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CITY ITEMS.

MEMS, YOUTHS, Boys, AND CHILDREN's CLOTH
ING ready made finest in the city; also,
choice stock selected styles OF Piece Goods to be
made to order.
Style NJ and workmanship OF our garments surpassed
bu ,one-eQGlIed by Jetc AU prices guaranteed Iower
than the lo,res eLSeOhere, and f Satisfaction 0uaran-
iced every purchaser the sale cancelled and money
FUNDED.
HaB ty0y betlCeeR J BENNETT & Co.,
FijLh and TOWER HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. coo BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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JUsT BEING OPENED.
All new,
Brown Drab, and GTeenmixed Irish Freize Coatings.
Dark end Light Brown and Green Scotch Chevlots,
for suits.
Back, Brown, Dahlia Blue, and the beautiful
New COLoRED BEAVERS,
for Walking and Evening Coats, an elegant novelty
foi Gents wear, to be found only st
CHARLES STOKES Il Co.'s
n endIaAk variety OF Fancy CassImeras
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MELCH-COF FAY.-On Thursday evening the
18th instant by Rev. J. Houston Kcoles'on at he rest
dence OF the BRIDES parents Mr.. JOHN MELUH
to Miss MARY a. UOFFAY, both of this city
SToDDART-GILBERT.-on Tuesday evening
Ocober 27 by u Rev. A. A Willis ID. d., Mr.. CUR
WEfl sTODDART JR.. TO Miss KATE H. daughter
Of John Gilbert, Esq, all Of this city.
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AMUSE MENTS.
GFor additional amusement, sec Third pags.

RCH STREET TIL EATR E.
II THE LANCASHIRE LASS.
MRS. JOHN DREW begs TO announce TO the
public that she purchased from Lester Wallacx
Esq" the sole right to present Ia his city II. j.
Bvrln's successful drama called THE LANCA
SHIRE LASS, the manuscript play
arrived in thts country. The drama (nNw being
acted WallRck's, New York, with the greatest sue
ces 81 will be produced a. the .--
ARCH STREET THEATRE
ON MONDAY EVENING. November o,
WITH NEW SCENERY, ORIGINAL MUSIC
MECHANICAL EFFEC rs. AND
GREAT CAST 10 30 4t
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GROVER d BAKER's Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. $50 Chesnut street.
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water and read THE
EVENING TLLEsRAPH. at Hillmans News stand, at
North PennsylVAnla DepOt.
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OBSERVE
First quality of material,
Frst-Class workmanship
Latest style, is the
Ready made Clothing at
CHARLYs STOK rs q Co Is.
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CARPETS -Housekeepers (and especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city, will fnd 1t
to their interest by calling vt j. T. Delacrolxs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse No. s5 South Second
street, above Chestnut, before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisem ent In another column
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MISSES AND CHILDRESs DRESS MAKING In tn Q
latest Paris styles,
N. sHoEMAKER & Co.,
No, 1924 Chaanut atreat
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JEwELRY.-MT William W, Cassidy NO IL South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF hne Jewery and sverware In the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure art
Gle furnished ut . price which cannot be equalled.
He also has large stock OF American watches In all
varieties and at all prices visit TO hia store sure
TO result in pleAsuIe and prohL
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An endless variety OF Fancy Casslmerss.

FINE French CALF Doors AND GAIrBRs.-The
man who has never experienced the pleasure Of
wearing pair OF boots made by William IL. Helweg
is 10 some extent an object of commlseration. We
speak knowingly, having worn Heweg's boots for
years. Their comfort, however, Is not their only
recomm ndatIon, they are made of the best mate
rial and in the very best manner Helweg will no
employ incompetent workmani therefore his
work is always frst-cass. His store and factory Is
No b35 Arch Street, next to the OF Sixth.
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MARRTED.

The corner OF SIXTH and NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-21
FORTIETH CONGRESS,
This Afternoons Proceedings,
MONDAY, Decem Der 81,

SKNATH.-The Chair laid before the Senate
the report Of the Secretary Of the Senate O, the
expenditures of the contingent fund of tn 4
Senate. Referred TO Committee on Contingent
Expenses.
Mr.. Sumner presented a memorial from col
ored citizens Of New York, asking change in
me naturalization laws, so as to strike out the
word "white."
Mr.. Wilson presented memorial of 81 inmates
Of Soldiers Home in District of Columhia, ask
ing consolidation of Soldiers Homes. Referred
TO Committee on Military Affairs
Mr. COrbett introduced a bill relating to the
Judges of the Supreme Court. Referred 70 Ju-
dietary Committee.
Mr.. Cattell offered a resolution requesting the
PresideDt to direct the Secretary OF the Treasury
to detail an officer TO examine the coast OF
Washington and Alaska Territories, to selecr
such points as he may deem eXpedieut TO put
ilght-houses upon, In view OF the commerce
likely 10 spring up In that region, and to retain
the same for the use Of the United States; which
was laid over.
Mr.. Patterson, of N. H., introduced a bill to
reorganlZe and increase the efficiency of the
medical department of the Navy. Referred TO
the Committee on Naval Affairs.
hr. Cameron presented memorial from man.
ufactursrs of tobacco, asking a change in the
revenue laws. Referred to Committee on
Finance.
Mr.. Rice called up his motion to add two
embers to the Committee on the Pacific Rail.
road; which was agreed to.
Mr.. Wilson offer d r resolution directing the
secretary OF the Interior to report the names of
all lndlaE agents and superintendents who are
absent from their posts. Adopted.
After the adoption of several resolutions
calling for information in regard TO the Pacific
Railroad and branches, the Senate adjourned
until January S, 1869.
HoUsR.-The House met at noon, Speaker
pro tenn. Washburne in the chair About sew.
enty five members were IN attendance.
MIR. Kelsey IN. moved to dispense with
the reading of the journal.
Objection was made, no wever. and the read
Ing OF the journal proceeded.
MIR. Cullom (lll.) arose to introduce bill,
but
The Speaker said it could not b. received.
as the order of the House made on Thursday
last was that no business should be transact ed
to-day.
MIR. Spaldng (Ohio) did not SO understand
il.
The Speaker replied it was matter OF recor.
on the journal, and could be sho WI the gentle
man, if desired.
A message was received from the President
OF he United States by his Secretary, Col W.
q Moore.
Mr.. Mckee (Ky.,) said he had objected ~ the
time when This understanding was made and
he had not withdrawn his objection.
The Speaker replied he had no knowledge Of
that.
Mr.. Van wyck IN. presented the report
of the Committee on Reuenc ch ment, which
was ordered to be printed and recommItted.
On motion Of Mr.. Getz (Pa) the Ho use ad-
iourLed.
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GREEN n WILLIAM

Al THE CORNER OF IRA AND STREETS, No. $40.
We should scarcely deem u necessary 70 sdver-
ture. and housefurnishing c. DDS TO the citizens
OF fWashington, Alexandris, ant Georsetovn, as
tney nave already been very kind In bestOwtng
upon us very liberal share OF their pstronsge,
Tor which they will please accept our grateful
acknowledgement, and We will promise IN the
future as In the past TO strive % please, N they
VIII please to continue 20 the n yht OF their
strangers coming IN to Washington daily. We
would very respectfully invite them, as well rs
our fellow citizens of the District aud surround
lng country, TO call and examine for themselves
We only mention In part the sssortusnt, viz:
Zine walnut and other Psrlor Suites
fine ainut Marble top, Painted MsroIe- top AMI
other Chamber Suites.
Fine Library, Hall, Dining Room, and Chamber
furnftu-e or every description.
Zine Marble top Centre, Hall, aud other Tables.
Feather Beds Boosters, and Pillows; Hair. Cotton
and husk Mattresses, and Bedding of every de-
Carpets in great varIety-Tapestry. Brussels, Three
Oheleths OF every variety, from a., 81, %, 50,
various style. of Mating Hearth Rus.. az Door
Large variety Of 0rnamented Window So adss aud
6xings; with sll other necessary articles in the
House Furnishing line
Now We do net give the prices Of our goods In our
Advertisement, nor say that we have better than
others but there is thi ng th At We 40 knos We
bouebt cur goods for cash, and sell as low and
ss good goods es any other Furniture establish
ment In the istrict. Only call and examine
You will find complete asscrt-nel n of all the
above named goods II our BRANCH h0u az No
streets nerth, in charge OF Islter b. Williams
DO s-lm GREEN WILLIAMS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

In Wall street money worked even more
closely Saturday than At any previous period
last week, loans being with difficulty obtained
a. seven per cent, and six and seven gold being
frequently and freely paId, while comm Issions
of i-l6 and 1-32 per cent. were in many cases
paid for obtaining funds. This extreme tight
ness continued up to about two o'clock, when
the market experienced a sudden relief aud
money b-came abundant and was loaned freely
at seven per cent, legal rate. The statement OF
the associated banks published Saturday even
H. & proved less us sfavorable than was general
~ expected in consequence of the stringency
felt in the money market and the free circula-
ton of rUmors. designed to create a panic in the
stock market. OF the continued heavy drain OF
currency. The totals compared with last
week present the following differences de
crease IN loans S925,964 increase in specie
Si97 l9t increase in circulation l47, s52 decrease
N deposits s6,z60, I@7; decrease in legal tenders
S3.3Ig,S3l
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NRW YoRK-PIRsr RoApr
fBy Ban kers' and Brokers' telegraph

Lewis johnson Il 10. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK Dec. 21.-First Board-U 8 Ss.
1881, coupon, la Z; 620's, lS62. coupons. 10 /.
1884, coupon, l06a; 1868 coupons, IO1a.: Isos
coupon, new, 1854; 620's, lS67, coupon. 1909 Z
lO&0's, coupons, Iu5; Pacific Mail, III Z: OHIO q
Miss. Certificates, 29aS; Mariposa, 38: Atlantic
MAIL, 10Y; Canton, A. Cumberland. 36I; W.
=: Telegraph, 35k: Z nicksiIver, 2ix; Boston
Water Power. Ba; N. Y. Central. I2eA; Erie
81 do. pret'd. 59k; Hudson, 12S !, Reading,
81; Michigan Central. I2s: Michigan South.
ern, e. y; Illinois Central, Ii3; cleveland and
Pittsburg, e3S; Northwest, 77's; do. preferred
sDk; Cleveland and Toledo, 81 =: Rock Island
1G9A; Fert Wayne, 1lOa, Alton & Terra Haute.
none; Toledo & Wabash, 55 L; Adams Exp :,
fS; Wells. Fargo Go. Exp. 2iIs American Ex.
press, 39i United States Express, ASK; Mpr.
chants Union, 154; Chicago & Alton Iy,;
DO. preferred, l31. Market irregular Gold,
134sa1359.
BY Cable
LONDON, Dec. 81, IL Is a. m.-ConsoIs %,
for account, 921a. Bonds, ~; Illinois, 81 :; .
Erie, 90
FRANKFORT, ii ID a. m.-Bonds. .S5s.
LIVERPOOL, Ills a. m.-Cntton opens firm
Middllng upiands lOaa4; MiddlIng Orleans,
1O1a1l.
LIVERPOOL, leo r. Motion firm Sales
estimated at 1900 bales. Prices unchanged
NEW YORK, Dec. ll.-15i to l6I y bid for New
York Central with 81 per cent. dividend
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I'D II . A II q x n .
Evidence Of His Success.
A Minister Made To Hear,
24e r STREET.

Rev John wallace, mi mister OF the Mississip
River Preshytery, announces that he bal been
totally deaf in one for a number of years,
aud had tried many skillful physics ans and sur
secbs without avail, until he provid entislly
called on DIR Aborn, W no. in the short susoe ar
i've minutes time. restored his hearing perfectly,
90 that he could hear the ticking of Q watch at the
distance of three feet. Evidence sccumuIates
daily OF DIR. Abarn's singular ability to effect what
seems In many cases To- be almost miraculous cure
rs though he was endowed with q peculiar gift Of
hesliug the various ills TO which human n esh ia
heir.
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CATARRH CURED.


Of Pl, asantyil.e, Pa, late Member Of the
House of Representatives,.
DR. ABoES-Dear Sir, Some i've years ago nv
son WI!ie commenced showing symptoms of Ca
tsrrh Of the Head which continued 10 grow worse
until his system so deIi'itstsd Is to precIude
active enjoyment Of the sports of ehildh God or
the pursuit of any system of study, attendance Al
school, and at q mes he was entirely prostr atsd
with lingering fever-sOmetimss for weeks to
gether-vith q con slant manifestation 90 the symp
toms CT tie disease, such a. = constant hacking
nostril discharges, &C, frT tatien of the throat
&c, causing nausea. Ali the usual appliances and
treatmeut Of physicians, &c hal failed to afford
relief until you were APP led last wiuter wi en-
be gan 20 improve Immediately after ccmme ncIng
your treatment. and &C ntinues to improve until he
nov er ioys good state of heslth. ami is able to
participate in the sctiv sports Of childhood with
rest, as well as pursue his studies without inter
ruptiop. have omitted to make this statement
heretofore. as 1 wished to be satisfied that tbs
relief vss permanent.
Yours truly, nc. BgEBE
PIEseANTyILLE. Pa, &C ober q, IS57.
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HorsE or REPRE,gNrAT1rrs.

NA~fI III, JUNO II, TO
Hen Asa Faulkner, member OF the Geuer Al
Assembly, " hese word can be implicitly relied
furnishes the following testimonial TO thr skill
snd knOsledg, OfDr. AbJrn In his treatms Mt o;
obstinate case of disea-r of the eye;
TIE sUFFERiN6.
have been suffering With chronic sors eyes for
fifteen months. Ny stt,nto vas called to DR..
Aborn' advertisement IN the papers OF the day. /
called upon him, aud have been under his treat
NE 1t few days. say about ten and have found
great relief; ince ID feel nearly well, and would
ed Jure all who suffering with disease Of the
eye to call on him, believing they will nd relief
ASA FACLKSER
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
AFFAIRS BRAZIL.

LISBON, Dec. 2i.-The regular mail steamer
from RIO JaneIro, bringing dates from that city
to the 9th instant, has arrived The war
news Is meagre. No fighting had oc-
CURED since the last aovices. Gen. Argolla,
of the allied troops was ad vancing his com
mand TO intercept the Paraguayans at Assun.
cIon. Rear Admiral Davis, OF the American
navy, with several vessels of his fleet has gone
up the river Pasaua to Assuncion. He was &c.
companied by the American Minister Mona.
Ken. They go TO demand satisfaction from the
Paraguayn Government for outragas agtiust
the American flag.
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Deafness Cured.

rR. .ABORS-PEAR SIR After having be an mar.
TALLY deaf for years which had inc rea.ed
% ~ to be quite annoying for the last six IN hs
1 have taken your medicine for one month and
believe my hearing is completely restored The
discharge from the ears, which was quite annoy
ing very profuse and offeusi.e o. seems to have en-
urely disappeared. respectfully yours. &c,
Il L A. MCCRACKIN
Attorney Law and County Recorder.
WEsHINGIoN, Pa
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nR. BURTON,S
II TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL nFsIRK FoR To-
Bhcco Is entire!S resstabIe and harmless, and is
rtohss the blood fnvisorates the system. possesses
great nourishins and strengthening powers, en-
sblss the stomach 70 digest the heartisst food,
axes sleep refreshing, and establishes robust
neatn smokers and ohstcers for sixty kedys nsrsf
fr1ce fnty cents per box. POSf free. AntntAre.t-
ing treatise on the injurious effects Of tobacco,
FREE. Agents wanted. Address
DR.. T. X. ABBOTT, Jersey City, n. }.
TESTIMONIALS.
ID pfosrnAsrERs sTEsrrNoSy.-I received . box Of
Burtons Antfdote from Rev. J. III. Peulton and
d. GArsHAL, Connotton. Harrison Co., Ohio
FROM THE U. o. TREAsURY, S>ystary 8 O4o.-
riease SEND supply OF the ANIIDorR. Tas ox<
reoetcsd Aas doss AIS scerk SURELY.
FROM New HAMPSHIRE STATE PRIsos.-G~ntle-
men oi inhuence here having been cured of the
appetite for tobacco by using Or. Burtcs q A ptf-
a0te, We aesire supply Tor the prisoners Of tins
JOSEPH MAyo. warden ofN II. State Prf.on..
ABANEER eTEsrIMoNy-Dr. Burtonh Auttdots
Tor Ioeacco Aas docoSlpiisted all claimed 10, az
W. MANN, ist Nat. Bank, New Albany, Ind.
,,1o ILknSLs.Ss s TESTIMONY -oSE Box oF AN
FAILS. Rev. J W sHoEnIxsR
Kslleys Station, Pa.
RON rHE PoIicE EHEADQuARTERs, LYNN, Mas
ronths by nsins DR. BurtonS Anfidote' snd 's,sS sn
desire Tor tobacco 10 removed.
hoRk. Mp.-One box Of Burtous Antidote ,ewor,d
az dss,r. Tor the weed from me. take pleasure
In recommending it to all syr Tssders. -.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGsrs.
Trademark Copyrirkted
d. r. HIcKLINo,
Tor District OF Columbia. poS SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-21

GEN. WIsE's PROPERTY RESTORED TO HIM
a brief teegraphic dispatch referred to in Sat
ufday s STAR, annouaced that the properly of
Governor Wise had been restored to him. The
Richmond E1nminer of Saturday says
Il n orGer was issued day before Yesterday,
sIgned by Genener ButterfieId and Genra' o.
Brown, restoring to General Henry A. Wise
his property IN Princess Anne county. The
only conditions made IN the restoration of
tnls farm are, that General Wise shall not
demana of the Freedmen's Bureau payment
for damages done his land, or rent Tor it whilst
IL was IN the possession of the bureau. The
order Is to take effect on the LIST of January.
Ohe OF General Wise's sons Will go down next
week to look after his fathers interests We
learn tnat If it should be necessary the assis-
tance OF the military will be furn ished TO re-
move the negroes who have been quartered on
the farm.
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Remarkable Cure ef Chronic Catarrh.

DIMINISHED y WEIGHT THIRTY POJNDs. UNpER
sAlNEU IHiAIY-IHKEE PoUS D.
r..tined 10 by DR. L Brown of Troy, Jefferson
County.
DR. AroRS-Dsar Sir: Some twelve or fourteen
Years since I vas seized with Cstarrh Of the Head
which despite oil tine efforts Of four skilled
medical men, continued 10 grow worse, until my
throat became seriously affected. The head dis
charge. we're Q source Of constant annoyance aRd
very offensive. MY constitution soon began TO
iSe way under the fearful rsyages OF the disease,
GO that lnst thirty pounds IN weight. had de-
sISired Of securing relief, until referred 20 you
~ Henry Brown. Of jefferson county, whom you
had cured % deafness. 1t 10 nov one year since
I commenced your treatment, and sm reJoiced to
say that ty your skill and treatment i Am now
qsite restored 10 healthy state. Since under your
treatment 4 have gained thirty three pounds,
which Is three pounds heavier than ever weighed
before. The serious nature OF my condition, and
the saArkabIe changes breught about BY your
treatment convince that the most desperate
eases reed not despair Of he %.
BIT. KECK.
Dec. ., lSG Clarion county, Pa
p. s-Dr. r. b. Brown .rroy yenerpon county
Ps 10 fsnlliar With the pature OF my case and
your sueoeofui rsatnent, and nsy Be referred to
relative thereto den
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-21
PRIZE FIGHT TO-DAY

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-A prize fight came OF
at Sheepshead Bay this morning, between PAT
Murphy and Ned Reilly, for $500 Sixteen
rounds We're fought in fifty minutes, when
Kelly was declared the winner. Both men
Were badly punished No arrests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-21
. PROvIDENT AID SOCIETY.

The Adjourned Meeting Of this Society. for tho
Chamber; City Hall, WEDNESDAY, Dec 2sd, st
y; o'clock p ID.
deH lefty papers copyl
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That IN. ,uh
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
oi Washington County. in the District of Colurp
hla, LETTERS OF administration the personal es.
tte Of NM. MCLANE HALEY, late of Wash
claims against the said deceased are hereby warns
20 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, or before the 18th day of DEEM
per next; they may otherwise by law be excluded
my hand this 18th day ~ December. 1888. N'
NATHANIEL KELLY
oe Il Isw2W Atministrator.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASH NGTOS, ID & Dec is, 1873
On the petition Of JAOOB A VAN RIPkR, of
Spring VALLEY T., adm nstf stor of the estate OF
Lewis an Riper. deceased praying for the ext.n
sion Of patent granted TO him on the arIh day Of
March, 1855, FOR an Improvement in Looms
Ii Is ordered tnat the said petition be heard st
this oific the lst day Of March next ANY person
may oppos. this extension; Directions, deposi-
twenty days before the day of hearing.
ELISHA EOOTE,
de2ilaw3w Commssi )ner of Patents.
United STATES PATENT OFFICE.
ON the petition Of WIN. T. VOsE, Of Newton
viile Massachusetts pray ing for the extension of
. patent granted To him on the nth day of March
1885. for an improvement in Pamos
1t 10 ordered that said petition be heard a,
this once on the lst day of March next. ANY
person may oppose this extension. Objections.
dispositions, and other papers should be filed in
ELISHA FOOrE.
ae II W5w tommi seioner Of Psten
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FIRE IN ROCHESTER,

RoCHRsTsR, N. Y, Dec. 21.-A fire occurred
here on Saturday night, destroying the office of
the DAILY Democrat Union Bank Building also
occupied by the Flour City Bank Other
buildings were damaged. Total loss Sln0,OOO
tour fremen were njured by the breaking of
saved.
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Ear Diseases Cared.

+ ID. Kinnsar. Esq attorney. at law, q resident
ofFrankin, Pennsy lvanis suffered froIr defective
hearing, burning noise in the head, aud discharge
from the ears. for nearly twenty Ave years; ac
knoWledges his recovery is due to the skill Of DR.
AbOrn.
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@BerlIn, Prussia, is again agita,ed by
uichinT.
~Eggs are 80 cents a dozen at Salt Lake
CITY, and lager bier 20 cents glass.
~Tommy Donaldson, q little cub only six
years old, has been caught in Pro vidense set.
ting two buildings on fire.
~Insanity { n France il Hx times as fire.
quent IN proportion to the population as
third Of q century ago.
~Mrs. Ernestine !. Rose presents her rem.
edy for infanticide, which among other things
proposes to make the iatnef OF illegitlmate
Of course compelling them to do SO by law.
~At late hour Saturday night only eleven
iuriors had been chosen IN the Thwichsll case.
now before the courts IN Philadelphia. A
special vepire has been issUed, retufnable 70.
day.
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FATAL BOILER EyPIOSIoN

RUTLAND. VT, Dec 2l.-By the explosion of
steam boiler at the marble excavation WORKS
al W est Rutland, Amos Powers. engineer, was
killed and four worknen badly though MOI
fatally injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-21
INDIAN AFFAIRS

ST LOUIS, Dec. 2L-The expedition of Col
Carpenter, which left Fort Wallace lastmonth
has returned. No evidences were found of
Indians being in General Sheridan's rear 1t
Is thought that there Will be no further Indian
troubles north of the Arkansas this winter.