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FAT CONTRIBUTOR, or formerly IIunki-
tlori, will deliver one of his witty lectures
at Washington, IIAll, Monday evening,
Dec. 2stll. Subject: "Ingin Meal" George
D. Prentice, of tho Louisville Journal,
said: "Artcmus Ward was never the
equal Of the Fat Contributor as n humor.
Gus lecturer. Tho Fat Contributor keeps
his audience in IL continual roar OF mer-
rimcnt without the slightest approach to
what might be considered vulgar or OBJ
iectionablc to the most cultivated. His
humor is rs refined us ii is original"
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Shin Burned nt Sea,


NEW YORK, Dec. 2I.
The ship Charters, IRON Antwerp, re.
ported that on the 9th, lat 30, long. 81, she
fcll in with the bark Abe Wyman, from
Savannah TO Liverpool, on fire, and took
OF the Captain and crew numbering
fourteen men. The Wyman was owned
and built in Boston by Jacob Bcnnct, md
had cargo of 1900 bales Of cotton. She
was struck by lightning the same day.
All efforts to subduc the flames proved
unRvailing.
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PhiIaLeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December 81.
FLOuR-DullA aud nOmlnal Ohio and Indiana
s. 1905 70. :.
GRGN-WhcHt steady; Indiana rcd 81 1891 10;
Rye NC. COrn dull yellow 90c; western mixed
GSN7Oc 0ats, 46l5i6C for State and b5G0A for
western.
: nOvIsloXs-LIght demand. Mess pork un.
changed. Lard I9it 3Hc.
OIi.s-P Petroleum lrmur; crude l6c; refined s9h
623ic.
WHWKY-At 99693c.
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Schooner Wrecked to get the Insure
0nCG.
HAI.IFAX, Dec. 81

The American schooner Lizzie Z. Law,
which was condemned and sold at Que.
bee for violating the fishery law, and pur-
chased by the owner, ran ashore on the
way to Gloucester, at Owls Head, past
lAliFaX. Her commander, Capt. Alex,
Brigant, has been arrested here charged
with willfully wrccking tho vessel to get
the Insurance.
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Aosta was now on the throne, unless the
finances were suitably discussed. The
motion was supported by the Government
members thereof, expressing the scntt'
mcnt that TO save tho country all meas
llres were allowable.
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ADD1TIoNAL LOCAL.

Schools TO he CLosED-With the
close Of to days exercises in the public
schools in the city, the regular holiday
vacation will commence and continue
until Tuesday morning, January 3d. The
same is also true in regard to tho schools
in South Wheeling. = . !
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WASIIIN GTON.
PROGRAMME FOR MR. sClEENCN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
General Schcnck met with the Com
mittcCOn Ways and Mcans, Of which he
is chairman, for the last time to-day. lie
informed tho committee That lie does not
expect to be in Congress after the hOli.
days The programme now is To send his
name 10 the Senate tomorrow and have
him confirmed at once that lie may re.
sign his scat IN the House Thursday.
Hooper, Of Massachusetts, will act ns
chairman of the Committee on Ways and
Means for the balance Of the session.
ENTERTAINMENT nY +. NJ. GENERAL.
The Postmaster General gave q State
dinner last night The Cabinet attended.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMITTEE
The Committee on the Pacific Railroad,
have had no meeting this session, owing
to the continued absence Ot Chairman
Wheeler, of New York. Persons who
arc interested in the bills pending before
this committee are growing anxious about
the long delay, and the Speaker added TO
their trouble yesterday, by saying that
the committee would probably have no
chance to report this session. The most
Tint tho committee will be able 10 accom-.
plish will bo To call up the motion To ro-
consider the vote by which the House re.
fused lust juno, to give away Ycrba
BucnO Island, in san Francisco Bay, TO
the Central Pacific Railroad Company,
and perfect the substitutes tor tho South.
crn Pacific Railroad bill, now on the
Speakers table.
NOMINATION OF MIR sClIENCH.
The following nominations were sent to
tho Senate to-day: Robert G. Schenck, Of
Ohio, as Envoy Extraordinary and Minis.
ter PlcnipOtenliAry TO Great Britain, and
JoA c. G. Clements, Of Ohio, us Secretary
Of Washington Territory. t.l>.
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$ SrERLISa ExclIGNaE-BanEcrs' bills 1885,.

STATE SECURITIES Missouri, 93; TenneascCN
old, 6IK; new, Gtk; Virginia, new, OS; old, %;
North Carolina, old, an; new, ~:
SroCKs-WestCrn Union Telegraph. 45IS; Adams
Express, 6i%; Wells. Fargo 4 Co, q; American,
46Y; Gniied States 88H; PaCIdc Mall, 40S;
New York Central 9OX; do scrip SIX; Erie
Michigan Central. II6X, ex. div; Cleveland
q Pittsburgh, i09k; Northwestern, 7JI; do
preferred, 6OX; Rock Island, lG3it; New Jersey
Central, iO8H; St. Paul 6SJS: do preferred, 19lS;
Wabash, 4stS; do preferred, 81; Fort Wayne, 92K
iiS; Ohio 4 Mississippi, TX; Cleveland, Colum.
huS b Cincinnati, 81; Burlington and Quincy,
Ii0 Lake Shore, ON; Illinois Central, lSSK.
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WOman's Suffrage in DakOtah-..Thc
Upper Missouri closed.
YANKTON, D. T., Dec. 20

YANKToN, D. T., Dec. 20.
The question of WOman's Suffrage
will he tho special order in the House
tomorrow. The indications arc that 1t
will fail by small majority.
The weather is very cold. Tho Mis-
souri, river closed here last night.
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NoMNAr1oN OF NM sClIENcK.
Circnt pemocrattc VICTORY.

u.GlG e SELMA, Ala, Dec. 81.
The municipal election yesterday re.
suited III the success Of the Democratic
ticket by 200 majority. The Repub.
lican majority on the State election is
about 1900.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, DcccmbCrH q.
FLoUR-QnIet.
GnAlX-Whcat. No. . spring Chicago quiet,
Corn, No ] mixed lrm and advanced AG61C,
closing ut I9Xc for new Oats. No. 9 dul at Ifaic.
Rye. No. quiet at Zoe. Barley, spring No 3
dull and prices nominal.
uOUs-Drussed, nirmcr at s. SSlb7 90. closing
Ht outside; live, opened steady aud closed dul at
g. 7Ot66 13%.
CArTLE-QuiGt At 3KSTkC.
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New York Produce Market.
NEW Yong. December q.

CorrON-Dul; mIddllng uplands I57Sc.
FLOUR-Firm at s. 0O16 10 Tor spring grades,
GRAIx--Whcat Grner: red amber 81 1901 4O.
Rye dull ut lOH9!c. Oats unchanged. Corn
steady; No. . mixed T2lI73Hc.
:: =:PROvlsrONs-Beci, pork, bacon and lard un'
EGGs-Dcmand good; fresh 9s02sc; lined 40
9Sc,
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SchenCk's Friends Give Notice of
Contest.
NINctNNATI q Dec Q1

A formal notice was served on Col.
Campbell by Gen. Schenck's friends yes.
terday, that his right TO seat in the next
Congress would bC contested.
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THE FESTIVAL LAST NIGHT.-NOtwith-
standing the bitter cold last night, the nj
tendance at Washington Hall was all
that could be desired. The sales must have
been satisfactory, as We noticed that every
body was making m investment either in
the fancy articles or the choice cdibles
served up. Tonight, however, will be
the grand era in tic history Of the festi-
val as the cane and chair voted for will
be awarded, and the drawings for the
diamond ring, cakes, &c, will take place.
These features will attract an immense
crowd if We mistake not the interest al
ready excited among the friends OF
the respective contestants, us well as
among the ticket holders in the lottery
schemes. Let there be grand rally.
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POLICE COURT.-Therc was but Il soil
tary case before the court yesterday
morning. The great and sudden change
in the weather, or some equally effective
influence, closed up the fountains whence
flow the streams of wickedncss. The
party arraigned, yesterday morning, was
Thomas lTeenon, (may be brother OF
the renowned John CO. who was found
in the streets in state Of intoXication.
AS n penalty Tor violating the ordinance
in the past, md u warning for the future,
lie was taxed the usual dollar and costs.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW York, December q.
Apart from certain classes OF wooden goods
adapted to tho season, which nre selling In small
quantities To the trade, the market Ia dull and
prices unchanged
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The Bee.Keepers in Council.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 81.
The National Bee Keepers Convention
m ct in this city to-day. Representatives
are present from twelve or fifteen States,
and from Canada. Mr.. Moore, of MiChi'
gan, is chairman Of the temporary organ
ization. The morning session was Occu-
pied in n general discussion on bee cnl'
turc.
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New YoRK, December 81.

The TiiJunCs Atlanta special says Ad.
vices received from the different sections Of
the State by Senator BlOdgett, Chairman Of
the State Central Committee, arc TO the cf'
feet that light vote only has thus fir
been pollcd, with the Republicans in
the nsccndancy. But little disturb.
ance at the polls is reported. "a think
that four Republican Congressman at
least can be counted upon. Should the
weather prove inclcmcnt during the two
remuining election days, as it now threat.
ems, the Republicans will carry the State
by handsome majority on the popular
vote,
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Baltimore Market.
RGlrIMnUr DCcomhrr 9

FLOUR-Frm.
GRAIN-Whcat unchanged. Corn advanced;
No. white 74GlT5c: yellow 7207ic.
PROVISIONS Unchanged.
WHIsKY-At03HO0IHc
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Steamer Nick Wall snagged.
YrcKspune. Dec. 81.

The Nick Wall of St. Louis for ViCks.
burg struck u snag on Sunday night
at Grand Lake. The cabin fell off and
fl0atcd four miles, and is n total loss.
The hull is tied at Maryland landing.
The freight is badly damaged, one hun
drcd and twenty-five deck and fifteen
cabin passengers aboard. Seventeen
dead bodies recovered and many others
are supposed to be lost. Charley Nc
Lure drowned.
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GEORGIA ELECTION.
AUGUSTA, Ga, December 20.

AUGUSTA, Ga, December 20.
The election is progressing in Georgia
for members Of Congress and the Lcgisla-
turc and county officers. The returns
are meagrc and unsatisfactory, but it is
believed the Democrats carry the State
MACON, December 90.
Gangs of negro women were ut the
polls GlectionCcring for the Republican
ticket. One negro, who voted the Demo.
cratic ticket, was mobbcd, when row
cnsued, and one OF the assaiIants was shot
and severely wounded. The military
were called out, and dispersed the mob
and quiet was restored.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

frame oEd the Pope-Cdrlists and the COrtes in
SIdiE-EnfOrcemeRte Of Lars an Ireland.
A dISp atch from Paris saws that Count Daru
Minister of Foreign Affairs, will issue a mani
festO explaining the policy OF France toward the
Ecumenical Council. Count Daru has not de
manded that France have q representative in
the Council because Of the proposed introduc-
ton of the dogma OF infalliblity, but on account
OF the publication Of the schema, which seems
TO touch the question OF Church and State. The
ortcial journals say there is no intention OF
withdrawing the French troops from Rome.
They are there to defend the territorial rights
not the religious rights of the Holy See. R1mor
anticipates that the Senate will refuse to adopt
the senatus consultum introducing liberal re-
forms in the system Of nominating MAYORS and
fears are entertained of a conflict between that
sSdy and the ,01 ministEy The Corps Legisatif
lambert. chief OF the liberal Catholic party, is
dead. All the journals, including the ultra
montane organs, appear in mourning.
A number OF Carlists have crossed into Spain,
IN spite OF the constant vigilance OF the authori
tics on both sides of the frontier. General
Prim declared i'm the Cortes that the PROPOSE
Senator Sumner said he had received PROPOSE
tiOns from him for the sale or cessation of Cuba
TO the United States, was utterly false In an
privileges of Cuba, Gen. Prim replied that no
election OF deputies to the Cortes had been
held in that Island. the authorities reporting
that the time had not yet arrived, and the trou-
bles were not ended.
The British cabinet has decided on a measure
TO be submitted to Parliament for the enforce
tenant of Ireland is to have power to proclaim
martial Law IN districts where unusual trouble
exists. Extraordinary powers of arrest and de-
ten,ion mare are gran,ea 70 magstra,es IN such % dis-
ard jury trial are dispensed with. The police
force is to be largely increased The bill will be
introduced ON Thursday, by Forteseue, Chief
Adyices from Rio Janeiro report that the
SOmit prevails In that city.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

THE DUELLo IN SPAIN-Montp.nsier Kills
Prince Henri de BourGOn.-The Atlantic telegraph
brings the news of a royal duel i'm Spain. The
Duke de Montpensier and Prince Henri de
Bourbon fought seven miles from Madrid on
Saturday, and the latter was killed. The Duke
is the youngest son of the former King Louis
Philippe, OF France, and has since the deposi-
tiOR of Queen Isabella been q prominent candi-
date for tie vacant Spanish throne on account
having married the Infanta Louisa, sister Of Isa-
bella. Prince Henri was the brother Of Queen
Isabella's husband, King Francisco de As,s, and
has always been bitter opponent of his cousin
Montpensier's pretensiOns. Shortly after
the fight of Isabella he addressed a
letter to the Cortes violently denouncing
Montpensier, claiming that the latter was
playing the Revolutionists false, and endeay-
oring to dupe them as he had duped the Queen
and that he himself was truly Liberal.
Since then hostile meeting between the two
CURED, with the fatal result already stated.
Prince Henri has been in affiiation with the
Liberal party in Spain, and his seconds in the
duel were Republican Deputies of the Cortes.
The seconds of the Duke were Gems COrdoya
and Alaminor. The principals drew lots for the
first shot, and Prince Henri won the choice
distance of ten PAGES. without result They
then advanced on each other, and, at the dis
lance OF seven PAGES, Prince Henri fired and
his adversary through the head. The latter feii
to tie ground, and in few moments expired
Montpensier showed the utmost calmness during
tnc ComDdt, Dut WAS much anected when in
formed Of the result As the Prince was DOOR
the Duke offers to provide for his widow and
children. The affair has created much excite.
ment.
later account says: The duel between Duke
de Montpensier and Prince Henri de Bourbon
creates intense excitement. The letters writ
ten by the latter branded Montpensier as a .Je-
sult conspirator, and called him a bloated
French pastry cook. The prince won the choice
OF weapons and ground and the right to the first
shot The distance was ten PAGES, the combat
ants hring alternatelyfTOm rev0lvers. The first
and second shots of the Prince missed at the
third the bullet grazed the cheek OF the Duke,
causing slight wound. MOntpensier's first
shot missed, the second slightly wounded the
Prince, and the third proved fatal, the ball en-
tering the forehead of the Prince, and killing
IN instantly. The Duke exclaimed, 90 My God,
what have i dOne?" and swore to protect the
Princes children. MoDtpensier and his seconds
are in Madrid, and have not been arrested.
When the Duke had fred twice his seconds en-
deayored to effect reconciliation, but the
Prince was furious, and refused. 1t Is ru-
mored French intrigue Is at the bottom OF the
duel.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

The Ssnsesce Of Capt Eye-Letters from lh United
States Con sst AND the Captains CIerA.

IN, S,n,esce of Capt Eyr,-Letters from ne United
States Consst and the Captains CIerk.
The Court of Inquiry, which has been In Ses-
eo:Iision % % % between the Bombay and Oneids. has has
given q suspended certificate to Captain Eyre
Tor six months And this too Notwithstanding
the evidence as to his unparalleled inhumanity
accumulateS.
A letter from United States Consul Shepherd,
ut JeddO, conveying the sad tidings of the 10 of
Lieut' nint Commander Stewart, of the Oneida,
rushed on deck and took their several positions
From the bridge Lieut Commander Stewart
hailed the Bombay, saving Ship ahOy. Stand by
US: you've cut us down. Bat the Bombay kept
Gods sake stand by; YOU have cut US i'm two,'
But no answer, and on the Bo mbay went.
Your son and ono Of the midshipmen (Adamsl
loaded and fired three guns; the engineer turned
on the whistle-all Of whichthe captain OF the
Bombay says he did not hear, and did not even
stop to see what damage he had done, which,
had he have done, all or nearly all might have
been saved. Twenty miles away, at Yokohama,
the guns were distinctly heard, and still this
brute of a captain, not more than mile away,
says he did not hear them, or see the flash"
In the same degree as the blackness Of the
conduct of the English officers deepens, the
glorious steadfastness of the American officers
shines forth with increasing brightness. A let
ter from Mr.. Crow nnshield, the captains clerk.
who saved himself nv his strong swimming, SAYS:
Captain Williams wOnld N OF leave his post on
the bridge, although he was almost pulled away,
and when urged by Mr.. Yates, replied: Il go
down with my ship A petty officer urging him
to go, he grasped the iron rail, and said mo,
TINS is my place, and here remain God bless
him. the country and the world have lost a noble
ofheer, who died rather than leave what he con-
sidered his post Of duty. This heroic conduct
was followed by every officer and man on board
the ship; not soul who had station left it, but
faced death in such a manner that makes me
feel proud we are Americans, and were 1t not
for you all at home, L could wish that l was
locked in their arms. Through all that 1
during e..
such an impression upon me. Through all my
experience during the war; saw nothing to
compare with it. But L cannot write mOre-my
heart is too full Shall ever get over it? Is
what ask myself"
The Newark (N. J.) Advertiser asks: Can we
ever forget it? can We pass it by without notice?
is what the country is asking. Shall we not
have some satisfaction for the cruel sacrifice OF
a hundred brave men, whose sl.ry forms one of
the proudest as well as one of the saddest pages
OF American history?
Evening star., 1870-03-14
DIED

BROWN. On the morning Of the 18th Instant
ELIAS ALBERT. son of Elias and Mary Brow n
aged years, months and week. Baltimore
papers please COPY
Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon. at :. O'Clock. from
(Old M mber) 4g5 Eth street, between II and sts
Friends OF the family and acQuaintances invited
TO attend.
MURPHY. On Sunday, the 18th instant, at 81
o'clock D. of consum pton in the 9th year of his
age. JEREMIAH MURPHY.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
No. 40 street north. between I4th and 18th, on
Tuesday afternoon 18th inst, at O'Clock.
NCDklLTT. On the l3th instant. ROSANA
Mcf EVITI, aged Is months, daughter Of Michael
and McDevitt.
Tn. funeral will take place from L stree. between
I'd sd streets at clock Tuesday March 18TH
and proceed to Mount Olivet.
FUTILE. Monday morning, l4th inst, at quar-
ter before seven, OF pneumonia, MARY ANN TUT
TIE wife of Chester Tutte, in the 53th year Of her
age.
tuneral services will be held Tuesday, March
18th. at one O'Clock at her late residence, No SIO
I'D street The friends Of the family y
inv vited 80 attend
Evening star., 1870-03-14
CHAS M MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
mhlO3taw3w Rep.1 WIN. L. WALL & CO, Aucts
ESTATE


~ By virtue Of decree Of the Ciruit Court for
E:.: PrInee George County, sitting as a Court of
~Equity, passed in cause wherein Tobias G.
Iownshend and 9th rs are complainants aud James
derslgned rs Trustee will lsell at public sale. at
d, on SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF March, 1870, be
tween the hours Of IL O'Clock NJ, and 4 O'Clock p
cepted all that tract parcel of land stu ,te lying
and being near b, in said Prince George Is County
OF which William Townshend formerly Of said
assigned to Fidea Townshend, widow of the said
William Townshend, as and for her dover in the
real estate OF her said husband and which the said
fioeiia Townshend possessed up to the time Of her
This property adjoins the lands of Dr. Joseph H
Blandford, Mrs Williams, and others lies upon the
mile from the latter place, where there is a post
efice, store. hotel, and other conyeniences and
there also public schools and several churches
steam saw and grist mills; within convenient dis
Washington City, and three miles from the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad now being built. The
land is well wooded and watered; the soil being
hoed, aud there are also good Dwelling House,
with pump OF fine water in the yard, two Tobacco
Houses, Corn House, Stable, and other necessary
out bs building. asng In toeEable repair g thereon
Of division, the aforesaid stage running through
about the centre Of the farm.
follows: One NTH ofthe purchase money to be paid
the court; and the residue in equal nstalments in
whole to- bear interest from the day of sale until
paid ARD the payment thereof TO be secured by the
bonds Of the purchaser purchasers, with surety
or snreties to be approved by the trustee;
mSi6sd T. Ii. OsBOURN. of Chas.. Trustee.