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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-05-03
n pecuniary sense.

The correspondents in the Black
Hills region, having begun to find
the bottom of things, are drawing ev-
cry thing but rose water pictures of
life out there. One, writing from
Deadwood, outlined an incipient
claims war that is fairly chargoable
to the Governments violation of SOL
emn treaties; and now a gentleman
of unimpeached veracity, who accom-
panied an expedition in 1871, testi-
fes that even then the hotel keepers
and stage owners all along the eight
hundred miles Of road between the
Missouri and the Yellowstone were in
league to lure unsuspecting immi-
grants by falschood. The same gen
tleman hints that the Government is
winking at the Elusive accounts Of
the wealth Of the mines that are
drawing thousands ofpoor men to the
Hills, the Government officers view
of the situation being that tits cheap.
er to encourage immigration to the
number of fifty thousand men, than
to send sufficient number of troops
to guard what little gold may be
found.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-05-03

Our country is getting reputation
as a place where divorce is made
easy. A Paris paper states that ut
is announced that NJ. de Germiny,
his wife and children, are about to
depart for America. The married
pair are going to be naturlizcd as
Americans and then be divorced; af-
ter which NJ. de Germiny will return
to France with her children and re.
sumo her maiden name.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-05-03

The grasshoppers have begun to
make their appearance in the vicin-
ity of Omaha, Nebraska, during dur
ing the warm weather Of the past
few days.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-05-03

"Why do you drive suchu pitiful
looking carcass as that? Why don't
you put Il heavier coat of flesh on
him?" said n traveller to an Irish car
driver. IA heavier load ofAeshl by
the powers, the poor creature can
hardly carry what's on him now"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-05-03

An absent wife is thus advertised
for Jano, your absence will ruin
all. Think of the children, your
parents; your husband. Return, re-
turn; all may yet be well. AT any
rate, enclose the key of tho CUPBOARD
where the gin is"
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nm Rlank Hills rielded s2.5OO OOO

The Black Hills yielded s2,500,0O0
in gold last year. AS the danger Of
being scalped has greatly diminish
ed and Judicial district has been es-
tablished there, there will probably
be great rush of miners this sum
mer. Late reports say that the gold
pans out richer than it did in Cali
fornia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-05-03

aMadam, did you ever lift a dog by
the tail?" +Wby know you cruel
thing, YOU 81 didn't know, because
I just saw you carry your little child
across the gutter by one arm. Adog's
tail is a great dsal'stronger' than the
ligaments Of a baby's shoulder"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-05-03
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A Mrs. McGilvay, of Prince-Ed-
ward Island, wins distinction because
she has reached her 10th birthday,
sings like girl, and has no ailment
except poor eye-sight.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-05-03

The salt manufacturers of the
Knnawha and Pomcroy regions are
cndOavoring to form a combination
which shall regulate tho price of salt
IL those sections.
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A temperate and perfectly healthy
druggist of indianapolis was myster-
iously stricken deaf and dumb, a few
days ago, and the doctors can't help
him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-05-03

A LII the type now in this Office Is entire
"A ly new We have all the late styles Of
card and poster type, and hattcr ourseli
that We can do as good work as any Office
In the State. Give us d trial,
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Gsk = G11a Week to Agents. $40
900 sSl loutft Free. 20 WICK
cry, Augusta, Maine.
Evening star., 1877-11-14

NEGETINE.
SHE RESTS WE'LL.
South POLAND, ME-, Oct. IL, 1876,
Mr. II Il STEVENS.
De1T ST--I have been sick two years with the
II, er con plant. and during that time have taken
great n any different medcinesobut none of ITEM
Did me any good. was restless nights and had no
aIptite, Since taking the VEGErINE rest " ell and
relish ny food Can recommend the VEG sTINB for
WI al II has done Tor me. YGufs res pectfuily.
hEs. ALBEIT RIUKER,
Witress Of the abcve
Mr.. GEORGE ii. VAUGHAN,
MedfOrd, Mass.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
To Ccrrespondepts.

All letters intended for publication or referring In
any way 20 the editorial department. OF the paper
should be addressed The Ed,to Of TAs Say. Those
relating 10 fits business departments should be sd
dressed % Tis PEbiShsT of Ths Sta-. Observance
ofthese directions instead Of addressing such letters
in either case, 20 individual name, win prevent
provoking delays.
Checks, etc, IN payment Of bills should In all esses
be made payable to the order Of TAs EcsaiRs Sta,
Eevspap- COp1pary,-not 20 tba: of any individual.
- Ne anonymous communications read. Ho re-
ected communications returned.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
v E G. Il 7 IN H.
RET j. p. LUDLOW WRITES.

RET j. p. LUDLOW WRITES:
us BALTIC STREET, BRooKLYS,N
NVv.h, 1874.
II. r. STEVENS, FSQ.
Dear Sir:-Frcm personal benefit received by its
Use. " ell rs fl Jm personal know ledge Of those
Ose cures erthy have seemed almost nj &C ulou
can most heartily AID sincerely recOmmend the
VEGEI1NB for the cOnpi ,nis which il is claimed TO
cure. JAMES L. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Cav airy Baptist Church,
Sacramento, Gal.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
NEGETINE +.

VEGETINE.
GOOD FOR TIE CHILDREN
BOSTON HOME. IA TYLER sTREKT.l
BOsTON, April, 1870 (
II Il. STEVENS
Dear SiT:-We feel that the children in our home
have been greatly beEeited by tie VEGFTINE YOU
have so kindly given us irCD rime time es pecisy
those troubled with the Ser fula.
With resrect,
Mrs. N. wORMELL, Matron.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
MEDICAL. &c.

nR. LEON, The Oldest Established aud aiy Be
u liable Ladies Physician in the CITY C Al bs CON
No. sos Oh street r. W., fiom tos o'ciock' ali
dsIc sMsie GSmplsnts Quickly cured. ofhcs aud Resi-
~ and 10th; fifteen years experiences in special Of
neo prsGtice separate oficee for ladies aud gentle
or Charge ses DSsos secx nn
CONSULT DR. LEON, THE OLDEST. EsTAS
az and SPEEDY cure i hs time
doned and i'll treated cases q specially. A thorough
s Ss no eass consulting sos
"SATIsFACTION''-A po.itiye cure: Al psr
formus By DR. DKRsY At lis * street. s"s cernsI
DE; RECORDS EssEsCE OF LIFE restores
- mar hood 81 d the yigOr of youth to the most
shattered cor stuticn in four weeks from Eha.svsr
Ssq.s4s slsIs b. 1re BsEsTs Of sd
are useless, and finally prove ruiaousy ex pensive
ssss %saessT ssP Is, :, nsI, must SSs. iaS
10: gACQuES. . University Pl.oe, New York.
nR. A c. TRANSEAU, after more than twenty
Marcus and SiH diseases, sI private diseases aud
diseases q women Well definsd cases treated BY
d"ors above Pat,Lt Vffioe. Hours 10 a. IN t, l ana
y N. marzI ly
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr RoBERrsON can be
~ ulteu every W euDs eday and SatuTu at his
fhce, 921 street, bst, 9Th and 10Th. from 10
p m, on all diseases of tie Urinary Organs ard
Nerve us Diseases. viz: Organic AID Seuinsi Weak
ness. Nervous Debility, I'm po'encs, Prems-urs De-
cay, erYous Trembling Pal u sti N OF n. Heart,
Dlmness OF Sis ht or Giddinrss ludigesion &c &C.,
all resulting from abuses iu youth excesses in ma A.
hood ard early infiscretions, lnorrhes Structures
and sy phil iquickly cured DR.. 4 10 a native Of
Patimore, vii II years experience in special prsc
tce, endorsed by the leading physicians OF his city
Persons in need OF medical trt for any Of the
above diseases will nod il 70 their interest 20 call
nOn i'm ~ VI hnn "A
treatment, and cure guars snteed in every case be
undertakes. VIII refer bis ps,rons to a y OF the
leading phys OF Baltimore, and show letter of
testimonials from the same. Call address as above
or u lO South Iutaw street, Baltimore. mar1O-ly
Evening star., 1877-11-14
VEGETINE.

VEGETINE.
REV. o. T. WALKER SA VS.:
PROVIDENCE, l6i TRANSIT STREET.
ii r STEVENS, Esq
fec bOuLd TO express with my signature the high
yalue place pom your NE6ETINR. NJ, family hay
used II for the last two years. In nervous debility
Is invaluable, and recon mend ID TO sll " h1 may
need an invigoIatine, renOvstng tonic.
U. T. WALKER
Evening star., 1877-11-14
We O E TIN H
PREPARED BIZ
III. R. STEVESS, Boston. Mass.
Vesetine Is Sold BY All Druggists.


WIN. w. wONN'S
w ICE CREAM Saloons,
721 9th, bet. Il and III SITS. northwest,
WAsHINGTOS. II. q.
ICE cream. WATER ICES AND FROZEN
CUrTARD: Parties, Receptions, Weddings, Fairs,
&c, FURNISHED al the shortest notice able
terms nDyl3 I'm
Evening star., 1877-11-14

freroge srOTn Daily Circulation orer
1S.50O- being more than three times that
Of any other daily TGIer fn Washington.
and more than that # all the others added
together.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
EDUCATIONAL.

TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
RESiNGaff6Se af e TARISsRd fpEIsr Il b2rc. SSrtew't
with able assistants. Circulars al music stores
ESsoNs IN GERMAN Tnsiive fongue7,
sAErsi ssl1 fo.mdrIS and Greek reel ey IREDxRLGK MS
"a s,rs., ~ iireaisrs In bookstores Address f30
GEoRGETowN FEMALE SEMINARY,
D. BosTens aud bsy sesos ssrs' for Gore Ye1
Eseiish FTeSy tAsly for h9To1gh edSostgn 10
ooiI6,im MISS JIPsoosB. Principal.
Il KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL IIsz
Principsls Children admitted bstwssn the sses q
ttree and sixteen yesrs. Normal Class for Lsdiss.
or at sI6 street no thSs-t oc,Is sa
MADEMoIsELLE V. PRUD'HOMNF,S
Ni FRENCH CLASSES.
NJ xbesoonnTs IhisyD7sftats aHg AdrsHcef.
n. .b.-Pupiis taught rapidly, aud with a perfac.
F@T YasnS .e H-s oi Prsetica conyersson
In M ~ Lsaes and Children, 3 a. m, 10 an,
fGr Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and oirI.,spm.
Hours Iessry'd fer Private Ls-sans and Glasses.
amer D. m other wesk DAYS bet. y aud I. oc str
hESSRS. DONCH 4 son are nov Urs-
g pared 70 give distinctions on the Violin Fiute
Slatlaonet OF any other Orchestral In-;rumeut FrT
northwest. ~ sers a.,
M Iss A. D. MERRILL AND Miss b. Q.
- GRANks, assisted by Miss q. {. Leland, win
reopen their Select School end RtndergArten f5r
noys and Girls, sept lS, si 500 18th st corner q
u. seB Sm'
RoYS' ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
- Acaoemy-<A street northwest, Sunderlapds
Shurce Eighth year begins September arf. IsT7
For superior advantages u this Academy. -s.e pss
circular. principal bookstores, or afdre-e CHASE
BOYS, Principal, 1915 ~ 81 southwest. augas-sr
I'HE MISSES LANE, 1913 n sfreef worth
wEpsEsp%ayr T % rss,Ssss sIs.s tsei, sotcol for Grl;
Joseph Henry, Hon. George Bancroft, j q. Wei
ing, LII. ~. augl7- -sm
SCHOOL OF MUSIC, sO7 sth street north
Sest-seoond Term opens MONDAY. November
a. h. Tuition with free lessons. ae ) IS to
suell-ly
MISS OSBORNE'S YOUNG LADIES
IN IN bOAkplEG AND DAY sCHoOL.-Nert Tern
I'll tee1n 1t 0A3 n street north west, November
MAPLEwoOD INSTITUTE, Concord, /,
a'h vile, Pa Bo. ., ESQ H~r qusrter: girls, esS.
Bcys prepared for Yale OF Rsrsa.d sin.trnct,r. 5
dec2 y JOS. eH0RrLIDGE, A M. Pria.
JAMES CoRRIDoN, P-ctsssor Of Peassoss-
ship, 80. Cloud Building, lth and o. wruips.
Bo kkeepirg aud khort Hand taught in sAort 80
sszy courses of lessons Thorough fnstruc,ion
schools.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
STE NJ w AY
Grand, Square and Upright Pianos.

STE N w AY
Grand, Square and Upright Pianos.
In order to protect the public against i'm pos ition
and as n rebuke TO urscrupulous advertisers, the
Judges on Pianos at the Centennial Exhibition,
Philadelphia, lS76, hsve given to steiuway s Sons
CERTIFICATE:
This ist TO certify, that the paaofortss of Messrs
Grand, Square and UeTi Tight. exhibited by them AZ
the Centennial Exposition at Philadeipbia In 1875,
and novelty Of construction, and 10 all points Of
excellence they received our highest average Of
OfSsIceltnes IS; y ,s,I Al The their 'tyles."
signed:
WILLIAM THOMSON, HENRY X. OLIVER,
Ed. FAvRK PERRET, JAMES Q WATSON,
J. ecnIEpxAYER, JOSEPH HKsRY,
j. 3. HILCARD, +. a. r. BARNARD
The following are the ratings as originally made
and copied from the note books of the examining
Judges, duly certified By them
ON srIINwAY sons PIANOS:
96 on equare Pianos out OF possible 90
80 on on Prior "Ge Grands. out Ui; o. possible s.
S Sp SRsSb GSsrSi GoT%E 0a' %VasaGs SsS
~The next highest exhibitor reached total
average ofeok only.
An tables Of ratings publish by other psnoforts
authority Of the JUDGES '''' 'N Il ' noSis s. 81
4 AM NOW READY TO SET THE
L BOLDHMAnS AUTOMATIC FLOOD-vALvE
for the protscsion OF DWELLING. against overn ,w
foction In every case. No cure. no paw
j. A. BlD6wAY, Practical Plumber,
0JO ID street northwest
AFTER MANY TR0GeLEs and heavy exvens
found the only perfect resief from inundstiop OF
ny basem ents By ovsInow ing sewers, BY the adop
don Of the Bold<manis FLOOD v alive, st by Mr.
3. A sRicgvay on condition q 10 payment In case
of failure o alyo perfect refief.
W J. HENRY ALBeRs,
octH-lm Corner lu st sad Il. 1. ave. n ".
Evening star., 1877-11-14
VEGETINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO 1T.

VEGETINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO 1T.
South SALEM, MASS, Nov. II, 1876.
ME-. ii. r. STEVENS:
Dear SU,-I have been troubled with Scrofula
Car ker, and Liver Com pa int for three years Moth
Ing ever did me any good until commenced usin
the NEGETINE. 1 am now getting along hrst-r ate,
and still using the VEGsIISE. i consider there is
nothing equal to it for such complaints Can heartily
recommend il to every body. Yours truly.
MRS. LIZZIE II. PACKARD,
No. l6 LsgI ange street, South Salem, n ASS.
VEGETINE.
RECOMMEND 1T HEARTILY
SOUTH BosToy.
Mr.. .eTEvRNs:
Dear Su,-l have taken several bottles Of your
NEGEIINE, and am convinced n il valuable remedy
for Dyspepsia, Kidney COMPLAINT, and General De
bity of the System. can heartily recommend il to
ell sufferers from the above complaints.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. MUNROE PARKER.
Evening star., 1877-11-14
LOST AND FOUND


CSI-A GOLD PIN, with DagusrreotYpa Por-
- trait in front, ana hair set 10 back By return
ms II e sane 70 the nreau If Information lfS5 Y
street, the n1dlr viii bs suitably rewarded. 1t
i fes dai ago, with tig brass chain ~
C liar with the owners name on, "B. r.
ncCsuEy." The finder will be literally rsWsrd-d
by calling at ]. 1YNAH'S, corner 18th and & -ts
northwest. noyl3.ns
OST.On Pennsy AHA avenue, between 18th
Il a and g. h street., Brown Paper PARCEL, con-
tanning some French embroidered Corset covers
address ON pare. Richard Ssiembier, New York s.
The finder will be suitabIy ard by re.urpipg IN
to JOHN A. DOWNS, 5i3 Market Space noB 81
Evening star., 1877-11-14

The New York FfeeH0H's Journal referring
L. re reports OF the POpe's death, says that
his holiness is as well as he has been for
years past, his only atlment being the old
ulcer In bis leg, and adds with spice of pro-
family rather noticeable in a religious paper,
that he is likely to live for wenty years yet
"until his enemies are dead aud d decided
upon finally"
Evening star., 1877-11-14
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-. = Safure and oths. Oonic Arf, BY james Parton,
ESss.oe. q a.ssots q Tie o,sosss ton ratIs, Sy S
~ Ss1 Ssr'S.., e LIE GsrSf, q o MrSs rannss SSy
TSSc.SSS.y, fS .@.ssss ss,1s:, S.n BiosI.shJ q
by essdnan, 4iB. The eseU Of Avis. by aushSr
3; si s. $::' $:s; IS y E:ssi and
1o16 Penasvlcania aresse,
00sSs-0 cerner llth street.
NEW Law PUBLICArIoNs.-Vol. 10
i1eeusOe. Vol. tom cI.:r1s. %.E william: on
G On fsrsnsr.hlI: n. .Ab.ottr E.tionI Dissst; vol.
on Hotaries: Common Law Practice In Owl Ae
ssons. ~ Walts. Csx; ef WsshnCon Cay. New
MISCELLANEOUS Rubltcationa Ooe Year Abraas n.
author Of One Summer. MARI rwain = Autobisers
Isy. knisht Of the lsth Certgrv. bv Il Re
Ineo, ny 4n. =. y. Barnett. That Horrfd 3irl
That Hnsband Of Nine. Ny n ,teer IN. Law. TIE.
All no II winseov, 6y Mn. Lsith Adams. kSr
jery bruoeb Lover, by Mary Pxtrses
w. y. = q. m. MORRISON,
octs-r l76 PennsvIraNi0 acenwe.
Evening star., 1877-11-14

Square bounded BY K and L, n Cap and ne. ~
s6 900. ss 600. On , fir.t cl.s. Real Estate, a,
per cent.
J. STANLEY JONES,
noNo-V I'll 7th street.
Evening star., 1877-11-14

4 B. II. WARNER co,
BrGiRGrG j.. WGrnsr, EFsrfa A. M-F4,f-,
0Io street northwest
Evening star., 1877-11-14


Issue on the lst and Isin OF eech mont. JuF.
etin OF All property for sale arG raIt an booze
which can be hsi on application clF ora 1T'li
be sent by mat II aesi "a.
Loans.
Sf 1000 ats per oc t novlttr
Evening star., 1877-11-14

the city, ~ reduced rates u~t6-ly
rHABLEs A. APPEL,
" 453 Louisfaps svenue.
Real Estate, General CoLleIion nrd t]aiyr 1s,s,v
FOR RENr-No I330 o stree, northwest, IA
rooms, med. fmpe., Eco,
FOB sALE-TwC splendid LOTS on 18th street
encie, bargain. serl3-tr