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SiFSinia News.

In reference TO the rail- connection az Lynch
burg, between the .. q A aud the Va, and
tennessee railroads, the Lynch burg VrgfnIan
says: "Generai Malone has nan tested a very
friendly and accommodating spirit in this mat
ter, and the managers OF the Orange road are
pitased with this satisfactory termination of
What has been troubles ONE and diftcult
business"
The Lynchburg News says, Mr. J. II.
Gheen, OF Alexandra, shipped to that and
other markets North, on yesterday, twelve car
loads OF as fne, fat cattle as any we have vet
seen. Some Of the animals were monsters In
size, and unusually fat
All the Virginia country papers notify their
subscribers that they will keep holiday
"Cnrlstmas 'ceek"" Happy fellowsi We town
workers" have TO be con tent with Christmas
day, and think ourselves blessed to have that,
Gen. ). d. lmboden announces that he is
prepared 10 furnish to the people Of Virginia
Wnlte laborers and house servants from the
North or direct from Europe
Rev u. =. Carraway, for many years minis.
ter at Emmanuel church, Hanover COUNTY
died very suddenly at his home, in that
county. on Monday last
Several single geE tlemen Of Warrenton have
organized mutual expense club rented a
house, and gone regularly 10 house. keeping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

THE 9CIMBY DIVORCE CAsE-Tbe moor
DOCTOR IN The q Quimby divorce Gaze AZ Chicago
ls IN ior II, guilty or not guilty. puimby, N
Will oe RENE mbered, had him arrested ON The
cnarge OF seducing mrs. O., af,er ;ae Istter
mao brought divorce suit against her bus
oand forttduliery with her own mother In do
Iauil OF pail required by the law the Doctor
Wae sent 10 prison. His case was then broue h 4
up on writ of habeas corpus for release from
connnement on reduced bail Instead of Re
uucing IL, the Judge increased the bail 10 sr5 .
w. Dr. r uller having little or no property
he was unable 10 Obtain the security ana ,yss
remanoed to PRISON. Counsel for tns defend
ant Claimed that the whole proceeding was a
eoLsp,racy on the part of Quimby 10 break
down the testimony OF Fuller. who 4. sU 80,
portant witness in the divorce case OF Mr.
Quimby against her husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21
FINANCIAL.

Daring he week endIog % day tasre To
been received from the Printing Bur-sB % 10
Treasury Department. sS3a5OO In Fra,-lon
al Currency During the same per.Cl .h@r@
has been for warded - the As-istant rrrk-u-pr
a. New YORK. SlOO.UC; a. R0ston, a.UC-
st Charleston. =. q. SRCuU, NRtianal B2uEs
a. q others, S212.5Oi ~. TOtaI-Si5-.6 4.ls
Tire amount OF securities held by tna T-ess-
urer OF he GnIted States in trust tor Na'iOaGl
EanEs, reported To-Day. was rs folio wss - For
sircDla'sug noes. S3il,lta,15l, Tor deDo5.:- ~
pnellc moneys, s39,ei7, ,a5g; total So J3O. %
The amount of NatIOnal Bank Gu .reD y -
sued dGfiRE he week Nas Sll5. So, making .as
total amount lssusd up % dat~, SlTl,fE ,SlI.
Prom thus - 20 be deducted the currency
returned. includinr worn out notes. anorl.-
ing 20 500 esS. leaving IN actual c.rcU iSt.Cn
a. his cate. S29Q, ,Sae.Sl6
IuT ng ths week there has BEEN -sfesrsd
ano DESTROYED SGf. 500 IN fra roual currp.cg
The tecelpis from In ternal revenue to-csv
were so, ,2t0sO, ,mskiHe the total amount f0r .rs
week ending 20 day 81 as. IL al, ana the .o:sl
since ihe heginniSg OF ne present n-cal year
ecf Gga 90 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

iht fsNlAN ExciTENENT IN ESGLAND.-
ArTeStS-Specadt Policemen beng .Strorn IN
Prisons GsGrded-KOrements Of Troops- pro
posed Suspension IF the Wrif of Hdbeds Cor ms
Gable dispatches OF last night say that four
men, named English. Muhauey, O'Keefe, and
w. Desmond, were arrested in London
thursday night, on suspicion Of having been
connected with the recent Fenian ouIrages
Inc alarm caused by the recent Fenian out.
RACES sun continues. The magistrates are
sun swearing In special policemen. The guards
around the prisons are strengthened, aad the
warehouses in London carefully watched du
ring the night. Troops were suddenly ordered
10 Portsmouth yesterday, and left on a special
raiD. The coroner's inquest on the killed by
Inc explosion at Clerken well prison was con-
cluded yesterday afternoon. The lury rem
oefed verdict charging Timothy desmond
and jerry Allen, who were arrested on the
18TH INST, with the CRIME OF murder English.
Muhaney, OKeefe, and w. Desmond, were
brought mp for examination yesterday The
testimony so far elected goes TO show they
had something to do with the CIerkenwelI ex.
plosIon. In view Of the recent outrages com
mitted by Fenisns, and TO prevent by sum.
mary measures their repetition, the CABINET
mas de'eTmined 10 ask Parliament TO suspeno
the writ OF hdtcds corpus in England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

The LAST RAILROAD SLAUGHTER
uopai particulars OF the fright ul disaster near
Angola. upon the Lake Shore Railroad. which
occurred on Thursday, represent that The mum.
per OF killed Is sixty, while the number IN.
Jured and surviving is not so great IL an.
was thrown from the track on striking an iron
frog at the switch, near Angola Station. an a
was dragged over the ties pearly 20 the bria ~
before the car behind II became unseaied from
rear car was Jerked from the track And ran
nearly across the bridge, when 1t toppled over
on the left SIDE and went with q fearfuI crash
end-Ioremost, to the Nat below, and its passen '
EtIs were precipifated into the lower end OF
the car, and were buried under q heap OF ruins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

POINT OF ROCKS RAILROAD-(oBds.an ~ Lon
LanSs-Ihe Rockville correspondent OF the
Georgetown Cos.tsr, in q letter daIed yes,er
ody evening, says Last week the Iury of
concentration pgoceeded 20 condemn the right
9t way for he use OF the Washington aad
Point OF Rocks Railroad. Owing TO the seye
rity OF the weather only porIon OF the iury
was present al the Monocacy, the point pro
pcsed 10 commence work After filling vac an
cles, they came TO Barnesville, and passad
over the route TO Germantown, and thanc. ~
TINS place. doing nothing between German
Town and Gaithersburg but condemn tne right
OF way from the last named place TO Rock
SuIe. ne following 10 the result 10 this date.
Sonn a. and VIM. Reid. 5H acres, s3sO: John
W. DARBY, l2b acres, $500 VIM. Grant, acres
siOo; MRS c. X. Nickols, 81 acres, si0O; Samp-
son r. Nichole and wife one cent, (the depot
between GAINESVILLE and Germantoyn rs 10.
Gated on their land;) John McAtee, 500: Rich
ara burdett, private contract; Horace Waters
acres, S1G0; Jos. Leaman, $3.50
The above constitutes the amount of DANA
gee between the places mentioned. embracing
distance OF eight miles. ON portion of rhe
road nothing was done, but on arriving a.
Satnersourg the jury began work again
Cnaries Saf1e, private contract; r. e.. Clopper
gives the right of way for two miles, upon con-
oitlon mat the company construct a switch az
point designated by him; Nathan Cook 3
acres, Slp0; Lemuel Clements, /. acres. sI75.
THOMAS Il. Suter, "a acres, SI,.OE he rs OF
MIS-. beimear, acres, $500; Marchant Rick
e3 Us, acres. $3.50; Phllemen Griffith, acres,
s53O: chandler Keys, 81 acres, 81 500: Mrs
Ihomas Garrett, acres, SI26 Mrs Howard
commonly called the England farm, ad ioip
ing tnis tewn, lex acres. -, ,9uO-tne route ar
this point taking the enure building The dis
lance so iar settled by the Jury Ne IS miles
me loiiowipg is q list OF the Jury, lust Sc
Ieceo, 10 condemn land between Rockville
ana tne District line r. l.. Hays. James B.
Giagfett, A Pumpbrey. samuel Briggs w
Huddleston, VIM. II. Beall. VIM Rice q. n
Muncaster, Joseph Thompson, W. +. pun
phIey, James N Benton, VIM. Councilman.
hooert Spates, W. II. Magruder, James Il
enson, Samuel Thift, John Wilson, lanes
W Campbell, Rufus II Bouic. ana Johu III
hieeine In consequence OF the weather
tney were unable 10 proceed with the work of
concentration to-day, aud therefore adjourned
untll tomorrow (Saturday.) TO begin al New
foft Mills and finish up that portion OF the
ROAD 10 the District line. On Monday next
they VIII renew their work by commen cling on
the land OF X. A. Shekell"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21
Interesting News from Mexico, the West
indies, and Central and South America.

special Dispatch 10 the StarJ
HAVANA, Dec. 20.--By the Spanish steame er
Barcelona, Captain San Julan, we have news
from Panama to the 18TH instant President
Porado had gained q victory at Aregiupa and
the city was completely surrounded by his
division on the west, and General Bustamentes
on the east. Porado demanded the surrender
of the city wi'hin three days. II refused, he
would take decisive measures. In Bogota the
Supreme Court Judges were suspected OF com
plicity IN Mosquera's treasons. The Senate,
however, acquitted them. Congress had re-
fused 10 accept General Acosta's resignation
OF the Provisional Presidency, and commuted
Moss banishment to three years. HIS
Ministers were acquitted.
We save details OF the insurrection that took
place IN Merida. the capital OF Yucatan, on
the 18th instant. Some ex-im perislists Of in
huence managed 10 arouse the people and the
garrison to rise against the local authorizes.
though Gov. Cepida and his employees had to
take flight to Campecha The rebels pro-
claimed that they Obeyed President Juarez.
but object TO Cepida. They made noisy
snlate.
Intelligence from Tortola to the 18th instant
represents that the people are suffering greater
privations than those Of ST. Thomas The
dead lie unburied. and a pesilence has threat
ened, which could only be averted by burning
the corpses. The inhabitants are almost en-
tirely without food. The Tortugas was washed
away, not Tortola.
The news from Hayti is to the 4th instant.
PRESIDENT Salnaye had repulsed the Cacos
The Government was carried on oy Beasson,
who was acting as President during Salnaye's
absence. The black Gen. Ulysses was causing
general alarm by measures OF conscIiptIon. A
reign OF terror was inaugurated, and the peo-
pie were concealing themselves
TBy Associated Press
HAVANA, Dee. 21-News from Pansma TO
the 18th inst, brings advices OF a late date from
Peru ard Chill. The Supreme Court Judges
IN Bogota were suspected Of compiicity in
c m AiS fYaa hrat
them Mosquera's ministers were also ac-
Quilted.
Prado, President OF Peru. had gained an.
otner victory over the rebels and had sur
rounded Arequepo.
An insurrection TOOK place in Merida. the
capital OF Yucatan, on the 10th instant. some
ex-lmperialisfs OF influence managed TO
arouse The people and Gunaon to rise agaIn st
the local authorities. The affair was a blood
less one, although Gov. Cepeda and his EN- .
ployees had to take flight. The reoels pro.
claimed that they obeyed President Marcy,
and objected to Cepeda They also made
noisy concentrations in front Of the American
CCnsnlatp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

RBUSIoN OF TH1 TWO FHrIAN ORGANiza-
TIoNs- John Mitchell D>cliacS 20 Accept "a Pres-
tdency cf the United BOdy.--As we have already
reported, The two branches Of the Penlsn or
ganizauon, under the control Of Pres,osnt
ROBERTS aud John Savage, recently came 20 an
understanding OF se,tling their oifficuIfles oy
the resignations Of Messrs. Roberts and saw
aee, and the tenoeTing OF he Presidency OF the
united body TO John Mitchell. BY this &C .lon
II was believed that harmony wouid De re-
stored, ano more effective order o. thlGgs
established. i his evening John Savage and
President Roberts waited upon John Mitchell
al the once of The Irish Citizen. and ienaered
10 him the office, in accordance &C with the agree
ment come 10 by both sections Of the orgSnizl-
uon. but De could not be induced 10 cent the
position. j. now remains with the Couneil OF
Fifteen which he late conference esfabllsbad
10 eleci president Some parties v1ggesi The
name OF ~ sneral Shields; but az is believed an
well informed circles that ne. too. wouId de-
cline the honor. Ihis first attempt a. Uniting
and consolidating the con ricting clemens OF
fenianlsm IN ms country has no, be n as sEe-
cessful as Its origInaiors hoped.-NT Err. rR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21
The Lake Shore Railroad Tragedy.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Dec. 81 E. L. Mattsop, o;
Anourn, New York, who was supposed "a
nave been burned 10 death At the recent rail
road accident and whose charred skeleton il
hao oeen stated was recognized by a ring on
his finger marked +. s., is not dead, but want
tnrough here on the night train Of the I7ih
inst, and arrived at Albion, New York the
next morning, alive and we'll
The dead body which hitherto has been
thoufht TO be that Of Norman Wouis was
idenuned this morsing as that of Norman
Nicholas, whose place of residence is un.
Known. Eighteen charred skeletons still re
main unrecogniZsd.
Great preparations are being made for pub.
hc funeral over the remains Of the victims 10
morrow afternoon. All the ministers in the
CITY ana cneirs OF the different churches will
participate In the solemn services. The Mavor
and City Council Of Buffalo will act as palI.
bearers, i'
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~ Mary gold /. Q new inlen.e color tn Al

- mary gold Is new intense color In sllh
- The ice on the Hudson 10 20 strong a.
Aiosny mat foot passen eers can cross a. and
al Troy the river Is crowded by teams.
- The Danish treaty contains prov ss,on
ior the joint occupauon OF the lslAad OF San
Juan by the Unfied Statas and the Briti Sh
Governments.
~Two little children Of Rev. E. W. J,ct-
son, Of Gorhsm, Ne, PLAYED win q Iosd .d
pistol, Saturday, till IL went on ano Killed oas
OF them
~fbs Prusstan railway engineers have
been among the nrst 70 lay rails without sbeep-
ers, plan ting them directly on the ballast an
it 10 said, with perfect succoss
~Mrs Pollard, wife Of the sLost Cane. .
10 TO make her deeut on the Baltimore stare.
- The Texas election 10 to be held tAs -
Monday In January.
~ The scholars In the public schools AZ
Clinton, Iowa, attend scheol but half Q oav.
tne boys IN the morning and the girls In ia.
afternoon.
- Thirty per cent OF the populatioa OF
Great Britain are Unable 70 write tisu namee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

SHOT THE SEDUcRR or HIS SISTER "A mao
was tried In salisbury, ". c., for tue murasr
OF John Rich. The prisoner had an only as
ter, 20 whom he was devotediy and tende-iy
attached, and being suddenly informed ina
she had been sedueed by Rich, and toaS De
(Rich) had taken the I'D vantas OF her pres-
ence In his own house 20 accomplish . De =
Signs upon her, ne lm mediately. IN a state o:
mental excitement amounting almost 20 freu :
~, rushed 10 the house OF the deceased (,hres
and hall miles distant) and shot him, inn ,ct-
ing wounds OF which ne soon after died re
then returned and surrendered himself 20 a.
magistrate, remarking 70 hIm, IL have Killed
John Rich. He seduced my sister. vnom I
loved better than my own soul. and for wbon,
1 was willing 10 die"
The Killing vas admitted and the ples pris-
cipally relied upon by the defence was. tnat a .
the moment OF the commission of the deed n.s
reasons vas 60 far dete roned by the shocg :
casioned by The sudden announcement 10 nan
OF his sisters disgrace q. 10 render him ire
ponslole for the act, and IL was upon tn -
ground doubtless, that the jury. after deiIbe-
rating for twentyfour hours, returned q yer-
dict OF ''not guilty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

How TO DETECT CoUNTKRpKITs "A RUE Nv
which counterfeit greenbacks may be deIecIed
has lately been discovered. which upon Inor-
ough trial mss proved infalliole IL - his.
DlNlde the last two fig ures OF the NUMBER o.
OF the bill by - and AZ one ain, the ietter on
the genuine Will be A: h. remain, u Will De y,
N j. &; shou ID there be- DO ema der, the latl 7
Will be ID. For example, q note is registered
2,i6l, divide 81 by and you have ren.iniug
According 70 this rule the letter on the noe
VIII be A. In case the rule falls be cera n
hat the bill is counterfeit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21
Funeral of Admiral PaImer

NRw YORK, Dec 2I.-The funeral q, m. 10 70
admiral Palmer, whose remains have been
orougnt nome by the u. ). steamship Susuue.
mamma, TOOK place to-day from the Command
ants mouse at the Navy Yard, BROOKLYN A
large n umber Of disting guished nayaI and m a
1tary officers attended the funeral The ser
vices were performed by Rev. Dr. Francis
Ninton, OF Trinity Church, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

"A M1LLIONAIREs WILL Thomas G ardin ar
me New fork millionaire, who died recently
has besides the numerous beouesrs 10 ch.r;
table Institutions in New York, beu neat he'd To
ms daughter, Josephine A. Graham, seven
thousand dollars per annun; to his daughter
seat al lslip, Long Island, together with the
personal property and furniture belonging 10
me same, and one million of dollars; 70 his
SOD Ihcnas one million OF dollars: 10 his
daughter Anna James, his house, No 4 Wash.
ing'on Square, besides the personal properly
belonging TO the same. including carriages
noIsss, silver and plate, furnIturs, bedding
and books, and one million of dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

United States Supreme Court has de cided IA.
deposits IN a saving bank, invested IN Un,Isd
States Bones, are subject 60 local taxation rhs
case In which the decision wak made vs. ,h.s
OF The State OF Connecticut against the BsrT
ferd Savings Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

W the Rev. Dunbar, the Minneapolis bi~.
o. ~ S, makinS barrels under the patronage
The free distribution Of coal 70 the mo,
OF Cncinnaft has commenced. One hunSrsn
& ano my loads were delivered In one DAY isst
New York city. III
- Some OF the female operatives fr Ia
is'oh. ne, making from SO TO Si2 Q weef A.
no0eh reduction OF twenty ger cent bs.
peen made on their wages, recently.
tried in Utah. ~se %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

- The Hastings (Minn.) azette saws ,ha,
sne ice IN toe Mississippi At that point 10 so
strong that teams can cross freely
~ Sarah Jane Harris sloped from Iowa
city few days ego with man named Ru
dolpb, who is described as nearly blind. humn.
backed, and with sore foot. The parties are
supposed te be In Muscatine. The woman
took away all her husbands money.
Judge Bangs, OF Lacon, ILL.,, who, for
some time. has heen under medical trestmsnt
At he Kenosha Water Cure, says his disease
waS caused by wearing paper collars. into rhs
competition OF " hich arsenic enters,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

~ Out in Minnesota they have learned the
value OF suffrage. At a recent election con
cernIng the location OF county seat, the QUO
registered voters deposited S,29I votes They
voted early and they voted often, and whilst
one eide cast on an average three votes apiece.
me othe: cast thirteen votes apiece, and carried
the cay by a triumphant majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21
New YoVk naPLes

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Flour dull and droop
ing. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull
Rye scarce and advancing. Oats active nd
nrmer Pork dull: Mess S2l.O5 Lard dull
at l2kcal3hc. WhIskey nominal Rarey
scarce Cotton quiet at 154 for Upiands
Rosin firmer at S262k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

THE WoREING PKoPLE.-At Corning. New
iork, il is stated thai the foundrymen work
but eight hours day, and receive correspond
ingly decreased wagss. At the Dan VILE ron
Works. in Pennsylvania, the wages OF the
working.m linen have been reduced IS per cent
large shoe factory, al Salem, New Hamp
shire. has been closed up, throw ing many per.
sons out OF employ ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

JoURNALIsTrC.-Mr Charles A. Dana, as the
representative OF an association which was 10
publish paper called the Republic, has pur.
chased the New York Sun for S175,OOO Mr.
Dana taxes possession Christmas
Arrangements We're made yesterday for the
lssEe OF daily Republican paper, in Rich
moDd, Va. by Colonel A. W. Sheldon, OF
heoKnk, Iowa. 1t will be started the Ist OF
January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21
rBv Bankers and Brokers' relerspnl


Lewis johnson & Co quote stocks ano ocrcs
In home and foreign mA-xs.s ss follovs
NEW YORK. Dee 2l.-First Board-U. & e.
leel, coupon. ll2t; s9O's, I-62. coupons, 10
1904, ex-coupon, l0S \; l-sS, coupons, IO5 .
1905, coupon, new, lte :; l>67, coupon. IJS
10 iws coupons, loi n; 73us, second, 10 30 =,
third, lOlAi Canton, f9A; Cumberland. q
Quicksilver, 20; Maripssa, :; DO prerd. "
New ork Central, li7a Pacific Mail, Il5S; A.
lantic Mail. 1I9S; Ere, 73x, do prerd. i +.
Hudson. l3l y, Reading. o. =, Michigan Oen;ral 4,
ll2t; Michigan Southern, = X; ILLINOIS Osn IA,
l3E Cleveland and Ptttsburs, s7a; Noryn-
western, Ssa: DO preferred. so Rock Islsnd.
y X; Fort Wayne. ~ =: Ohio and MISS. Ger
uficates, &a.; W. u. Telegraph. 3.: BostCu
Ws'er Power, lSk Cleveland and Tcleco, iU2 !,
Gold, l33X.
LONDON, Dec. 2l-l.9 p. N-ConsOls, o. =.
Eries, 40. Illinois Central e9k: Bonds, y 3-lE
tRANkFokT, Dec. 2l.-l p p. N.-Bonds, 5oA
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2l-l - P.N-Cotton duI.:
to-day's sales will be 700 bales: MtddlInr
Uplands, 3-l6' Orleans, 1916
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

how TO DYE MCsTACHE.-An EacIisb
magazine states thst a mustacne NAV be ma a.
several shades darker in color by tying a c.n
oaee leaf on II on retiring 81 night Nv reoei,-
uon, the hair may thus be made as dars as fs
desired A reader disposed 10 be caustio
might wonder whether the person VINO "a, ,
covered this dye 60, the specific from n,s own
head. "H
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which has been troubling the inmates of the
jail IN chicago has At last 0gone up" 1t an
pears tnat an occupant Of the debtor's prison
termina ated in his cell resolved to creafe itiIe
aversion, 90 inserting paper funnel in his
end OF the tube he placed his lips near N. and
oy making q wailing sound its counterpart
was mace In the corridors below. HIS object
was secured and grand con stern alton caused
among me inmates Of the Jail. The trick OF the
little Joker was discovered, however and
-rSs Prnnks for the present stopped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

~ A man named Lacy, in Chicago. fe,, I'm
love with pretty widow. engaged her AS h,s
housekeepsr, made her many costly presents
and caused IL TO be undrrs 'oOd that he was d,
marry her Cnristmas. Returning home after a
few days absence, he found the widow hsr
presents and his furniture, all gone Thev
went with nice yoaDG man whcm the vjdou
liked better than Lacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

~ AT the recent Republican State Conven-
tion OF New Hampshire General Grants let.
ter opposing the removal OF Stanton and Sher
loan was read 10 the delegates. and the Gem
erals name was received with deafenipg
cheers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21
T. :.

Bo"nabd !. German Bittsrs, per bottle ......-..l q
beensDps German Tonic, pst a o "a 1uart bo,,i. .
u ~ per bOttls' or halt dozen for 81 So
~ DO not forget to exam inc well thu ,r,;cI. 80.
Lay. an order 10 get the genuine ~"
Sod ey DRUGGISTS and Dealers ev.ryrh.r..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

BY Cable to the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 2i-2 p. M.-Consols. g2a
u. s. 5.2Os, ~ 3-16; Illinois Central, 50 x Eries
10. I'D.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 17-2 M-Cotton dull
Sales OF 10000 bales. tiplands, 5-I6; Orleans
6-15. Breadstufs unchanged. Other article.
unchanged.