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sFUL TREATMENT OF CArARRH

l have been afflicted with chr onic Catarrh 90
thatI could net breathe through my ne striIs and
vas very nervous and debilitated when placed
myself under DR.. Aborn care, some three weeks
ago. I now can breathe freely through my nos
tris, anu am feeling like Q new being. His tire at
nent hes had most magical effect upon my case.
A. sTIARWALT. JR,
Government Print Office.
JANUAKY l., lsS9.
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN kILLrR.

This old and veil known rfmedy, which he &c.
quired world wide relown for the cure Of ssdde,
colds, cosshs, etc, weak stomach, general debiI-
My, NURSING sore mouth, car kered mouth throat,
liver complaint d, dyspepsia or indieestiou crsr
or pain ln the stomach, owel complaint. painter
conc, Asisue cholera, diarr rhes and 1ysentery hs-
lost none OF Its good name by repeated trials ~
oohuhsee 10 occupy prominent ositIon ia eyery
lAmlly meQlclne chest. ll.lm
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The Small Pox is reported to be very Sc
yerein the Western cities. Ii is asserted that
the numter ofdeaths from this disease mas
been unprecedentedly great IN Cincinnati
Small Pox is declared 10 De au epidemic ~ s.
Louis; IL 10 scourging Chicago though no hing
is said about II In the newspapers, and ia Nil
waukie the public schools and the RIM x have
been closed 1u conseq quence, and rhe shutting
up OF thcatFs, concert saloons ana other
pieces where large numbers Of persons assem-
BILE, has been disc usssd,
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor ,. DEF CURTIS. author OF N On hood 70
edesi cal 1sssys on A.rri.ee Ac.: &c, b.ss 70
extensive practice In Bsltinore, lie will in future
re sbse 70 devote only the following dsas @ their
ana sATUkpAY EVENINGS from 5to s D. m,
snd SUNDAYS from 10 20 and s 20 9 .. m. At
DO. 222 street. Of Wfllardb Hotel.
Other days st his resid,n nee, 5. North Charles
street. Baltimore.
SPECIALITY -Trestmenf aad csss Of ner sous De-
sissy, and all diseases arising from abuses Of the
5sf<Sm. oc Is 6m
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1T "a REPORTED that the negotiation of Mr.
Seward with the Republic OF ColunO Oia. for the
rht OF way to the Dsrian Canal is future
end IN IT Caleb Cushing Will ret uTn home with
out having accomplished his mission at Bogota
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SrARTLIEG SUICIDR.-At III o'clock last eve
plng, of1cer Edwards, of the Fifteenth Pre-
clncf, was going over his beat on the north side
OF Astor place, and when near the corner Of
lafayette place, heard the report Of pistol on
the opposite side OF Astor place, and turnad
quickly round, saw man fall TO the pave
ment. The officer rushed over aud discovered
that the man had shot himself through the
mead aud was already dead. The body was
taken In charge and removed 10 the Mercer
street station house, where IL was Unidentified
as that Of German named John Fritz, about
30 years Of age. The body was elegantly dress.
ed, and in the pocket Of the overcoAt was a let
burg Nurn, No. 3as Broad way, in which the
winter states that he could not live any longer
and asks his brothers. pardon tor taking his
own life. He states that his financial matters
are all arranged and his board paid mp to the
18th instant. No further developments were
obtained last evening, and Coroner Rollins
having been notified, Sergeant Ferris sent the
body to the MorEue 70 await an inc quest.-y r.
Times. Jdnudry 2l.
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POWER FoR SEWING MAcHNEs-The fs--
etsn papers refer 10 an apparai OF cazal, OF
Paris, for running sewing machines by elac tro-
magnetism Water pressure apparatus rs now
constructed by Coque, and by Fa,ne, Of Paris.
which can be attached 20 any hydrant or water
pipe; that of she former resembling a horizon
tai double working steam engine and weighs
but fourteen pounds without the fiy-wheel:
the other is more like simple oscIIlating ma
chine, and is much cheaper. Both are said 10
give very satisfactory results.
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- All the skating rInks are 70 be mstanor-
phosed into yelocipedariums next summer.
~Wh hite tulle rs the most fashionable ma-
terial for brides toilettes this winter
- London physician has oeen analyzinr
the hair lotions used by some of his paralytIc
patients, ana finds much carbonate Of lead
~.She had upon ner but a single rosebud -
sung recently al Steiuway Hail. must have
been an uncommonly hight costume FOR the
SIS on.
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REMARKABLE CURES.

", Aborn herewith publishes q few o. t6e many
testimonials handed TO him by lis fAt:eats Other
certificates Of cures effected By him .inoe his res
iaelos In Washington Can be seea At hss Office,
go street.
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WasgrxeroS.DCJanr.rv,. =.

NAsH1NGTOS,D. G., January L., ls69
DR. ABoRS-Desr Sir have been under your
treatment between two and three weeks for a dis
ease of the head, throat, and chest, which caused
me to despair OF my life; but an very grateful
10 he able to add my testimony In behalf of your
successful treatment. I began to improve within
twenty four hours after having placed myself
under Jour care, and have continued to improve
from day to day. quite relieved Of the dis
tres. In my chest. and experienced reliefin every
respect far beyond my sntieipatiors. as 1 am 90
'esrs Of age. JOHN MOORE
Ne. SAT street
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TRoTTINs ON THE ICs.-A very interesting
frot and the first of the season ON ice in this
vicinity. occurred at Spot Pond, situated %.
tween MedIord and Woburn, on Tuesday AZ.
tsrnoon, the competing horse being N. Lirk's
bay eelding Eli, J. ]. Bowen's bay mare Lady
Bowen, and Steve Hayes's bay Gelding John
Woods. The race was for sweepstakes Of
5000, mile heats, best three In hve, to sleighs,
and there was a very large attendance to wit.
ness the sport. -Four heats were trotted, Lady
Bowen winning the second, and Eli the first
third and fourth, with the race.-Boston Herald.
MISSING BopY F0UND.-On Thursday the
body of the missing clerk of Messrs. C,ld well
90, was discovered in the ruins Of the store,
Chestnut street above Ninth, ON the second
noor, near Chestnut street. From the fact that
ring and bunch Of keys known to belong to
J. Fontaine Polk were found near the remains,
they are believed to have been those OF that
person. Mr.. Polk was In the a3d year Of hrs
age. and was from Wincnest:r, Va He was
time Of his melancholy death. she haying ar.
rived on q visit the night OF the fire. PRila-
deiphid Ledger.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALIENS Lung BALsAM.

IL sells everywhere and gives satisfaction. Resd
the following extracts from letters:
u. Is. BOWIE, Druggist, Uni0ntown, Penn =,
wrifes ALIENS Lung Balsam lIas performed -oma
remarkable cures sbOut hers I recommend 4 With
confidence in all diseases If the Throat and LIN uRs
sTERLISs Bros DrnRgists, write from Osrrol-
ton. send ne six dozen ALsENs LUNG BAL.
sam. We are entirely out Of n. IL gives more
eenersl satisfaction than any other medicine
Sell. 21-lm
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BOLD BANK ROBBERY

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-This morning an auda-
cious thief walked into The Park Bank, dash
ing KIND of shield which he held in q hand
through the glass panel protecting the ooant =,
seized package containing $1,000; passing out
ne transferred the package 10 q confederate.
The first thief succeeded in making his escape,
but his pal was captured and the money r.
covered
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Baltimore Markets. Ts.dav

BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-Virglnia 6'e, old in.
scribed, SO bid, 5OX asked. DO. ls66, 50 ~ hid.
do 1867, ~ bid; do. coupon, old, IS bid: do cou
pom, new, 63 bid. Cotton quiet, bat price.
steady; Middl'ng UpIauds %. Flour dull, and
small business DONG: prices unchanged Wheot
dull. Corn steady prime white, IS. Oats dulI
at 65a73. Rye firm al LAOaSl .55.. Pork actiy We
at 31aS31K. Bacon active; rib sides. II .aI7 X:
clear, lsalsE X; shoulders, 15a154; hams, 90
Lard quiet at 2Oa20hc.
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GBNTLIMAN IL YEARS or AGE A0,
kNoWLEPSIs fHE sEsrosAfioN 81

WARRINGTON, ID. O., December 3, 1853.
DH. Asons:-Dear Sir: wish to Acknov led<s .
the remarkable success Of your treatment in my
ease. had been so deaf for the past twenty years
- TO Be unable TO hear. except when addressed in
. very high tone. After ten days under your
treatment my hearing appears to be perfectly re.
stored. Aa II years Of age.
Yours, very truly,
p. NoDINE, asa y street.
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klABp FROM FIYaAsTTS CUNNINGHAM,
@ : NAVY

Ws-HTNsToy,D ID c., yla. I3, 1879.
The sliIlful, successful. and ScienS c trestme It
@. Or. Ab0rn il = case Of Esr and Throat disease
sIicits my gratitude and tanks, and 1 WARMLY
oomr,end him % my fris. Dc and s1e public gea.
ersiZ.
D.. AborE : a man of few wores. hat his profess
s'Hasl ability speaks for ssself.
JOHN 9. CUNNINGHAM,
Psymaster United States Nav.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SuCILIAN HAIR
RENEWER.

benews the vitality OF the SCALP.
Repews the hair TO its ori ginal color.
Repews the nutritiSe matter which nourishe,
the hair.
Rsnews the brash, wiry hair 60 silken softpees.
Renews the Grewth Of the hair.
keneWs the appearance of those that are Bald
ana grey, and Is a splendid hair dressing. No OH
or Alcohol TO clog up the pores. One bottle shews
its effects.
4. p. HALL CO. Nsshua, N n Proprietor.
Fer sale by ell druggists. jalS-2m
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VIRGINIA NEws.-It is again des,ded in

VIRGINIA NEws.-Iti rs again desided in
Husungs Court ln Rlchm09d Thursday.
attorneys qualifying IN N-ngiuIa COnris. q. q
not compelled 20 take the ? lt,-d uelinC oath
81. Peters Cathedral m Richmond was burg
larously en;ertd Thur 1ay might aud rohe~d
OF three valuable chslIces, three yasCs ane
three cruets, Us, for holding the con secrated
oil.
Gen. Sioneman has appointed Slmue, r.
Maddox, Esq, Clerk of the County and CIR
cut Courts of Powhatan coanty. wee X. r.
Graves, removed.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT To
MARRY.

lesoys Tor Young Men, the Errors. Abuses
sne Disc Aees incident to Youth aud Early Ian
booo, with the humane view Of treatment aud
cure sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes fres,
q charge, Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
Rox +, fhiladelphta, Pa. JaIss3t
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TIE WHRLAN CASE IN CANApA.-The case
Of Whelan, convicted of the murder Of Hon.
Darcy McGee, was up In Toronto yesterday
before full Court OF Error and Appeals. Ten
judges delivered elaborate opinions. fully re-.
viewing the case. They stood four for and six
against granting q new trial. The prisoner
was ordered to Be- sent back to Ottawa Jail. If
. reprieve il not granted, Whelan will be ex.
ecuted on the llth Of February.
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/. ARREST OF COUNTRRFEITRRs. Colonel
Wood, United States detective, made a DESCENT
in New York. yesterday morning on a den Of
counterfeiters. at q baToer's shop, No rs Cherry
street, and arrested several men, all Italians
About $27,OO0 in counterfeit greenback cur
rency, notes and fifty cent stamps, &C., were
found ON the premises, including $4,000 in two
dollar bills OF the Rhode Island National Bank.
Antonio Denario is said to be the leader OF the
gang. Two other arrests Of parties connected
one of them, named John d. Santrella. made
desperate resistance and slightly wounded an
oficer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

PERsorAL.-Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, o.
Wes. Virg mia, is at Wizards. ---Gen. Ru-
rs Saxton Caef Quartermastsr Departmen
of Georgia, is a: the E0o.tt House.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Stock market unset.
teld. Money at per cent Exchange. 9x.
Gold, iSh 5-20's '62 coupon, 49, 1905,
5h North Carolina Skies, old, 81; new, 62.
virginia Sixes, ex.coupon, So \, asked: new o.
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FIRR AND Loss OF LIFK-BsaiA Of n Fa,a.r
ond Ihree Cl.lGIeH.-On Thursday morning
aCout Que O'Clock. = fire broke out IN a tane-
lneni mouse Al the corner OF North Fourth aud
Third streets. WILLIAMSBURG New York tha
lower noor occupied by aman named j ID
tden, and the upper part by several families
pn ne front room OF ne third moor man
named Fred. Thorn hvod with his U,fa ana
i've children. He hastily hfo,d his wife aud
carried Der % the street, then ran IN a~atn
tnroukn the smoke ana came back with two ~
the children. leaving three children SUI an ,ha
room. After leaving the children ar me str.s-
the father again rushed through the flames a, !
smoke 20 save De remainder of nj ranily n
before be had gone half way mp Re wa mr.
trated by the smoke aud WAS unable 10 prp,e
few minutes afterwards. wh.a the aa-,-
hsd been subdue his iBsenslble BODY
found, and on gong M stairs az was found
all the three childlen had perlshed Two e.
these children Were twins. a boy and girl
six years old. and the other was a girI
yt.Ts old.
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In THE SENATE, this morning, Mr. Harris.
from the Committee on the District of CoIum
bia- reported adversely upon the bill increasing
the number OF notaI,e7 public ia tie ID ,t-ict of
Columbia.
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REARREST TOF EOGERT.

MONTREAL, Jan. 23.-Bogert, the abseondi oe
ray masters Clerk OF the Unitd States Wa
vessel Vermont, has been rearrested near this
city.
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GEsERAL GRANT accompanied by his lady,
General Dent, and Colonel Comstock arrived
here at 210 this al ernoon from Baltimore, and
the party were Immediately driven to the
Generals residence ir his own carriage, which
was az waiting.
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WAsHISGToS, ID. G., January O 1850

WAsHINGTOS, d. C., Jan uary 9. 1859.
Tins is 10 certify that have been cured of deaf.
uess and . discharging from my of "a very severe
nssure ty DR.. Aborn. 1t 24e street, within the
period Of one week. can cheerfully recommend
oil 70 him vlo Az -ufering from similar diseases
7. BARTLETr, Pension once.
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The WORKING PEOPLE The shoem skers
OF Baltimore recently held q mass meeting, to
take into consideration proposition made by
an extensive shoe man acturing establish.
ment of that city, to abolish what Is technical.
ly known as the ''team SYSTEM" and employ
the men Individually. This plan. il was aileg-
ed, would in effect reduce the wages of the men
and throw some out Of employment A com.
mittee was appointed to confer with the prin.
cipal OF the establishment. and inform him that
the men could not accept his proposition, and
II not allowed TO work on the old system and
at the old rates, they would not resume work.
The committee, on their return to the m0etlng,
reported that the principal Of the establishment
declared himself quite satisfied with his men,
and expressed 0esire that they should return
TO work on the old system and at the old rates.
The men resolved to return to their work in q
body, and accordingly formed q line or proces.
sion, marching mp the main street aud branch.
ing OF at their re pective shops. The result of
this meeting, it is believed, indicates the good
policy OF a resort TO frank negotiation in con.
neciion with diffic ultiss between employer and
employees, and that, where reason and mcder.
alton prevail, an amicable settlement may gen.
orally be reached.
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New York Grain Marke, r..d.x

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-F1our 10 and I5 cents
bs tier for low grades. Wheat yerv firm. Oats
quiet. OoIn quiet and prices without decided
ohange.
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0The Grant InvIncibles Of San Francisco
is Republican club, which Is coming to see
Grant inapgurated, March q.
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ANTHARAcITE CoAL.-The Philadelphie
American and Gazette, comes 10 the defepcs
OF anthracite coal against the scientific attach.
Of certain physicians Of Boston, whose experi-
meats tend 70 prove that the atmosphere is des
tsriorated by the combustion of the fuel. Al
all the statistics bearing upon the subject shov
that the influence Of the change from wood 10
Seoal has been favorable in it's effects upon the
general health OF the city, and that, az q rule.
the people are better IN health and lonecr iivsG
than N the old era Of wood fires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

ISTERNAL REVENUE receipts from thI.
sodrce to-day were S292, 1872 13.
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The POTOMAC -tAILRoAD.-The Marlbor

THE POTOMAC -tAILRoAD.-The Marlboro
Gazette says:
1--WE are happy to assure the Sun, and its
many readers. who are intert sted IN the sue.
cess Of the Baltimore and Potomac road in its
entire length TO the Potomac river, that much
work is teiDg done JeiOto The point leading to
that city, i.e, below the Washington June
ton on the main stem. The distance from the
juno ton to this town is about fifteen miles,
and the grading is rapidly progressing on every
section OF the fifteen miles, except those Sec
tons which have been completed, accepted 6y the
Company, and the reserred fifteen per cent, for
proper compliance Nth contract paid to the con-
tractors
Further, the road is being now actually 10.
Gated by corps of engineers, which penetrated
Charles county some days ago, from this place
TO the Potomac. and the contract regarding its
completion TO the Charles county line by the
1st OF August 1-7O,' As stated in President
Bowie's report, fully complied with We sug.
gest. therefore, that II is time that all inuendOs
respecting the completion of the whole road to
the Potomac, should cease
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GEN. GEANT IN NBALTINoRB-GeneralG Grant
still remains the guest OF VIM. ]. Al lbert, ESQ
OF Baltimore, and after attending the meeting
Of the Trustees of the Peabody Educational
tuTd yesterday, reported elsewhere in our
paper,) the General, in company with General
Dent, General Comstock, Hon. Robert T.. Win.
throp, Bishop McIlvaine, and several others OF
the board of trustees were taken by Mr.. Albert
TO the Home for Disabled Maryland Soldiers,
on East Baltimore street. The party after.
wards visited the works OF the Abbott Iron
Company and OF the Baltimore Copper Com.
paPy; also, kensetts oyster packing establish.
ment, and last night were present at the Pea.
body lnsutute concert. General Grant was
greeted with cheers upon his entrance and
upon leaving the hall, which was crowded
many persons being unPb bic to obtain seats
On leaving the Concert Hall, General Grant
William M. Evarts and ladies, and several of
the trustees returned to the residence OF Mr..
Albert, where grand reception was given.
Governor Bowie was present during the
evening 70 pay his respects to the President
elect, having come to the city for the purpose
OF being present at the public reception Of the
President elect ts-day. The meeting between
General Grant and Governor Bowie was of a
cordial character. The festivities were kent
up until q late hour. General Grant, however,
retiring about midnight.
In response to the very apparent desire of
many citizens OF Baltimore, and in accordance
With the reque It Of the City Council, General
Grant will to-day hold q public reception at
Barn um o Hotel. The reception will COM
menoe at 10 O'Clock q. m and continued until
- m, General Grant being compelled TO leave
by the p. N. train for this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

MRS. CADY STANTON, who took so promi-
nent part in the WOman's Suff<aye Couven.
ton at Carroll Hall, is fine, gent,emanly-
looking parsonage, with a comforta BILE double
chin and white curly Eair, reminding one not
4 Little of the late Senator Pearce of MARYLAND.
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~Oys srs are .sten for a cent" m rlorid.

~Brigbam Young mas a3 Aetna, v,x.. ana
81 spiritual" Anne Poison is the favorite.
OCincinnau has secret anti-dog society.
New York is preparing for Madison
The "Lady in Green" q mysterious fe.
male. Is lecturirg in 81. Paul.
- What SAKE call the "Coiic Bend is rap-
IDLY losing its popularity.
MRS. Oyerton, who is a woman h.x haeo
apPoin.ed inspector Of Customs n Browns.
- Mr. q. A. Halteman, q youth OF l6. was
recentiy married 70 Miss Barbara J. WAGNER.
1seo ~ me ceremony was performed Dy the
hev stephen Smith, on horseback, in the big
Virginia.
Dr. Hoffman argues, in the PaoiSc Kc.iioal
and Saryioa! Jc1rsoi. that the u - Of tobacco by
impeding the circulation and preventing the
Tree ana nsinral supply o. sourlshmenf 70 the
hair, ccsssions oai.less.
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COLORADO rSAGsDv -Ths nsusliy qulst
-9Sn q Giant.e vgs rhTcwa aatb s.se OF
frverish exra'e neat rA- - n ulf ~ cne cf
thcSe H arIrl fraysdies wei h~e a once b hDr-
Tibie ana uuarrountsble. The pSrpag -siar of
th~ S.rociOos crime was Thomas p O'Erien.
Ire GPp. 49, 10 have bCen no lust cause for
this irh0man des :. O'Brieo a. sppsars whf .
iahorIne under a 'eupor tat Of insanity. shos
his VIE. snd then hI-w ont his own bralas
lhe sses WAS committed aboat Q O'Clock lass
hlghi, shots having h. en- heard sbout that time.
ols ss moi Of the y ople had reared tue noise
did net exct. Suspicion. The bodies were
Ioono thls moshiog preventing ghastfy an
ptarance. O'BTien Law upca the nOor, a pistol
IN MS isns hand. his head living In n lsrrs pool
of frozen blood; his wife Was sitting in 4 wood
box, INTO which she hsd acpaiently fallen
when shot The whole floor presented a CORY
an1 slckening aspect. Prom the evidence Of
Drs. Arthur W. Moore and - r. M0rrtso1 A. a.
bad been extinct some hours and that death VAS
caused by pistol shot hat penetrated the
brain. Upon the person OF tha murderer and
suicides paper containing a statement Of the
contemplated decd was found. The only rauss
for the IufsrDal at. as appears by th,s coafes
sion -. that his wife WAS one OF The harae.f
hearted women in TIE country No, ma~h a
known here OF % BrIea's former lfe ne pata~
new conner "a thIs country. Indcsd ne hNd
oply been bere a Sufficient time 10 make himself
comfortable for the winter, whea ne astonIs ned
hls newly formed sCquaIntances by comma
ING this unaccountsble decd.-Dssrsr " .-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

~At the Congregational College in Grin.
nell Iowa, cat Of 800 students, 200 are yonnG
women
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Government Securtttes.

WAsHIn0roH, Jan. % l569.-Jay Cooke a
70 furnish the following quotations Of Cav
eminent socurities. '
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HON ID. W. SrAhBAUGH. Democratic Mem
Der of the OHIO Senate died al his re7idenc, IN
New Philadelphia, Otto, Oh yesterday, of lung
fever. He was a brother in law of Hon. X. J
Atkinson, of this city, having married the la
teTSs sister about month age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-23

TUESDAY EVENING next the President will
hold his first State dinner of the season at the
White House. 1t Is expected that the members
Of the Cabinet. Foreign Ministers and Justices
Of the Supreme Court will be the guests nvi-
ted. On the Tuesday evening following the
President and his daughters will hold their
second reception Al the Executive Mansion.