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Love and Jealousx and Thor ReS.I

About 10 O'Clock last evening jackson stree
was the scene OF deadly afIay. Cau;e, love
and jealousy in controversy. Harry Herbert
the victim in the tragedy, was a sallor, work.
ing IN the summer as q seaman. and in the w in
ter resting from bis labers. He boarded O Ia
Sale street. near jackson street, with a Mrs
How; but be spent not little of his time with
fair but Eot over yirtuous woman res.d,ug al
No 193 jackson street. At the ssrre house on
Jackson street boarded a mau named Thon As
S'ewarf, who is employed by Messrs Paimeloe
Co, IS the driver of a baggage wagon This
last named individual was an admirer of the
LADY who had won the love of Herbert. IL was
TINS double love that wac the cause of the dead
ly anray OF last evening. The two men, Her.
bert and Stewart met AT No. I93 jackson street
last evening, and the lady who was We object
OF tnelr mutual admiration was present and
became bone OF contention between them. An
afercation arose. Stewart drew a revolver
end deliberately aimed il At his rival, Herbert
and fired, the Litter railing and DIV ing in fiftaen
minutes after the firing vf the shot the ball
having struck him in the region of the
stomach aud glsuced upward. Soeiug his
rival fall on the floor fatally wounded, the
murderer rush"d TO the door. reyoI-
Yer in hand, and endeavored to effect his
escape; but an alarm was Immediately raised.
snd patrolmsu, walking his be AZ near the
scene OF the fatal al ray, gave chase and elught
me mau tefore he he'd gore a block. Daring
ms attempt 10 escape, the murderer threw
away his revolver; but up TO a late hour last
night II had not been found. The mau Stewart
was Immediately taken to the Almory, as was
also the body of his victim. on which an ju
quest will be held to-day. SO far as known.
the murderer aud the murdered have been men
wei respected among their class.-Cb:oago
ReJuJlicdH, o5uh.
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The DISTURBANCES IN HAvANA-The
UIIitd d States Consul at Havana, yesterday
formally demanded of General Dulce the body
OF Samuel Cohner, the American pho otographer,
who was killed bv some armed men copuectcd d
with the volunteers He also wished to be in.
formed whether the Government wou Id be able
TO protect American citIZc as, and told the Cap.
tain General that If il was not, the United
states wsuld be compelled TO protect them
Dulce answered politely, regretting the recent
bloodsheO, and expressing the hope that no
further trouble would occur. He also req uest.
I'd the Consul TO send list of Americ ans to the
Government authorities. The body Of Mr..
Cobner was Immediately delivered. Msny
Cuban iamili"7, who have teen generally very
prominent TevolutiOnisIs, are preparing to
emigTate, fearing a renewal of bloods he'd On
Sunday evening last a man was discovered
psrtinaciously attempting TO enter the apart.
ments OF Dulce. He was arrested, and on being
searched dagger was found on his person.
He was sent 10 PRISON. The public believe that
the assassination of Dulce was contemplated.
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TESTIMONIAL From SON OF MRS
JOSEPH FOLLANSBER

WASHINGTON ID. o., January Il. 1852
DR. .ABORS-Desr Sir In justice TO you and the
benefit Of the afflicted. wish t. add my testimo ~
TO the list of those hom you have cured. Fou
tten years ago had the scarlet fever, and have
been deaf In my left ever since, until 1 " .s
relieved by you. placed myself under your care
d We Gays ago. and received impres eme Mt by the
first operation, and have continued to improve so
that nov can hear the ticking of q watch some
eight inches from my ear.
CHARLES FOLLANsBRE
b street, between 9th and 7th
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NEW YoRK-yIRsr BoARI
lBy BANKERS ana Brokers Telegraph. i


Lewis johnson Il 90. quote stocks ana ponds
Ia home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK Jan 27.-FIrst Board-U = g.
ircl, coupon, Il9s; o2O's le62. coupons Is :;
is64, coupon, l097s; IS6o coupons, IIuy; I~o-
coupon, new, It, a. Saws, l561, coupon. los ,
l0fO's,coupons, Iu- 4; Pacific Mail, l2i OHIO &
Miss Oeruncatea, 37i; Mariposa- = Atlantic
Mail, none; Canton. coy; Cumberland, 3s;
WI. Telegraph 36x Quicksilver, - Boston
WAFER Power, l5A; N. Y. Central, I64 Erie,
3 do. prefd, 63h; Hudson, 1876; Reading,
g1; Michigan Central, none; Michigan SOUTH
ern, ~ y; Illinois Central, l3a; cleveland and
Pittsburg. none: Northwest ~ : do. preferred
sess Cleveland and Toledo. 100 &: Rock Island
1851; Fert Wayne, l23k; Alton & Terra asute
i2ki Toledo & Wabash, 6ls.; Admms EXP,
son; Wells, Fargo Go. Exp. % 4; American
Express, -; United States EXP, 5OS; Mer-
charts Union. 1SS; Chicago & Alton, liS \: do
preferred, 1is.. Gold. E36 aI36a.
by Cable.I
LONDON, Jan %, N q. nI.-Consols, 93s: T..
5. Bonds, 75x Illinois, 9lA; Erie, Dc.
FRANKFORT, II q. m.-Bonds, s9a.
LIVERPOOL, l a. m.-Cotton firml. Sales will
reach 1uim bales. Middling Uplands, ua.a
nH; Middling Orleans, 1lS.
LONDON, Jan. u, ! p. m.-Bonds frmer.
Stocks steady. Illinois, S2a; Erie, 26 Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad, &6. Other seca-
rites unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, I p. m.-Cotton market hrmer.
Sales OF 12.000 hales reported. Middling Up
ns; Mid9ling Orlesus, ll&allA.
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WAsHIS6TON, d. c ,January l3, 1859
1cheerfully certify that my wife has been for the
past two weeks under the treatment of DR.. Aborn
24s street, and is rsI sIidlyresaining her hearing
having been deaf for the past six years; her gen
eTal health, also, is much improved. She has be 4
treated tor deafness by some six eminent physi-
clans In Boston. and her case pronounced lcura-
lie. She can now hear ordinary conversati IN
which she had been deprived Of for so long a time
i would state that the treatment of Dr. Aborn Is
not painful, nor in the least degree unpleasant
GEO. T. eMALLwOeD,
Business Agent Columbian College
Washington, D. c.
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INDIAN CHIEFS COMING TO WASH.

ST. Louis. ian. 26.-Several 1ndian chiefs.
representing The Kiowas ana Sacs and Fox
tribes, arrived here yesterday, on their way TO
Washington. They claim to be authorized TO
make treaties OF peace on behalf Of the Klowss.
ComaDche and other tribe. apd say il the plan
SET 1orth by General Harney, OF Withdrawing
the United ates troops from the ir hostile atti-
tude is adopted, the Indians Will resurn TO
peacsful pursuit and accapt such terms
ss The government may determine upon
Ihey complain bitterly of the manner in which
toey have been treated by Indi IN gents In the
ols'ribIfion of annuitIcs, and sire that they
VIII be withdrawn.
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wasH1ssIox,D January L, Is,e

WAsHINGIOS, d. C., January IL, 1853
BR. ABoRN-Dear Sir have been under your
treatment between two and three weeks for d.
ease of the head, throat and chest, which eau =
me 10 despair OF my life; but 1 am very grateful
10 lie able to add my testimony in behalf of your
successful treatment. began to improve within
twenty -four hours after having placed m self
under your care, and have continue to improve
from day to day. i am quite relieved Of the dis
tress In my chest. and experienced reliefin ever,
respect far beyond my snticipstions, as 1 am 90
wears Of sSe JOHN MOORE,
Ne 3i7 street
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TESTIMONIAL FROM REv. JOHN HAISEs

TESTIMONIAL FROM REy. JOHN HAINES
wAsHISGTON, ID. c., January IA, 1859
To THE PUBLIC:
i have been painfully sfiicted with an ulcerated
disease Of my throat for about three years. which
at times caused me to relinquish all business In
deed, fer two years have been unable to perform
my pastoral duties, owing to the serious condition
of my throat i was providentislly ad vised TO sp-
ply to DIR. Abern, at 24s street, By one Of lt,
patients, which i did about two weeks ago, e
within the brief period Of two weeks, under his
shillful trestment, can cheerfully state that 1
eonsicer myself permanently cured. There seemed
TO be peculiar properties In DIR. Aborn g trsatmen.
which acted like magic in my case.
BBv JOHN HAINEs.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

DEcEaBkR 81, 'SSo.
This 10 to certify that have been afflicted With
Chronic Catarrh and Sore Throat for twenty yeaI 8
Past, and have suffered acutely therefrom for two
years. Though not very deaf, I have always heard
indissinctly. i have been under the treatment Of
Doctor Aborn, of 2se street, for two weeks, a nd
eheerfuIly assert that Of the Chronic Catarrh
and Sore Throat is being rapidly Effected and that
I hear much more distinctly than before I was
treated. J.T. JONES,
Third Auditors Office.
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The FLORIDA ALEGIsLATURE.-TEe commit
tee of investigation of the charges against
Governor Reed-the majority Of fvc-reported
the evidence taken, but offered no advice or
opinion. The evidence submitted shows some
irregularities, which tine Governors friends
say he can and VIII explain. The minority Ie.
port states the evidence does not warrant the
impeachment. resolution was passed au.
tboriZipg the Governor 10 appoint Ihree COM
missioneIs to visit Montgomery, Alabama, to
negotiate tor a transfer OF portion OF the State
west of the Chocfawhatchie river to Alabama
Also, a resolution ordering an election in that
portion Of the s ate on the question. The
Alabama comm sion ers have gore home.
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~Mobils is considering the propriety Of
mounting its firemeu on velocipedes so that
they may arrive early at nres.
ga .gelunivipede'' has been invented in
Massachusetts,. It IL an Instrument for the
rapid propulsion of hand.sleds.
~There wss excellent skating on all the
ponds in New York and vicinity on Saturday,
and the attendance Of skaters was immense
II is calculated that thsre were over 20,0OO
pers ons ON the Central PARK lakes alone.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN MILLER.

This old ard well known medy. which be. &C.
CURED world wide repown Cor the cure Of fsadd.a
Gods, ooSghs, e'e-, weak stomach. general cobil-
NY nursing sore mouth, oanker~d mouth n % roat.
liver complaint. dyspepsia or IN iIe~.tion crsmn
or pain IN the stomach, bowel complaint. painters
conc AsAie oholers, iiarrhr aud iyseutery has
lest noLe OF its good name By repeated trials hut
eoutns ses 70 occupy prOmi nent position IN every
family medtcine chest. agl.iu
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Balsinsre Marxe,s, rs.a.v,

BALTrMoRB- Jan. 27.-Cotton quiet and steady
NiddlIng Uplands 2s. Flour more active, but
prices unchanged. Wheat shade firmer: sal =
% prime red - - TO - 80 Corn firm: prime
white, ;. TO =; yellow % 10 =. Oats ii M a,
da15. Rye firm AT si.55asl57. PORK firm al
81 Bacon active; RIB sides, L. a; clear. do q,
Il al y; shoulders, Is = ais >; hams %. Lard
fil IN AT u cents
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AFFAIRS CHICAGO.
r ates on Railroads,

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-C1ilds 4 Co.'S ore, OF
State street, was burned last night. I.o JO.WrO
Az tne 81 SsIon of the Illinois LEGISLATURE yss-
terday, bill was introduced TO compel the
Iaiiroaos OF this State 10 charge uniform Rates
lor transporting freight. I he bill also provides
mat any railrold charging more than pro rata
proportion shall pay the owner Of the freight
nNe times the amount wrongfully collected
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SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.

from II 10 Jsneiro
Inc war news is unimportaut
Inc ParaRuayau army, though badly defeat
ea at Nllletta, still occupies the strong hold of
Tne damege sustained by the burning OF the
Custom House at Rio Jarero is largely over
,stmatCd
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SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF CATARRP
have been afflicted with chr onic' Catarrh %
that could net breathe through my nssrils. and
vas very nervous and debilitated when placed
myself under DR.. Aborn $ are. some three week,
ase Inow can breathe freely through my nos
tri.s, and am feeling like new being. His tire ct
ment has had most magical effect upon my case
A sTIARwALT, JR,
Government Printing Once.
JASuARY L., 1853.
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Wall Street To.dav.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Money easy al per
cent. Exchange, 9a. Gold, 36ss. 5-2u's Is ,
10Y. NORM Carolina Skies, new, 62 Virgo /.
; xes, ex-co"pon, So asked; Tennessee SIxes,
G-coupon, g. = new, 81.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market works with
continued ease, and the general rate for call
loans is per cent Many loans. however, are
ma fe AZ six per cent, AVID IN proportonztel~ ~
grr aier amounts than previously. Cno,ce
paper is discounted NJ to per cent
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MEDICAL, NOTICE

Doctor . DEF CURTIS. author q Manhood -
Medical ksssys on Marriage T" &c. &C begs 10
n my his " washington patients, that o~ins 20 his
extensive practice IN BsltiaOre he viii tn future
he able TO devote emily the follow ma d.ss % their
interests. and will attend WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY ENENINSs from 5to o. IN .
and SUNDAYS from Do te q aud 90 o. m AZ
No. 222 street. Of Nillards Hotel
Other dsys at his residence, s. North Charles
street. Baltimore.
sFECIALITY -Tres,ment and onr. Of nervous de-
bilty, and all diseases arising from abuses Of the
system. oc R 6m
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.WAs GEN. BANKS twi"a ordered TO super.
sede Gen. Gl ilt," IS a question snll agitating z
ihe press. We now see that the Lawrenc', :,
Mass. s.Americca-published in General Bars
d,slric.- -1ys:
1T Is q1iie useIccs for tie New York Sun or
the Bo IN 4d, rtiSsr - sns er at tie matter -
fc .ol. for. as We haOps per onally 10 know.
TIE offici-' autogrop1ic orders are now in the
hc IDS o; general GIsnt, and put the whole
mater eyoLd QUO sticn OF controversy
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REMARKABLE CURES.

DR., Aborn herewith publishes Q few OF the many
testi imOnisls HANDED 20 him by his patients Other
certificates o. cures effected by him since his res
ideres in Washington can be seen at his ofice,
24> street.
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ADVICE TO YOCNG MEN aBoUr To
MAERN

Essays for Young Men, GA the Errors. Ahu.~.
ans Diseases incident 60 fo oith aud E.rly Man
hood, with the humane view of treatment ani
cure. sent by mail in sealed letter env-lOpe. free
q charge Address HONARD AssOCIsTION
kox Z, Philadelphia, Pa. ais Ist
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GIETLInAN Il YEARS or AGE AC-
KEowLEDGls THE RISTORAfION OF

WASHINGTON, ID. C., December e, ISIS.
DE-. ABoRs:-DeAr Sir: wish to acknow leda
the remarkable success Of your treatment In my
case had been 90 deaf for the past twenty years
a. to be enable TO hear. pt when aadressed in
= vsry high tone. After ten days under Jour
treatment my hearing appears to be perfectly re-
stored. 4 am n yesTs Of age.
Yeurs, very truly,
p. NODISE, ASA street.
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS IN THE IN.
DIAN COI NTRY.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. - General Shriysr is daily
expected to return from the plans. Nearly
all the Indians will 60 on the reservations
uoops will soon be Withdrawn from the nIains
and Will concentrate at Fort Leayenwortb for
distribution TO other points
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T4E WHITE HOSEA large nun Ger OF VS.
i'o-s called at the White HoIse 10 dav, but no
oIeof any speclr note was announced. nong
tho-e admitted 10 al interview with the P-esI-
dent were a delegat .oa OF four q uaker5
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TWICE MARRIKD-There is a curiors bill
now pending in the Legislature of Kentucky.
IL 10 TO legalize the MARI age of Dr. M. II.
Thorp and Josephine Harvey, although the
lady has former husband still living from
whom she has never been divorced. This for.
mer spouse was Confederate officer, and was
universally believed to have been killed in the
battle Of Stone River. Some ten months after
that event the lady was married anew to Dr.
Thorp, and was living in felicity with him
when suddenly the dead husband reappeared
upon the stage OF life. Like a perfect gentle.
man he maze NO disturbance, but offered the
lady the choice between himself and her second
and newer partner. She chose the latter and
Mr.. Harvey gave his consent and blessings
But this did not suffice to render the marriare
legal, and for this purpose the parties have
gore to the legislature. Whether the desired
relief will be given is rather doubtful, as the
the bill
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THE ROGERS MrRDER.

N1w YORK, Jan. % The INQUEST rerardinr
the Rogers murder was resumed this uornioe
In the chambers Of Assistant Aldermen which
were crowded with spectators. After the ex.
animation OF ope Of the Logan brothers anu
anotber witness the inquest adjourned in order
10 procure testimony ofimportant witnc sees a
present held as prisoners on Blackwell's Isl.
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SHOCKING SUICIDE IOuag Girl Taro,r,
HrseJ "der RdirCaf TJdtn-The Cni a 20
Post, OF January 22, tays: As the Geneva ac.
commodaiion train, which left this city at 5: 30
p. m, last evening, was coming into Dauby,
station twenty three miles distant, hand some
young girl, about l6 years cid. named HANNAH
Waidmsn, daughter of a well known farner
residing near that station, ran up and threw
herself under the cars. which pissed over her
severIrg her head from the body and throwing
II several feet away, aud also cutting of one Of
Der feet and crushing one arm. The cause of
the terrible act is SAID TO be the refusal of the
parents 10 sanction their daughters marriage
with yonng man Of the ne,gn borhoed named
Myers, TO whom she was attached The re-
mains Of the unfortunate girl, which were
found in about half an hour by the Sher II OF
The &C unity, who cbanced 10 be passing pre.
sent'd a most horrifying appearance, as thpy
were gathered up for inferno Mt In the pccket
OF tne deceased was found a letter address I'd to
Myers, saying that she had determined TO end
der life OF misery. although some might think
she " as foolish in doing so. and bidding him
an afC ctionate good She is SAID 10 have
threatened to make away with herself on sew
eTal preyiors occasions.
The train knew nothing of the occurrence
until ttey return: this morning; it having
taken place at dark. aud the girl evidently
having taken the pret anton not TO place her.
self b-fore the locomotive, which would proba-
bly, have thrown her from the track but 10
have lain down between the wheels of the
cars.
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HALLS VEGETABLE StCILtAN HAIR
RENEwER.

Renews the vitality Of the scalp
kenews the hair Go its orig ginal color.
Repevs the nutritive matter which nOarfshee
the hair
henews the brssh, wiry hair 90 silken softness
kepews tn grevth q the hsir
henews the appearance Of those that are Raid
aud Grey aud l. a spienci ia hair dressing. Noon
its effects.
p HALL & CO, Nsshua,S II Proprietors.
Fer sale by all druggists ialg.D
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PACIFIC RAILROAD got a black-eye IN the
s-na.e to-day. Senator Slerman's motion 70
gave it the go-by and take up the Funding bill
prevailed by vote of % TO 26. two million
subsidy got hurt that time.
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y correspondent Of the Chicago Advance
IN discussing the question Of divor~s and lis
evil results, claims that If the ability to again
marry was removed. and a disability made
pei manent as to both, there would be a very
.ew divorces.
~Judge Drummond, OF the United States
ihsTict court, sitting In Chicago, has decided
that IN making income return q man NAV de-
duct prom ssory notes aud bad debs
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ACAgD FROM PAYMAsTER CCNEINGHAM
T. NAVY

WAsHTSSToN ID C., Jan. IS, 1859.
The skIlful, successful, aud scientific trestme &
Of DR. AbOrn in q of Ear and Throat disease
elicits my gratitude aud thsnss. and 1 warmly
commend him to my friends and the public gen
orally.
DR.. AborR is q man Of few words, bxt his profes.
sionsl ability speaks for itself
JOHN 9. CUNNINGHAM,
Paymaster United states Navy.
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DEEsoNAL.-Charles Allen Perkins. Esq
= ere ary of the Amer.CI1 Legation At Stock
holm, is stopping al the Eo6it: housc, being
tome on sho =: 's1ve of abss1Ce
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PsCsoNAL.-SC cretary McCulloch and Gen.
eral John Cochrsne, of New York. were ON the
HoIse noc- to-day. .--John B. BALDWIN,
joan A. Cambell, ]. T. Campbell, aud J. H.
Williams, of Virginia, are at the Eboitt House.
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BLAcoUE BEY the Turkish Minister, gave a
e nail ar d select musicale on Monday evening at
b residence, on II So q.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvEsUK.-fhe receipts to-day
from this source were siI0.56J.19.
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wAsHINGIox, d. G.. January 9. 1879.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. January 9. 1879.
THIS 10 to certify that have been cured of deaf
uess and discharging from my ear Of very severe
nature by DR. Aborn, ct 2I- Y street, within the
period Of ore week can chserfully recommend
oil to him uho are suffering from similar jisez 3
BARrLETr, Pension Once.
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Mr.. CUMBACK, coming back TO his home a.:
GTeensburg Indiana, after his defeat. was
5eI5 NJ ied and Grated by his nelehbors. In his
rapiy be eulcgiZed the newly elected Senator.
Hon. d. ID. Pratt. and preticted that he would
be the peer OF tf cir greei salesman, U liver p.
Nor On.
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A LUNATIC MURDERS HIS SISTER AND KILLS
HlMsELP.-Monday night, q recently dis.
charg, d lunauc from the st. John Asylum, in
New Brunswick, named Stephen Inness, killed
his siGt ter with an az. He afterwards commit.
red suicide by ripping his bowels open and
stabbiug himself in the breast. His mother
only scapFd by fleeing from the room. The
young lady was 20 have been married next
wtek. W bIch tact, it is supposed, was the mo.
tive for the lunatic's horrible act.
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DEATH OF Ex.GOy. P,CKENs

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 27.-Ex-Goy. Pickens.
formerly Minister 10 81. Petersburg, died al
his II -idence in EdgefeId, 5. G., on Mondsy
last
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CARL SCHURz rc"rivCi grand ovat on
Saturday, night. at 81. Louis. 70 n his German
feIIow-citizens, in honor OF his Senatorial tri
unDh.
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PATENTS To BE Iss JED.-For the week cad.
ing Tu' sdsy, r orda-y ID theIs will be issued
from the Pat'n; Office 30 pIta1ts. Daring the
past week 53j applications aud l3O cave Its were
filed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-27

6UANo AND OIL CoMPANY.-A movement
has been sgitat6d for some time in Norfolk. Va,
looking for the formation of a joint stock com
swarm around the shores OF tue Chesapeake
bay and converting them into oil and Ruano.
An informal meeting was held among proeres.
siye men. which resulted In q determination to
form such company, with the capital Of Sa0,.
G0c, divided into 100 shares OF SiOO each, to 70
into operation as soon rs three -fourths Of the
shares are subscribed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-27
New York Grain MARKET rs.dax

NEW YORK, Jan. E.-Flour marze. is dull
and dropping. Wheat marke. duh aud 81 ght,y
IN buyers favor. Corn marke. is dull ld a
shade lower.