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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05

The JUDGE Ofthe court OF Common pleas,
ST Bsrnwell, s. C, was informed by the col
oyed jury one day last week that they had
been without food for the whole day, and
could get neither money nor credit. He &C
coTdingly discharged them, and Ia doing so
said: "Here we are I'm the month OF May;
there is no money 10 pay your j1dge, 20 pay
jurors, TO support the prisoners in all, or
pay the other expenses or the county. You
colored voters are responsible for this thing,
for by yoCr votes the bad men who have
brought about this lamentable state OF ef-
fairs were elected"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05

HIS SLEFPLEsSNEss.-"I habbin heap
O trouble wild sIeeplessness desc nights re-
marked an old darkey al the suburban end
OF State street, The other day.
"HO. no. recEOns Elbows all bout dat"
said another African near by.
"IO' knows nOffin-dats what 20 knows"
replied the old man.
"Sartin ] do knows suthin'," chuckled the
other; 81 knows well 'nuff dat yo' can't sleep
o. nights, an sides, knows dat yo' mel Oh bo's
can't nutber, ef dey's got any chickens"
The old darkey looked grieved at these
words, and as he turned away he expressed
his opinion of them by mumbling: "lfdere's
anything dat hates It's TO see two called
eemmen allus Quairelin' wild each other
specially wen dey's bofe ob &c same profess
sion."-I CHICAGO Paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05
THOMAS BOWLING, Auc:ioneer.
THIS EVENING.

J'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CATALOGUE OF VERY LARGE AND yALU-
ABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS,
Among which are two Private Libraries, containing
Many Scarce and Valuable Books, in fine BIND
hrs, embracing illustrated WORKS, biography,
Poetry, Travels, and GeDei al Literature.
Also,
Complete Get of Iittell's Living Age ard Earper's
zine, knr8 ais and Debates of Congress, Con-
RresstOnsl Globe, state Papers &C.
To be sold at my auction rooms. Juthwest 1--,
corner P6nnsylN apia sveBue aod llth street. k.s1
MONDAY EVEHIHG JUICE 5, l376, and f0l-4AAx
ioN ing Evenings mmeBcing at 1:3U o'clock.
n! 3I-6t THOMAS BOWLING. ku9lioneer.
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a LII KINDS OF 0ENTLEMEs'S CAST-OEY
"A WEARING APPAREL can be SOFA to the yegy
best advantage ty sdirossUs calling on JUSTE.
sic ID street, est. sth AID TIN s.rsets sortawesi.
hotas bJ mall rsonp.ly s.teaesd to: Osst
pAs6. .aol7-y 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05

HEARSAY EVIDENCF.-Twolit literary ladies'
were lately witnesses in a trial. Ole OF
them, upon hearing the usual questions
a. ked, "What is your name?' and How Old
any objection 10 its being Known, but don't
want IL published in all the newspapers"
well" SAID the witty Mrs. -, 81 Will tell
you how to avoid IL. You have heard the OBJ
lection to all hearsay evidence; tell them
You don't remember when you were born,
and all you know of it is by hearsay." the
Iuse took, and the question was not pressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05

TEE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL BISHOP
Eli CT OF IOWA.-The Rev. DIR. william
SteveIs Perry elected TO the Protestant
Iiscopal Bishopric OF Iowa, (Dr. Eccies ton
having withdTawnl has risen rapidly to
p-Omi rCLce in his branch OF the CHURCH dur
is he last few years. Only six or seven
wears $50 he was pastor OF St Michael's
church IN Litcbfeld, Conn. He was popular
Win his congregation at that time, and his
sermons were elegant as well as eloquent
He afjerward accepted the pastoraie OF
Trinity church in Geneva. o1e OF the most
important churches In the DiOce Of western
New York. nr. Perry is also the Deputy
ReEistIsr OF tie House OF Clerical and lay
delegates - The general Protestant Eplsco-
pal Convection, and Historlogr spher OF the
church. A few weeks ago he vas elected
president or Hobart College in Geneva. He
Is not forty years ofage.
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JOHN T. MITCHELL.
my2ltr 931 Pennsyivsnta avenue.
WASHINGTON DRY GOODS

SOUrH WASHINGrON DRY GOODS
- white CcEdsc P1ues 81 l3Sc; beautiful Color Cd
Figured Piques At &c: White Goods, such As Mar
seilles, Plaid STi2s, snd Plain HaBsooks; viotoris
Hamburg EdEisgs. from 20 eoc per yard; Spring
Dress Coos. Plaid, Plain, Aad Striped, from 2ke.
town; al ucabeFs up TO Tse.; Spring Cassimeres,
Tor boys sDd gents, so. % si another lot Of those
BAILEY, corner TIN and SITS. southwest. aDl-t1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05
a RAE OPPORTUNITY!
TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT!
LsEODHEAD d CO.,

s39 PKyNI. AVE-, between 9th ard 18th SITS,
VIII hsreafttT siIrg discoun. q 10 PER CENT.
9 sill saies 81 IMPokTED DBE5~ GOODS, Tin
G. uding Siik- trrsrafines, Linen Lawns, Aipacss,
ri chairs. DtIsses, sc, 81. > ard LINEN TABLE
nAMAsA :. ~ ALS, ~ IN ms, sc: AL 2 =
CHIEFS, Cows, LADIES AID GENTS IN
DIBM EAB, GLc HOTIONS Of al sorts Eil be sold
o Z the Lowest lzFkst Price.
This Is . rGrs Opportunity TO secure Bargains in
Grst- class Eoccs.
ABdrosoogR,u "a eLEACdED COTTON, LOG.
3 Button X p, in ali cOlOTs, sl3s
SIX Checked BALBRIGGAH HOSE, s3 box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05
JOHN Z, PPs tgShEEEtiH AVENUE

VUHI u 81 IHELL.
- sSi PESSsYLVAEIA AyEHUz,
las lust ieceiysd, and IL now openiug, another In
voice OF CEOlCE FABRICS Tor summer wear.
Grenadines IN black and all toe nav shades, 20
Match etlEs from IS cents to 500 brocsde Grens-
dimes, ali ccioTs ard shades, very caOice z rods
Brocades IL SIiks and Pobsees. Guigure Laces for
OyerdrGsses Calcutta POngees and |. dia Cords
snmmsr Silks IA Cheeks, pes and Plsids. French
Jaconeis azd O. candle Lawns, new styles Priated
Linens and Linen Lawns. Toile Nets and Linen
Batiste, new sty les. for Oyerdressas Suits and
Overdressss, L. French Cambria. Zephyr Goth,
Batiste. and Liaen, 'rOa IS % 70 SIS Wrappers
and Dressing sacks AZ all prices Liaen Busters
and listers. Gossamer water proOf Cioaks.
French Muslin Dresses sid OverdresSes A large
stock Of Ladies UuSerwSar, medium sni hne, at
very low prices OR stock IN all classes of goods
will be found FRESH aad attractive, in StyIss and
prices. All the Novelties Of the season Til be ADDED
Is soon Gs fksl - pea, On the market.
HOEE FEl0E ONLY -
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
-fr ma
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

'RusTEES SALE or VALUABLE IN.
WEST, AT AUCTION
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated March -
l9ih ia4 and recorded IA Liber 7Ss, folio s7l, -
OF the land records Of Washington county -A-AL
EsTict Of Columbia, and by ecifon II the holaer
Of the note secured thereby, win sell at public
DAY, the 9Th day OF June, ISIS, at 8 o'cisck m
All that piece 81 sr1und In Washington city. Dis
nal lot 4, Of square south of square IOl i'm proved
By two story frame dwelling house.
Terms OF sale eo cash; balsEce in six and tw eive
months, secured by notes bearing 10 per cent in
terest and deed II trust On the property. Convey
anctfg at purchasers cost. IL the terms are not
complied with In seven days rum sale, the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property Of the rsk
and cost Of the purchaser elGo to be raid in cash
when the property is struck Oh.
VIM l.. DUHLOP. Trustee.
myZe,d 1HOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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"ASH. Il RIELlAMS, AUctIoaeer.
w BOOi Northwest corner 10 a and streets
FINE WALNUT FRAME PtRBOR SUITES.
sPHe . ~ Z E ,, ~ %oUL TEhRY. WITH
BLES; TUkklsd 700 ERs AND FANCY
SE iRI; yPh0lSTKt 81 IN QGTELINE;
70 MATCH: FANCY GARD TABLES: JAR
DINE EAST LAKE MARBLE TOP CHAM
bER sUITEs; THREE ELEGANT MkRBLE-
TOP pBEssIkG.CAsE SUITES; HAIR MAT
IhESsES; FEATHER PILLOWS AND Boil
STKRs: HANDSOME FREHOH PLATE cir
5599SS; HAbNUT II AT-TRER; wALNUr EN-
TENSION TABLES AND DISING RODM
GHsIRs; MARBLE Tor SIDFB9 zRD: CY-
HfHpER DESK: LADIES' WHITING DESKS;
HALL AND STAIR BRUSSELS rABPETS
Bkn ssELs AND 0THER CARPETS. DECO
RhTED TOILET SITS; CHtMaER SETS,
PLATED WARE, OUT GLASS wARE; DECO
bA1ED TEA SETS. &C,
ON WEDNESDAY,, June 7th, ls76, at IOA
O'Clock Q. N 1 shall sell at 1928 l4tb street VI
nntIthwest' the above collection of superior ~
Terms, cssh.
les WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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We ara selling, q. greatly rsezesd prices.
LAxnAUs, LAHDAULETa,
CLARENCES, CoACHEs,
COUPEs and COUPELEIs.

Or g'uex prre-bniBscod FSUr FIVE
LIGHT LANDA U =, ard FALLING
FRONT BERLIN COACHES ose the lead
eao Ozsysa0a Of Lho dag, psd for oeudy Of Do
aC.,, sa,scssy and aoroohpsea N construction,
are unsurpassed zAs Kul1ino R0lts % both ara
nsces oo.ntetaGs.ecd oy a Spring, (ssAsoh ~
-us0easa u pGtesied,-l ard Gun ,ssLh eoss b
lowered and y0lsed .sSh the fyaoc.
We ouoresuee oar work 20 be FIRST CLA&2,
ossd % p,dass ss evzy pa~tscdU.
.No tAssaeemef Of esg rsosss, sssdr tss aeovs
PufoI., ~ D. ai,oscsd-
". killAM q co.,
30 CHESTNUT sTREET.
sss nk.h,y sEw HAvIs, ooss.
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FOR F Nok ~ v,,-u
Leaves the Com psIy wharf, foot Of 9th street
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, at 5 p. m for Nor sEsz@se& 49,
fix. keturningi leG-e Norfolk, Tuesday, Thurs
cay ard saturday, at N. Fare, "a; round trip,
S6. Tickets good until used
FOB POTOMAC RlVEK LANDINGS
stesnsr JNO. W. THOMPSON leaves COmpsrys
wharf, foot OF 8; b street, every TUESDAY, st Is
IN for Curripman and intermediate landings and
every FRIDAY at a. q. fer Coau River stop plea
at intermediate landings.
For Information apply ct the orfce Of the Com.
pauy, under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th street
opposite the Treasury, or 70 tho Agent q. the
wharf. msTuly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-05

BRANCH STOkE,
1905 stTee;, bet. Eth and 18th SITS. old standJ
RRODHEAD a 90.
my5-n s39 Pa. ave-, bet 9,h AID 10th sts.
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Tor The CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
FIVE TRAINS DAHL Y, EXCEPT SUNDAY
VIA BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD.

Commencing Wednesday, Nay 18th.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com osny
will run the following trains
Il rough to Philadelphia with - s8s -
out chaL ge of cars, leaving theEx-z nAc-sk-z
Dept, PenGsJlysnis avenue and 9th street, daily,
except Sunday:
1850 A and arriving ia Philadelphia at lao
Pm, daily, except Sunday.
9:23 A N, AID srriv ing IN Philadelphia at 1:25
M, daily, except Sundsy.
1:So P. M, and arriving In Philadelphia at $50
NJ, daily except Sunday.
$3.50 P. M. aud arriving in Philadelphia at II P
NJ, daily.
$40 P. M, and arriving IN Philadelphia at 2:35
A. VI daily.
Sleeping cars attached TO the train 70 Phiiadel-
phia leaving at 10 NJ and persons securing
bertbs can remain In the car until O'Clock A. NJ.
secure your tickets at the office Of the company,
northeast corner 18th street and Pennsylvsnia ave.
Bue, and northeast corner of 6th-street snd Penn
sylvanis avenue. and depot OF the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad com anT.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
myl6 I'm ID. NJ. BOYD. ia, Gen. Pas. Agent.
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UNIVERSAL r.. r.. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS TO or from all points
sC fsdast saSn q saE Or D sSl1
lpcb any other Office or depot EXT *Hcs<<Y
ip this city.
Tickets good TIL used Bagrase checked through.
EpEl- q m. ID. WHlTE5IDE,
APPLY S21 Penn. ave, Candy store,
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"DEOPLEs' Line"

NOMINI ssATT0I CRHsE, kPPsR R1
CROUOCAND INTERMEDLEzk
LANDINGS,
The sidewheei Steamer
"E. NORRIS"
Captain I. n. BALDWIN,
VIA S~Gr-noo running 90 the above la25i1Ss co
nonc.y, March 9Th, leaving from - - o. IN
EnSsl tCot ~ efh street ever EOA assAsSsesssss1
IA and fH tuesday, az 8 g. N.
ketTi nlns VIII leave komini every TUESDAY
snd fRiDAY att s.m.
feNgS K
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!" MILITARY Opprc..ton p
Special Telegram TO the Iuier ocean


WAsnISGros, July l1.-The secre-
tary Of war having sen, to the house
report OF the number of soldiers sta
toned in The various states Of tire
Unlon, il is matter OF interest to to-
t'sc how much reason there il f.r the
howl of7the coufederales about mills
tary oppression in the south. MS accor-
ding tolhe figures there is more niti-
tary oppression in New York than III,
Alabaina-7Epur tines as much, for
I tiIeTt are louf times Ms; many soldiers
lther,.. There Is more military op.
preston in Michigan than III Moth
G.tteliaa, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
| Tennessee, keni ucky or Arkansas ;
and kaus4s suffers more from the
government lfifcsntgs than auy
iolher state save Now York aud Texas.
The lact is there are fewer soldiers iii
the south now than there. have been
| | Vt amy TING lrom. .lS50Io lSuo-..- Tie
following il, the list:
Northern states Maine, AZ; Massa.
chuset,s, l3S; Rhode Island Pol; Con,
nect'cnt, 100; New York ST; May
land, 24l; Miclligau, 341 Kansas Slo:
total in eight nor, hern states, 2,sl7
/ Southern states NugnIia, 4eo
/ North Caroliua, 235; South Carolina
53S; Georgia, 3e3; Florida. $50; All
ALBANIA, 2l4; Mississippi 46l; Louis,
ana, sos; Tennessee, 300; Kentucky
! IIlla;; Arkansas, rs; total in clever
4 southern states, 1884.
!. This ooes not include Texas, where
| there are over 5000 troops on th.
RIO Grande border, and calls 70
more.
The eight northern states aycrag
352 soldiers to state, and the clever
southern states 303. The degree 0
military oppression in the north is
therefore, TO the military oppression
in the south as 352 is to 303. Is /
/ no. tim for the north to howl?
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spector Van Dervere reports that A.
the council with the Indians of Red
Glapd : ~ aeASs sqegs,sssal A s. Tail agencies,
pflssel absS willingnsS to relinquish
the Black Hills on terms offered by
Van Dssvere. asThe chiefs all prom
sisA q ksa)stAr people at home and
ESnSrknn5d Skp1tsthe agencies. They
declare AID evidence he,e sussains
their declaration, that very few Sioux
arc sbsent, md that itifs chiefly the
Cheyennes who have committed dep.
feda,ioss ia this nelghborhqod and
who have gone north to join the hos
tiles. EAS ipspector says the arrange
ment' with the Indians that | regard
Is praettsabie atfhs prsseH time i,
An agreement between them and the
government by which they ,hall re.
linquish ali right to the Black eHIlls
and scosspt 10 suds d.n.rlshed boun
fdaries Of their reservation as shall Sc
'(eure this object. sqaN A &
4 In consideration Of this relinquish
ment The government ahaH guaran,e'
4 TO continue supplies of food and othe
j Ariinles "a nasm - undes the hrme
4 treaty FOR i've years from tho date q
4 tbu new sgrccment. wou4a ffu+thr
! s,ipulate with the fudiansthat the
! shall Whenever shs government re
! quires, conssnt 70 the removal Of thei
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providing subsidiary coin or the ptys,
lplc. i B
Mr.. Iones als9 spoke in opposition
10 the report, wiien,it was agreed TO,
and the impeachment trial resdmed.
Air. Evans being absent, the court
adjourned nli Monday, when the trial
proceeded.
he senate resumed consideration
OF the river sud lpiibpr appropriation
bill, aud agreed TO the amendments
oi the committee, ;,.chId,ng that APP
prop.iatlng $4,000 Tor the improve
tntnt OF the Missouri river above the
mouth # the Yellowstone. Pending
the discussion, Mr.. Thurman, from
the conference committee on the bill
TO amend the bankrupt law, submit:
ted a report which WAS agreed TO.
Adjnataed. .-4
The report Of the conference com
mittce on the bill amendatory Of the
bankrupt law provides simply for
mod .hcation instead Of "a total repeal
of section 5l0S of tie revised stat
utrs, concerning discha ges in bank
ruptcy. Is
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sGNDav dvIL BILE.

/, The snndry civil bill as IT passed
the house originally appropriated
4,S57 900. In its passage through
the senate t5.O99.OO0 was added.
This was agreed upon by the confer
ence committee to-day. The senate
recedes from its former action to the
amount OF 81, ,l28,O08, and the house
recedes and allows to be added 10 the
fbllslhe sum Of 1000, making the
appropriation in the bill about $lb,-
800 900. 'as
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r Congressional.
AN N ate.

WasnfsaToS, july Mr.. Sher-
man submitted the report Of the con-
ference coI4ittse on joir, resolution
for the issue Of silver coin.
Mr.. Bogy, of The. conference com
mistee, said hrAco,lcurred in the re-
port allhoagh il did not accomplish
the object he desired, which was n
snake IA HE II .e legsI tender for any
smount. He ooncurred in the repor
because the session was very far nd
va,ceA, and he felt the necessity o
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/ ri as4 y
to airy point designated ior them on
or near the Missouri river, where
Mttet fdrrring land. catlte fpu,Hf, or
q wher1ssr hesb gevesnmert may
! ctoose'to transfer them to better their
condition. As an inducement 10 their
consent 10 such removal or transfer
there should be offered ttiSm Y resson-
able supply of stock cattle, oxen,
farming tnple fSents, timber ipr houses
cooking stoves aud utensils, wagons
aud etc, TO be distributed to those
only who take land and setlle upon it
for cultivation or who engage in stock
raising or other useful industries.
Provision also should be made for
schooling children and for the in
struction Of the young men in the
mechanic arts. Law should be estab-E
llshed among them and the jurisdic-
ton Of our courts extended 10 them
the same as to white men. 1 wo,fld
give the SIOUX tribessthe privilege c.
sending one Of their own people to
sit as delegate in congress. Nearly
the entire force of Indians ale here
now and are anxious for peace. ~"~r
! Statements representing differ
cnt state OF things are not en,itled To-
credit. Nothing could be more nn-5
fortunate than to stop the rations Of
these Indians at the present time aud
thus drive them 10 the alternative of
stealing or starving. "a
Appended to The report is the fol
lowing statement OF Bear Stands Up,
an Indiaauf Spotted Tail agency, who
arrived from Sitting Bulls camp on.
June 18th.
ES 4 went north to The host lie camp
for the purpose of bringing home
some relalIves and children belonging
to my wiffs. tftstherc arc few north
crn Santrcs, Yanktonais, Assnaboines
ArickaIees aud Gros Ventres.
/ TIE chiefs of The shove arc Smtees
FRed E,id, of ,hr Y anktona il, White
F'acc, snd others not knov ovi, OF the
above there are very few people from
northern Cheyenne. Black Moccasin
is chief OF about l7O lodges The
Bl..kfeet chief is Scabby Head. The
Uncapapss shlef is Sitting Bull; the
Sans Arus chief is Spotted Eagtr, the
Minneconjous chief is Black Skull, the
Ogallalas chief is C.azy Horse. In
all these are it,le oyer two thou
sand lodges. After the troops got
INTO the ropnuyI could not get away.
/ The Indians made sohiiers 10 watch
camps and, keep the people together.
/ | talked with Sitting Bull before
leaving AND then moved my lodga
Iout in the night, coming FAR around
10 keep out Of the way OF both In
dians and tssops, and came home by
the road known as the old Ft.sPlerre
Eruud on the east Of the Black Hills.
Is,ttking the road about haff way he.
tween the Missouri and Black Hills
aod then come straighlto This agency
Sitting Bull sends word to my agent
TO Bisonetts and to Bonchct that he
does not intend to modest any npe
lsouth O. the Black Hills, bu. will fight
1.-The whites5ih that country; al long as
I the question is unsettled, and If no,
settled, MS long as he lives. As soon
AS the Black Hills question is settled
he wants my HgeHt to send nm word
and tel him what to do.s He saws he
, finds great many guns and Other
,hinxs shout the Hills where the
i. waite men have killed eich other and
LETT OH the praivies.
y ------
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Nothing from Crook.

ri CHEYEHSE, July IA No additional
news has been received from Crook, al
though no fears are, entertained of.the safety
Of his comunnnd. Clusters late action has
had the c6ecss to- take the courage out OF
the cauFiels, and none can be Asd to make
the tip with = message for Crook
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ntntDhysttun.

40 cures Cent?
fesers, Consi'gntion. lnhammnions, 10
Worms. Worm Fever, Norm Goiic -
3 Iryin. Cole, or Teelhipg OF Infants "
parrhnra. of children or admits %
Dyseniefy. Grtplas. Diilioun collie Is
d Cholera Morbus. Vomiting, 10
z Coughs, cuids, brunehus 2h
Neuralgia, toothachc, tRceache, 20
neadachcr, riek headaches, vertigo, "a
10 pyspe ,sia. bilious. stomach u
II Suppressed, or painful periods, 70
~ WuiLse, luo prJiodse periOdsJ %
l3 Group Cougn difficult bress ..ing. g.,
II san Hhenni, eryspeiA4, ofuptions, ~
l5<tbeumalism rheumatic pains -
10 FsSer aud aace. ci.ld feytr-, agnc. 30
II Piles. biind or bleeding, -
Is Ophi ha iny, and sore Dr weak eyes, -
~ Caiafrh, acute or chrotfic, influenza, 10
~ Whooping cough, violent Coughs. -
u AsthlnA, oppressed breathing ~
~ Ear discharges, impaired hearing 30
~ scrofula, enlarged glande, dwellings, 8,
n General deb.lty, physical weskners 5u
% Dropsy and scaniy secretlous. 40
IL sea sickness, siCxncss from riding 80
u Kidney tifss,xso grasti, 81
2, Nervous debility, scmf0A weaknesa or In
voluntary discharges, %
70 Sore mouth, cankcr, t.t bu
~ Urinary weakness. wetting the bed, 70
~ Painfut periods- with spa.iis, 10
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~ DlphlheriA, ulccrated sore throat, ii 20
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4 receipt oi price. Adaress {3s
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,WAsHIHGToa. 4
ARRIVED.

B MAsyrseroS, July 4-Wilson cx-
district treasurer arrived here to-day,
and denies tie truth ofal rumors thai
his, accounts we're Incorrect, and that
be is a defaulter. He brings checks
which represent the amounts said to
have been delalhted.
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placed, -ssH 6nds brcskstheS peace for
reasons OF seii-interest. A powerful
party il Russia is in sympathy. with
the SciavoAisns and desires the ere6'
ton Of - Scl.vonic empire under Rus
sian guidance and nfpeuoe, hut that
party is not in power. The Cxar is a
sincere lover Of peace, and Russia has
other reasons--hef 6nsncrs and he
extent Of Asian conqne.ts for no.
wishing war.
CROSSED INTO sERvIA.
CoNsTANTISoPLK, July, 1.-THE
Turks yesterday dressed into Servia,
routed the troops near keinterdeman,
and burned the town..
nisrkRsED
CoSsrANTJNoPLE,J July 14-'rhe follow
news Is ofiiciaI 800
The Sefvian division, which estered
Turkey by way. Of Ycnevaroche was dis
persed on the 18th inst Seventy christian
fsn,ilies swhns fed from The 1ei eighbsshood
OF Nelrowilza With the Servian troops.
surrendered after The defeat OF the latter.
and were restored 10 their homes
sERvlAN DEYEAT. -
Fire Turks ssttackcd the Bervisn camp al
Loutchanitcha, near Noir Bazar The Ser.
viaus were defeated aud fed. g
LONDON, July 1.-THE Pesther Fl. yds
Widdin special says on "wednesday Col,
Bey, with three bsttalisus attacked tie Ser
vAns twelve miles hence. and drove then
70 lover Timex With grea, loss On Fri