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gratifying TO invalids TO know that this. the
in the form Ofa
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Mr.. Julian, (Ind. bill to close the land sys-
tenn in certain States. Committee on Public
L ,nds.
Also bill to incorporate the National Home
Also, bill to aid in the construction of the
Arkansas Pacific railroad. Committee on the
Pacific Railroad.
Mr.. Ferry mich. Bill 10 reorganize and in
crease the efficiency of the grade of surgeon
IN the Navy. Referred to Committee on Naval
Affairs.
dicisl system OF the United States Committee
on Judiciary.
Mr.. Winoom (Minn. BILL giving an ad =
ditional grant of land to build railroad and
telegraph line from Lake Superior to Puget
Sound Committee on Public Lands.
MI. Arnell (renn. Bin TO provide for the
representaton OF the District OF Columbia in
Congress Committee on the District of Co.
lumbia
Mr.. I.aurencet OHIO .)-Bnl to limit the frank
ing privilege Committse on Pest Office and
Post Roads.
Mr.. Barnes IN. Y.)-Joint resolution com.
rellng the National Banks to have statements
OF their condition pu ublished times a year.
COMMITTEE on Banking and Currency
Mr.. Coburn lind offered a resolution it,
sTucting the CommitLse on Public Expendi-
lures 10 in vestigate the contract of Wells Fargo
IL Co with the Post Once Department for car
ryIng the overland mail. with power 10 send
TOR persons and papers. Agreed 70.
Mr.. Holman Ind.) offered two resol utions.
one setting forth that in the present condition
OF the public Treasury, no further subsidies
should be granted by Congress, either in bonds
or money, to railroads or other private corpora
uons; and the other that grants OF public lands
ought TO be discontinued, and the lands kept
for actual settlement
Mr.. Window (Minn.) moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table. Not agreed to.
Mr. "ashburn (Ind.) called for a division of
the resolution The vote was accordingly
taken on the first, on which the yeas and nays
were ordered, and resulted-yeas, 81; nays g.;
so IT was adopted. The second resolution was
laid On the table-yeas. 10: nays, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

wasHIN5rON, d. e Jasuary Is, 1859
eheerfuIly certify that my wife has been for the
past two eeEs under the treatment Of DR.. Aborn.
24s street, and is rap her hearing,
having been deaf for the past six years; her gen
eral health, also, is much improved. She has been
treated Tor deafness by some six eminent physi-
clans in Boston, and her case pronounced incura-
Tie. She can now hear ordinary conversati On &,
which she had been deprived of for so long time.
I would state that the treatment of DR.. Aborn Is
not PAINFUL, in the least degree unpleasant.
GEO. T. eMALLWOeD,
Business Agent Columbian College.
Washington, d. q.
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FoRRIsN NEWS BY CABLK.-Despatches
from the East report that a difficulty has
arisen between Turkey and Persia Disturb
ances have broken out upon the Eastern from
tier between the Persians and Turks, which led
to the withdrawal OF the Ambassador of the
Porte from Teheran. Since these occurrences,
Persia has been massing troops on her north
western frontier.
Rangabe, the representa- We Of Greece, has
Informed NJ. Lavalette, the French Minister of
Foreign Affairs, that his instructions from the
Government At Athens are delayed in conse-
QueDce Of an interruption Of the telegraph
The Conference on the Eastern question at
Paris, is on the point of closing its session. 1t
recommends Greece to accept so much of the
Turkish ultimatum as relates to Cretan affairs,
and to refer the case Of the affair at Syria To
the decision of the courts. and promises that
Turkey will Withdraw the last of her ultima.
tum touching the observance Of International
law. The Conference maintains the policy Of
non Intervention. The latest advices from
Athens show that preparations for war are
actively going on in all parts OF Greece. The
banks Of Athens have loaned the Government
32U,OO0 ,O00 tor war purposes.
Addiuoual reinforcements for the army In
Cuba will soon sail from Madrid under Gen.
erEl Pelsz. Returns from the provinces IN
SPAN increases the ove-w helming ma]orities of
the Government candidates elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18
IBy Banrers. ana BROKERS Telegraph

Lewis johnson & Co quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows.
NEW YORK Jan lS.-First Bcard-U. SIS
1871, coupon, l19E =; 6s0's, lso2. coupons. ISs
1854, coupon, lOs =; 1868 coupons. no.; $50
coupon, new, lUea; 6.20s. lS67, coupon, lOSK
lo.&Gs, coupons, ,lOs \; Pacific Mail, ,l2l Ohio *
Miss. Certificates, 35s; Mariposa, AZ. Atisntc
Mail. none; Canton, 5iS; Cumberland, 3
". u. Telegraph. 90: Qmcssilver. 2ih: Bcstoa
Water Power, IL; n. Y. Central, i6i !; Ere
~; do. preferred, o. Hudson I3I; Readins,
IS IL; Michigan Central, liz =; Michigan Sou N
erE, SOX; Illinois Csntral. l43, Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 81 Z: North west, AZ; DO. preferred,
So; Cleveland and Toledo, lO3: Rock Island.
III y; Fert Wayne, I20A; Alton & Terra Haute.
39 Toledo d Waoasa, 6l &; Adams Exp.,
nonei Wells Fargo Go. Exp. none: American
Express, 30; United States EXP. ASK; Mer-
chants Union. 13 Chicago & Alton, none: do.
preferred. none. Gold. rs 7. al36.
By Cable.l
LONDON, Jan II, ] p. ni-Consols, 92I.
". >. Bonds. 75a. Illinois. %. Erie. ~
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad. Is x
FRANKFORT, p. m.--Bonds, 79s.
LIvERPooL, y. m.-Cctton market fiat and
lower. Sales 10000 bales. Middnng Uplands
Il7s; MiddlIng Orleans, 1lX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18
wssHrxGIox,D.C. January u. Is,

WAsHINGIOS,D ID. c., January Il, lsB
DR. AEORN-Desr Sir: have been under your
trestu ut between two and three weeks for dis
ease of the b. ad, throat, and chest which caused
me 10 despair OF my lie; but 1 am very grateful
TO he able TO add my testimony in behalf of your
suceessful treatment. began to improve within
twenty four hours after having placed my self
under your care, and have eontinuei to improve
rom day 10 day. quite relieved Of the dis
tress In my chest, and experienced relief in every
respect far beyond my snticipatiops, as / am %
years Of age JOHN MOORE
No. 347 street
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TESTIMONIAL From REV. JOHN HAIsE!

TEsII MONIAL FROM REV. JOHN HAISES
washington. ID. q, January IA, 1859.
To THE PUBLIC:
have been painfully sniicted with an ulce -sted
disease of my throat for about three years. which
tImes caused me to relinquish sN business. In
deed, fer two years have been unable to perform
my pastoral duties, owing to the serious condition
of Ry throat was proyidentislly advised 20 sp-
ply TO Dr. AbSrn. at as street, by one of his
patients. which / Did about two weeks ago, and
within the brief period or two weeks, under his
skiIlfuI treatment, / can cheerfully state that I
eOnsicsr myself permanently cured. There seemed
TO he peculiar properties IN Dr Aborn s treatmen
which acted like magic in my case
BEy JOHN HtTNES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

STAT a recent ball in New York city, the
programmes were printed in the form Of
gaudy butterfly, and looked very pretty as
they hung nom the ladies' belts.
ga fifty. dollar counterfeit greenback has
been detected, IN which old Benjamin Frank.
lin has too many buttons on his vest.
SThe Ward Brothers have challenged the
-. John crew, by whom they were beaten at
Springfield last year in the four Dared race for
the championship Of America
~Unter the new ruling Of the court at
Topeka, Kansas, Q lawyer il required TO stand
mp while questioning witness, and II TOO
drunk to stand, he cannot practice.
~The crowd 10 90 great at Dr.. John Halls
Church in New York every Sunday, that
pewholders have to hang ont tickets bearing
the word sTaken," like those at the theatre.
~Out OF all the Southern families that went
to Brazil at the close Of the war, only seven or
eight remain. The "Hastings colony" on the
Amazon, Has been reduced 20 Q remnant.
Those that are lett are in adsstituts condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18
Baiumsre Marxe,s, rs.d.,.

HALTTNoRR. Jan. 1S.ICotton quiet; Mid
ding Uplands % cents Flour dull and weak
quote Howard Street Supe-fine. al ss.25 10 -;
do. Extra, sl0 do. Family, slO 10 sl2; City
$40 so; do. Family. si05O TO IS; Western
Superfine, Ss,25 TO 1915 do Ex ra, Sis TO
$3.50; do family, to SO 10 slO.75. Wheat dull
receipts small, prime red 50 To s22Jasl %.
Corn dull prime white, s7aSa cents. Oats
firm; at 6ea75. Rye duh, a. siiOaSi 80. PORK
firm, at s3os s3o.5O Bacon firm; rib sides. TX
Ia; clear 17h 10 ES; shoulders, Ia aI4k;
hams, 19a20. Lard firm at 2Jc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18
REMARKABLE CURES.

Dr. Aborn herewith publishes few Of the many
Testimonials handed 70 him by ais patients. Other
certificates OF cures effected BY hiz since his res
ideres in Washington can he at his Office,
"a street.
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JOSEPH FOLLANSBEE

WAsHISGTOS, ID. o, January Il. 1869.
DR. ABORN-Desr Sir. In Justice to you ana the
benefit Of the afflicted, wish To add my testimony
TO the list CT those y hom you have cured. Four
teen years ago had the scarlet fever, and have
teen deaf il my left ear ever since. until was
relieved by you. i paced myself under yoar care
five days ago. aud received sn improvement by the
first Oper alton, and have COT tinued TO Improve so
that nov can hear the ticking of a watch some
els ht inches from my ear.
CHARLES FOLLANSBHE,
h street, between 9Th and 7th.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

VEt IN bEh Il, I50o.
This is to certify that have been afflicted with
Chronic Cstarrn sno Sore Throat for twenty years
psst, and have suffered acutely therefrom for two
years. Though not very deaf, 1 have always heard
indistinctly. 4 have be- under the treatment Of
Doctor Aborn, OF 2sc f street. for two weeks, and
oheerfully that cure q the Chronic Catarrh
and sore Throat s being rapidly effected, and that
4 hear much more distinctly than before vas
treated. J.r. JONES,
Third Auditors 0fice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18
~ Boston is to have ten cent concerts


@Houston, Texas, is engaging generally
In the delightful sport OF cock. fighting.
0lowa promises every smart woman q
good education at the State University.
~Domestic cats have gone wild in San Joa.
quin county, California, and are making great
trouble.
s%It Is proposed to teach photography to
the more advanced pupils in the New York
public schools.
SThey have a story in Leipsic.:that a certain
French pomade 10 made from human fat pro.
cured from the dissecung rooms Of Paris
~The South Amboy IN. J.) cooperative
has proved a success. The result of the last
quarter shows a dividend Of about four cent
1"Not guilty. said an Omaha Jury, shut
II the prisoner is smart, he will leave the Ter.
ritory before night" He left.
~Short-band reporters make from $4,000 to
$1,000 year in New York.
~This is trying weather. People suscepti.
BILE to colds should be very guarded in their
habits while IL prevails. The night air ID par.
ucularly pernicious to persons with weak
lungs, or inclined to neuralgia and rheumauc
attacks. ----. ,--
HrOne Edward Murphy, convicsed of mur
der and sentenced TO the Michigan STATE Pris.
on for life, has been pardoned, as k vas die.
covered to be o case Of mastakou tdentttv ana
now he wants the Leglslature % nav hin Tor
his services while in prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

WASHINGTON. d. O., January 9. 1863.
This 10 TO certify that have been cured of deaf
ress and disenarging from my ear Of a very
pzfure ~ DR. Aborn, AZ 2I- street, within the
period Of one week. eau cheerfully rec commend
ell 10 him v h. are suffering from similar diseases
p. BAkTLErf, Pension Ofics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18
Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK. Jan. 1S-Stock market unset
ued, but lower from the closing prices OF Sat.
urday. Money easy at per cent. Exchange
9S. Gold, 36. FIye-Tventies, ls62 coupon
l3R. North Carolina Skies, e5x; new, 81 x
Nrninla Skies, ex-coupon, 5s; new, 90 Ten
nessee Skies, ex.coupon, 6ST; new, 67X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

AFTER. DARK, what! Why, 60 to the Ma.
tional Theatre, of course.
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SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF CArARBH.

I have been afflicted with chr onic Catarrh 80
that could net breathe through my ne strl an /
very nervous and debilitated when placed
myseIf under DR.. Aborn 9 care. some three week >
ago j now breathe freely through my no
tris, and am feeling like ne being. His treat
me at has had a most magical effect upon my case
A. sTIARwALT, JR,
Government Printing Offce.
JASUART l., lS69
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

ADMIRAL FARRAGUT, General George II
Thomas, General Hancock. General Gillem,
and Senator Fowler, dined with President
johnson and family Saturday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18
Virginia News.

Specs Hodges was arrested m Norfolk on
monday by the military, on a charge of incit-
ing the late movement among the blacks in
Princess Anne County. As he passed the
quarters of the u. 5 troops, they hoOted al him
and cried out "hang him." After a brief ex-
animation before Col. Mallory he was released
on MS own recogniZance to appear before a
military commission.
LOUIS Rose, son of Mr.. BENJAMIN Rose in
Rlcnmond. committed suicide by inhaling
culoroform wednesday night, IN his room al
ms faf hers residence He was about IS years
OF age. and had been suffering from insanity.
On Tuesday night, between seven and eight
o.clock, two white convicts, named John Kay
alias Ford, and A. j. DunnIvant, made their
escape from the penitentiary in Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

TONIGHT General Fitzpatrick delivers hi,
famous lecture on "Sherman's March to tn,
Sea-" The lecture is said to be exceedingly
brilliant and fascinating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

1T SEEMS to be thought that Jewell will be
renominated by the Republicans for Governor
of Connecticut, and English by the Democrats
if he will accept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

PKRsoNAL.-Governor H. II. Wells, of Vir-
ginia, and ex-senator Anthony Kennedy, of
Maryland. are at Willard's. General Kill
patrick Is at the Metropitan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

~ A letter from General Sheridan to General
sherman announces the substantial close of
tne Indian war. The hostile Indians have
oeeH driven on TO he Staked Plain, where there
Is no small game or buffaloes. and are now
ready 10 make submission, and 10 submit 10 tue
Terms dictated. General Sheridan puts an end
10 the story that Black Kettles pand were
peaceabie Indians. and on their resery ryauons al
the time they were alta ked by our troops, He
says they We're one hundred mills from the
reservation, and in the camp were found.
resides the spoil taken from scene of the out
RACES on the Solomon and Saline rivers their
own illustrated history. showing the fights.
murders, attacks on trains, and robberes in
which the band had been engaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

BENEFITS OF FREE RAILROAD Law
Under the free railroad law, enacted at the las.
sitting Of the Pennsylvania Legislature. saws
the Phiiadelphia Press, but six companies have
been organized. This number is much less
tnan that annually secured from the Leeisla.
ture under the old regime, and nay be accept
eo as the working OF correct system. Tee
tendency OF the law is undoubtedly TO dimin.
ish the number OF such corporations by strang-
ling all those which ordinarily came up as
..iobs" and never had existence, nor a design
To exist other than on paper. The terms OF a
corporation under the present system amount
almost to guarantee Of sufficient means, and
an intention TO complete the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

TOMORROW NIGHT Parepa- Rosa, q ueen Of
Song. She is to be abundantiy well supported
and the attraction is sufficient to cram Metze
rOtts Hall without doubt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18
VIGOROUS WoNAN-PbysicaIIv ON

VIGOROUS WoMAs.-PhysicaIly, our Ameri.
can women OF to-day present a striking con-
irast 10 those of ten years ago. Wasp-hke
waists have disappeared. Delicate limbs
languid countenanoes and frail constitutions
generally have ceased to be at a premium. and
IN their place we have strong limbs, ruds =
cheeks and robust constitutions. The English
woman Is yearly becoming more the model
without becoming strong nded in the com
mon acceptation OF the term, our wives
daughters and sisters are becoming stronger
ply sIcally. We do not allude, OF course. TO
those whose lives are devoted TO a round of
fashionable gaieiy and dissipation. This en-
couraging change Is, TO a considerable extent
due 10 the outdoor pastmes inauguraied
among the women. Horse back riding ten.
pms, croquet, billiards, skating and walking
nave ceased 10 ne confined to the sterner sex
women eagerly embrace these am usemeats and
seemingly derive all the enjoyment which they
are capable of yielding.
Ihe English girl, who thinks nothing of
doing hve miles walk before breakfast now
finds competitor In her American cousin.
Many OF the most devoted and sklllfuI disciples
OF the curing art belong TO the other sex. Wo-
men WELD their croquet mallets, pocket hill.
liard balls, and make ten strikes with all the
enthusiasm and elan OF the male sex fond
ness and taste for these pastimes should ba
fostered and developed, instead of being re-
pressed and checked through tear Of their
MAKING women unwomanly. ssMarriage"
says Michalet, AIS the chief end OF woman ~
III such be the case, she can attain IL IN no
quicker way than by prese nting a robust phy.
sique. overfowing with animal life and spirits
IN contrast TO weak puny constitution, bend
ing before any adverse windy. T. 4drertiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18
New York GraiI

New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-Flour duh and de-
clining. Wheat is dull and strongly an buy-
er's favor. Corn without decided change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

GEN. GRANT, also Gen. Butler, called upon
Admiral Farragut to. day at the Ebbitt House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

REV. DIR. SUNDERLAND. yesterday. preached
an eloquent discourse 10 large congregation
al the First Presbyterian Church. Among his
audience were General Grant, the President
elect, and his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

y We are told that q colored barber In Jer
sey City has demonstrated that hair NAV be
grated into a premat urely bald head AZ
made to grow. He takes hair from the head of
another person, and II il is perfect and healthv y.
inserts IT in the cavities Of the scalp, and Sc.
cures 1t to its place by bandages, which are
allowed to remain a few days, until the hair
tades root. 1t Is said the success of the experi
ment depends upon the thickness Of the skull
of the party operated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

THE SWISS REPUBLIC. - Information has
been received here, that Welu has Deen elected
President, and Rufy Vice President OF the
Republic OF Switzerland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

DISTRICT IN CONGBRss.-Mr. Welker intro
dnced in the House this morning a bill to
incorporate the Butchers Benevolent Associa-
ton Of the District of Columbia. 1t names
John III. Click, George CARL, Christian Kieny,
John Rupert, Frederick DIetZ, and Charles
Graf, as corporatOrs. The object OF the asso-
citation is TO assist members in sickness and
secure for them decent burial, and for the
relief OF widows and orphans of deceased mem
bers. Referred TO the District Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

INTERNAL RRvENUR.-Ths receipts to-day
from this source were S390, ,297. So.
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Financial Matters in Baitimsrs To-day
BALTIMORE, Jan. ls.-Wm. Fisher & Sons
quote Virginia 6's, inscribed, old, i9T bid, 50
asked; do 1867, SO bid; do. coupon, old, s. bid:
do. coupon, new, COY bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

fRkvENTIoH OF SHRINKING IN FLANNELs-
correspondent of the London Field saws: .Iu
wasnlng hannels, or other wooden articles,
nave the suds ready prepared, by boiling up
and SO dlssolving small pieces Of soap in rain
water, without soda; but do not nse the suds
when boiling; let them be lukewarm only when
the articles are put in The fiannels should
not be rubbed WIN large piece OF soap, nor
should the material itself be rubbed as in
washing linen, &c; the flores of the wool con-
tain Eumberless little hooks, which tie rub.
olng knots together; hence the thickeplpg OF
the fabric, and consequent shrinking in dimen
slons. Well sluice the articles up and down in
plenty OF suds. which afterwards squeeze mot
wring) ont. The American Clothes wr,ngers
consisting of pair of india rubber rollers.
between which the clothes pass) are a great
improvement upon hand labor, as, without in.
Jury TO the fabric, they squeeze out the water
so thoroughly that the artIcie dries In consider
ably less time than il otherwise wonId do
Att rinsing, squeeze out The water and drv
IN the open air, II the weather il such as 10 Adj.
init OF the articles drying quickly; If not drv
In warm room, but avoid 10 close proximi,y
10 a nre Let any dust or mud be beaten out or
orusned fprior 10 washing"
welding IRON by pressurei instead of by
nammerlng, H new invention which is SAID
TO be attended with the most satisfactory re-
sults.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-18

WAeKueron, Jan. Is, lse9.-Jay Cooke a.
10. furnish the following quotatisns Of Gov
eminent securities: