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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
Dry Goods.

Ihere are abundant reasons why business O.
all Kinds should be dull in December. Stock
Is taken, new partnerships are formed, future
operations are planned, and books are balanced
Ihere would be nothing unusua al, therefore in
the dullness OF the present season, but for the
circumstance of the hight sales OF October and
November having induced the general belief
that mere would be compromising activity
IN December. That the activity which was
hoped for, rather than really expected, oy
many sagacious merchants, has not manifested
IEelf except TO very moderate extent kIn a few
exceptional instances, is unfortunately true
trade Is dLll even for the season. But there g
Is no depression nor panic. aud prices OF staple
domesucs are well maintained as a general
thing.
The business of the week IN unbleached
shlrtings and sheetngs has begun on 4 very
limited scale. A small reduction of prices ha :
been submitted to bv some of the manufactur
ers' agents and, in some cases by the lobber J.
IN preached shirtings and sheeting there has
Deen more activity thau during the preyious
week. occasioned mostly by movement among
tne large shlrt-makers To lay in their Spring
supply While prices are low In the whole
miscellaneous list of domestic cotton fabrics
tnere Is no change to specify, sales are slow
and prices barely steady.
In prints there is a toleraby active demand
for the new ard attractive patterns; but there
will not be any increase OF business until tn.
spring styles are put upon the market. Mus
IN de LANES are In fair demand, pri ncIpalIy
for dark coloIs.
Woolen fabrics OF all descriptions are dnII
ana IL Is only by making very low prices that
any considerable sales can be effected. The
importer finds II impossibletO to compete success
luiiy Win the home producer Cnder the pres
eLI tariff,
The transactions in foreign goods are very
limited; the aucton-sales are small, and the
lmportations are con fined almost entirely 10
laces, silks, gloves, and similar goods adapted
10 the eseason.-N. 4. Ind pendent, 2ith.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM JAPAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2i.-Further advices
by me steamship Republic state that the Mi
Rado left keela November 4th, passed Yoko.
noma s2d, entering Jed1o the next day. The
people OF fokohoma turned out en- massa to
witness the procession. This is the first
instance according to japanese author
ity, where the Mikado has visited so
distant n portion of his domain for
many centuries. Yeddo, which was before
nearly deserted, has been -psopled; ruined
palaces repaired in honor of his visit. The re.
port OF the defeat and surren der of two princes
AT AldZ@n is discr-dIted at Yokahoma by sym.
patniZers with the Northern faction. Affairs
remain IN abeyance until more favor
able season. heavy fail OF snow il
reported in the Northern proyin ces
IL Is expected that no further action will b.
taken on the part of the southerners before
spring,and tits anticipated reconciliation will
be effected meaR while for purposes of trade
Matters are becoming worse at Osaka and
ho6ie Paper money issued by the Govern
nnent 10 per cent discount at Yokohama Sew
eraI japanese haN- been punished for refusing
10 receive II. Northern Princes hays issued
manifesto defending their cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
TBy Ban kers, and Brokers Telegraph. !

Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds
10 home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK Dec 24.-First Board-U. s. 6's,
ISL, coupon, ia; 620s, le6l, coupons, 10
Ie64, coupon, 1867; 1885, coupons, l01; ls65
coupon, new, l09A; 5.2O's. 1c67, coupon. I091
lO.aO's, coupons, los; Pacific Mail, Il9, OHIO s.
Miss. Certificates 30h; Mariposa, s. Atianti,
Mail, none; Canton. ISx; Cumberland, 81; W.
U. Telegraph, 33is: Quicksilver, 2ls; Boston
Water Power, l3, N. Y. Central. Iio%; Erie
3e7s; do. preferred, 6l; Hudson, 1871; Readins
s5S; Michigan Central, 1l3; Michigan Sonth
Elm, 81 y; Illinois Central, more; Olev Gland ard
Ptttsburg, none: North west 7S4; do. preferred,
elS; Cleveland and Toledo. 99S: Rock Island
1l2$; Fert Wayne, Illa Alton & Terra Haut te,
nonei Toledo Wabash, 5sH; Adams Exp
Ex press, none; United States Express.45H; Mer.
chants Union. I5k; Chicago & Alton. l3S \
90. preferred, I3S4. Market Dull. Gold, l34 4
AIS.
by Cable-l
money, ~ 4; for account % ta92x; Bonds, "a n
Illinois. 95a; Erie, 264.
FRANKFORT, H. Is a. m.-Bonds, 754.
LIVERPOOL, Ills a. m.-Cotton opens quiet
Middling Uplands 1Ox: MiddlIng OrleaI s.
lOB. Sales for the week were $1,000 bales, OF
which 10000 Were for export and III ,OaO for
speculation. Stock in port 335,0J0 bales, OF
which 5000 are American.
LONDON, 1.2O y. m.-ConsOls, for money.
92aa4;, Bonds, 7iH. Other securities un.
changed.
LIVERPOOL, leo p. m.-Cotton quiet Prices
unchanged. Stock afloat cousigned here.
269,COO bales, OF which I15,n0O are American
Sales reported to-day, 1900 bales.
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tATARRH CURED.

Testimo NAL from Hon VI. G. BEEBE
Of PIE ssautvilIe, Pa, late Member of the
HoEse Of Representatives
DR. AFoFN-Desr SIR: Some five years ago nv
SEQ wi:'is commenced showing symptoms of Ca
tsrrh of the Head, which continued 10 grow worse
until his syster va. SO deliIitated ss to p,ecIude
an active enjoyment of the sports Of chidh ood or
the pursuit Of any system of study, attendance at
school, ard at tines he was entirely Frustrated
with lingering fever-sometimes for weeks to
gethsr-~ith q constant manifestation Of the symp.
toms CT :he disease, such a. a constant hacking,
nostriI discharges, &c, Irritation Of the throat
&c, causing nauses. All the usual appliances and
treatment Of physicians, &c, hal failed to afford
relief until you were applied to- last winter. when
he etesan 10 improve Immediately after commencing
your treatment, and continued to improve until he
nov enjoys g good state Of health. anil is able to
psrteip pate in the active sports of childhood with
zest, ~ well pursue his studies without inter
ruptioE. have omitted to make this statement
heretofore, ss i wished to be satisfied that the
relief was permanent.
Yours truly. NC. BEEBE
PLKAssSTvILLE,PA Pa, October "a, 1867.
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ARREST OF S.Nur1, Rowrps IN ryp T.,

ARREST OF SAMUEL BOwLRs IN THE FISK
LIBEL SUIT.-Samuel Bowles, Esq, the prIn-
clpal editor of the Springfield Mass RepuB.
ticdn, and who has been a guest at the F'lrth
Avenue Hotel for the past few days. while
conyersing with friend last evening in the
main hall of the hotel, he was approached
by two men, one of whom passed behind
Mr. Bowles, and suddenly turning seized
that gentleman, and holding him tightly in his
grasp, pressed him forward to the street in
winch violence he was aided by his associate,
who, In the meantime, produced a crumpled
paper, thrust II IN the face OF Mr BoWles
and said IL was an order of arrest, issued by
Judge McCunn. As the party reached
the sidewalk, MIR. Bowles was literally car
ried by his kidnappers 10 = carriage, which
they mad in waiting, convenient, into which he
was thrust, followed by his assaIlants and the
carriage was then driven to the Ludlow street
Jaii ana MIR. Bowles was therein incarceratFd
The order of arrest was obtained at the IN
stance OF j. h. Hubert, the counsel for james
Fisk, Jr., Of Erie fame, and obtained so
secretly that friend of Mr. BowIes
was aware II such document beIng in
existence. The service OFF was equally covert
ly accomplished, that neither Mr. BowIes
nor his friends could prevent outrage. Tue
news OF the dastardly act soon spfe ID, and
IN short time many friends of Mr.
Bowles, among them MIR. Halstead, OF the
Cincinnati Commercial, and Mr.. Dana, OF the
Aun, called at the Ludlow street aii, but
were not permitted TO have an inter-
view with him. Later In the night, how
ever, Mr.. Bowles succeeded in sendiug a letter
10 his wife, informing her Of his situation and
possible during the night. To-day the neces.
sary bail for the relesse OF Mr.. Bowles will be
furnished, although the amount is set down al
s5U,OtO-N. i. T,i6une, 23d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
Hon. JOHN CoyoDE. VI. C.. Furnishes

Hon. JOHN CoyODE. VI. e.. Furnishes
the Esliswin: TestimoniaI.
WASHINGTON, DO,
JUNE l2, 1853
For more than year I suffered Inconvenience
hem constant sounding in my left ear. On the
HIST Of May applied for relief to DR.. Aborn. He
relieved ne at once, and from that day to this I
have had no difficulty Of any Kind with my hearing
Truly, JOHN COyODE
IDE6TNBI 2s.-Hearing still remains perfectI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
ALEXANDRIA IrEMs.-The CARTE OF last eve

ALEXANDRIA ITRMs.-The Gdzefts OF last eye-
ming contains the following item:
fdtdt RGiir0dd Accident.-A serious and fatal
accident occurred on the o. A. Il NJ. R. r. yes
terday evening, which resulted in the loss of
several lives, the woundlng OF many, and the
destruction OF train. A material train, while
coming tins way, ran of the track at 12:i5, D. M
at Negro Hill grade, three and a half miles
west OF Manassas Station. Five cars and the
tender were smashed to pieces, and the loco
motive, the T. q. Marshall, considerably in
lured. Three men, laboreTs on the road, were
killed, and some eight Or ten wounded one Of
whom has since died. kilograms from Manas-
'as up to two O'Clock to-day, give the name Of
only one the killed. Michael McCann. a gangs:
mar. As soon as information Of the accident
reached this city, special tram, with Drs
Lewis, French, Gregory, and Brown, and
nnrses, and Father Toale, of the Catholic
Church, on board, was sent TO the scene of the
eatasiroI h.. The fright train due here this
morning was detained in consequence of the
accident, but the LATEST dispatch from there
reports The track clear and trains passing as
usual. Mr.. Malcolm Mclean, during the alb
senee OF The Superintendent and Assistant Su-
perinten dent Of the road, who were at the rail-
road celebration In Harrisonburg. managed the
difhcuities so unexpectedly thrown upon him
with great deal Of energy and dscisio n, and
has demonstrated his fitness for the position he
temporarily occupied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There has been a gradual tightening in the
money market during the past week, and rates
of interest have advanced to per cent. The
banks are sending considerable amounts South,
and preparations are making for the January
statement. The price of gold has been steadily
main tanned in the vicinity of lbs to I35k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

DEINAR Is not going TO have his hight hid
under bushel, even if an unappreciatiye Con-
gTess did legislate him out of the snug Official
position where he used 10 give such free play
TO his figurative fancy. He is TO be the editor
of The Ls0gUs, the organ OF the free trade inter-
est IN New York. We think we can vouch for
the quantity of his editorial lucu bratious If the
quality suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
Remarkable Cure of Chronic Ca,a.rh.

Remarkable Cure of Chrenic Cata.rh.
s,sIsrsHrD N WEIGHT THIRTY PoUS rs. rSDss
DR. ABoENs TREATMENT THE PATIENr
GAINED THIRTY THREE POUN1s.
Testified to b. DR. T. B Brown, Of Troy Jeferso
County.
Dr. ABoRN-Dear Sir: Some twelve or fourteen
year, since was seized With Cstsrrk Of the Head.
which, despite Gil the efforts Of four skilled
medical men, continued to grow worse, until my
throat became seriously affected. The head dis
charges were . source Of constant annoyance and
very offensive. Ny constitution soon began to
give way under the fearful rsvages Of the disease
% that lost thirty pounds in weight. had de-
SPARED ef securing relief, until referred to you
BY Henry Brown, Of Jefferson county whom you
had cured OF deafness. 1t is one year since
IeOnmeneed your treatment, anI am rejoiced to
say that by your skill and treatment I am now
quite restored TO healthy state. Since under your
treatment have gained thirty three pounds,
which is three pounds heavier than ever weighed
before. The serious nature Of my condition, and
the remarkable changes brough, about by your
treatment, convince me that the most desperate
esses need not despair Of hope
R.T. KICK,
Fec 3, Is67. Clarion county, Pa.
p. s.-Dr. R- b. Brown, Troy, Jefferson county,
Pa 10 familiar with the nature OF my case and
your successful treatment, and may be referred to
relative thereto.
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~A G.Perpetual Tr

ga Perpetual Trust Company" has been
Incorporated In MASSACHUSETTS. How much IL
costs to be perpetually trusted isn't stated.
~Gas pipes are introduced into houses in
La Crosse Wis, by tunnelling under the
Nicholson pavement
~California is 10 furnish q car. finished in
California laurel, for the first through trip to
New York.
~Tbe Temperance Party, in Illinois,
which will make Prohibition test in all cleo
tions TO office is fully launched.
ga Mormon emissary il now in Winona,
Minnesota, on q proselyt ting mission, with the
especial object Of enticing young women to 90
TO Utah.
~Henry Ward Beecher rides velocipede.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

CLOSING OF THE DKPARTNESTs.-The
Treasury and Interior Departments and the
various bureaus thereof were closed to-day at
one O'Clock, and in the other Departments the
clerks Were allowed to leave upon the compile
tion Of the business of the day. The War De-
partment, during holiday week, will be kept
open from TO IL O'Clock a. m, one half of the
clerks being on duty until that hour on alter
nate days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK, Dec. - Stock market unsettled
Money very firm at per cent. and commission
Exchange, 9S. Gold "a :. 5-2O's, 1852. coupon,
1857, ga; lO-iV's, coupon, S: North Carolina
Us, COY; new. 81; Virginia 6's. ex-coupon, So
new, 81; Tennessee, ex coupon, g. X; new, 6S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

CHRIsTMAs RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN NEW
YoRK.-The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger writes:
The ritualistic (EpiscopaD churches are
making preparations for varions new deypI
opements on Christmas eve and on Chsistmas
morning. 81. Alban 8 sannounces vespers mat
ips, etc St. Michsers. in Brooklyn, is talking
of service of some kind that will extend in 70
midnight. while Rev. Mr.. Ever, who has been
preaching that "Pfotestan tism is q failure" /" is
said 10 be preparing novelties OF an equally
startling character
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
THE TwITCHELL MURDER TRIAL

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2i-Twitchell remain 5
perfectly Impassive, not with standing the cir
cumstantial evidence which the prosecution
has brought forward seemed to be conclusive
of his guilt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

WASHINGTON stands rather low in the dipIo-
matte opinion of Austria, If the salary paid TO
her ministers 10 other Governments may be
regarded as an indication. She pays her rep
resentatiye at Paris Si5,UOO at London, s42OJO,
St. Petersburg $4,000, Rome s},GO1, and so
gradually down to Washington, S6,5W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

THE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL RRyRNrE
has, We understand, directed the re-suryey of
all the distIlleries in the city OF New York, for
the purpose of ascert.ining more accurately
their producing capacity, and with the view,
also, OF making proper alIo owance for the ef.
feet of dry measurement, as we'll as for the pc
TiOd during which the fermenting tubs are
required by law TO remain empty after eacn
mash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

- Wilson, the Hartford burglar, lust sen -,
fenced to the Connecticut State Prison, con.
Quoted mis- own defence In his recent trial and
had the assurance to ADDRESS the State Attor
ney as "my learned brother"
81 The Official record of the Springfield
(Mass.) Armory Is said to show that the men
have actually done more work In eight hours
than they formerly did in ten.
~Portland, Me-, hiss surplus Of stores and
great scarcity Of dwelling houses.
~The women of the Universalist denomi.
nation in Illinois are pledged to raise SS0Col
with which to erect q collegiate building for
the accommodation OF women students at Gales.
burg.
ga Mr.. Rice, of West Northfield, Mass
has patent for an '.improvea device for pre
venting hens from scratching"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

A TROY IN. I.,l paper says that "Hon
Schuyler Colfax, Vice President elect, with
his bride, will be the guests of Hon John A.
GriswOld during the Christmas holidays.
The presence Of this distinguished couple in
our city will doubtless enliven the current
OF our social well political life during
the few days of their stay"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR has also
directed the Government Commits sioner to pro-
ceed to Omaha, and examine the Seth section Of
the Union Pacific Railroad, which terminates
at the go mile post, aad which has just been
committed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Washington City Post
Office, Thursday, December -, 1865.

~To obtain any of these letters, the appIi-
cant must call tor Advertised Letters, giyin z
the date of the list
~If not called for within one month they
will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

DR. HENRY BARNARD, Commissioner of
Education, will leave for Hartford, Connecti-
cut, to-day. He has Just completed an exhaust
i've report on education in the District Of Co.
lumb bia from its organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24
Financial Matters in Baltimore To-day

bALTIMoRR, Dec. 2l.-Virginia Inscribed,
1867, AZ bid do. coupons, old, 81 asked do. cou
pom, Dew, 81 ss bid, 81 asked North Carolina,
ex- coup,n, 65 bid; do. new, 62 bid, 634 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

SECRETARY MsOULLoCH and family, and
Mr. W. 5. Huntington and family, leave here
this evening for Philadelphia, and will spend
several days win Jay Cooke, Esq, at his resi-
dence near Philadelphia. The Secretary will
not return before Monday or Tuesday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

FOREIGN NEws BY CABLB-The Great
Powers Of Europe will hold a conference on
the Eastern question, and it is thought il NAV
be settled without bloodshed. The Greek Gov
ernment has asked for loan from the Cham
b- rs, and two seaports are to be fortified The
Greek Ministry is discussing the means of de.
fence, but no formal steps have been taken in
that direction As vet.
memorial has been presented to Minister
Johnson, signed by one hundred members of
the English Parliament, requesting him 10
urge the American Government TO adopt q
system OF penny postage between the United
States and Great Britain. The London Times
OF yesterday printed the memorial and com.
mented favorably upon it.
spain is tranquil. Carlist disturbances have
occurred in Navarro, Spain. Fourteen arrests
have been made.
The Paris Moniteur has advices from Para.
quay which represent the position of Lopez as
critical owing to his differences with the
United States. II Is also stated that Paraguay
continues to make energetic resistance to the
Allied army.
The Viceroy at Nankin, China has acceded
TO the demands Of the British Consul for repa
ration for the Yang Chow outrages on mission .
aries. The Iebels are still fighting in Japan.
but their chief town is reported TO have been
taken by the Impenalists. The crownine q,
the Mikado at Kioto on October IL was obsery.
ed as gala day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

A Gentleman II Years OF Age Acknow-
hedges the RestoratieH of his Hpariu.
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
DECEMBE R 9. ISIS
PR. ABORN.
PEAR sIF: wish to sck DOW ledge the remark
able success of Jour trs atment in my case. Ihsd
been deaf for the past twenty years as to be un
able to hear, eNcest when addressed in a very
high tone. After ten days under your treatment
my hearing appears to be perfectly restored. lam
II years Ofsge.
Yours, very truly,
P. NOpINE, 252 stree,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

GIN. HARDIE has been designated by the
Secretary of War one of the board Of off,
GERS to examine the material OF which Howard
University Is being built.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

We hear good accounts of Mr. WhIpple's
lecture last evening on ..Loafing aud Labor
ing This was to be expected, as Mr. w. is
on" OF the most scholarly and brilliant lectu-
1ers in the country; and we should have baen
very glad TO have attended if he could have di-
ylded his discourse so that we need hear hin
only On the first half of his subject. We know
all about "Laboring"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

Hon. ScBCYLER CoLFAx made an eloquen
address al the banquet OF the New England
Society, in New York. on Tuesday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

SENATOR MORTON Is engaged in preparing
a reply 20 the letter Of Horace Greedy, attack
ing his (Morton'sl financial views and theories,
as set forth in his speech In the Senate few
dar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

CAPTAIN Fox, Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy during the war, and afterwards Specia
Commissioner 10 Russia, is 10 assume the man
agsment of the Middlesex Manufacturing Com
pany, at Lowell, Massachusetts, on the first
day OF January next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2i.-Fiour duh, without
decided change. Corn I cent better
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ANOTHER CHURCH. BURNED
And Yet Another

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec 24.-The St Johns
Episcopal Church at Waterbury was DESTROYED
by fire this morning. The loss is estimated at
SlOU,UOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

HUDsoS, N. " Dec. 1.-THE Reformed
Dutch Church at Ghent was DESTROYED by fire
this morning. II was large wooden edIficp
and one OF the oldest churches in the country
a CHRISTMAS festival was held there last night
which probably accounts for the origi: of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

FRAUD IN THE PENSION OFFICR-C. q
Dawson, of Springfield. Mo, has been ar
rested for violation of the 18th section of the
Act OF July 1, 1864. Mr.. Dawson waived an
examination and was held to bail for his ap-
pearance at the ensuing March term of the
United States Court to be held at jefferson
City, Missouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

Government Securities.
WARRINGTON, Dec. "a, l66S.-Jay Cooke Il
Go. furnish the following quotations. Of Gov.
erpmept securities:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

DIR. ABORN
cAKBE CONsULrEDFRoM ga NJ TO 5 p. n
AT 2Is Y STREET,
Betvsea 18Th and 18th streets, on
CATARRH, DEAFNESS,
AND ALL Disc AS x
OFrHE
EYE, EAR, HEAD,
THROAT AND LUNGS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-24

A GOOD MANY SPECTATORS were presen
during the session Of the Supreme Court yes
terday, incl uding Robert ]. Walker and Sen
ators Fowler and MeCreery. In the case Of
George Edmondson ct al, appellants. VS.. Adam
Bloomsbire, the argument was continued by
Mr.. Baldwin and concluded by Mr. Stanbery,
Of counsel for appellant, and submitted on
printed argument by j. w. Robinson, OF coun-
sci for appellee. N. I. VIM. H. Gaines ct ux.
ct al, appellants, ys. Secretary OF the the In
terror and COMMISSIONS of the General Land
Once. Case argued by J. l. and X. ]. Brent,
of counsel for appellants, and by Assistant
Attorney General Ashton, OF counsel for ap-
psllees.