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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAHRoAD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. I
RICHMOND, VA. January 1876.
|nN AND AFTER JANUARY 2, 1875,
" PASSENGER TRAINS will run IS follows,
Leave Richmond......... 500 4. NJ 1880 Z. "
Arrive at Gordonsyille 1855 p. n las A. T.
Arrive at Washington. TAO z. u. TAO A. p
Arrive At Charlottesville 2:l 0 2. II. 2:l5 4. =
Arrive ~ Lynchburg..... $50 I. M. 9I5 4 4
Arrive at Staunton...... Alb z. n. 4:l8 n
Arrive at Goshen. ...... $40 L. u. DAB II
Arrive AT hiilftoro',...... $40 2. d. 6:O9 h. 4
Arrive q CoviDgton..... 1856 p. vi. 735 A. y.
Arrive at Ale1hany-.... 1858 T.. 81. $50 4.
Arrive at White Sulphur 1O.20 Z. n. $50 A. a
Arrive at Hinton......... lao A. II 1880 4. y.
Arrive at Kanawha Falls. 6;25 A. 81. 1lS a.
Arrive at Chareston..... 7:0S A. n. 2o2 Z. =
Arrive at Huntingdon. $40 A. III. 45o I. =.
Arrive at Cincinnati. .............. 6:Uu a, n
Train leaving Richmond at 900 A. u. runs daily
Except Sunday. Stopping at az regular sat aox
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, Gordossyille, Chu t
louisville, Ivy, Mechum's river. GreenyTy 70,
Waynes5oro', ,Siauntou. Goshen, Ailboro' Cor.
ington, Allegheny, and al regular stations wess''
decentralization train leaves Richmond for Ger:
donsvihe and all Intermediate stations daily seaess'
Sunday at 400 p. N.
Trains arrive 1t Richmond as follows:
Express Train daily at.........,........aao a.
Mall Train daily (e1cep. sunday at. oAo = ~
Accommodation Train daily except "
Trains coming into Riehmoad stop ut staiioas I"
! Trains make close connection with trains o. We
Richmond and DanGills and Richmond ana feHi~
burg railroads, both 20 aud from Hlchmoad. GOA
For further Information. rates, &c, apply ~ CIV
''''-'N' - COSWAY r. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Tiekes 1sshH
feYE .#f ~ General AaDsSe1..
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FOR RENT An
No AOl west Main street-eight rooms.
No. 523 north Adams Street-e1Hht rooms.
No. 81 8 east Broad street-seven rooms
NO. s west Canal street-six rooms.
No. 622 China and Pine streetS-slX rooms
Mo. 90 north Harvie street-fye rooms.
No 81 6 south Second s1reet-fve rooms.
No 2C5 south second s'reet-1Ve rooms
No EOS north Eighteenth strcet-1Ve rooms.
No. 224 south Cherry sireet-bve rooms.
No 22O4 east Muin street-four rooms.
No 2O3 south Pine street four rooms.
No. PA south Cherry street-four rooms
No, 1917 north Seventeenth street-tour f""ihs'
No. 81 6 north Madison street-three ro IN
RIO, 343 north Second street-thIee rooms
No $50 north Fifteenth street-Ihree looms.
No 1907 north seventeenth strcet-Ihfee rooms'
No 24l2 east VRnable street-two rooms. W.
STORES.
No. north Seventeenth street, with dweiiing--s'1
rooms -, .,-o., ,.,,,
Nos Brook avenue, nesr Broad street, WIN
dweliiugs-four rooms each: new.
No b22 south Churck street. Oregon HUI.
No, 2l0 north Seventeenth street, with dweihng-
three rooms. ,> ,>,,,,xc,
paf'S u 'n' ''''' J.THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate A gent end Auctoneer,
opposite Dispatch office,1l13 Main street.
10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

By BIS. Andersen Co., Aucuoneers,
4s5t - 1924 Main street
sWE WILL have OUR REiCLAh
w Gale of GROCERIFS TODAY at 10k o'clock.
at our auction. house, 1924 Main street; Persons
Wishing to add to The sale will please have their
goods In early. Terms cash. ~ y.
fa1h Aucifopeers.
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DEpARTuRE OF srEAss Frs.

-TOR PHILADELPHIA. <GMh
Steamer ALLIANCE, Captain CARE, Will receive
freight for he above port till TUESDAY the l6th
Instant at 10 O'Clock. s.aa 3.
Freight taken for Wilmington, Del, Providence,
and Boston, and bills Of lauing signed through.
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
staterOOm, $S. W. P. PORTER, Agent,
fe Ia 81 No. 2426 Dock street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. an excel.
L lent BRICK DWELLING, with 10 rooms, sta
BILE and all modern eonyenienses, situated on Leigh
street below Sixth street, having good building.
lot on one side OF the house. Will he sold at very
moderate price, and upon easy termss or WILL
BE EXCHANGED for smaller dwelling In some
good locality.
Persons wanting such properly would do well to
apply to GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
fa 1 -andQt
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BY W. Goddln.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

MEAT COUNTRY SEAT, WITH FOUR
~ ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED, AT TIE
VILLAGE OF JtNNlNGsVILLE, ON The
FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD. EIGHT
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, Fur SALE
At the request of Mr.. W. E. Wilson, ! offer for
sale his country seat, located as above. The DWELL
ing is ia good order contains six rooms above the
basement. Besides the dwelling there Is good
kitchen, smoke-house, stable carriage house, &C.
The land is now set In wheat, ana Is Of excellent
quality There are 100 fruit-trees, some Of which
are In bearing condition. The dwelling is well
shaded, and the place very healthy, and not more
than 200 yards of the depot, NTh.re the cars pass
M and down six times per day, thus atfording
cheap and convenient access TO those whose bust
ness calls them to Richmond As summer retreat
IL has many attractions. Apply at once to
W. GODDIS,
fe 12-St Real Estate AucliOneer.
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CEMI-CANNELs AND sSPLINT GOALS
y AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEs,-Pars
chasefs May assured tat they will be fonnd the
cheapest, as they are the best, GOALS on the mar.
ket. gssess u, sssgsfsS 81 ~ 3. r. LATHEOP,ag
Agent for Richmond,
.ia22 SeVenteeYth street, At draw.bridRe "a
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RICHMOND AND DASvlLLE RAILROAD CoNP'Y)
RTCHMoND, VA, January 10, 1875
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN M.

II. T. UUUULNSS, Supefintcndent
W. ". BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION. my | /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-14

EARM FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
which I reside. IN Hanover county, about thirty
miles from Richmond and two and half miles
containing ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY.ONE
ACRES. The dwelling has been recently painted.
and contains nine rooms, gdth bodybuilding OF
three rooms; convenient 10 Hanover Academy,
churches mills, &c. Last years crop OF corn equal
perhaps, to any in the county.
VIII send to Eoel's depot for any person wlsnlhS
to purchase
Ten years credit will be given II desired.
. 10 a. aodo 70 r. 81 RIEGFkLLGW.
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kilograms to The Star.
A BLAINE WITNESS.
All the Way from Kansas.
THE EUROPEAN SENSATION.
Why Bismarck was Wanted.
HARD ON THE SoFTAS.
BROKEN BUSINESS FIRMS.
THE EUROPEAN SENSATION.
Why Bismarck was Wanted.
HARD ON THE SoFTAS.
BROKEN BUSINESS FIRMS.
COCHRAN. MCLEAN a GO.
The Statement of the G.r,,

NEw YORK. June = Regarding he afFafrs
OF Cochran, Mclean q Co, AZ seems they
called mt citing OF their creditors on Wei
nesday. Tue nrm stated that according 20
the original articles. THE partnership would
dissolve on July list, iSs6. and they presented
statement Of their affairs. For a number
OF years the nrm has been struggling % re-
trieye large losses sustained because OF It's
Inability TO collect money due from south.
ern dealers, but up 20 the present time A has
been able Tn meet Its obligs ions, as the arm
desired To wind Up the business at the date
OF the expiration OF the copartnership by
Limitation. The meeting OF credits was
called. add after the statement had been
made an extension OF time was required
from Tie creditors, notes 10 he given 10 run
through seven months. ASSURANCES were
made that all the paper OF the house would
oe psld, principal and interest. Tue mem
bers OF the nrm are confident that they will
be able To DO ali they promise early, and
have large surplus, from three 20 four hun.
dred thousand dOkarS. remaining.
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The Inve.iigation OF Speaker Kerr


The Committee on Expenditures In the
War department yesterday heard the testi-
mony of Hon. Morgan Jones, who was
member OF the House of Representatives.
from The city of New York in 1866. Law
renee Harvey, whom the witness had known
Tor many years, called upon him IN that
year and asked him to appoint Augustus z.
Greene TO lieutenancy In the army. Har-
ney informed hirl that he would get nice
present If the appointment was male. Wit
ness told Harvey he had nothing to do with
mat, and that he had known Greene longer
than Harvey had He had no applicatio
nom bis own district, but appointed young
man from New York, who had been known
Ia him from boy hood. Otherwise ne would
probably have appointed Greene.
Hon. Nelson Taylor, formerly member OF
Congress from New York, testified that he
took an Interest in Greene, because OF the
testimonials he had received in his favor
but not on Harney's account. The witness
appointed young man nom his own dis
tTict.
NO MEETING TO-DAY.
The committee held no meeting 10 day.
Tomorrow they will examine several wit
nesses in relation 10 Harvey, the New York
custom house official who made the charges
Tgainst Speaker Kerr, after which the com
mittee will make mp their report ia the case.
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"A BIG SUIT.-In the superior court at New
YORK yesterday trlal was commenced Ia the
suit by Drexel, Morgan & Co., Jessup & Co,
and Others against the Davenport Railway
construction company. Among the defend
anus are L. A. Scott. president of the PENN
ssylyania railroad; Andrew Carnegie, Thomas
u. Jewett, Cakes Ames' administrator, John
Dun, and Gordon Dexter, of Boston, and
Others. The suit is on the company's note
for S2ol 200 worth Of railroad iron to build
the road from Davenport, Iowa, to st. Paul,
Mimi. These notes are now due and unpaid.
and the question is whether defendants are
a corporation or partnership Individually
liable.
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Financial.

NV YoRK, June 9.-The Posts financial n -ticle
ssJ.: sGolt Pseed az llza and 81 the ssIee si1ce
have been Ct ll214slll3. kxchAnge du'I and arm
at A.. "a and 4osassSgz, Money 1as fOr call loans
0oyernment bopds have retained the recent large
- OF ts are higher, and otherwise there are
n changes. he stock market 81 the opening vss
so higher than yesterdays closing prices for
Western Union, Northwest aud Rock Island, and
ssH lover for Lake Shore, Pacific Mail ard HeW
YORK Central, with tie emsinder OF the lisf I'M
changed After decline 81 4 per cent. in Pacific
hail and = in Western Union feiegraph, the List
began 20 a1yance aud By II O'Clock he'd risen kalk
per cent. the latter Pscidc Mail. Michigan Den
tral soysncsd J Der cent, During the merit half
bour prices declined Ss1 the latter: also Pschc
since hoOn the market has again advanced and
prices NV are about the highest Of The day.
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WfusIOW.
HOYT. sPRAGUEs a co.
$500 O. eco OF Claims and $500, 900 ON

NEW YORK, June 9.-In the suit OF the
Berkshire wooden company against Angus
tus ID. Jullllard, which was brought TO
close up the affairs OF HOyt, Spragues 4 Co.,
the referee who was appointed To determine
the amount OF the debts due by Hoyt,
Spragues & Co., has made a partial report.
He states that the claims presented amount
10 nearly as coo 600. He has passed on ABOUT
three hundred claims, amounting 10 1885,
469 10, and the receiver has 10 his hands
81 $4,000. the referee, therefore, thinks 10
safe TO order a dividend on the claims he
has already examined OF ten per cent.
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THE BLAINE INvEs riG ALTON.
A Kansas witness Coming.

LAWRENCE. hAN J uDe Y.-EK-S ccretary
Of the Interior j. Z. Usher, attorney for the
Kansas Pacific railway, left here yesterday
for Washington, in response TO a subpO.na,
to testify IN the Blaine investigation. HIS
testimony is supposed 10 relate TO the bonds
OF the Kansas Pacific railway company said
to have been obtained by Mr.. Blaine.
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The Cotton Crop.

AUGUSTA. GA, June 9.-The Augusta ex-
change makes report for May as 10 the
prospects and condition OF the cotton crop
In twenty three counties, the average date
OF replies being the first OF June. The acre
age shows decrease OF 81 per cent; no dam
age from overflow; some slight damage on
hill lands from heavy rains; weather more
favorable for planting than last year. and
decidedly more favorable for orking; stands
are very good, and FAR above the average for
several years; planting commenced earlier
than last year, and crop grown well; general
condition averages about the same as last
year, but ranges from two weeks later 20
two weeks earlier, according TO local infiu-
ences and more or less favorable weather; In
certain localities labor is reported the same
in quantity, but more efficient; the use OF
commercial Fertilizers about the same as
last year, but there has been an increase In
home manures and composts; the present
condition OF the cotton crop is very good
and promises well; plants not large, but
healthy and vigorous, and fields free from
grass. The reports point 10 condition de-
cidedly above the usual average at this sea-
son. Two counties report cut worm, and
two report lice, but reports point 20 an ex :.
cellent condition OF the crop, and more than
a favorable prospect for the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

PETROLEUM GAS IN A CANADA Town
Dundas Is now lighted by gas made from
crude petroleum. The machinery is very
simple and can be worked by one man. Toe
crude Oil drops into the retort through syph-
ons the thickness OF a straw, and is there
converted into gas. The retorts are triangu-
lar, so that when one side burns the other
can be used. They are kept at a tempera-
ture OF one hundred and sixty degrees Fab
reDheit. The gas goes through several inge.
NOUS washing apparatuses, and when COM
p!eted and ready for use is white, clear and
soft TO the eyes. The company has no two
miles OF pipe and over one hundred con-
sumers, the number OF whom is increasing
every day. Toronto Globe.
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gGeorge Sand, the French authoress, died
In Paris yesterday.
VCharles Murphy, Of the paper and book
delphia, died yesterday.
0A rumor Is In circulation at Paris that
the eldest son OF the late Sultan has commit
ted suicide.
n3The German Protestant minister vho
resides at Jerusalem was lately attacked bv
band OF fanatic Mussuimans, and Wa 0nlv
saved By the intes ference OF the police.
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The Markets.

-BsL,IMoIK, June s-yirginis sfxes, deferred
ga tlrstLia oonsasiosted. e6h, do, second series,
~; Sorta osroliss siIss, old, "a bid TO-DAY. sugar
BALTMoRs, Juue s.-Oottos quiet and heavy
middtns, IN Flour stealy; demand fair, un-
CHANGED. " beat cutl and unchanged. Corn
southern steady and inn; western opened strong
AID higher closed shade easier; sOutnern whffe, q
eoo; DO. yellow, So, western mixed. ~, scot an1
June; eal July. Qsts Gull and vsak-southsrn
@ 5s Gas; BE sGist b. am nssi :, Hs q, AN
Proyisions hsmsr and s,sher Pork, 2 %: Bqlf
la& Tacked. Bscon-shoufcerB, 81 clear rib aifSs
uE; hams. 1a,<elsh; Lard dul-redned. iix.
Butter euiet-western fair % good, l3alt DO prine
70 choice. l6als. PetroieuD-crude easier, eL ssx:
rehped steady; hsla,S. Oorse dull sId hssyy-
81 Y; Receipts-Flour, s,oeo wheat, 400. corn.
meme; corn, u 900.
,I NEW isl.. ySzs s;a a., sesiys and essssr
Sss: short, 90. eovcrnmsnfs active. ''-s'
NEW YORK, June e.-f1oar Qutst ana sfssdy.
Wheat stssds-nodersts export demand. oors
i, LICsDes: Jas. 9, y 9 ,. NUS. so.As, isU..
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THE WOMAN QUESTION AMONG THE
DocToRs-At yesterdays session of the
phia, when the roll Of delegates was read.
and upon reaching the name OF Sarah
Hackeit Stevens, q resolution TO refer to the
iudicssl committee that and all such names.
was tabled by large majority. pager on
obstetrics by DR.. 8 c. Busey, OF Washington.
ID. e., was read, and q committee to report
upon the subject OF bovine and animal vac
ciration as compared with the usual arm To
ann practice was appointed.
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stabbed 10 Death by HIS wife.

NEW York, June 9.--Philip Steiht, who
was stabbed by his wife with a butchers
knife May 18th, died TO day OF the Injuries
then Inflicted. The woman is In custody.
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THE EUROPEAN SENSATION.
Why bismarck Was SUNNI aned 90

BERLIN, June 9.-The National Zeltuue of
to-day says a learns from a well Informed
source thai Prince Bismarck was sum.
moned 70 Berlin solely 10 personally report
10 the Emperor upon the latest phase Of
events In Turkey. The ZeItung aids thai
the German policy continues "a aim above
ali AZ The preservation OF the peace OF Europe
and leading political circles are convinced
the EFFORTS IN that direction will be success
tnl. The statement that conferences bet yeen
tne Chancellors OF Germany. Russia, aud
austria lmpend needs confirmation. 10 20
yesterday afternoon nothing was known
here of any such cOn fprences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

TIE GOLD GUARD" at q meeting In New
York last night, accepted the Invitation to
he presentin Charleston, 8. c., on the 18th,
The centennial anniversary OF the battle OF
Fort Sullivan. They will be ACCOMPANIED
nv The Boston Tigers, and be received by the
Washington Light Infantry OF Charleston.
1he guard will visit Philadelphia and parti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

THE WINNERS AT JEROME PARK races
yesterday were Idalla, Freeoooter, Lloyd's
Brown horse and Bertram. Sprinkgbok was
ctstanced In the mile heat race won BIZ
Freebooter. and Ore Knob came la fourth
snd lsst in the mile and half race won by
LlOy q A horse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL. The
Cumberland Alleganian says the president
and directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal company are expected to visit that
city next week. The entire board. with a
number OF accompanying visitors, will make
the journey In the new steam yacht recently
built for the company in Baltimore. The
trip Will be made leisurely, not only with a
view 10 enable close inspection of the
party TO enjoy the magnificent scenery to be
seen at many points along the way-scenery
that is doubly attractive at the present sea-
son, when held, stream aud forest can be be.
held at their best. 1t is claimed thai the
outlet lock at Georgetown, among many
other advantages to coal shippers, has two
very especlal ones; II does away with the
necessity OF wharfage and prevents the
breaking Of coal (Which Is taken directly
troin canal boats) By handling on wharf.
These advantages are worth about forty
cents Ton TO shippers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

The Nashville Banner tells us that Eiss
Antoinette Polk, the American belle Of
Rome, IL not The daughter Of the late Blehop
Is daughter OF the late Andrew J. Polk, Of
Naury, and granddaughter Of the late An
thopy Wayne vanleer, Of Meanwhile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

Dom PEDRO AND PARTY reached Boston
last night and occupy the Same Apartments
at the Revere House assigned the Prince OF
Wales, Duke Alexis and other distinguished
p erfonages who have visited that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

FAILTD FOR A MILLION AND A HALF
rape, Mclean q Co., dry goods dealers, No.
462 Broadway, have failed. Liza biiities
81 800 eco; assets nearly $1,000, 900. The arm
state that they have more properly gone
into liquidation than failed; that they can
pay all they owe and have t50o, 900 TO spare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

FAYETTEVILLE. 4

FAYE1TEvILLE, PA, June "a large
tabneTy and the adjoining bulldogs, a.
Quincy, Pa, were destroyed by FIRE last
light. Loss $40 600.
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- NOTICE TO rae PUBLIC AT LARGE.

- NOTICE TO TaE PUBLIC AT LARGE
The NATIONAL SUPREME GRAND LODGE
Of the UNITED ORDER OF SONS AND DAUGd.
TERs OF CANAAsITEs was organized April &c,
ls76. with the following named officers:
James Pratt, N. G. g. NJ.
+ T, NJ w d si RI,ss y g S. j o.
William h, Williams, N. G.F.s.
Edward Smith, Q. Il.
thornton Bird, N. G. T.
i IU6p @a,S.:y y y :! g ospi
Jesse Coats. ". @. v. 9. 3,
The above named National Grand Loo ge was in
SR or
soIs are forewarned against Using or Infringing
win be strictly enforced upon any person 80 yiost
fEAsoIs C. BR faFs fsa a. E. j. g. g. s7 81
% shGsE afEEosP % MnPESSHYALITroWN
n b. sns ses 81 ss
on hONpaY: 18th instant: at O'Clock D m, for
the purpose Of eecting Board Of Directors, and
Ies St A.P. PARDON, sec'y.
~ ar hgCIInN .Ths kNTIRE sTOUK Of
syTya1ia avenue, ivEEY E7ENisG 3. ~
r. z. III. Q. a.
OPLN ALB MEETISGs
Every Evening, ats O'Clock, corner 7th street aud
Pennsylvania avenue.
SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICE
LIscoLs HALL.
at 3A O'Clock.
RCEyerybody invited. my26 tr
~ T II b r 5 T.
hILBURN's SODA wATrR.
NATURAL SPRIHG WATERS on Drsusht
iUE-COLD TEA, COFFEE and CHOCOLATE.
I42s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
spIs-u wllsrt's.
ny General Claim aud Col!ection AseHi,
No. IT'S 18th street, near Treasury Department,
District Claims, Pension and Bounty Claims, o
ipecialty. apn
- NERVOUS EXHAUsTION-A Medical
red at Kskns Museum Of Anatomy, New YORK
n the cause aud cure OF Premature Decline, show
e i1Sispatsbiy how lost health may be Eessined,
marriage, and the treatment OF nervous aud physi-
al debility, being the result Of % years perience
Price, Is cents: Address the author DR.. L. J. Kahn,
luce and residence, 81 East 10Th St, n 7. srl sm
HH' D. COOKE, JR. co,
BANKERS,
sp3-n 1929 street,
r. sTRATFOBD FENDALL,
isnn-sm 2TffoRSsrxrkaE,
"LEWIs JOHNSON co.,
BANK ERS,
ssr-r a. l0ia Ssrsa and PsEEsyEraxis Asssss,
Dealers In Government end Distrtc. Securities
foreign Exchange and Gold. sepI4-ly
FsAaUEL C. YOUNG,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
oct7-tf OFFIcE-srAR BUILDING.
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The Prison Congress

INV YORK, J une Sin the national prison
reform congress, today, various papers
bearing on the subjects OF the congress we're
read.
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Raurd for the Centennial.

NEW YORK. June 9.-The members OF the
Institute OF Technology OF Boston aud the
members OF the Connecticut legislature and
their friends-the latter numbering 250-have
passed through here for the Centennial ex-
hibitiOu,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-09

THE BREWERS CONGRESS, In session at
Philadelphia, yesterday adopted reso u'io1s
deprecating the policy of the Internal rsveuus
hu. eau as being inconsistent with the proper
conduct oftrade, and calling on all brewers to
unite against the temperance party. A reso-
luton TO appropriate 1000 TO employ able
writer's TO refute attacks upon the malt liquor
Interests was voted down. After the appoint
ment OF committee on agitation, composed
OF representatives from different cities,
communication was read from the Masters
ASSOCIATION calling attention to the necessity
for the establishment of uniform grades for
barley, and suggesting a representation be-
fore boards OF inspection. 1t was decided to
bold the next annual meeting at Milwaukee,