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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

Several important political events are to
occur in the next thirty days. First, we have
the election for state officers in New Hampshire
on the 18th inst.-one week from Tomorrow
The campaign is lively and the contest will be a
close one. On the following day-the 1Sth-the
state republican conventions of Kentucky and
wisconsin meet. On the 18th inst, the election
OF state senator in Pennsylvania, to ell the
existing vacancy, will take place. On the 9th
ihst-' the Ohio republican state convention will
meet, which closes up the record for March. On
the first day Of April, Connecticut holds her
state election, followed by Little Rhody, two
days afterwart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04
~PERIopIC DISORDERS.


The paroxysmal maisdies which are characterized
by heat and cold prevail extensively at this season
and ii is curious fact that in many parts OF the
country where they are prevalent, other diseases,
that bear general resemblance to fever and ague
or remttent fever, assume q periodic type. Thus
in many sections infested with chills and fever
rheumatism. neuralgia, bysteria, diarrh9a &c
sometimes become intern ittent, thereby Indicating
that they have been engendsred by the came
poisonous exhalations which produce the frat.
named disease.
In all these masked eases Of agpe-for such they
areas well in the rsgulsr internittents, the
most cafe and reliable remedy that can be admin
istered is Hostetfer's Stomach Bitters Neither
Guinine nor arsenic are needed. Both are in the
highest degree dangerous, and to leave sad
traces of their poisonous action in the system.
whether they arrest the paroxy SINS or not. In
many instances all the so-called specifics OF the
regular mstera medica utterly fail to sbreak
up" intermittent and remittsnt disorders. But the
great vegetable Tonic never fails The spasm of
the minute blood vessels which causes the chill is
the result Of nervous weakness produced by the de.
bitatiug operation Of an unwholesome atmos phere.
and the tone and vigor given to the nervous system
by the Bitters enable it to throw off the disease
The wiser policy, however, is to anticipate attack
of this nature, by arousng all the latent energies
Of the body at the commencement of the moist and
chilly season, with this incom parable sntidote By
pursuing this course, intermittents, remittents,
Theumatism collie, biliOusness, dyspepsia and pull
monsry affections may always be prevented.
March 4-eo3t6w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04
THE WEATHER.

Ans bkfAhTAENT,OUceC k1J Styn0 OWcef,
WASHINGTON, DC, March 4. 1872, 10 am.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwRNTY-FouH
HouRs.-The barometer has continued high
over the Gulf States, with sOutherly to westerly
winds and generally pleasant weather, with
light rain over eastern Texas during the night
pleasant weather prevailed over the New Eng
land and Middle States during Sunday, with
westerly winds backing to sOutherly; the low
barometer which extended from upper Michi-
gan to northern Missouri has moved easteriy
into Canada, being now lowest over lake On
tario the area Of cloud and occasional light
snow extended from the northwest over the
upper lake region and the Ohio valley during
the day, and the Middle States during the night.
with an increase in the fall of snow along the
lower lakes and northern Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA
and New York, and thence to the middle and east
Atlantic coasts cloudy and threatening weather
the barometer has risen quite rapidly from Ne
braska to lake Superior during the night, with
northerly winds, decided fall in the tempera-
ture, and clearing weather extending south
eastward to Missouri and lower Michigan this
morning; brisk northerly winds are now pre-
valing from lake Michigan to lake Ontario
falling barometer has prevailed at San Fran
cisco and San Diego.
PPoBABILITIEs-The low barometer over
lake Ontario move eastward during the day
over the New England States, as well as the
area of snow, but as rain over the southern por-
ton rising barometer with northerly and
northwesterly winds, falling temperature and
clearing weather eXteI s0utheastward over
the Ohio valley and eastward to lake Ontario
and New Jersey during the day, and over the
New England States to- night; clear and pleas
ant weather with westerly winds prevail over
the south Atlantic States southerly winds with
increasing cloudiness and probably threatening
weather over the western Gulf States; increas-
ing northerly winds are probable for the lower
lake regions. Dangerous winds are not antici-
pated for the Atlantic and gulf coasts to day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

The figures in the n. Y. Journal Of eOmmsrcs
showing the imports of dry goods into that port
tor the month of February are rather startling.
The total for the week just ended is upwards of
seven and a quarter million dollars foreign gold
value, the largest weekly total of dry goods
which ever entered any port of the United
States. This brings the aggregate for the
month up to seventeen and a half million dol
lars, against fourteen and half millions for
February of last year, which was then thought
to be very large. In view of such An exhibit, il
rs an open question whether a war with Eng
land, which would check such ruinous extraya-
gance. or at least turn it into channels where
our own people would be the better for it, would
not after ali be at least as much OF "a blessing
in disguise" as national debt is said to be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

"THE EVENING STAR, our bright particular
star, was treatedto Judgment of three thousand
dollars in libel suit. The twelve good and true
men felt grieyed at a citizen being held I'D to
ridicule, said citizen having been very ridiculous
We thought the verdict at the time huge Joke
But 1t seems the fools were in dead earnest and
are after the money. This makes the stockhold-
ers OF The Capital shake in their several boots
Poor old Washington is behind the world in
many things, but this belongs to a period so
remote that il seems to have been drawn from
the dusty wormholes OF time, and so decayed
that it is curious. Come, neutrality-suspicious.
of the jury, while protecting the citizen from
ridieule, don't make yourself ridculous,-Tke
Cdnif0T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04
Hallway Motives.

correspondent refers to our report Of the
appearance Of Messrs Scott and Garrett before
the District committee in Congress the other
day, and asks US whether we think the Pesnsyi-
wanna railway company really cares any more
for the interest or the general public than does
the Baltimore and ohio company. We answer !:
Probably not. Our observation conyinces us
that the managers OF all railways keep an eye
single to the big figure No. 1, and shape sll their
efforts to increasing its size and power. The
pennsylvania company is. however, wise enough
to see that ats interest lies in the accommodation
OF the public, steady improvement, and the de-
velopment Of all kinds Of resources. The policy
of the Baltimore company, on the other hand
seems to be to hold on 10 what II has to give the
least possible in return for what il gets, and to
do nothing in the spirit of liberal enterprise.
That's about all there is OF it the difference in
the way Of looking at the same thing and trying
to accomplish the same end. To our mind the
Pennsylvania view seems to be the one out of
which the public is likely to derive most benefit,
and we therefore endorse 1t.
For propounding this inquiry. which seemed
to be regarded as q sumner, we understand Mr.
Garrett has furnished TO our correspondent free
pass over the Point of Rocks branch of his line.
good until the cars commence running. He de-
serves ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

If any of the model jurymen who brought in
the verdict for 5000 against The STAR the
other day fancied they could screen themselves
from public censure under the skirts of Judge
MacArthur's rulings, that delusion must have
been effectually dispelled by his remarks on
Saturday IN setting aside that verdict and
granting new trial In deciding the motion
he said il was supposed by some that the damages
which the jury had given the plaintiff were in
the nature of damages done to the business of
the party. These damages would have been
special, and he had ruled during the trial that
under the declaration, which would not support
special damages, none could be found. He had
instructed the jury If they found that the article
complained Of was libelloHs they should find for
the plaintiff, but not give any special damages
arising from what was supposed in business, &c.
He could not but think that the jury had taken
into consideration what he had excluded 1t was
difficult to see on what they had based verdict
of this amount when he had excluded special
damages. He would not say that they had
acted partially, but he was astonished on its
rendition. He could understand, had the paper
been in the habit OF publishing libellous mat
tiers, had such a verdict been rendered. But ii
had not. Since he had been in the city he had
observed the course and conduct of the papers
of the District, and he had found the defendant
(THR STAR to be the most decsrous of the
journals published here; and il certainly was not
his intention, in instrueting the jury, to single
out for such verdict. The jury may have been
msled, although he had explained fully to them
the difference between general and special Am
ages, and had excluded all special damages. He
had, therefore, come to the conclusion to set the
verdict aside and grant new trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

Great Britain seems to keep ahead of this
country in the agitation of equal rights to
women. Owing to the exertions Of "the Shrek
ing sisterhood," as the Saturday Reviesc calls
the women who opposed "the contagious dis
eases" acts. the government has abandoned
those acts for the limitation of the social evil,
and In place of them Mr.. Bruce has prepared Q
bill designed to restrict prostitution, and to
make IT less odious, offensive, and barefsced.
he proposes to make men participate in some
ofthe penalties now borne by degraded women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

BALTIMORE, March 4.-virginia 6's, old, As
do: old, coupons, 81; do. new, 50: Virginia con
sOlidated, 81; West Virginia, II; North CARROLL
mas, old, 34k; do. new, Is; do. special tax, 13-
all bid
BALTIMORE, March 4.-Cotton firmer; Low
middlings, q Z a22. Flour quiet but firm. Whea,
frm-Pennsyivania S1.67aS170. Corn frmer
white southern, 66a67c.; yellow southern, 65a66c
mixed western, 64ka65c Oats quiet and I'M
changed. Rye quiet and steady, 9OaS1. Pork
steady; STAY. Bulk meats steady; shoulders, 5H
fourth more packed. Bacon steady; shoulders
6h; rib sides, II; clear rib, Spacked; hams.
and unchanged. Whisky, firm, 80.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Stocks firm. Govern
ments strong and heavy. Gold heavy, 10. Money
currency, to ! gold. Exchange, long, 9A;
short. 1o4. Virginia 6's, 81; new, 56X. North
NEW YORK, March 4.-Flour dull and UNI
changed. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn
shade fir mer.
LONDON, March 4, 1:3o p. m-Consols for
money, 92S; for account, 924. Bonds frmer;
lsG2s, 91E; 1865, old, 92S; 1865, 92s; 1O-40s,
S8a. :
PARIS, March 4.-Rentes Sc francs 81 CEN
times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

The District Committee in investigating the
affairs Of the District government do well in
giving considerable latitude to Crane & Co.
but the latter have presumed so much upon this
tolerance, and have shown such insuffeI able
insolence towards respectable citizens sum-
moned as witnesses that they on Saturday re-
ceiyed a wel-merited rebuke from the commit
tee. 1t is hard enough for business men to be
held at the beck of Crane (who would seem to
have blank subpenas in his pocket day after
day in the committee room, without the addi-
tional wrong of having to submit to Cranes
malignant and insulting line Of questioning. So
long'as the memorislists are represented by
capable lawyers-Messrs. Riddle and Green-ve
cannot see, indeed, why Crane should be permit
ted 10 interfere, simply to air his own private
animOsities. The moral effect, however, of his
intermeddlng must be good, as showing the an
linus underlying THIS attack upon the District
government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04
~wAsHINGTON CITY AND POINT LOOK
Wy our RAILROAD COMPANY.

TOKEsrFILLEI PRINCE GEoRGRs Co, MD.,I
February n, 1872. {
At meeting OF the cnrpor ators Of the Washing
ton City and Point Lookout Aailroad Compa al
Fofestyils:
a. Ordered, That books of subscription to the cap
ltsl stock Of said company shall be opened on FIJI
DAY. the 29th day of March, 1871 at Riley 8 Store
Forestvie for the purpose Of enabling all Der son
who may desire to do TO subscr be to the capital
stock Of said company. Books will be opened at 10
DUNCAN 8. WALKER,
:. W. b. HUTCHINS,
S.T.SUIT,
JOHN T. BOWIE,
feh29 I'm p. e.. CRIMES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04
Stock ReDOrt.

[By Frankiin Telegraph CoMpany, COO Pa avenue. J
NEW folk, March 4.-Eirst Board.-Is.A O. N -
us e:. issi, coupon. llslf: bDI. %. coupon
liz; s.Os, new, IS. coupon, HOsl s.Sgs, -, Con.
pom: Ill s0s, 6S, coupon. n2; 1905, coupon
Canton. sstl Western Union Tele graph, 69n; Quick
silver, s6s4 Pacific Mail, siS; Adams Express, 92s
Irees, 60. United States Express, go: New York
Central and Hudson, ~: New York Central Scrip,
&1t; Erie So Harlem, l0s Reading, Hex; Michi.
gan Contra liz; Lake Shore Michigan Souther n,
ga Union Psci1e Railroad, a6; Illinois Central,
Northwest prefH, 81: New Jersey Central, ne:
Rock Island. MS; Milwaukee and 81. Paul, 671<<;
do. preferred, IN Wabash q Western. 751S: Della
ware, Lackawansa 4 Western, l05l4; Fort Wayne,
guaranteed. SIX hannibal and st Joseph 37k: Chi.
JIG; Ohio Mississippi certificates. 4D<; Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Gent, f3S Tennessee S. old,
66k: do. new. So Virginia 6's, old, 50; do. Oon-
soi Bonds, IS; North Csrolias sc, old, ssS North
Carolina S. new, lSx Missouri SIS, 9al Central Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

Mr.. Solomons having brought the dictionary
publishers to terms for using the word "jewing'
in an offensive sense, the Catholics are after
them now asking the omission Of the word s.jes-
uitieal;'' or the correction Of its definition
Probably the Irish, In the matter Of bulls and
the YOrkshiremen and Yankees in regard to
certain words and definitions ch acterising their
business keenness somewhat Extensively will fol-
low suit, and the dictionary men will have q
lively time of IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

ASpxRsoS's wHALTH.-The paragraph
eeii the rounds OF the newspapers to the effect
that The late General Robert Anderson vas AN
heir by marriage TO the extensive Iougvortb
estate, at Cincinnati, and therefore weai,hv i
incorrect. MIR. Larz Anderson, a broshs, o.
cousin of the deceased, married one OF M Ion.-
worth's daughters, and realized great wealth IN
consequence, but General Anderson WAS not 40
connected, and had no interest in the estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04
feb2o I'm
Y~R MOvAL NOTICE,

n~R VAL TICE.
their Loan Once from their old stand No 2OS az
It west, one door north Of Pa. avenue to their
Principal Loan Once, under the Metro politan Ho-
tel salesroom fronting Penna. avenue: priv ate
entrance through to street, afording an entrance
either way. The central location Of the place and
CO make theirs the safest a. also the most exten
they always have hand large and choice oelSc.
ton Of ine Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds and
plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Guns, Revolvers, &c :.
&c both second hand from their Loan Once and
new goods, which they will sell with small narei
over cost. A call ON them will satisfy all that our
recs mmendation IL not misplaced. iaSf9-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

Some newspapers are so easily discouraged.
Here, now, the Philadelphia Bulletin wants
some competent desPot to come over and I'M
dertake to govern the Quaker City just because
at the late senatorial election in that city only
forty-seven votes were returned for Mcclure
at one polling place where sixty-two respectable
citizens swear they voted for him, and because
at another place nineteen persons voted for
Gray in the names Of individuals who had no
existence. With the example of New York be-
fore them in overthrowing Tammany, Phlladet
Phians ought not to despair of being able to
break their little one horse rings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

Boston is Of aid OF q water famine, a. the
supply In the MISUNDERSTANDING lake-is
falling at the rate of an inch day. The pro.
hbitionists are respondent and the beer dealers
jubiiant, in the hope OF fear, As the case NAV
be. that the whole population, deprived Of their
accustomed Cochituate, may have to fall back
on lager for beverage. To avert the threat
ened danger, the water party IN the city ask the
legislature for permission to obtain an additional
supply at either Charles or Sudbury rivers.
What troubles them now Is that the Charles
water would have to be pumped up, while even
IL the Sudbury Ia allowed to Cow into Cochituate
lake, 1t can get no further on account of the
smallnes of the present aqueduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04
K1uAuuAL AND CouuknuAI.

Saturday, becauae affecting all other interests,
was the bank stneomeBt, which, on its prenonts-
ton, PROVED - - much more fsvorable than
was ezpected. TIE loss In legal reserve e con-
pared With lAst week being only o123 SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-04

NJ THE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS meet
N TUESDAY, 9Th inst. st ii q. IN :, ct Board Of
Trade rooms. Free to all. 1t
rs OHIO REPyBLlOAN Ass0CIAIION.-
business meeting at Marini's Hall THIS (MondayJ
EVENING, at $50 O'Clock, for the election OF Of
II sers. III -. G.. FORD, Sec
~SoTICEIAs pet ial N 1yRe Of the DO ARD
EVENING, March 5th, at $50 O'Clock. Panctual
mat iPsGiotS Repub - = Prs.i Sdt
~ SPECIAL MEETING of the stockhoId-
w ers Of the IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
BuILDING ASSOCIATION will be held THIS
Monday EVENING, at O'Clock, for the pur pose
Of Offering certain important amendments to the
Constitution. All the members are requested 10 he
present. tltsl Richard FITZMORRIS, See
nFFENNsYLvANIA REPUBLICAN, ASSO.
Wy CIATION.-The regular monthly meeting
Of this Association, at C1ark a Hall, All PennsyI
yapia avenue, THIS EVENING, at Z 80 o'clock
full attendsnce Of the members s requested. the
semi annual Election IF Ulcers takes place.
A. A. SHISSLER, President.
r.. M. JONES, Secretary. 1t
0@THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
u3 full amount of the capital stock Of tho
UNION RAILROAD COMPANY has been sub
scribed and the books closed,
There will be meeting OF the stoct holders at the
Office Of the Treasurer corner 18th street and New
O'Clock, to elect directors and transact such other
A.P. gAkDON, President,
a. 7. WISWEtL, Secretsry,
mast tChron. Rep .Pat.hl Committee.