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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18
Mammoth Bottles only rs Cts
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE
CUEApEsT ANN prar

CHEAPEST AND BEs t.
THE ErGENIE HAIR REsroRER
eclipses all known discoveries fol
the rapidity with which it restores
gray and faded hair to its natural
coior-promotes Its rapid and
healthy growth, preyentsand stops
it when falling of, and is a most
luxuriant dressing for the Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lus-
strous. Mammoth Bottles only rs
cents
Sold BY most all druggists. + 521
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Governor CONRAD BAKER, Of
Indiana. has our thanks for a
pamphlet copy Of bis last annual
message to the Legislature. 1t is
. lengthy, bat able paper.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

Tho bill to strengthen the pub.
lic credit passed the Senate on
Tuesday, in the same form as ii
had passed. tho House.
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Itch Ointment.

Why will you Scratch when re
lief can be obtained for 25 cents?
Buy box of Lipiagston's Hcl
Ointment at Slocum / Whites
Drug Store. tf3S
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

Secretary ofthe Treasury Bout
we'll has ordered a suspension Of
further printing Of fractional cur.
rSncy notes.
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Instead Of repeating the Tenure.
Of.office act, the Senate is con
siderins a substitute to suspend
its operation till tho next session
Of Congrcss.
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One Of Mr. Johnson's last Official
acts was TO retire Paymaster Gen.
eral Briee. for personal reasons,
and ono Of President Grants FIRST
orders directed his restoration TO
his position.
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Good Commercial Note Paper at
Tathill's new Stationery Store al
10 cts, a quirc ga sheets) 45tf
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Tho old reliable Faber Pencils
for sale at Tuthill's. Finest grades
rs cents per dozen. 45tf
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A VALUAB-E -EFARM FOR
SAFE

Tho farm. belonging to the estate ofthe late
Dr.. James White, three miles Eaot Of Lancas.
'er,on the zsnesulle 4 Naysyille Turnpike,
containing lsO acres. For terms enquire at
slocum Whites Drug store
Jan. I2, lse9.tt
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Extra fine 3O3 Steel Pens so cts.
per gross, at Tuthill now store.
45tf
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Danforth's celebrated Non Ex-
plosive Petroleum Burning Fluid,
at 80 cents per gallon, for sale by
5l'2t w. Il. MARTIN.
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"Barrett'sP warranted, "Bar-
rott's" warranted.
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Good heavy School Paper at
Puthill's new. Store at Is cts. per
quire. 45tf-
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"Barrelt's" is celebrated.
At Cost for Thirty Days..

o"sU AVE AnirIy DaySL~
The fine stock at Do Muth's Boot
and Shoe Store has to be closed
out by tho lst Of February. Go
thcre for bargains. Aft.
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Good business envelopes for
sl95 per thousand at Tuthill's new
store. 45tf
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OTicE no
Turnpike Road Contractors.

B.
Sealed proposals. will be recei,ed Al A..
uHors Ufnce ofFairfeldc until IL o'eIocL
y, NJ, ON Monday, the 18th day Of April neSt' M.
an ane grading, construction Of bridges, cuyerts.
"% TDr o,nsI wateIways and also the gravelling OF
ssho'wman's Tavern" IN Berne township : Fs'r.
m neid eonnty.through Pleasanty,lle and tba
Town OF New Salem. to the county line betwcer
he eoni ties OF Fairfe ld'and Perry, the whole
to he d,v'Saa "Ssag little less thsn ~ miles and
mScn ron four miles in their length. ~
sSpecIncations ofthe work TO be done In each
o.. o, rs sections, together with the msnner IN
%nen ten ine same s 2 be done with the lengths
zen Tor exhibition and inspeetion ~ ths lrJ nho
cor, cot uihce, OF said county, from and sfter the
xsIh ssh instant. Explanations viii also Z, M,
.unes ~ ne gwen by the undersigned al m, ofic !"
on Broad street In Iapcaster y - SsHe 'e
march llth, 1860. s,,ner,r,ansh.
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Festival and Supper

The Ladies' ofthe l. o. G. T. Of Lancaster
vii give Festival and supper 1.-THE CITY
Thursday Eve., March is, '0D.
rhe proceeds are to he applied to the bensfi.
cent purposes of the Association. ~ !, =,
Tickets Of admission to the Hall. 2b eenta
supper, 25 cents additional.
march II, lsG0-2w5l
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sss------------
GOES COUGH BAISAM

A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes-or'linary 1 or. also nam.
moth family hottles-for sale by
all druggists and dealers in medi-
cines. No family should be ove,
night without it in the house. T52l
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CERTIFICATE FOR PUBL
CATION.
ITO be published at least oncc year In every
county where there is au Agent,1
AUDITOR oksTATE's OFFICE, !
nRpAnrNrxT op IN4uu1~cv


prpanTnr,r oy iS.un.Scv
CoLvMBus, o., Feb. 9Th, 1869.
II is hereby certified that the Mutual Life
Insurance. company, located o. New York
Wy ~ e sne su.e oi Nsw iors' v nns MI eemplled'
latIna to hie Insurance Companies, for the
current wear, and has flied ia this office a sworn
statement, by the proper, officers thereof,
ssnu"lnk sn,n ,o1 vo"n my ny qist ,sss =" 'he
aS a's n, SUN A'o0' W W
10 sV''o"''
assn -. fft
Value OF Real Estate owned by
Comphny, soSt .sa7 ca
Amount OF Loans on Mortgages, 2I.l25.I7o ~
Amount Of Bonds, stocks and
esner assur''es oTheu " .~o..a,o ,o
i oo,.sss %
ahosin. VI yasn u sna SsSn n .eIns OAo'ooS VI
"nonns ~ 'innssre1ss ,n ps, nsvu,,"lls u,
enJ all other Propery be
OhB'hB W tho N"hp"hJ"'.- x'aot'vs' "
4, $3.50 3, ~ -.,,- -, =.
,LIABILiTiEs. :
Net amount O unpaid losses aud
CLAIMS Ssa,ns, IN ahe NT."peny; szSo'soA 10
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Good Eagle Load Pencils at Tut
hills new Storo at IS cents per.
dozen. 45tf
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A GOOD FARM
EOnr @mlG. /. i.

II will sellthe farm on which reside, colkxfn.
n ing 100 acres. situated six miles South !.
west OF Lancaster and two miee North Of Clear..
port, on the old Chlllicothe road. known -,
the Old Cruss Keys Tavern Stand. II has \
good dwelling house OF seven Tooms ma y
good frame barn. Also, good out bulldin -.
and cider press, with we'll Of good Wat tSr' AZ
the house, and four never falling aprtnrs -
the farm, and water in nearly every field I've
apple. peach and cherry, 100 acres or eleape1
land In good cultivation, balance IN a. roof
timber as there Is IN the coNntry. Il will seIj
cheap The farm can easily be divided inko
two Tracts. For further particulars. teIlmn,
isee. -
march 18th, lseO-lmSo% JACOB KERNp.
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MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold a. half the price.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

will immediately relieve and per.
manontly cure tho most aggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flaiulency, Sour
stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases OF thostomach and bowels.
Physicians, clergymen and all who
useit, join in unbounded praise of
it's great virtues Sold by Drug.
gists everywhere Price $100. T521
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SMALL FAnm ron SALE.

a n oier, at private sale, my little farm of
pike leading to Royaton. Any 'nersSn " usn,o rno
ing pleasant home will do Wen to call. 80
- :, go Mrs. Robert Oates.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-18

Enamel Visiting Cards in oIc.
giant boxes at Tuthill's Store for
25 cents. 4stf
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J. G. SMITH.

MANUFACTURER OF CANDIES AND
1VA Confectionerles, and dealer in Oroceree.
FRUITS, Nuts and Toys Cakes, Ice Cream, As.,
Oysters and Ice, Cream Saloon for ladies' aud
gentlemen. Northwest corner OF CoiunLua
ana Main streets. march4, ls69-ly;e
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ENsTATE OF WILLIAM CHERRY. n,,'

X. VI WILLIAM CHERRY, Dlc
NOTICE Is hereby given thai the undersisn-
= nss ueee duly appointed and qnalhsd a.
OF Fairfield county, Ohio, d eceased. An nere
sons VIII govern themselves accordingly.
na,oh,, ,ooo AARON A. CHERzl.
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Indiana averages one murder q
day
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A DM1NrsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

A DM1NTsTRAToRs NOTICE.
Noticeis hereby gwen that the undersis m "a
has been duly appointed and qualified a. Ad-
mlnlstratol o. ihe estate Of William Hilysfd,
late OF Fairfield county, OHIO, decd. All'per.
sons will govern themselves accordingly. X
March 4, lsso--3wt0 n ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

A GENTLEMAN "a YEARS OF hGE, OF AMPLW
~ means, desires the acquaintance Of young lady or
widow with view 70 matrimony must be lady. good look.
ing ana rnhned "a her manners Please address slfcle
confidence, ARTHUR BACClpr3H, Herald olucs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

DRUGGIsT-BY A YOUNG UNMARRIED MAN, or
IL unexception,ble references and competent to tax
charge, situation In first store; only moderate
salary expected. Address AMERICAN, Herald Office.
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400 EAST 18th ST, THIRD FLOOR, ROOM NO. a.
TOO pectahle wishes ladies' and gcntemen's
washing at her is very good auncress and does
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

IS sALEsMAN.-A YOUNG AND PUSHING MAN OF
"A experience wants to connect himself with good house.
salary commissions dry goods prefered influence
trade Ia willing to travels references first class Address
MORGAN, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

DRUGGISTS.-A FIRST GLASS DRUG CLERK DE-
~ sires an engagement can furnish best references
". ukSKlNs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

ITO LET-fIRsT FLOOR OF AN ENGLISH BASEMENT
house, nicely furnished suitable for a physician
single gentleman modern improvements lS4 East Twelfth
.t..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-14

DRUG CLERK WANTED-MUsT BE THOROUGHLY
competent, With good recommendations. Apply to E.
FLINT, 323 Stb nv.
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FROM JAPAN.

T
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2I.-Additional Japan
Csc news has been received. The Mkado has
issued proclamation announcing that peace
reisns throughout the land. and lustifying his
opposition to Satsama and the southern princes
All things seemed progressing favorably for
the southern cause. The northern princes
openly disavow the conduct of Admiral Emo.
matto N storming Hskadadi and sinking
several of the Mikado's vessels No northern
amy il now in the field. The southerners are
disbandtng their troops. Tne attack and cap
t0re OF Hakadadi was achieved und er the SUI
pervisio1 of European officers, the southerners
offering but little opposition.
Admiral Gucomatta issued stringent orders
for the seizure and confiscation of all foreign
vessels caught conveying troops and stores.
There has occurred many breaches of neutral
ity by foreign ships. The Tycoon's brother.
Menboneayo, arrived from Paris on the 18TH of
December, and soon after had all interview
with the Mikado, and 1t Is reported that he
was entrusted with a mission of peace to his
brother.
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FEOM SON OF NES
JOSEPH FOLLANSBEE

WasHINGToN, ID. O., January Il. 1859.
DE. AsORN-Dear Sir: In justice TO you and the
benebt of the afflicted, wish to add my testimony
&c The ii-t Of those whom you have cured. -Four
teen years sgo had the scarlet feye., and have
hesn deaf in my lef: since, until was
relieved By you. i placed myself under yoar care
i've days ago, and rece we'd an improvement BY the
frst operation, and have ltinued TO iupro 20 90
that nov can hear the ticking Of 8 watch some
eight inc hes from my ear.
CHARLES FOLLANSBEE,
h street, between 9th and 7th
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proposed police cour; should be charged 20 the
United States Treasury.
Pending the consideration of the bill the
morning hour expired, and il went over.
Mr. Dawes, (Mass-,) from the Committee on
Elections, made report from the Conference
Committee Of the two Hou Sc on the disagreelng
votes thereof on the bill anendatory of the act
TO prescribe the mode OF taking tesumony in
contested election cases. The report was
sgreed 20.
The House then resumed the consideration Of
the Dem yer Pacific Railroad bill.
Mr.. Van Trump, (Ohio,) who yielded tue
floor on Wednesday for motion 10 adjourn,
resumed his argument against the bill.
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WA-HIN6TON, ID. JaBuaTy Is, 1873.
Icheerfully certify that my wife has been for the
past two weeks under the treatment of Dr. Abo-n
24e y street, and is rap idly regsinne 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-
HE. She can hear ordinary eonversati On
which she had been deprived Of for so long time.
i would state that the treatment of Dr. Aborn Is
not painful, Eor in the least degree unpleasant.
GEO. T. sMALLwO0D.
Business Agent Columbian College.
Washington, ID O.
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SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.
The Parasnayan Defeat ut yiIiett,

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The steamship South
America from Rio Janeiro, has arrived with
dates TO 23d OF December.
The Times says, that on the 5th, MARQUIS
Caxias performed a flank movement by which
he threw force Of 20,0O0 allies above ViIletta
a battle near Augustine Ell sued which resulted
in driving the Paraguayans out of their works
defending that place, and large captures of
men and munitions Of war We're made: the
Allies suffered severely. Operations were i'm.
mediately continued, and an attack on Villetta
made on the llth. The Paraguayans were
again rsutsd, but only 200 men escaped. The
capture of war material was very large The
Allies occupied illetta, and the fleet was re-
ported on the way 10 Ascuncion.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SsClLuAN H.uR
RENEWER.

kenews the vitality of the scalp.
Rerews the hair 20 its ori ginal color.
Renews the nutritiye matter which nourishes
the hair.
Renews tbe grewth Of the hair.
kenew- the appearance OF those that are Bald
and Gray aud 10 a spieno i'd hair dressing. SOOI
or Alcohol 10 clog up the pores One bOttle shoxs
its effects.
X. p. HALL CO. Nsshua, n n Proprfetore.
Fer sale By an druggists jals-au
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TESTIMONIAL FROM Rev. JOHN HAIsEs

TESTIMONIAL FROM Rev. JOHN HAINES
WASHINGTON. d. c., January IA, 1859
To rKE PrELIc;
have been painfully afflicted with an liberated
disease of my throat for about three ears. which
At times caused me to relinquish all business. In
deed, fer two years have bee i unable to perform
PASTORAL duties, owing to the serious condition
of my throat. Was providentislIy advised to ap-
p.y 10 Dr. Absrn, At 24s y street, by one of h, {,
patients, which did about two weeks ago, asd
within the brief perio1 Of two week., under his
skillful treatment, can cheerfully state that 1
consider myself permanently cured. There seemed
to be peculiar properties In Dr. Aborns treatmen.
which acted like magic in my case.
BEV JOHN HAINEs.
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WAsHINGIoS, ID. C., January L., 1862
De. AsORS-Dear Sir. have been under your
treatment between two and three weeks for a dis
ea.e Of the head, throat, and chest. which cause
me 10 des,c.r OF my lie bat 1 am very grateful
10 he able to add my testimony In behalf of your
snecessfGl treatment. began to improve within
twenty four hours after having placed myself
nnder your care and hase contin ,ei to Improve
from day TO day. I am quite relieved Of the di,
tress In my chest, and experienced relief in every
respect far beyond my sntici sAtiOns As 1 am CO
ears OF sse. JOHN MOORE.
Ne. SAL street
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor DKE CURTIS. author of anhood -
Msdiesl nsssys on Marriage T" &C. &C, bses 20
q. nu ms Washington pstlents, that owing 60 his
extensive practice In Bsltinore, he will in 10 ture
De allie 20 devote snly the following days % their
ape ssTusPaT nn hvBSfsss 09 from DsrsDAf no
and SUNDAYS from 10 % 4 aud 70 .. N 81
No. 222 n street IN rear OF Millsrds Hotel.
street. Baltimore.
SPECIALITY -Treatment asd cxrs OF nervous de-
billty, and ell diseases arising from abuses of
oyetem. oc n fu
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sTCCEssrCL 1REArMlNI oF CAIAI

I have been afflicted with chr onic Catarrh 90
thatI could not breathe through my ne strils. and
Vas yery nervous and debi:itased when placed
myself under DR.. Aborn s care. some three week.
ego. now can breathe freely through my nos
tr,h, and am feeling like new being. His tire Of
seDt has had a mos: magical effect upon my case.
A. .sTIARwALT,JK,
Government Printing Office
J.NVaEI l.. lSs9.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market is fairly active
al seven per cent the better class of borrowers,
however, have no diffic atty in supplying their
wants at that rate. The organization of party
10 deprecs prices al the Stock Exchange Is the
fonndat on for the rumors that the money mar
ket Is TO be made ar sific ally stringent With
the tendency OF money teward New York II Is
doubted II at present such a movement can be
made suffice atty profitable to warrant its un-
dertak.ng. In CONNER ial paper choice names
move freely al 10 per cent. The govern
ment bond msrke: is dull and steady, and pri-
ces shew but uuimport ta3t changes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALIENS Lung BAL>AN.

Ii sells every where and gives Satisfaction. Resd
the following extracts from letters:
L.. B. BOWIE, Druggist, Uniontown, Penn :.
write. Allen s Lung 6alsAm hos performed soma
remarkable cures about here recommend IL Win
confidence in all diseases If the Throat and Lp ngs
ton send ne six dozen ALbkNS LUNG BAL
SAM. We are entirely out OF it IL gives more
general satisfaction than any other medicine
sell n I'm
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

DECEMBER u. 1858.
This 10 to certify that have been afflicted with
Chronic CstArrh and ssre Throat for twenty years
Dsst, and have suffered aeutely therefrom for two
years. Though not vsry deaf, 1 have always heard
indistinetiy. have been under the treatment OF
Doctor Aborn. OF 3Se street, for two weeks, and
eheerfully assert that cure Of the Chronic Catarrh
and Sore Throat 10 being rapidly effected. and that
! hear much more distinctly than before vas
treated. j. =. JONES,
Third Auditors 0nics
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 21.-The Central Pa
ciftc Railroad is completed to 2i miles beyond
Eiko, 4ei miles cast OF Sacramen nto, and within
leo miles of Monument Point, at the head of
Salt Lake. The track is being laid at the rate
Of two miles per day.
Late Arizona advices state that sckne ess OF
malignant type prevails at Tucson. Almost
every person IN the place had been alta cked,
and many had died.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

This old and well known =, medy, which hes sc-
auirtd world vide renown for the cure Of sudden
colds, cosehs, etc, weak stomach. general debil-
ity. nursing sore mouth. kered mouth or throat
liver complaint. Dyspepsia or In a gestiOn, cra0p
or pain In the stomach, bowel complaint, painter
collie, Asiatc cholera, diarrhas and dysenteYy hss
lost none Of its good name BY repeated trials hut
conttnaes TO occupy prominent position 10 eyery
family medicine chest aal.ln
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lby Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 10. quote stocks and bonds
II home and fnrAi4n unaYkefa a

in home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK Jan 22.-First Board-U = 6e
1871, coupon, l1et; 6.20's, ls62. coupons lis:
1854, coupon, lOss; 1868, coupons, Ii9,,; ls6s
coupon, new, loet: 6:2Os. 1e67. coupon. I0sx
lO.4Os, coupons, ,lO1 4 Pacific Mail, ls a OHIO
MISS Ceruncates, 33ss: Mariposa, 6k Atianti.
MAIL. none; Canton, 81; Cumberland, 36a
w. U. Telegraph &c 8: quicksilver, "a p; Boston
water Power, II; n. Y. Central, I6i u; Erie
3eA DO. preferred. 63; Hudson, 130 Readins
none: michigan Central,lI7 4; Michigan South.
ern. s3i Illinois Central, l3s, Oley Gland and
ftttsburg, 9lS; Northwest, 81; do preferred
.; Cleveland and Toledo. IO3 i: Rock Island
I3i i; Fort Wayne, l23 n; Alton Terra Aaute.
~; Toledo & Wabash, 81 y; Adams En-
59a; Wells. Fargo Go. EXP, 20: American
Ex press i3a; United States EXP. 4e,; Mer.
chants Union, 16a: Chicago & Alton. la; do
preferred, IL. Market strong. Gold, rs "a
l35's.
[By Cablel
LONDON, Jan -, II g. n..-Consols, q} y
L. ). Bonds, 15.. Illinois, 90. Erie, %
FRANKFORT, II 8. m.-Bonds, s9s,aa.
PARIS, II a. m.-Weekly statement Of the
Bank Of France, published to-day, shows
specie increase of 1,3O.CO0 francs.
LIVERPOOL, / a. m.-Cotton market opens
frmer. Sales will reach 1900 bales. Mid
ding Uplands, IL u; MiddIing Orleans, ia
According TO the Brokers Circular, ssued 10.
day, the weekley sales We're 3. ,OO0 bales; Of
which 1900 were for export and ISODG for
speculation. The total stock in port is 29S 90 g
balee. Of which $4,000 are from the United
States.
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THE MRS. TWITCHELL MURDER
TRIAL.
A Verdict nj Not GuiIfv

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 22.-In the murder trial
of Mrs. Twiteielt this morning the District
Attorney aba1dols the case and the Judge
>hs-cCd the jury TO bring in a verdic. of no.
guilty. which was done, and she was dis
chsrgsd from custody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-22
GENERAL GRANTS MOVEMENTS TO.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.-General Grant is
attending the .es~ioa of the Trustees of tie
Peatody Fund to-day, et the close Of which he
will visit the rolirg mills nd copper smelling
works of this city, and on tomorrow, from ten
70 twelve o'clock, he will receive citizens of
Bal timore al Etrnums Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-22

GIFT ENTBRPRIsB SwINDLEs.-One vould
think the public had been sufficiently duped
and done for during the past few years to IN.
sure them AGAINST furth er investments iu gift
enterprise Orphan asylums, soldiers' homes,
and other pretanded charitable schemes, have
cheated the people out ofnot less than sa0OO, 900
or s3,M3, coo since the close Of the war Every
one Of tocse proJects has proved in the end to
b . downright swindle, shameless brazen
fraud. Another Of these gift swindles, we
hear, is soon to Be Haunted before the public.
Tempting baits are to be held mp to the eaxe Of
the unsuspecting, and net spread large
enough to scoop in millions, more or less. II
the people are wise they will learn nom ex.
perience that they might Just as well throw
their doliars away a. TO invest them in such en-
terprises. They can invariably set down any
scheme which proposes to give them more than
the worth Of their money a. fraud, and NO
mistake.-Nep York Commercial.