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The TribaHs abuses Gen. Grant for taking it
easy at Long Branch. The Tribune doubtless
wants to invite comparison with its Chief, who
takes out excursion parties Of enthused and
PerspiriDg oftce-seekers TO see him chop wood
in the dog days. General Porter, who was in
terviewed by Herald reporter at Long Branch,
seems to be sound on this housekeeping BUSH
ness The reporter opened the conversation by
expressing his surprise that General Grant was
not industriously working up his chances for
reelection, after the untiring manner of the
sage OF Chappaqua. The General s'scornfully
d7preeated what he considered the undgnifed
and demagogic lodges of Horace Greeley, and
sid that If his tactics would insure an election
tfe American people would undoubtedly be to
Lame, a. they would be entirely responsible
here were no trees, he said, to be chopped
around Long Branch; and even If they were he
nd not believe General Grant would be dema-
eogue enough to 80 and chop them for the
amusement OF curiosity seekers" 1t would
q ally seem, judging by the conduct Of the two
men, that Horace wants Office more than Grant
JJes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

TIE CHOLERA ScARE.-The deaths reported
in New York last week were l,p5G. including one
case of "Asiatie cholera" in the list there is
a report Of one case Of " cholera asphyxia" and
SIX cases OF sporadic cholera" The case Of
Asistic cholera, above noted, turned out to be a
DAD case OF cholera morbus, the victim being
SCISSORS grinder, who went home in good health,
but warm and fatisued, and drank two pints Of
iced cider, which gave him q violent collie, of
which he d.sd. Another case Of Asistic chc,...
vas reported in New York on '. .,'.
week, but that, too, turp~s ouuA9 Va 'uis
case Of cholera no. "a OUT % De iatai
reoee in bpt,-- -.Ous, brought on by indul-
sc.,s,n, -srmilk and beer. Although the
10Th these cases was without sufficient
sc, yet that city or others may ct any
moment be visited by the terrible disease, and
every precaution should be taken to insure q
good sanitary condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
HEDRESDAH.. II 1877
The Star Ry Mail.

persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion CT il, can have TIE STAB mailed 70
their address for such time as they desire. at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied By the money, should be sent to the bust
nessofsce Of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

The betting fraternity got slaughtered on the
LoDgfe Howl assett races, both at Lopg Br.ncb
and Saratoga. AT the first they bet on Bassett
and lost; at Saratoga yesterday they shifted 70
Longfeilow and lost again. Uncertain busl-
ness!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

Money was easy again in New York yester-
day, and government bonds were firm but dull
The stock market was intensely duh, Pacific
Mail being the only thing on the list quoted al
strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

Boiting democratic journals are Multiplying.
Inc ferre Hauts Qndiana) Journal and the
ceymou Democrat, leading journals IN Indiana,
refuse to support Greeley. The Savannah
(Georeia) SsOs, Of the same party, says that
Grant viii beat Greeley % 900 in that state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

The Greeley 'sblaze" kisdles 80 badly ont
west that We advise the party to secure O'Leary's
tncepdiayy COW 70 set II agoing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

Some people charge demagogism upon Greeley
for chopping wood this hot weather. This is
harsh. He chops wood to let of steam now that
he doesn't edit the Tribune and can't swear, and
call people liars and villains. Every stroke OF
his Ak is an arboreous d-n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

The democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor in Indiana on the ticket with Mr..
Hendricks (Mr. Depaw) has declined the nomi-
nation, and will not allow the use OF his name.
Dir. Depaw is regarded as the most popular
democrat in the state of Indiana, and the fact
that be has declined is considered not hopeful
for democratic success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

RE0PENJNG II his is to announce to mr. friends
II ard the public generally that have pur-Q
chased the Dbl STORE No. 445 New York; 80
avenue, lately owned by MT Richard T. Dor y n
nin, which have INST reopsned,, greatly en-. I X
la-ged entirely refitted and remodeled az to e.
seat q neat and attractive appearance. / have
stocked i with an entirely ntw and fresh supply Of
Drugs, Medicines and Toilet Articles selected with
great care as TO its pUrit and embracing every ar
tiee usually to be found in first class Drug Store
Every department will receive the srictest atten-
tEn. This store, together with my other store, will
be under my own personal supervision, and the con-
slant attendance. day and night, OF n thoroughly
Competent dispensing clerk. Posses sing the old Pre-
scr1ption Files OF the store, prepared to re-
eeat any Of them. Shall also continue the agency
tcr DR.. SorGshells All Healing Ointment. Prices
will he low possible consistent with the sale OF
none but genuine and reliable articles
ARTHUR EAJTANS. Druggist
Jyl2-tr I'd and ID SITS. and 4I5 N. Y, ave. n. W
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TNO BUILDERS.

Two BUILDERS.
The largest steck in the city of DOORS, SASH,
and BLINDS. Just received two car loads of the
above goods which will be sold at reduced rates for
the next thirty days, TO make for other goods
10 come. Call and examine stock and prices, and
save money by purchasing at
BUILDERS DEPOT,
3O3 Seventh street, N w,
Opposite Centre Market
IylJ-bf" PERRY COLMAN.
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~ THE VITAL DRAIN.

tits necessary 20 the health Of the body that its
exhausted and refused particles should be carried
on by the excretory organs, and j, is equally neces
ssry that the waste matter thus expelled should be
replaced by new elements derived from digested and
assniated food. 1t is evident therefore, that good
digestion and perfect assimilation are essential to
bodily vigOr; and il Is because Hostetters Stomach
Bters powerfully assists these processes that il
regarded by the Intelligent classes, whose opinions
are founded on observation, the only absolute
specific for dyspepsia and Its attendant ills at pres
ent known. When the system, either from consti-
tutional causes, Oyerwork, excess, anxiety,
or actual disease, is in an unnaturally relaxed
condition, something mere than its exhausted
particles passes through the pores Vitality
leaks through these ventages. Elements which
should remain in the blood and Zurich Ii are
evolved, and that fluid becomes then watery
and incapable Of removing the solids of the
BODY as fast as they decay. The consequences are
e1nsciation, debility, nervousness loss Of spirits,
and general or perhaps rapid decline OF all pow
era OF lie. IL ia in cases like this that the restora
tive properties of Hostetters Bitters most con-
spicucus. The first two or three doses sometimes
produce change IN the feelings and aspect Of the
invalid that is perfectly astonishing, aud b. per
seyerins use Of this supsrstye vegetable tonic and
Alternative; the vital drain is to be arrested. the
strength reinstated, the flesh restored, the consitu
ton reinforced and the brain relieved Of the cloud
that cbscureG IL jyI5-eo3t&w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

% "L.ts o, E Is. s.Is I Is tie B,oos.p
The blood circulates throughout the system, de-
posting new flesh, tissue and muscle, the old
becomes efiete and disappears. IL the material
be eorIppt and Insound il is evident that the sys
TEN Will not perform lite duties well part or
another viii be Ike 'u-ftting machinery, that
works evenly and creaks and wears out of shape.
In this way the body becomes the seat of suffering
AND disease. As these but the effects OF impure
tIocd, II If evident that TO the blood the mode of
cure must be directed. AZ is here that the ROSA
pALIS" has its value and reputation. 1t PARTIES
the blood. 1t puts the origin Of the gradual renoya
ton that goes throughout our physical system
On sound, pure. healthy basis, and thus brings a
robust constitution, even where hope Of relief had
hed. ic3-eo2V
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n~1kNTH DIsTRICT.-Greeley and Brown
~ and victory: All citizens Of this district, re-
gardess Of past sfliation, cordafIy Invited TO
assemble IN the hall over 1885 street THIS
ENkNlNG,. 81 p m. Per order. lt'
~THERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
~ nsnocratic aud Conserv ative Voters oi the
EfIEtNTH pIsTRICr at Wills Hall THIS
nMiesn.sd@yl ExESlsG At O'Clock, to elect Three
the Lemccratic ard COnsery atiye Party. 1t
FSTHERE WILL BIZ A MEETING OF THE
~ Y9GSG MEMS REPGsLfCAX GLIB At
July 18th, Is72, at 80 ocioek. A punctusi atten
II A. SHEPHERD, President.
TpR, KEULING Will HOLD HIS OF
EEs a. usual sef l9r sIS EE F;o Dls
TO o'clock, at No. 1909 Penn ave. jyiS Sc.
T NOTICE TO LABORERs.-An men having
S BEEN employed BIS r. c. Crowley on the BIa.
6ensburg turnpike ard have not been paid for their
lsbsr. are requested to meet on SATURDAY. 3Otb .
~ : o. CLOCK p m at the Toilgate corner Boundary
slG y slIests. JyI6 81
EIHE DEMOCRATIC AND CONsERyA.
- TIVE VOTERS OF TIE EIGBTEENTH
HndsoDs: corner ~ and N streets. WEDNESDAY,,
IN, az clock, to elect three delegates to the
iyl6 y. GPatriot copy.l
0@THE pEMCCRATlO AND CONsERYA-
US TIVE VOTERS OF THE I9rH DIsTRiCc
are re9ut sted to meet at OBrens School house, on
east on WEDNESDAY I'm inst az SI oeleeE 10
els Ct three members of the Central Executive Com
jyi6-2t' MICHAEL HARRETr, President.
S TON OF WASHINGTON, d. GA special
meeting OF this Society will be held at thei- Ha,
Isl stT1e5; between tive I and streets, on FRIDAY
Importance is % be transacted.
yi6-sts John i HIIRi,Ey. Rec s.cro,.r~
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR SALE-Tbe valuable COUNTRY RESI-.
Il DENCE known as "Tsrgiexcoi," IN Prince
Georse county, Nd. eentsinisS on1 hundred acres
necessary outbuiliiae-; in ahoct nile Of BELTS
Vile, on baltimore snd Ohio railroad, aud Il miles
the ty rsrties Wishing % purchase. Fer terrns sn
ply TO ARTHUR HEkBERr, trustee OF Mrs. A II.
Irwin, Alexandria, Va iy6 I'm
E0R BENT-Furuished ROUSE, from June l3sh
- 10 October lst. Apply st s2S 18th street; bet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17
81 SPkUIAL NUTICE.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

IN PURSUANCE Of the resolution Of the regu-
lar republican general committee of the District OF
Columbia, passed July 2, 1879, providing for the ap-
polniment OF sub committee Ia the several legsla
lve districts authorized to call meetings and to Sc
leet three delegates from each district to conven
ton TO nominate q candidate for delegate to Con-
gress:
AND IN PURSUANCE Of q resolution Of said
Republican General Committee OF the 18th instant,
requesting tho chairman Of said commit-ee aud the
chairman of the sub committee TO call said copyen
ton ON Thursday the 18th instant, such hour and
place as thsy should select:
a CONVENTION WILL BE HELD
at ODD Fellows He'll, on THURSDAY, July Is,
Is12 at IL clock noon. 10 nominate candidate TO
lie supported by the republican voters of the Dis.
trict II Columbia for Delegate to Cor gress
Washington, d. C., July rs, ls72.
WM J WALKER,
Chairman pro TEN Republican General Committee
J. W. LIE BARNES,
Chairman sab committee, iyI5 IT.
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corner YIN ana ~ streets,
SABBATH EVENING, AT S O'CLOCK.
jeI-n AL AIS WELCOME.
~ KMOv D.
DIR. w. Fl. BARRETT,
DENTIST,
l4th street. ies-tf
|" FROM THE EARLIEST ACES
A9 to the present day, scrofula has been tho
o t ard Is II were ths curse Of mankind ter
The worlds history thai known 70 nsc.
Cd with it wouls not be allowed to mix with society
ror 81 the use Of the sAMASITass Root AND aERs
Pimglss Blotchs, letters, &c, can be restored to
ESoT AND HEB SgiSEs: So, per bottle.
rs 81 sIs S, ess ss
thiladelphia. msyT-ly
~ DIR: A. PRATT. Graduate Of Ohio'College
w OF Dental Surgery, All 9TH street, between
Refers to A. Bacon and Rev Vac B. Rssns. mails mis
TITO GAS COssUMERs.
WAsHISeroN GAsLIeHr COMPANY,
Notice f. hereby given, that for Gas consumed
price viii be to ss per she
sSbest to sdiscount Of 20 cent bills paid a.
%, rn Erce Of the Company within seven days from
ie:sdtaul OHAs. B. BAILEY, Secretary.
"a sHhD IT maj XAE. EAzAAR
sshsndsome PoNEY, suitable Tor lady to ride or
L AAAiA'hs CARRIAGES CARRIAGES II
On hand, q large stock Of first: class Family Oar
I'd sis. $::ssss:IP .:s
s s Sshs. 81 ses and
which n @ sell ensss to to
close them out Re'AirkHSS BT
New Repository and Factory,
DOST FAIL 70 sI SSSk THROUGH OUR
if you are shopping for sa,sai.s in any kind Of
DRY GOODS.
We are making clean sweep.
accommodates those who prefer TO shop In the cool
" the evening.
iyr,a sss i fsaa.y11s Il . .1.a;se.
Nav PAfnAsfERS OfEICn,,
viii Ss 4 e s: ss Is n.
IwsNry yorlrH pAr OF ycLY. 1874, for the below
fe: + Hsr abss
10 the usual inspection. 70 vif:
1900 iss., board MEASURE. White Pine Decking.
$50 fses, hoard measure. White Pine Decking,
me sSoy. Decking 70 .ysrss. no. less than 8
lty be s..ed fair aud tai TO the sizes given 20 Be
well seasoned ard Tree from cross grains, shakes,
splfs, knots, holes other defects and 10 he de-
lfytred within thirty "a days. Bidders nust state
In their lids the time within which fhe Derk cav
be delivered kesPopsible securify will be rec ired
fer IT'S prong. and faithful delivery when swsrde
rsSa i. Ise any bid not .s
''"'-se'1' " WV ALB ERr ". BACON,
| jyl7-H p. A. Paymaster, q. >. Navy.
| W. WOULD RKCoHMEal THQsE no De
/ w sire 20 purch base 0ENuINE TEAS Is
i low prices 20 call ct the Chinese Tea Hong In
3os IN e.. bet La ave. and . Of. maye-6 ~
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BOARDING..

EC0D BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS. AND
- prices moderate, at 2l0S corner of Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and 2lst street mayi-ff
DLEAsANT RESIDENCE AND BOARD in the
4 COUNTRY, near che new SShuetzen Park,
Ith street few ste from 7th street cars IN
and elegant house, with large garden attached, for
single gentlemen durirg the sumner months. For
psrtic ulars inquire at j. ANGERMAN Sshoe store,
as 7th street, between and northwest. In the
same building two large and fine PARLOR RS, with
al the modern improvements, for o lady and gentle
man. arm
ElhsT-CLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
4 FRONr Rooms, TO be had on reasonable terms
NJ 1871. corner of Pennsy lv snie avenue and lstb
street. Good location. and accessible. mh2s-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
SToCK AND FIXTURES OF A MILLINERY
- snd FANCY STORE ia Georgetown for sale.
VIII De SOD low. Apply AZ % High street. ll7-S-
HOB sAlE-on essy terms, the SAMPLE
BO0MS No. sos Pennsylvania ave- nue. next 10
MetroPoli.sn Hotel. Inquire Of wkLCkER &
bA0hhf1, bcs lssh street. gyi 2ws
E0R RsTURE ard RESTAURANT
u situated ~ No $40 b street. QUE door cas- Of
9Th street. doing fair business Cod reasons given
Tor selling. Apply or the premises jyT 81
CID AnA To LIND, IN SUNS TO SUIT
Glc,VOO Apply st Room 4 PlaLt's Bold
ius' corner CT 18th 81. end New York ave !y'5-lm'
$50. 600 To LoAs, Is LakGE OF
N. NJ hOHREA.
I~l5-lG 5l3 Sevent street.
S0nn $500, $1,000, 81 500. 81 600,
GcVO. $4,000, $1,000 To LOAN ON
hkAL kSTATk.-Loans made fcr oueh halt value 4
,itF Property; one fourth value ~ Mari snd sKd
virginia ,d. Farms. b. II. MAHSER,
Sd O0O wANTsD FOE SIX MoNrHs,
q ssie business transaction. Full and satisfactory
explanation on application 10 us.
MATTIAGLl WHEELER,
Auctioneers and Brokers.
!y6u SOB 2th street y. W.
$4,000, IN SUNS FROM 81 900 Up.
Apsiy a: once 70
JUAN BOYLE co.,
marLn 7l3 18th street n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

JAY COOKE q CO..
B q n X Q So
Nays WASHINGTON.
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WILL BE SOLD At WALL & co RAZAAE
on SAT URDAY MEX r, at 10 O'Clock a "a
sshsndsome PONEY, suitable for lady to ride OF
urlNe. Nv a.
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ers and daughters in average fami!ies-can-
not but profit by it's good sense ard good
taste. which, we have 20 doubt, are TODAY.
making very many homes hoppier than thew
may have been before the women began ia
king Lessons in personal and household and
social management from this good natursd
men,or.-The Nation. MY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-06-06
Price $50 per ton.
j. ]. TURNER & CO.,
AZ Pratt ST., Baltimore.

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