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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

TITLEs TO REAL EsTATE-A CAUTION TO
CONvEYANCERs.-There recently occurred a
peculiar case, in Philadelphia, which shows
the ins uficlent protection afforded by the pres
ent law to purchasers of property, and at the
same time is calculated TO cause no small anx-
iety among conveyaneers. The facts are few
suit was brought and judgment given against
q zeal estate owner in that city A motion
was made to open the Judgment and grant
new trial. The motion was allowed Al
the new trial, the previous verdict was reaf
fTmed. But between the opening of the first
judgment and the giving of the second yer-
dict, the property was conveyed. The pur-
chaser brought his case to well-known
eOnveyancer, Of great respectability, and
lett with him the question of title The
cOnveyancer referred the case to a LAWYER
who gave as his opinion that the opening OF the
Judgment was equiva to setting il aside.
ana that the conveyance was legal On the
strength OF this opinion, the conveyancer pas~.d
the title as good. Subsequently the Court de-
cided that the Judgment was not set aside by
being opened, and consequently the title was
Imperfect. Failing to recover the money from
the owner, the purchaser had resort 10 th.. CON
yeysnctr. and the jury rendered yerdict
against him for the entire amount This is the
NJ st case, We believe. which has occurred i'm
which the question OF the liability of a profess
sional man for error Of opinion has been fairly
before the courts, and the decision is calcuIated
10 make gentlemen pause before they venture
hes dlessly into decided opinion If:i convey
ancsr is liable for such an error a LAWYER is
9uaiiy subject TO the same danger"
- BY heating the developer children's q pho-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

SALES oF PROPERTY IN MaRYL.ND aND
NlRGINIA.-M Bannon. Baltimore, a. trusi is-.
and agenL has rrcently ~old the following prop-
'rty: A farm in Northumb' rland county. Va
To " m. Brosius. OF Washington county Nd
Tor >>o0Ua. welt improved aud containing 20
acre.. Also A. attorney for the heirs of Dr
stephen Oambflll. a farm ar CiambrilIs Ga.-
ON the Annapolis and Elkr .dgp railroad. cen
tanning 20 acre. Tor 500. TO Henry Ioyca OF
Anne A und-i county. Also. the country s..ar
OF John Cumming. Esd 10 Major Frank Lar
ned u. :. A. Tor >7.25: h contains a. arrf--.
and l. fairly improved. SITUATED in Anne Arun-
del noitnty. adjoining Ma ior Bond. Gen Elzsv
NJ. Bannon. and Others. Alro. a country "a,
al Jessup Cut. containing u acres. with good
Improvements. 10 Col. John T.. Smith. of Balti-
more Tor >-,5N Also. l2l acr,ss a Sayar..
Switch, 10 Jacob Frey, of Baltimore. AZ seas
Also IL acre To VIM. Jenkins of Bal-Iuor.
Tor sl,2,O. Al>c. n small farm. knownas a. -
James camp ground, to ChrIstophrr Herman
Tor >2352Sh- Also, a iarm near Elkriocr Land
Ing containing 40 acre., To B. Boyle. al ~il DIR
acre. Also The farm OF the latc Richard 4
Jacobs near Annapolis Junction. To William
Anderson, ESQ, ~ Anne Arundel county a,
30 pei arTr. Ai~O. an unimproV.d trac. .a-
joining tbr above, TO Thomas A. Jaoobs. con-
tanning T. acre.. al $50 per acre. Also. . farm
az Hanover Switch, on the Baltimore aud
Washington railroad. to Thomas Go:,in.N.sn
oi Baliimure, for $50. Al~o. a small uar.,t
farm OF ls acres, 10 Allen Warhald. OF Anne
Arundel county, Tor S1,aO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

MISS JENNY BUsK.-The first concert of this
talented young artiste viii take place at Met
z"rott Hall to-morrow night. Miss Busk we
are informed, 10 great natH-aI gifts, adds n cuI-
ture rarely seen IN this advanced age, having
studied under the hsl masters in Paris
Leipzic, anal London. She made Il decid sem
satfon IN Europe. and recently in New York.
brooklyn, and Baltimore. Her voice nay be
described ifs soprano sfogoto running through
three octayes and taking in the r i'm alt. the
highest note Oh record. She will be- assisted by
HeIInanns, who is we'll known from his con-
nectfon with the German Opera, and by Poz-
naskI, a yIohnist OF distinguished abslity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
ENCITEMENT IN GEORGIA.
The Finance DifficuIty-Generat Meade
Removes Governor Jenkins and the State
Treasurer-Appoints Military Officers in
their Places-Rumered Removal OF Gen
eral Meade by the Pre- esident.

eral Meade by the Pre- esident.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.
NEw YoRK, Jan. IA special despatch TO
the Tribune from Atlanta, Georgia. says that to
General Meade's call upon the Governor and
Treasurer OF Georgia TO pay the expenses of the
Convention. Governor Jenkins replies with a
refusal, III which he carefully avoids an an
swer 10 the prccedents cited by General Meade,
OF the payments made by Mr.. Jones, then. as
now, Treasurer, to the rebel convention of 1864,
and the johnson convention Of 1865.
General Meade has issued an order removing
Governor Jenkins and Treasurer Jones from
office, and appointing General Thomas H.
Ruger, Colonel of the sd In fntry. and C:tpt:li
&. +. Rockwell, of the Ordnance department
II il reported here that the President has ii-
rected General Meade to suspend his order
removing Governor jenkins.
lBy Associated Press.l
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 13.-The following order
was issued this morning:
HeGdqaar ters Third Military District. Atlanta
Gd., January II. ls6e.-tieReTal Orders, No. =
First. Charles, l. jenkins. Provisional Cover
nor, and John Jones. Provisional Treasurer, OF
the State of Georgia, having declined 10 respect
the instructions OF, and failed To Cooperate
with the Major General commanding the Third
Military District, are hereby removed from
office.
Second. BY virtue of the authority granted
by the supplementary reconstruction act of
Congress. passed July 18th. t-67. the following
named officers are detailed for duty IN the Dis
trict of Georgia:
Brevet Brig. Gen. Thomas IL. Ruger Colo
mel 23d Infantry. to be- Governor of the State of
Georgia. Brryet Capt Charles r. Rockwell.
OF the Ordinance Corps of the United States
army. TO be Treasurer OF the State of Georgia
Third. The above named officers will proceed.
without delay, to Nilledgeville, Georgia. and
enter npon the disc harCn of the duties dpyolying
upon them, subject 10 instructions from these
headquarters.
BY order Major General Meade,
X. &. DRUM, n. a G.
At ten and a-half O'Clock this morning this
order was read to the Convention, amid great
applause at section first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

- The Cooperative Fuel Company of Chi
eago has proved itself complete success. Not
withstanding the low prices charged for fuel
a handsome profit is reported.
- II is said that Mr.. Pike is trying to pur-
chase the entire square upon which his New
York opera house is situated, with the inten-
tion Of erecting a hotel.
~Whispering and laughing in church was
punished by heavy fines recently by AN IT,
diana court.
~Brigham Young announces that the Spirit
of God instructs him to order the Saints
leave on drinking tea and coffee.
S"Horse hash is the latest London food
novelty.
~ The cooperative society in Rochdale,
England, known as the Equitable Pioneers,
reports clear profit Of sieo,0OO on their opera
tions.
~There will be eighteen blacks and twenty.
eight white and mulatto delegates in the Flor
ida Convention.
~ Nearly every paper from the interior of
Alabama contains a call for the white man TO
organize for the defeat of the constitution, at
the election on the 4th Of February next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
rIsANoIaL ANO COMMERCIAL.

Their was a alar-c speculative brslu.ss --..r.-
acted in New York saturday ln ro'd aud a
further advance Wa "~tehfi- nrl, nearly aII
the oi's rsioiS bring buii-. Tha ~Ntrrrr. -4rr..
Was from - 9 - I-i>t. VAN shp ClO-ll- fr4g.-
actions At ils =. against l-i, at thr 1.s.rItr-
Subsequently, there Na- an advance O.. - 4
ISA, the latest quoi1f.on. Tho a. r...l-.F
hank stat cnrnt lor thr yyprk 'ud luw - ..urt.a.
showed an incr,asr OF St.ciis15 iu l,-..I t...-
der, >s,s'@,s5a tn dtpo~ii-. ,s.f.is iE lg.lS
and Se'itN,Ss2 iu specie, and a ts,r ..,r =
SSCg5- tn circulation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
THE OHIO IEGiSLAruRr

The Hoase Votes to Withdraw the Assent
to the Ame endmeut to the Constitution
known the Fourteenth Article-Thr
Democratie eCaucu>-Thurman to be nou, :
mated for United states Sena tor.
COLUNBUs, OHIO. Jan. i3.-The House OF
Representatives OH Saturday. by vote Of s. t.,
81, withdrew the assent of Ohio To the four
teenth article Of the COnsiitu ton Of the United
States.
States Senator meets this evening Judge
Thurman will receive the nomination, thou I'll
Vallandieham's friends are striving to defeat
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
TURNER'S Tic DOULOUREUX OF
TURNER'S TIC DOCLOSREUX Or
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL

a SAFE, CERTAIN. AND sgSEDY CURE FOR SrrRaL-
SIA,sND ALL NERVOUS DIsEa.ES
III ls an uufaIling remedy in all cases Of Fsci a
y eurslgls, often eIfectins a perfect cure ia a
dSy. No form If NeTS Gus Disease fails 60 yield
20 tts magic influence Even ehe seyerest cases .
Shrunic Neuralgia aud general Nervous Dersnges.
Hents Of many years stand ng, Arctipg the entire
system, are completely and permanently cured BY
! IN a lew days, or q fs- weeks at the utmost. II
contains nothing injurious TO the most delicate
ten, and can always Se used with perfect safety
IL Il IN constant Hse by the best hysicians, vha
give ~ their Unanimous and unqualified approval
sent by mail on receipt of 81 and two postsg
STAMPS. Sold every where.
TURNE& & Co, Sole Proprietors
2l-eo3m 120 fremont street Boston, ass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

NEW STREET RAILRoAD.-Sr. fnsoll intro
dnced in the House to-day a bill to incorporate
the Connecticut Avenue and Park Railroad
with A. II. Stoughton, John Little, John L.
kidwell, e. II. Plant, l.. X. Tutte, G.. w. Hop
kins, X. NJ. Hall and others coTpoTatOrs, with au-
thoTity TO lay double-track railway commen-
eng at the intersection of 18th street west and
Pennsylvania avenue, along west side of 18th
street to its intersection with II street north,
then along nth street To 1t, intersection with
Connecticut avenue, thence along said avenue
to boundary street. Also, from the intersec-
ton, thence on any road opened, or which may
hereafter be opened west OF the lith street road
To, within, or through, the proposed public
park, OF 10 the county line OF Washington coan-
ty. Fare, for any distance six cents. Capito
stock s2Gl-r00. in shares of S25 each. Passrn-
gers not 10 be excluded on account of color. Re
ferred TO District Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
FROM HAVANA.
Negro 1nsurrecti0m Feared.
ISpecial Disnafch In The Star

Especial Dispatch TO the STAR
NEW YORK. Jan. Especial dispatches
from Havana report that attempt al insur-
rection on the part of the negroes was appre-
hended. The tax-gatherers were meeting re-
slstance al Mazarillo, and in the neighborhood
OF Santiago small farmers were abandoning the
cultivation of their fields. and the ed ucarional
establishments were being closed in cons,-
quence of the heavy taxes
Santa Anna is reported to be clandesti1elv
forwarding troops 10 Yucatan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

1HE WAE IN SOUTH ANERtC.-A. .cour,-
liom IN" inbriOr o. Paraguay show tha. th..
PROSPECTS and condition OF the ParacuaVans
are briier ihan ia" Brazilian> arr wtlliI. -
admit. President Lop.z. in p.rsou. 80 a.,
command ~ Humaita. and hid the lines OF
communication with Asuncion and Curupa!-V
hninierruptd. a. A. the forc,s OF tn aIlit q
powers were very weak in front of Pumia..,
the Paraguayans defied them 10 uHdsrta Se fh..
siege All class's Of the population w. r. a.
Enthusiastically attachrd To Lopez as eyer. aud
were making energetic efforts TO supnlV him
with men and provisions. On the other haud.
The allies Mer" preparing To push the war u,t.t
Nlgor. When the steamer lrft Rio Japairo ne
bfaNiiah boN-rnment was forwarding rriu-
iore' m"ntS. and the other powers wer. s.nd
ing supplies OF men and ammunition 20 fI,,
tront.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

ttRE FOR tEoUP.-An exchange, referring
10 the TACT of doctor OF Heidelberg and two 81
MS assistants having died Of croup iu cons
qn"ne" of sucking the blood no owing during a
successful op"i alton of tracheo,oTny s:a'ad
thai the disease h always durable by a very
shhPi" remedy, even when the patient Is on the
verge of sufiocation. This CONSISTS firs. an
applying wafer 10 the throat by means OF A
sponge or son cloth, 80 hot as 90 be- very pain
inl To the operator, instant relief being usually
anofded. Alier this has been continued fr,r,
hfteen to thirty minutes, a pouItice of Iins..sd
meal, rolled up In a cloth, is to be applied
while very Lot, and left for some time tn.
remedies are TO be repeated should the .tt.acL
return; but the writer states thar after a -.
enisrience he has neser known them 10 fa5I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

bHEhpFUL ACCIDENT.-A dreadful acrid.ur
occurred lh the limestone quarry OF Mr. DauteI
Ieber, situated In Lower Windsor townshtn
about fiN" milrs below this place along tt. itr,.
of the Susqu"hanna and Tide Water canAI>
i he quarry d, now leased aud worked ty Mr.
John D-iwu.r aud on Monday last. iust fefo-..
noon. Two OF Mr.. DetW hers eiaploveps. named
William Sm'ltzrr and Joseph Raider, N.r..
standing on ledge of rocks about fifteen feet
IRON the bottom of the quarry, engaged an clear
ing u on. When from some cause a large rock
above them. weighing from two 10 four tops
became detached. and ia its descent caught Nr
Smelizer between the falling rock and I,,oce oo
Mhlch ne was standing. crushing his breast aud
killing MN almost instantly. Mr.. - saw the
rock coming and gave the alarm in time 20 save
tii" ilf' Il Mr.. Ecider. but was himself nuat,l..
10 get out of danger Mr.. - was an in.iustrio,ts
man. abohi 20 years of age. and leaves "a Wifi.
and fiyeor six children who Ver. ,ien..p .pd.ut on
nm Tor support.-Hg gigkisrile Pal SqT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN
testify TO the merits of
HALLS VEGETABLE
GTCITFAky uAUD

IN restoring GRAY hAIK To its origin-l color and
promoting its gTowth. 10 mas-s the hair soft aud
sirs-y. Tue old in appearance are made young
again II Il the beet
HAIR DRESSING
Ever used. Il removes Dardrurf aud all Scuryy
kruftiOn-. IL does not stain the skin.
Our Treatise on the Hair ssnt free by mail.
Beware Ot the nm-Ft.uz preparatiOns " hich are
se< upOn our reputation
X. P. HALL q CO..
Nashua, Y. H., Proprieters.
Tor sale by sli druggists. ia 2-eorn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
GEN. BUTLER IN RIcHMoND.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan, 13.-fien. Butler ar
rived here to day. A large eOncourse Of black
were at the depot. A procession OF eputations
from the colored societies and a large number
of republicans in coaches escorted him to the
hotel. He speaks to-n night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
sr Rights and lefts for s,ocsing-

- Rights and lefts for stockings are one a.
the latest novelties "
~ The wages OF the carpeniers Of Nasaxiua
have been reduced ten per cent
sFGarroting is lively IN Cinninnafi
~ Cattle, near Gainesville. Florida, are sui.
iering from starvation. ~
81 nswsbey died "A Baltimore on S,,n,,.-
ir'in hydrophobia, caused by the bite OF a s,.r
G. Th" Tennessee Legislature tax.-s doc, ,v.o
dollars Zach, eSempting one dog 10 each tsm,,v
n MIs Lincoln sent her mosher-,n-l,u
20 one of them is disposed OF 'N''
sNChicsgo is TO have a grand charm, ,..,,.,..
the 2Vth. Tickets SO. '~''o oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

VETERINARY SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMY
General orders No 1, just issued frosn the War
department., are as follows ITO insure a
greater degreee of purity and excellence in the
quality of medicines and articles required for
the veterinary service of the army, the Secre-
ttiy of War directs that the q Quartermas ter S
department hereafter purchases such supplies
fl ON the Medical Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

IN home and foroign markets as follows.
NEw NoRk. Jan. I3.-First Roard-I - g.
fSl, coupon. lW-2s, 5.2u's, ls62. coupons. Its.
iN,l "a coupon. lUih t~,,a COUPONS Tf7a.. le..S
coupon. new. lO5I 5.2b's, I-ss, coupon. ~
lo.sUs, coupons, 10 7-lb :. second. lu5 = a.iS
third, W5s. Pacific Nail, Il25 Auanu, Mail
-; Canton. Jni Cumberland. IS. uui,E
silver. - ~, Mariposa, 81; do. prpferr'd. "a +
n \ Central - frI".sp DO. puafard. q.
Hudson, iluI Rrauing. KS, Michigan Central
te :; Michiran southern -: Illinois Central.
lS9s, Ci"Nrlsn Pitfshurg, a. North N,.st-
crn, III do preferred. = /, Cleveland aud
1ol"do.h3l 'Rockl -land. q, : .Fortwayneiu- Il.
ONO and Mississippi Certificates. az. w a.
Gold, Elqa -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

NEW YORK, Jan. lS.-Elour 5aIO cent lower
heat duil and drooping. Corn dull aud
heavy. Rye quiet. Dats firmrr. nj Ssas. Z IS
Pork qul-t; Me-, SHELBY. Lard quia,. AZ
l2A alois. whisky nominal. harley aud Peas
nominal. Cotton firmsr. AT IGl cents for MIl-
ding ands. freight- firm. Spirits Turpen-
unr quiet Al y cents. Rosin more steady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

WHAT BAs STIRRED UP the New York poll
tcians perfectly overwhelming Demo
cratic avalanche came down on yesterday
mornings tram, including the sheriff elect and
some ot the nlo,t active managers known to the
public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

FENIaN ARRESTS IN IRRLAND.-Acabl., dis
patch from London Saturday night saw
The authoritles are very active i'm sea-chinc
ont the l-ads,rs in the Fsnian moyenaD,s
man was arr, sts'd in the county of Cork to-a.,
who, % u expected, will prove TO be NO Chez
Ihsn The celebrated Colonel Michaai Doterity.
,i, ins pols's hsNe been ON his track for a long
ia unlrrquenied places in disguise. and under
an as umed name, and that he atfempre,l -.
sIai Ss um' TO make his way 10 the United States
ne man Ssnnott, who was arrested in nunI;n
Yesterday, Is charged with killing n, pol,e.-
man in that city in October last -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This sTleuiii HAi- Dye u the best n the vorI .
the only trae aud perfect Dye; harmless reti Ante
instantsns 1u-- ~ dl-apDOintmeut; ridiculous
nuts re-necies the i'll effects of tad dyes iuvgn-
rates snd .eayes the Hair soit ant beautifnI Mack
sTtrcsrE- : l. ~ all Druggists and Perfufners;
and pro pe-ly applied n RltehelO-'s Vic Fsc.oy .
no. o. b-u0d sreet, Ne~ York. - lj-eO1ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
IL RUG GELS rs ARD.

To my customers and the public seser- HX
sHy-Hasing rented tb. New E.talffI snent (NtN
OF Mr.. Shiliington, No 2~S Penns, ~ ania ~
avenue, TIVE doors above my present pIac- of busi
hess- have concluded, b-f)r- moving TO sfer my
ENTIRE STOCK
which embraces a full line OF English, French AMI
American
HAIR, TOOTH, and NAIL BRUsHES
PERFUMERY. POAtDEs. HAIR OILS and
TOILET SOAPS.
With many other FANCY ARTICLES;
together with = cu,ssplete assortment of
ALL POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES,
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. until Febru-
sry 1t = CALVERT FUkD
a loot Druggist No. $50 Penn "A ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
Extracting a Srrprnt's Fancs.


"A short time ago there was presented to the
museum OF the kentucky Agricultural College
"a live rattleshake, about seven feet long and
Tor lear that he should some day bite some one,
II was determined To extract his fanys So. on
tuesday, Prof. Coleman and his two assistants
prepared thrlnselye, for the operation. Sey-
eral pairs of furcep-, tongs. &c., were called
into reqnisition. FIRST, pair of gas-frters
tongs were carefully wrapped with bits of cot
ton ragS, so "a nut 10 bruise or hurt his snake
ship slipping these back Of his head. and
bringing II gently over the top of the box in
" hich ne was secured the lid being shut down
10 prevent his colling around anythiug, with a
IE,Ir OF iorceps his lower jaw was laid back
Ike the mouth ot an alligator, and a square
block of pine pressed down his threat To- pre-
vent his shutting his mouth, and the folds of
SKIN pushed 20 one side The fangs open like a
khif', and arc apparently hinged To 1he Etw
tE,ck OF which lay the in which the virus
Ga poison II eIected through the tubes of the
ianes- which he did very cOpiously, fortunately
not on any oae. The fang was extracted
breaklng oil small portion, and the same
operation performed i'll extracting the other
more successfully, getting it out whole pre-
STRIVING the fangs and the virus. The regent
Witnessed The operation. taking good care in
having no door between him and the operators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

RECoNsTRUCTIoN.-MT-B Bingham, from the
Reconstruction Committee, reported to-day the
supplementary reconst rpction bill agreed upon
by the Committee, and which appeared in full
in the STAR on SATURDAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

HlProPHAGY--Somen nnsatislied guest at the
recent horsefiesh banquet in London, wrote TO
the Times, complaining that the repute of horse
nesh as an edible was due almost entirely to
the skillful manner in which il was served up.
smothered in sauce, and he defies the advocates
OF horse meat TO invite aJury of guests TO dine
on a boiled leg of a cab horse, cooked utterly
plain, and then render "A verdict
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
Govrrnm-,, S-,,,i,,.s

WASHINGTON, Jan. o.. Is,is jay CSrks x
Go. furnirh the following su,tsnons ~ Gov
ernp.nt -sCurirts-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

- An emigrant ship which arrived at New
York on saturday from Hamburg, had one
hundred and five deaths ON board from cholera
during the passage. and thirty five sick with
the disease when she arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

INTERNAL REvKNUF.-Tbe receipts from this
source day were Sl5l,4Oa -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

EThe London Times has had a libel sult
ont OF which II has come with flying celors
The action was broHght by Mr Watson, who
had been assailed in certain Parliamentary
speeches which the Times had published in It's
regular report The verdict decided, for the
first lime in England. that a newspaper is not
responsible for whar members of Parliament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13
NEW MARRIAGE GUyUe

AN ESSAY FOB YOUNG MEN on Physicloci-
cal Errors, Abuses. and Disease incident Youth
and Fsrly Msnho,1, which crestr i'm pedir 10
hAhRIAGE, With sure means Of rtFief Saut in
sealed envelope, free of charge Address DR. J
sklLLlN HoUGHTOS, Howard Annexation
Philade phia. Pa. Sc ys am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-13

The Conservative Conventiong of North
carolina meets IN Raleigh OF the Isth o. t.n-