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twyer of Alabama, in speaking Of Darby's Pro-
hylsctic Fluia, says: 'T know Of no family
eedicins equal to It"
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COOL AND DRY.

q Cool 1--WE had almost said cold) nights
bd mornings have been experienced
Rr several days past. Blankets have
pt only been used, but found necessary
pr comfortable sleep, aud the thcrmoru
Der has crouched down TO sky five
ERE iu the sultry month Of July.
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rowth, and looks as it does in the fall
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SUMTER BITTERs.
Tho Best
TONIC. INvIG0RANT,
And most delightful
APPETIZER,
Improved by the addition Of = new
Foreign Aromatic Herb, and
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Made expressly for these Bitters.
CURES DYSPEPSIA,
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PURIFIES The BLOOD,
RESTORES TONE TO rHE STOMACH,
PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
EXHILIRATIEG TO THE BODY,
Aud Is the most
POPU LAR BITT ERS
Now before the public.
Try 1t and be convinced.
Sold BY Druf gists, Grocers and Dealers
everywhere.
DOWEE, NOISE B DAVIS,
Proprietors
And Wholesale Druggists,
Charleston, 8. @.
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HORSES FOR SALE
ONE CAR LOAD OF STOCK, JUsTA
~ IRON Kentucky, Corsifting Of TN
HARNESS, SADDLE AND W0RK@
horses, can be seen as the Stables near the depot
ELLIS 4 GRAHAM
July sth. In.
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DR.. J. s. HUGHSON,
Respectfully

W. C. DUNCAN.
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|l3- Our Advertising friends are requested to
ID in their favOrs not later than Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

The Philadelphia correspondent of the New
York Herald seems to think that John W. Gar
rett Is really in earnest in the project of con-
stTuctng double track railroad from Wash
ington TO New York in consequence of the I'M
satisfactory relations of his company with the
Philadelphia and New York companies. The
main cause of CARROTS action, however, is
doubtless from the necessity OF making som
counter move 10 the proposed lease OF the Cam
den and AmbOy road by the Pennsylvania
railroad. His active rival OF Pennsylvania has
rather Outmaneuvered him on the line of his
southern and western connections, and now
threatens to get control Of his path TO the great
commercial metropolis. II remains now to be
seen If his threat Ia build an opposition road to
New York really means business, or is only in
tended to frighten his opponents into terms.
Hitherto his influence has been thrown with
the northern companies in resisting the char
teTiDg OF any competing road. Let u hope that
lis interests are so compromised now by the
raid Of the Pennsylvania road on his connec
tons that he Will be O5ligedt to stick to his pro-
iect, and build the road
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
THERSDAY........ January II, 1871.
RECEPTIONS.


THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTIONS.
The Presidents receptions viii be on the fol-
lowing evenings Friday, January %; Friday,
February ;; and Monday, February %, from 8
TO 10 o'clock.
MIS-. GRANTS EECEPTIONs.
Mrs. Grant will receive on Tuesday afternoons
OF each week, from - O'Clock to o'clock.
MRS. COLFAx's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. COlfax will receive on Wednesdays, dur
ing January and February, from to p. m.
CABINET DAYS.
No visitors will be received by the President
oD Cabinet days, Tuesdays and Fridays,) nor
will they be received on other days until after
Il O'Clock.
TIE sPRAKgRs RECEPTIONS
The receptions of Speaker Blaine will he held
az his residence, s2i Fifteenth street, on the fol-
lowing Friday evenings, between the hours Of 9
and II O'Clock, viz January L and q; Feb
rasry 10, II, and a.
MRS BLATNK's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. aine's receptions will be held every
wednesday, between the hours OF and D. m
OTHER RECEPTIONS.
HE wives OF the Cabinet officers will receive
On Wednesdays. from until o'clock p. m.
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The Markets TO-DAY.

Ts,sSr1phsf E1olWSirsly 10 The Ereniax SAY
BALTIMORE. Jan. p.-Cotton steady; midlling
nwald low low mldans az. florr quiet and rm
ssI; DO family 81 .2sa s. So City Mills snperfine,
500 Western superfiue S5aS50; do. exfrs
5 :sss1s: 90 family S6.shas7 80. Wheat,
- prime to choice red, 81 7OsS - fair to good
SIfa &c; common, Sl25aSl 81 Ohio and In
White e,rn quiet. at 5lao3; yellow very I'm, al ~
uh's, Yia2.o Pork firm, st 81. Bacon active,
Iih SIDES ls%c sCle1r rib, I2t{ shoulders lOI5-
hams l6alS'. Lard. duh NJ H. Whisky is in
good demand At lower rates e1I,.a3
BALTINoRE, Jan. la-NiTginis skies. old, 500 bid
81 asked DO l-oo % bid 6liz asked do Isl! $ lid
% asked; do ooqpons old, 66 bid, o. asked: North
Ssr'ilnas odd 4fs Did, Is.ked. do, new, 22s bid,
22'a assei South Carciina's, s. bid
Nsw foRs, Jan. l9-StOcEs steady. at about last
right prices Cold steady al 6s7. EXChenga long
ga short S5s. 30 bonds, ls62, c0upoI.s 9
North Cardinals 5, old, 4j's; do. new. .
WV loEs, Jan. ll.-FiOUr quiet but firm
Nheai' qutet but firm. Corn, dull and uuchsngeI
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NEW foRk-FrRsT BOARD.
Stock Rannrf-

~ b1HkfrP, bToke-S' md C0,rnre--lrI T.FsTr-p5
Lewis johnson Co. qrote stocks ami borSs ~
h9nle ana foreign markets, as folows:
~" 1oRk, Jan. ~ u. \ IS, ISL, coupon, liOs.
9s' ~ coupon, Hrll E; as, 81, coupon NSs.
IIa1 : 90; coupon, lCo's eos, new, 65, coupon
~. =, S,-p :, OF, coupon, WIss: 5a's, IS, counop
rs; LOGS, coupon, T,.: Currency 6s, lilo
Marposa, =; Canton, 67's Cumberland, I'VE
sTn mon Telegraph, "a: Quicksilver, -: Pacific
Mali ~ Boston Water Power, -: Adams Express
o6.s, wells, Fargo & Cos Express, 3D.: Ameri
Can Express. AZ; u. Express, IS; New Ynrs
Ien,rai and Hudson. %; do. scrip, 81: Ere %.
90 preferred,-, Harlem. -: do preferred -
Beading, 95i; Michigan Central, -: Lake Shore
a Michigan Southern, s9,s; Union Pacific Rail
ROAD. Is =, Illinois Central, 13fle cid Cleeeland
fi;tshurg, lOthi Northwest, ia; do. preferred
- cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati and Indian
sr"lr -; New Jersey Central, lG2s{; Rock Island
70 :, Mlwsukie & CT. Paul, %, do, prcf'd, 73
W.beh western, 800; Fort Wayne, s5is
Alton Terre Haute, - Hannibal end St 10
- end Chcsgo Alton, ili'.; do, preferred rs
Uhio and Mississippi certificates, 3li4, Col.
Che 4 Ind. Cent, Is. Tennessee state sixss
Old - do, new, 6iis, Virginia State skies, old
o. North Carolina sizes, old, as; do, new
e, Missouri sizes; %; Central Pacific Bonds
.: Inion Pacific First Bonds, Is. Gold, 10. "a
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EIHE CAgnIy VAL

1SIHE CARNIVAL
he presidents OF organized citations. and all
others who desire 10 pdrJIcips-e in the propo.ed
Carnival, on the j;h aud 2I.t Of February, are re
qu sted % can at the Committees he .dau2rt,rs
Ro,m No. 4, Shepherd Building, NJ. 90.l. Penn
sylyanla avenue, ~ any time day or evening whore
all Information will he Chesr'uly given.
he Committee will be glad 10 receive any sugges
Tons iT IA Their fellow citizens, eli Of whom Re-
.uesttd 10 Cooperate.
By order 81 the Executive Committee.
ls7 DIFF GEO. :. GIDEON, General Secretary
lsUbtay HeTalt, Chronicle. G2z-t-e; Daily Repub-
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The following letters speak for themselves

The following letters speak for themselves
WASH N6ToN, November 4th $50.
nv. ArfhF, NaftnnS Pear sir After a very
th0rsugh and impartial trial OF your Cry stall Dis
c0Nery FOR month, feel PEELED to acknowiedgt
Its very great superiority over any other artclr
nov In use for TIE purpose aesgned-the speedy res
tOratioD OF the color and growth ~ the aar aud n
one Using II according to dis ections can fail, aI
COW iDce to attain this mGch desired re.ut 10 per
TED tiCn The simplicity II the prepsrat and its
entire cleanliness Affords opportunity 10 the
vast numbers utterly disguised with the p0isOnou,
nostTuUs in use Having a large number of my
personal acquaintance who Use yonr preparatiJ d
With equal fuccess. cordially recommend CRYSTAL
Discovery to all persons desiring to use ANYTHING of
this Kind. Very respectfully,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

S1t les j. Bowen denies per card in the Cbron-
ale that he has applied to any Senator or Mem
berfor the SUPPLEMENTARY Of Pub,ic Buildings
and Grounds, or that any friend has applied for
him But may We indulge the hope from his
card that he don'twant the place or .'any other
POSITION May Ne, may we, 5. j. b? oh
ssy { may Please say we may!
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The eolOred convention in session AT Cincin
TAN AK that all laws making distinc ion in
regard 10 color be repealed, and that colored
children be secured their rights in attendin.
public schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

The New York money market cantinuSS
feverish and irregular, aud rates ON call loan,
yesSStuay were seven currency to seven gold
the former being on pledge OF governm ent
bonds ana the latter on rail way collateral. Bush
ness in commercial paper for the time is
checked, although prime accep'ances are still
quoted at las per cent. The Cleaning House
manipulating the market have not given ar ia 3
work, and that changes in the dsbtor and
creditor accounts of the banks at the Clearin
House reflect general disturbance of loans;
also. that the locking up process is BENZ
on through several banks.
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P. DOYLE, sOI 1 street, N. w.


= WASHING1ON, II. G. July 18Th, $50,
NJ. kTthb hnfLaHS-Dear sir: lie AFFORDS me pleas
ure % say that have used your Crystal Discovery
with perfect success. Having tried many others
Md yours supertr TO any / have heretofore used
and cannot too highly recommend /, as "A rapi pro
Uoter ~ the growth Oi the hair, and by lev sppli
cations restoring II 70 Us original color IL il Der
tecuy ci an and Tree from any objectionable matter
Very respectfully, yours, X W SILyOY
n street. between 4,h and 5th, w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

QY THE NIGHT TRAIN ROME AGAIN, AND
- now oDeaing thA Rarest Assortment OF NOV
ELITES yet received in Washington. and selling II
H aoPx ms MS fkANkLIs PUBLISHING CO.,
des2-u l2l Peansyty aaia Avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

The colored men OF Richmond are about to
issue call for convention TO memorable
COSgTess for reduction Of the tax on tobacco.
IL order that they NAV obtain employment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

a number Of additional complaints have
reached us Orteachers in the public schools who
Undertake 70 punish their pupils by keeping
them in during recess hours, or long Al Ter the
usual school hours. This i in positive violation
az Iule established by the Trustees, that pupils
shan rot Re deprived OF the regular recess
tine designed for NE al hours and Tor air and
exercise necessary for the pTeserv alton OF health
II seems TO Us that il the Trustees have any AL
thOrity, Whatever, over the teachers, they should
enforce this very proTer.rulc.
Other complaints-and there are several from
a particular schOo!-relate to the numerous
sCsIer ions made for causes quite Inadequate
for this severe step, which Immediately pre-
cedes the dismissal OF the pupil. In one case,
sli,d detected IN taking a bite at his luncheon
N school hours was suspended and sent home
with lis books; in another, a punishment. SINH
larry summary was dealt out TO a little fellow
who tock suTrePtitiOus peep into his book d.
r.rgrec.' alton TO refresh his memory concerning
81 Grabbed word. And il seems IL at this teacher
makes a practice OF Gepriving the pupils of al
their recess tine a. a mode of Punishment
These complaints IN regard to the >tyle of pun
I>hment adopted b. young and injudciogs
teachers are 50 numerous. so direct. and Fl m
surh sources, that il certainly behO0yrs the
Trustees 70 lCUk into the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

The Salisbury brothers, of Delaware, are re-
TUtet 10 have more extensive facilities for
storing whisky than any other men in Dela-
ware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-19

TaE NEW SENATOR PROM DELAwAsE-ftis
rot Cove Salisbury, present Governor Of Dala-
ware, who has been elected by the Legislature of
that State 10 succeed his brother, Hon. Willard
Saul>buTy, in the United States Senate On the
4'h OF harch next, but another brother, Eli
salisbury. Ii appears that AZ first the only com
Ietltors in the caucus for the nOmi nation were
the two brothers, Willard and Cove; but after
three Intellectual ballots a compromise was
erected by union upon the third brother. Eli.
prominent member of the bar, who, except
being once member of the Legislature, has
never vet held public office; and ne was
unanimously elected by the Legislature United
States Senator TO succeed his brother, the pres
ent incumbent.
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EAITAks' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY

NATTANS CkYSTAL DISOONEBY
Is Tor sale In various localities by folio ing Drug
gisfs-w ard Welsh, 18th street and Penna ave .
and 18th and @ streets. b. Calvert ford, lO5 Pa
avenue; Christiani Bros. 7th AID NJ streets N. W:
X 4. Bscon, "a and streets, Island; J. d. O'Don
Bridge street. Georgetown, and at the Depot I'd and
ID streets Price one dollar per bottle. Give 1t .
trial. uo29.fY
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81. NICHOLAS Ho1xL, Navy Aug 80. 1879.

TT. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Esw YORK. Aug. 81. 1870
Fly. A'tsrr >c!tanS-dy Dear Sir. The bottle OF
your "C y stall Discovery for the Hair" which 4
bought ia your city tir has given entire
satisfaction IL has given 70 my hair Its original
Col . 10 perfection v hich dark brown in about
els ht Gays also notice that youpg hair appears on
the crown OF my head, where am partially bald I
predict its entlrc success InclCse6 Id NJ d.lIarr
Tor half C"Zen bottles for some 1.my friends
Please send immediately by express. and obige
Very truly yours, w FULLER
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DRY GOODS.

Dh GOOUS.
RAKGAISS IN ALL KINDS
d Y GOODS.
COTTONS at low prices
SALICoES and PERCALES for ShirtinRs
line qualities MOHAIRs. BOMBAZINE, IA
M4SE, and other mourning fabrics
yAPANxbG 0lLKS for evening dre0ues.
splendid BLACK SILK 1t 81
ONE PRICE. JUST DEALING TO ALL.
BO0AN - ~xLIE,
'S ssIs AND ioss ssv,Hra srkssr NV
CHEAFIE IHAh WE
LADIES LINEN HEM STITCHED HAHDKKR.
IChI1Fe, from Hto rs cents apiece.
GENTS HEN NED LINEA HA0Dk1BCHlEFs.
Six In beautiful box suitable for presents.
- Fifteen per cent can be saved By PURCHASING
No $50 PENHs1LyANIA AVENUE.
DRESS GOODS In PLAIDe AHD SOLID COL
sHS S9f f 1ssSief COVERS, TABLE LIsRas.
.NAPkiNS md T0WELs, q Ereat bsrsa,n.;
BHOBY DAXTER'S,
No 1859 PDNNsYLVANIA AVENUE,
Before purchasing elsewhere. delo
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"FBENCH FAIR
WILDE continued

j q II T
MASONIC HALL, corner If AID oh streets.
Admission IS cents. j,I2 81
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ALEXANDRA. VA, September 10Th. IT0.
nv. ATfhr NdffTHS-Sir 1 have great pleasure
Ii testify leg To the excellence of your Crystal Dis
eoverY Tor tie Hair. Ms back hair IL remarkably
long AZ thick, and become prematurely grey this
being hereditary In eight Days 1; resumed its nat
ural color, Chestnut brown, coori"g ev ry hair.
se your pre- raration for its purity pleasant odor
ard freedom from all mineral And poisonous sub-
stances, as well a. its other eXcsIlencise. I will
recon mend IL t. my aCQuaib taDce-.
Very respectfully, MISS l.,
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WAsHINSTOS, August 9Th, 1870.
Fir. ATffur N1.;aHS-Dear Sir: dc not hesitate
20 say that your Crystal Discovery deserves to "a
percede all 0ther pre- paraticus claiming 10 restore
the gro 9Th and color Of the hair. I have used IN
week nov, and my hair has already resumed its nat
oral shade, and has ceased falling almost entirely
cheeriuily recommend il. respectfully,
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LOST AND FOUND,

LOST AND FOUND,
l OST.On OF about the lith Cf January, l,7l, s..aa
bEEbS 81 property located near Kendall
green sad deeds were in favor OF Mrs Wiihuniu4
H. murray Any one finding papers Of above de-
scripilon VIII coulter great favor 10 the owner by
leaving them AZ No. l6lO PeDna. avenue It.
EEWhHD-Strsyed, IN Tuesday last white
~ OK with herns, and white about th.S,
n ri and Shoulders; rope around his horns N
10 No. 9i3 corner 10, IA aud : reefs. 5 W
- u l., A, GOLDEN BRO
EOCND-On the 9th Of January, snail SUN
4 OF MONEY. Inquire Al 1871 Il street. be
tween iZ!h and 18th st-. northeast. isls 81
| OsI-Betwecn thes ore OF q. =. Guick AMI The
Treasury. PACKAGE containing about 81 ~
IN money and checks. liberal reward II be paid
Oh ats return TO The owner, at No. 200 New jersey
aNenue, Capitol Hill. All 81
S1BAiEB OR sTULES-From the stables cor.
> Ler OF 6'h and streets, On FRIDAY even r.
ing, JAEu>ry 18Th, le1l. one LIGHT BAY JSA
HORSE years Old; two white hind feet SS(9
inches up from hgof mealy nosed. vii! pay S25
Tor recovery Of Horse ami $50 conviction fthi6f
Jl6-lO j. II. RUSSELL.
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