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CATARRH CURED.

TESTIMONIAL FReM HON. Il. O. ByE3E,
of PlessAatville, Pa, late Member OF the
House Of Representatives.
DR. .ABoRN-Desr Sir: Some fye years ago my
son Willie commenced showing symptoms of Ca
tarrh of the Head, which continued to grow worse
until his system Vas 20 dsbilitated to preclude
an active enjoy ment Of the sports Of childhood or
the pursuit Of Any system Of study, attendance at
school, ard at times he WAS entirely prostrsted
with lingering feyer-sonetimes for weeks to.
getaer-vIth . constant man Hesitation of the
symptoms of the disease, such - . constant
hacking nostrl discharges, &c, irritation Of the
throat, kc causing nausea All the usual spph-
anees and treatment Of physicians. Sc had failed
to afford relief, until you we're applied to, last
winter. when he began to improve Immediately sf
ter ecnmencins your treatment, and continued to
mprove until nov he enjoys good state Of health
and able to participate In the active sports Of
childhood with zest, - well pursue his studies
without interruption. have omitted to make this
statement heretofore, - wished to be satisfied
that the relief was permanent.
Yours truly, NJ. C. BIEBE.
Plesssntville, Pa, October "a, loS7.
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nR. BURTON'S
~ TOBACCO ANTUDOFR

WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE roR To-
Bhcco -E entusly cesetabis aad harmlsss, snd 10
inches the blood invisorstes the system posse..ss
eteat nourishlng and strengthening povers, en-
.blss the stomach TO digest the beertisst food,
health Smekeys and oSs~e,s for sirry ysa,s esrsS'
frice Flfty cents per box. Posi- free. An interest
inS trestise @ on the injurious effects Of tobacco.
FREE. Aeeats wanted. Address
DE-. T. Z. ABBOTT, jersey City, Nj.
TESTIMONIALS.
fosTnAsTERs j TEsrINoNY.-I received O boz OF
Burtons Anti cote from Rev. J. n. Poulton, and
&. .GATsHAL, Connotton, Harrison o., Ohio.
FROM TIE Q. TREASURY, Ssyetarys $ OHo-
Please send supply Of the ANrID0rE. Txe oss
'soe'rsd Aas done 'fs work SURELY.
FROM NEW HAxpsHIRE srArK KPRIsoS,-G.utis-
men OF fnhuence here having been cured of the
appetite for tobacco by usine DR. Burteu n Antf.
aots, We desire supply for the prisoners Of this
JOSEPH MAYO, warden Of n b State Prison.
ABLNKER sTRsrIMosr.-Dr. Burton Autidots
Tor Tobacco has accoSspltshea all ca ,,a.d 10, ,f
W MANN, LIST Nat. Bank, New Albany, Ind.
CLERsYNAN's TESTIMONY -ONx Box on A.
FAILS. Rev j W eHoxNAxsE
kelleys Station, Pc.
IRoM rBR POLICE HEApoUARrKRs, LYNN M.,.
s mass sStn.S "a I'D. sa,,ts fcs pos.d: q e.sA rk1ee
desus Tor tobacco 10 removed. ''
VIZ. L. wAIr,JR.
HRon rHI sourHIkN HonR JouRxAI, B.IYY-
a d,,;, D9rs fo re- DO. q ssrtoa ,.ovsd
In recommending ft to al eur readers
r. Y. SLATER, Editor.
Hoh sALn Isd1bl BIZ AL DRgGGIsTs.
Corner Pa. svsaue ana a Strect' GSpersi Ss~n
for District Of Columbia. noS sm
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-The extensive planing
mills, &c, owned by s. L. Russell, with their
ontent., Were entirely destroyed by fire last
night. machinery valued at $4,000, building
TWO hundred and fifty men are thrown out Of
employment
The case OF Sanger, Steel & Co, VS.. City of
chicago, brought by the receiver for S250,O"0
for breach OF contract. connected with deepen.
ing the Illinois and Michigan Canal, was de-
cided yesterday in favor of defendants
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VA little daughter, only two years old, of
Mr. James Fox, hying in Frederick county.
maryland, near harmony Grove was acciden ,
tally scaided to death on Monday Of last veek.
by falling into q hogshead OF boiling vsier
prepared for the purpose On scalding hogs.
'~The Y. NJ. O. A. Of Norwalk. IN vu
not employ Anna Dickinson to lecture bscsn :.
she rs q ''femals Of pernicious influence"
~SOme alarm about the cattle a,..,...
prevails in West Springfield, Mass seyersl
having died there recently in very mystsrious
manner.
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~LcDg legged gentlemen's boots are ad var.
ised BY one OF tbs Boston stores. Plenty 10
about.
~Mr. Laird was greeted during a recen,
visit 70 the Liverpool Exchange with hooiin
and cries Of "W hat about the Alablmaf,
~ Isabella, the ex. Queen Of Spain, refp.e,
to abdicate In favor Of her son, the Prince n,
Asturias, until he attains the age of fonr,saoi VI
He is now just twelve years Of age eA'
ga croekery wedding is the latest
S"Madame Moore" the pedestrian. i.
licensed in Buffalo to wear male attire
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MONETARY ISsANITY.-The Jury in the
case OF Cole, tried at Albany, for the murder OF
Hisc ock, has capped the climax Of absurdity in
relation to the doctrines Of insanity by d; slar.
ing that Cole was sane the moment before e
Kill his man, and the moment after ward but
mat their minds were in sore citation and at
fiction to determine whether he was insane a,
the moment when he fired the fatal bullet
The Judge instead OF erdeavoring ID repel the
n.tquepcee OF such paltering with principle
VIII ch are plain to every person possessing
common sense, told them that If they had a
doubt the prisoner should have the benefit of
IT, Encourag oy such areTarkable judicial
expression as this, which, in tact, was ali the
excuse that they ne eded, they brought in q yer-
dict OF not guilty. 1t therefore seems by this
1emarka Die opinion that Cole was sane the mo-
ment before he fired the pistol, he was raviny
crazy when he hred II, not knowing what he
was about, snd recovered his lenses the mo.
mept his victim fell. This remarkable discoy-
lowed by sanity, Is really lthe most extraordi-
nary Development OF the age.-Pfa. Inquirer
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JEWISH DIVORCE IN A JAIL.-Fiye Jewish
priests from New York visited the House of
Correction in this city, few days ago TO di.
vorce from his wife c. ). Davis, Jew serving
a two years sentence there for theft They
were dressed in black, and for the occasion
wore scull caps of black velvet. The separa.
ton ceremony took place in the Jail Office
DAVIS appeared well attired, and wore hat as
required by custom. He stood during the
whole time his wife sitting. The affair seem
ca 10 be rather one.sided, the priests paying
little attention to the woman. The ceremony
consisted Of utterances in Hebrew over a book
OF the Old Testament Scriptures in the same
langnsge. After II was over Davis went mn 10
MS former companion, took her hand and said
.Good- bye, Minnie" and went back to his cell
He was much affected, but the lady took II
rather more compOsodly. The action OF the
ecclesiastiCs requires the sanction OF the high
priest and Of the legal authori ties.-Boston
TrunsCriDt.
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ALEXANDRIA lTRMs.-Tne Gazette Of las,

ALEXANDRIA ITRMs.-Tne Gazette of last
evening has the following
Ca ried Atcdy.-The Steam fire engine lately
owned by the Friendship Fire Company, and
which was sold under deed OF trust to How,
Kennedy & Co., OF New York, was carried
away on the steamer Columbia, yesterday, to
Baltimore.
Land So,e.-The land known as Yeate's Gar
den, at the southern end Of this city, has been
sold Tor $1,000, to a gentleman from New
Jersey, who will make the necessary improve.
ments, and cultivate 1t as market garden.
In the Mud.-The steamer Virginia carried n
cargo 10 Washing gton yesterday about Ii O'Clock.
and was, on attempting to return, detained
some time on mud bank, having got out Of
he channel.
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0A Mrs. Lyon, residing in Pike county.
Pennsylvania, had quarrel with her nus.
band some days ago. The same night, afler be
mad retired to bed, she procured a double bar.
relied gun loaded with buckshot ana dischargad
the contents OF one barrel into her husbands
head, shooting ont both eyes and otherwise in
Jurlng him. In this condition he laid for two
neighbor happened to pass by, stopped in. AND
found Mr.. Lyons in a helpless condition. He
at once called physician 1t is rumored that
MIS- Lyons contradicted herself several times
WheE questions relative to the deed were as ked
-at times stating that her son did it, an then
Iail at Milford. Ao
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TESTlDONIAL OF HON. JOHN COyOpE
hENBER OF OONGREsS
WASHINGTON, d. c., June II. 1853.
For mere than . year suffered inconvenience
from a constant sounding in my left ear. On the
2lst of May i sppl;ed Tor relief to DR.. Aborn. He
relieved me at once, and from that day to this
have had no diff Guilty of any kind with my hear
ing. Truly, JOHN COVODE.
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TURKEY AND GREECE.

LONDON, Dec. 10.-A Constlntinople dispatch
lust received says the Sultan has sent his uI-
tlmatnm 70 the Greciau Government ar Athens
requiring an answer Ia five days. The Gov.
erhments of France and England sustain the
demand.
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FATAL ACClnENT

PHILADELPHIA, Dnc. 10.-This morning the
orders in the foundry of Blldwin's locomo-
tive works gave way. Four men hurt; VIM
Fleming, since died; James Cameron. leg
broken; Chan. Lieberg, leg broken; John Mar
ner, oddly hur..
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TEE PRIZE RrNs.-A most ds,.,u,,s -.
veil contested prize fight between Donovsa and
Mangrels came on about eight miles nom Port
Jeryis on Saturday. At daylight the ring was
pitened In the snow. The light lasted one
nour ana forty.seven min utes, In which time
thirty-six rounds were counted. After q des.
perate struggle Mangrels was declared the
vtctof.-N =. Herald
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NOT LOST.

NEW YORK, Dec 1O-The story of the loss.
on the Sound, OF the stelme Providence, of the
Bristol line, is without foundation. The steam.
er is az her pier on North river.
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THE LOSS OF THE HIReRNIa

FLORENCE, Dec. 10.-Telegram Just received
here announces the arrival off Donegal Island
OF one OF the missing bouts from the lost steamer
Hlbernla This boat contained second officer
OF the Hibernia and two other persons. Twen-
ty-eight. all told, embarked, but twenty i've
were drowned by the capsizing Of the boat
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ga man by the name of Solomon Carver.
living near warsaw, KY, was instantly killed
by his wife on Sunday, who struck him ovsr
the head with a billet Of wood. They had been
living very unhappily together for a Ion
time and the fatal blow was struck by MRS. z
quarrel. Carver was ferryman at WARSAW
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~Nsv Jersey wants to be divided

~The Grecian Bend goes by the name NJ
"the camel in Paris.
~ 1t Is said that there will soon be An ex
tensive widowhood at Salt Lake n Rrirhsn N
Young does not speedily get better of his para
lysis.
lures artificial eggs, said to be quite as good as
the genuine article, which he sells at Is Cent?
the dozen. =
~The New Orlesns stree. car commando
are 40 bothered with counterfeit nickeis ~ a,
they offer *lUo reward for the capture of those
who manufacture them.
~Nipe Jews were DomiLafsd TO the M ~
English Parliament, and seven, ali I,ibera,s
were elected. The Conservative Jews wars
defeated.
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AT TIE CORNER OF Urn AND STREETS, no. s21
We should scarcely deem it necessary TO sdvsr-
ture. and Housefurnishng Goods 20 the citizens
OF asnfneton, Alexandria, ami GeorsetOSn, As
tney have already been very kind In be slowing
for which they will please eccept our erAtslat
scknowledsment, and We will promise tn the
future: as in the past, 70 strive 70 please, n they
will please 20 continue 20 ne the light OF their
rangers coming in to Washington daily, ve
would very respectfully invite them. vel as
our fellow itzens Of the District aud surround
ing country, 70 call and examine FOR themselves
We only mention in part the assortment, viz:
Zine walnut and other Parior Suites.
Fine sinut marble TOP, Painted Marble TOP and
Fine Library, Hall, Dinire Room, and Chanber
urniture OF every description.
rine Marble top Ceetre, Hall, and other Tables.
Feather beds, Bolsters nd Pillows; Hair. Cotton
ana Hnsk Mattresses, ana Bedding OF every de-
Carpets in great vsriety-Tapsstry Brus.els Three
Oiicioths OF every variety, from "a, s4, Ga, 60,
vsriou. &, lee Of Mating, Hearth Rus,, an, Door
Large variety Of Ornsmented window shsdss and
nxipesi with all other necessary articles in ,he
House Furnishing line.
NOV we do not give the prices Of our goods IN our
others; but there is one thing that we do know we
bought cur goods for cash, and sell as low ami
20 good goods - any other Furniture esta slish-
Meht IN the district. Only call and examine
You viii find q complete assortment Of all the
sSs seSys nxmsd Eood. @ a. ogr BRANOn HOUSE, No.
streets nerth, In charge Of w.lter b williams.
nols-lm GERM q WILLIAMS
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~A negro named Nelson Gilmer has been
airesu In Sfaunton, Virginia, and sent on to
Richmond, on suspicion Of having murdered
William L. Burton, a native of Char lottes Vile,
Virginia, and brakesman on the Central Rail.
ROAD, whose body was recently found lying
in gully near the switch at GordousyIlle.
tied hand and foot, and covered with wounds
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PKRsoNAL--Hon. Frederick N. Sawyer
South Carolina, and Hon. John Pool, North
Carolina. are at the Ebbitt House. ...-Hon
Galusha A. Grow, of Pennsylvania, is at Will
lards,
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GEN. LOGAN is sufficiently recovered, we are
happy 70 state, TO be able to occupy his seat TO-
day.
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~ HON. John y. Schumacher, Congressman
elect from the 2d New York district was rob.
bed OF q valuable diamond pin on a Broad way
steRe about week ago. Two of the thieves
were arrested and committed to jail, but the
stolen properly could not be found. A day or
two ago friend handed him package which
he opened, and found enclosed the indenticaI
DlD
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INTERNAL REveNUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were sl47,Ois2S.
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MINISTER JOHNSON desires to come hone
end explain his negotiations with the British
Minister, which he Iustifies.
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Born HOUSES OF CoNGRRs, have adiournei
over until Monday.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

IHE PUBLIc DEBT.-The following lie the
statement of the public debt of the United
States on the LIST of December, 1863, Just issued
from the Treasury Department:
Dso BsnytHx Com Interest.
rer cent. Bonds ........S III ,5S3 400 90
per cent. Bonds. 1881 Z83.677 800 90
per cent. 80 Bonds. Il ,5O2 SO 40 90
ST ,lo7 ,as6,Ioe 90
Dsbt Bea,tng Currency Interest
tertI1Cates at per ct. $4,000 60
Navy Pension Fund
at per cect-----.... IA 900 Go GO
-,r.o "a. m
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Mr.. JAMES RYAN, Of the Statistical Bureau
OF the Treasury Department, has been ap.
pointed Chief of the Division OF Publications,
vice j. L. E;shop, deceased.
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was referred to the Committee on Indian At
fairs, instead of the Committee on Military
Affairs as the friends OF the bill desired. This
action OF the Senate is considered rather
unpropitious to the bill, though it Is
robable that some of the members who voted
10 send il to the Committee On Indian Affairs
did SO, noE on the merits Of the bill, but as hold.
ins thai to be the regular Conittee 20 which it
should go.
LABOR ON GOVERNMENT WoRK.-Mr. Con.
ness introduced in the Senate To-day a bill fix.
ing the compensation for labor performed for
the Government of the United Stltes Il en-.
acts that troIl and alter June 10Th, 1855, all
laoorers, workmen, and mechanic engaged in
the en ploy ment Of the Government shall re-
ceive for a days labor, as provided by law,
the full wages and compensation paid for such
labor as II len hours constituted days labor.
LAID ON the table aud ordered TO be printed.
THE Ssr ATE Select Committee on Railroads
Senator Sherman chairman,) to whom was
referred various bills, at the last session, char
tering railroads from Washington to New
York, TO Cleveland, and to Cincinnati, held
meeting this morning, and made considerable
progress towards a report. 1t is believed the
committee will report favorabiy upon the
power OF Congress to charter such national
roads.
LIEUT.. COMMANDERS H. DE HAVEN MANLRY
has been ordered to the Hyhrographic Office in
this city. Commander f. P. McCrea has been
placed on waiting orders.
SECRETARY SCHoFIELD, General George II.
Thomas, Gen. A. H. Terry, and Col. Camp bell,
with several Senators and Representatives
will leave here Saturday night or Sunday
morn ing for Chicago, to attend the re-union of
thn n noks Al.
and 10th instant. It is probable that they will
be accompanied by Gen. Grant and several
members OF his staff.
Hon. J. s. GOLLADAY, NJ. q from Kentucky.
was passenger on the ilI-fated steamer Amer
lea, destroyed on the Ohio river last Friday
night. Fortunately he escaped with his life,
but his baggsge and travelling effects were
lost by the burning Of the boat.
The HEADQUARTERS Of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau is being removed from the building at the
corner of Nineteenth and streets to the How.
ard University.
GENERAL GRANT made some visits in New
York yesterday afternoon, and dined last even
Dg vTh Marshall U. Roberts. It's understood
that the General will not return to this city
until tomorrow evening.
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION BILL was amend.
ed in the House of Repre- sentlt;ves yesterday
to make the election on the fourth Thursday
in May, and TO provide for the meeting of the
Legislature in September, and was passed as
amended.
SUPERINTENDENT TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Z. q. Handy Esq, has been appointed Acting
Superintendent OF the Treasury Department
while G. b. McCar'oe, Esq, the Superiu-
to 10
the p. hitting Division.
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OFFICERS;
ULAEk, Phtisdelphta, President.
0v,ohE, chsirmsn Finsnce and R1ecut
HkNsv D. COOKE. Washington. Vice Pr.
EMlRsoN ". PEEr. Phil.aelphia. Secret
rs. TGRSKR. Washington, A,u.,.n, Seer.
BkAhois z. cAlIH, N. D, Medical Direct
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARp
J. X. BARNES. Surgeon General Uuited
r.. j. HoRWIfz. Chief Medical pe,sr,n
United States Nayy, Washington.
The advantages offered by THE COMPANY ara.
nstionsi Oompany, chartered by special
A paid up capital of 81 COO 600.
IL oners low rates Of premium
~ Inrnisnes laree< Insurance than other CON-
penies for the same money.
tn dennfte and certain In its terms.
home company in every locality.
Ie policies ere exempt from attachment.
mere are no Unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy 10 non -forfeitabIe
Policies may be taken which Pay % the fn 50 red
their full amount and return ell the premiu q ms. 90
that the Insurance costs only the decrease os the
Policies Will be issued that win pay TO the In
eered during life annual income Of one tenth
the amount named IN the policy.
No extra rate 10 charged for risks upon the lives
IL insures not to secure dividenas, bus at 90 Iov
. cost that diyidends viii be impossible.
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EvGRY
COUNTY, and applications from competeat par
dee for such ssencies win suit.ble endorsemsuts
Agents only in their respective districts
application st the once Of ths oou AM IL ihis
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LAND SALE IN MARYLAHD.-On the 1st inst
Samuel b Hance, Esq, trustee, disposed OF a
tract Of land situated in Nottingham District
foI mer trustee to David Young. The tract ws,
purchased by Mr.. James K. Brady, of thar
peighbOr hood, for $500.
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suPIHvIsoR NoNIH HATIp.-Commissione
Rollins ysstsrday nominated General Thomas
L Youpe. the Recorder Of Hamilton county
Ohio, to be supervisor Of Internal Revenue for
the Southern District Of Ohio.
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LAND SALE IN vlRsuIA.-Deputy Shsrir
VIM. +. Barrett sold last week the land of las
Merchant. near Morrison ville, as follows.~
The home tract for ei5.s5 per acre, Michael
Hunter, purchaser; the house and lot for sss3G.
Burr Simpson, purchaser; the mounts,n iand
slo50 Z. Simpson, purchasee.-Leesburo Mr.
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SUPERINTENDENT TREASURY DEPARTMENT
E. q. Handy. Esq, has been appointed Acting
Superintendent OF the Treasury Department
while G. b. McCartoe, Esq, the Superiu-
tendent, is discoarglng the duties of Chief Of
the p. hitting Division
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cArARRH AND TUBERCULOSIS.
TESTIMONY yRoM DIR. TALooSER.

LAwREHcEvILLE. November s, 1857.
pR. ABoRN-Desr Dr:-I am nov almost Well of
the terrible attack Of Catsrrh and Tuberculosis
which had whom I applied to yeu for sdvics.
hav. Away. disliked advertising very much, and
yet It was Jour sdvsrtissnsnt that got ne for .
patient.
Ian convinced by careful study OF the new sys-
tenn Of atoniIaiion, that If well carried out, We
gain thousand years. march upon Oatsrrh and
Dissass Oft Lungs. % plssss to count me in -
an enthusiasts disciple Of the new system, and
sdnirer Of the simple, straightforward means BY
which We nov reach dissass Of the Lungs and sur
rounding tissue.
Tor more thas fo-ty.fcs years have bssn used
o the AIlopsthic practice, for twelve years To-
Gated In Lsvrencevilie, and favorably reeeived,
and honored With business by the citizens.
Yours, respectfully,
a.7.an 4. IALCoHIB, II. D.
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THE FIeHrINs IN CUBA-Despatches from
Havana contain addltiOnal accounts of the
spirited fighting Of last week. Baims sda admits
having suffered heavy loss. He was on his
way from Puerto Principe TO Nuevitas when
the battles ensued. Colonel Lono had aban.
doned Las Tumas and arrived at Hanati. These
movements indicate a withdrawal from the in.
terror on the part of the Spanish troops The
revolutionary forces has met with several suc-
cesses. Count Vlllamer Is marching on SAINT,
EspIrita and Guantanamo had been reduced
1t Is supposed Santiago will be soon ATTACKED
The flag adopted by the insurgents Is composed
of the three colors red, white and blue. The
Havana Diaro publishes an account of smother
battle near Santiago de Cuba, in which il js
claimed the insurgents was defeated with 4
loss Of sixty killed and two hundred wounded.
~The House of Shelter for Females, erec.
ted in Detroit last summer, 10 now IN acti vo
operation. The aim Of the insttut on is to te n
the sincerity and strength Of women prisoners
at the House OF Correction who evInco a dcsire
to reform: to deyelope their strength OF fcharac-
ter and their moral nature, and to instrnct
them in domestic and other duties.
~ The track Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad is now completed to within Az
miles Of Covington, Va The contractors are
COL fdsnt .of having trains running to White
sulphur Springs next May or june, and in the
course OF next Summer the whistle Of the Iocoe
motive will startle the wild deer ON the bant,
Of the GrCenbrier.