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WELLINGTON LorAin Co., o.. Aug "a, 1874.
Dr. n. " Pierce. BitfdlO, " H.
DEAR SIR: Your medicines Golden Medical
Discovery, and DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy, have
proved Of the greatest service To me. SIX
mouths ago no one thought that could possibly
i've long had a complication Of diseases, scrofn a.
-mauifeafiig itself In eruptions and great botchrs
on my head that made such sores tnat l could not
have my hair comhed without causing me much
larged. enlarged or thlck neck and large numer
Dois l also suffered from terrible Chrome Ca
tarrh aud IN fact ! was so diseased that life was
burden 20 me. lhad tried many doctors with bene
NJ, nnaily procured one-haf don bottles OF your
Golden Medical Discovery and one dozen sage's "a.
tarrh Remedy and commenced their use. At nrst
the Discovery began TO Improve, and when | had
the remaining t1eH In addition the of
tue Discovery applied solution Of iodine TO the Goire
or thick neck, as ron advise IN pamphlet Wrapping anu
II entirely disappeared. Your Discovery Is certainly
the most wonderful blood medicine ever invented l
thank God ami you from the depths OF my heart for
the great good II has done me.
Very gratefully.
Mrs l.. CHAyYEE.
Most medicines which are advertised as blood pur
hers and liver medicines contain either mercury IN
bined. All OF these agents have strong tendency to
DreaK down the blood corpuscles, and oeDtate and
otherwise permanently nJure the human system ana
should therefore be discarded. DR. Perces Golden
Medical Discovery, on the other hand, being composed
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will IN case produce injury lite effects being strength
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coyery have brought TO hight In scrofua or Kings
Evil white swellings, Ulcers, kysipelas swelled
Neck. Gotre, scrofulous lnnammallOns, lndolent In
OF the sn,and sore Eyes ~ IN All other blood diseases.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has shown It's
great remedial poMeIs curing tue most obstinate aud
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The Suicide OF a CIersymnn,. pausbter.

MIS- ITaIa J. MaTsHnIT, nlnete0n years Old,
daughter Of the wellknown NewarS BAPTIST clergyman
who sailed for Europe on saturday, attempted to com
NIT suicide sunday at the residence OF her brother
r. NJ. Marshall. IA Frennghuysen avenue, by taking
opium physician administered rrstoratiyes but she
hiss since died Of exhaustion food having passed her
lips for nve days In letter she SAID that her life
wrctched beyond endurance, through continued III
health. She also enpressed hupea VI salvatlOn.
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Steamship Main, Bremen, ndse and pass
steamship Gult stream lrle~top, mdsr ana nas4.
steamship John Gibson. GeOrgctOSn, ID. g., md-e'
and pass.
steamship Harrisburg. Philadclnhl.
steamship George Cromwell llalllax, mdse. and paar
snip SIR Robert Peel, London, mise.
lars Geneva, Sagua, sugar and inolAsses
BARK sarah, Sagua, sugar.
Bark Germania, Lisbon, wine cork, &c.
Bark Republic, Bremen mdse.
AltO tue Usual river and coAstwlse vessels.
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Fuchs Escaping the Hnngman.

Andreas Fuchs, in the condemned cell in
Raymond street JAN yesterday told that Gov. TIL
den had cOmmuted the death sentence to mprHon.
ment for he. The prsoner laughed ana cflel, ana
shOWpd hs dell h Ia other waYs bu pfoessed no sur
prise saying he had not expected To be hanged BY the
permission vi the Keepers he cent out for bottle VI
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Conster.in ColIl.inn AT Sea.

The schooner o. NJ. Marrett, which sailed from
New YORK for Baracoa on the 10th inst. was run INTO
on the morning Of the 22l In dense fog, by the
schooner JOnn Cadwallader, on her voyage from New
lOrk to JacksOny' 80 mi 90 southeast OF Barneg {.
The Marrctt mad ID put back To New York, she may
be rep, ircl Tor LOCO. The tadrallaicr not beng
seriously Injured, continued on her course.
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DIED.
ABELL-At West Hoboken. N J., on Friday, May
20 Rachel Abel. wife OF Thomas Abe In the 40th year
of her age.
Sunday, 2Sth, at 8 +. NJ.
DELANEY. -Mlchael F., only son Of Edward and
Mary Delaney, aged 23 years
Funeral Will take place from his dear parents' resi-
dence 40 Broad ST. SATURDAY at r. NJ. Relatives and
rienas are respectfully invited to attend without fur
ther notice.
HARMED. -on Thursday, May e5. OF heart disease.
Samuel w Harmed. aged 40 years.
Reves and friends are invited to attend the funeral
on Saturday, at A. NJ His remains Will be taken To
Albany
Albany papers please cory.
MoDOUGALL.-At Dundee, Scotland Nav 10, Nettie,
daughter OF Matthew and Susanna hcDougall Of
New YORK city, IN the 31st year of her age
RYAN.-On Friday, MAY 20. Marr Ann, beloved wife
Of James Ryan, IN the ed year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral sunday after
noon at 1;30 O'Clock. from her late residence, iso
Broome At.
wELCH,-on the 25th inst, Of heart disease, Ann
WEIGH, widow OF Peter Wech. aged 81 years.
Her relatives aud friends also those OF her Wm-
Murray, anu brothers, james and John Murray
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from her Ato
residence. 13s 9th av al z. ~ Saturday 27th inst
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Il rly yesterday morning, Annie Clyerdale was
found sitting on btOup IN Hamilton avenue, BROOK w.
wth dead CHILD, year Old, IA her arms The child
bad died from exhaustion.
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Nnsinfss Hnflrts.


chronic, sick or nervous headache Ia generally a.
psnaent on or accompanied BY impaired dia estion By
rncn NC and nutrition Of the brain arc de-
ranged and the nervous centres vitiaed The PrntJ.
WAN SYRUP, By retnvigorsting the digestive powers
nonrished the nervous symptoms cease and the head
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ATTEND TO THE EARLY SYMPTOMS
II persons would attend TO the early symptoms which
always precede disease, many heavy physicians bill
and great suffering would be avoided A single dose Of
DR.. schenck's Mandrake Pills would have more erecI
the early liver npaint billions fever. and
other diseases produced rs disOrdered condition OF
the stomach than by weeks attendance OF regular
physician These pills are so gente and harmless thes
action that they becoming the sovereign remedy
throughout the United states Tor all disorders Of ha
character mentioned above.
For sale By all druggists.
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The Raid on the BarrOoms
Last Sunday, fully illustrated Ia Days Doings,
IA -l4

The f,ther oil a family can do no better act
than to secure policy in the ncd States Life In
surance Company OF New YORK, Ia there safer ln
vestment for tue good Of those WHO VIII one day be-
fatherlss THIS l. the nest managed company la Tue
COUNTY, and Is nrn ls a rock financially.
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ADDTCKS-IENT.-A Peekakill, on Monday, May 3.
by the Rev. T.. u MOdehnke, WIN, ID. Addicks OF New
Peekakll.
UM-FIsHEL-On Wednesday, MAY II, at the resi-
dence OF the brides uncle by the Rev Dr. A. Huebash,
Fannie BUM 20 Aaron Flshel. poth q this city.
ST. Matthew'S Lutheran Church by the Rev. DIR. Ru-
pert. G.. r. nck to Johanna Hlase daughter of the
late George Frederick Wilhelm Haase, Esq, OF Cele,
Germany.
RICH SMITH.-On TUESDAY May g. by the Rev.
Robert 3. Macarthur Theodore r. Rich OF New YORK TO
Fannie g., daughter Of Henry Smith of Albany.
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MIRINE INTELLIG ENCE.

| MINIATURE ALNANAc-rUfs nav
| sun rises 4 IS sun 7 ~ MOOn aeta IL A.
HI'H WArFH-rnfs DAY
ANDY look IL ~ Gov lsianu ~ Oh Hen Gate / 81
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Heartburn. Dy.pepsin, Collie, and all the
various disorders arienR from Indigestion are casy
remedied oy MIX OF Magnesa. Sold by all druggists.
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Godfrey Sheehan and John Male. night
watchmcn employed by tne Department Of DOCKS In
East Sixteenth street, fought with clubs Yesterday
morning, AMI when the Tive ty.srcond street police
arrived bheehan wos lying nh.nainc WIN ave gaping
scalp WOUNDS, anu Naglcs mead ieatfully battered.
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Mr., wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teehinR IN an old and welltned remedy II mas stood
he test OF many years, and was never known to fall
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pfFyMs mr RRat tAS pS Tar . =,
liable. And for Pimples, Black heads, u esh Worms,
ask your druggiet for PERRYS COMEDONE AND
P!MPLE REMEDY, the INFALLIBLk SKIN MkDI-
CINE. Depot 40 Bond st., New York
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Payments by installments for furniture ana
carpets Cow perthwalts 100 ana l57 Chatham street
Immense stock, low prices, easy terms Thirteen large
WaTeTUOms.-.idr
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This IA the season To do II. Take the great
bilious remedy, QmIks Irish Tea. Price 20 cents-ldr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-27

Infants treated during sickness with Monell's
Teething Cordial are exempt from pain. 70 cens.-Ads
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wAsHERwoMAN's FRIEND.-Pyle's o. X. Soap.
speaKs for itself Try Aldo.
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Buchan's Carbolic soaps di-infect your
houses, destroy yermn. and healthfu IS John a.
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n ISGp K:cH gsea e. bl SsGfSa
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men ous with their fast stock and We viii hear Of
zone splendid but record like that Of
KNOX, INK Halter, whose superb Centennial sum-
mer syies are the climax OF elegance. KNOX's, at
90 ~ corner OF Fulton St. AID under the
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Bargains for cash in furniture and carpets at
CDwpertAwAts, 1873 and 1871 Chlthlm q. Chamber
suiic tis 70 t.o prsssns Ease s.is t3g 10 F5 Wal,
carpet, sl Every ,hng tor housekeeping, Three four
sry DuiGlngs - warerOOA u VI latest 81 le s0o Is.
DUG,
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:. cs sns N .au Mrsns, FREE frsm
the strength OF common calcined magnesia A Worlds
far medal and four nrst premium silver medals have
been awarded IT, as being the best the market For
eaie by the bottle only by druggists and country store
keepers.
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pJRr: g. w. Benson'- Celery and ChamomiIe
Ps are prepared expressly to cure sick headache
yous headache dyspeptc headache neuralgia nervous
ness, and seepessness and viii cure any Pr1ce
90 cent?. Once, 100 North Entaw st., Baltimore, Nd.
JOHN Y. HENRY CO. Agents, New York.
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The Defects in the Old Elastic Truss are
renedled IN Pomer0ys. price e.. 40 broadwsy.
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DITO Reed.

Won sCHILL BIR.-In the city OF New YORK, on the
26th day Of May, 1870. by the Hon Charles Dom
Justice of the Supreme Court, Caroline Won schiller
from Charles Won schiller. Cause, adultery.
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MAR RTED.

DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets.
Neat and portable a. q tooth brush.
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Inc openinR highest. ioxest. ana r. N. closing
prices OF stocks to-day were;
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Thank. From the Depths OF the Heart"

Mr.. Charles Dickerman, the driver Of Harry
Spanker, has won Ave races at this meeting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-29
presented by majority Of the committee.
Respectfully submitted:
A. B. LEVISEE.
IINA2

Respectfully submitted.
HENRY DEMAS.
Mr.. Guichard made point of order that
motion was made to adjourn and call
for the yeas and nays had been made.
Which point of order the Speaker decided
had already been acted upon, and conse-
quently was out of order.
Mr.. Guichard appealed from the decision
of the Chair, and upon that motion called
for the yeas and nays, pending which Mr..
Souer moved to take recess till seven
o'clock, and called the yeas and nays, which
resulted as follows:
Yeas-Butler. Baker, Carville. Cousin.
Davidson, Dickinson, Demae, Guichard,
Grant, Hill of Ascension, Hubeau, Honore:
Pointe Coupee, Reyes, Lane, Lowell. Levi
see, Parker, Randall, Ray, Raby, Sutton,
Snaer, Sartain, Souer, Stewart, Thomas,
Wilson, Woods of Ouachita, YOrke-32.
Nays-Aldige, Booth. Byrne, Burkhardt,
Blatfer. Bower, Beasiey, Billiu, Collins,
Carmouche, Carloss, Dupre, DeBlanc, Du.
gas, DUR, Delhommer, Dunn, Edwards
Of Taugipahoa, Edwards of Richland, FL
lott, Gracien, Gilmore, Hall, Hill of Qua
Kee,ing, Kelly, Kidd, Luckett, Lafargue,
Maginnis, Meredith, Matthews of Franklin,
Martin, Milon. Mcclellan. McAlpine, Nunez,
Pascal, Pipes, Roman. Richardson, Rdgely,
Smith, Self, Seeman, Sibi,ski, ScheIck,
Stafford, Scales, Schiller, VOORHEES,, Vidrine.
Walker, Wilt, Wells, Webb, Young-6l.
And the House refused to take a recess.
The question recurring on the appeal
taken from the decision of the Chair on
the point of order raised by Mr.. Guichard,
Mr.. Guichard called for the yeas and nays,
which gave the following result.
The following members voted to sustain
the decision of the Chair:
Yeas - Aldige, Booth, Byrne, Burk-
hardt, Bayley, Blatfer, Bower, Beasey,
Billiu, Collins, Carmouche, Carloss, Dupre,
DeBlanc, Dugas DUR, Dunn, Delhominer,
Ed wards of Tangpahoa, Edwards of Rich
land, Elliott, Grant, Gilmore, Hall, Ham
mond, Jeffries, johnson of Lafourche,
Koontz. Kummel, Kelly. Luckett, Lsvisee.
Martin Mcclellan, McAlpine, Nunez, Pascal,
Parker, Pipes, Romen, Richardson, Smith,
Seeman, Sibilski, Sshenck, Stafford, Scales
Schiller. VOORHEES,, Vidrine, Walker, Wilt,
Wells, Webb, Young-59.
The following against the Chair:
Nays - Butler, Baker, Cousin, Da
wilson, Devices, Dickenson. Demas, Hill of
! Ascension, Hahn, Hubeau, Hill of Ouachi
| ia, Honore, Hunsaker, johnson of Caddo
Jones OF Pon:e Coupee. Keeting, Reyes,
Lane, Murrell, Milon, Matthews OF Tensas,
Piles, Randall, Ray. Raby, Sutton, Snaer,
! Sartain, Stewart, Thomas, Wilson, Woode
of Ouachita, Woods of West Baton Rouge
| Yorke-34.
| And the decision CT the Chair was Gus
| tanned.
On molion of Mr.. Wilt the minority
| were permitted to make their report, and
| on motion of the same member it wal
ordered to be joined to the majority report
with the accompanying resolutions, anc
that they lie over under the rules, which
motion unanimously prevailed.
| On notion OF Mr.. P.'iiu the House ad
iourned till Monday next, at 10 A. NJ.
| PETER j. IRRELEVANT,
Chief Clerk.
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Kelly, Landry, Mascot, Ogden, Stamps,
Weber-l3.
Senator White moved to adjourn until
Monday next at 10 A. NJ.
Senator Twitchell moved to adjourn until
Monday next at $50 A. NJ.
Adopted.
The Senate was declared adjourned until
Monday next at $50 A. M.
P. E. BECHTEL,
Secretary of the Senate.
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Minority REPORT.

New ORLEANS, February %, 1876.
To tbs Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House of Representatives,:
.yust previous to the adjournment Of the
House yesterday the undersigned were
designated by the Speaker as members OF q
committee appointed in pursuance OF the
follow ing resolution by Mr.. Kidd:
Wuoye that committee of seven be ap-
pointed by the Speaker to investigate what
charges, if any there are, against William r.
Kellogg, demanding his Impeachment. ana
Late last evening we were informed that
the committee would meet at nine
o'clock this morning, sharp. In the mean
rime the Governor addressed to the COIL
mitree, in writing, the following request:
Il respectfully request to be informed
when your committee proposes to enter
upon this investigation, in order that may
| appear in person or by counsel, as prOvlued
by section 1884, Revised Statutes.
| The majority of the committee refused to
! accede to this request. As members OF the
| committee, we demanded an opportunity to
| investigate the charges made. rms mas
been denied us. The manner in which the
resolution for the appointment OF the com
mittee was sprung yesterday IN the HOUSE
and forced through without the requisite
suspension of the rules, and all the pro
gether upjustifable, and as indicating de-
termination on the part OF the the: majority,
without regard to precedent. parliamentary
law or constitution of the State, or common
Justice to attempt to inaugurate revolution
in order to subvert the government.
The resolution adopted on yesterday calls
for an investigation as to the charges
against William Pitt Kellogg, but nc
Investigation has been had; not one
item Of testimony of any kind what
ever has been adduced. Neverthe
less the committee have determined by
q majority to make g report to TN
House charging the Governor with high
: crimes and misdemeanors in office, ant
asking for the appointment OF commltte'
, to report him to the Senate Tor trial. II
the opinion Of the undersigned such hast
10 unbecoming the dignity Of this House
We therefore protest against the actic,
of the committee, and demand OF the Hous
what the committee have denied US, tn
right to hear the witnesses and evidence o
9 which 90 grave charges are based, befor
Q they shall take any action on the repol
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SENATE CHAMBsR,{
New Orleans, Feb, uary rs. 1870.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House OF representatives;
am directed by tho Senate to ask tho
concurrence of Your honorable body il the
passage Of the following Senate Dill:
Senate bill No. l7S, entitled an act to pro
vide form Of government for the admins
tration of the affairs of the city of New Or
leans: to provide for q Common Council, Its
ORGANIZATION and qualification Of i's me-"
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Senator Burch made the point Of order
that nothing was before the Senate but
Honse bills on their second reading, follow
ing in regular order House bills on tneir
FIRST reading.
The President ruled the point we'll taken.
Senator Robertson moved as substitute
70 the motion to adopt the bill on it's second
reading that the further consideration
tho hill be postponed, and that it be made
tho snec;al ORDER Of the day for Thursday
mex, at 3 p. M.
SENATOR Whitney moved to lay the sub
sf;tute IN the table. and called the yeas and
navs with the following result:
| va,s-Alexander, Anderson, Brewster,
p,roh Grover. Harper, Kelso, Landry,
Svnher. Twitohel,, Wbarton-H;
| 0'Eka1s-Allain. Blunt, Breaux, Chadbourn,
net;eee. DumoDt. Goode. Ola, Greene,
Herwig. Pollard, Robertson Steven Weber,
" burn, Cage, Eustis, George,
Kelly, Mascot, Ogden Stamps VIII
ney-9. ,..;
And the Senate refused to lay the substi-
tute On the table.
The question REQUIRED on the adoption OF
'Ao u.rrer called for executive ses
sion.
| Executive session having been raised' Oh
call Of the roll the following Senators
auswered to their names:
prssent-Messrs. Alexander, Allan, An
ae rseneh klunt, Brewster, Burch, Detiege
Goode. Ola, Greene, Grover. Harper, her or
xg Ks!sG RSls Ws, nsSs Whte whtnsy
Young-23. n,.sh,-r Rraaux
Gaze. Chsdbourn, Dumont, Eustis, George
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ferred to, decided the point made by Ms.
Matthews not well taken.
Mr.. Matthews appealed from the decision
of the chair, and upon that motion called
for the yeas and nays.
Yeas-Aldige, Booth, Byrne, Bayiey,
Batter. Bower, Beasley, Blliu, Collins,
Carmouche. Carloss, Dnpre, DeBianc, Du.
gas. DUR, Delhommer, Dunn. Edwards OF
| Tangipahoa, Edwards OF Riohland, Elliott,
Gilmore, Hall, Hammond, Jefries, John
son of Lafourche, Kummel, Kelly, Kidd,
| Luckett, Levjsee, Latarge, Maglnn;s, Mere
| dith, Mitchell, Matthew'S OF Franklin, Mar
| tr, Mcclellan, McAlpine, Nunez, ia cal
! Self, Seeman, Slbilssi, Schenck. Stafford,
Scales, Schiller, Triplet, VOORHEES,, Vidrine
| Walker. Wilt, Woods of West Baton
Rouge, Walters, Wells, Webb, Young-6l
| Nays-Butier, Baker, Carvllle, Cousin
Davidson, Devices, Dickinson, Demas
Guichard Grant, Gracien. Hill Of Ascancio
Hahn, Hubeau, Hill of Ouachita. Honore
Hunsaker, JourdaiD, Jones Of Pointe Coz
pee, Keeting. Reyes, Lane; MurreIl, M!!on
Matthews Of Tensas, Parker. Piies, Ray
Raby, Sutton, Snaar, Sartan, Souer. Stew
art, Thomas, Wilson, Woods of Ouachita
Torke-39.
So the decision Of the Chair was sustained
| Mr.. Wilt moved to reconsider the vot
lust given. and on his own motion the mo
.,on to reconsider was ordered TO lie on tn
table.
MIR. Hunsaker asked leave TO enter pro
test against the action Of the House il nc
suspeuding the rules to allow the committe
to report.
The Speaker informed the gentleman tina
he was in error. The rules had been su
pended when he put the question, "any OF
lection to suspension Of the rules to til
House. Having heard NO objections, tt
, rules we're accordingly suspended. But tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27
Average Daily Circulation orer
I5,OOO,-beisag more than three
times that of any other daily
paper in Washington.
The star for the summer.

Persons icIrfn0 the city may hdre THE STAB
sent TO thar address 6y nsdil, postage prepaid,
for aIch period Of time as they may desire, at
the rate Of Is cents per week, 60 cents per month";
d % Jr three months, or % for sir months.
- The money to pay for the Tins repaired
nrila "a al cases accompany the order. Other-
wise the paper ccsusot be SEM.
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The New York mind Is vexed by the ques-
ton, "Does lager bier intoxicate?D The
same question as to weiss bier and cider
seems TO have been settled In the negative,
and consequently those beverages are no
longer under the ban OF a Sunday law. One
Mr.. Jacob Van Weller put himself on the
outside of thirty glasses OF lager bier on Sat
urday In New York, partly TO test the intox-
fcating quality OF the beverage and partly
In the hope Of winning wager OF $50. Not
withstanding the fact that Jacob subse-
quently walked into the river and had to be
fished ont by policemen, he swears that
lager bier Is not intoxicating, and he ought
to know.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-SatuIday, June s4th, 9th street, bs.
IL tween Virginia avenue and the depot. SILL
VER CUP marked M. A. Bayne. Fi1der will be
suitably rewarded BY returning ii to No. 921 south
street, Capitol Hill. ie27-3
I OsT-On Saturday evening one GOLO BRACE
II LET. marked - Bessie y liberal reward will
be given for its return 70 SO street northwest,
or to tho Signal Office, 1921 @ st. jss6-2tT
u'AEEN UP AsTRAY-Ua the 10th Infant. o.
HOktED STEEbS-one white. with fy5SSH
Iosn neck; the other white; tar marks on,SI{~.
both. The owner Will come forward, prove p-.p-
erty. pay chsrges and take them away. LEWIS
KIN LA. Ter nallyto Road. je2S-3tH
Cln REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR Igx a
~ CANARY BIRD, escaped from 23rEI
Lafayette square on the 2ist. je2i-6ts TX
Clio REWsRD WILL BE PAID TO the person
CIV giving Information which will lead TO the
arrest ard conviction of the parties have stolen
flowers and destroyed trees, &C, the grounds at
l4S0 II street northwest jel4-Im"