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correspondence between the Department and
the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund In rela-
uon 10 the purchase Of portion Of the Battery
M. keteham IN. u introduced bin TO in
corporate the Pacific Submarine Cable Gem
Sany, and TO facilit.te telegr.phic cemmunica-
Oommittee on Foreign Affairs
~s,a number OF bills Of private or local nature
ssrrea aiso introduced and appropriately re-
MI. Paine. from the Committee on Elections.
bIesented the Credentials OF Joseph IL Lewis as
nepresehtanye from the Third Kentucky Dis
ie' M "a t,soe % os :, $: Golladay, resigned, and
Inc House then proceeded to the regular order
OF business, ne subject before the Hoase being
me CONSIDERATION OF the bill authorizing the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company 70 issue
PONDS TO aid In the construction and equipment
iH road. and to secure the same by mortvave
Nr: Wheeler N. " demanded the previous
persistently refused to allow an amendment to
Mr: Farnssorth tnl9 moved call OF the
xess s ana Mr.. Clarke tkAn-) called Tor the
The House refused to order a can of the
Mr.. Van wyck (E. W moved tha, the HOUSE
ADJOURN; on which Mr.. Cake demanded the ayes
Mr.. Farrsworth moved that when the House
sSt1urn II De TO Thursday, and on this demand
Mr., Fitch lNeyada) asked If il was in the
power OF the House TO move an amendment.
The Speaker said that it vas not.
MT. .Finkelnburg Mo.)-It can on Monday.
ihe motion of Mr.. Farusworth TO adjourn 10
fbursday was loet-ayes 81, noes l4s
141. -'e' ~ "0ee
Mr.. Orth (Ind.) moved that the House take n
recess until half past seven O'Clock, and de-
manded the ayes and noes.
MI. Farnsworth moved 20 amend by making
the recess to O'Clock, and on this motion the
ayes and noes we're demanded.
20 to 12S. ,---'f 'NSN'
Mr. Orth's motion for a recess until Z 30 p. m.
was also rejected-yeas %, nays ia
The prospect Is fair that this farce will con-
tinue all day.
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AT A MxITIHe OF the National woman's
Suffrage Association in New York, last night.
Theodore Tilton's proposition for union OF the
American and National Woman's Suffrage As
sociatiOns, was the principal topic Of discussion,
in which Mrs. Stanton, Mi8 Anthony, Ms
Francis Minor, President OF the Missouri
Woman's Suffrage Association, MiA Phoebe
Cozxens and others Joined. Mrs. Stanten spoke
forcibly Of Tilton's plan, insisting, however
that the presidency OF the united association
should be held by q woman, for which position
she eal nestly sustained Mrs. Anthony. The
other speakers were generally opposed 10 con-
solidation, como, however, advocating union and
q double-headed presidency--one from each
were particularly severe on the Boston orRani-
zation, and the leaders characterized the move
ment as narrow in its ideas feeble in its efforts,
peremptorily declines to serve longer as presi-
dent Of the National Association.
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Granville said no further news had been re-
ceived from Canada concerning Red River
affairs. The naturalization bill was taken up.
The amendments Of the House Of Commons we're
House Of Commons Mr.. OtWay, in reply 70 4
question Of Mr. Gilpin, said the Spanish Gov
eminent ives fully able to eubdue the fnsurrec-
tion In Cuba. The insurgents had no important
place. The interference Of her Ma5estys Gov
ernt, which lad been suggested, would be in
opportune. He promised that the Government
the horrors Of civil war, and It would be hishIy
desirable TO have tho o. operation Of the United
States. The House resumed the Irish land bill,
mainly on technical and legal points. There
was but litfle intoteet mAnifested. Marouie
Huntington asked for leave to introducs a bin
amending the laws relative to the Parlismen-
tary elections. ~ go. ~ II - :
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LATE FBO0 THE L0THNU6.
The Darien ExPeAislon . Faalare.

TsissyaSAsd Errsssirely 10 Tk Eceasss Star. -
Nxw YORK, May lo.-Arrived, the Arizona,
from Aspinvall, Nay LIST. -
The United States steamer SaranAc had Ian
Panama on the 18th u1t. for Callah, 70 investi-
gate the dispute between Weir, the United
States C0neul 1t TunperR, and the postmaster
there, who had had o personal encounter rela-
tive 70 delivering the mails 70 the Consulate.
q Admiral Turner would also INVESTIGATES the
troubles between the Tunbsrg Petroleum Com
pany, American, and some Peruvisns, reixtive
The steamer Empress Eugene With stafus
Of Columbus on board was received with en-
thnsiaan and rejoicing. 90
The news from the Darien ship Canal ID un-
favorable. The Caledonia Bay route u pro-
nounced dfmprscticable. The Indians continued
a telegraph line vas being bai,t cAilss.
In various parts Of Bolivia heavy rains b.d
fallen. and the roads were impa8a6le.
A terrible storm Of stones occurred ~ Iaa
Playas, Peru. Gardens, orchArds. and crS,os OF
all kinds were cut to pieces. lr Va aceomps-
MED by petty earthq uAke. = Y : =
The Salvador coffee haryeSt win h larxe
Eleven persons we're poisoned accidentally st
hotel in Leon. An at length recovered.
The Seman, OF Yucatan, Of the llth ultimo
says: About Mexico that q Yucstan had risen,
set ire to yarious buildings and killed several
people. ...---.--.-------.7''----- .
In valledolid whole families have died from
the effect OF eating the cssssva root, Indian corn
being very scarce Ut the time
yellow fever had appeared at Costa Rica-
Arrived out The City OF Brooklyn, the Mem
esis and the st. Lawrence 1fk p
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SENATOR MoRToS's PoLIoY-The call for
caucus OF the Republican members of the two
Houses, which originated with Senator Nor.
ton, is attracting considerable comment. The
purpose is said to be to map out the Campaign
for the fall elections. Now Senator Morton. be
ttknown, although Western man and Of iberaI
tendencies on the tarif question, is firmly of The
conviction that tho tariff should not be made an
issue Of paramount importance, becaueo of ifs
inevitable tendency TO divide and dietr.ct a. =
as main issue, continue to make war On tSs
disloyal, rebellious Tendencies, imbeciiitv' cor
ruption, inefnciency and general cussednsss,
OF the Democratic party. Senator Morton,.
policy will encounter only one serious DIM cnItv
People are tired and DICK or KukluI-KtaT
reconstruction and the debris Of the rebelIon
They wiz accept an issue on tho enforcemens Of
the Fifteenth Amendment, which the Den,oc-
racy In como States will probably be foolish
enough TO offef them. But, - for fighting over
again the battles that have been decided. tSe
party, rs whole, can have no stomaeh fSr s,,cS
work In the presence ef other live Question:
This fact, however, only demonstrates the i'm
peratfve neceesity Of an agreement on the mart
OF the Republicans upon Q tariff policy, which
shal embody concessions from both extremes
and which must Of necessity antaeopixe the ~,
called Democratic doctrine Of free tradsW
WasA. C6y. NeU York Times.
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VThe 1t. Germain Is the newest New York

SThe Ut. Germain Is the newest New York
club.
Prince Arthur talks Of visiting the White
Mountains next month. "-''0
~The soldiers Of the Mexican war talk of q
grand reunion in St. Louis.
~Prolinc gold mines and vast salt-fie,du
have been discovered on table-lands Of Thibet.
HIBismark's disease Is said to be very like
our delerium tremens.
sI"The kecreative Roosters'' Is the name of
a London club.
n%"How many feet long was the snake q,'
asked person Of q traveller who had lust rela-
ted q story Of the ENCOUNTER with boa killed by
was the reply, "snskes have no feet.n
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FRANCE.-Returns of the election i'm France
toot up for the plebiscitum-yes, 7,126 ,2Ss; no,
known, stands-yes, 2l9, 200; no, 81, ,69s. 1t is
estimated, without counting the vote of the
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, the army, the navy, and Az
giers, the government viii have majority of
over 5000 600.
A council of Ministers was held yesterday;
the Emperor presided. II Is reported, as the
resn!t ct TIC celebration, that the siin.ss.ars
VIII tender their designations to-day, and that
Olivier will be charged by the Emperor with
the formation OF new Cabinet. The Emperor
has complimented the Prefect of Police for his
success IN maintaining public order. Victor
bunal for an article In tie Rappel exciting
hatred and contempt for the government.
Bsrricsdee were thrown up last evening in the
troops. II Is asserted that the troops fred on
the people. The other parts Of Paris are quiet.
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FIHAHaAL AAD OoHHEsCIAL.

The week opened In Wall street, New York
yesterday on an extremely easy money market
and lenders have difficulty in employing their
balances on prime collateral above fosr per
cent. The extreme range of rates u three 20 eix
per cent. Confidence In the continuance OF the
present ease is reflected I'm the fact that first
class stock houses have been offered large
amounts for ninety days at six per cent. In the
market for commercial paper the supply Of
strictly hrst-class Is small and scceptancee OF
the best grace move readily at six to seven per
cent Good acceptances are quoted az seven 70
eight and single names at seven 10 twelve.
Prime bankers sixty day paper In quoted at fve
TO six per cent The government bond market
was frm on q small volume Of business. On
Thursday OF this week the Treasury win buy
81 900 900 5-a0s for the Sinking Fund.
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THE MCFARLAND TRIAL TO-DAY.
Plea OF the District AttOrmey-Rtch
aruSOn WAS q Brave Man-Mrs. Ne
Farland q Pure Woman.
fele0yopked E1clueipelv IN Sk< Rr>u,u1 eyu~


NEW YORK, May 10.-The court commenced
at eleven O'Clock. The District Attorney COM
menced the speech, commenting first on the ex-
tIaoIdinary length of time taken by the trial.
he declared II the duty Of the jury and himself
to devote even three times as much time, il ne
cessary, to give the prisoner q fair trial Pass
ing on to the case, he said no man had right
to take the law into his own hands PERKINS,
Richardson and Mrs Mcfarland were Innocent.
Richardson was brave man, who had devoted
himself to the service Of his country during the
seduce a mans wife? Moreover, IL was unIikely
that Richardson would marry hts mistress; men
never do except under compulsion. Mcfarland
had gwen up ms wife for two years; divorce
was had, and on his death-bed Richardson mar
ried Mrs. Mcfarland as pure woman. Defence
acknowledged the commission of the the deed.
but did say It was the deed Of an insane man
staying an aduiterer This is not LOGICAL. The he
jury must decide whether the prisoner In ipsan ne
Any man could tell for himself whether a man
Tsst vas mao. ts What the case OF the defense2
the intercepted letter, which he Afterwards
offered TO sell for 800, yet during this time he
t, held responsible position and showed percep-
ton and judgment. He contended that the Cole
and Sickies cases were not at all parallel, and
showed where they differed. Still he believed
tn Soth OF tnose men guilty, and they should have
Oath Mercy xas NOT tes that .as 0Ssy sns,r
would look TO. r. - 80 - - A'o1
Mcfarland and Richardson lived together At
2 Amity sire where they were intimate. NC
guilty Of brutal intoxication, and his vife,s
heart was broken by this conduct. For q long
time abe kept this state Of things secret, but at
him and in counsel OF friends a mutual
separation was agreed upon. A pure woman
loves and keeps her children; Q worthless woman
leaves them to her husband when she elopes
and said 70 Sinclair and johnson that be never
expected to live with her again. = =
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LECTURES.

r. OF
Ior the beneaf Of The f.niiy q Dr. BsocK cs the
kiehmSnd EESuirsT And Ian,i who lost his life
liz Inc ''''i Si SiA2 e. Z. GSfBTSRa GSBRfShT. ESQ,
ON FRIDAY H4As2fia fgisiii. iSsaHfsFF' HsF ia. 1870.
ooRREsRosDEscE-
DEAR SIN; u aia q ii. modes. sum which til,
sTs 2 % sSs 9. Of the city are raising for the ben
iS;s hiSS;smond Enquirer and Examiner we wish to
lin ve.y respectfully, kc.,
Schuyler Collar, Don Piatt,
- Blaine, &C. Jones,
H.B. Anthony, J-G. Holland,
Jerome b Stillson, David r. Mckee.
Harris, O.: Harrington,
Wv. WoIden, W. B. Shaw.
20 Richardson, W ]. Murfagh,
PeB. Randolph Ksim, Riehard !IoHH j: Hinton,
Henry Riley, Geo. Alfred Tow nsend
IL Jones, NV. BsI,
Chas. A. Pillsbury, sv Noyes,
Henry q. Hayes, 7. b. Connery.
WARRINGTON. May 7, $50.
you have in view Yield to your friendly I TeaGss
IST %nvI MIL des gna,s the time and place
cosa, Blaine, Anthony. Poors aud
others.
WASHINGTON, May 9, $50.
l.. A. Gobrigkt, ESq.:
DEAR SIR Your note of the 7th, acceding to the
wishes of your friends has been received. and am
happy to inform you that the managers of the
Masonic Temple Association have kindly rendered
The use Of their Hall on Friday Evening, May l3s
lS-0. -
Yours, truly, N. W. BARR, Committee,
TICKETS, FIFTY GENTS.
sous.in 2. and 4 81 iS
principal Book and Music Stores. nIO AZ
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The Mayer and his Little Man.
The Mayor had little man,
His heart was white as snow,
And everywhere the Mayor went
His man was sure to 60.
He followed him mp Congress way,
b knew twas 'gainst the rule,
He made the memberss langh and say
"Why bring you here Jour tool?''
So the Chairman turned him ont,
But stin he fingered near,
And through the halls he stroiled about
TIN Bowen did appear.
To him be ran, and then he laid,
His head upon his arm,
And was heard to say, 5000 paidl
VIII you shield me from all harm?"
Why dees this lamb love Bowen 50,
The curious PC ople cried,
Oh! Bowen loves William, you know,
The Ring" straightway replied,
fyou, like Bowen, are but kind,
And the peoples money spend,
Then Love and Friendship you win find
Are constant to the end. .s-
Interview before the Senate Committee OIL
he proposed new government for the District.
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IT IS SAID that the President will remove Col
lector Casey, Of New Orleans, in consequence
OF the pressure Of the Louisiana delegation.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY

The Disturbances in Parfs-The Gov.
ernment Put them DOwn.
IelegroPAed Ezclssipely TO the Rpeninp Star.
PARIS, May 10, 2 p. m.-The barbados I'm
hue du Temple were quickly carried, and
there has been no further attempts to erect
tnem' Atthis hour the city Is as uiet as usual.
lnsurrecttO0 In Italy Suppressed.
FLORENCE, May 10.-The insurrection which
recently broke ont at Tilladelfa, in the south
ern part Of Italy, is confined 10 that immediate
locality, and Is by no means formidable. The
latest news announces the dispossession of the
insurgents by the government arms, without
serious difficulty.
Riots I'm Paris-The Disturbances
More Noisy than Dangerous,
fARIs, May 10, p. m.-Seyeral riots occurred
late last night, but they were not serious Three
or four barrtcades were erected I'm the Belle
VILE District, but they were feebly defended.
and the troops carried them easily without firing
shot Shots were fired, but not by the sol,
dlers. There was great excitement throughout
the night, and indeed is now; but owing to the
large display of the troops, the crowds are more
noisy than dangerous.
PARIS, May 1e.-Abel Francois ynlemain.
perpetual secretary Of the French Academy.
died to-day.
The returns from the army vote are all in.
They show the following result Yes, 22I Ss6
no, % ,3G4. The result through the nation can,
not yet be given exactly.
Bombay Don't Like the Income Tar
Here. Too.
LONDON, May 10.-There is growing discon
tent at the income tax I'm Bombay and Sc vera
indignation meetings have been held.
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Government Securi


By Baskes', Breksss' sd Consr<,caI IslsyapA.
nS ySn9sSn s,Sn - quot y ssoSs and bonds N
NEw YoHK, Nay n:-Fint Board-U. o q, lssl,
coupon, u6aSi S1os, ls62, coupon, MS k1s, ls6x,
llUx; q. ISIS coupon llof sss. new isds, coupon
Iiss; s1s, ius7. eoupos. lls..i sAs, lese coupon,
poss. s{; DO. prefN, - 6snsos "a d. IS: tsmber-
isnd Ia s. xests, n pnise rsssssph; ~ esicss'ss.
Adams E1Trs.:, e6d, isissl :%eiis fsfso eo.sEI'
HfBse:s Sss.ss Sss1 a. fsss E.
Rs e. k.ts sssr: ss::ss .sS % ssSs-S ssS.s g.:
iseS: Sesthsss szs Sesta.sss, pssf z, ,sls; OIsys,
,,nt cseTSss Rs ciSsin. s ys5ssy Cen
60 Aiissusss Z g PsSl, pyslsesd, |, aki wss.sh
fex ';%ss.9; %s9a;ss iSsse ssss s@ssa % sssss.
Altoa IsEss Assss, 1cS..rsd.- ~ ch.csss 4 ~,
Sississi;pi csrtIScssss. s ss fssss..ss ss.ss %.
Cd sss tspssss sssss e. - q: III IN %
souri 81. ssH. Ga. ia: .sssdy. Hsrkst ssrens.
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THE LAST NUPTIAL SENsArIoN.-The last
sensation In Washington has been occasioned
by the issue of cards for the wedding of Mis-
Cordelia Downing and Mr.. Mark Kennie De
MORT, on the 18th inst. The invitations are the
most expensive and elegant sent out this seasop
The church invitation, printed ON note paper
and with pure white monogram, reads:
st. Johns Church,
Corner and Sixteenth streets,
Washington, DC 9.
wednesday Evening. May 18, 1870,
At 8 O'Clock. :.
The invitation to the house has the cards of
the parties tied together with q white ribbon,
and on another end is the following inscription:
-. '.'.....
Mr.. c. l.. Mitchell, Miss X. M. Downing.
Mr.. w. Fnrgerson, Miss X. G. Jacobs,
Garcons dhonneur. Demoiselles d'honneur.
''''''''' !.
We need only add that the bride expectant is
daughter Of Downing, the distinguished res
taurant keeper, and the groom a white French
man. Thus is the fifteenth amendment rati-
hcd.-Nep York Nail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

10The Chicago Times wants to know II the
benefit to be given in that city to Mr.. c. d.
Hess, Is because that gentleman Is seedy Hess
- Habitual smoking will kin q man in lI0
years. IL has been tested out West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GIzrRAL BunssIpK is at willard,s.

INTERVAL RKvKsrE--The receipts from this
source to-day were sG72 1885.
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Riot IN H0ANken.

NEW YoRK, May 10.-At one o'clock sh,,
morning . riot occurred among the Hoboken
fremen, after the election Of the chief enoineer
Pistols were freely used, and one man had his
nose cut OF with knife. No arrests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

0Clas IN Arffhmetic-Now, then, how Of
ten does a Sypher 90 into Congress? Answer
Only once, SIR. That's right-Nes orlsa.s
Times.
NA contemporary makes q joke on Walt
Whitman. Noticing that his poems are 20 be
should nrst be translated into English.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

BAIrrMoRE, Nay lo.-virglniA Sc, old, 6 hsl qsx
esked; do iss6. Sasksd, sSH bid; DO. isG, sS bid;
BALr1noaH. nay D.-Oos4on arn, ss1 40 hs,d st
ss;,.r sss:s sSs.5s 5s ssl,ss g. ssIs %ss:sns
i:.SiiI; Ss:ssrasS =; ;slsss ls g
at 81 aasl 60. Corn finn; USits, u IsaS q %; yei-
iSr, $500: i 0sss arm q ssasse: kys quiet 4 80
nImi Straight <sn, elS7h; Wood, sla1' Patent,
Etw YoRr, May Ns-stocks stronf. Money ses.
lIk. North Csrolinas. old, Ok; new, .zk. "
NEW YoRk. Mar la-Flosr saiec. better. Wheas
lac. better Corn lc. better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

From French, Langran s. Ogilvie, agents for
the reprints Of the Leonard Scott Publishing
Company, we have the London QUARTERLY Reyi,1
for April, containing articles on The English
Bible Lanfreys Napoleon, The Church in
Wales, The English School of Painting Nom
Historic Times, The Education OF the PeonIe
Mr.. Froude's Queen Elizabeth, Sc, &c,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

SECRETARY BOUTWELL,, in conversation with
the President yesterday, said that he expected
to fund fully si2, 900 Of the public debt this
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
pAfCHRLsR,s HAIR nv.

BA1CHBL0k'0 HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye n the best In the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
ed nor any vstsit poison 10 produce paralysis or
Ssstn. Avoid the yaunsed md delusiye Rreparatons
w. A. Betchelor's Hair Bye has had tAsrtv years
antarnished reputation TO uphold its integrity as
an Drusgte. APPLIED st 10 Bend street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

Arrival Of Survivor Of the Oaeida
Disaster.
7e'eerdphed Ezciastpeiy 20 The Eveaisg star.
NEW YORK, May l0.-Among the passengers
by the Arizona are tfty-two survivors Of the
Oneida disaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

THE Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
this morning considered the subject of sub
marine cables, and heard lengthy argument
Of Cyrus W. Field, ESQ, on that subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10

The HOWARD DINvKsrIaArIoS,-The Howard
Investigating Committee this morning ex-
amined Rev. Brinton Smith, Principal OF the
st. Augustine Normal School at Raleigh, N. C..
in reference to land located in this District
transferred to him by Gen. Howard in aid of his
school. The land referred to is what is known
as Poplar Hill, near the Navy Yard bridge On
the Eastern branch, and upon which about
$50 600 were expended in grading the square OF
which II forms part. S
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WOOD AND COAL.

Y c. REICHENBACH's Piano Store,
L. No. 423 liza Street, s5ors Penna. Arense,
(EsIABLIsHKD OVER 30 YEARs,D
Sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
OF VIM knsbe CO., Baltimore, and Wm-
McCaumOn, Albany, also, second hand = -
Pisnes, Organs and Meiodeoas Tor sale orVIXyV
rent on the most sceommodatinS terms: Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. ap4- lys
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


WINES AND LIQUOR9.
ssn S e Rss FER ess. doa
ss sGI. VIM VIM. from @ % e o Per ssiioa
eSSasa s.nins sesssIe Sss1 wR,,ndy s:s.
Ss''''' - pc GSxSEEs sHssa; eAurrlR,
Of xss :sf ss ana
the celebrated NATIVE WINE BIfTKBS.
1870. PERRY DAVIS 1870
vEGETABI.E s.PAIN KILLER"
DE Gredf Family M.dfesss ofhs Ass.
THIRTY YEARS
Have elapsed since the introduction OF the Pain
miller 70 The Paoe and yss q, the present time !.
Alone M sbn IL e ts.
sf sssuy try nor r.es its
ILxI e dsseryine x eli its prcprietors % claim Tor
S;: 1 Il sH. % Sis's1 and
ooio py All Drusgfsfs. ta.s spN-eolm
GRAY HAZE
Restored 10 rs Oyrsiaai YoHthfsi C6Lor
BY the use Of that Scientific Discovery, called
HALLS VEGETABLE 8ICILIAN
AAIR RENEWER.
in wv wi, ass %sfs s s,sc rR1n bald hesd. except
principle By which the hair 70 nourishsd and sup
yin prevent fAe hair from falling out, and does
No ss..e1 ev.as.se 9, iis s.ps,or..y .1ea 3. ad-
'.iiT If Is ST fkNpIp HAIRpREss1SGl
Hall g. T..sas.. s. Il. Nj H. p P1ssris.er. Rs
For SAFE by Al druggists. ap4-eolm
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IMPORTATION has been received at the Inter
nal Revenue Ofice OF the seizure Of distillery
by Supervisor Perry in North Carolina valued
at $40 600. --.a
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NJ NATIONAL THE AT Il 3 L.

NATIoSAL j \ E A ..
THIS EVENING, the Disti1 vuished Actress,
MRs. y. r. BOWERS,
In Daly's original version q
rROU- FROU.
with ,ptir. new scenery and effects.
MATINEE SATURDAY, AT O'CLOCK
Dine notice Will be given Of the perform lnce for
the beReft Of the sufferers from the Ric chznond ca
lsuiity. myl0 3i
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THE Sub Commerce Committee Of the House
who have charge Of the bill to connect the Mis-
sissippi with Lake Michigan by water, win make
a favorable report to the fun committee.