,
Win HoAHp, In private famiiy-439 II st.,
between 9Th And 9th sta.-------------a u26- "a
Tor RENT-A suite or single ROOMS: central
and desirable; In quiet private family: 73l
izth street, between and n. first:class BOARD
pen aoor. aul6-tSepls
ELIGIBLB AND OOMFORTKBLE ROOMS,
~ near the Departmentgs with hrst-class Board
can Be sia 4 ~ asis srsst on Isss01sbs
EIRST.CLAe8 BOARD, WITH FLsAS1NT
= Hk0hT ROOMS, 70 be had on rsasonsble terus
q 1901, corner Pennsylvsnia avsaue and Is b
gusef GQoa OCCASION apa accessipls, mbxiy
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THE MISSES G. AND r. N. TENNY WILL
j reopen their Day School for Young Ladies
mONpAN, September 4th, at their residence, No
81 beall street, Georgetown, DC. su23.IOts
INCARNATION CHURCH SCHOOL,
l. FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
nlf2 street; corner Of 18th.
MISS MACLEOD, PRINCIPAL.
Duties resumed WEDNESDAY, September iStb
for Inrther information apply as above. au2s colin
REIGSER ENGEL's PHILADELPHIA La
Wm; MASSEY Co.'S PHILADELPHIA ALE and
PURE. CATAwBA WINE, Tin fount. and So.
phens , &c, &C., &c, &C. &c, sc. -
Fox For sale by &, 6PALMER GREEN,
T'HE MISSES COLEMAN WILL OPEN
Children, IN Washingion, ON the 2I Of October Tba
course Of study will be complete aud thorou9h Az
dress MRS. X. l.. COLEMAN, Washineton. N q
References-ReV. @. d Butter, ID. D.. Philadelpbis.
Hon; r. Barbour and Philip spottswood, Va.
~. SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATI
al SCHOOL FOB BOYS,
IT, 9TH sIsEEr, BETWEEN / AND X.
me Nneteenth Annual Session of this School will
IsT. aSdreS. septeTser iith For sIrcu
aust [Rep.ohron. Pat fAs, l & ff9}g INC,
EMOyAL
The undersigned beg leave to inform their friend.
and COAL YARD from Massachusetts aysnns =, ~
corner OF FIFTH AND STREETS, n w. and
nave established an ONCE at SPIGNUL 4 co IS
Grocery Store, corner 7th and streets, N. w !.
"here all orders VIII be proSRp,iy stsendes t.
erZ56t- Corner 5th and o streets, n w.
~ d G o.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13
Business gutifss.

WHAT Is IT MANY, many people suffer from
they know not what. They are not sick-they
are not well There is no name for it. 1t is
simply weaknesE-a breaking down of the vita
forces. Whatever its causes, and they are in
numerable), its symptoms are in The main the
same. Among the most prominent are extreme
lassitude, loss Of appetite, loss Of flesh, and
great mental depression. Indigestion and q
stomach cough are also frequently coneomitsuts
of this distressing state Of body and Of mind
The common remark in relation 10 persons in
such condition is, that they are censumptive.
Now, what these unfortunates really want Is
yigor, vital strength; and, as certainly as dawn
succeed darkness, they can recuperate their
systems and regain perfect health by resorting
to Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters. II
Is as clear that life-reviying tonic is required
in such cases, as that the dying fame Of an
empty lamp requires to be revived with new
supply of oil. Perfectly pure and innocuous,
containing nothing but the most genial vegeta-
Bile extracts, and combining the three grand
elements of a stomachic, an Alternative, ard
genial invigorant. Hostetter's Bitters are suit
able to all constitutions, and are as applicable
to the dis eases and disabilities of the feebler
sex as those of men
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13

REFORM MEETING. - On Thursday
evening the citizens of New York who
have vet some faith in honesty and the
pure principles Of republican government
held great meeting in the Cooper lnsti.
tute. The meeting was called to order
by the Hon. William T.. Dodge. Ex-
Mayor William e. Haveneyer presided,
and in the list of officers are the names OF
William H. Aspinwall, Henry Grinnell,
Henry Clews, John Harper, William Gull
len BRYANT, James Lenox, Theodore W.
Dwight, Lloyd Aspinwall and many
others equally distinguished and inauen-
tial. The particular purpose OF the meet
ing was to protest publicly against GER
tain corrupt and dangerous measures now
under consideration in the New York leg.
islature, but the orators planted their
cause on the broad and firm foundation
of the republican theory of government,
and exposed with powerful logic the
dangers now threatening to subyert our
whole political fabric, not continuing their
condemnation to the specific purposes OF
tho Tammnay democracy. The speakers
were Geo. @. Barrett, the Honorable Viii.
liam M. Evarts, the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher and the Rev. Henry w. Bellows
1t would seem that these strong and
earnest addresses must have the effect t.
arouse the neglected. people of that city
upon whom now great responsibility
rests. .-.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13

NEW PUBLICATIONS. April num-
Der of Hoaoe's Musical Monta'yis received.
1t contains the score of more than twenty
instrumental and vocal pieces, including
quadrille by Strauss and a ballad by
Glover
The Religious Magazine and Monthly
Reoieso for April has appeared. 1t pre-
sents good array of essays, almost all OF
them being on strictly religious themes.
One of the exceptions is an article en-
titled "Battle of Lexington; Personal
Reoollections of Men Engaged on the 10th
of April, 1775," by A. B. Muzzey.
"A Williams & Company have re-
ceived the English weeklies issued two
weeks ago. Nearly all the pictures in
the Illustrated London Neaos illustrate the
German occupation of Paris The Graphic
works in the same field and to much bet
ter purpose, some of the scenes given
being of remarkable excellence. It has
room also for a series of spirited illustra-
tions of the effect Of gale in the Bay of
Biscay, a capital engraving of a mother
and child, from painting by w.
Bouguerreau, and several other praise
worthy things. Es wa A-