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KNOW THY DESTINY

MADAME y. Il. TRORNTON, the great In slish
Astrolegist Clairyoy ant and Psychometrician, who
has astonfshed the scientific classes CT the Old
World, has row located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
ID madame Thornton Possesses such wonderful powers
OF second sight to enable her to impart
ef the greatest Importance to the single married
OF either sex. While in state of trance, she de-
nneates the very features Of the person you to
marry, and by the aid of an instrument Of intense
power. known a. the Psychomotrope. guarantees to
produce bfs-Hke picture OF the future husband or
wife Of the sppiiCsn together with date of mar
rage Posiieu in life, leading traits of character,
malls can assert. She will send, when desired, a
certified certificate written guarantee, that the
tmall lock Of hair, and stating place of birth age
disposition and compilation, and inclosing nifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed To yourself,
yOu will receive the picture and desired informs
sy return r,aii. All communications sacredly CON
u nientIa1 Address. in confidence. MADAME 4. II,
THORNTON, p. D. Box 223, Hudson, NY.
ApADAWeoly
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The WORKING PEoPLE-Tne wooIgro ..-s
ana Man ufacturers' International EXHIBIT. on
which was decided on a. a meeting Of -ng
uace in New York on Thursday, will. a =
salo De held early next year At eithsr On ieSx o.
81 LOUIS Cincinnau or Cleveland, whichsg.-
offers the greatest inducements. AT Wore.
Ter, Aassachusetts, j tabor meeting wss hel !
last MONDAY evening. the rieh's OF worn mr.
men discussed al length. a. q a commlttae 80
poiD'ed 70 ncmi ate city ef1 GERS. snd repo-. :.
an ADJOURNED meeting. The ricke de .ced
upon was 70 be supported by the worklncr-s q
a. The approaching Worcester municipal e..c-
non. IL Is announced that there 10 20 BE- q p,
ouction OF the hours Of labor 10 eieht hour A
Gay al the railroad shops In Augusta. NA..
and corresponding reduction IN wasee tt.
time al which the reduction takes place u no.
mentioned. however. The New Redftrs
Standard says that the oil market OF thai { y
par'akes OF the general depression in ba. E4ss
thienghs ut the country IN cotton. dry goods
coal, apo Gil other staples, and there has no
been transaction ~ oil or wnalebone fr,rD
nfst nenos ior about month Scotch paper
report the Greenland whsle fishing az ye-y
poor TINS year, and that the Dundee rieet a,
last accounts had caught but two fish r5s
Dundee feet is composed OF twelve s--. y
steamers.
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How TO PREVENT W Er FEET A lady ser s.
rs the following. copied from an Old Re q q.
oook We shall give ~ q trial, aud hone aoy
OF our readers will r-port their erperier =
after giving IL fair trial
II nave mad three PAIR Of boots for the la
SIX years, (no shoes. and L think 4 shall pe.
require any more for the next SIX year- >
come. Tne reason is that treat them 10 m
following manner: i put q pound Of tailo q
ana balf pound Of rosln in a pot on me a..
when melted and mixed, warm TIE ooo.s az 4
apply TIE hot stuff with a ptinters brusn
shul neither the sole nor upper leather ~ I
suck any more. Ifit is desired tnat the boo.S
should Immediately take a polish, dissolve q o
ounce OF wax an t-aspoonful OF lamp b!Ge
a day after the boots have been treated win
tns tallow and rosln, rub over them THE we
IN turpentine; but net before the Gre TbUs
the exterior Will have q coat OF wax sIon,
ano shine Ike q mirrow. TalIOw or o;ea-
grease, becomes rancid, aud rots the stitch. r r
es well as the leather; but rne rosiR gives /.
an antisepuc quality which preserves tss
whole Boots and shoes should be so lsrge a.
70 aomit OF wearing cork sol-s Cork 70 90
bad conductor OF heat thar with IL fr boo
the feet are always warm on the coldsst stoa.
noor.-AmeTscdn Farmer.
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The Grant Movement in PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l0.-The following IS
the resoiution offered and adopted by the Union
League last night:
ReSotred, That having confidence in the
ability, integrity, and patriotism of General
u. > Grant, and believing that his political
principles are In consonancs with those OF the
republican party, and grateful tor the services
ne has rendered 10 the country in every post of
duty To which he has been called, we do hereby
nominate him as the candidate Of this League
for the Office OF President of the United States
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More Earthquakes.


HAVANA, Dec 9.-Advices from Porto Rico
to the I'd instant have been received. A ter
rible earthquake shock occurred there on the
lst inst. At one place the inhabitants were at
church, hearing mass, and the scene which
ensued was most pitiable. The people were
dashed together. The CONSERVATION was ter.
ribie, and the cries OF the women and children
heartrendipG
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TIE VIRGINIA CONVENTION The. conveu
ton was yesterday morning visited by Gov.
New Hampshire. Both addressed the conyen.
ton, hoping that good and wise Constitution
would be framed, which would make the Sta,e
happy and prosperous. Mr.. Huunicutt ofYered
a resolution for TIE appointment of q commit
tee TO investigate the discharee Of persons FOR
voting the Republican ticket At the late elec-
ton, and report some means for relieving the
parties thus discharged. After some d;ecns.
sion the matter was laid ON the table.
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New YoPk Market

ter. Wheat 2a3 cents better. Corn is q shade
frmer. Rye firm. Oats / cent better Pork
dull; Mess S2I go Lard quiet at IaXal3x cts.
Whisky nominal. Ashes steady. Barley
scarce and I'D dvancing. Peas firm. Cotton
lower at ICY cents. Freights quiet Spirits
Turr entine lower ~ 53Xa53 Rosin is dull
and nominal.
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pEPARFMRSr or STATE,

WAsHISGTON, Dscs n 9er Z, 1857 (
iutTmap1n hss 1csn Received Gt this 'tepart-
meLt from Nr ". a. Msngun9, he Vice Jon
sui General OF the United States a. Shanghai
Cotf 8. Of the testb, on the 5ih Of September
lrsf at Shanghai OF James y CratcnaI., late
2 vsiosrt Cf Washington, ID. q.
infaEslstion mas also besu ~ ceiyed from the
san scurcs of the death, on the r3tn of Sep
-amfsr, 1sc7, 81 Shanghai, OF n. n. CaprsG, a
q Or of the United STATES.
shc legal representatives OF the deceased can
cb.sfn further Information by addressing q is
department.
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The Philadelphia Union League and Ger
eFal Grant

Especial Ulspntch 20 the Star
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l0.-Although Genera
Grant was nominated for the Presidency last
night by The Union League, there was consid.
erable contest over 1.-THE opposition bsing led
BY prominent members, such as William B.
Thomas and Thomas Webster, Jr. The oppo-
sition took the ground that Grant should oe-
nne his position before the League endorsed
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THE GEORGIA CoAvISTIoN.- The Con ven.
ton met IN Atlanta yesterday. One hun6rol
and eight whites and twenty-five neEroes
were present. J. s. Dunning, of Atlanta. VA
ham, appointed secretary. There was much
Confusion and inability to agree upon oreani.
xaticn. After considerable wranelins the Son.
ventiop adjourned until ~ O'Clock today.
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~An exuaordinaiy murder has isst f<sn
committed at Nismef, France. An ar 4rtnep,
In the Rue Fresque, OF inst town. was oceu-
pied by working shoemaker aud he wife
win girl aged Is, ano a boy aged = ta.
daughter and son OF the woman before rsr
marriaee Some surprise was caused three
days back al not seeing any one enter or leay.
me apartment Tor thirty Elk h0urs after whi "a
the husband and wife were heard reoitIn-
prayers aloud. The police having entersc
the girl was found on the bed IN a pool 81.
blood, the bead covered with wounds inf cte a
with some heavy instrument The husbsn
and wife Were arrested and removed 70 mrs.
on, amid cries OF Indignation from the popa-
laticn.
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, g 2 The ysllo. fever .till l.eers in {.

The yellow fever stiil lfagers in =.
neigneorhood OF rhibodaux, LeuisiAns.
- There were 1900 bales OF cotton raised IN
IN one southern county Of Illinois tins season
- Gen Dix's youngest daughter is engsx.o
TO 0r. Waich. formerly Of BrookiyR-
- At 81. Paul, MINI, the estimated cos. or
the buildings pu: up during the year IL over
one million doiIars.
- A fearful murder 10 reported 70 have o.
Cured st BriehuHope Coalpits, Chesterns.d
county, Virginia Ii n said thst white M
was thrown down a shaft one thousand s.e-
deep. The murderer escaped
- Walter Brodh~ad, young man who 20
ceived the succor and atten tons OF ths NJ
Haven Young Menu Christian Assoosa;.ou.
those who bad oefriended him, WA srree,ec lo
Proyioence recently, and locked mp.
- 4anutaciurers OF chewing tobacco p.s
iaree quantities OF glycerins % beep the To-
oscco soff, ana 70 give it sweet tSsx
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Fran ROStsu.

BOSTON, MASS. Dec. l0.-This morning a
fire damaged the rear part of the Union Climb
house. Several OF the servants connected with
the establishment narrowly escaped death
from suaocauon by the smoke.
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~ Mrs. Kate L Switzerland writes to the
New York papers that the story which was
recently published concerning q woman,s
swindIipe exploits at Taylor's Hotel in Jersey
City, the Metropolitan in New York. and viii.
lard's in this city, Is wholly without rounda.
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TIE WHITE HoUsE-The regular meeting
OF fhe Cabinet was held to. day all the mem.
oers present, and the session continued until
two o'clock. Senator Dixon had an inter view
with the Executive this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-10

THE SEEArI Finance Committee met this
moraing, and discussed the case Of Collector
James, OF Richmond. suspended by the Presi-
dent for alleged corruption In office. Tho
reasont assigiied by the President were thor
oughiy examined, and the Com mittee, in view
Of all the facts, decided TO sustain his action.
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THERE 1xIsTs feeling among mauy leading
Republicans that the Fresdmen's Bureau can
sately be abolished without any injury 10 the
freedmen throughout the South. With view
10 ascertain whether this would meet the sP-
probation of the leading loyalists OF the
Southern States, Mr.. T. ID Eliot, chair
man of the House Committee on Freed
mems Affairs, has been in extensive cor
rspondence with parties in ths late rebel
lous States, andso far tue opinion seems to
be in favor Of contin uing the Baresu. Many
OF theee letters stats that the abolition OF the
Bureau would do much TO defeat reconstruc
ton in many OF the Staes. In vtsw OF all toe
facts, 1t is probable tsat " IN the COMMITTEES
reports 10 the House they vii, recommend The
continuance Of the Bureau until all the south
EN- Ststes are admitted % represent atIon in
Congress.
RIGHTS OF PROPERTY oY MARRIED.
WoNEN.-Mr. HarIanintro Iuced In the SeIRte
to-day, bill (whiCA was referred o Distric:
Committee.) enae,ins that ia the District OF
Columbia, he right Of any married woman 70
any property, personaI or reaI, belonging %
her at the time OF marriage, or acq uired q ring
marriage ia other way than by gift convey
ance IRON her husband 70 the prejudice
Of his subs tituting creditors, shall be as
absolu'e as II she were a fsBlBl. SOLE. Providsd
That, in the conveyance OF realty, her hus-
band shall JOIN her IN the deed, and that, II be
iciuse 10 uo SO, InS Supreme Sourt OF tue DIS
uict Of Columbia shall have power in their
db crsiion, pon her petition 70 said court 10 ap-
point trnstee 10 make the Conveyance; and
provided further, that ii she die intestats her
personally snail rest 10 her husband, and that
If she die intesta'e, leaving minor children. her
husband shall have an estate by the courtesy in
her realty.
A CONVENTION OF THE LIQUOR DIsTILLggs
throughout the country will NEE; this even
log al seven O'Clock, q. Willardls Ho.si, for
the purpose Of endeavoring 20 obtain through
Congress reduction OF the tax on whiskey.
About forty persons, representing the prnci.
pal disrillsrs OF the country, have arrived q.
Willards'.
THE HOUSE MILITARY COMMITTEE held a
meeting this morning, at which they decided
10 report q bill which affects nearly all the
officers in the army. The bill abolishes ali
brevet ranks, and prohibits any fur he- bre.
veting OF officers except during the time OF az
tual war, and then only for gallant and mer.
also provides thai no oficer shall be allowet
10 draw the pay OF his brevet rank. The
committee bad under discussion a proposition
for selling the military reserve lands At st
Louis and Fort Leavenworth, but no definite
action " as taken. General q rant has notified
the committee that be thinks the Government
arsenai at JsfieTsos, Mo can be dispensed
Win, Wltnout detriment 10 the public service
SENATE CAUCUS will be held, Il is under.
stood, at IL O'clock TO- morrow in regard 10 the
question or .'recoIstructing" the duties o.
some OF the Senate Offices.
INTERNAL REvENUE.-rhe receipts from this
source to-day were S536,3.3.5O.
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James Gordon Bennett and the Associated
Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-James Gordon Ben.
nett Yesterday withdrew his notice OF with
dTawal from the New York Associated Press
on the 1st OF January, ana assumed in eyery
respect his former relations 10 the Assoc iarion.
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SECRETARY MCCULLoCH and ex Postmasts
General Dennison were ON the COR of the
House to. day
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EXEMPTION FROM TAXATIoN.-Tha bill in
sroduced cy Mr.. Williams, OF Indiana, In re-
la'ioD 10 certain manu- actures exempt from
taxation. provides that sail eoods, wares aud
merchan disc, or articles manufactured made
or produced by any person or firm. except re-
lined petroleum.. refined coal oil, manufac-
lures OF gold or silver, spirituous and mali
liquors. and Manufactured snuff and cigars
where the amount ia over s. COO and less than
$1,000, the tax shall be levied only on The ex
cess" The bill was referred % the Ways and
Means Committee.
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STORING CABBAGEFoR WISrER.-wernox
no better plan than TO plant them meade down
and roots up, covering the heads about ar In p
thick with soil Brush wood or sometb M |. =
sne sort may be put over 10 keen AWAY tn
heaviest OF the frost Tney can BE- eoi on
EASILY In winter as the crust of earth era - >
ing them Keeps ont the water, and fros, does
not hurt when In the shade.-Gardser's SoN.a-
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GOVERNOR HARTMAN, Of New Hamps hire,
was on the Senate fioor 10 day.
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NAVAL ORDKRs.-Capt- Dsvid McDousaI.
ordered TO command the Powhatan. Actune
Second Assistant Engineer A. NJ. Clements.
ordered to the Norfolk navy yard. Commo-
oore i neo r. Greene, detached from the COM
mand of the Powhatan Lieut. (,om'r y n
Merriman, detached from the Tuscarora and
ordered 10 the Mare Island navy yard. Com
modore Cicero Price, placed on the retired
list.
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q r 4 4 q 4 A l.,

DEPARTMENT or STATE
WAsHiSGrON, Decemoer 2, 1857
formation mas ben received Rt thiS D-ptct-
merit from 1r. W. p. Mangun. the Vice Jon
St'Ienerai OF tsa United Sta "a 81 Seanehai,
tcina OF TIE Ccaih, en- the I'D OF Septernhs r
la7t' ~ ShSIEhn of George Boyle, an Amer
icaE seaman belonging 10 tho ship Mary Whil-
tr- -dse.
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LKGAL TENDER NoTKs.-In the Senate TO-.
day, Mr.. Cole. introduced a bill which was
referred 10 the Finance Oomnittee,) that the
United States notes. commonly called legal
tender notes, sha1l be receivable In payment OF
all taxes, internal duties. exctses, debts, and
demands Of every kind due q the Unred
States, except duties on imports: and OF all
claims and demands against the United
States Of every kind whatsoever, except tor
interest upon bonds when payable in coin, and
shall ALEC be lawful money and a legal tender
in payment Of all debts, public and private,
within the United States, except when spe.
ctally provided In contracts made after the i,h
day OF July, 1sG7, and excep. duties on imports
and Interests az Aforesaid.
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GENERAL l.. s. BAKER bull: the Lansing
Hotsl during the war, at the capital Of Michi-
gan, mt an expense OF S14a.O0a. Ii now rents
for $1,000 1t is called Bakers Folly
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
THE DIsTINGrIsHED TRiGEDIAN.
MR EDWIN FORREST
PEN S'TTH nnRF6RMhkSSFss 80 nkf of
THE BSNpAsS AA Spf OF KENT,
spsSaiss Mss lille.
AND THE sUPERB COMPANY.
Wedne sday, December IL,
- V1kGISIUS. II
METROPOLITAN HALL,
Pennsylvanis ayenue, between llth and i2th sts
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS:
M COLLYER.
Light Weight Champion Of America. o nd his tai
DAN AND EDDIE
BILLY PASTOR.
GTeIt Comic Vocalist.
MASTER STEVE ROGERS.
MISS MARIE LAEL.
MISS MINNIE CLABK
GREAT C0MBINATION TROUPE.
driO Including kefreshment Ticket.
GRAND RATFLE
MAGNIFICENT SOLID MAGIC CASE GOLD
WATCH,
VALUED AT $500.
VIII lie Rallied at
JOHN HANCOCK'S SALOON.
Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th street
Tickets, 50. de7-eol0tt
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FREE 10 EyrRYRony

Large pp. Circular, giving information OF the
srea :-st importance to the young Of both sexes.
III teaches h3w the homely may become beautiful,
the aesp1sed res pected. and the forsaken loved.
NO young lady gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive a copy post paid, by
turn mail. Address p. o. Drawer 21.
sp@d&veoly Troy, New York.
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NATIONAL BANKs.-Tbe resolution in rela-
tion 10 national bank receivers, introduced by
MIR. Van Wyck yesterday, provides that where
the Comptroller or The Treasury has appointed
q areceiyer for any bank, and il shall appear
that fne creditors will BE- protected and the
interest OF the stockholders promoted, he may,
with the appreciation OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury, revoke the order nppoin'ing said
receiver upon such condition. as he NAV di-
rect.
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

CONVENIENT OF TEE REBEL STArEs.-The
eill introduced yesterday ny Mr.. Window TO
annsno the act for the government of the rebel
States, aud to facilitate restoration, ameRis
secUoD five OF the act of Marc, ,, 1857, so as
20 provide that If, accordr 10 the returns IN
esch state, the constitution shsn be ratified
oy = majority OF the votes of the registered
electors, qualified as specified in the hill, the
gre dent OF the constitutional convention
shall transmit copy of The same, duly
certified, 10 me President Of the Uni,ed States.
and it shall by him be laid before Congress,
&c. The intent is simply to maze a majority
of votes necessary 10 the ratification OF the
cons titutioD.
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fEEr8 EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIr
INSURANCE.

National Capital Insurance Company
HOME OFFICE. 500 NINTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, DC.
CHARTBRZD BY SPECIAL ACT OF con
GRESS.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL---.-....Sl,00 I 600 900
CASH CAPirAL..-.-----------..---. 800 900.
This Company offers more favorable .dvantases
70 the tnsuriDg public than any ether chartered In
the United States. by combining the two great sle
mepts Of Life and Accident Insurance, the joist
one third lower than charged by Mutual Compa-
nice.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND
OFFICERs.
SOSLPH =: BROWN President
SEySSs ;PLASI.-------'ice President.
g. ALFRED ALL....-......-....-..secretsry
COL. JAMES 7. CL0sE.-.-General Agent
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
John b. semmes, George II. Plant,
Ensy A shinn. yesePh y. Brown,
aos: b Gls.n is,t ADAMS. Al; 4 4 qpSS%iss. p.gi.s.
Robert Leech.
ExECUTIyE COMMITTEE
Inos. Lswts Thomas NJ. Plovnan,
Eii.y A. shinn, ,; Brown,
Nicholas Acker, A. l.. Merrimau,
Ersstus Poulsoa.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Sehn x: Elssns, Charles klomsn,
9 Emory, Lewis Clsphane,
james l.. Barbour, Thomss berry,
Albert HAL. ocI-ly
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THE NATIONAL REPrBLICAN EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE assemblies In this cry I'd "a orroW
20 FIX the place and time of holding he next
National Convention.
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ARMS ORDwAY has asked the
House to investigate charges made against i'm
OF extravagance IN his supplies to committees
1t 10 understood that the accusations agains,
MI. D. originate with a discharged clerk
named wilkins.
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EX-SENATOR FOSTER, OF Connecticut, is
talked Of as Minister 10 Austria
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INTERNAL RKvENUE.-rhe receipts from ,hi
source to-day were S536,3.3.S
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DIcKRns is staying az the Westminster Ho.
tel, New York, house which i. a tayorits
haunt OF sucA members Of the press as can af-
lord 10 pay its rather extravagant charges.
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Ne Mt from soe once iorrer tnSn psId for.
The Y EEKLY STAR-punl'snsd on Fri-
day -0Ss DsII9r and Hat Y.cr.
Eru5z<-r<-->-nsz-~sez~ ez~zsur.---s-s serHnz.enfss
RAILROADS.
RALrIa0RE AND OsIo kAILs2aAp.
- &Wx ss ca
hORE, ard WASHINGTON AND THK WEs'
are h"N ruo a. .dS .iliS"s. IL.4TINoRE
Leave ass.y e1ssp: S7u&sy, = o I:4s and lI,lr
sn. ,aa s,,s -, '.s .s s1 q I'D s;sPm PrI3vs
Less. daily eE-opt sunday. st7-N M, ssd g.
TUR GIfsTsTIONs sCUTB 90 .gY.PoI,t,
Lear a. e. s7d 10 a. =, ard sf 3:oo and .,s,
FoA ANAAPOLIs.
Leave stF - . u ard T. 81 ~ No tr.ips I.
GO1o AaDsgO-ss su S1Sttsy
ON - NUAY
FOR 8ALTIMDkk
~ : T6R 5i " waF n sTATiSss' Il rr'a -;
rSE ~ hLL Il TPkKsTFsi q OF s9f THs is kkRsr Il %
Leave dslly. except sunday, a. 7 ~ 9 N. ,t-a
on susasy st 4.se .ua $40 p IN. onsy. acr-ectin,
sst Relay station v1th trains from cliEeslOre Z,
rffst raRste -iCs sFs to the .. had =,
The Wsshingtsn station Ticket 0eacs a. all hoars
sri Biossr fssfssh s s. s1 So : rsnns. saS fs.
ma svenue, betEeep 6fh and tn streee-
FOr New 9orS, PhilAeslphia, sod Boston. see ~
vefrleemsnt II "ThrOu gk Line
J l. WILSON, Msstsr Of Trsas sportstinr.
l.. M COLE. Genersi Ticket agent.
fess GEO. ). hOoNTZ. Agent, Washingten.
-THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WAsaIsGTn
Il PHILADELPHIA ASO NEW YOBk.
~ l lsEa
WAsHISsTsy Jan. 8. 1917
Inins oetxeeI Washs1ztOD and New York a.
~ rrn - rCllOvs, viz:
1Oh NEH fOEk, without change Of cars.
Leave ds1ly Except Sunday At 1:>S .. c., lfl
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave esily except Sunday At 7.46 and l2ls
Il, sEd so and 90 D. ~
ON SUNDAY
q only
daily.
Tbrocgh tickets 70 Philsdslphi Ssw York, G
Boston, can be had ~ the Station once AZ si hCuI
In the aSy, well A. at the once in the Bant
ers AMI Brokers Telegraph Line. "a. Penn. ave
Rue. between 9Th sod 7th streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Rail- osd Advertisement
And % bedule between " sshingtOn. Baltimore, AT
naDol.s, and the W est
j. l.. WILSON, Msster of rrsnsportstio
l.. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. K00STZ, Agent. Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-10

SENATOR PoNHRoY, of Kansas. was seen a
few day since hauling lumber with a mule
team. The Senator showed his friend, with
PRIDE, q nifty two acre field OF wheat that he
had piowed for himself. He has loo acres of
land in q body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-10

SENATOR WILSON leaves Washington TO-
night for Richmond, TO speak before the Cen
s;itutiOnal Convention