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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

"A curious structure is rapidly ris-
ing, or rather sinking, in England. It
is a church designed to accomm odate
the crowded fishing population in one
quarter of the city. Land being diff
fcuIt to procure, it was determined to
build a church under the street. The
floor of this underground edifice lies
thirty feet below the surface of the
road, and is reached by descending, a
flight of stone steps. In form, the
church is a long parallelo2ram, 1872 feet
by so feet. The altar is at the north
end, opposite the base of the stairs.
The structure is to have an organ in
the west aisle, which is divided from
the nave by columns of Bath stone.
Attached to the church is a vestry
room, also subterranean. The cost of
the whole building $4,000, is borne by
a clergyman of Brighton.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14
Consumption,

the scourge of the human family, may IN its
early stages be promptly arrested and per
manently cured.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

CSeHd IS cents. and receive by return mail OuI
= Lamp FILLER auS terms 70 agents. With 80 you
can fiji Kerosene Lamp without removing burner
chimney. gTeasinR lamp outside. IUsUts
7rQBgfsf c7fgg7rHeTe st large Ways. NATIDSAL
AGENTS FsIPORTUAT, Boston. ass
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

DR.. r Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, \. Y:
Sir-FOr the last year 1 have been using
your Golden Medical Discovery. 1 owe my
life to it, having been afflicted for years. Did
not use it but q short time before 1 was bene-
flied at tina time I was very bad, not able to
sit up much, was suffering greatly with my
throat. was getting blind, had a dry cough,
and much pain in my lungs. l have used
twelve bottles of the Discovery and am almost
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14
A Dogs RemorSe,

The following interesting letter is
published in the London Spectator
Being accustomed to walk out be-
fore breakfast with two sky terriers, it
was my custom to wash their feet IN q
tub, kept for the purpose in the garden,
whenever the weather was wet. One
morning, when [ took up the dog to
carry hum to the tub, he bit me so
severely that [ was obliged to let him
go. No sooner was the dog at liberty
than he ran down to the kitchen and
hid himself. For three days he refused
food, declined to go out with any of the
family, and appeared very detected,
with a distressed and unusual express
sion of cOuntenance.
con the third morning, however, upon
returning with the other dog, l found
him sitting by the tub, and upon com
ing toward him he Immediately jumped
into it and sat down in the water. At
ter pretending to wash his legs, he
jumped out as happy as possible, and
from that moment recovered his usual
spirits.
There appears in this instance to
have been a clear process of reasonOng,
accompanied by acute feeling, going on
ID the dogs mind from the moment he
bit him until he Int upon a plan Of
showing his regret and making repara-
ton for his fault. IL evidently occurred
to him that 1 attached grea Importance
to this foot bath, aud II ne could con
vince me that his cJntrition was sincere,
and that he was willing TO submit to
the process without murmur, | should
be satisfied. The dog IN this case
reasoned with perfect accuracy, and
from his own premises deducted a
legitimate conclusion which the result
justified.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

Go To River Side Water Cure, Hamilton, III.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

uDTT uOQV or FITS cured by the use Of DR.. Ross
GT lHLIf D Epieptic Remedies. Trial package
- FREE. For circulars evidence of sue
cess. exc. address Ross BRoTHERs. Richmond. In d
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

FOR s sam f Fss Ears t$:s&% s9ss
Is Cts 6o B %6s P@5s & B6 695sFs &s9
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

Miss Baker, of Oswego county, n.
Y publishes The following warning:
80 March the - 1873. / forbid Env
One Marrying II nry Smith for / Was
Engaged to MIN March IL 1874 for II
he gets maIieI he Will haito Suffer the
Pently Of the law l remain as ever his
iutende ! wife Sophia Baker"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

THIS paper is printed with Ink furnished by
Charles Eneu Johnson 4 Co, 500 50. 10Th st
Philadelphia, and 80 Gold Street. New York For
sale in 10 and p D cans by SOUTHERN NEWS
PAPER UNION Nashville. Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

rILOna Gold Hines-200 men wanted with
"a s5yO TO join expedition fitting out work these
mines. A. W. Callen NJ yOr Junction City, Kansas
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

ANTED @ + NTS-rverywher to canvass for
cur great Centennial Book. worthy the special no
tce Of eEperen ed agents. For particulars address
the publisher, 3. 3. r Us ELL. Boston Mass
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

conn q month 10 agents everywhere. Address
pHUO Excelsior MFG CO.. Buchanan, Mich.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

Agents. Chang Chang sells at sight. Necessary as
soap. Samples 35c, Chang Chang Mfg Co, Boston.
LIVERY FAMILY WANTS IT. Money in it.
II old by agents. address NJ. n. Lowell Erie. Pa.
7 aides Sample of Mountain Rose Complexion
> SEWING machine needles given away
L. address, b P ANGEL, Knoxville, Tenn,
Cs7S 4 WEEK. Agents wanted everywhere. For
81 ~ QUILT 10c, FEITCH q WALKER Dayton Ohio
conn a month 10 agents everywhere. Address
pHOO EXCELSIOR M'F'G Co. Buchanan, Mich.
to S25 PER DAY-send for Chrome"
dp L ~ catalogue. J. Fl. BUFFOR D's Sons, Boston.
$52S2O ger Day as asms cD s Fals s 4 @sS
n0E0 month to male and female agents every
9Z5U where. Euresa Mfg. Co, buchanan, Mich
Subscribe for magazines and newspapers and or
- DER your DOCKS thr Ugh the sou CLUB
Ok CTS. pays one year for an SPACE, 4O-coI. pa
10 per OF Literature and Fashion.
Address DRONeOOLE q Co Louisville. Ky.
q S5vO 10 Join expedition fitting out 10 work these
mines. A. W. CaIIen Mayor Junction City, Kansas
AGENTS 65mhse5 T afGa sSffe ss T2rk an si
terms, loc. Simpso1 & Smith, COrtlandt ST. n. Y.
wa TED MISREPRESENTATION to canvass for
"ur great CenfcTlHi aL Book. worthy the special
the publisher, 3. 3. RUS ELL, Boston, Mass.
THIS paper is printed with Ink furnished bv
Philadelphia, and 50 Gold Street New York. For
sale in 10 and . D cans by SOUTH ERN NEWS
EbEE Sample OF salve or Ointment Say what
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

RIO to S25 PER DAY-Send for Chrome
tp / ~ catalogue. J, Fl. BUFFOR D's Sons, Boston
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

Subscribe for magazines and newspapers and or
- der your books thr Ugh the r ReS CLUE
Agency Nashville, Tenn. send for CataI cues.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

Agents. Chang Chang sells at sight. Necessary as
s0aD. SAMPLES 35c. CHAM Chang M-Eg Co. Rostnn-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-05-14

Ok CTS. pays one year for an SPACE, 4O-coI. pa
10 per OF Literature and Fashion.
Address DROMGOOLE & Co. Louisville XIV
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21
Gin Ruuftmerf III Dcrfaufem.

Sin sotbildes, aus Gid)enbols funitbou &C.
jdnibtcs Merf, bas bic Statue cines 3eiligen
auiuebmen ober au9 ais SaframcntSbausden
in elmer Gatbeoralc bienen t6nntc, lit gu ber.
faufen. DaS 9an;e Bert 1T 0ub bod uno
murbe auf ber Austeuuns III Cincinnati III.
Sabre 1878 augenlcin beiuunocrt. Sc ei9net
fid oieicS @ert 5ur AufiteQung IN einer 0ir9be
ooer ciner 8ereinSballe. Ser &initler tuiin1d)t
iebt birftiser llmitanoe ueeen biefes &unitrert
balb gu berfou fen. Sad)tenncr baben ben
Yreis auf $1,000 tarirt, ieood 1T oer Gi9entbi>
,ner bereit, cS fit bic 9alfte oeeS Yre,lcs ber<
5ugeben. 0aS &unituert bcfinoet ild 9egeu@
iuartig in Cincinnati uno fann bci bem @errn
B. N. &arrmann, Gde Der Greeman & etbertb
@trabe anseieben peroen, aud tounen aus
partige &au u1iebbaber cine Photographic oeS
&uuFuertS erbalten. Man tpenoe itd) an ben
S.rausseber bss v0bio @aiieafreunbes",
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Ncrc;m8sIuseiae.

Scr bsutid)e ro,niid) %fotboliid)e ct. 5o'epbss
llnterltiibunasber bon Qomerpb miro nod)
8el1lub Der tebten Scrlammlung, bonn 4. Apr.t
feline hicbiabri9e Sobresperlan1mlun9, 'pooe'
eu@ oic @abl Der 8eamtcn tatt rnoet; am
Sonntoa Nadu;ttoN ben o5 gpr'l nadl oet
@elper abbaleu. sllc Mitalicoer l1"o conlt'tnz
tionsmabia OerpHid)tet, BEL oleler Ssrlom'n'u"9
;u erid)ciHrn. o. o.,
Sobann 9amn,crltcin, Yral.
0einrd 9(tublina Sctr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21
Gin merf,p iirbioes q E.

Gin mert,p iirb i9es &C.
I d 0pi. 2ebts Mode ,uurbe BON Ell
ni9en forbi9enl 9(rbeitern III einem
Der 5oblrei6en fleinen Sopous untoe't
Gbef Menteur, 2ouiliano, Elm auBerlt 1elt=
James @el60pf lebenois ein9eion0en.
s. lit bies Elm alligator nnseiabr II
SUB lang, aber nur Die 9dlfte, Der &opf
un6 Die beiben Norberf fiibet lino Die eincs
N1i9ators; Der &6rper tfla@t ll1 pon Der
W(itte an ob uno enoet in elmer brelten
SHINE, ungefabr wie bel ben @eel6tpen,
Die man 10 bdufi9 in W&ena9erien liebt.
9os 5bier lit leiner Bouart na@ ofen=
bar oui bas Mo7er an9emie1en> uno aug
oielem @runoe tonnte es au6 in Dem
faum 5ebn 3oQ ticfen 8apou lei6t lei6t
ein9efon9en ,ueroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21
Obio .WailenfreNno.,
y /.
81 II 4 FIJI ct.

anfraae: Sd m0d,te germ uiiIen Go id)
BcIo fit Die gsailcn in einen &ritf id)idcn
fnnn:
Mntwort: Menn Die Sumne flein 1T 10
ldbt iid, bus i1on tbun, Mebrere Oolars aber
fdtdt man an iideriteu burd) @luneb Srecr
oner burd einen Gbcd bon elmer 0uten 8ahf
Dcrrn 8. IS @,r fennen nid)t nur boS an
aefiibrte plottocutlde @ebidt, ionSern aud oen
Oidter fcnnen mir per}onld, oa ct jabrelona
unler @adbur iuar. lleber einige 3et ,uollen
mir Sbrcn 8unld erfIlcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21
Slcue q acnte

WcWe u 9cH1fH!
Nadoem 9crr @eors arisser Die 9s!entur
uncrcS 8lottes ncbersclcat bat, baben ip'r oen
Serrn s. lep IS E bm ins 1873 Swn
Strobe, gum slsenten ocs uSbio Ma'lertre"1.<
nss" fiir bic Stoot @inci cinnal1 uno
llmse9eno ernannt. M
llnier iriibcrer rcilenoer Nsent, 9crr M. Srt<
n,onn bat tpe9en Gintritt III cin aneereS @e@
Id)aft bic Nacntur nieeergelegt uno Mtr hen'!<
bcn oieic @cleocnbeit oeniclben fur ielne 9ele1'
iteten 9ienltc I'm lern 0ont ous;ulpreden:.
Stir Delpbos s, g., baben tpir oen germ
Goipor @l. Yob III ann 5um sgen'
ten ernannt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21
DR.. MuQ. &0ntg's
@a;:,b. Rrd,.te: 9faifer.

fir gcrbrenl,!bcn, @riiburasu. robculeM g9nnocn,
9shcu.u,isn5, Gueorlfgle faracM 9ltbcn. yruits uo
Yaalliancricr, ilc:s VcrlenMngcn. 9ibnerau0e 2e9s
0ornc,l, 8cl:co4cnc 9rle, iftclM, 9lorS ltS ibers
ba,pi oGe 5uu:s:fhutlc. Yei McnfaeH uuS S1terell
Dlcid, aipcnSbG..
IS G,s. per Eauct 9sadcte fir 81.
Sn alcu ttu;jteu 9lpotbst;n su baben.
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Ncrc;u8> Mnzei0c.

Sic Mitoliceer bcs neutidcn srbciter Inter
ltiibun9ss @ercins iino biermit nr'n9eno erl"olt'
iid) bel bcr naditeu @criammlunA ais an !
Wai 1873, ale obnc NusnabHle gu erldalclae'''
oa icDr uidtiae Sod)en su perbonocln l'ne.
Nlid)ocl SlGttnar, Frol.
ryofob &cfle. Scfr. lO5)
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Scr Scubbpte
aes a6ttlidjem !6cr,ens Sesu.

wonatsi6rift bes Gebets =slpoitolotes. Mt @enebz
mi9ung Der 9eiitli6en Obern rnb NIT 8enl*un9 bes
beutiden. ensiiben nnb fran;Dii1cn Seneboten. -
Sir bic 9eutiden stmeritas er9an;t une Dcrausaez
eeben pou Soiepb @obbels, Yfarrer ber st.
MuguitinuS=Aircbe in Gopngton i, Gp., uno Director
ocsWebets =Mpoitolats fir bic9euti6ea 9foroamerifo5
Der Sobrsang uon 12 Nummern foitet $500.
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c1phn.. 81. Mf,
0rut(d5er AopoRat unto 2Iofar.

~ IS adion Stra6s! 9iNsiMTatM I; 1sn H. =! Gtoo=
ten. it bepplmIttiot, oue gcletd,en Dotumente a<
,uiertiaen, als Dseos, Usorsaeee, YowerS Of attorz
iep, btionters SoumatcM siIta ir ae Saosr GMz ~
ropa5. luteruaungen iber bic Hd9ts9tsMita e. no" W.
aentbum pcrben 9arattirt. SoDh y. Ar,.: -
% Sadiou Strabc, Cincinnati, ~.
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9 / cr d t II L.

Scr 9eutiebc @au8fcbak in @ort une
8ilo. Dicie portrefHide iluirir:e e3eitidriit, bat
ibr er5tes balbcs Sabr bollcnbet, 10000 Ibon%
nentcn Dat 1id, Die 3eitlhrift in 6 Monatcn CT
runaeu, unb f1ripabr, Der @ausidob bcroient
Is, in ieber 9ebilosten Uamilie aeleien ju iper.
BEN. Sie Dcbile bcs 8lattes: 0ir Mobrbelt
uuo Med)t Tebt nid)t bios auf Dem 1iel, lons
bern lire Durd)fibruna befunoct fid) aud
hurd, heu Snbalt Oabet lit bic %uSltattung
10 id)Sr, bab Der @ausidob it9 icocr illultrirz
ten 3citldriIt ;ur Seite leuen tonn. 9S'r
tuiiuid,en ocr 3eitidrift cine balbe Million
Nbounentcn in alien 2dubern, 10 tpeit Die bout
Idle 2unac tlingt unb Soft I'M @imn1cl Qicecr
iinet. ~ -
oas 8. Seft erid)iencn, bas tbcniaus boil oeS
ld)0ulien Snbalts uno pradtieer 8ilber 1T: .
Sic 81 boIi den Miiiionen" 1T
bcr 9itcl elmer iueiteren, idon meDriad err
luQbnteu 3c;tldrift, Die in l1oner sluSitattung
unb burd) prod)tpollc 8ilber ben Gortidritt
bcs tatbolldcn @laubcns in aI!en eanoern
BARTLETT.
- Nls por eiuiaen Sabrcil bic Banosn oes
NaubertSnias pon Stalien III 9lom ein;o9en
uuo ocm Madiolaer oes Npoitelfiirlten @etruS
bic elpiae Stabt meanobmeu, oa jubelten Die
SSeiube Der tot9olild)en Stride uno berldieecne
Setteu id,idtcn ioglcid gut beioloete @rehi9cr
nit 0i1te,l boil 8i6eln unb Grottaten nit Meib
uuo Stub, nit Sad uno Hod Nadj &om, un,
R0mer proteitantil1 al MAIDEN. 9ob IN bic
fem Metteifer bet Seftcn bic Glet1ooi 1ten nid)t
ieblteu, lit gan, natirlid). Nber nit Der Ser
ie6runa bet eieentliden @0mer bat IS quite
@eile; finf SABRE lan9e slnipeIcnbeit oer
Vread,er in Stom, Serge boil 8ibelu uno Sraf@
taten uuo 0aiIcM boil @slo baben bic Romcr
nod nidt gum slbialle sebrod)t. IS 1T jebt
nod aerooe 10, mie Az ben 3eitcn bcS Spoltel
YouluS, bet ben M0mern idrieb, oob ibr @laube
lin ber aon,en @elt oertiinoet ,ueroe," nanlid)
bet romil1 tatboliibe @laube. 0er,ler Doben
Die &0mer ou1 nod nidt persenen, oab ldon
uor n,e6r olS 1900 Sabren TauluS iDnca
id)rieb, bieie moberncn Settenpreader nid)t ans
;u90ren: SD bite eud) aber, Briioer, bob ibr
eud in Sld)t ncbmet bor oencu, mcld)c 3ren=
nu,a uno Nergcrniile anri9tcM mioer Die 2eDrc
bic lit aclernet babt uno mcioet 1ie." Oie1c
Wlabnuu9 .bes W6lterapoltelS Daben oonn bic
sl0ner aud III unlern 5a9en bcfol9t, ocSbalb
ridten bic Settenpreoigcr nid)ts aus uno meD'
rerc babcn ibr @erfebrun9s heS romildcn
Yoltes boffnungSloS ouf9eseben une linb bon
buunen eeaogen. 9ie bartnadi9en Metbooi,
Itcu aber boben nod immer ous9ebalten, uno
rid)tiq, iebt 9aben 1ie int bori9en W(onat Elm
neues airdennitslieo in 0aon. seluonnen, bas
Den N1etbobiien @9re madt. Ser alte Strold
uno M6uberbauptn,ann @arihalbi lit al,
:. wlar3 in som olS ebrenmit9lieo oer Metbo'
biitentirbe aufsenomnlen. Ser @9renmet6o:
bit @aribalbi Dabt eaS Gbriitentbum uno ii
cit, cffenbarer @otteslausner, oaber babt e'
aud ben Stattbalter @ottes auf @roen, bcr
Yapit unb es ldeint bobcr, bob oieier Seb &C.
aen Bic fatbolilde Stride ein 9eniigenbes @lau'
benSbetenntnib 1T, I'M Wfet1ooilt gu peroen.
Gin Runfttrerf su 1crfaufeu.
Sin nothiIdeS. ou3 Gid)enhpl, fllu1tbOl oe.
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Dr.. August Koenig's
ga ambnrger Gropfen.

Gin .u,trii9liAcs unS lidere5 MiHel geaen ale
SiranfbctcM tc5 Ma0enS, ber Qtbcr be5 l@ns
!tr!citta, {pfcru Te aus BcriAlcimun9, anBe>
tluitculrubt1teu unb llnyereauliafeite entlta,'
tcu i;ut, ol5 fplifartiee 2eibldmer3en,Bel9'per
tcu RS 0urfes, BET 8rul, ShrpiubeL Nrilden,
Z Iiinrrfcit hes Nppfes, 8eflemmUu5ber Bsult'
be]dwsrli1cs 9lu6s uno ginatbmen.
Iue Tla1be SO @ts. TlalAen So.
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9Saul Gitrcin,
MltarbQucr. 8ilobauer & GcrQoloer,

l120 @rccnupz Str., nobc Der ct. Solcpbstird)e,
2etterbor $40, Gouin8ton, Sp.,
perfertist Mltdre, Eabernafel, &anseln &C. in eoem
beHebigen Stple. Cine Musruabl ueribicbener Nlane
tbels Bier unb theils III 9eutl9anb auSgefubrt lie
9en tets aur Wresat ea. Q04)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-04-21

cag~ Nuf @erlansen ucroTentliden iuir fol<
aen6cS Sd)reben bes Serrn Or. ebas. u.
Maner, SEEMS Greet, @o.,: sd bin i@on lc1t
3 Sobren bon GnQbriiiti9teit Dcim9elu9t babe
id)on iebr piele Mebisinen 0ebrand)t, ober telne
SGlfc befommcu. Dr. MuoMtt Rpni9's
6ambur9er 8rufttbee Dat mir nun megr
oebolfeu, mic oue onbern W(ebi;incn. SD bate
teincn slppetit gum G1en. Seitocm i@ ben
gbcc 9ebraude, tann id gut eilcn uno ldlofen.
Sd mor lcbten@intcr iibcr 3 @(onote bettla9erls,
'uele nun ober uiebcr meinen @cl1aften nod)."
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esg~ Sic 0Dabrbcit, oab &leioer uno
Siite fit 9errsn unb 2naben idon lonse n'd)t
70 billia morrr, tpic jcbt. llebcrSs"9t Gu@
1elbit i'm ,,v..
NeuYprtNleiber>@eldatt
Nront Str, sluilden Court nno Nuttern"t>
croN, 8.
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&ciicnoc M9cnteu gcind)t
fiir ben vObio @ailenfreuno". @esianete, gert
ionen, tpclde siderbeit in boarem @eloe lteasn
tonnen, moaen iid me!ben bei bent ScrauSgebcr.
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Scocs fl otbolii1 dc Gbepoar lollte
1id) boS pradtoollc 0orbenorud6ilo
~Sranun0S=M,,benfem
(13 X lS 3oll 9rpB)
onldoffcn mcldes bel MH9lbouer &
9 ebrle, Al Soutb Ga Salle @tr., Gblcaao,
erl6icnen uno bel alien Yrieitcrn uno totbolt=
1d)en @udb6uolern gu bobcn it, 4reiS so GtS,
feiucre NuSgabe Is Gk. slusgabc nit eng
I i ld) EN- Gert75 Gts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-02
Jerome Park Races

JEROME PARK. Oct. 2.-The fall meeting
OF the American Jockey Club began to-day
The track was very fast, the weather COO
and beautiful, and the betting spirited
The first race was for purse OF 500, three.
quarters of mile. The starters were Matte
A, Rhodamanihus, Leander, GillihOwer
SpTinglet, Tattoo, l.. L., Fleetwood, Emma
The race was won by Matte A. by half a
length; SpTinglet second, a neck before R1a.
damanthus, who was third, Leander 70 nth
Glllenower fifth, and Tattoo sixth. Tn
other three were beaten off. Tims-l:l6a.
Springlet got away two lengths before Tat
too, the rest in bunch, Matte a. and r. la-
damanfhus starting badly. Springlet re-
tanned the lead 10 tue foot or the stand. where
RhadamanthuS and Matte a. ran out OF the
ruck and challenged Springlet, Matte A
coming away easily.
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NAVAL ORpERs.-Lieutenant Walton

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutenaut Walton
Goodwin ordered to duty at the Hydr-
graphic Office. Medical Inspector Jacob s.
DUNCAN TO the Brooklyn, and as fleet Off
Ger of the South Atlantic station, per
steamer of the sd instant from Baltimore.
Medical Inspector Thomas w Leach to duty
as member of the Naval Meuical Examining
board at Washington. ID. c., Goth instant.
raised Assistant Paymaster Charles ID.
Mans led and Assistant Paymaster Charles
III. Barthell TO examination preliminary To
promotion, 9TH instant. Lieutenant Com
mahder Henry l. Johnson detached from the
receiving ship Colorado, at New York on
the 10Th instant, aud placed on waiting
oTcers. Lieutenant L. ID. Tanssig from
special duty connected with the DarIen sur
vrS al d also from the command of the re-
ceivlng ship Relief and ordered to dutv i'm
tie department of yards and docks, navy
Naid, washington. Medical Director Sam
atI Jsch Sf, nom the naval hospital Norfolk
gro oI.efed 10 The naval hospital Chelsea.
Mass Medical Director Joseph Wilson from
the haVaV hospital Chelsea, Mass. and
paced on waiting orders. Medical Director
Charles Martin from the naval hosnitai
Washington. Goth instant and ordered To the
navaI hospital Norfolk, Va. Medical Di-
rector F. NJ. Gunnell from duty as member
of the Medical Examining board and ordered
To The naval hospital at Washington path
instant. Pay Director II. NJ. HeiskeIi has
been placed on the retired list TO date from
September oath last.
L.. ave OF absence has been granted to Capt
;. Fillebrown, Norfolk navy yard.
1he IbliO"lhS named OlIlCerS nave h6en
detached from the Torpedo station at New
port, X. l., 10 date froIa- the 9th of October,
ard are ordered to duty as hereinafter tated:
Com mander Henry deb. Wooley, Lieuten-
ant Commanders Frank Wilies and Charles
r. SchmitZ and Lieut.. Bloomfield McIlvaine
placed on waiting orders Lieutenant Com
mar der George F. +. Wilde, ordered to the
Boston navy ard. Lieutenant Commander
charles ii. Davis, jr., ordered to the naval
observatory, sd October. Lieutenant Com
mander ID. j. Higginson, ordered TO report to
The chief of the bureau of ordnance for special
cuty. Lieutenant Commander b. =. Lam
berton, ordered to the receiving ship Colo
Tado. New York, as executive, 18th October.
Lieutenant Commander Joshua Bishop, or
dered 10 hold himself in readiness for sea ser
vice. Lieutenant VIM. Z. Randall, ordered
TO the receiving ship Ohio at Boston, 18th
OF october. Lieutenant Louis Kingsley or
dered to the Canandaigua. Lieutenant Ma
Than T.. Miles. ordered to the receiving ship
Potomac at Philadelphia, 18th of October
Lieutenant II g. Davenport, ordered to re-
port by the 18th of October to Rear Admiral
jenkins at Philadelphia for special duty
connected with the centennial. Lieutenant
George X Bicknell, ordered TO the hydro.
graphic office, 18th OF October. Lieutenant
VIM. T.. Swinburne, ordered TO the recei wing
ship Colorado at New York, 18th October
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kilograms to The Star.
oBSEoUIES OF ANDREW JOHNSON
CEREMONIES IN NASHVILLE.
THE ORIENTAL QUESTION.
ATTACK ON kick REPULSBD,
CHINA AND BURMAH REFUSED.
TENNESSEE
Death nf nan n r. &--.

Ut.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2-Surgeon James r
Weeds, of the United States army, stationed
az this post for several years, died az Ash
barracks yesterday afternoon.
obsS qufes OF ex-President Johnson.
Business Is generally suspended to- day IN
hOnOr OF the obseQuies Of eX- President John
son. A large number Of distinguished citi-
Zens OF Tennessee and other states have ar
rived To participate in the ceremonies. Let
ters OF regret have been received from Secre-
tary Belknsp, Governors Tilden, OF New
YORK; Whyte, OF Maryland; Garland, Ar
Eansas, and McCreary, OF Kentucky; Hon
Gideon Welles, OF Connecticut: Senator
herrimon, Adjutant General Townsend ex-
governor Letcher. OF Virginia; Henry e.
SaTey, of Philadelphia, and many Others.
The procession, comprising Is divisions, will
move at O'Clock under the supervision oi
NE Marshal in chief Brevet Major General
u Pennypacker, of the United states army.
EH, senator Fowler will deliver the memo
rial address in Representative Hall this
evening.
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Centennial

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-The state nf Ohio
has commenced the erection OF its buildings
i'm the Centennial grounds. Similar build
irgs will be put up by Massachusetts, Con-
necticut, New York, New Jersey, PennSyl-
vania, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Michi-
gan, Wisconsin, Kansas, and Missouri. The
English commission has applied for an ex-
tension of its space in the park for the cree
ton of a third building. The reception OF
applications for exhibiting space will be dis
continued after October 30,