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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

Vengeance was gluttcd ycstcrdayin Penn
eylvania 10y the execution of eleven men in
three towns of the state. Since the hang
ing of twcuty--iN negroes in Charleston, ON
account Of the NEsN plot. wcdo not rcmcm-
her any occasion in which such tribute
ha- been paid to the gallows in amy state.
The guilty men have boon punished, but
oi lcrs must also suffer ON their account.
Thcy have hcqucathcd TO their families sui-
fci ing grief. aud Shame.
This ought to he the end " Molly
Maguirci-m, which has for so long time
boon the fountain Of 50 many crimes in the
coal regions uf pcnn-y lvania.
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Reputation by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company.

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company Is
contc-ting its liability as Euutantor If the
bonds of one of it, leased limos ON grounds
that ought to alarm every holder of similar
securities Throughout the country. II says
that it cannot bc compelled at law to keep
its promises except under conditions which
are practically impossible. and therefore it
virtually refuses To- keep thcmai all.
In January. l,6n the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. in conjunction with another
railroad corporation. took lease of the
property of TIA" Columbus. Chicago and In
diana Central Railroad Company. and a.
pant of the rent guaranteed th" payment of
>aO.Wp.pn ~ the lessor ounrany'- bonds
Tine terms Of the guaranty were stamped
upon the bonds, and the President of the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company wrut" for
publication a letter, which was accordingly
published. declaring that his company held
itself responsible for their payment Rely
ing upon these facts many investors pur-
chased the bonds at high price. and for
several years received their Interest pune
tuallv Subsequently, ia" lease proving
Improbable, the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Company refused to pay any more
interest. and suit has been brought
by bondhpldcr against il. Its de-
fence. a. developed upon the hearing OF
thr c1-e on Tuesday. l., that it, contract
WIS not with the holders of the hond-. but
with the company which originally ISSUED
them; and that the stockholders of this
company and no others. have right to
sue. Since tine Pcun-y l,nnia Railroad Com
pany itself controls tine company in quc--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

while West Point graduated colorcd stu
drul th's yrar who, however. did not hnycthc
n '"l9rud youth named lumun Edward PAGE. a
. 'nuhr negro, in tyne, WAS snloatol hy the
votes 81 n.y. follow siud.nts at Brown Uui,rr-
~iiN ir"Nli'h'n. Class Day orator.. "a position
Mmrh r. So much coveted among students ann
mll"us Tor class honur- that it is ranked hy
aud Vnl'dlrtory oratinue of common cement Mn N
. NIX NE greatest day of tho wholr four yrurs
lnlh'S ,ulort las, IA" dayon which they cali uIl
ulrii relatives anu friends tO culuy what rs best
an brightest of lli' Within unVere It's walls. 4
SI,ii .hhn5r. truly, mas come over this uuivrr-
dn~hing, hoi-lloudod Youths from tho South
burned larsr part OF her undergraduates fol.
mo-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22
The wondrou. Eye. ora Lady Novelist.

FTTT7T ~ T7TTFTI TTT7TTTF7
WASHlNGroN. June IN. Christian Reid.
the novelist oihorwl-" Miss Fisher. of Norih
lhr"lnl, has exceedingly peculiar rNr,. At
the races, when saw nor ia tine stables and
wat h"l hcru~ with h"r une lo She pissed among
ia" horses, car"9~lng and putt nag thNm hrr
'y"s lu9k" of lusilnuS hlnoN, At dinner she
WIS lhlkln" with a well meaning hut atlli man.
ana ~ reyes W'r, al a dead go ~. Lat run sle
me most tender NIUE She Is gentle, cNtremcly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

| The attendance at the PHILADELPHIA nos
manent exhibition is vcry mcasrc P''
The Bunker Hill Monument ,..,.,i.,,
| has elected p,.,, p,t,, ~, t,.,r,,.. ,, "lion
| Wn,,ncr roo,,,l, ttt NJ IA
,rcy,rhc,,,n, T., ,,,'. r,,,,' ,',"'E mat
his home here lie tlint. .orion.trort, "mhA'
| Tho cbir,oa In ~ N,.L,. rt,
| ,.,,. a., -, '"'u' l'hlla-
"''I'"'' wv. nm WI ""''" u' n''-'''f' NoWciby
'" "' '''" '''' ,''f "'" W. '''- i' l'e min
W. y" '''iS "'''' "''V " "u' " OBJ iic iuaue
wv"
"A hotcl clcrk IN san Francisco the other
day, after igniuns CHAR with analcoho l.l',r ir,
the loren back int" the cup The alcoh hasod up ot
OF his wiskers and eyebrows, and seriously burned i
face and hand
Vine growers i'm the Sonoma Valln, r.t
are discouraged. says tic r, talunn 4 ,,.. n,, -
the grape crop is to be small Tor IT Will probably l,r
than ever before. bat on account OF tic pic cn o r
and limited demand for wine.
| "A Vallejo Cal. man was asio1 ,vh. b
| was cutting down two ma. ninc, MT sl,,i, I
| dwelling recently lie rcrlicl that lac dtlut,,
have all the baby carts in town make public az,
| trees AMI race up and down his sidewalks.
Tho late Queen of the Ncthcrland. wa,
| in the habit of spending many month. of ti, f,,..
| her lite at Torquav IN t,, soutb OF lr.i,pf 3D., ,
place She wa. 80 fond that after her first visit .l.,
"Now can die happil, for have seen r,r,,, ~. .n
as Jerusalem"
-IOrupdD balloons are prOpOeod lv a cor
respondent of the N,,,n,la. t,,.ia,n The tl.,t ,,
the balloon. over the onomy and drop tlt. t,r.l h.,
means Of clcctucit, sent over A wire II ,.c.I.,,,,
that c!ty could bee totally .tro,ei n tli. way i i
ping "a sufficient auantit, of nitro gl,ccr.ue
James Grant Wilson saws. i'm the To,1s.
teui,at oi John Iotlro Motley. "1n The las. letter fin,
had the honor OF receiving iron, mn, lost friend he Non
toned that hc was occnri,d with vhnt hc o.ior.d s
greatest work of his nfhi. History of IN, rhrty
Years war-whch it is to be feared wall ever rcu,ain
but n ma strrfv truutnnntw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

parsonage than any Marquis or Ambassador
Tho friend and protcgG OF q. WAsHiNGroN
CnILDs. A. NJ, ought to be- very near the head
Of the procession when he dcsccnds the golden
stair that leads to the banducting hall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

ua,.~r, Theatre --Mich m.
s"t"n,bia Otr.a uo">r VARIETY
Itf,h N,-un~ Theatre tvsne.Nnr
s.ti,uor~'s Garden Gfc attractions
srnrd Opera u""~~ -smtr.
Nihio.s Garden .cfoss tni e. scent.
Me-, N"rL Nrusr,"m Htoslwsl 1ni a'thH
I.n, PASTORS N-v Ih~ntr~-varciy Matinee
" attacks th.ntrra Waves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

When Acknowledgement FAIRcHILD makes
reply to the TwErp-T TOWNSEND statement. he
ought to DE able to do it in less than six col
umns Of fine print.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

tn" sworn - element IL th" Commercial
Insurance Cominnl Of 81 Louis. made five
months ago. showed a-sot- Amounting L. Iu-i
ielu.l3i.53 and liabilities Of only s7u.s23ol
Nr"pins capital stock and not surplusl
SOW the company is in such condition that 1t
cam ul longer t.ntnu iusInoS and the state
Insurance Cuinmi-~ .on"r of Missouri Is deter
ulnod To- iind out IN" cause of rs troubles. l.
would certainly sccm either that the statement
wis false and p.rurrd. or that the company has
49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

Judge IIlLroN holds the fort. lie is sur
prisod that such fuss should bc made over so
trivial matter. hut he il not in the least dis
turhcd. lie has nothing 10 regret. or take back,
or apologize for lie is satisfied that the scnti-
mcnt Of the community at largo is one Of
" thorough approval. and he Is not at all wor-
rirl about the consequences to a. 4. STEWART
& Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

The Gar Of Russia should call convcn-
ton Of the 800 newspaper correspondents who
are hanging on the outskirts Of his army in
Roumunia. and induce them to give their adj
vice. after fun debate. as to the proper moment
and method Of crossing the Danube.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

parsonage than any Marquis or Ambassador.
Tho friend and protcgc OF q. WASHINGTON
CnTDs. A. NJ. ought to be- very near the head
Of the procession when he dcsccnds the golden
stair that leads to the ban1ucting hall.
Every day something new. Yesterday. it
was the TWEED question the day before ycstrr-
day. it was the Hebrew question; to-day, it is
the Molly Mcguire question.
When Acknowledgement FAIRCHILD makes
reply to the TwErp-TowNsEND statement. he
ought to bc able to do it in less than six col
umns Of fine print
The Car Of Russia should call n convcn-
ton Of the 800 newspaper correspondents who
are hanging on the outskirts Of his army in
Roumonia. and induce them to give their adj
vice. after fun debate as to the proper moment
and method Of crossing the Danube.
Judge IIfLroN holds the fort lie is sur
prsod that such n fuss should bc made over so
trivial mattcr. hut he is not in the least dis
turhcd. lie has nothing to regret. or take back
or apologize for lie is satisfied that the scnti-
mcnt Of the community at largo is one Of
" thorough approval" and he is not at all wor-
ricl about the consequences to A. 4. STEWART
4 Co.
Mr.. CNRMAN. for whom that pleasant part
II the eity known as Carman-yillc was named.
a., l,,.h,l,. f,,, f,,,,ii, ,,,,,,rl un, ,h, f,ri
h. t.. . i IL A. -. IL, . ... ,i.i..
~ w 49,,
i'v""i"t i'.i "'' Jaw s'l7' i"' l"'l" ." '77u'' -
WI" Suul sp'hd inc N'ul"ul grandson
$1,000 ycarf The report in The SUN Is inter
DSting reading
lhNIh ""'l'N ''N'l H'"i' E''"h" '"""
WIS formerly sup uSrd. one oil them. not ultu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

The next question is. VIII cN-ludgc HI
Ton exclude Jewish women from the unfinished
Home for MurNinl. Women upon viii h ALEX
ANpLR r. STEWART expended 30 mueh money ;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-22

The picture Of JAY GoULD as n Ounce.
which was drawn 10y Mr. DIcKEEsoN in the great
telegraph suit yesterday. may have been now in
the court room. lut il is not new to those who
have read JAY GoULDs newspaper Of late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22
Washington 80 be Lively this Winter.

From present indications il Is quite evil
dent that Washington, during the approach
ing sessions OF Congress, will be crowded.
with large number OF visitors and soiourn-
Srs. We learn that the inquiry for houses is
almost unprecedented; that there has been
no such demand Stree the war times" The
paralyzed business interests OF the country
demand important consideration al the
hands OF Congress, and, from what We eau
business industries OF the country will be
largely represented in the character of our
visitors this winter. This elias, of live Amerf-
can citizens, representing the capital, bust
hess industries and labor interests of the
country Will, is is hoped. exert a healthy in
huence in shaping important legislation in
the interest OF the whole country; and the
winter S work is likely To be quite in contrast
with the war Of politicians OF the last ses-
sion of Congress. If this is a government OF
the people, by the psOple, and (JT the people,
then there has never before been a time when
the peoples material interests was more In
need of proper consideration by the national
legislature than the present. Now is the time
for business men To come To the front, and
mere politicians remain in the rear. We can
assure the country that Washington is in ex-
cellent condition to accommodate all visitors,
and that the beauty, co mfOrt and attractions
of our city will impress them all with feel
ing OF pride in the grandeur, progress aud
development OF their national capitol. Come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22
LiStIe Mae All Over

When General George Il. Mcclellan was
asked what were his intentions in regard tc
his nomination as Governor of New Jersey
by the CONGRATULATIONS be purposed &C
cepting or declining-he answered 81 have
not yet been officially nOsified OF my nomin-
alton, and you will see the improprfety OF
my saying anything in regarI to it for the
present. i do not think / ought to speak
about II now" To the suggestion that The
official notification was a mere matter of
form, about which there was no doubt, aud
That he knew the action Of the Convention as
well as he would at any time, he finally re-
piled that if he saw it was the unanimous
wish of the party, and that ii would be for
the good OF the party. he would accept; that
on the other hand, II he had reason to believe
that such would not be the case and his
nomination would not be for the good Of the
party, then he would not accept. He saw no
reason for doubling that il would be for the
good OF the party, and that he would accept,
Ot1-Sc., &c. etc, etc. This is Mcclellan
all over. Ii used TO be said of him as an en-
gineer that, give him twenty years time. he
would build the best bridge in the wo-If.
aud then he would hesitate twenty years
more about crossing it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22
VEGETINE
PTRTF,IES THE BLOOD, RENOVITES
IND INJTGORITES TIE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL FEOPERTIEs ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TON &c, SOLVENT AND
DiIRETIC.

yFGEIINB is made exclusively from the juices of
caTefGIy- see, ted bsrks, roots and herbs, and 80
strongly concentrated that il will effectuay eradi
cat from the systfm every faint of ScrOfuIa
sCrofuIous HumOr, TumOrs, Cancer.
CancerOus Humor, Erystpelas, Salt
Rheum, Syphilitic Diseases, Canker,
Fsintness at the Stomach, and al diseases
that aTise from impure blood Sciatico, Inflam-
matory ard Chronic rheumatism, Neu-
rnlgia, Govt and Spinal Complaints, can
only be effeciuslly cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Fruptiye Diseases Of the
Skin, Pustules, pfmples, BlOtches, BOfls,
letter, Scaldhead and n ingwOrm, VICE
TINB ha- never failed to effect a permanent cure
For Pains I'm the Back, Kidney Conn
plants, DrOpsy, Female Weakness, Leu
cOrrh~a, arising frcn Internal liberation. aud
uterine diseases and General Debility, VEGE-
TINB acts directly upon The causes of these COM
plants. 1t invigorstes and strengthens the whole
system, acts upon tie sscretive organs, allavs
IL Examination, cures Liberation and regulates tbs
bowels.
For CatarrE,, Dyspepsia. Habitual. Co.'S
tivsness, Palpitation Of the Heart, Head
nche, Piles, Nervousness and General
medicine has ever given such perfect satisfaction o.
the VEGETIys 1t purihes tn blood, cIeapses ell of
TIE organs. md Possesses controlling power over
the nervous 81 stem.
The remarkable cures effected by VRGErINE have
induced many physicians aud apothecaries whom
We know, to prescribe aud use IL in their O an
families.
In fact, NTGEIINE Is the best rem dy yet discoy-
cred fr the above disea and is the OF reliable
BLOOD PI RIFIER yet pl=eei before the
pubic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

Members of Congress and others who have
business in Washington are coming TO the
city by every train AID are on the lookout
fOT quarters for the session. A large proper
tion of them seem inclined 20 take rooms and
board rather than To go to the hotels, conse-
quently those who have eligible rooms or
can supply satisfactory board should make
known the fact through the advertising
columns Of THE STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

Notwithstanding the decision Of the New
York court Of appeals in favor OF rapid
transit, which is an imperative necessity to
The business men Of the city, the street rail-
way companies continue TO oppose the whole
scheme. The secret OF their opposition is
found In the ingenious remark of a stock
holder the other day. why do we want
any better motive power than We have
now" queried he. "Horses are good
enough We are making more than twenty
nye per eentum on the money we have In its
stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

WHAT IS VFGETINyS II IL COMPOUND extracted
from srss and herhs. 1t Is Natures Rern-oy
AZ - PIT " harnt = ir IA Gny bal effect upon The
st m. II = UTi.liag ard str-ng. henipg III acts
rect upon the bod IL qu'ets the n.rvous sys-
tom. AZ gives guCd. Get sleep night IL is a
gives hem strens tn, ques their and gives
th"m kaiufe : sweet sleep-ss has been proved by
any aged pers,n 1t 5 the great Blooa Purifier
1t Il soothing remedy for children, Ii has re-
Ii I'd aud cured tn usanda. 1t is very pleasant 10
take; every chiln likes it II relieves and cnres ali
8 sseE originating f.um imp1re blood. Try the
NkSE1INE. Give il fair trial for your com plants:
then You will say 10 your friend neiR hbor and ac.
QuaiDtaIce, Try II; il has cured me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22
JALCABLE INFORNATTON

Mr. III r. STEVENS:
De0I ST,-My only object in givir you this testi-
mODial IL to srr cad valuable IL formation. Having
been badly afflicted it'll Salt Rh. and the whole
su f6ce Of my skin being covered with pimpes and
eIuptiOns, mary Fl which CAUSED me great pain and
annoyance, aud knowing it 20 b blood disease,
took many CT the sdver I'D blood prspNs.ions.
smnEs which any quantity OF SarsaparillA with
ont obtaining any benefit until commenced taking
saGueDtly followed with il until had taken
ard my skin is smooth and entirely free from pim
ples a"d eruptions have never enjoyed 80 good
be al before, and attTibut- il ali 10 the use of
EFGETINE. To benefit those sfli cts with Rheuma-
tim. III Il AXE m nton also of tn. V EG ErINE's
VCHdr' full power Of curing me of this acute COM
PLANT, of v hich have suffered So intensely.
e. ii TUCKER,
Pas Agt Mich q. X R..
90 sshington street Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

When some sung out, Hurrah for TIL
den" while the President was speaking AT
Knoxville yesterday, the President took No
notice OF 1t except TO say that the people sex.
Pect TO show their attachment 10 freedom of
speech, OF which We have examples from
Time 10 Time remark which called forth
laughter and applause. The Postmaster
General, who Is on his native heath ia Ten
nessee, should teach his constituents better
manners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22
To Corr,Spoudents.

All letters Intended for publication, referring In
any Nay g. the editorial department. Of the paper
should be addressed % The E3IOr Of Ts STAY Those
relating 20 it, business departments should be ad-
dressed 60 The PEbitShe7 q The Say. Observance
of these directions III prevent provoking delays.
Checks ETC. in payment % bills should in all
be made payable TO the order Of The EreniAs Star
Ns,rSyapg COr1Pdny,-not TO that Of any individual
- No Anonymous communications read. No re-
ected communications returned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

among those who are certain to be absent
at the beginning OF the extra session of the
Senate are Messrs. Morton and Spencer Mr..
Dennis, OF Maryland, is lying quite ILL., and
possibly may be absent. Mr.. Patterson NAV
have business elsewhere about that time,
and Messrs. Jones and Sharon, who are not
usually over attentive to their Senatorial
duties, may not be on hand. Here are six
Senators, five republicans and one demo-
crat. 10 Will probably be absent al the or
ganiZasOn of The Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

Arero0e strOT,s Daily Circulation orer
17,5OO-beinG more HnH three times that
Of any other daily paper Iva Washington,
and nIOre than that Of all fhe others added
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22
WHooPING COUGH sPECIrIo-

Vim, 0ne m,si q this Vegetable Compound viii con-
bring your chi dren IN the above VII
h.a,ips 4, sa Lung Diseases yield quickly % its
Pint bottles, rs cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

1OO NEW AND SECONDHAND TOP
lOV AND No-IOP BUGGIEs, SIN
gle and Jump seat yAegers, two and four ~
ssss ~ pL feny fhstons also, one vsry H4A
Prices 10 sust the times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22
Y ovELTIEs IN FINE DRESS GOODS.

~ ONGL1lho IN Inc DhEoS tUODo.
We ctu thu special at er tor Of cur cut mrs ana
The Ith1c TO chr elegant assortnistt u new ana
FIue woo'.n Knicks, ookor and Cam.l's Hair
Effects IL, l~sul pi loiings aud de-igns, ali OF
CasLruvr,s ard seTscs, in al the new .hadss Of
&C. tTetu, brown, ucss green, slate, mode ana
Fierch NeriDos, in all c,l.r..
High cJlored PIsids fo- children.
ha As 1919 RsnS Grey y G5s sSt SIX. 70 %.eh
he sfgve Goods t. be fund n III, Ssyset' and al
w. VI. sIIUSTER & BRO,
II 9T9 Pennsylvania 0renue.
TRY cNE BOX OF YOUEGs PATENT DE-
1ERGENT before purchasing soap 9t potash
ne6 ..o + m Sss2 perform al that !.
con plisf ed by soap snd potash, in aCsEAPER,
BsTiets. fIsnneis, Lap robes, Horse covers, and
all WOODEN articles il cannot possibly be surpassed
Of soap hen the directions carefully folio sed
Msny q he best families are now using YoUNGs
Price Per pound boz. Is cents sep2l-tr
WILSON & COMPANY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Dealers in Stock Privilege, L. 8. Bonds, Oot-
ton and Miscellaneous Securities, Etc.
:" E'esteet OpBoituuiiy ever OelOre oHetel lot
fnyes nleut.
81 eco made from investment of S2OO 10 so
days Smaller amounts invested will pay in pro-
portion.
Investments, large or small, IN be .rebled in 20
days.
We ScV or purchase, az desired. five shares %
stocks and upward on margins OF from one to two
Ter cent.
~ Letters Cf Credit ard Drafts payable In any
Ia of Europe and America, issued for the con-
VenIence Of Travellers.
Full Information sent on application.
WILSO a CO.,
80 and 81 Broad street, NetC York.
p. o Box 2zS5.
(Eesr Goid ard Stock ExchangeJ sep-o-Sm
DEMONAI.-M. CUNNINGHAM, THE
H well know PhA CTIUAG Halter, mas en-
removed 60 SD Tth street. between II and I.
Six Hals MADE 10 order. Remodeling of Silk -
Has specially sepl9-.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

rHARLks A. APPEL,
~ 452 LOuis,ana avenue,
Real Estate, g sneral Collection anI CAIN As,y,y
FOB RENT-An OFFICE en- y street northwas.
FOB sALE-Two splendid LOTS on 18Th street
circle; bargain. ssrls.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

MEDICAL DC.
"SATIsFACTION"-A positiy. cure a -, 49,
- tie. Prepared according 20 the orisn.i ,rnr,.
oy DIX DARBY, at HIS ~ street corner psnn.xp
'ana avenue: Cansultstion free. auss I'm
nk. RlCoRDp ESSENCE OF LIFE rs-tor,s
n man hood and the vigOr Of youth 10 the ma.S
shattered constitution IN four eeke from h.ssxs
osuse arising. Failure in possible. Beware 81 a.
who oner socalled Free Prescription thss
NJ useess And nnally prove ruinously en- pensiye
G go. Sent by expres anyv here. soIe Agent, Dr.
nynss,s, sS, University Place, Hev York.
less.e soeeneo. leH-y
nR. A. Q. TRANsEAU, after more than tv.n,v
- years Hospital and Private prsctioe r,ssts a ~
Nocots AID SSss disesses ell private diseases and
diseases OF women. Well defined cess treated bV
t s. frIvate omoes, No. no sth street, four
SSvo,s eooSe fstent omoe. Hours, 10 Q. m, I and
SfkCIAL N0TICE.-Dr. ROBERTsON can D
- oons1itsd eyery Wednesday and SATURDAY q his
once, vi street, between 9Th and l0th, from %
Nervous Dissases, viz: Organic and Seminal weak
nese, nervous Debility. Impptency. Premature De-
9Esy, nervoSs Iremelies Palpitstion OF the Heart,
hood and early fndscretions 0onorrhes, strfcturss
and SYPHILIS quickly cured. DR.. Il: b . native q
Bsimore, With u yesrs' ex pertenoe In sIsoie prse-
% the sns 2,
Persons in need Of medical tresteut for any Of tie
above dtseasss viii nnd % their interest % call
upon him, " no YIN insure honorable and scisutfio
undertakes. VIII refer his patrons 20 eny on tes
Iced M physicans OF Baltimore, and shoW ~tssrv "a
Ssstfn ousas from the same. OaI sd1rs1 a. snovS
tSlD 9outh Dutnv street.. Boit1D0go r,arN-,v
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NO HUMBUG.-L. RICE will pay q fair
v cash price for any kind Of Ladies', Cent? and
Children SECONDHAND CLOTHING, BOOTS.
SHOES, nc. 023 7th street, between and g south,
aets BIZ mail promptly at!eaeed. payl-ly
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4 ssue on the lot ard 18th of eacu nl,uth Pr
letin o. a. p perry for sale snc on NJ boOGs,
which car be lad apr!lc-ftJ. ID - ~ - or =!
be sent b. 'Isil " desired
Looms
sac Geo AZ sper cent ,intwo sums Of $40 oon
4 ard { a Ot Ost per cent sepz2 m