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Steam ship Arrivals

NEW YORK, Dec S.-The steamer United
States, from New Orleans on the goth, and the
steamer Verge, from Savannah on the Sd, have
arrived, p. . ..
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ADMITTED To THE BAR.-This morning on
motion of Richard T. Merrick, Esq, of Md
Robert w. McHenry, Esq, of baltimore, was
admitted 10 the bar.
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New York Market

New York Markets. .#
NEW YORK, Dec. S-Markets, Flour Wheat
and Corn dull; Cotton dull; Beef uiet; Pork
firm; Lard and Whisky dull
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PROMOTIONS IN TIE PATENT OPrIcH-Mr
N. Crawford, Mr.. J. T. FaIes and Mr.. T.. O.
Connoll v r ave been promoted from assistant
examiners TO
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NOTICE To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Tn,
l,sOhkEL HURSE advertised BY me a. TAX en- n
ssu.o on 18th OF November. will he sold At w. L.
NsI 20 Q Bszssr, on TUESDAY December IL,
st ID Oci"Sk, unl - owner comes forw Ard to pay
ezp~prss before that time
de s-M' JAMES CLANCY.
nRy -GOOrS.-Thr under.iynei poIi,,iy ,.t,
the stsIttsn g. the Lade. to hi. ,srg. ss.ort
reduced prices. They will be soId very low Tina
tcl,9Sing Ss,ny r.mp,i.. nrr .,oek. TO Wit -
ALPACAs and ALPACA LUSTRES FRENCH
yhLENcIEEs. DELAlHR,, CALICOEs, GIN0.
BANS, CUTTOEs,
Corner ID and East Capitol .tr.ets,
<ssn' Capitol Hill
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HANCOCK HOUSE,
IL 2l3 Penn a syense, opposite Wiilsrds.
The undersigned having leased and Thoroughly
rehtttc tie above named establishment. takes xA
great pleasure in announcing 10 his friends frB
and the public at large, that he t. ready -
to receive all who desire TO avail themselves OF The
NJ yEDtages 81 n frHt class hoHse.
Meals at all bonrs. Board by the dsy, week, or
month. Rooms 10 let without board
The Bar IL stocked with the very beet Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
dee-2w WILLIAM REEFS
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

BNI r FKOM EUKOPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
Spain Backs out of the hiIIan Affair-The
Fenian Head Center, stephens, Escapes
Pursuit-Brradstuffs Dull. - ~
HALIFAX. Dec. S-The steamship Asia, from
Liverpool on the 25th uIt, via U ueenstown on
the 26th. has arrived. 81
JCsnOs Nov. 25.-The Paris correspondent
of the GloJ, says the Spanish Ministry have
decided to back out of the CHILEAN affair aud
the Spanish admiral has been ordered to sus-
pend operations.
Stephens. the Fenian Head Center of Ire
land, has not yet been recaptured.
Tie steams hip Columbia, from New Orleans,
arrived at Havre, and the steamship Bonfiles
At bordeaux.
LIvERPOOL, Nov. 24.-Commercial Cotton
sales to-day, 7,Oa0 bales, market closing nm
changed. Breadstufrs dull, Provisions un-
changed
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2i.-ConsoIs closed at 40 Y
as94 for money. Y. s. 5-20's 6ika6ix IlIi-
pois Central, S2Aas3. Erie, 56xa57.
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH HOARD-At456
Il street, and within few ards Of the General
Post Oitco and Patent Office buildings. Terms
ihoocIn,e de ST.
kOK RkNT-ROOMs furnished or unfurnished
Win or Witheut board, for hon see ping
gas, balh, &C, at 1e3 G ST.. two squares from ar
peeal tment and one from Peuna ave. de 8-3ts
SEfEkAL GENTLEMEN OR AGENTLEMAN
snH ian! can obtain q pleasant ROOM and good
nOhRDING in Pennsy lvsna family, at No 476
Isl III !ianc avenue, near i9s street. A few Table
IouIucIs accolImoua!ed de In
RuAEE-Ten or twelve gentlemen can be accom-
- modated with BOARD and Comfortable
RoOMS. Also, gentlemen desiring Board Withont
rooms can be accommodated by applying ut No
34O 18th street, between and ID. Alio. one large
front Room, furnished, for rent, on reasonable
terms.
de = St. GEO r cox pronri.tor
Coon TABLE BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
~ With or withsut rooms, No. "a Missouri ave-
6etW cen ~ and 6th streets, or at 81 Pa avenue
between LIST and I'd cts. de Linz
A FURNISHED ROOM to one or two gentle
"A mn, with BOARD If desired on mSaerat.
terms, within ore minutes walk Of the cars Ar
ply at ~ 1st street, Georgetown. de,
TABLE ROARDERS can be accommodated at
i SMARTS Restaur..nt, No, Isl P9uu,yiyauia
avenue near i!th street. no p-7w'
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I YONS BLACK SILK VELVET.

TOP BUGGY, in complete order. for sale
"A cheap. Address A. o. H., Box 800 George
townP. q. 1T
4 YONS BLACK SILK VELVET
Two pieces superior quality, at 81. per yard.
Two pieces extra superior quality At ~.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Full stock of BLACK DRESS GOODS, of every
description on hand, at
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
JOS. J. MAY & CO.,
de 6. Sfif 20G
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rom which the blood trfckled. He testified
down in . sheltered place and the man came
"lcng and told them TO 60 away, and called for
pistol aud shot at him and the other bows two
o. three uues. The man SAID odd IL 4 don't
Kill one of hem niggers."
me prisoner Otto here remarked "the pistol
as mine; Ii was one kept at NV place"
~ us s Ba,es.-Did you keep it there to shoot
Ihs pTisoner.-"No, but 1t was always kept
Y,n mere ouEht 10 be couple of hundred
OF three nirgers shotr'
james Rdynosd (cofored) testified tn thu sa-ne
general effect with the boy Walker a. To the
shooting. The boys he said had got NEARLY
across the street when the shot was fired at
Hoshington Johnson (colored) testified tba,
the boys were sitting down and the man cave
onf and commenced running them away ira
boys ran across the street. The man sho,
twice. "o'
Samuel Spencer (colored) testified that the man
drove up in wagon, and jumped out and COM
menced kicking the boys, and told them TO get
away. He then commenced shooting at the
boys, and shot at this one across TO the lumber
yard.
Frank Tomas (colored) testified that the man
got ont OF a wagon, and witness said, Want
your boots BACKED - and he said mo" and
commenced kicking them, and called for a re-
volSer, and a man handed him a revolver, and
be commenced shooting at the boys.
Dr. Bnckiey was called in, and examined the
wound, but was unable TO find the ball with a
probe, and was unwilling to express an opin-
ION rs the character OF the wound under these
circumstances.
In the meantime, Capt Spurgin, Superin-
tendent OF the Freedmen's Bureau for this BIS
trict, entered the office, and seeing the concii-
tion Of the boy, gave permit for his admission
to Campbell hospital, where he will be proper
" treated.
The revolver was found by Officer Roth and
turned over TO the Justice. 1t il a small sized
silver mounted revolver, carrying a bail about
a size less than n buckshot. Justice Bates de-
clined to take bail i'm the present state of the
case. and committed Otto and Michel to Jail for
further examination, The first as principal and
the latter as accessory.
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Gas sTovEs-GAs STOVES.
large assortment Of GAS STOVES, received
thi. day AND for sale by ALEX. X. sHEPHKRD,
269 Pa. avenue. ae6-R
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SOFAS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS. MaRRIE TOP
TABLES, WASHsTAHpS, BUREAUS, BED
STEApS, Of all kinds. and o complete Assortment
of all kinds Of FURNITURK, which We are Offer.
ing at Extra Bargains.
CARPETS-CARPETS
to close consignment, ct prices that defy compet-
ton.
Observation-Disclosures
at wholesale prices, to close CONSIGNMENT
II yen want Extra Bargains give us call wa
are determined to sell. W"
BONTZ 4 GROSHON
dc Slot 500 Seventh street, above L
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A 1TENTlON. sHOEMAKERS. -LEATHER
"A and FIND1NGS At cost for the next ten days
4.S llth street, between and north.
de s-l0t' J.C. HALL.
LIGHT BAY HORSE strayed on the 7th day
A oi November from sd street, between and
N Nine years old. Blind or left side. Has Q
sacdle sore liberal reward will be given for his
return to MosES CARPENTEk, Washington.
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CLAKIFIED CIDER

CLARIFIED CIDERu
=. Recei we'd thisday. per steamer Mayaowsr' f,nm
DIR which / offer for sale in auantitisI =, u
purchaser at New York prices W sui'
Riley A. sHINN.
"Union Bottling Depot" 81 Green a
no film Georgetown n ~
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Ill s@SW. cn ah ~ Sss lion.
Of Rerre-ensiives. viii deliver his lecture, giving
an account Of his visit am-bg the Mormon. and
thrOuE California OI md our mi ring regions
before the nshinston Lecture Association at IL
o'clock. on TUESDAY EVENING Deo 18th, at
Nr.iey Charel on lie corner Of and 9Th streets
Jtbets for ssle at the Post Once News Stand An
oeIsonr, on 9TH street, the bookstores and no
'e. de 81
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SECOND edition.
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4 single BOtaIe VIII Ia8a . MOuth-6o
be used three times . Day
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DYEPEPSLA CURB
cures hvtulenoy, weak
meas and general debility;
Il maAes the weary ambl-
titus, the feeble strung,
the debilitated he slthy-
for it enables the patient
TO lake plenty OF healthy
food, which - the parent
Of the body.
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~ DIR. COODALE'S
y gAIARRS4 GgAAIHRR4.
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

Is penefrates the seerSt ambush Of
this terrible d ease, and sxteTninAtes Il, root ana
branch, forever.
It removes all the Wre6ched gymP-
toms Of this losthesome maladys and aVerts ooD-
sumption
Il cleans the head, deOdOrlses the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief.
Il aIIeVtates more egOny and Silent
suffering than tongue can tell
Il Il noted for curing the most hope
less cases that every known means failed tR-
It eures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarrh, of the most obstinate snd violent types.
No form OF Catarrh or HOtse1 In the
cad can reaiSt It's penetrating power.
DR.. GOOdRIe's Cafarrh Remedy IL .
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand
Dr.. Y. tIOOdale II known throughout
the ooIn ~, as the author Of the only True Tbeo-
ry Of OatArrh ever pubiished. Where its Origin
What its Ravagss-ModO Of TreAtment-and Rapid
Cure In all its forms.
should bo read BY every one II can be obtained 81
our nearest Agency, or BY sending postage stamp
% our once.
Price 81 ~. send . stamp for pauphist.
@, r. PARKER, Sole Agent, IS Bleecker st. n. I.
sold by O. ". OLARK. Cleveland tebe:hS
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ARTIFICIAL LEG.

CANNED FRUITS AND NEGRTA-7
" BLES Of very excellent quality, consisting Of
Peaehes, PIums, Cherries, Blackberries, Kaspber-
Fies, Zee Mays, or White Flint Corn Green Com
and Tomatoes, can hs found At --s---.-
GEO. d. BOOKS, 10 ieil-
nha so supsrior stEeSt.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
Il 9 purely vegetable
preparation, contains no
opiatss, no poison. moth
ing hartfal, bat acts
promptly, surely and in
I1sdiAtsly.
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DRIVATE AFFAIRS,
Il IN WHICH
All Glasses are Interested.

Farmers DroTers, Merchants, Lumbsrm'n, Me-
ehanfcs Miners Bankers, the rich and the poor
shou ID ask themseiveIn the slightest STPHILITIo,
or so.caled PRIVATE DISEASE, taint is lingering In
their 81 STEMS II 30, they should AT ply IN person.
II possible; II rot pos ibls in person, by letter,
and receive by return mail . blank circular OF
question, which Il enable ny one to know posi-
lively Just how they 'tat d.
To the intelligent reader u IS not necessary 70
publish the Lanies of the many complications and
forms assumed BY this terrib soourge, yee Il y
be sdvtsab e TO mention as most pr min mt sYPH-
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHILIs SEoONDARYs and SYPHILIS
TEBT AIRY. the latter involving the bones In IT'S
dea hly setion.
Every one should know. also. that many o. tbe
most obstinate and worst ULCER TEO THzoATs
proceed from this cause, and will, II not properly
handled ultimate r'sult 10 loss Of voice. Look 10
your true interest," and consult bv letter or apply at
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~A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW
nT IA E.-Oontaining nearly 800 pages
md $50 iue plates and engrasings Of the anatomy
OF the Human Organs IN state Of Health Gne Dis-
aase with Treatise upon Early Errorss its oe-
plorabIe consequences upon the y INC ana 5ooyi
IN ths Author,e plan OF trestmsnt-the only Ta-
tiopal and successful mode Of cure, as shown by
fhe report n cases treated truthful sdFlser TO
fhe married and those contemplating marriage
vbo enterfsfn doubts Of their ply sicai oOnd ton
st free on postage 70 any address on receipt OF =
osnty IN stamps II postsl currency, By addressing
Dr.. La OROtX, No. 81 Maiden Lsne, Albany,
The Author may be consulted upon any Of the
Esetues upon VII ch his book treats, either person.
~ S,,i3 ~ --7T-'H' m6l4:21s
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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
AND
. Private HedicaJ DiSpensaFT,

I3O Jefferson Avenue. Detroit, m1en.s
+ Near the Michigan Ekch7nge hotel.
Where every form of sYPRrL s and III Other dis
eases of the pro atve and urinary organs OF both
se1es are mose successfully managed than az Any
other similar institution IN this county. Every
one sh Ould Ow hat whilst the sIightest eon'ti-
tutionAl contamination exsrs, marriage Is impos-
sioe, for the GOOD reason that where onspting en-
sueA dssale is neatly always en- allied Thls there
foIe, is one Of the worst Impadiments 10 matr1-
mony. -
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
fnrDtoper practice, will ind this 8 Dlspeussiy
~heIe thee is no uncertainty about getting reLet
but whsre every one Of such cases are cured per
manently. No bOozs puolished BY nor Is ,ued IRON
this ius tuition, b. which the minds OF the your
are poisoned and they thereby ruiGed-
-f LADIES,
Married or single, requiring Femsle Regulator,
should enclose one do and thrt postage 81. mp
aud by return mail they will rec i've with iuu IL
rections ths only re lab Femae Regu ator IN use
ihis guator fast becoming be fayOrl 9 OF ladies'
everywhere, simply because its act on Is MI @ snu
safe and can always be depsndsd upon in emoNlne
o ,strucu us from co ds and aLy otAr cause.
All cOIrespoL d-nce strictly confidential; leItsrt
on consultation shou d eoniBin one dollsr and
postage stamp for answer. Office aud looms ar
ranged that psrien . never sse each other.
Consultation and SCI vices toe othee, ee 70 th'
poor, every Saturday afte neon frtm m 10 8 P. N
tJnius as,i- u 20 o5saEy open rvIi 10 p NJ
,dsily, exec { sundays. AHnecessary surgical oper
Ations performed.
n' Address, Oh. DsHAkT
...- Pest ONCE Drawer 625. Detroit, Mich.
Encio two postage stsmps sDds'Dd for circuisI
Of questions aud, if properly answered, medi ire'
oa1 be seut to any part Of the count y bem mbsl
these cases must be cured the worst consequences
| follow i' ma9:rid&.w
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
suesssns the stomach,
puriaes the breath, ono
instantly stops soornsss,
aoidIty and rising Of fOod.
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COk'S

DYSPEPSIA CUhE
allows yOu to est = hsal ty
meal without fear OF dis
tress afssrnGrd, for IL
viii stop II e. sOOn a. IL
Il swallowed. .4-
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H.4 .f '..-
a-r e-f r-.
p STIR FOB ALE
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..nnHa

DYSPEPSIA CURE
IL the best remedy In the
world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Sick Headache,
HssrtbuTn, Fever and
Agus, Nausea st StoRsSn
and, IN fact, . | diseases
or paths In the stomach
and bowels. y
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SOVEREIGN REMEDY

in it, worst .tAgss, and =
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OlE1A

DYSPEPSIA CURE
ourss sick headache.
sickness At the stomach
and pains or eholie In the
bOaels-
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COUGH BALSA4
Is the IarReat bottle in
the No Id for the price,
thersiOre, BOt only the
best bat ths cheapest
msdiclne extAnt.
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nnRS

COUGH BAL8AA
cures influenza, asthma,
and all bronchial alec
Ions
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o. fHl
STOMACH Or BOWELS

=. .oo
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.OOUGH BAL&Ak
relieves . eoasunptive
cough As soon - it -
taken.
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CO.'S

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an sPpstite and
gives ViaOr and strength
20 the whole systsms
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IMPORTANT 10 AnDIkS-ll. IA
- PHYsInLOGIOAL VIEW

- sold By sl ths principal DruSgistg.
E.F, CLARK, DTzssiEt, kEsnt foT Ossveitsse.
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DISEASES

DIsoRDERED STATE
o. fm
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OOES

DTGPEPSLA CURE
cures indigestion B con-
sdplti0n in every case.
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LUNG COMPLAINTS:
pYsPEPsIA

lI. DYSPEPSIA
..fr a.l.--
in it, worst 5tAgss, snda
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GOES

COUGH BALSAA
are sold snnualiy, and
the people sn pronounce
It the best cough prepay
Alton they ever used.
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GOES

.COUGH BALSAN
cures hosrseness aud
Tickling in the throat
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COUGH BALSAA
cures the worst eold1
surely and speedily.
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cnE,a

COUGH BALSAA
cures sore throat and
soreness # the chest and
lungs.
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COUCH BALSAA
cures the most violent
attach 8 Of Group In either
old or yOung.
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DYBPEPoIA UUhE
oares distress after eating
instantly.
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Sold By druggists eE-
eryWhsre. Price OhE
DOLLAR per bottle.