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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

WAGING WAR BIZ PRoNUNCIAMRNroEs-
AdvIces from Madrid brings tidings of a mag
nifcent pros raDme which has been adopted 6y
the Spanish government. The resurrection in
Catalonia, Navarro, and the Basque provinces
Is TO be crush a. once. The government is
going TO avail iself of the extra 1rdluary powers
granted by the COrtes to make a "supreme
effort" Ii has "rc. olvcd to irsist upon the in
exorable execution of the law, and - compel
the oldiers TO remain under their colors until
paeifca,ion Is complete" The same dispatch
announces that General Nouvillss has resigned
probably tired OF war In which he YVES Obliged
70 combat ais own soldiers about as often as he
did the Ca lists.t ..
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ENGr 'slI ELECTION HUMoRs.-The Manches-
fer ExaDi ler of the Dist pit says: .Mr. COY
OF Be'per. ore of the cardidat-s ior Eath, wa,
veiy roughly treated last right. He IVES about
TO deliver his first addrecs % the electors when
ne was b, lied by q number Of men wearing
Captain liayter's cards, and an a.temut VS.
mfde . throw him out of window. Failing
in this, Il rioters flung Cayenne pepper int5
seyes. Some of Mr.. Cox g Herds were smi-
larry tres ted, and it WIS III d'dicrlty that
they reaciicd their hotel. An the gentlemen
suffered ''verely from the eff c4s o. tie pepper,
and med al aid he'd - be nd in,
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Lore BRAseB, July ia-rhe weather n de-
lightfrl fer tbefourth Gays races. he TRACK
Is In excellent condition. and the attepdance
'alned at ss,c, added q 4 swecpst .fss on =;
each r. p, for tvc-year obs; the sccpd 90 re-
&C We Sioo. and the third ESQ oct q the ssakss,
trrre-quti tiers or miie. TIE rsoe was vppr
ord, and Culperer third =
rEs ssoosp aAcE Il a. =
vas Tor the grand sweepstakes, value Is COO.
all ages, the second 10 rsor5Se sspoarS The
thlrd SD ont OF fhe stakcs tou mile heafs
There we're ten entries aud three sta-ters
huoeerd. foet yesrr old. won the f-st heat
AMI the rsce, eis.ancine Bes.ie 4 Sc reur xesrs
and Whe-iiey, four years Time. I.Ssk. The
excite mt vas intense.
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THE BUFFALO EARTHoUAKE.-The BuE 10
Courier Of the 18th instant says: "Ycst srday
Eufa]o was ' sited by three distinct shocks OF
earthquake drring the morning. The t-st oc-
crrrcd about4 O'Clock, the second q few minutes
before O'Clock, ard the third about TWEEN.
two mnutcs before 10. The first attracted but
little attention, the second had q large. number
OF witnesses - its occurrence, ana the third
made itSelf ielt 70 nearly the en-. re com munity.
The third YVES the one OF which we were PEI
sona,ly cogriZ mt, ard 1t Is about this that the
people talk most. 1t commenced With q shock
of considerable v'olen6 ,, q t;epor succc d d
this which m ART" n, a deyrs OF ur formity
for solre seconds, and finally it died away grad
ually into an almost imperceptlble ufemrlou
a. :. Buildings rock 1, windows rumbl 1,
dish la.dcd, spires qulve-ed, and there was
DO hing } SUIT ltantial as 70 be exempt from the
disturbance. The first impr 3siops excited by
the shock were vpricd. Many thought that a
heaN jly-i den omnibus was rolled by the dooi;
others thought The chambermaids were roll
ing around . ST Is N q reckless ma lner:
several thought that the day OF judgment hau
come"
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LONG BRANCH RACEs.-The two first races
at Monmouth Park yesterday were reported in
the Geographic dispatches 20 last evenings
STAR. The third race, for the Monmouth Oak
s'akes, had thin ty-seyen entries; nine started.
The race WIS won by DoZwell's grey FLY in
Ills, be ating Stewards Oh. flly second, and Ii
biths, Minnie, Cora Lane, Ssllie, Watson,
Electra, Medora and ConnOr's black hlly.
The fourth race was for the Mansion House
stakes, valued at 81 COO, added 20 sweepstakes
OF SO each r. D., Tor four-year Odds, colts and
FLIES the fouls of 1863, the second 70 receive
$500 and the third sl00 out of the stakes; two
and half miles. The race was won by Mate
in 1914.
At Williamsport yesterday Jerico won the
three minute race-time, 81 <, 2.43, 2;39K 1,
2:S4. The go race was won by factJ.y Boy
TINE, 2:37, go, 2:Ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

THE NAHILEss EVIL IN SALT LAxs-In
view Of the recent announcement 10 fihe effecf
that the police would raid upon eli houses
found occupi d by the sisters Of ifaty on tho 1.t
Of July, says the salt Lake Journal, quito 8
not relishing the idea Of having their goods and
effects dc strOyed by the police. Some, hoVeyer.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE for three months has been
granted Assistant Surgeon Gu lrles r. Green
leaf, and for thjI;y days to First Lieut.. Sumner
II. Lincoln, 10th Infantry.
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Destruetiye Dtoszn in Iova

IOWA CIrr, Iowa, July 10-A y ind md rain
ttrdAy, accompanied By hail, which devastated
the trees, o. richards and crops over limIted area
g effectively - . 6re would have dohe. But
markable for the Completeness OF Its destra,,.
i've euect ana the narrce aeeS OF its range.
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GOV. iLKKR, OF VIRGINIA, ON EDuCA1INo
THR NEG ::o.-At the commencement exerci 8
Of the g .fe Agricultural College Of Viryipis,
at BLOCH burg, yc.tertay, Governor GDbert @.
Walker llvercd an address before the Iiter,ry
:ome len 9Th upon the necessity Of educ Ming
the negro. He advocated the appropriai on b
the f. der al govern ment Of the en- ire proceeds
derivc d fom the salts Of public lands for edu.
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An IucenetaryFTre I'm !
THr CRors IN THE WEST TURNING OF

THE CRoPs IN THE WEST TURNING Our
WkLL.-Teleglaphiec crop reports from numer-
ous points in lllinOis and Iowa covering the
greater part Of tn; states. show that while
the recent severe rain 81 Orms have considerably
damaged the wheat crop. Particularly in the
localities where II 10 just ready 20 harvest there
will be fully an average crop. Oats have saf-
fered more. being badly lodged, and in many
places will have 20 mould. The corn looks we'll
and with favorable weather viii make an aver
age crop. The crops within q radius OF twenty
miles from Peoria, H., are very fair. The
wheat is being harvested, ard Is about two
thirds OF crop. The rye and hay are IN GOOD
jured more or less by the tate rain. In Fulton
county the crops sre In q bed WAY, having been
injured by storms in the early part of the sea-
son. The crops In the farewell and woodford
counties are about the same a. in Peoria county,
but are suffering from the recent rains. A few
more days of rain will do immense damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

THE RICHMOND DUELLING CAsE-The Hust-
'ngs court was occupied until O'Clock v ter
day in hearing st ueny and able argument of
counsel for defendants ard the commOnwealth's
attorney. to compelling DIR. Cullen TO testify
before the or" I'D ju'y in rhe ca of the Com
monwealth VS.. Nc RS. Tabb, Royal, Trlgg and
Mercfth. The doc )r t)ok the ground that he
cor'd not tes.ny without eliminating h'mself
and claimed the prot Lion guarant scd to him
by the bill of rights, made part of the Virginia
constitution, in that Gaze provided. The cues.
lion, OF course, was referred TO the court for de-
cision. Evidence was introduced on the pal
OF the commonwealth to show that Dr. Cullen
had caused the police to be informed upon the
subject before the duel transpired. After a
shert recess OF the cont, DR.. Cullen me upon
the stand and stated his reaJons for rot testity-
ing before the grand jury. The a. orney for tie
commonwealth commenced to cross examine
him in regard - those reasons, to which the
counsel for the defence object ID. At this point
the court tjourn uD' | 10 O'Clock this morn
iDg.-Ricl % 0nd .spO lcl, Oh.
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Wilmington Commercial says: On wcst "a streef
. baby, few Weeks old, died Yesterday, from
the shock caujed BY the noise OF powder explo-
that time, but was recovering, The dresifnI
noises, continuing throughout Friday, almost
threw It into spasms and SO injured its condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

The lNTERNATIoNAL CONVECTION Y. NJ. c.
A, in session in Poughkeepsis, y. r.. vestarasv
elected ii. n. Porter, OF Pit'sburg, chairman.
There are s26 associations in the Unitcd States
ana British Provinces, go delSc itas rom which
nave srrivc d, and more are oonstlnfly coming
IN. a delegate from European sSsociatiors
has alSo arrived, and has been admitted 70 q
seat in the convention.
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INV YORK, July ia Fort Garry, Mani
tobs, dispatch reports considerable exclteme MT
over the slles- attempted kidnapping Of Lord
Gordon, OF Erie rotprietv. Two Minneapolis
detecs,v-s, Who attempted the srrest, have In
turn been nrestod bv Gondons friends aud
lodged in ja1. Mayor Bracelet, who striy in
'orrt on Tuesday, wJs arrested on Gordon's
evidence - being an insugator Of the proceed
hes AGAINST I'm. Other arrests are expected,
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TEE CInrRAL PACIFIC railroad company
have elected Leland STANFORD, y. p. HuntinZ-
ton, Mark Hopkins, u. H. Miller, r. Robin on,
g. H: Cummings and VIM. *. Beaur directors
for the ensuing year. zCH
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MILITARY PRIsoy.-The Secretary of W =
h. de- .il1d Lieut.. CO.. N. A. Miles, 9th In an.
try; Msior Thomas A. Err, judge advocate
ard Major g orge B. Andrews, 9th fr.re-y, to
mike lie nc r>lec on or a site and
prep -e p'-rs for re Il b. lment OF q mill
yp- in at L Dck j. aud I'l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

MAJOR PowkLL the explorer OF the Grand
c. non of Colorado, Leaves SAL Lake city to- ay
- compile his wo k.
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PEoMoTBD.-Mi. j. L. Crurch, OF the D .
tIict OF Columbia, hes been promoted from
I'd to Jst essis.ant exs n ,ner in the Pa tent o.
flee; and Nj. R. b. Cat,in o, New Hanp1s' o,
from ID - % esS' sIant examiner 10 the lame Of
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TRAeIcAL CLOSE TO A HorKYNoox.-Mrs.
Wesley Shelly committed suicide IN Grsnite-
Vile, q. c., Monday morning, by shooting her
self through the herd. Her miiden name was
Blum, ana she b?d been msnicd less than .
Tonfh: Dome dc unhsppiness was the cause
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ADDITIONAL REQUIsITIoss for official postage
stamps for the qus, ter commencing the LIST inst,
were received to-day AZ the Pc O.Rce depart
ment ON the Inte.ior and Agricultural de-
IG-tment5.
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re Voyowe Of the Juufata.

NEW YoRx, July l0-A st. Johns, n. r.,
special nay that the Juniata which sailed for
the Arctic regions amid much enthusiasm and
excitement yesterday will touch Of Disco, on the
coast Of Gre snlsnd, and then proceed to Uper-
navick. She win call at some Of the inter-
mediate eestleDents to procure dogs, sleds. &C.
She has been encased In Q coat OF mail from
stem 10 stern. Commander Braine and crew.
were exceiieut hea1rh and spirits.
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REWARD OEFERED. PCs,m ter Ger. b
.-lh's t. o,-h On /" ,ent ofrhe dep rtmens a.
'c9-o o. ed a.ewa-d of $40 Cor the =" I.
of John N. Young, e;-post Off clerk, who. it
is a"e--d h." IN engag~d in counterIe. ng
orev olre-s prrpo Ing TO be issu-d at Osh-
kC :, " g.. aud which b we been offered for col
&c on at y ncinna Indi.,nal o'is and Spiins-
fed, III.
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SUICIDE OF AN UNWILLING BEIpR.-M'ee
MARY j. Davis, IN accom- n shed young iadv of
Bellevue, a., committed suicide BY Shooting
herSelf on "wednesday evening. She was about
to marry man she didn't love, ct 10 inst ,nce
OF her parents.
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TIE YELLOWSTONE ExPEDITIoN.-A dis
pat h received at the War department
from &c Ferry at st. Paul, Mimi, says 4
have just heard from Stanley thirteen days out.
He he's bad verv BID weather, but no double
stone nv Aul ,St ISL
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1T Is DENIED In San Francisco that the BRO.
tossed purchase Of the Central r scIfc railroad
does not include the entire intereseef Hunting.
ton and his eastern associates. Be y --7II
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The HEBREW CONFERENCE, in session i'm
Cincinnati, yesterday adopt d a CONSTITUTION.
forming an sS-oclatlon under the name of ths,
"Upion OF american Hebrew CoD( ,e gatiors -
The object OF the union is the establishment of
Hebrew theological college. All the Hebrew
congregations in the Unit a States are Invited
TO join the urion at the net meeting Of the
conference, which WI be held on the second
Tuesday in July OF next wear
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REyENUE.-The receipts from this
ource to-day Amounted t. S+19,Sc4.5.
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~Anna bickinson ID much ANNOYED st ne
way the newspapsr1 are marrying her ca.
0Lanra keene Is In The last staen o. con-
gyoe Jenarssn and family sansafsr xarope
yesterday. 81
0Prof. Thomas Baird, principal a Balt1-
more caAg college, di,d yssesrday, eyed hay-
~The Phrls 1eiphia base ban club bsas the
AaSantics yesterday, in Nev York, ~ aseore OF
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The z. q. steamer worcester at For,
Monroe.

Fokf MONROE, VA, July lO.-Ihe u. n.
steamer Worcester, flagship OF the North At
lsntic squadron, flying the flag of Rear Admiral
George III. Scott, arrived here at O'Clock D. m,
IN company With the Wyoming. and anchored
of the tort. All on board are well.
An Incenetary Fire I'm Pong kee psie.
PoUGHKkEPsIE, July l0.-An incend'ary IRE
last night DESTROYED CollIngwood, Miller a. Cos
luml or yard. Loss $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

THE CHAMPIoN WREsTLERs.-Ye yesterday the
final deposit of 500 q side WIS put up in the
forthcoming international wrestling match be-
tween Thomas Copeland, the champion OF
Canada, ard John McMebon, of this city. VIM.
n. Graham was cbo7en final stakeholder. The
contest is Tor $1,000 in gold, and is 20 be decided
at Troy, n. Y, between the 18th and 18th in {.
Homer Lane, the ex-chsmpion OF this city, and
VIM. Kennedy, the champion of New Haven,
put up a forfeit a few days 70, and yesterday
they put up an additional $3.50, and signcd
srticlCs TO VT; tie collier and elbow, best two in
thr e, far hack lsns, for s590a 5 de and the
MIDDLE WEIGHT championship of America. Tue
on Aug. 10. M. Cues. Perry was chosen final
pSehcider-N. Y. San, Ga.
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SEAsON OF 1878.

BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS.
BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, W. VA,
Two and half miles from Sir Johns Run, b. 4 o
Railroad First-class accommodations 4
for 500 guests. Daily mail, telegraph. all NAY
snirsements fine music, &c; excellent 4k:&l
fishing and hunting, and all the attractions Of a
Of water "a degrees Fab. with every variety of
baths, swimming pools for ladies, children and gen.
tlemPn.
TEBNs-s3 per day. $50 per week; first month
nurses. half prize.
s1s hours from Washington, via Metropolitan
Branch B. D Rail- DAD
U92w A. r. POTTS.
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TEE UTTs STILL FOR PEACE.-The Commits
'o~er of Indian Atsrs has received telegram
ON ayert Adams, at the Los Pimos agency,
Colorado, laying that whatever may have been
he rcuTstances attending the 'aSe outr 20
won tie Utcs near Rawlings, the southern
N council, have concluded ID keep the
u e, and have cent unners north ID o der the
Wiz LIVER Ut2R - do the anne. Trey agf.
no, ever, nat The pei petIators o. the our age
NJ " be puI = y d,
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SOUND FEET
y AND FREQUENT EXERCISE
in the open air and sunshine being the best pre-
servatives of both ply steal and menta heath and
consequent usefulness and
LONGEVITY,
thousands Of persons from far and rear TO visit
DR.. WHITE, the well known Ohiropodist, No,
535 18th street, opposite the United States Treas
Iry, W sshington, d u, for relief from Corns Bun
ions, Troublesome Nails, and other diseases of the
feet, and advise - to suitable fitting shoes. His
treatment generally gives immediate and painless
relief and in extreme cases, IL none but suta
bic shoes are worn often effects perfect cure The
fset being used 50 censtanty need occasional sttsn
or Bnnions By using knife, szor, other insult.
tion u the community visit the practically ex peri
enced Ohiropodist in order to better insure gafety
economy Of time, comfort, and health. lei
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AorH Cures THE SuEsFaoKB.-Jasper Car
Tor several days IRON the effccts Of sunstroke,
when fever and ague came along, gave him q
lively shsking up, and ,red hint q his nor
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SUMNER RESORTS.
WILSON'S hOTEL,

WILSON'S hOTEL.
WOODSTOCK, SHENANDOAH Co, VA
ROBT WILSON, Proprietor.
This Popular Hotel has been enlarged, repaired
and Furnished with ans elegant Fur 1. a
n'"rr and Bedding Gentlemen who de- vfHAV
sire spend the summer with their faini- ke.RX
lies in the country will find all the comforts Of q
home, while enioyin e the hne mountain air OF the
Valley Il Virginia. Leave Washington o'clock a.
N; al rive at Woodstock for dinner, j7-6t
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ATTEMPTs 10 SAVE THE STEAMER CITY on
WAsHISGToN.-Au effort will be ms ie TO save
TIE steamship CITY of Washington, ard alres 1y
a contract has been made with VIZ ,ckins COM
p3ny 70 save the cargo. The agent of the Coast
WIecking company te'e2rapbs from Halifax
that bts opin on is that the steamship CITY of
Washington can be saved, as she is uprighf,
and Laws high on the beach. Her cargo wi 1
mostly he -Ycd- p -
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THE PINEY POINT HOTEL.

THE PINEY POINT HOTEL,
Il (FOrmerlv The PaviliOn,')
P1SEY POINT, MARYLAND.
This delightful Summer Resort, situate on tue Po
tOnae river, eaui-distast from Baltimore a
and " ashin gton, ninety miles, has been vEsAY
leased by the undersigned for a term of lk.N7J
years and will be open for the reception Of guests
ID Of June.
Under the new rroprietorshi the house has been
thoroughly renovated, making the appointments far
superior to any former season. The table will be
supplied with all the delicsciss Of the season from
the Norfolk, Baltimore and Washington markets
AmusemeDts-BOwI.BR, Billiards, Boating, Fish
ing Bathing, Croquet and Quoit Grounds, &c.
- Crab or Oyster Lunch will be served daily.
Terms-s2 10 per day, SIS per week; children half
price: servants full price.
jyI-lm CHAS. r. PARKER, Proprietor.
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MoKl PLAYING WIFE PIsroLs.-Yssterda Az
Kenna and VIM. Ly nch, were sen Ming - obtain
posses Ion OF . p'ssol, 1t IVES dischsrgcd, dan
gerousiy wourding the former IN the Chest and
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An rJuHor1on hss been grapsed By Jades
Carpenter, Of Soush Carolina, rcs:rairine INV
and all 6scal officers Of the state irom levyine
or collecting any tax for the purpose OF payinS
the intere st on the bonds known a. convefsioS
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Il s "A B LII 3 h ED 1851.
JOHN g. BARTHEL,
STEAM DYER AND SCOURER,
No. ll4 FouR.ANp-A-HALFs STREET, Zone door
South of Colonization HAIL.

I take this method Of informing my friends, pa.
Nd ne public is ssaersl thst having recent;
EsfABLIsHMEET with all the modern improve
meas thereby making II complete In all its detsils,
70 perform IN the very best and the short
est notice all work intrusted TO my care and re-
specially solicit call from al who may desire worn
performed IN my line, and will guarantees entire
Satisfaction both In regard TO the superior IN
which my work h performed az well In my charges
which VIII be very moderate.
l.Adas' dresses cleaned without being taken aparf
and grease spots and stapa remove al hont
ing the whole garment.
gentlemen b clothes cleansed without shrinking
ND Glove eleensed At the shortest notice iel1
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I AkE VIEW HOTEL,

LADIES' GOODS.
REoP Wing.
A. II. EICHsTADT, :uccss.or to H. Glitch, has
nia avenue, vernon Row. 0NX
ANEW LINE OF GOODS
carefully selected Ny old customers and til. pub
nc are lnvIteo 70 csl. J96t
TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
NJ. WILLIAM
will commence selling at the above discount on
MONDAY, June 80, and continue to July ~, his
Ladies and Children's Dresses,
Llama Points, sacgnes, aud Cspes,
po,.a,, ~. Pam, Hat. Real Laces of all kinds
Flowers, Fss,hs.., Ribbons,
&c sfSas s. I'D nAFR E.
loved. All goods marked in plain II figures WIZ 10 a.
ie2slm NJ. WILLIAM, GOT Pa. ave.
E2Eh TIE 9G ssk5sF s5 5ss
MISS MCCORMICK, -
S&sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, u
Has constantly on hand fine assortment OF
IMPoBTED BONNRTs,
sfBAws, CHIPS,
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &c.
~ q ne newest designs Ladies GAPS and GOLF
hShEo Just received ms tr
VHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES
Il SUITS, selling at reduced prices at
Us s. HELLER'S, us Market Space.
r FAD AND SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Ladie Who have Hair svitche. tina. have faded
nom Us cen nave them restored to their natural
shade 10 superior manner. We have very large
Move Ssr{ I, ' sSs time ins so Say s
ahDhME EsTkkH'S Hair Factory, 81 . 18th st :,
aeaf street, a24-tr
PEAL HAIR SWITCHES, Price 90, selling for
- 80, ~ .. HkbLsh ., II9 Market Space. j25
STAMPING DEPOT,
GIT SEVENTH STREET,
fe1-tr Opposite Patent Office
L. FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL
the best article In the world for doing LINEN or
Musin. 1t tmpsrts g beautiful gloss to the FABRIC
For sale by Grccers.
BURNHAM L CO., Manufacturers,
1e0 West Lombard street,
Jarl4-ly Baltimore, Maryland,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

AsrAr. saAres q the order Of Pa ens Of
Husbanary has been organized in No.sh caro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

THE CHOLERA IN TEE SoUTHw EsT.-Several
Cases OF cholera have appeared in Little Rock,
Ark, amsng the poorer ella ses during the pasE
week. There was one death from tie Disease
yesterday. Three intermeuts from cholera
were repoi ted to the Eolrd Of Health of Mem
Phis ste-day. The internents yesterday at
Nashville were Is; none from cholera. At
Chattanc oga there were three deaths yesterday;
one Ct them from cholera. -Four deaths frofrf
cholera were reported in Cincinnati; yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-10

LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER FATALLY ScALDED.
The through train on what is called the new
s'r-line route for Washington which lett Phila-
delphia at l1:20 on Tuesday night, met with an
accident when within tSo miles Of Columbia,
Pa, which v ~ probably result in the death OF
drawing the i-ain- Tue connecting rod OF the
engine broke, permitting a large volume of
steam to rush into the cab, aud while the enei-
reer was applying the sir-brakes q iae COL
lspSec, hurting him out of the cab into ditch.
The fireman climbed over the terder 70 the
platform Of the baggage car and sppli@t the
chain brake succ- Gully. When the vain b 4
been stopped search WIS mode for the engineer,
WHO WIS found to have been horribly s:aldsd
and Othel q lse niur -d.-EoM. Sun, 1Oh.