EVENING STAR. | Largest Cireulation i in the Distriet |. Reading Matter on Every Page. Clese on the heels of the enovimous fraxds in the New York custom-house come anpleasant Tumors of discrepancies and irregularities in the printing of the Government issues by the bank | note companies entrusted with that high daty, and these are coupled with the ascertained fact _ that some of them have been put in circulation in an incompleted state, and of course fraudu- lently. The reports may be groundless orexag- | erated, but we are afraid not. A disclosure of this character was pot unexpected, though wi must confess we did not look for it quite so soon. But that it would come, sooner or later, we have never doubted. In fact, from the very first, and considered from every point of view, we have regarded the surrender by Government to private hands of the work of printing its notes and securities as one of the gravest mistakes | any administration could make. The work of preparing, in every stage, the ssues of the United States should be as serupu- Tux Myer friend sens's us a Swiss pub’ Sante nt milk-dealers are dealt rail y of watering or otherwise adulterating his milk he is condemned to not less than eig':‘sen months’ imprisonment, the Joss of eivil riz including the right of franchise, and is malete | in smart pecuniary damages. The Swiss prido | themselves upon the quality of their milk and | take these precautions to maintain its eeputa- tion. It is a pity that the long-suffering comm- | nities of our American cities could not receive | the protection of a little legistation of the Swiss ‘n to protect them from adulterations and | pa f sudulent weights and measures. A recent trial in the Manchester, England, Court affords an additional insight into the se- erctsof the milk-pail. A provision dealer had bought a milk-walk of afarmer for £90, con- tracting with the farmer for a regular supply of good new milk. The farmer supplied the quan- | Ploasly before delivery, and the provision deal- er, on his part, watered it over again before he retailed it to his customers, who very soon d:- clined to deal with him any more. Then the provision dealer brought an action against the farmer for having ruined his trade. The ques- tion to be decided was whether the farmer had | contracted to supply pure milk or merely what is known as “the milk of commerco,” which contains cne-third of water seasoned with salt, «ieolored with annatto. The judge decided that the milk-man and the farmer were a couple lously performed by the Government, and by it | of Testes, and did his best in passing sentence to alone, as the coining of its money; and to pre- tend that private individuals or corporations have or can secure guaranties for fidelity and competence that Government cannot possess in anequal if not greater degree, is to set up a most monstrous fallacy, and cast a suspicion on the mtelligence and integrity of every of- ficial in the public service, from the highest to the lowest. And as to the matters of quality and cost, it has been demonstrated over and over again, and beyond the possibility of a cavil, that Government can do the work as well as, if | not better than, ang at a cost far less than it has been or can be done by any private corporation or individual, Why, therefore, not return to the old and better order of things ? a ‘There is at least one sensible man in St. Louis. He writes to the Missouri Republican over the ~ignature of “Mississippi Valley,” showing that if the seheme of Capital-moving were prac- tical, it is by no means desirable for any Western city. He argues that Congress will certainly wither demand or usurp the power to contro! all (things. and all people living within the bounds of the new national district. Congressmen will ‘dly consent to remove from a place where are omnipotent, to a place where they would be less than omnipotent. The omnipo- tence of a body like the American Congress is sufficient, in the nature of things, to destroy any ly in he worid. Commercial supremacy and Congressional supremacy are so utterly iIncom- ibe that they cannot pessibly exist in the ¢ city. He dgubts the force of the argument that Washington is not safe in time of war. If punish them equally. In this trial it was developed that besides watering milk it is adulterated by adding the following substances:—Gum, dextrin, flour- water, flour, starch, rice, egg-white, yellow. wishes to find ha his milk pitcher. 1200+ Tae Kev Srockimas.—On Monday evening Inst a purse of $450—50 for each man—was pre- sented to the first nine of the Cincinnati Base the inactive members of the organization. 22+ and the Liverpool Mercury for November 6. Tus WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter and in wrappers ready for the mails, contains a cap- ital story entitled “Much Ado About Nothing;” School Punishment and School ~~ the recent Railroad Meetings; the late Ai Kendal); the difficulty at Ll Sohn’ Church; For: eign N ewes Society News; fa Items of a hcl ultural aeiatest 7 Telegraphic of the werld. ne steaaeteeciany a ‘Tue Latest a ArpeEN” Commits Sur- ctpe.—Five or six ago, J. H. rwdigieoe who lived with his wits ani ‘and “la da in Wal street, Newark, N. d., went the Went with several other adventurers. While in the Indian country his party was attacked by the sa’ an internecine war, it might be safer than the Mississippi Valley. If a foreign war, it may be safely assumed that no nation in the world will ever atte mpt to fight the United States, as Great Britain fought us in the Revolution, and in the war of 1812; that is, by landing troops. It would le folly. The enly way would be by naval power, and it ought not to cost very much to protect Washington, or any other single point it far from the ocean, against a foreign attack. He thinks that the Capital, in any event, cannot he moved for many years, and in the meantime the central power of government will probably beso much diminished that the seat and busi- ness of the National Government will become of ~* much less consequence than now that it will net be a matter of much moment where the National Capital may be. —eileett We have referred to the difficulty in Philadel- lia brought about by the insulting conduct of male medical students towards the female «dents who attended the elinical lectures. A portof the faculty of the Women’s Medical College has been published. The faculty say that iu all special diseases of men and women, snd im all operations necessarily involving em- harrassing expesure of person, it is not fitting or expedient that students of different sexes should rnd promiscuously; that all special diseases of men shoald be treated by men in the presence | of menonly, and those of women, where it practicable, by women in the presence eof women ¥ expeet their majority of elin- al eases inveies: nO necessary exposure, and the res nes common ty both sexes. essed by m had no of the week, and in which it | 2 befor both hat the brother. | are sur- how, we are ata + While it ean hardly i¢ oF reasonably honest be held respon-thlé for ¥ be well tory in question has no | A rumor to the same trent in this city, and it was existed, denying, also, that he had ap or encouraged the pretence in any way- 3 ) Sieapeen, Rev. Dr. Fuller, of Atlanta, Kev. Dr. Lernon, of Nebraska. The freseurer reports S00 1m0 tect during the Jear) and the disbursement of $39,741 for the ng and support of new churches. The sec- retary re aid had been extended to 87° The pioneers of Memphis | have a society called “The Old Folks at Home.” 87 Velvet isnow employed generally in trim- ming every kind of ‘material, sf Mo., is call &7-A village in Barry county, led “Gadity,” while another to calisd--Jeiliheation = 87 The tallest Americans are raised in Geor- gia, and the shortest in New York. €7-Angelina Honeysackle Thistledown is a beautiful, ly of Providence, R. 1. ‘he America prima donna, is &F-McCoole is about right when he says he Wou't fight Allen for honor, for there isn't any honor in it. 87-Nashville, Tewn., has a second time had her fire engines and horses levied on to secure de bt against the city. £7 Thurlow Weed intends shortly to return to Albany and take up his place of residence in that elty again. Tenatins Donnelly, of linnesota, has tter declining to debate the tari ‘uestion with George Francis Train. Mire “i 5 will be eta tn the unt m Place Ei, Methodist Church. ou THES (Friday) EVENING. at Te wclock. All acre ants Sanday School cause are cordially ay ited te attend. PHIL KE wil jure! ai its a mpariinen rere TU MORKOW (saturday) EVE importance. it Ce meer Peagteate tend ‘be ey 1G. RICHARDSON, Post Com RD, PUBL it cE Is HEREBY GIVEN will be giv Balance ORK FoR Ww ASHINGTON MECHANICS! Citizens of Washington who appreciate the neces- ing homes of their own on easy terms, aud wk meet at Board of the plan eo succeestul: to Belth Cisco, under which land is bought and by the a, mereaativ ns of figs ony tn tiene cee el vEmore per slate. id t steckholiers on a. credi en Years, payable in ‘onthiy instatwents: with ales a provision that ail fiding and labor shal! be contracted Tor aud per- formed by steckhoki ean HEADQUAL ALR, ‘are now elizible 1 the 3t ani ovided they tive oh om. Sd'crades of the pres-at organizali are in good stan Ving at the time cf making applica: Sek fore the same. in the ab: onier, for assuming the ob rieations 9 te S atvaneed nez BOILING HOT AND ICE COLD SoDA, | tity of milk contracted for, but watered it co- | white, glue liquorice-water, hemp-milk, brains | of calves, oxen, sheep and swine, chalk-water, | ete. ete. None of these substances are really | Totsonous, but they are not exactly what one Ball Club. It was. contribution from some of ys ry ae n be had of the A Gutant atthe next regu eee HH. Post Commander. Adjatant._nol7-2t = To Gas CONSUMERS. the discount for prompt eet ens on ‘aud after as 13 ang a ee twee Sec'y. manthily m att a voted ts +: pasthoce te ray a tere copie the rate of ‘ORR the fa katt hore _ 0c B28 aL EATON, Actuary nea oFrY Teta. =e cir Geueegon: Wine as irs 1a Wasmixatos. D.C o. euthat te ie lend rete papa Ye on and tan the Wek ta tes Aste ok tne cptraplaiahs acai teh ‘ nt month from 50 clock | We eccunm date mechanics pha ite wis SEU RERPES discount of Br. it pet co alle Let py Beam ae Eoswe tag: ere eg AEG dy en Lam., oars | governed country. When a dealer is pr + From Prendcr & Co. we have The Atheneum |, recel ‘Drawn from the same Fountain, At MILDUBN’S DRUG STOBE, 49 1h #.. opposite U.S. Treasury. KESSINGEN, VICHY, SELTZER, nog-Im" aT. EW Sinan, ATTORNEY: AT-LA’ ie p removed his office’ to No. 4 ei . 8. - th Liberty street, Baltimore, ort it he cannot cure Asthma. Brone! faack of the Thimat and Lungs. Gravel, Gleet, Liver Complain ity Weiner: Ringing ta pn erent Bs ind Fo Ofice boureFrom 9 Stow Sto7 p. DR. JOS. TABER JOANSON has resigned lege eae 51 to; Government, will re his entire time to the praciice of his cee ae tenbetes acre Rots. 43 ica TREASURY SaLASTM EEE hetclseea ms LLER 01 ICY, Sue Het Pg Sout Se Acting C patng Compe? é ¥ KNOX, Currency. HALLS HA ae Perpeaeeere AT as Sev aery | 8 _0621-60t- ne Mrs. nie nck s Ton! pao Syrup, fe angles ees Se} Vatra's Bloom and 3 1 iia ia ‘Balm, aoe. 4d Coats Sean ast Pearleeds a large con ex forning Glory. Stoves, whic Seetil ae liver atthe following price on™" i ~ ry wi Ml yard foot 4th st 5 Branch yard v.. bet. Sth andl Wth sts. no 19st (Cron.and lntei.| East Washin * | Box ‘TON CANDY SUBPRISZ BOXES. Something New and and Very Saleable. CH BOX is filled with a new and assorted fla- vored Candy, and nd every box will give you Gold and Silver WatehessW seg Chains, Ladies’ aud Gents’ Breast Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Studs, ‘ings, Charms, &e.. & They Retail at 25 Cents. MANUFACTURED BY GEORGE MILLER « SON, 610 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa., And sold by Confectioners sa and Storekeepers every- The demand for this new confectionery is so great that the trade are desired to forward their orders at once. We caution onr friends to beware of worth less ‘imi Bon Ton being the original fos, the standard of which shall always - = ol Gt Ores, DEPOT GOMMISSAL AKY OF SUBS Wasnixotox, D.C. Novembor 17, 1359. WANTED—Iw barrels of No.1 and tiie tally Flour. Proposals received until 12m 241 of Decom- next. Conditions made kikowi by te received at Be RID AY. December 17, 196. SH BEEF required for issn fe'trope at this place for six movtis from. January roposals will be receiy its of Fi quired for sal Conditions, ey a8 here of a patent granted t 186,06 an inn th y in the ease be the lth day ot Sanaa next, that r filing arguments and the E be limited to the 2ist day of danary, : petition be heard on the 2th d: MALY person may oppose this extension PRAMUEL S. Flsi nol lawSw unissioner of Patents. =| Cask ARY BIRDS—In orted Canary Bird ocking Bird UT LRAF, HAVANA AIA ToBAc a) At the lowest market prices. D. WELL-KNOWN CA- has qoeped a branch om the southw ost cor. of sith nnd | , Peunsylvania ave istemiors in the Fi test Wand, 5 heretofore. FUuNISING oi He also has EGAN & BRO,, nee E aud Sth strse BER Ds. The undersigned would re respe he pi nite that lve has on haw tolave, sat al i forna @ fine lot « ¥ OF MUSIC 0 RVATO RST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Counce oF Wort AxpG Strears, 0, B. BULLARD. Dinecror. Ri NCR Rev. J.C. Smith, D. Kichards, Fes.. CGaueral Superintendent of Se Prot. L. Loomis, M.D. IxsTRUctoRs: Dr. J.P. Cartrren © Ons, we NOMAT MAN, Mrs. JP CAULEIEED, © H. Towxsenn, ~ O.B. Berrarp. erie Giger of thie Institution fs to prosent wu oppor. acquiring a ore. at ® pric halting the abi cont to form @ complet faruichthe same fae the are afforded in roar Colleges ‘and Universities for ac: PRring a knowledge of the several departments of rature and Sei Viee: "Pratish Sigist; Harwony and Coun Faun France, atten | seem i eae inte three, four, five or i LOB poy eyhteepem soy Cty secon i eno emg Hes nei ie ive the tea | by ty : it MONDAY, inns Pera See stores: Noy. 30th, oar anbrpahtatseceat" as 28h a , Savsace cl Ni) ChEAVERS, mth Ae WANTS. LOST AND FOUND. Fok —_ AND RENT, FOR SALE AND RENT. h—A col Font one Hth sti Fe pt} JOT SE No oO M Nand a oa Ries Sa a ing asd teach Gereedt Res ne OPS Bow MAN STL fk crrese, W oar ee oe Be wu et he Ith strect. between G end Hotrea, air of gokl-bowat r will be suitably S3T test. nol y No. 3401 -+. pear allthe oct in | i FOE BENT Suites oC FURNISHED ie | FUENISHED, PARLORS ann tie Rooms x % cx FE rent heat, Bontd.<88 por wreck.» = ee aS oF Re 40k Pensssivenia aveous ae TeD— WAL TE GTEL 0 do howsew Sires he. The find Svetrests. A rows and board iar two at rn ee Must have geod haere iio a w iesrpeasadiah farming the sam= month 0 19-Iw 336 Pennsylvania ave TANTED—A settiod WHITE WOMAN. to couk Wis aprivate family living a, short distance in the country f city. References Avidrets Box 12, Star Office, FOR BEXTAA Maree FURNINHED reo at 450 12th street, between E tu the oa pat OF A HOUSE. WITH SEPARATE EN- mee Parlor, bed nim apa KENTA Dar room HO T street. between 2ith and street, SNTEDSA good WOMAN & oT egh tenet rout S10 per month, ig not al ‘Kitchens at tath a Sa —iin t : ~ o pa! T AKEN CP RAY —On the i5th instant: EN TA desirable Furetshed Hous SE.cten F OR S Os BECEARUE a on nF <4 old RED COW y horns; with calf; 439 ist street cast, between A 3 1 acres particulars ay S.3 cut. The owner will please. come forward aavethe wear dhe Capit." Posscecton, tn ah ees Wivieaem and a eet LORED Sees teed eae Gor ie ee ime — a olé-3t” T—FRAME HOUSE. 5 rooms; > . Pirw tg peta pe volt Feteettitee A acetal near ‘eure at No. street, northeast corner 1th street, no 1: naa rel COWsabout alt nds. tat wes te Boia’ TAN Ting, 517 a street. and do gen ¥ DEMBABLE pw jy yey a 4 SE. nix rome. gus and reas see Aisy,a young mK arrest wpa wert dy on k stron. near | Wr pont in emmtow to ved children. grocery ‘store of siihec=-yoss” dau.” GRO. A. LANE: | syoma:anl My OF eee aa KIRKE. 908 Th sts next to eae iD | | ea sememiene: Sas acai ata Pete aaate, “Apple to ian IRL to do sew ork. BOARDING. a: AL se A R RENT— nfortably FURNISHE BOOMS on Bret floor, with n improve Rients.convenient to F street cars and Corcuran’s hotel. Inquire 316 T street ott SSEYERAL EXCELLENT RooMS Fok RENT, at No. 84s street, with BOARD. oct recomme: ‘et. th and oth streets ety Know that th: % ING PANTS of $1. A STRAUS’, Pr: mre wolT-2* URNISHED ROOMS, WITH had at 359 3 street, corner Indiana aveuw me large Parlor and Bed-room. —— miemde: Persons wishing to obiain lar 3 Doss pee mf cine BO Apply at ir keep dur and ith sts. west. nor E AND CARRL - or siring st Sn 2 stre RSI nd Fg at 3 one ivania acinne, First (CHOICE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. sf atteetion cere, ‘Audeeas Dy work |W Want. Transient Boarders” accoumoda One SUK 8 een __ The ower of the two ,deeings Af the north praNtED—r 00d BERM QURNISHED ROOMS FOR RES F = pei Place.) oftrs or sale the weet HOUSE, mah or French amt an experienced COOK ant | I’ Ua BOAUD. at Mo. 498 F incinding for] and light. sajcining his ook readence. “The Geeliing, araer BAKER combined. Inquire at the st. Glow! Hot hue; near 3. = ping thorough renovation and te be completed corner #h and Fatreets, imardintely. mo l-2t" | | week” srs EWDID BOOME_Korcbtel < apei eae: 1, te as spacious as an ordinary dow ANTED—A first-class CATERER. Kecom- STEEL AR BOARD, With ane in the large and first class house, No. 196 1 ot. | honse, [and al couter rpt for cutertaiuments, thus: eaations as to he and capacity from ST RUOMS, to be had on terms, | Bear Zist. boll 3 The be pase aneures SiS Sets | ties required. Address Box $-Star | at 218K street bet, th and sts DOR RENT—A five room HOUSES 251. on Ver™ mow gag. sosm nes Stet of SY Out ao most of the mont ayente: LOKS for rent. Ew width of 0% W38gtlor unturabed HOUSE we 5 ‘mend | ee ae ee TSIN 3S “ . a By le om wu al = Y . ality ‘ue Se iiuprotenionte.» World BUSINESS CHANCES. I olan anit aining you as Bisvation tery comers occu 5 Premises. No. $93 zh sirect. ‘ond few of ris 3 Hotes or a yarding house. Mrs. 8. NE, FINE, CLARENCE eee Sausiermeraae gern Norbenlthter locality tuthe city Office, a ces ittle used. Also. BUILDING LOTS on Highland Block for ‘Alwo. sensed inne? NOES sineinding serern cra big! GGIES : a 3 ASDREW a Sore «i oe sy no 19.3 Lowe FOR SALI A. building contai a good EMBERS sa h se Te ho Oiled rehaser, oF Ou Er ior carpenter shop. F SAREE ar ih Waste ED—Two COMMU. PicaTiNG, ROOMS, fire, with good Board, (breakfast ner, and ie) for a family of four betwi streets north, and Mest. Perma. must bet te K..” Star office, stating p WolG-3t™ ANTED—Ladics to know that the AGENCY OF WiLLOR & GIBBS SEWING CHINE is at UM'S CELE RATED HOOP SKIRT AND Cousbr FACTORY. S13 sth ntvoct, “Tregnire of OWNER, in corner hone. oc 24m" _ USE No. 369 13th st, between My nd Manet guemes: three storing basement. brown front, ten rooms, water # nnd ae. Laquire 203 Mth «treet COR SALE—Twe seven room FRAME Mocs SEs, with hall, water amd ¢ ality, Josten F KELLY Agent and Auctioncer, enve: becetion. hand Hil ats, HE E . containing 7 rooms, . Inquire at 258 lot of rough | street north. foe taken OUSE FOR RENT; FURNIT! remain on 423 inh street. between Gand ts: homse | femme Real Fs eleven (1) rooms, and t nol | . 563 > coe in Nici my Paraitars tf cc ter 303 sth street west ete 3 y ; ard te oO One aS Se SRE ee JOR RENT—HOUSE No. 310 New Jory ave- come well eda comes city, ant ca ts T—several elegantly FURNISHE| . aT CANES ‘suitable for fami entiomen; well-known asthe winter ign Ministers and Members of Con with gas and water, and Rent $35 ment. Apply to W. C. SOHASON: ans bay street. between 2d and 3d st NTE re ‘TONS OF CAST T LL Way GLO por haired. Ibe. Apply S38 Bev, much. te d per ena m

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