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The New York herald., 1870-12-11
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

Black Hawk county, Iowa, has another paper, the
La Porte City Progress, just started by r. J. MetcaH
T. j. Butler has retired from the editorial charge
OF the Elko Nevada Chronicle, giving place to w.
b. Taylor.
The editor OF the Glenn's Falls On. W Republican
has just been elected Vice President Of the Northern
New York Poultry Association.
G. II. Socum, OF the st. Charles tMnn.l Herald,
will be candidate this winter for reelection to the
position OF Assistant Clerk OF the House.
II is said that new morning paper IS to be
started In Chicago to be devoted entirely to the
divorce and warehouse business.
The Rev. DR.. Gardiner Is about TO resume editorial
charge OF the Brooklyn CuthOlc, which he rein.
pushed when ordered 10 Rome 10 attend the Coun-
ci He will make the paper an able organ OF
CathOlc opinion, W @sEl- 7 4
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A DIVORCE sui IN CQkNECIIcuI.

In the divorce suit, Sweet vs. Sweet now on trial
at Norwich Conn.,, the applicant for separation is
the venerable DIR. Stephen Sweet the eminent anu
weltknown sone.setter. The witnesses thus FAR
examined are those only who appear for The peti-
TONER. The testimony goes to show that the re-
spondent y the DOCTORS fourth wiIe that she has
threatened his life with knife and with poison that
she hos neglected ana dsmoralizsd his children n;
prevented their attending church and school; sent
the youngest, who are grH out In all weather. shah.
ply and tnlnly clad; used pr0ane and vile Language
IN tneir presence. and, as Mrs. Partlngton xaln
FUSED spiritual liquors to success.s .H8#t
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MARINE IRAEsfEDS.

During the week ending December 10, 1870, the
following transfers have been made:-
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DRESS FASHIONS.
The Goddess of Style on Neu-
tral Ground.

Aristocracy Exiled from Paris-The
Congregation In Brussels Vel.
vets, Poplins, Silks and CashmereS-
The Creation" or Make Up
Ideas Enlarged by Rev0lu.
tion-M Materials, Colors and
Trlmmings--Hats, Flow.
ers, Shoes and slippers.
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Isft lustfce y-s

To n, Editor Of The Sidr-Sir: In your psper
Of this evening lind the following paragraph
referring to myself, over the signature OF Jus
tice :"
1--WE hope also that the District Committee viii
examine thoroughly the report " hen submitted, for
weakness, IL consists in making out repsr;s az die
tation for II will be remembered, in response 20
resolution from the Senate a. TO the financial cOndi
ton OF the corporation Of sshington. Mr.. Newton
gresested a report, which required . committee u
three 80, by resolution Of the Board OF Aldermen.
unsays and the JOB s y =, s1 oa ally
Oomptroller. II 10 90 lie hoped, therefore, that
viii Be say ed from al suca reports"
I'm the newspapers, in enc shape or another, il
may be well TO nail IL here. It 10 Sufficient TO
say that neither the Senate nor any OF fits COM
mittees ever, TO my knowledge, called on me
fog any information relative % the subject
named; nor did ever present report TO that
The only shred of fact know of. out OF which
such 4 story could nave been fabricated, IN this:
While keld the ONCE Of book-keeper to the
Corporation, the Senate Committee on the Dis
uict Of Columbia called on the Mayor for a
statement q the Indebtedness and resources OF
the corporation. These we're matters Of which
nv o0cial duties - book-keeper gave Ne no
Knowledge. IMy bushes. vss 70 keep accounts
Of approprtotion1, expenditures, and receipts;
but I had no possible means Of knowing either
debts incurred or resources, except a. informed
by other oficers.| Twas requested by the Mayor
20 put I'm form such information q Vas fur
pished me on the subject by himself and others,
a. Q reply to the committee. did 90, when IL
received the Mayors signature ,and was for
wsrded. Whether "hard to unravei" or other
sise, II was in no sense my report, and was in
no way responsible for IL.
Very respectfully, A. f. NEWTON,
Superintendent Colored schools.
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r.'1eraph,d Esclnsirsly to n, Eveniss star.

Telegrarh,d EreIEsirely 70 he Ereniso ssar.
DEFEAT OF THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE
LONDON, Dec. 6.-The Grand Duke OF Meek
lenberg reports = severe battle with the army
OF the Loire at Beaugency, where the French
were repUlscd. Fifteen hundred prisoners and
six guns were taken. The remainder Of the
French army is on the road TO BOurgnes. It will
be either captured or beaten.
Another account says that after the fight of
the 9Th the Bavarians threatened Besugency
and the forest OF MarchnOiN The French were
reinforced, but the Prussians took Bravant
Beamort, Mossas, and Beaugency. ON the 9th
BonValet, Nillerean and Bernsy were captured.
PRUSSIA AND LUXEMBOURG.
LONDON, Dec. l0.-The rumor that Prussia
repudiates the treaty Of 1861, neutrahzing the
territory Of Luxembourg, IL 20 he accepted
gusrdedly. IL IL regarded here as extremely
improbable that Bismarck would at thls time
defy Belgium and the Netherlands.
NO ARMISTICE.
LONDON, Dec. lO.-The rumOr Of an armistiee
is utterly unfounded.
WHAT Is SAID AT BERLIN.
BERLIN, Dec. lO.-The bombardmen; of Paris
lie rot dictated by any special influences, but
will he put into effect for solely military rea
soBs New levies OF lsndwehr are destined for
the reserve division, which will reinforce the
army in the field.
EVERYTHING is LOVELY" AT PARIS.
LILLE, Dec. 10.-General ID. Hennecourt, who
has arrived here by balloon from Paris, SAYS on
the 30th Of November and I'd Of December there
were victories for the French, and that the
Prussians lost II 900 prisoners and six g1ns. He
states that Paris suffers no privations; that tue
agreement OF the population is good, and that
the Object OF hls journey is TO insure coincidence
with the movements of all the French armies.
Ham and ST. Quentin have been occupied By
the French.
ANOTHER FRENCH REPULsE BEFORE
PARIS.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 1o.-The French assuming
the offensive before Paris in large force we're
repulsed at nightfsll after Q days artillery
light. few French prisoners were ken.
THE GERMANS IN DIEPPE
Gen. Msntenffel was in Dieppe on Friday.
FRENCH SUCCESS AT HAM.
The French at Ham captured a detachment
OF Germans with artillery.
THE VICTORY OF MEUNG.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Duke OF Mecklenburg
telegraphs to his Duchess a devout announce
ment OF the victory OF Meung on the 9Th.
THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE REINFORCED.
The Journal du Hdrre says the army of the
Loire has been reinforced to the extent OF 4O, 900
men.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
Beust's dispatch of the sth to GortschakOff is
| expected to lead TO an understanding between
| England and Russia.
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0Philadelphia ladies wear wooden shoes.
D0Square dances are being revived in New
York.
0In Sonora there il . premium Of $500 for
Indian scalps.
ICroup is traversing the Ohio double
baby, and has Frustrated one Of her.
~A baby show Was one OF the principal
features Of Q Congregational church bazaar Of
Chicago last week.
0Godard. the Paris balloon man, employs
zoo men and women In the manufacture Of his
air craft.
~ Two muscular young women Of San Fran
cisco have had walking match for $500. After
getting over sixty miles one gave ont, when the
other walked an hour longer and then claimed
the purse.
- Helen A. Braston declsres that, - Q rule,
Interesting" American girls develop into
siekly, complaining women, who break down
and grow prematurely old, and peevish. and
morbid, and good for nothing.
- The heaviest verdict ever given In Iowa
IN . breach of promise suit was that given 1t
waverly, in the suit OF Isabella A. Smith against
j. 4. Campbell. The damages were laid ct
$4,000 and the jury found for SIS, 900. This
was the result Of an attempt on the part Of the
defendant to destroy the character OF the lady.
- Brocaded silks are getting 10 be great ia
vorites. What with high-heeled clippers, hair
powdered, Q Ia Pompadour, and this new dre0
msterial, the Girl or the Period'' In full drees
bears strong resemblance to the Grande Dame
of the dncien regime.
CHRIerNAs comeson Sunday-.he secular OBJ
servance will Be on Monday.
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Nr. Mungen (Ohio) offered an amendment re-
ounce. Rejected
Mr.. Terry (Mich.) offered an amendment,
which was adopted, allowing registered letters
containing mutilated currency notes sent TO the
United states Treasury, and new currency
notes returned In exchange, to be sent free
through the mails.
Mr.. Hill IN. j. offered an amendment su-
thorizing the establishment OF stamp Offices in
places deemed proper BY the Postmaster Gen
eral. Rejected.
A large number of amendments reported by
the committee were agreed TO, and as amended
the bill was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Hoar, Mass, } the bill re-
ported by that gentleman from the COMMITTEES
on Education and Labor at the last session. TO
establish system OF national education, and
made the special order for to-day, was further
postponed until the second Tuesday in January
Mr. Wilson Mimi then called up the Senate
joint resolution extending the time for the con-
struetion of the st. Croix and Lake Superior
railroad, which had been postponed until to-
day; the pending question being 4 motion to
reconsider the vote by which the DILL was laid
upon the table.
Mr.. Sheldon (La.) moved to postpone further
cons. Iteration until the second Tuesday in Jam
usry. Agreed to-ayes -, nOes 81.
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ANOTHER HAUL or CouHrrRFErrEEs-coi.
Whitley, chief of the United States detectives
has made heavy haul OF $50 900 worth OF coan-
counteyftit e mates ever aptured In this coan-
try at Decatur H., he having discovered tne
Matchmaker of the MCCARTHY gang.
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The Gulf Cable ont Of Order.

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-The cable between
PuDta Rosa and Key West, has been interrup-
ted since the sth, and the transmission OF dis
patches TO Key West and Havana, has been
somewhat irregular since that date. Steamers
are now chartered for the conveyance OF mes
sages, and until the cable Is repaired will IN axe
trip daily between Punts Rosa and Key West.
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Two Years In Prison for KfIIioe a

INV YORK, Dec. 13. The trial OF Phillip
Cooney for the murder of David O'Day, Was
concluded in the Court of General Session this
morning. The jury found q verdict of man
slaughter in the third degree. The Judge stated
that the case was one that did not deserve
the extreme penalty OF the Law, and sentenced
the prisoner to the State prison for two years
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MASSACHUSETTS Towns ELECTIYG DENo-
CRATIC MAYoRs.-The municipal election in
Boston yesterday resulted in the choice of VIM.
Castor (democrat) for mayor, by about 5000
majority. The Castor ticket carries seven or
twelve aldermen and probably q majority of the
council. Politics were generally ignored, and
Castor was supported by all republicans who
favored reform in the city government The
same intnences were at work in Lowell, where
Edward r. Sherman, citizens candidate for
mayor, was elected over Charles L. Scott, re-
publican, and in Newburyport, where Eldridee
(democrat) was elected for mayor.
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A Word Of .Grace- for Washington,

"Grace Greenwood" has a pleasant chapter
on Washington in yester days Tribune, in which
she says:
washington i the best abused city in the
Cnion, with the doubtful exception OF Chicago.
but It will bear a good deal of abuse. and stilI
hold Its own. IL is singularly odd and peculiar,
queer and contradictory. old-fashioned and no.
fashioned, dilapidated and unfinished. beautiful
and ugly, but to me the most charming free
snd-easy, cosmopolitan town of the New World.
congressman and correspondents, abuse il, be-
cause they do not see much of what is best in il.
AS general thing, they know little of our resi-
dent society, which TO me is peculiarly pleasant
having neither the stiffness of the North nor the
languor Of the South, and they see little of our
lovely Springs aud more lovely Autnmns and
lar less than they should OF the city's pic
turesque environs."
Grace, also, gives an energetic dig" at our
authorities for not enforcing the police resuls.
tons against animals running at large in this
city; but, Lor' bless you Gracie, what's the use {?
The pigs and cows are voters in Washington.
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DSome of the journals i'm Delaware are
beginning to discuss the question of aboiishing
the whipping post and pillory.
o0Dr. Dio Lewis says that tomatoes are not
healthy. Well. Why don't they 90 TO taking
physic. This Thing shouldn't be put of until 1t
Is too late. = % = wv
~ Major j. Mcclellan Miller, of Mount
Morris, H., formerly . major in the Forty
fourth regiment Illinois volunteers, committed
suicide by shooting himself through the head .
few days ago.
6Bishop Potter has demonstrated with Rev.
DIR. Merrill. Re ctor OF the Parish Of st. Adams,
in New York city, c0ndemning the ritualistic
forms OF worship used in that church.
- What is the trouble with the new colors
that their SPONSORS should sfigmatize them As
follows: :. mOuse-ear," 4" London smoke, >" all
lieator grey" crocodile purple" and" Me-
phistopheles red?
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Miller's Kloman House
DINING ROOMS.
No. l2o SEvENTH STREET,
OBpOSff, OJd ESILolrsp Hall

CALltORNIA CATAwBA vIHE, % Justly cell
oIsed ior deiIcsey OF taste and richness OF flavor
.tsn,y on hand; also. the best wIN8S, WIS
Mis- ard bkASDIES. As no inferior Iiqu % Ia
sold over the Bar patrons may in al cases rely upou
obtaining only the pure article. =.
My DINING ROOMS and HATING BAR being
ALWAYS supplied with the best the market Affords,
Vie r1ost experienced goNrlaef will Md ethng
'.mst his appetite and sppesse his huegsr:
deg Im G.. II. MILLER
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AMERICAN ANBULANCEs.-Thea mbul ance in
Paris which IL considered the best is the Amer
lean. The wounded are under canvas, but the
tents are not cold and yet the ventilation is ad-
mirsrble. The American surgeons ares aid TO
be far more skillful in the treatment of gunshot
wOunps than their French colleagues. Instead
OF amputation they practice resection of the
bone lt is the desire of every French soldies
If be is wounded to be taken to this ambulance
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Destructive Fire and Loss of Life in
New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-The tobacco manufsc-
tory of j. Ii. McAlpin, corner Of Ayenae ID and
10th st. was totally destroyed by fire this morn
the building $50 ,OOo fully insured. Falling
walls OF the building killed Leon Thistle and
seriously injured John Mcmahon.
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CHKsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-TAe Annual
Experimentation, Weeds AND Prospects Of the
CGaat.-On Thursday last, the first meeting OF
the Board of Directors OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal was held here since the removal of
the general office Of the company at Hagers-
town.
While the general tonnage Of coal aud other
merchandise shows 20, 900 tons less than the
year 1859, the revenues snow but $40 900 less,
Notwithstanding the large expense caused by
The disastrous food on that portion OF the car al
from Harper's Ferry to Georgetown, I'm October
last. The company during the year has paid
up all the interest on the repair bonds to 0cto-
Der LIST, $50, amounting to S1i0O0 and has
taken up one fourth of the principal amount
ing to SO, GOO, thus showing $50 O00 paid ont of
the net earnings during the year 1870. There
remains in the treasury a sufficient sum TO nut
the canal in good condition to receive the trade
Of ISL.
We learn from the report of the president to
the board that considerable repairs 20 culyerts
and other masonry will be Quired during the
winter; two locks on the Georgetown division to
be rebuilt, the agueduct at Williamsport is to he
rebuilt, and a new bridge across the canal at
that point to be erected; and several locks on
the Monocacy. revision of the toll-sheet
which has not been changed since 1857, was or
dered by the board. Several applications were
presented for permission 10 erect feed stores on
the line of the canal, which were referredt the
president. One hundred thousand dollars or SO
much thereof as may be found necessary was
appropriated, to be expended during the sus.
tension of navigation, to put the canal in good
condition to meet the trade OF the coming wear
HoceTstoWn 7trice-d- Week, 1oh ms.
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ACQUITTED ON THE GROUND OF INsANITY-
Mrs. Mary Marsh, indicted for the murder of
her four children IN Baltimore, in April last,
was yesterday arraigned for trial in the crimi-
nal court of that city. She was pronounced not
guilty, as the jury found th at she was insane at
the time of committing the deed, and is now in
sane. Judge Giimore-directed that the unfor-
tunate woman be committed to an asylum for
the insane.
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The PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE.-Te
Srike-Fs Causes, Condition and Results.-The
Philadelphia Ledger of yesterday says OF the
strikes ut the coal mines: The suspension Of
work in the region named has been greatly ex-
asgerated and its effects aggravated by the SEN
aational press not correctly informed as to the
facts. On the strength OF wild and inhamatOry
reports, the coal operators here say that prices
at New York and further eastward have been
advanced 70 cents to 81 per ton, from fear OF
future higher prices in consequence OF a scar
city Of coal. This Is all very we'll as Q business
operation on the part of those who are supply
ing the market with coal, but neither the facts
Of the Scranton suspension nor the present con-
ditiOn of the coal market warrant any such adj
vance in prices, or any advance ct all.
The New York 7imis OF yesterday SAYS editor.
coal miners strike, for the moment confined to
OF district, will in q few days become general.
The ayowed purpose Of the movement is to force
the price af coal up to what lie called "the pay
orators are agreed.
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TIE following curious advertisement lie in an
Arhansas paper: "whereas /, Daniel Clay,
through Misrepresentation, was induced to post
my wife Rhoda In the papers, nov beg leave
to inform the public that have again taken
her to wife, after settling all our domestic broils
in IN amicable manner, so that everything a.
usual goes on like q clockwork."
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A TRAMP THROUGH THE SEWERS OF NEW
NoRK.-A party of gentlemen have made a
night tramp through the passages of the Ne n
YORK sewers. entering at Fourteenth street
on the North River. and leaving il BY the Ca
nal street sewer on the East River. The adj
yenturous party barely escaped arrest while
attempting 10 enter at other places, IL being
supposed by the police that they were " up to
no good" A whole night was spent In the sew
ers, and the sensations are described as fearful.
NoxiOus vapors, foul mud and fungus weeds
we're everywhere encountered. They were
once attacked by a school of rats as {" large as
terrier dogs" and the party used their pistols
with good effect in dispensing them, but filled
the sewer they were then in with sulphurous
yspors that nearly sufocated them. Before
they got out most Of the party had tainted,
while all were made sick al the stomach. A
lew minutes longer they declared would have
rendered them insensible.
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The CENSUS RETURNS from Philadelphia OF
the new enumeration there show an excess of
1i,ooo over the previous one, making total
population o. 61lCC0.
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The NOMINATION. OF CHARLES ID. DRAKE
to be Chief Justice of the Court OF Claims, was
confirmed by the Senate, in the executive SEES
sion VIC sterday.
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Mrs. ANNIE L. CAMPBELL was yesterday ap-
pointed deputy collector of internal revenue IN
the ninth Ohio district, vice her husband,
deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-13

HoN. e. b. LAWRENCE, chief justice of the
Supreme Court Of Illinois, refuses to be a can
didate for the United States Senate to succeed
Mr.. Yates.
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/ VAST QUANTITIES OF Australian preserved
nov lying in the docks, "there being no market
for it." The glut Of these provisions appears 60
rise principally from the trouble the importers
experiences In overcoming the prejudice OF con-
sumers. People generally, especially the poor,
are averse to trying new and strange foods
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REAR ADMIRAL CHAs. ). BoGGs has been de
tached from duty as Lighthouse Inspector of
the third district, and ordered to relieve Rear
Admiral o. s. Gibson of the command of the
EUrOpean fleet
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TIE Crispins strikers In New York, are receiv-
ing material aid from their brethren i'm other
parts Of the country. One large manufacturing
establishment is to resume work to-day, with q
full lorce OF Don- society men. Trouble and In
reference by the Crispins are feared, as they
are using every effort to prevent the nom society
men from getting work.
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BATCHHOR,s HAIR DYE.

HarnIess rSlab 10 tAnfaneous, docs not contain
lead nor any ct.a!se poison 70 produce Daralyss or
A,S sss ssSnd n and
W. A. Batehsiors Hair Dye has had sAirfv ysays'
,ha reputation 70 Uphold Il, integrity
y al Drusgists. Applied ct Is, Bond street, 1sv
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DRIZE BEEF.-Mr. w. Il, STEWART vii
y haze en- eH hibition and for sale, At his aueNk
MalEef O on y w anS ncyths ~5R L'Gssty
December hth, ine and choice lot Of PRIZ 3
BELf We would advise all those who are fend Of
call. del9
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TsK CENSUS OFFICE is in full working order
the report of the insecurity Of the Buildings
being untOupdef,
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The Rank Of Russia.

Telegrophed EzclEsirely 20 ne Evenins STAY.
ST. PETERsBURG, Dec. 10.-The Bank OF
Russia has advanced It's rate of discount from
eight 10 nine per cent.
Price Of 4. =. Bonds az Frank fort
FRANKFORT. Dec. lu.-United States bonds
OF lSC2 are quoted At 81 /.
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BIRDS, &c.

II LED .imPolted CANARY BIRDs,S<f
fUOI, BIkD CAGEs, &C, for sale az No y
$40 81 between 9Th AID 5th, southwest
de9-lm' ID. HEURICH
Ivl kinds Of B,BDs. for sale OF No. 304y
q. street, between and ID streets, y
Island. de 6-sws ~
il moCEiSG R9PRps NoGa1san aIRHH
FOOD, BIRD CAGES, Se, Tor sale at 113s1 y
9Th street, between L and n streets
uo3- I'M STU. HARTBRECHT
NOTICE TO BIKD DEALERS AND IAN.
~ ClkkS.-CHAS. kEtCHE BROTHER. - .
- Chatham street, New York. Importers wv
Buds aad AAfBsais, constantly rsceiyins ~
Per ocean steamer, fresh weekly importatiOns OF
German CaLarles and other European singing Birds,
and enabled 70 Offer them for sale ~ lower prices
than any other house in the cry. Birds be sent
Ter express with perfect safety 90 part Of IN.
tinted states. All orders attended ~ with prom Of
Hsss and care. nole-ew
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SENATOR CArELL, OF New Jerse y, declines a
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL KIvEHuH-The receipts to-day
from this source were s47s,59i.