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Convention mt K"nkuk, Tn., Of This
Gjn5s Of A0cIctY EttErCnEanufA.

Convention mt krnkuk, Tn., Of This
t'nss Of soricsy Ehrrrnt,0uta.
AJt'.l! f'tttntrA tn 191 Chtcaut I71d.nt
kEoSuk4 ia. Soy 4.-PMEu&ut to tue cali
'eaiei tctle TINA sce, a Convention Of tho
fork-PAckcrH Of this gecsi1n Of tho Wost was
held iu the United ssates Ulrtrict Court-Isoom In
ths city. this afternoon. Quincy and Carthage,
H.. Wets Point. Dttumua, Burlington, Fort
Madison md Kooknk, Ia, and Hannibal and
LaGrAuge. So. ~cso represented. James Al-
aIie. Of Quincy, was chosen President, A. J,
stiIwell, Of Hannibal, yice-l'scHdcnt aud George
A. Horton, Of heokuk, Secretary. Tie Commit
tce on Business. through lts Chairman, George
=, y. hlnytl,. Ut I.eoEnk reported the following
Resolutions. wleA wero adopted:
l. Ns con,ntnd tbs adoption If the suIns And .tC,,.
la'in's siIl l:nI t. lie backing Of hs tArr c1 aiad
taoII recently held IL 81. Louis.
,. That. in vt~ Of ths risk Of sending money into
the eodhtrt TO buy hogs. aud the excitement usll4J
gos'cn up to the country by eotnEl.~.o..b;ye4. wo
Gsrsy Teconnt tA.: .4e rcsI eesise PACKERS Of t'H
elae "r delivery anl tn be weighed ut respective
pa.k.Het Points.
tu.L',,neas Of lu:crs n buy hogs co:un1iss:ou.
:. lhe pHIc'taro q ho:E. wien thy bought
uic, :l!e rrF sru;atou q sller tho lsce agreed
chantAhe hcgs. Any o,rrgr,wn, rough. or purify
fasteh hoga 10 10 regretted and taken on!y at rr,ee
3 ny L ar s,s .ss I"s: f.s ;.syu soT, r.. s1a
sllrr. nnftt,rd Ia lie eutt1I from the .,, Of Qoou
hoFs for s'ass one-foart, foE crippled luG-, Aud 10
n.!u"s to hn deducted for , .sy tuWH
Whereas. from tho Lest Information we en-
oHsIi1t, the r1cklnR season promises oicn a!c Ell
We 1eeln It tn cur tutrrtst ta Al alinn the Hr of
hogs on commission, ws hereby agns 10 1ay tho
farlers, tlruserr, and nrs of hogs our reArec-
tive lotaFties for 1rir huga delivered anl wskLel
al nnr respective 4rking Ion- relative ,rirr. 70 the
l'!ces ruling Ill Chicago, u. Lslis and o.Aer l,rge
r., King luints ut If purchase, AMI WI hereg
nl'rn 1roll and shippers. far pracstcaolr,
to ac!l their h4 directly Il packers, aud thus save Ii
thtinhcTee lie c.lnriuns that have previously been
patd cotlullsHluA uu5rrH,
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Tho GEaud Jlry III the United Staten District
Court returned two indictments Wednesday,, uno
against Bontasnin boyd aud tho other against
AmlE,uda lloyd. These partes vere arrested
short time ago by Elmer Washburn, Chief Of tie
Secret Service, and arc charged With having In
their poracssiou two plcteA for printing cpuutcr-
felt S!0o Treasury notes, and two plates for
conuterfo ting e2u gteenbscks. which they lad
cansod to bo engraved. and from which nl,r,-
bor OF counterfeit notes had bcen printed. Tlio
prisoners we1e arrnirncd yeato. day mornug. and
pleaded not gully bcioro Judgn Bodeett. They
nero then admitted to bail. tue amount being
fixed at s$D.0UJ IN tho case Of Benjamin D,y,l
and 1T $15. GOO in that of Amr!nda Doyd. but
being unable to obtain huI e.ias, thoy wero re-
msnded to the County Jail.
THE GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Tho following is III alstrAct Of the mouthly rc-
port Of ". Upton. Assignee, for tue month Of
October:
Balanro on hand Oct. ct.1...,............Sa So, ,soasa
hcee5pss hlnce 1850
Aol1i
EAo gu utFoents, 11A..jH
"a nm t3n6 tx II
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A stock - Dog.
Tho other day Fickslure negro VISA drawing
q biz dug Irunnd the street W strap, aud
ciszcn in,Flir+d
"ls that yon1 dog :"
"iee eah."
DO yul want TO sell him :"
'ieH. pa1l. want to .tll my sheer OBJ him"
"Yolr share? Uos's that':'
"Why, lis dog TN di.idtd into eighteen
slecrt, Do ef,eer.ht,.e.rs nm llti!o down iu
tho snoaf on count of dc hard times, a,' Ize
depnnt'zed to sell the kayulno for the au,n oh
two dol ars'
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National Line Of Steamships,

NEW YORK 10 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
KklS, G49 tong Saturday, Nor g. Al \.
KSUtASD. 50 tona. ataf1a3 No,. Il atSp.
Tuk QUEEN, I. III lou: .s.taris;, Nv II, - IT,
.,..,,.,. fOA LONDON DlAKuT.
nHEECK. $40 tons Thur Nov. II. It 50.
'rtursdsy. hnJ H. l.
CABIN p.*4i4s. 10 ani aia olIrsaer. Hatura tiek
~ ~ ssuunsd rAle%. Stsstafs tcts4+ ~ eafFeac{
AppIysn P. B. LARSON.
Nutlsast eoFusr Usrt aud RAndatph.ats topposls
hHG4EIAa itausua Chicago.
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nmaha, ,Lasvsuw'th8Atchison Ex
EeFu 4 AceosnmudAttoa.. .........,,,,
hl4hl EzptRas.....s,,
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CHICAGO, 8i1Rl lthGT0N 4 QuiNcf RAILROAD,
btpoti foot 1f Lat.st.. Indiaaaus. and SIi4rnk.rt
ifa7s nld Sizfttnth.s:s. 71eks4 oMeA 81 CRarSss
and at ll4patJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-31

EOnOT Sdr:-Will our honorable Commits
sfoners please inform the Taxpayers of the
county why nearly all of our roads are en-
tirely neglected? A tax is now levied on ms
at the same rate as in the city, which has
never been done before. We thereby not only
pay Tor gas, water, and the fire department,
help TO pay the interest on the old debt of the
city, created while we We're under separate
government, and from which we never de-
complain of this if our roads were kept up.
The Board OF Public Works put the most OF
them in firstrate order, and now they are
being ruined, often for the want of a half
hours work in opening a gutter that had
gotten stopped up, and which would have
prevented the sullies that the last rains have
cut In them. a TAXPAYER.
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GEORGETOWN ".

Mr.. JAMES WARDELI., one OF the Oldest
citizens Of Georgetown, died at lis residence
on Bridge street, last night.
Ma MAURICE PISCHAwvER has so far
recovered from the injuries he received at
the bands of Mr.. Getz on Friday last, as 10
be able 10 BE- out and about.
TIE RECEIPTS OF COAL by the canal dur
ing the week ending Saturday last amount
ed 20 Il, so tons, and the shipments 10 L, cog
tors.
WHEAT.-The offerings OF wheat at the
Merchants Exchange to-day amounted 10
ALSO bushels. Sales OF $50 bushels at fron1
-l.S5 10 SI.s7.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lizzie Reagan, from
Alexandria. with $50 bushels wheat for
Hartley & Bro.
ATTENTION IL called 20 the advertisement
OF an excursion 10 be given by Covenant
Lodge OF Oud Fellows on Thursday next
I1e character of the gentlemen having the
SEair IL charge Is sufficient guarantee OF
Its success.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEC.pr.
"Tricks Vpou Trnvele .


Editor Sdr:-In company witt 90
one ~ , Wn3m a was very age and another
bv tie RaitimoSs ans D Loagh passengers
Philadelphia tn Washi- Ga, m roau rom
Saturday, the 18th, l..ay,in1 pS,, .ns tra,n o,
I'D p m, IN, one OF TIE employees Of the had az
wonIa cn,,,s tbrns. laced us in the car when
Potomac road, nd the eentIananiv c s,rt
ductor, both AT Wilmington and again when
n me- ba,,u acre, assured us that we were
cars, whiist Some other passengers were mott
neu 20 I'd re cars ia the rear,-their tickets in
diealhg the Baltimore and Ohio road to
nearly full, there being very few vacant seats
On reaching the station In Baltimore. bsv-
ing passed through the first tunnel, II was
loudly called In the font of the car that call
passengers for Washington must repnove tn
the next forward car" To that car a rush
was Immediately made by all the younger
and able bodioi passengers. When we and
many Others reached 1t, every seat was fonnd
filled. and many persons standing in the pas-
s sage, way; WIN their little bundles in their
hands Whilst star ding there one of the EN-
ployes Was asked the reason of this apnarenf-
was that IL was ''for fun
Those who could not Fl ad places were then
directed 10 again take the car tnev had inst
lett, which was done by us and some twenty
other passengers. When the conductor (whose
name was told " as Wrlghtl came To collect
the tickets. l civilly asked him the reason
for the inconvenient change we had been
forced 10 make.-fOr the previous conductor
mad told us we We're all right. He very curt
ly replied "that he intended 10 cut off one Of
the cars; and how could he tell whether there
was room or not till he had put all the pas
seneers in the o:her carr"
from the TOOK and tone in which this infor-
nation was given, 1t was made very plain
That any iurtber inquiry would he met by
r deress If not by insult. If this is TIE way
In Whlch the company permits passengers TO
be treated, like cattle driven from one men ~
another, 1t Will Tot be desirable road for
aged or infirm persons to travel on. 1t will
amount 10 little 10 make representations TO
the company, and IL is only 70 you. Mr. Edf-
tor, and TO public opinion that appeal can be
made which will induce the company 20 en-
ploy more judicious officials.
A CITIZEN OF WASHINGTON.
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IL Mrs. Genera Lander has cone from
London TO the continent
e. senator Jones has established 40 ice
factory at New Orleans.
e Hon Geo. d. Schall, prominent law
yer of Allentown, Pa, Committed suicia.s
yesterday.
DCapt- Green Walden. of the United
states revenue marine, died yesterday, near
Portland, Me.
Baltic for England Saturday. The Presi-
cent and party sailed down he bay with
them.
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CITY LITE lis.

"A NEw STORE, stocked with an elegant
assortment OF stoves, ranges, furnaces, fire
repairs for them. has been opened by Messrs
Hon * Thomas, at 800 Pa. avenue. The best
range In the market-the Stag head range
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-31

DIR. c. w. BENsoN's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness aud
Sleeplessness, and Will cure any case. Price
90 cents a box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles Stott q Co.. $50 PENN
sylvania avenue, Washington. s5,eoI:
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VA portrait OF the late Gen. Frank P.
Blair has been placed in the capitol at JEFF
fe son City. Mo- 1t represents The General
st his prime, before the blight OF his long ILL
ness fen uTon him, and is said 10 be work
OF much ,uerit. 1t was painted by Gen. Geo.
Missouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-31

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. king hours, to 4. Saturdays
To and toS Tt3lltl6
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$50 TO $40, 900 has been invested IN Scock
Privileges ard paid 900 per cent. profit. elbow
10 do It," hook on Wall street, sent free
Iumhridge d Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street.
New York. ga.
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= CARD-EdltGT Scr. IN justice 70 nv
Seif i teSlEe To state that the Frank Hoard"
men TONED iG this mornings press Is being
d,-Or1erly = fDt The Francis Hoard con-
nCeted with the War department. BY in
seTting the aoove in your journal you VIII
confer a favor. Yours. &c,
" 2SkIngjOO, August 81 FRACCIs HOAFD.
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so the shoe can be worn with ease. Bunions,
IDgrOWlng Nails, Vascular EXcrescences,
and other ailments of the feet successfully
treated, at DIR. Whites establishment, 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours a.
N. to ID. M.
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GRAND DESTRUCTION OF PRrzEs-Sl 90
GiC4-g A1CIJ !tth F51Fs.k Lesle'S !3OgS Of Amer
i~d-So %, oOEtaiDung the numbered rerti-
fca;e, will be fox sa Il tomorrow. Wednes-
corner OF AZ street Snd Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-31

BEFORE SENDING your children away to
schoOi, marx their clothing with Smiths
rubber stamps or stencils, 1913 Pa. ave 826f
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STEAMER LINES.

~ OCULAR LINE TO
H NOR FOLK. NEW YORK.
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
On and after MONDAY, July Il, ISIS, the new aud
elegant steamers ~
Lady Of the Lake and Jane NoseIey
TON ami NORFOLK each week.
i ,0Se IN S At the principal River Land SES
TIE LADY OF THE LAKE viii leave WASH
lNSIOH every MONDAY and THURSDAY at s
and FRIDAY at o. m ' ANoA
THE JANE M0SELEY will leave WASHING
TON every ~ EsDAY and FRIDAY at 3 O'CLOCK D.
M and NORFOLK every MONDAY and THURS
Fare to Norfolk, 80; round trip tickets, So Meals
and state rooms extra
EXCURSION RATES.-Round trip tickets az re-
aqoed rates to Point Lookout, Fortress Monroe and
To Point Lookout and return, 81 80; TO Fortress
Monroe or Vue de l. Eau and return, IS A further
reduction to families of fifty cents on each fare
boat, and until used.
For Tickets, Ststerooms or information apply AZ
the office 81 the INLAND AND SEABoARD
COAsTlNG COMPANY, Room No. 2, National
Department. iyaO-Iv
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DARING ROBBERY OF A STREET CAR
MONEY BoN-Last night three haIf- grown
colCrcd boys made a raid on one of the Met
rppCHtan hOrSe-carS at the corner OF NJ
street end Connecticut avenue and. Selling
the money! box from the platform, decamped.
The driver jumped over the daSh-b board and
succeeded IN capturing one of them, Returned
lin 20 the car and took him 10 Georgetown
" there he was turned over 10 the police. The
Diner Two made good their escape with the
money,
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COINS Extrncted Withont Pai,

ALEX. ADAMsoN's well-known Billiard
Room, with stock, fixtures, &C., for sale and
house for rent 3G5 9th street. s236
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NV MONTHLY PAPER-The first mum
bCT 90 The .ilPhG, a new monthly Journal. 10
he published under the auspices OF the Moral
Ihr f,pha will wage relentless WAY on sen
EUaLty ana aniIEaiIty IN man kind b" amt It's
mission i To benefit and elevate The human
race subscriptions received by Mrs. Dr.
y iuSiSw I Grant Place, AMI MIS-. Wool. IGs
4 t.oSl.
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OPEN AIR CONCERT Tomorrow EVE
MN The following Is the programme of
re Marine Band Tor their concert in tine
Smithsonian grounds tomorrow evening:
' National Alr- 2 Qulckstep, TutOnia; l..
schneider. 3 Overture, Die PfegekinsieF;
LlndpaintneT- :. Polka, Forest Echoes: RE
del. 3, PotpOurr1, Opera Polinto; Donizetti.
q waltz, MODi1 klenge, Strauss. Z. Chorus
Opeta TrOvatOTe; Verdi. {. Medley, La file
re NGIne Angot; Lecocq. 0. Gaiop, Storm;
Killer Bela. 10 National Air. The music
VIII commence hereafter at half past five
O'Clock p. IN.
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i NICE SPECULATToU.-ODe Of the incest
hJtIe >peculatious OF which pTOperSy-hoidsES
car avail themselves is 70 pay their special
Improvement taxes thrO ugh }. 9. Lay & Co,
- \ street, receive the benefit of a large
discount. and stop the p, yynlent OF ten per
cent in tereSt.-AdUI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-31

THE THFATERs To- SIGHT-The opening
OF Ford Opera House and the National The,
ater- uncer MY FOTt'S management. last
night drew oct a large number OF our
an userle1t loving citizens. FOri's was lit
orally 1cked, and the exhibition given by
taNeTIys MINISTRIES excellent in every re-
slect- IEey appear again 20 night j. q new
programme.
AZ The National fha ATTENDANCE was Eof so
'lrSt, oui tho present SeemTd 20 heartily
enjoy tie eOmi"alitiCs OF MeSSrs. Baker and
t.IIOn Ia Heinrich ard Hettie" when
WClie not very brilliant dramatic prOluc-
ton j. we'll calculated 20 brig out the local
II q NJ - I've powers o. the principal char
acieT~- The pertoI nance win be repeated
tu-LiguI.
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Heather Probabilities To-day.
LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

No 'cfdi Tks0tre.- MesSrs. Baker and Far
ron IN Heinrich and Hettie."
Forts OpcTG Rotss.-Haverly's Ministries
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Wall street To-day.

XIV YoRK, August sI-The Posts financial ar
lee says ggld opened AT lli's, and has sold st
IL al ;l45s The feature Of the market hes been
On sold loans, cash sold having Commanded Tor USE
5aI por annunl, alo 6 TO 8 of one per cent 9ei
n7y. These rates have so demoraiizsd the
foreign exchange market that the leading
cIasrTs o. sterling have reduced their nom,
5-aI TItes To 4S1zai5S, bat business il more
Ltd,y represented ~ quotations VI 4S4a455s4>7}a,
II IL" Y oney market ca loans 2sS Der cnt Mer
camille paper A. unchsL gCd. Government bonds are
irregular bu; generally low Ell than yesterday spor-
Ulstivr shares opened y q = below yesterday clo--
iBe kept Pacinc NJ which was = higher snJ
st Psul and Ohio and Mississippi, which were NJ
changed In ths FIRST hour prices fell iaI' on lat.
lei, Northeast G n,noH, And ueNt Western UIiOn
Tel, graph rs L. the next half lour there was a re-
covery Of %G1S latter, Sor'hwest and telegraph II
THIS WAS followed bog decline Of 5sezs, the latter
" estern Union Telegraph. Since then there has
been Use OF -sa-S, and now prices AeaI ar 10
highest than the low est Tire ket has been made
lev erish and unsettled by speculation ia Western
Union Telegraph. Extreme sales have been as fol-
l9ws;-wsstern Union Telegraph, 7s7sssos1 pres
enlprice 1879; Lake Shore, 593aaCs, present price
Gs taefc Mail, S6'saS7t present price 81 North
western. csxsiUH. present price $50 preferred,
So ass St Paul s3si as6l preferred, 62a6lX Union
Pacific: 7l9is72, Rock Island o6aa l175s ONO ami
Nil sissipp iSi.alsys; Erie, l6.l6b New York Cen
trail lUo4 alta, aud annibsl and st. Joseph, 22a22
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The MRrkRfa.

BALTIMORE, august sl.-Virgin,s SKIS, peeIer- q,
4e5s, do. consolidated, 5sk; West Virginias, 81:
aay. Sugar strong and active, l0tlal0s
bALTlnoEE, August Si-Cotton guiet-midding.
Asal4%. Flour iull and unclaimed. Wheat rrn-
No. western amber, -. mixed, do, 10; No
=, western red, lAssl.A; Pennsylvania red, 1.40s
AZ. Mary land red, l23al As; do, amber, l42al 81
DO, white, 2ai As. Corn weak and lower-south
ern white, *; do, yellow, "a; western mixed, cJ@
spot; 10 september; 7sx last hall September: SO5s
october Oats duh and Cff-new southern, $3.50,
new western white, 4Ss co. do. nj xed. 42aii
Bye dull and nOs1 inal Bay steady and in fair de
nsni: nnchsnR'd. Provisions quiet and steady.
r. rk, z -2a2.Sf. Bulk mes,s-shoulders, 8: clear
rib sides, R'sal2l loose packed s,saI2as. BACON
shoulders, lOaiv7t; clear rib sises, lyfe iSI
Hams. tSal5h. Lard quiet and stead3-reine,i lax
SIS. Butter steady and unchauGeS Petrcisum
hrmer-crude, 64a5T; refined, nsSelln Coffee
Moderate.
EEw YORK, August sl.-stocks setive end un-
settled. Money, 2. Gold. HsS. ExchAnse LONG
4se; short, iseh. Governments duh but steady.
NEW foSk. Ausust aLFlour duh and un-
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MEDICAL, dc,

DhTi The ad Oldest established Lad;e. Physician,
HAS REMOVED TO
SO shRAToeA ST., NEAR CALVERT, BALTIMORE
Ladies' desiring treatment OF any complaint can
consult with the utmost confidence.
SEPARATE ToC'nS yor lady patients. jyl3 2m-
ssS,ATIsFACTIoN," al PER BOTTLE, Con.
~ sultations free at DR.. DARBY'S, lis AZ 81
(CosoPiZation Building iyl-2m'
he; AND mRS WiLsON.-A thoroughly expe-
- rienced aRd scientific lsdies' Ply sician and
mluWl1e. Attend ladies at their homes, pleasant
rooms and the beet attention at tbs Doctor private
residence. Consultation confidential. Once, 16
NE. A. L, BQsWORTH, at the Washing ton Eleo-
~ tropsthio Institution, 9ls street Northwest,
cures Gil nervous AID chronic diseases of whatever
name or nature, All complaints incident to FR-
MALES, and diseases OF Children specially Gal
vanic and Electro chemical BATHS, the most irvie
oristing and health giving baths known 70 modern
nR. ROBER rsON, FROM BALTIMORE,
~ can be consulted at 424 10th street northwesi,
nearly opposite the Gas Once, every WEDNEs-
bfAa,. s9G II AZ R9slT from to f al
StrlctuIe, Syphilis, and Sper1latorrhPa, Gases of
Gonnorrhea recently contracted cured IN 10 days
poison entirely eradicated from the system, with
ont the use Of mercury. spermatorrhes, brought
on Dy exctsses and abuse In youth. causing loss of
memory aud insanity, general debility, organic
weakness impoteucy ,nerygus rritabiIity symptoms
hear pains in back dimness Of sight or gidlness,
evil torebodipgs, self distrust, speedily cured
themselves in DR.. x : hand can rely upon being
scigntir cay and honorably treated. Refers 20 the
ing physicians Of Baltimore Office i2A 10Th street
northwest from 10 pm. mars ly
RQGEBT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- ~ wanted. a case Of Sho0Plpg Cough that cannot
SSRCP." Ii is also the best in use for Coughs,
Gods HosTseness sore Throat, Group, ard all Bron
and rhoe BY h sT6TT @ s Is
tbe proprietor, 1912 street northwest noyl4y
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This IS THE CAT THAT NURSES THE
RATION Friday last an account appeared
IN THE STAR, OF a cat in house back OF
Odd Fellows hail having taken a young rat
TO nurse with her two kittens. In conse-
GEence OF this publication over sixty persons
visited the house last Sunday, and Mrs
Campbell. who owns the cat. is almost hourly
DC 81 by parties who come To see them. Tie
y"ul'g rat continues with the Oil cat and
ems perfectly at home with the kittens
but docs not appear 20 grow very fast The
rat appears 10 be theron ghly domeSticated
and frequently eats crumbs of breai from
NE hands Of MIS-. Campbell, OF WHOM +.
. Gems very ford.
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SEE advertisement Of hon ~ tcl rent-throe
story and basement.
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A CARELESS OFFICER COMES NEAR
hIILING \ tIl-LB---NtSfeFtlay IN trC North
err Market. Savage sauare5 a number az
chiittTen rad Easher5i aDOGt the exhibition
OF Ire CREATE Living CuriOSify-a live
raItieSna Ne- Hriy I'VE cent for slght'-and
some ~ them ClYn1De-c,I S[yiarkins
Npcc4di tfGCcT George Mics ATTEMPTED 10
cht OK them ard ~ CLG5a.oIilr to Stoi, a
eolrre,. hCy nom ru0LIng threw his billy a,
him Tie clUt bounced ron Inc N, vaT.ia,,f
however, aud struck he infant child OF M
Osceola Alexander. fearful blow On the
IOfvhsa'!. AECckinC 10 seTseless. Or. Major
wac called n ara found the child apparently
teyrct recovery. bat later iD :he day it's con
clt.0n became NOR comfortable. NJ. Miles
espresso the deepest regret on account Q!
ils accident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-31

A PROMISING decentralization Lewis
a CCIOr6d bOOtbiack. shot d CON- paniOn named
James Pres bury IN the mouth last night
with a Smith & WesSon revolver, a. the
corner OF 7th and 4 streets the ball giancing
s.rt Carrying away a piece OF his nose. The
wound Is not considered dan gerous. Lewis
was arrested and locked up for a hearing, and
FIesbury was taken to kolo's drug store,
where isr. Sonneschmidt was called In and
dressed bus wound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-31

THREE NICEY DUNG NES AERFSTrD.-O:h-
GERS Davis ana GaiiEan. %! the 9Th precinct.
arrested Two nice looking yong men near
a-i~ opera LC-.se last night afteT the rer~
zoTTastGCe vas over. r0- diSDrter,y conduct
ALey E1d bee,- tUI bulent Inside, turing the
pS4i"IIEttilCe, and became more so when thev
got Oh the street. They gave their names ae
J ii IophsIn and John T.. Clark, and were
considerably aStOai,hed when thew fDIrut
they E3u 10 TeSt or pine bench ia a cell
i'UiiDg The pre- nlInaTy search before r,Ut-
ting them in tEsir little beds. another nice
lOOklug man came II 10 inquire what the
troutle was UitI his frisDcs, when ne vas
recognized - tte officers as one of the diSnr
derry aTty- ard vas Or, - bed r,.dsr TIE
zane O. Fran ,. Howard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-31

FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The swift and fsvorite Iron Steamer -
PILOT BOY, w. Ii. Byles, Captain
having been thoroughly overloaded and refitted,
VIII resume her trips fer Potomac river Landings on
TUESDAY,, March ID, and every To ESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving Fftzhugh's wharf,
arrive In Washington every Wednesday and ss.Gsy
Freight received daily.
Al lfreights must be prepaid.
feba N r FITYHrGH as.r