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CONFIDENTIAL.

W CONFIDENTIAL
II DUNG MEN who have injured themsslva. -,
certain secret habits which unfit them for businass
pleasure or the duties Of married life; also midiis
other causes. feel a debility in advance Of their
years. before placing themselves under the treat
ment of any one should first read THE SECRET
FRIEND" Married Ladies will learn some
thing af Importance by perusing 1.-The Secret
sent to any address, in a sealed envelope on re.
seipt Of Twenty FIVE cents. Address
DIR. CHAS. A. STEWART 4 CO.,
dec l4Iy Boston, Mass.
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHEATONiS ITCH OINTMENT. 1t
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 48 hours also cures
Chillblains. Ulcers ahd all Eruptions Of the Skin
Sold BY all Druggists. j. d. GILMAN,
mar 23-ly $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-22

FINANCIAL.-The New York stock market
yesterday showed more animation and firm
ness. The check to speculation arising; from
the rise in the rate of interest, proves to be only
temporary; brokers being 10th to borrow all
they want. - -. .
Governments Were less active, There was
no foreign demand of moment, and the dispo.
sition to sell appeared to predoninate A pri-
vate holder sold about half a million Of various
ci-sses Of bonds, which had a depressing effect
upon prices. Skies of 1881 declined 4; Five
twenties. DID, y; and new. u. Is#
the turn easier in rates. The national banks,
having had their Government balances drawn
down pretty closely, are not free lenders, and
ask. at present, full rates. -sy ss .r-- .r,,
The general rates on stock and Government
collaterals, with the banks, is six per cent
and on gold loans seven per cent.
Gold is quiet. The s'bulls" are struggling
hard to buy mp the supply and thereby compel
an advance, but they have been somewhat EN-
barrassed the last few days by sales made by
the Treasury Department, for purposes known
to itself, but only surmised by others; the OBJ:
payment of the August interest on Seven -thir-
ty notes. Yesterday the Treasury was not
selling gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-22

DEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UN'
d PRINCIPLED DEALERS endeavoring TO a,s-
rreputation attained by HELMB0LD'SGE GEhUiNN
PREPARATIONS. - mSf I'oiu
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CANTERBURY HALL,
MUSIC ! CANTERBURY HALL f. MUSIC
Avn GGAhNNTTEERRBBHHBRYY HALL
THEATRR) CANTERBURY HALL THEATRE
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREET,
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
GEORGE LEA...-.......-...-......-... Proprietor.
Also of the Varieties, New York and Canterbury
1900 Alexandria, Va. -.l-
.f!I.' r.
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Baltimore Markets. July 81,

Coffee-The cargo of the bark Clifton, at this
port, $500 bags Rio. has been sold in New York
at l54 cents gold, in bond. We also notice
sales, not before reported, 100 bags Rio at 81
cents currency, and 205 bags prime at 22 cents
gold
Flonr-Light receipts, reduced stock, and the
general unfavorable advices Of the wheat crop
OF the Western and Middle States, causes much
nrmness ON the part of the trade, especially
for fresh ground.
ain-Wheat-i,0OO bushels offered, with
sales of 1,590 bushels new white at 81 90aS2 10,
and Zoo bushels new red at Sl.70aSl 90. Corn
S,3e0 bushels received; market several cents
lower for white, salesof 900 bushels at a5a9Sc,
60O DO inferior at 95 cents, and 100 bushels yell
low at 95a96 cents per bushel. Oats-only a
few hundred bushels offered; sales of 500
bushels new at IS cents, and 1850 bushels old
at 61a67 cents weight, rs to quality.
Molasses-No sales. Stock in few hands and
held at higher figure.
Provisions-Bacon is very firm, sales foot up
$50 hhds Sides, in lots, at l9x cents; SO hhds
side figures. Bulk Meats-Shoulders held at
17H cents for immediate delivery; TX cents
offered for August delivery; Sides 17K cents
cents for prime Western; a sale of City to .day
at ~ cents per lb. Mess Pork held at S3laS32
per OBJ; stock Of all kinds , Hight. - with ET good
Rice.-We report the sales of an voice of %
casks Carolina, received direct, at 9h cents per
lb., quality fair.
Sugar.-We notice further sales of 900 hhds
Cuba at 12ha13 cents, bulk at 12Ka12a cents:
200 hhds Porto Rico, in lots, at Halls cents,
bulk at 13}a15 cents per lb. Market closed
strong at advanced quotations: For Cuba and
English Island, fair to good refining, 11bal2 \
cents, grocery do. 12Ha13 cents, prime to choice
13Hal4 cents; Porto Rico common to good
grocery, 12Ha1i cents, prime to choice 1iHal5
cents; HAVANA No -, I3 cents per lb. Refined
Sugars.-Yesterday refinerS further advanced
their prices Nc all round; quotations are now
as follows: For standard, crushed, powdered
and granu 20f cents; soft crushed white
194 cents circle 10 cents: Is white 1S4 cents:
extra 1s4 cents; & yellow IN cents; circle
C174 cents per lb. .
Seeds.-We quote Flax 1926. with sales;
Glover nominal at SIS, and Timothy So per
busheI.
Wool.-Early in the week the market i'm
proved Ia2 cents, but closed less active. We
revise onr quotations. viz: For unwashed 36a}9
cents, tub washed 56a59 cents, fleece 4Sa52 cts,
pulled 40a50 cts. per lb.
Whisky. Market firm at s2.15aS2.1 .1S per GAL
Ion. small sales.-Balt. Sun.
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THE EVENING STAR
Is PUBLISHED DAILY, tExCEPT stEDAYJ
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
sOuta,sest corner Of Penn'a srenue and 11h street.
BY w. D. WALLACH.

The STAR is served by the carriers 10 tneir
subscribers in the City and District at TWELVE
AEp-A.HALF CENTS PER WEEK.
PRICE FOR MAILING Single copy I"ee
Cent?; one month, Seventy.fre Gents; tnree
months, One Dollar and Fifty Cents; SIX months,
Three Dollars; one year, SiS Dollars. NO papers
are sent from the office longer than paid for.
The WEEKLY STAR-pnblished on Friday
n,orning-One Dollar and Ha.f year! s...s
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,,--.-I-5 certify That = - ha- proper IA
CHIMES ,;- anu - able TO fulfill contract for fur
hishing statlVhtefy ior the Department Of the In
terror during the year ending June 3O 1885, should
n B-The proposals and guarantee sbonld y.
surerscribed with the place of residenca of Nh,
sigiers and the proper date. - '
ie I5-eotJuly 20.
tChroniclc, philadelphia Press, New yors r.;
bure Boston Daily Journal AoiA All
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DEaTaz.

wife Vi John Abbott.
The funeral viii take pac. this friday .fier.
noon, at o'clock precisely, from her Late Ie.idence
$50 Fast lsth st. II
DONONAN-On Tuesday, Dec IL MARY Donovan.
rect OF William Donovan aged 50 yesrs
Her remains wilt be taken from her Ian. re.,-
dence. 22 Hamilton o., to the Chureh OF 81 Tharesa
~here solemn requiem Mas viii be celebra,ed fof
from thence 70 Calvary Cemetery ior inteimanI aIs
FASNISG--On Tuesday morning, lice. ~ sft.r q
lingering ilfnesa, Be naTd flaming. naive on Alb
lone, Ireland 500
GALLAGHER-ou Thursday, Dec. Il, Oven Cal
lAg her, aged 81 year,.
Iii. friends, and those Of his brother., Patrick.
Miles, Francis, Dan ell and James and OF his bro
the ts-in-law, William Stevenson JN Csty ana
owen Moran, are respectfully inyited 70 attend the
funeral, Saturday afternoon, 18Th mat A i :
Cc,9ck, from his late residence 9l6 Ea,t Esd a. ~
LEWIs--On "Wednesday, Dec. lS Lizzie Fr,noe.
only daughter Of John and Annie Lesis, aged Nc
months aud II days.
The funeral viii take place this friday afternoon
Dec. Is, At / o'clock IRON the residence OF her pa.
rens, 2p9 Eas, sth o. 10 which friends Invited iOl
MOEN-On Dec. lath, after q long and painful
Illness Patrick Moen, aged 20 ysirs,
His friends and squAln ances are respectfully in
yled 70 GlIsad the funeral iIoln his lae Tesi1Sncs
Pa Wsst lTlh ct SATURDAY. a. II O'clock. Hls
ssssi>s IN - baas<aA - C.hssss o.ua14RL ~
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s.-,rs,.s 70, m. World q. LASH a.

49, continuation 4 tspuis-. ysyidity, sff3.
gsne. sbi .ost-.r.tl. lrnpul-nes. ~ sddss.- n
a.. $50 49, -. A., ...t.tt... -
s.lnrs~ho are wv Va sHs Eins tnst w Onihsn
rstsfa Il s.ts frf~, .4y spsfnpt 81 e0-nr-' ~,
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forsl y, al ana tr.u.n, Span o-ang poor. de-
Irss'oi' sud ~ithon s'dsr' snd sailors, me
nsas., nss,,,,, .sr. 49,. ,',i,'',', .,..,o 9Th
her. I'D .is,lpg h,r " Ia now. such 90 ihsn,
,hey snioui am insult ns' dsnns " Auset WIN
'het ihisu~ly, Fhe ana N eo.ns NtiHh<s W
very mtona o. our "1Dt Qi'r uAHFiLa l. 70
asmsnd sair~uon Tor he"s ohGn0ss We bpshsh
MhAif"n' u~sr ny oomina"l' mas sn'sfe" 'n'
rIn. H. ~, $500 .aJ s,,IIsf, C...,Iss sng
Tho Ch,HAn. D.l sv.ns ti,.nsslvss " 30 more val
| .4N tW'n We are " rciuDs US WA We sA~Il %
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LAWN news have been nccivsd nom Pcr-. and
other South American rep iolcs III Peru, Csnseco,
the lssder Of the .te -sfal revolution and the
prossnt President, was b nsily engaged In endsav-
oring order out Of the government CD aos
lie had fornei his CAbir o., and caused ths removal
Of . number Of the rel respstAt yea abroad OF tie
dcpOsed government Of ele tuguys President Pc1at,
Including tic Perlyia Minister IN WAshing on,
aud tie Peruvian Cons ia thi city. P.csideut
Csusccu had also issues. decree announcing that
oil the late sovernme th.iSls are to he plbiected
r. tusl, and had MADE . urmAni On tue B-itsh
CuArgs for the suITend er Of sl.Presideut Pszet,
and others OF tEeu who took refuge on
board D-itsh man of-wu; bu. tue de.
uAnd came too lsse- the uSsel had sailed.
There WAS . ruInor, WI ich, hsweyer, did not re-
cave much cIeCence, lN the Span sh N Mister
hal threatened hosnflp. . II tie tresty OF 6paiu
With tie Oh government were not raated ~ ths
now Que Revolutionary perAsus were pro sress-
Ing m tic republic Or AVA vhere there had
DC some severe hsh un4 lie reVoluuouiats 10
1he interior Of Colombia d, allied, and matter,
were again comparatively ~ at.ore. From C.a.
ual America there IL nolaA yai tpscial lmport
sAes. Frea Rss 1yn-Asa a. 49, Ils v he IN q
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shot fns thif1 spp@srsi spd vsa ssysrsy v0uDd.
81 W no u,irl sbof, snd turmoil snd fan ou lssV.
iug I'VE N bloo1 boiilnd him. Tho Dsn who
ns4 ssgn EiisI Wsfs hlarssl, sud ulen We biz
ins nd bsen sSseI m Their f-ccs, Ms. Hsady
rec gnixsd with bofrrf nor wi sff-iu-.sv a. ors
Of ths teen, snd ihs other va near 40 ghbr sb,i
fusnd ~ vas usi.svea tLst zoe inOuntsd unsu &c
her own son. Ws DID not earn us usrnss u ~
parties a. Isi, nor h.s Vi ths stranger who o. prov.
SLY slpoAsi W save ths Ol1 -iy, her nlOusy,
1 aud psfnsps hof ltfs
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Spain and CLfIi.

oc, ssess sdVicss from Spain Imply thai IN.
recent report concerning The sbondonp .ut Of
h"stluss against Chill, WAS somswh,t pro.
mature. The Spanish Minister Of Foreign Affair,
has addressed letter to The REPRESENT tive. OF
uusi nation in France and England, in which he
sndorses the hostile action Of ,hs Spanish Admir-.
towards Chill clsims The, die demand Of hi. gov.
"rnmens Ia just AMI asserts that mo O 40 can b
blind to the fast that right Is on our a de- Tn,
looks bslli erent but al the same tmo We arc Of
20 opinion that It will result In nohi az serious.
With all the hsugh,iness Of Spain, IL u m.ny keen,
sharp look out for sxrodieney. France and
England have both shown unmis.a a, .bs .,sn. of
prssing IN demurrer TO the attach Iof Spain upon
Chill and IL Is quito likely that "a, Unitsi States
VAL hls las exceptions in case Of any fuihsr hos.
so demonstrators. The French Mluis.er O, For.
'iSn Af-irs has addressed . sstlsr 70 tho Pari,
chamber Of Commerce, In RESPONSE TO = com muni-
eaton from that body, In w'Alch he says ha, h,
"a taking steps 10 recall rhe belllgcront. 40
proper respect for tho ughtk OF psu,rs,s sp.,u
viii probably think u besi,to heed the,. .duon.
''oas FROM the leHdins NJ .rtime nAllons, and .c.
eordhsly back out Of ths Chillan en,erprias q,
sra,eiully a. posnbls
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" here ReIics go.

n. R.chmond wars says wtsn The Vei.r.l
army was sdvsneing up tho Poninsu.. Dr. ions
M.ro u Asoity, secured an oil tsil Al YoriioNn
and delivered u for ssfo Keeping 70 tho oficsr N
charge q the Bisio Afmory, corner u Seventh and
Cary streets. Tho boil had engraved on II the
ords. "Y1tk County, In virsinis, 1T25." Tins
precious obi nc, which hat Dosn cast IA Engl snd,
sud whose peal. n.d BEEN heard At Yorktown long
bsfare The surrender Of CJruwa e. -As left IN tie
armory on the night Of the evacuation, aud was
Aon there several weeks aitarUard by the Cfhcsr
above mentioned. Ia an intory cv which tat
ohaer hEd with Colonel Krs4a crIusnce of1oer
United States army, in this city, FOR tho purpose Of
claiming some private properly, ths STATE othcer
dreS the Atlenpon NJ Ne United States ulcsr a. tho
relic, ami also TO cUppef yHns which hal hung
Tor many years Oyof tie dome o' tho old nmoty on
TIC basin bank, and the later requestsl tie io,-
ner ~ say W tho unl.od s a.es IN or thon Ia
chargo the armory thas he desired these relics 10
be seut 10 his Colonel krssA') Otbee. They we're
never sent W that OthCc. The attention OF tho
present STATE author ties was G drawn 10 thess
relies the state ofscer re'oued to. Il turns out
that the old ell s IA lhe possosnon o. H. W. Hook,
| metal moulder, ia Paula slphiA tor Nuc,u, bar
| gsmiu, Ut tls city, informs us that he roesnLy
| Ia~ It tners broken into fragments
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secret ~ Magic

RoBrRr HouDos concludes his memoirs. with |.
eh,pisr Of Arab miracles, which be explained. Tie
Tho Aissaons eat pounded sIssL Houdon pow.
dersd sons for himself and ate Il, and he AYERS
that his appetite for dinner waA improved BY the
same. They walk on red hot iron With bare feo,,
d psss their tongues over whits-hot p aes Of iron
Prof. sementriei Uncovered that by rubbing into
the ska a sol luton u alum evAporslsd 10 . tpongy
state, II Was r,n Tered inHepslbo 10 he aciion OF
rcd hot iron. lie rubbed himIs f~lh SOAP, and
found that even the hair did not turn. He rubbed
the alum into his tongue, and lspped the clio sinn
meta lic surface without pain. Houdon himself
then Eiol passing his hands, si,huy dampepei
through . stream OF melted iron, and found
Is others have done. trlt u sn no ,e.r
ON him. An Enklish coujuror used h thrust a
sword through his body, shove knife ~ eitb.r
no.tril 10 the handle, anu thus spiscd. sing so,
Uoudon bought the secret OF the In vulnerable and
now divl lgss Il. The performer was ,ery ID n.
with . wNst-belt he strapped his tender p.unch
tight down upon ths vsrtrbral column. rlbstitu,,d
a card board stomach for tho compressed .,rt
covered oil With he.b -colorsd ngtts between ~ |,
truo aud false sbdomen he fastened q scsbb,rs.
covered tus spertures on tie .iLss with rosetta.
placed sponge oiled with red loud in The ar.b'
bard, aud there thrust HIS SWORD, which c.me ON,
covered with boyus blood, Of course III. nug.
nos, d mouItsbsnk enjoyed . physical conioims.
lion which permitted the dohests and fr,ghtiul
performance.
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A Woman shoemaker.
A Hartford paper publi.h.. ,hs following ,

Bone time last fall l sent you an account q, =.
woman shoemaker. living In tnion. Tolapd
County, Counecneut and who In four months, 10.
hep OF her boy to do tho pegg,0s, siruei one hun.
drod and eighty dolGrs m toItou4ls thick b.lf.
double solsd boots There is Guod,r cA.pt,r 10
the story After that time, dun. : ne wln,sr, she
made shocmskipg kind = .,-on4Iry br siness
on a SIX months contrsc, With no,hlug ~ rindcr
but be- ordinary household work al | md. bv
examining tho books Of her employer, TIA, win
,he help OF her boy do the peggng Que las earn.
ed ia SIX months in bo,toming thkS hal'-double-
Truly, many daughters have done vel, bu, I ,binl
she excels them all. II any woman saoemakey cor
do lester, would like 10 know Whse ~ ind her.
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Fiaa.s,ai News mark,.. &c.

No York, THURSDAY, Dec, "a, p H.-Tbs rem.
ersl stock market has been ie'sn'h and irregular
to-day. Governments we're strong cold closed a,
l4CS.. The loan msrke: continue, ,ry at Der can,
and there 1, gradual accumuasoa Of capital ,esI.
ing Investment. Commercial payer /, rattle, NOR.
inquired ior and passed At ''' ft,-elAs names.
Sterling exchange was quiet psi steady At 1922, h.
lC9H. On Change to-day Flour IA loc, l5c. bet.
tsr. Wheat vss se. SC. better, With tair s.po1
aAmAad Co. go 49, sssU ~ II No..
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Piles Piles !! Piles An You have 70
do !, to Try one bottle Of Strickland, Pile Remedy
II will cure in three days. No mistake. weus u
%. 10 Franklin st Agents. 4l6
FAN and Winter Clothing fer Men and
hpys me largest assortment in the city; test sly le
ana price leas D. u. Baldwin, 10 and u Bowery. 3gt
Howe sewing Machine Company No 6l9
Broadway, NY. LliAA dose, Jr- President. Agenu
wanted. 83S
Holiday Presents Of Affection and Chnrity.
Wheeler % Wilson Lock stitch Sc ring Machine
.nd bditon Hoe Machine. No. 6 Broadway, NY .S3l
Grover a. Baker's First Premium Rsus-
tic S.uch sewing Machines loo Family use, and Lock
Stitch hsehinss ior Islon and AAnuf.cInrerA 4gS
Broadxay. ri
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Sss~ . sss- sr~s, s~.@- - -.
:s;rsss;f.s.s.::sc1..s:
ss-.'.s..s.Syys-S Il S-ss.s.5-
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. II. NO. 9, OF L. 1.-THE OFFICER
"A. and members Of the above number sue rtqur,
ed N attend special me- citing, to be he IN,
moetlns Iooin, FRANKLIN u, Greenpont, on Tridf
evening Dec. 18th inst, At o'c &C p m. Al rnou
hers IN arrears are required 10 attend or their nsu
shall be erased oil the hooks. ~ order of ri.
PETERSON, Pre-t, JEREMIAH HEFFERNA
Secretary. NJ
EENIAN BROTHERHOoD-THR wOLt
l. Tone Circle vii hold ther REGULAR bu.ine
meeting on Friday evening 10 r. NJ, Ia their la
cor 22d Il and LIST ave. Eycry member il earnest
requested 70 attend as their bonds will be issued A.
other lusinep Of importance viii be tiansac .
PATRICK CoONEY Centre. MARX wELs IGA
Bee. llg
FATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. A. b. So
Il eiotyi No, 4, wall hold rvtnic meeting at the
hall, 1888 . 18Th u speaking ly Me.,p. Carr {
Lynch Singing by VI. Fagsn, and Mlfse, Acl.ea
I navAn, Ryan, IluG ami O'AiALOny. PAIKlC
CoONEN, Ptest, l.. LAMB sec. IN
T'HE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG MEN
l. Father Mathew TAB. seeie'y, No. g. arc her,
not fed 70 meet ~ their hall, 1913 Bosery, This Frd
evening, 10Th inst. at o'clock, Tor the pa To'e
Adoptlns our Constitute and By.Lsrs IlMOIH
l. Ia NCH, Pres. JOHN A. kELLi, Rec. sec. !
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Cotton.

Tnr Chamber Of Commerce yesterday took s.-
ton upon proposition for . National Cotton
Growing Convention, tho dc. IN Of which proJscs
is to A.iop, measures 10 have die future cotton
crops Of this country equal ~ that produced me
year preceding the war-hve million bales. There
Is no doubt that . general 'intsrchsngs Of views
among the cotton producers and manufacturers Of
the whole country would 70 Iul, adysntsgoously 70
both elassos and hkowss 10 the country 81 large
Such convention would develop the sexual con-
diNon of the cotton planter wouid give Northern
esp!tAAss valusb.e informs ion concerning tho do
STABILITY OF investments / a cotton raising, and
would tend no. only W pro mots the mutual inter
ests OF producers aud man hAetursrI but also to
tonc down the luminosity VA al still sris,s 10 grea,
extent between Northern aud Southern business
men. The proposition was referred 10 Commit
tee Of tho Chamber Of Con msrc~ who will rspor,
upon II a. the nsxt msetin Z Of that body.
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