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Politician Ka...

Hoister Clymer. OF Readiu-. y. Nil ;. ..
ssid, se elected 70 Congress vice Bc,T. row i,
is ikird term.
Cyrus F. McNu;t has becn nominated Tor
Congress by the democrats OF TIE Er,h district az
lndlsrs.
Tke Tennessee republican state -c..-ral con
NentiOG have called = safe convention on fha
irE Of September 20 nominate ca-lIfst-s ~
Governor anu Congressman I0E uJ -t4te Al
large.
SENATOR SchgTz arrived a. L.s home M =
ioG4s yesterday. 10 Il not vet announced. bat
II = uncertoOr Ee VIII make rs Or.r- = cam
"a a speech in that city next N'rGEy rfEat.
itci'. =. Proctor kuCft. ~ hcrt ny. SarF
". much warmth thai lac do, Hlt i.tcul O. Dc
- = t''s-'stt. tA candidate tDr falgrC>,.
- FtlGtlcan nominees fg. Congress ir
N'ttL tsEoi ma are AT natives o. fHc state a.,
ter.
or fte ann .vCrsarv a. tue ,.-.,-. q At.
tsns. taege Wl. Pc held soldier. al sgIf..-s.
& SIT 'Cf.Nrrf On, ~ Piftz'Ure
aAt republican convention f5-r rlrr ..-f L.
t'ici Z. Minnesota OF tnc isrl iI.' s.rr.iHr.4f.
Hon. NEEG 81. IU-Lsl,. Us a-tlArlt-. s-.. a.. p.
eI.g-'or e. congress.
TIE lta.rl ri Il. Graft RsaNg continues f.,
lE'i.T'v ~. and lie expects - Ir-.rsa -. .r.-
CirIat' oTs .u tia DaulpsIsr fGI- N..a
Con- -cs>,.,U Myh-uss ana Beck. tN ~-lati.r
Bright and Col Cfalan-k. u. tra Pa..- e.
l.rag.a. arrived H. Louisville. d ".. lk-I vf-Es
r. "a Baltimore. Mr. Beck ,Flr. a..F D.
canvass ipr reelection at tAc'.. ... s,. Non
day. I'm speech Tor Greeley all Br .... IS
=. j.. Trsbuc . said 20 De "a .. re iel.'
Zen ocratic artl-GTcelcy CtEt.4f-r .-a.u-
Bt>k.
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New York Neua

LIBERAL REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
Nkw oEK, July iI.-Chairman Cochran. af
TIE liberal republican convention, announces
that an early call will be made Tor A liberal
republican state convention.
TIRE WEATHER
is still very hot here.
TIE ATTORNEYS OF THE NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD
to-day present an answer 20 the Comm ssiooar
Of Internal Revenue at Washington a 20 WI a.
course they intend 10 pursue concerning s,r.p
dividends. The option lies with the coulIfany l.,
pay assessments and then sue. or 20 refuse 20 nav
and make contest when the government leyies
on their property.
MANY STRIKING wORKMES
refuse to allow lnteTnatiOnais 10 partciuste IN
the eight hour parade.
RAID ON ILLICIT STILLS.
In their raid yesterday upon the Illicit stills OF
brooklyn, Supervisor catcher men seized one
large copper still running 40 gallons an hour
1850 gallons moiasscs mash, several barrels
rum, and all the tools and sccoutremeRts for
making liquor. The. building is fogr stories
high and viii be cOnfscated 20 government
OFFERS FOR GovERGMENr BONDS.
There were twenty offers Of bonds today,
amounting to about s., 155 $50, at from il439 70
llii9. The amount advertised for purchase
was - 100000. Ii bought, it will go NJ from
ia 80 TO lli.43A.
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- Detroit policeman 10 barking ON the
cold trail OF the Nathan murderer VIZ

"a Detroit policeman 10 barking ON the
colo traii OF the Nathan murderer.
.%Jimnskated" lie the independently word
SBeer IL said 10 be gradually supplaptins
eacer IN the southern counties OF England. spi
Whisky In Ireland and Scotland.
SLord Francis Napier, who succeeded the
late Earl Mayo as Governor General OF India
pro en-, has been created Peer Of the United
Kingdom, under the title Of Baron Ettrick.
- The Uxbridee bank robbers seem 10 hava
been "the miidest nsnured men that ever 80,
throat or scuttied ship" The cashier ana ~
family were delighted With their urbanitv1
1In q French court recently. AZ a xi,n...
was about to give In his testimony, an sdyocste
remarked: 81 wish 10 remark TO the conf sfsS
this witness ID entitled 70 entire CONFIDENCE "A
ne ma not ume TO consult his lawyern
Excellent brick are nov made OF the refuse
OF me Engiish coal mines, which, for ordinsrx
puioing uees, are said % answer every purpose
eeine FULLY - hard and durable - the common
The New York Herald states that LETTER
has been received by Theodore Tilton from .
young man In Baltimore, TO the effect that a
number OF young southerners propose forming
Q campaign club, TO be called the ida Greeley
Greys," in honor Of the "heroine OF the cam
paign"
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The Impeachment Of Judge barnard.

BE WANTS MORE TIbE, But Is REFUsRD
ayers of the Barnard impeachment case was
held last night, and a general course OF pro-
ceediDgs arranged. The court met at IL O'Clock
tnls morning in the town hall, Chief Judge
Church, of the court of appeals, presidi NJ
Five associate judges and twenty-five senators
were present. The counsel for Barnard asked
a suspension OF the proceedings until the re-
spondent could be in court in person, and pre-
sented physicians certificate that Barnard il
now confined to his house with rheumatic gour
The senior counsel for the respondent l. also
detained at Albany IN a case before the supreme
court, and weeks adjournment i asked :J.
The court refused 10 adjourn. The members OF
the court were then Sworn in. Senator d. p
Wood moved 10 postpone further proceedings %
10 O'Clock Tomorrow. Carried, and the court
Adjourned.
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THE SECOND RACE,
The Argument an rweed,s Case

ALBANY. July 1.-THE court reassemhled
this morning TO hear the argument in the cas-.
OF Vim. A. Tweed. Mr.. O'ConnOr resumed. and
argued at length TO show the right of the state
70 bring suit for the recovery of the money frau
dulently obtained from the city aud county of
New YORK. bir. 5. j. Tiiden followed on the
same side. Mr.. Beach made a request 70 take
up the case OF Thomas +. Fields at the close OF
Mr.. Tiiden's argument, 10 enable him Beach
70 proceed 10 Saratoga, where he is engaged in
the Barnard Impeachment case. The court by
consent or the counsel. granted the reduesf.
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Political Movements i'm the wes.

DOLLY WARDEN STATE TICKET IL ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE democratic ami ltbe-
raj republican state central committees met IN
Joint session al Springfield yesterday aud Sc
lected full electoral ticket, vita ex-GOv.
br9Ss; OF Cook county, Judge L. ID. Caton, OF
La Sale county, electors at large.
NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS-.
The republicans of the 10th Congressional
district yesterday nominated James 5. Martin
for Congress.
IGNATICs DosSRLLY
has written letter declining the republican
nomination for Congress in the LIST district ut
Minnesota. lie announces his adhesion %
GTeeley * Brown
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The saratoga Races

FIRST LACE TODAY.
SARATOGA, July 1.-The first race for a
purse OF 500, for all ages, one mile, Alarm won,
beating Fadladden by one length, King Fisher
third. Time, 1'42a. II has just commenced to
rain.
THE SECOND RACE,
selling race, purse SGO0, for all ages, for K
miles, Was won by Alice Hunt, beating sand
ford head, Mary Louise third, one length be-
hind Buckden, who was the favorite over the
others, leading OFF and trailing Time, 5Ja.
THE THIRD RACE,
purse $500, Tor all ages, two miles. Tubman
%Cn, beating Susan Ann three lengths, John
Merry man third, Lochiel fourth. Time, 339a
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Bostou.s Al,orfsou C...

BOSTON, July 1.-The jury in the abortion
performed by DIR. Gaylord, OF Pawtucket. R. n.
and implicate John e. Bonner, OF Foxboro. as
the father Of the child, and DIR. Phelps, OF North
A1Iieboro, for advising application 70 GAYLORD.
The morning opened very hot, but at O'clock
a. IN. there was q refreshing east wind.
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SEw YORK, July IA dispatch states that
Indian agent Dodge and Colonel Nugent held
several stormy interviews with large numbers
Of 1ncians on the 18th and l6th and that a. one
time affairs seemed very warlike, the Indians
taking to the hills. a fter considerable trouble.
however, number OF chiefs promised, ar a
second interview, 10 return b the Reservation
and General Morrow thinks this Will prevent
threatened war. f-N'~AA'
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Vice Presidents Brown and Blair

They tell this story to-day OF Dr. Henry, who
is staying az the Grand Union.
The other day be was called upon to attend
Gratz Brown In New York. when Gratz face
tiously and foOlishly remarked:
''lt is seldom, Doctor, that you are SO hon
ored as 10 be called to attend Vice Presi-
dent?"
"Oh, no." replied the Doctor, 81 attended
Vice President 90 Frank Blair in '6S, but sour
case is q good deal morse than has ~
"EG Perkins," ia ". Y Commercial.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Card.
Clergyman, while residing In South America,
ae missionary, discovered ssfe and smp remedy
for the cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, aEd the
whole train Of disorders brought on by oaneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire 10 b. 81
the ahicted and unfortunate, will send the recps
Tor preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed
envelope, 10 any aps vine needs il, FTss of Cs1rEt
Acdress, JOSEPH IEdAN,
Station u, Bible House,
marAE New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

TIE COST OF STRIKEs.-The eight hour
move ent in New York, IL Is stated, is imped-
ing the growth OF that city, rs We'll as depriVing
the workmen OF their proportionate share of the
profits OF their labor. Thus, the following
statement prepared from the records OF the de-
weeks ending July 1st, 1872, there were permits
taken out for the erection of 295 buildings, t.
cost IS ,290 goo, while during the same period in
1871 there had been permits taken out for the
decrease in buildings being 26, and in cost being
S2,o1 900. The decrease, however, appears
much more sensibly when an examination il
made OF the different classes OF buildings going
up at the respective periods. Thus, in 1872 there
were q first class buildings erecting at an az
gregate cost of 1886 600, and in 1871 there were
was only one building Of the class hotels and
churches erecting At Q cost Of 500 900, and in
1871 there were nine erecting at cost of 81 $780,,
cost of S345 900, while In 1871 there we're 2S
erecting at cost OF SGi4000.
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Fire.

MILwAuKEs, July lI--At nine O'Clock las.
night fire broke out In the second story OF a
large soap and candle factory of johnson &
Jones, corner West Water and Fowler streets.
Nearly the entire stock wss consumed. Loss ON
stock, e75, 900, on building, CT, 900.
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TRussEs FOB SoLDIERs.-The board, OF
which DIR. j. j. Woodward was president, APP
pointed by the Surgeon General to select from
among the different specimens presented, the
best trust, to be presented to soldiers under the
late act OF Congress, have concluded their ex-
animation. They examined several hundred
uuses, and finally selected the Bartlett, But
man & Parker, and the Chase trusses as the best
suited to tie wants of soldiers AFFLICTED with
hernia. The applicants under the law will an
ply directly TO the nearest pension examining
surgeon, who certfes that the claimant is en-
titled. The surgeon then forwards his certii-
cate to the Surgeon General, who refers il 20 the
Pension office, for the purpose of determining
whether the claimant is entitled 10 the benefit OF
this act, being carried upon the pension rolls for
hernia. Upon that fact being certified TO the
surgeon general he Issues the truss 70 the Sol
dier through the examining surgeon. The
names OF about $500 soldiers suffering from
hernia are borne on the pension rolls. The law
gives but one truss 10 each soldier, and provides
for no reissue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

IGNORANCE AND CRIME.-The bureau of
education have sent blanks to all the iails,
prisons and penitentiaries in the United States,
asking for statistical infoImatio in relation 10
education and crime. The Importance of
arriving az accurate results in inquiries OF this
nature being now generally recognized, pena.
institutions will doubtless furnish the REQUIRED
facts, which will be worked up into an interest
ing volume 10 be published by the bureau for
general inform alton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

MAJOR GENERAL Mort, formerly OF our
army, but now major general of the Egyptian
army, and aide-de camp 70 the Viceroy, is Oh a
visit 10 this country: and was presented to Sec
rotary Belknap to-day by Acting Secretary
Richardson. General Mott is virtually Minister
or War OF the Egyptian government. He returns
here in the course OF few months with q son Of
the NiCeroy.
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A REMARKABLE WATER SPOUT occurred on
the Central City stage road, four miles above
Golden City, Colorado, Sunday Afternoon. The
torrent OF water struck a carriage coutaiuipo m
Nirden, his wife, her sister, and a girl named
Blood, end the two latter we're drowned. The
body of Miss Nirden was found some three miles
below the scene OF the disaster covered with
sand and detrts. The road was badly washed
out, and rendered impAssable
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SsAlx" AT CHAPPAoUA.-During the re-
cent democratic invasion OF Cbappagua. II h
reared That george y. Saunders, peerlne eau
uous!y around, asked Farmer Greeley III there
were "any snakes about here?" s.There are
rev copperheads just now" resooR1ed the old
farmer; "but they are perfectly tame" This
lmpromptn Witticlsm created a roar OF laughter
IN which the democrats Joined mort heartily.
Greeley paper.
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The Canoe Dolly Warden Going 90 New
Orleans by steamer

ST. Louis, July 7.-Julius Chambers, who
undertook to paddle the canoe Dolly Warden
from Lake Itasca to New Orleans, reached
Quincy, III, yesterday, and shipped the canoe
TO st. Louis on the steamer Rob Roy.
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FIRE IN CECIL COUNTY, INSTRUMENTATION
was received in Baltimore last night that the
sryland House, in Rising Sun, Cecil county.
Nd, with its furniture, was DESTROYED by Ore
yesterday afternoon. The stables and ali out
adjoining, dwelling, coach shop and . stable
were also destroyed. IL is estimated that the
loss win reach SO, 900, upon which there is but
originated.
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0c.oSuet players have struck for

10Cro9uet players have struck for eight
hours at the summer resorts.
~And now comes along the Ocean Hotel. NJ
Long Branch, which claims that Il has the
largest dining room Of any hotel in the United
States, having seating capacity Of twelve hum
dred.
~The only amusement of the citixeus M
Calhoun, Georgia, b thstof tying tinWare 20 the
tails Of the village dogs. The dogs are "a
well trained that whenever one of them sees An
oyster can In the street, he backs up and Waits
for some one TO tie IL on.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RErENUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day were $3.50 ,9l0.52.
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THE BALTIMORE AND NEW JERSEY ScHuRr.
zxNFEsTs. - Fully twenty thousand persons
band at the Schuetzen Park in Baltimore last
night. The grounds were beautifully illumina-
ted with Chinese lanterns. The band will give
farewell concert this evening.
The Schuetzenfest at Union Hill, New Jersey.
is progressing finely. Among those present are
delegations from Wilmington, Baltimore, Wash
ington, Philadelphia, Boston, New Haven,
Hartford, Lancaster, Paterson, Camden, Tren-
ton, Troy, and Charleston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

ENCOURAGING AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING
The Treasury regulation of June both. concern
ing exemption from duty Of imported material
going into the construction and repair of Amer
lean vessels, will be so modified as to require
payment Of duty on hemp, MANILA, iron bars,
copper and composition metal, upon their entry.
When ii shall be shown that such articles have
been manufactured into materials entering into
the construction or repair OF American vessels,
the duty paid will then be refunded.
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PEoNorFD--JohuM Mccarthy has been promo
ted from list TO % class, and Thomas b. Marche
from 1st to 81 class cltrkships in the Post Ofice
department.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

Thursday. July Is, 1872,
Leaving Der wharf at O'Clock p. IN. SHARP; return
irg SUNDAY, July 81. This will IT'S
offer to pleasure seekers one of the = s94Ia=-S<
most pleasant trips from the city
especially the tickets will be limited to the accom-
mediation of the and will be sid except
at the offc and TO known parties. Those wishing
TO participate must signify their intention immsdis
ately. DORSEY CLtGETT, Agent,
Office Plants Store,
iyi6-2t Corner New York avenue and 18th street.
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COINS EXTRACTED.

nv COINS EXTRACTED
w ITHOUT PAIN, go the shoe can be worn
with ease INNS diately after the operation Bunions
Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrt scenes 9, &c. suc-
cessfully treated at DIR. WHITE S, 535 18th street
opposite L. B. Treasury. Hours: s a. m. to 6 D. m.
Zee, psr visit; attendance at residence, { per
VISIT Press OF business at Office precludes visiting
patients at residences except between aud D. M
heiere 10 the many eminent physicians. surgeons,
and the thousands Of other veil known and respoa,
able patrons OF his establishment Established in
NaenlnRton 1901 Jyll-tr
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fn.nnH c.x.n. I'M, MEeSrnxrPn
assisted in the sbduction OF DIR. Bratton, was
found guilty, and sentenced to three years In the
penitenfiary.
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y. c. COVER, United States Consul az the
Azores died on board the bark Fredonls on the
18th OF July, while on the passage home.
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GEN. CowEN, Assistant Secretary OF the
Interior, sent telegram to Secretary DelauO
yesterday that everything Is favorable among
the Sioux, they having adhered faithfully 10
their promise to be pcaceable.
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MR. SPOTTED TAIL, chief OF the BruIe-Sioux
Indians, with twelve or more OF his principal
chiefs, Will arrive in Washington the latter part
of the present week, to settle with the govern
ment questions with regard to the location of
his agency, &c. Spotted Tail has kept the
peace now tor about seven years, and Is be-
lleyed to be the finest looking Indian chief on
the continent
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TIE CouHTKss DE BLANCHIRY has inst h ad
the Cross Of the Legion Of Honor Conferred on
her. This young lady fought with Q musket
IKE common soldier at the combat Of Pstay,
near Orleans, after having eeen her husbsnd' an
omcer OF Mobiles, killed ct her side ct the com
mencement Of the action
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

THE PRESIDENT yesterday sent a telegram 10
the White House that he would not be in Wash
lngton Tor week unless he was tele grspaed Tor
to come here on business of importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

iIrNlE GAEDABEANr ~ STATE gsl-oN.-
Yesterday TIE PaJCisoa m-yaeIg.- arrived g.
TIE NtW jersey STATE Tris. sf.d conner CCd
ECf az - -,sv.t.Gf She appcals rH 1r .u per
feet health aud uICDDgcrEct g. her .fn. b. hfsh -.
according 20 eli human calcllalr4. .lIf 'e ari
.Ufrisoumtuf for NAM. manv vsars. She does
Tot -, h Ilat one thgt vii T8lHl.r ....~-le or
us mortal go. o. siCL q, - .f. he late action
O.. llt count al i.rilvs On Dc. case .i~.- Iu hope
OF iuiurc pardon The tr-f f,v FplH- fn tie
icnai' fyrt.gf gE thc state prison. msE ha liza
saLf. sut there COMES me tersl',I. 20 r.l' lriv
~ G cay succeeding another, agl S.. ever. CAV
si'Ae- cUe Gel 'e,> rcund OF tst.s ..tie5. and
LiA' Tor ne. And Vet 90 nrsf siEaf ne female
uei tf'f1Cit II the state Qr'-.. loose o. up
MEANS urCor1!Urt able. - j. kt-I. --.r...1 .i-'v
clean, and Is comparatively -tie.t. zAv. 20
Whlrr % fCw sewing ma i'ae- Tho fr-,-
eyed nation detects the iil~t tE Us at ..i.nr..tr
Outside The department. isa Erve- -.r.f.-. II.
which HrisCIyrs hRye the liberty gt w..tfrr.
The garden J. surrounded by q vtIr Il. Stone
wall which shuts the prisoners iu tro.l .ha .,lSv
voI'd, and htrs Is he future hs.aa o.. Ef.',--
Garrabrart.-N 7. Hrr1'F, len.
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INV DANGER has appeared A. some Of the
seaside resuits At various points. ger.pus ia
hathing have been attacked ly o.. Ass or
SYMPTOMS OF such disease. One or -. Tst.I
Gases which have occurred within "a. month
maze IL appear likely that these suif,rsrs la -
gohe mo Tue water with blood overhead Il. with
much indigested food IN the s.ouacl srI 49,
tEes was high. All OF these cond.t ions A.
Dangerous, and SeE-batheTs should he ,-ar,a.t
,hat bathing Immediately after eating in the
neat OF the day. or in the state Ut ,-S1,iratio,,
Is 10 the last degree hurtful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

ENGLISH HAIR-woRKERs have a novel method
OF obtaining their supplies. A peddler goes
about, among the rural districts, and, being
alone with pretty woman, induces her to smell
peculiar ponade which he offers Cor sale AT
low price. The Whit at the nostrum causes
insenstbility, and while In this condition she l.
despoiled OF her hair, and left to recover con-
sciousness while the thief is makine oood his
escape from the neiGhborhood -
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j. P. SAMPSON, OF the Third Auditors Office,
has agreed 20 meet Saunders. the renegade
colored Grant elector. on the stump at different
points in North Carolina during the coming
well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

TIE slGSAI SERVICE BUREAU has issued a
circular TO the different boasds OF trade, cham
bers Of commerce, and agricultural SOciatiOns
throughout the county, enclosing a copy of the
act OF Congress cnlarging the powers Of the sig
nal service, and inviting any suggestions or
recommendations to perfect the system and the
service,
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JHE AsIATiC CBOLERA.-A new theory has
been broached IN regard o. Asiatic cholera
WHICH II thar it - Tot a disease Of the bowels
but OF tic nerves, though the form r are gsner-
silly, but rot ALWAYS, affected. The exhaustion
or laral1 - % the nerve system constitutes
cholera. 4 he tTst symptom T. shrinking on
shnveling OF the ends 81 tie triggers, by TT
small arteries ceaSing 60 supply tie usIal ,,gau-
uty OF hood 20 The surface, aEG a b len..ss oi
the skin caused by the absence or paru'iaI
shrinking and coIruEstiCn OF the skin. debility
ana ccldness. This may occur pl-rsat auN
great disturbance Of the general hssltn. tor
some tine a. least. An old physician savs that
man nav have the disease for hours. aud per
mars DAYS without serious disturbing his health
That is IL reduces no seriously eff .rts until 4
eNterds 70 lie larger vessels. as q beg NJ IN tint
minute eNtrenities Of the nerves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-17

SThe New York board Of education have
decided to introduce music rs distinct branch
OF education in the public schools Of that city.
0Doubling the price of ice in Brooklyn last
week is thought to be the coolest proceeding Of
this remarkably hot season.
EIIn Switzerland . Law b proposed making
it unlawful for any one under fourteen years OF
age to smoke tobacco.
~Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker sets Theo-
dore Triton down for "big baby" because he
deserts woman suffrage in support Of the arch
enemy, Greeley.