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Evening star., 1866-10-24

FRANCE, SPAIN AND PoRTuGAL.-The PARIS
correspondent of the Independent Beige saws:
at has long since been stated that the king of
Portugal was decidedly opposed TO a union of
the two crowns OF Spain and Portugal ia the
person of the same sovereign, even were he
himself selected. Such is not only the feeling
of the young King, but IL is that of the entire
Portuguese nation. An echo Of those seuti-
ments may be traced in the very cordial reply
made by Queen Isabella to the address OF
Count Avila upon the OCCASION Of his present
ing his letters of credence, q reply which has
been published in the Paris Moniteur. Ii is
stated that the Emperor Napoleon has made
known through his ambassador in Spain that
whatever events may occur in the Peninsula
be could never allow the Mentpensier branch
Of the family to be called TO the throne"
Evening star., 1866-10-24
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Makes the hair soft AND glossy
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Does not stat the skin
HALLS SIcILIAN VEGETABLE HAIR RRNEwER
Has proved Itself the best paraton for the hair
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists ia -TuIy
Evening star., 1866-10-24
PERSONAL.

ApIEs wBO AXE DESTROYS OF SKILL
II \ full and sceon piisiied Physician. sh puid con
suit Iir HESKY MukT0N, lea Park street.
near Richmcua street BsltiMOIe, Nd. Or MOT
TINS service, may be engaged in WashinEton or
snJ other city. by Addressing "a shove oc Is SIN
GEETLEMEN desirous Of hs .ing their CLOTH
VI Inc SECURED and REPA1kEO, so as TO sp-
d. ar as new, would do " III by calling at B. MA
GhUDERS, No An 10th street. betwesn ID and
streets 4 he highest cash prices paid for Sec
opa- hapd CIothing &C 2fm'
Evening star., 1866-10-24

hARRIAGE AND GELIBACY,
an Essay OF warning and instruction for Young
Men, Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate
the vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
free Of charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
Dr SkILLIN HeUGHT0N, Howard Assooia-
tion, Philadelphia, Pa. aug Is. sm
Evening star., 1866-10-24
CLOTHING, DO.

NJ LOeAN0,
vi. MERCHANT TAILOR.
Corner of 9Th and n streets,
Desires to return his thanks Ior the liberal a
patI oBage bestowed upoa him during past
seasons, and at the same time Invites his N1
friends 10 visit his store and ins eect his new NA
and choice selection Of goods, tich he has
just purchased Tor the Fall and Winter TRADE
M HABDON, his ascot ate, continues TO give
his constant attention to the style and general
appearance of all garments made at the estab'
lishnieDt.
The best work and moderate charges is our
motto oc Him
Evening star., 1866-10-24
IKHKNIAHs BLACK. wARDH.L LAMoN. CT. BLACK.
LAW OFFICE.

Councillors and Attorneys at. La. In the Supreme
CoLrt OF the upittd sGaies, the Oourt OF Ctaims,
the Cour rts of the District, the Executive Depart
ments and Committees Of Congress.
once, 46e l4th street, directly opposite VII
lArds' Hotel DC B-u
Evening star., 1866-10-24

~ lHGL
u. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No IS Louisiana avenue. sbove 6th street,,
oeHly WAsRIseIoE. ID o.
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The Freedmen Of the city md adjacent
coasties ceaebrated their ffeedon ta-dag n
nAse1sng IN pFOeessioa thtse - ps;Iesi1le ps;Iie -
streets, and there was public speakine q pnps
mar law. The weather . very unproPifisas,
but great numbers participated Ii she cele-
hration. The Different societies Of Freedmeu
done their beqh and turned out with banners.
1he Oceaaou was onesof xreak resojs1pg with
teem, and everything passed a. IN ienecs
orders
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papees 70 the 24kA.ss = s..,'-9 IN -
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That Test OArH. The Test Oath against
which REvEEDr JoHNsos has been making
one Of his famous legal speeches before the
6uprems Court Of he United States, vas re.
poutAd tsthe Ssaate Of ths United States BY
de judiciary Cpnmittee, of which the said
Rsypspr Ss4.ssss gas . member. Hi vote
j. recorded in fasos Of the passage Of tie
Bill, and onay Tour Senators votsd against Il !;
cpd yet Senalpr JoHSscs has the shameless
nsss now to denouncs the iaw Is an act of
tyranny. ~
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THE Roman Catholic church establishment
in Mexico i rich beyond eOmpatation Il
controls ssFsat portioe Of the productive
propeIeyp ne country, and It's income ex.
ceeds inTcrd ~ times the revense of the
Gcsernpsnt.
= Asconspt Church esnblishneat possessiins
he nhaetry sad sn iensiSnt sad tsies-s siddsn
.pecFe4 fsrnish ! poor basis fse RspabliCan
Institntions
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08
Radical Art and Dramatic Critieism.

The New York Tribune has in It's own estimation,
smashed important branch of art just successfully
introduced into this country by Mes.r re- l. Prang s
Co., of Boston. We alude to the art of reproducing
In Oil colors the paintings of great masters by
practsed eye can detect the deception. III process
has become universally popular all over Europe, but
the Tribune is determined keep it out of world.
if possible. This is scarcely worthy of so great
Journal. To-day the Tribune thus condemns the
masterpiece of Kotzebue-Ihe Strd,tger-a play
tnat has outliVed criticism and has been presented
to us for hundred years as q most admirable and
moral dramatic production Here Is what we are
cism:-
amusing Sa I srgnge Which Ea done
this evenings and we counsel such o. our readers as
s %a SsS
people cry, but we are will ng 10 be eve that the
aSoa OF S
merit It. Is ts mOI pdGr9Ss % 9S
%s1 q ss ahs i e
heH and GSf
on boots an And cSs s with s ana Res
pents leaves her seducer and goes into retirement
in se TaH e
they N the S mss Sssn B1 Se
wlis resses her sat, satisiaca0n with crust Of
sns s5ssa the
and the parents make s stage 3, ,n taDssr and
and blow their nCses-and that the end Of it. ought
sn mot
the conviction Of ali clear headed persons. As to the
,se seen
the likeness of melancholy human bassoon MI.
Booth is as Interesting in the part as any actor
and handsome sad lace; and ,a Iemarkaby bad hat ha,
resolUte melancholy Miss Ida Vernon poorly repre-
sents 'Mrs. Haller," not dressing the part cor
Mr.. Davidge, as old Solomon" elcits good bit o.
real But altogether the peEfO is one to bs
Booth has appeared the stranger" in order to illus
trate how well he act part that ought not to bt
acted at all HIS "Don Caesar de Bazan," which is pre-
sented in afterpiece is admirably vital and yyacious
The force of contrast can NO further go!
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The French Evacuation.

81 We NeW York ASSooiated Press
WASHINGTON, December 6.-The President ia
displeased with the tenor of Napoleons repT TO
the cable Telegram from the State Department
calling upon HIM to fulfil his promise and Withdraw
net with but one exception, it is understood side
1t IS considered doubtful, however whether apy
further iemonstIanc will be made, and the nrohs
bilites are that the French Emperor will be allowed
to have his own way. Indirectly It is hinted thar
Napoleon's action in refusing to withdraw /,
manly because of what he regards Violation OF
the p edge OF neutrality or non-interierenoe Que
Orteoa, the despatch of General Sherman and Oher
Objectionable movements, our pledge of neutrality
is broken, and the compact s therefore Withdra wn
and rendered null and void
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FOURTH EDITION
FR0@ WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.

ESPECIAL D2sPAToHEs TO EVENING TRLEonApuI
WASHINGTON, December g.
FOrgertes discovered and RestituttO,.
Made.
A series OF fofgeries, perpetrated by clerk
in the Treasury Department, near reIa q.
tive of Hon. John Wilson, Third Auditor
OF that Department has been discovered. The
guilty party endorsed a number of disaIlowed horse
claims as correct and upon this endorsement they
were passed, and the money was paid upon forged
powers OF attorney. The money has Deop made
Roed' and no arrests have been n1ade
The COnover Case.
The counsel for Sanford Conover. iudietefr far
perjury IN manufacturing conspiracy evidence, ars
arguing to-day on demurrer TO the Indictment,
parity ON the ground that the sO-oaled depoutiops
were not dispositions or afBdavits Judge Advocate.
General Holt having authority to adsainister an
oath,
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AND NO. iOl South Tent6 istleet 1pS" PhiIadslphia

A MODEL PAPER.-The Wdtchman and Reflector,
of Boston, has envab,e reputation for ability and
enterprise. 1t has not been surpassed in merit by
any religious journal in the country. But it aspires
to higher excellence and proposes to become, with
the opening of the New Year, one of the most COM
prehensive family papers In the world 1t will be
greatly enlarged, and published on q double sheet
one sheet devoted as hitherto to religious matter
the other to literary, social, monetary, and agricu
tural articles. This latter department will be new
and peculiar, with a rich variety of contents, en-
bracing articles current moral, social, and polit
cal questions; on the leading men of the age in
thought and action; reviews of important books /;
tales for the family circles agricultural and garden
ing matters for farmers; and monetary articles and
reports of the markets for business men, No journal
in the world certainly has a more comprehensive
plan to meet the wants of all families and OF all the
members in a family; and the editorial staff will
consist of nine men, all able and experienced in the
several departments, who will be assisted by thirty
contributors, many of them having national repu-
tation, the Watchman and Reflector must become a
model family paper, unequaed in merit and in
circulation. Its enterprsing conductors deserve the
largest success. We refer readers 10 advertise
ment in another column
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LARCENY OF CLOTHING, ETC.-John
Gibbs, oolOred mau, was arrested for the self
appropriation of another's clothing, vaued az one
hundred dollars. When arrested bY the of1oels, he
had on his person about thirty. Eve feet Of gutta
Dercha garden hose which strongly fixed suspicion
on this as theft number two. He was held IN $500
bail for the larceny OF the othng and committed
lderman Butler.
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We have bv far the largest and beat assortment OF
Mems Youths, and Boys Clothing IN Philadelphia,
which is being replenshed by large daily additions
manufactured OF goods purchased rece ntly at much
less than cost and having reduced all stuck on hand
to p1oportlonate prices, offering sue bargains
as are above enumerated.
Now Is THE TIME TO BUY.-PRIoEs CAN BE no
LOWER.
HALFWAY BETWEEN BENNETT & Co.,
FIFTH AND TOWER BALL,
SIXTH STs. (61S MARKET ST9EET.
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A New Theatre in Boston.
Tk associated Press.

By The NeW York ASSOctdted Press.
BOSTON. December 8.-The Boston Commercial
BRHctin of this morning says ;-"Well-known mer-
chants of this CITY have just completed aTran 20.
ments for tn o erection OF q new and handsome
theatre about the size OF Wallacks, in New York,
and to be conducted and managed upon the same
pan. 1t Will be located upon the easterly SIDE of
Washington stI eet. between Haywood Place aud
Essex street. The architect has plans of the build
ing on hand and operations will be commanced
with the intention Of completing the theatre aud
September next.
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EFRoM THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACY,
May 1866; edited by William Proctor, Jr, Professor
of Pharmacy In the Philadelphia College of Pbar-
macy i'll the fluid extracts go out of use OWING
to the high pi ice, or have authoritative
notifications OF the formulas By which we can make
them at mole reasonable costH II the latter,
shall the change be in the qualify of the menstruum,
in the manner of applying It, as to reduce the
quantity reausitef Can there be a convocaton OF
the Committee of Revision to authorize some new
method or modification of the present reoipesf"
With regard to the contemplated change in the
quantity, IN the menstruum ITSELF in the prepara-
ton of fluid extracts would take occasion to say
that in medicine the health of the patient is the great
object to be gained.
The cost Of material is something. but when put
into the scale with human health and often human
life, it is hardly worthy of consideration at ALL MY
Buchu (Hembold'sl will continue TO be made as
formerly, and u it cannot be maintained at present
prices, they will have to be advanced TO meet the
advance in the price OF material To such as desire
quantity instead Of quality would say tnat water
is cheap commodity, and may be readily added by
the person using the medicine II he desires to do so
H. t. HELMBoLD, Druggist and Chemist,
No 694 Broadway, New York City,
And No. 104 SOuth Tenth stleet Philadelnhia
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The Union Pacific Railroad.

By the United 50 ates associated Press:
WAsHINNToN, December 8-The Secretary OF the
Interior has read O telegram from the Vice.
President of the Union Pacific Railroad, dated the
9th inst stating that thirty miles more Of the track
Of the saId road was completed on the 5th making
three hundred miles west from Omaha, Nebraska,
and requesting that the Commissioners be ordered
to examine the SAM. The Commissioners wi be
sructed to repair to the line of road for the
pul pose OF examining the section soon as practl-
cable.
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Cotton Crop Estimate.

By the Net0 York associated Press.
BALTIMORE, December 8.-The Mobile Tribune
estimates the cotton crop of the present year at
900 bales. The fine open weather of late, it
says added not less than 100 900 bales to the aggre
gate product
A letter from Charleston says the estimate in that
city amounts to within 800 900 bales.
MOBILE, December 7.-Tne comparison of the
receipts of cotton at all the ports compared with
last ear at this time, shows doiciency Of 17500a
bales.
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COLD SEEMS A SMALL AFFAIR.-Most people
neglectlt, Who mindsI ItS Yet Cold may turn to
Consumption, and then follows almost certain
ID. Jayne's Expectorant, the we'll kno vn standard
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and al Pulmonary Complaints, and
your Cold will disappear, as well as all appre
hension Of danger. Prepared only at No. 242
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work the Atlantic Gables are so small that they can
be produced In gun cap" ana the charges o I
greenDacks ior sending message are so large that t
the latter purpose. Such q difference different
charges Is very noticeable much the differ.
ence between the low charges for rst-cass Clothing
at Charles Stokes C Co Is, under the Continental
and the high charges of other houses for much inte
rior articles For eood Clothing, at low charges go
to Charles Stokes & Co.'s, under the Continental.
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ct. PAULS p. Il. CHU RCH.-THE ANNUAL
= sale OF Useful and Fancy Arhc es, he'd by the
Sunday choos connected with this Church. will be
opened on MONDAY, DseembeE TO- and continue ooen
until WEDNESDAY Il EVENING, December IL, IN the
WASHINGTON BUILDISG THIRD Street, ABOVE
Spruce. RoF
DORCELAIN HARDWARE, COHPRlSING
i Lock. Drawer, ana loset knobs K sy-hole E.cut,
aud Number Plates, for sale by Dr,.,o, a ,r
No s3s eight Thirty-hve) NAEktTst below Ninth.
TOR "HOG KILLING" WE HAVE bU tCHER
II Knives, lea veIs Meat Saws, Sausage Machlnes g.,
with suffers, Patent Balances, &c ,r
No. 1856 Eight Thirty-nvel MARKET st., below Ninth.
A DULL PAIR or SCISSORS : IS A CON-
"a slant anntyaice BY having one of Russ Patent
Scissors and Kpi iharpeners in your workbaske. GU
can at anJ time your sciss rs IN good cutting coni
tion. For sale Wholesale ana retaM by -
TRUMAN & SHAW,
No. 1856 CEight Thirty-nve) NABKET ST., below Ninth
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HOLIDAY BooKs.-Char es Desilver, No. 1879
Chestnut street has on hand large and splendid
editions of the Poets, Bibles, Prayer Books, and
Presentation Books, in fine bindings; also Juveni Q
Books, linen and paper cOlored Toy Books, Primers,
etc etc, beautifully Illustrated and great variety
sIitah.e lnr Holiday nresants at LnM nrIcna
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-Dyspepsia can be
and cured every day by the use OF "Perry Davis
Pain Killer" This Is tie most wonderful and valu-
able medicine known for this disease; its action
upon the system is entirely different from any other
preparation ever known. The patient whle taking
this medicine NAV eat ANYTHING the appetite Graves.
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SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT OF
FAsutONADLB
CLOTHINo,
Az PRIoEs
AS Low
LOWEST.
PERRY & Co.,
40 STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM
NO. 6V9 CHEsNUT STREET, ABovK SIXTH.
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Marine Intelligence.

By the United States Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, December s.-Arrived, barque
Frank Marian, from Bordeaux; ships Theodore
Knoop, from LiverpOol; Mont Blanc, from Ha-
yana and Elizabeth Hamilton, from Hayre.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

HEALTH, the poor mans riches, the rich man.
bliss, is found in Ayers Medicines after fruitles;
search among other remedies. A word to the wise
is sufficient.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

BRICK-YARD ON FIRE. = Between the
was discoVered in the sheds OF brick-Yaid owned
by Jacob Donler. The dana re was but Iriaing, as
the fire was only In the temporary sheds erected for
the protection of the bricks.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE CoMPANY's FIRST
PREMIUM LooK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES. In
cOmparably the best for family use. Highest Pre-.
NUNS Gold Nedal) Fair Maryland Institute, New
York and Pennsylvania State Fairs, 1888. No. 1913
lhesnut street,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08

You ARE ATTRACTED to B.. f. Reimer's Photo
graphic Gallery, No. 624 Arch street. becau.e you
the re get superior pictures at a moderate charge.
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Horace Greeley Invited, to Lecture q
Galveston,

Blythe United States associated Press.
GALVESTON, December Horace Greeley has
to-day been invited to deliver one of the course of
lectures before the Galveston Library Associa
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-08
Sailing of Steamers.
Rn the Ne,r Ynrk 4

By the Net0 York associated Press.
NEW YORK, December S;-The steamship Ger.
mania takes out $36s, ,O00 and the city of Baltimore
$4,000,
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EVERY SPECIES OF CANDY can be had in the best
condition for reasonable prices, at T.. q. Whitman
g. Co.'s, No a8 Chesnut street.