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CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

This water, which is''very ike Rswley," may be
obtained from the Springs, on lNh street, ne AT
Pinsy Branch, via the Mt Pleasant Omaibas fro II
The Treasury Dep Ar nent, at D:S o.. m and p. Vi,
or deliv cred BY agon daily.
fscilities for PICElOS goods.
Orces received and Information given at Room
h sy Building cOrne- f7th and SITS. aug2s2p
Evening star., 1877-09-10

PERSONALLY. r. c. Mitchell, private
secretary TO the Secretary OF the Interior,
has left the city ON leave of absence, and
will he gone some time. During his absence
VI Iss Il. n. Shedi VIII take his plach
Evening star., 1877-09-10

~ POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
S OFFICE No. IS H,GH SrREBr,
GeOyzsiOIcH, ID. T. August IS 1877.
The WASHINGTON Agency of this Company wa,
changed on the lst ins ant.
The present customers II the Company. and all
Oh Mr. ID 4. 0FFLEY, at his Banking house, COR
oer of 18th and streets northwest.
sus2l-u j. w DEEBLE, Secretary.
~ AT THE OLD STAND, Ne. li2J Pen n
Ny syl!snia avenue. - Special Improvement
Auditor s Certificates purchased
als'alm W. III SLATER
~ sCHENUKs PULMONIC sYBUP
For the Ctre Qf Consumption, COushs AMI Colds.
The gIe@t virtue of this medicine is that it ripens
the matter ard throws ii out Of the system, purf
tbe blood, and Il US efec.s cure.
sCHENCK's sEA-wEED TONIC,
For the Cure Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, re
ae b, creating Appetite forming chyle curing
the mosr obstinate cases CT lLdigosiion.
sCHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS,
For the Cure u Lire7 Complaint, SC.
These Pills alternative, and produce q health 3
acuen Of the liver without the least danger, they
are free from calCmel aad yet more eicaciOus In
storing q healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are q certain cure for Consump
pGTiies the blood The Mandrske Pills &C: pom the
Of the liver, often cause of Consumption. The a
weed Tonic gives tone and strength to the stomach
form goo0 blood; and thus creates healthy circuls-
ton OF healthy bOCd. The combined action OF these
medicines. as thus explained, will cure every case of
CoDsumeticn, If taken III time, Ad the use Of the
medicines pefsever'd In.
DR.. sohepck is Professionally at his principal of
fee, corner 9th and ATcn streets. Pna.Iei phia
every Mondsy where all letters for advice must be
addtess,d. echenok's Medicines for sale by all
Erus gIsts ss.3 " 4
Evening star., 1877-09-10

FAILURE OF FRANK LESLIE. Frank
Leslie has been obliged to make an assign
ment for the benefit OF his creditors. Al
though some Of his publications were not
profitable, IL was his real estate speculatiOns
mat brought him 10 bankruptcy. HIS la
blllIles are placed at $500 900. II is said that
there viii be 10 interruption OF business at
bis publication Office, and that his u uumerous
illustrated newspapers and magazines will
appear as usual. Mr.. Leslie expects 70 pay
ali bis creditors from the profits OF business
as he did after his failure In 1851.
cVMrs. Harriet Lane Johnson has vbi,a
Evening star., 1877-09-10
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-BAY.--lnter-
ma revenue. SI21 rs A: customs, S55I 600 %
Evening star., 1877-09-10
War Notes.

THE CAPTURE OF PLENNA REPORTED.
The Turkish account of the Russian cap
ture of Lovstz say that il was effected by
force of forty thousand Russians opposed To
seven thousand Turks. Ii is now said that
the accounts OF the fighting sent from Bucha-
rest TO the London StdndIri published on
Thursday, turn out 10 be pure fiction. The
nine assaults OF the Turk existed only in
some in Roumanlan imag NATION, for II is as
certained that the Turks never attacked al
all. Nor is the Russian success OF such pro
portions as at first represented. LDvatz IL
only important ss covering the roads to Ira
ian and Selvla. The reports OF continue
lighting in the direction of Lovatz aui PIey-
na Indicate that The Russians are trying 10
finish Osman Pasha before IL comes neces-
sary 10 meet The advances of Mehemet Ala
Pa la. The Czaro~itch's army has been
greatly weakened, aud Menemet All is
ihres tening the Russian line of communica
ion ilh TIrnova while Ahemet Azent PaSha
nrs Aliens the Danube bridges AT PyrgOr aud
Sistova. Osman Pasha has neen dis patched
10 Tecapture LovatZ, and a skirmish Of four
hours rs reported in which the Turks were
defeated. An attack on Plevna was com
menced on Friday, the Russian erected
battery during the previous night on the
heights surrounding the Turkish for;itica-
tiOnS. The cannOnading was Continued dur
ing Friday, Saturday, and yesterday. The
left wirg occupied the heights 10 the south of
10 within twelve or fourteen hundred yards
Of The Turkish fortifcatous. a general as
saulf was 10 be made yester lay, the result OF
which has rot been received.
The Manchester Examiner publishes a dis
patch, dated O'Clock last evening, announc-
ing the capture of Plevna and the re reat OF
the Turkish forces in great disorder. the
losses are said to be immense. Accounts
from the Asian campaign state that the Rus
sians are on the defensive, and bringing out
artillery TO defend The camp at B4ldervau.
The rumOrs of Intervention by the Great
Powers In regard 10 the Eastern struggle
have called ont identical answers from Lon
don, Berlin and Vienna declaring that as
the sword has been appealed to a solution
can only be arrived al by a decided superior
ity of one or other of the contending parties,
or else that the thorough exhaustion OF both
should bring conviction TO both that neither
is able 10 solve the problem.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

TIE LATE ALVIN ADA MS.-The funeral
of Mr.. Alvin Adams, the founder of the
Adams Express, took place al Water;own,
Massachusetts,, on Wednesday last. The
Boston II uhScript says that though the prep
aratiOns and the religious services were un-
oStentatiOus, IL was one of the most numer-
ously attended ofany private obseluies that
have ever been held in the vicinity o! BoS-
ton. Nearly all the prominent business
houses OF Boston that date back To the be-
ginning Of Mr.. Adams successful business
career were represented, many OF New YOFR
and other cities, and members AMI employees
of The Adams Express company, togetle.
with representatives of the several leading
express lines with which the Adams COM
Iany have connection, formed remarkable
gathering of the most influential people in
the mercantile community. The personal
friends OF Mr.. Adams were also present in
large numbers, and the delightful weather
and the extraordinary beauty of the sur
rOundings of the elegant residence of the
family served tG make the last tribute OF re-
speet 10 one who has been so prominent sin
gularly imprt ssive.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

TX MISSIONER =. =. BURDErr-Tf,
Report - EtS IHSdRiiy DcaieL-rhe ~. Louis
Gtpbe- Democrat Of the 1th has the following:
The many friends OF Hon. X. =. Burleu Will
be glad To learn that the Story of MS mental
and physical condition H. without foanda-
tloD, and that lac has reached his home IN 81.
Clair county. Mo, completely restored IN
health, and with his mind unclouIs "A. The
following is published as sppesring IN the
Appleton CITY piiOt. We are happy 10 an
uounce the arrival of the Hon. = = Bar,ieft
al This place Saturday morning Rt 3 O'Clock,
sepsember2 2. Mr.. Burdett looks stout and
hearty. be has travelled almost around the
world, and has been IN consultation vita
some OF the most eminent physicians OF the
world, the result OF which is he has entirely
regained his health, which was almost a
total wreck 1s months ago. Mr.. Ruriett
never looked better than Al the present time.
The many sensational and highly coloret
stories now being circulated by some pa
Pers, as TO the various causes OF Mr.. Bur
dett's absence, are entirely and wholly un-
true. His object in leaving Washington was
for no other cause than to regain his fast
failing health. Mr. Burd IT, like any other
man, had his own views about pa blishing %
the world a programme OF his INTENDED
travels, and he felt that II was not his duty
10 keep the pJbilC constantly supplied with
acc cunts OF MS trip or condition OF has
he alfh. Eut be now comes back sound 10
mind and body. MI BurdeJL - cons der
ably amused AT the sensational account OF
sud Sedalia papers OF the Il instant, and
says i'm good time he VIII tell the people all
about his "wRuceringS." He viii remain
with his family and friends at this place foT
some weeks; enjoying TIE quiet resi- needed
af;cr his iatlguinc Journey.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
~ ssSGSRS.
The Steamer ARROW, Capt. Frank Hollinsstea I'D
h the only boat allowed % land passed. ~~A
gers ~ moCnt Vernon wharf. Pas &kH
eengers taking this steamer - hich f. -
connected ~rth the Lsdil 8 Mount Vernon Associa-
f.0a srOId r1diss n sst Is~es, fAsss ss,Lls By
other lfDes.
8ouEd trip, 81, including admission 10 Mansion
md Grounds.
etssIner leaves rth street hsrf daily, (sundsy e1
ccp.ec = AZ o a n and returns about .. n.
J. MCH. HOLLINGSW ORTIZ,
sGFt Lsci,s M2unt vernon Association.
THAEE HOLIIrG-HEAD, Str Arrow lslS- fn
Evening star., 1877-09-10

hfElNG! DYETNG!
GLOVES ard ORNAMENTAL FEaTHERs
eau ele III speet, OppO.i,s P.,ept oa,Ss.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

eVMrs. Harriet Lane johnson has whit;
hair.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

A GREAT PROTECTION afford In hot seas on
- and against spldsH;ics, pNtieuisrIy sSSinst
EanD BIT kkS "Boonek amp Of N sog BItters. "
ne use II ofthe greatest Importance In localities
NneIe The inhain2 OF rliasn:ic air 50 dangerously
Sii 1aSSIs our hsAth Melancholy and Hypochondris
Iscaiy sre erect- Of esrsnSef digestive functions,
cured perfectly b. these Eitsers. and they pro-
I0e Sheer uns-- s.d hilsriIy as the safest means
70 .SsSh az old Ard EapIy age
Sold by all druggf.ts auyll mvsnu
Evening star., 1877-09-10

THE OsMAN PAsHA CANARD EXPLODED.
The Turkish minister furnishes the folio "
ing " In view of the various accounts circu-
laJlng about the origin OF O,man Pasha, the
Turkish legation has the honor to inform the
press that the marshal Of that name was born
in Asia Minor, of MuSsulman parents"
Evening star., 1877-09-10

NOCNG PEOPLES EVENING EXCUR-
SIONS.
The Barge COCKADE CITY will give select EI-
rursiots ENEbY WEDNESDAY H-
EVENING during the season. lesv- eA<8taH
trg her " hsrf a. O'Clock p. m
rtsrp. returning At II o'Cl5ck; remaining at Mar
thsll Hal = minutes each trip. d osc and Dancing
Tieket., IS cents.
"Reeulsr Sunday Excursions for Ladies and
Children, leave at 3 and return al O'Clock
Tlck'ts.& n cents, Children free.
A tlne Caterer. lyT- I'm
Evening star., 1877-09-10

- GENUINE CONGRESS WATER
AT sARsToGA,
sArHoRs wsTEs f.s1 same s'D Price. Ss'
HILBURN'S PHARMACY,
n1cH 1893 Penn avenue, near WiIlards.
u D. neTAELaS, n,sIa Rsn,,a, e yo,bx .vxuu,
Sa New Jersey sveDue, ~ erroneonsly printed In
soyds Directory for lS7. Jas6D
r sAMsxL q. YOUNG,
~ HOTAKY PUBLIC,
ectli-n OyTIcR-sTAR BuILDINs.
u @ A N.
Pfrs tprenflm swarded to me by the Great World .
ma psssnaa kYPsaLIHss% s%' manufss ssns ~
;nrsf In Gold, Silver and Frameiess, with genuine
ofRH Ss;S
300 PES and SHADES for the Eyee, &c.
.ssu,., 1870 + fsna.;lE AExAis1Ess sni. .1saas ~.
RARLOw'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
~ 1225 Pennsylvania arsnus.
OIL Paintings, Engrayings, Photographers a new
process }, French aId German Photographs, Porce-
srr s.rs i nns Inr%mof, @ &C Cut ana Sickel
graph Portraits The public are invited 70 examine
our stock IN which viii be found ali the late publ
October Ist will receive q fne stock Of genuine
hussia Leather Good., comprising Frames, Port
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
sn3 American @ Naples with or .iphon1 vrlVst or
g ID Innings, M aQe 10 order at reasonable prtess
Gold, silver aud Copper Wi'e, Cord, III ooks, screw
Eyes &c, for banging pictures. Paintings packed,
unPack ID and hung BY competent workmen.
ii BAHL0W sives his special attention to
Transferring, lining and restoring Oil Paintings.
Family Portr restored with the greatesI care SO
a. TO pr reserve the originality.
Catalogues TO be had on application. aussl am
TIE NKw DAVIS SEWING MACHINE.
No bsstins. Goods not s,ilsd by oil. Ip.pection
fpyi ed. Those owning odd Davis will do we'll 70
call SCHEfFEY Co Agents.
aGsz-3g 1928 10th street northwest
IMPORTANT To TAXPAYERS.
For the eonveniepee Of property owners and tax
Evening star., 1877-09-10

FRIENDLY NEG GOTIATIoSS.-The case of
the American vessel Edward Lee, said 10
have been fired upon by Spanish war YES
sci ne ar the southern coast of Cuba in March
last, is now being Investigated by the United
States and Spanish governments Ia the same
fIiendly manner as the cases OF the Ellen
RiZPah AID the Rising Sun.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

SENATOR MORTON THANKS THE PRESI-
DFNT.-Among the numerous commissions
imposed upon by Or. Bliss by Senator Nor
ton was the personal expression of sincere
thanks to Presiden Hayes for the sOlicituie
manifested in several telegra phic dispatches
iDqUiring upon the Senator's coalition dur
ing his recent illness.
Evening star., 1877-09-10

MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATEs-Diaz
Seeking Il Quarrel There is the best ground
for the assertion that the de fac'o president OF
the so called republic of Mexico has given
the United States sufficient warning that he
means TO repel, by force, the incursions into
his territory by our military, no matter il
such an &C. shall be construed by this gov
eminent q sufficient cduLs beLi. Recent cor
respOndence received from Minister Foster
by The State department, And which is sedu-
lOusly withheld from the public, for reasons
teryI,w W between himself and Diaz the latter
assumed az OF defiance aud intimated to
Foster that If the United States did not mod
ify the military orders issued to Gen. Ord
with reference to troops crossing the Rio
Grande, that Foster would be given his pass
port, and that SO far as Mexico was conc erned
friendly and diplomatic relations should
situation TO Secretary Evarts, and IL leaks
out that his santicipatiOns are that war cannot
be averted If the United States means
10 maintain its dignity. Those WAC
have for some time been hanging about
Washi, gton with the hope that trouble be-
tween Mexico and this government would b.
brought about, have advfces from their
fr'ards ihat Diaz has taken the bit In his
mouth. and is anxious TO run muck against
The United states, in the belief tn 1T q war
with IL would strengthen his position and
make him more popular with his people
The average Mexican has but little sympl.
thy for this government. Diaz, OF course,
would be, but meanwhile he could I'LL his
own Golfers and deirsct the attention of his
o. .ople from Lerdo's claim to the Office. Tasre
can be no doubt but that he Is very anxious
TO provoke a quarrel. His people want IT, and
lie is willing 10 gratiiy them.
Evening star., 1877-09-10
RARLOw'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
u Ltrs
THE sKw DAVIS SEWING MACHINE.

No bssting. Goods not sailed by oil. Inspectfor
fDyl ed. Those owning odd Davis will do we'll n
call. SCHEfrEY Co Agents.
aGgZ-3g 172S 10th street northwest
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-17

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Eea.
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they are more numerous than thoss
of men, nor are their habits half ~
expensive. They wear more fancy
tribes; pay more for ribbons, and
laces, and gewgaws," than men do
for their articles of adornment, but
thSs Ao'O Az CApChSa'c aotOS 40 AASh
have land which are more than oil
offset to any foolish vanities that
woman possess), and they contrive
and make much for themselves which
men never think of doing.
This year woman were never more
careful of expenditure, never more
thoughtful of the demands they
make. They have worn cotton goods
i'm place of silk, have adhered to
what they felt was the most eco.
nomical plan of living and instead
of beng commented upon for theil
extravaganza they ought to be
praised.
And the cynical single men, and
the disappointed married ones, who
cast the slur on the sex that is done
when they are assailed as extrava'
CANT, are guilty OF Il wrong which il
perpetrated in ignorance or with
malicious intent.
Perhaps a triAe of justice in THU
matter would exhibit in a more
prominent Gay the common sense
of such carping libelers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-17

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and worked muslin can I've ironed Ivy
the usual process with smoothing
or sad-iron; finer laces cannot. Wien
the lace has been starched .aad dried
ready for ironing, spread it oh a.
smooh as possible on an iron-clOth
andPass over it, back and forth, as
quickly as you can, n smooth, round
glass bottle containing not waiter,
giving the bottle such pressure as
may be required to smooth the lace.
Sometimes You may pass the laces
over the bottle, taking care to keep
them smooth. Either way is much
better than to iron laces with an
iron.
In filing the bottle with hot water,
care must be taken not to pour it in
too fast, or the bottle will break.
To raise the Pile Of Velret ,Chen
Pressed DoWn.-Warm q smoothing
iron moderately, and cover it with q
wet cloth, and lay or hold it under
the velvet, on the rong side. The
steam from this will penetrate the
velvet, and you can raise the pile
with a common brush, and make il
appear as good as new.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-17
AMERICAN & FOREIGN
PATENTS.

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Patents procured in all countries. NO
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to interference Cases before the Patent
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fringment Suits in different States, and for
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Instruction.
Arrears OF Pay and Bounty.
OFFICERS. SOLDIERS. and SAIL
ORS of the late was, or then heirs, are in
many cases entitled to money from the
Government of which they have no know
ledge. Write full history of service, and
state amount ofpay and bounty received
Enclose StamptO eX-GILMORE& co, and
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Action brought In the District Cont ofthe Sec
ond Judicial District Of the Territory OF Washing
ton, holding at Olympia, for the counties Of Thurs
ton: Mason, Lewis and Chehalls, and Complaint
filed In the County Of Tharston In the office Of the
Clerk Of said District Court.
To LAURA PURSEL, DEPENDENT: In the name
Of the United States OF America, you hereby re-
CURED to aptear In al action brought against you
by tle above named Plaintiff In the District Court
Of the Second Judicial District OF the Territory OF
Washington. holding terms al Olympia, In Thurston
county, for the counties Of Lewis, Mason. Chehalis
and Thurston, and to answer the complaint flied
therein IA copy (which accompanies this suminuns)
within twenty days exclusive Of the day Of seivicel
after the service on you Of this summOns-ifserved
within this county; II served out Of this county,
bu within the Second Judicial District, within thirty
days. or II served uut of said District then within
sixty days-or judgment by default will be taken
aga'nst yoa according to the prayer OF said COM
plant.
The said actiopis brought to obtain decree Of
the ahor" namcd Court, discerning the bonds OF
nairim-ny now existing between the plaintiff aud
yourself; aud thar he may he awarded the care and
cusi"ly nf Fannie Pnrsel. n MINOR chi d, and
more fully set out in SAID complaint and Tor such
fnr'h r lici. Ia tine premises, may I've just and
equitable. aud YOU are hereby notified. that " you
fail 10 tpfear aDd answer said complaint n ahcvc
requires. the paiuiia vii apply 10 thu court lar
uss relief therein demsisied-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-17

81 To make this world para
disc requires no change in the essen
tial structure of things. What him
ders now that it is not a paradise /?
Only that men do not know and keep
the common laws of health; that they
do no. know or have not learned
to keep the common laws of JUS
tice and kindness and brotherly
love between man and man. Jus.
the common ever, day matters
Of nigh; and fair dealing. and earth
would Ire a heaven.