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NIrED STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA.
Poer OFprcE DErARrwExr,

foe1 OFFfCE DEPARTMENT..
WASH INGroN, January s, ls7O
this Department until O'Clock p. NJ. Of March ~,
ls7o Ito be decided BY April q , for carrying the
Mails OF the United States from July l. 100, 20 June
~ lal on the following routes In the State Of vir-
ginla and by the schedules Of departures and arri
vale herein specified, viz:
E0-From Lebanon, by head OF McClureis creek
In. o. Sanders m ills, In. o.. y Calender Pew,
therer 9, Wise county y On. o.,) Holly Creek
and Osborn Gap, On. o. to Pikcton. NV D
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Lebanon Monday az AN
Arrive at Plketon "Wednesday by p. m.
Leave Piketon Thursday at A. N.
Arrive at Lebanon SATURDAY byl p N
4Sl-Frem Batesville 20 North Garden, miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Batesville Thursday at u M
Arrive at North Garden by - p N
Leave North Garden Thursday at p. NJ.
Arrive at Batesville by q p. NJ
bids 20 end At Greenwood Depot, instead Of
North Garden, invited.
E2-From Rideeway TO Lesksville, IN C. D no miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Ridgeway saturday st A. NJ.
Arrive at Leaksvile by II A. M
Leave Leaksyille Saturday az L. M.
Arrive at Rideeway by =. NJ.
For forms OF proposals., guarantee. and certificate,
and also Tor instructions % the conditions be-
embraced IN the contract &c. advertisement OF
october 81, 1856 January 2, ls9, ami this date m
De found at the principal post Offices.
Bids should be sent i'm aled envelopes. SUPER
scr1bed all Proposals, State ef Virginia" and ad
dressed TO the Second Assistant Postmaster General
JNO. A j. CRESWELL.
"a s1-lawH Postmaster GeDeral.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The OUTRAGE ON THE SHEA CHrLD-Arrest Of
The Alleged Perpefrdtor--The negro Ross alias
Del Range, who made his escape after receiving
a charge Of shot in his shoulders by the hands OF
the mother of the child he is charged with having
brutally injured, as stated in The STAR of last
evening, was yesterday arrested by Detectives
Coones and Miller, who, after hunting about his
lurking places in this city without finding him,
in their search, proceeded along the Loudoun
and Hampshire railroad, and in about an hour
discovered Ross going along the track at q rapid
gait. A lively chase ensned, ending in running
tOdy and brought to police eadquarters in this
city. He is stout black fellow about thirty-five
years old, five feet eight inches high, and weighs
about one hundred and fifty pounds. He denies
the charge altogether. Justice Walter commit
ted him to Jail for further hearing.
About II O'Clock this morning the accused
was brought before Justice Walter for a pre-
iminary hearing. DR.. j. E. Morgan was first
examined, and testified to the diseased condition
Of the child. Mrs. Maria Shea, the mother,
testified that the little one would not be five
years old until next September. About ten
days ago she complained of being hurt, but wit
ness did not know what was the matter until
Thursday last. The doctor was sent for, and
she ascertained what was the matter with her
child. She asked the child who had hurt her.
and she appeared frightened, but finally said
that Ross had hurt her, and stated the circum-
stances, which the mother testified to, but which
are unfit ftr publication. The child is quite
i'll, and win not be able to get out for a week or
two, and the Justice therefore committed the
prisoner for q further hearing.
and 1t was with difficulty that the once could
be kept clear. Quite large proportion of the
crowd were colored men, and at times they were
quite excited in relation to the case. The ac-
cused appeared with handkerchief bound
mother of the child shooting him on SATURDAY.
evening last.
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Richmond CeIebrating the Admfszaou
Of vfrYfnio.

Ietegrdphed Ezciustrelg to The Erening Sar.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. GA salute of one
hundred guns were fired in the Park at noon in
honor of the admission Of Virginia. About five
thousand persons were present, two-thirds Of
whom were colOred.
National flags we're raised on the Custom
House and Capitol.
Governor Walker spoke q few minutes, con-
graduating the people on the admission, and
predicting glorious future for Virginia.
A c0lored Conservative and a number of col
ored Republicans made political speeches, the
burden OF the latter being that ii the State did
not follow the spirit of the reconstruction acts
she would be put back As a Territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING of the
House and Senate this morning opened bids for
furnishing paper for the Government printing
for the ensuing year. About seventy bids were
received from dealers in various parts of the
country, but it will take several days to classify
the same and determine upon the lowest bid
ders, after which the contract will be awarded.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS,
New York Proposes q Rail- 20 Prince
Arthur.

Te'egrdphed Ezc'usirely 20 tss EreHing Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-A number OF prominent
citizens faye determined to celebrate the ad-
vent OF Prince Arthur by giving a ball i'm his
honor.
The following letter was sent him to-day:
NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-Toar Royal HieLness
Desirous Of testifying our high respect for her
honor to request your presence at a ball TO be
given in this city on such day may suit your
convenience.
We have the honor to be your Royal Highness'
servants,
ISignedl-John A. Dix, III. NJ. Grinnell An
gust Belmont, l.. p. Morton, Denning Duer and
others.
To II. r. H. Prince Arthur de-
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Won't Vote 10 Exclude the BOur.
hons.
1SleCrdphed ExcIusirslu In n, Er,n.no Syox

MADRID, Jan. "a proposition for the ex-
clusion of the house of Bourbons from the
Spanish throne came before the Constituent
Cortes yesterday for final action, and was the
occasion of an exciting debate. General Prim
an the course of his marks he declared the
proposition unjust to e. clude all Bourbons He
Geslred to explain that ais words were not de-
signed particularly to Tvor the Duke OF Mont
pensier. He would go Nth the majority. who
ever might be chosen. At length a vote was
reached, and the proposal was rejected by a
large maJority-yeas 50, nays Isl.
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Fatal Railroad Accident,
,.l0Hnfakcd E,..I. - A.


OGDENsBURG, n. Y, Jan. 25.-Yesterday
mornings train on the Watertown. Rome and
Ogdensburg railroad, which was due here last
evening, met with an accident a short distance
south of Philadelphia Station, caused by a
broken rail. Two passenger cars and the
Tao,as 1Tra@n,ns car we're thrown of the track. J. III.
was instantly killed. A number of passey Ger !
were injured, three seriously.
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FINANCIAL OPERATIONS OF THE GOVERN
MENT.-Secretary Boutwell, will sell one million
Of dollars in coin tomorrow, and purchase one
million in bonds for the sinking fund on Thurs
day. This will make the total amount of bonds
for the sinking fund and those held subject to
the action of Congress ninety-four and one-half
millions of dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

HARMONIAL HALL,
HI Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
FIRST SOCIETY OF PROGRESSIVE SPIRIT
UALISTS.
based upon the FACTS Of SPIRIT C3nmrnton.
1nnaion. nav anl shonId he dem,nstrated tn ail
who desiTe such demonstration. On "WEDNESDAY
4. v. WILSON, we hope to bring such demonstra
ton, to the minds of the audience no may assemble
tcttneSses Admission, for the benefit Of the So
c,etys Fun $, twenty five cents Doors open at i;
Lecture commence at 7:S0 D.
ja2S- -2tr JOHN MAYHEM, President.
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CHAMPAGNE, OR STEP BY STEP" will be
performed at Wallis Opera House for the last
time this evening, and will be followed to-mor-
row evening by "Mercy Dodd," Boucicault's
last and in some respects his best play, and in
which Miss Keene and her excellent company
are said to appear at their best. In addition to
"Mercy Dodd," the capital farce, :. Two can
Play at that Game ," will be gwen.
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8. p. BROWN, ESQ.,, has issued invitations to
Congressmcn and prominent citizens for a social
entertainment at his residence at Mount Pleas
ant on Thursday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

THE PRESIDENT this afternoon sent to the
Senate the nomination of General Franz Siegel,
to be Assessor of Internal Revenue for the Sixth
District of New York, and Joseph Fl. Blackburn,
to be q. s. Marshal for the Middle District
of Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

THE PUBLIC DEBT.-The forthcoming state
ment of the public debt will show very smal
decrease for the present month, probably no
over one and half or two millions of dollars.
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REVIEW AND INsPECTION.-ColoneI Dupont's
light battery of artillery, stationed ON Connect
cut avenue, was inspected yesterday afternoon,
in the presence Of large number of persons
General Mcdowell, commanding the Depart
ment Of the East, was present and received with
the usual military honors and salute.
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Cash IN THE TREAsURY.-The coin balance
on hand last evening, as shown by the books OF
the Treasury Department, was s54 900 ,OO0 and
the coin certificates S51 ,o00, 900. The currency
balance was S5,OO0,OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN, (HMBER) CLUE
Territorial Government UiR Condsfioas-A meet
Ing OF this club was held last evening at Shiloh
Church ON L street, Ward Commissioners. Henry
Humber IN the chair, who explained the object
o. tne meeting % be the restoration Of harmony
appointed to nlI the vacancy ON the Executive
committee, cansed By the resignation OF o. 3.
Baker. Mr.. VIM. III. Bell then said that IL q
majority Of the citizeW desired . consolidation
Of Washington, 0eorgeee.n. and the County,
he vas in favor Of territorial government.
Mayor Bowen was an excellent man and an
honest oldcer, and the reason vhy he was 10
much asailed and slandered was because he
expended the money Of the people honestly and
judicicusly. There we're members In the City
ing Of TAXATION, - they did not own one doilars 3
worth Of property. Speaking of the late tiyision
In their ranks in the ward. he thouaht the dis-
contented ones would soon return to their old
club. He then characeorised the attempt made
z few nieno since TO break mp the meeting at
Union League Han - disgrace ~ the city and
NJ. Himber made Q statement. He s.;d he
supposed the speaker had refereed 10 the
scene at Union League Hall last Friday night.
He wished to say that he and Mr.. Della
ware duioneu neo rented the hall from Mrs.
10000 10 fSr that night, and had paid for L.
Brooks had - much md more right there than
Bin DIXON or any ofhiD crowd And, spooking for
himsef - aA American citizen, he would dare
any omcer 70 a1fsmpt 70 arrest hin f6r exer-
e'asDs ne right q every ffssnan, ffss speech.
A sAnoR pnov1D-rhb nsEning TIE body
sss Issss 8 Is M, - Isss ssssn -. sssass ssasd
ooafihgne - G111er, ~ Df. Po6esr, thS
CeHone1, ~ 1Uo1o0 Uhoo6 q ibQuoOk
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s6i3 9s1.
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NEW FIFTY CENT NoTEs-Secretary Bout
well has determined not to issue any more of
the fifty cent fractional currency notes, on ac-
count Of the cOunterfeits of that denomination
now in circulation. A new design will at once
be prepared by Mr.. McCartee, chief of the
Printing Division, and sent to the Bank Note
Printing Company, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

The Citizens Ticket Elected I'm wheel.
ing.
Islegraphed Exclusively to The EVENING Star.
WHEELING, Va, January 25-At the muni-
cipal election yesterday, the Citizens ticket was
elected over the regular Democratic nominee
End Of the Strike at In Creuxot.
France.
Ietegrcphed Ezc,usirely to The Eveaing Syar.
PARIS, Jan. 25.-The strike among the miners
and operatives at La Creuzot has ended and
order has been restored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

IHE SPRING BALANCE SCALE CasEs.-The slx
cases ON which John Pyfse. dealer i'm m.
western Market, was recently tined by .Jusfics,
Anderson for using spring balance SC alos have
oeen taken TO the Circuit Court on a writ OF
certiorari.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

Mr.. RICE in the Senate this morning reported
back the bin to aid the building of rolling mill
in the District of Columbia, which authorizes
the Commissioner of Public Buildings TO lease
or to sell to Thomas Mcnamara fonr hundred
feet square OF reservation II on the west side of
Virginia avenue and east side OF the Washing
ton Canal as site for a rolling ;Inin and nail
factory.
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KELLY AND Icons MINSfIELS. It

w A1I's oF E R A ou $ E.
KEENE;
Also of the Chestnut street Theatre, Philadelphia
THIS (TUESDAYD EVENING,
Last night of MATILDA ii ERoN comedy
CHAMPAGNE1OR, STEP BY STEP.
TOMORROW NIGHT, T,tWEDNESDAY)J Jan 18th,
First time of Boucicault S last aud best play
MERCY DUDD,
and by the request of many distinguished citizens
the conedietta
TWO CAN PLAY ATTHAT GAME.
Mis- LAURA KEEN Il appearing in both pieces.
Seats secured at Ellis Music Store. Will shortly
be revived Boucicaults romantic drama
Ii HAUNTED DOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

hlcHARD Z. REID was yesterday arrested by
oncer Charles III. Kimm,l for selling goods
without license. and after hearing before Jus
and was scharged.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ALTON L L II E A T Z.
MAX MARETzEKy
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
KELLOGG. RONCONI.
THIS tuesday, EVENING, January 25th,
LINDA DI CHAMOUNIX.
KELLOGG, LUMLEY. RONCONI,
LOTTI, AND OTHERS.
TOMORROW, 0W,(WEpNESDAY,) y January 26th,
Rossini's Masterwork,
WILLIAM TELL.
SIG. LEFRANC, in his great role of ARNoLDo, to
gether with an immense cast.
THURSDAY. January 9th,
KELLOGG,
RONCONI.
CRISPINO LA COMARE.
LEFRANG
MASANIELLO.
SATURDAY-GRAND MATINEE.
SCALE PRICES TO MATINEE:
Admission, including reserved 1 90
Admission including seats in orchestra 50
+ amliy Circle %
SATURDAY EVENING
LAST PERFORMANCE.
SCALE OF PRICES:
OrcnestIa Cnalr..:- u %
Parquet and Dress Circle, 81
NeDerd AuinlsslOn w
La!cOhy 20
Gaiiery %
be sale Of seats for any performance commenced
THIS MORNlNG, at 3 O'Clock, at the office of the
Theatre. Box office open from a. m. till 6. p. M.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BArCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

TIE best IN the tcorld-does not contain lead-no
yitril poisOns to paralyze the system or produce
death. IL IS perfeceiy ss-reliable-ssstanta-
seoEs; Avoid the yaunted and delusve preparations
e,cape the danger. The genuine w. A. Batchelors d
Hair Dye kdS fhtrty years repkdft0r to uphold its
integrity. Sold by Druggists. Applied at l6 Bond
street, N. Y. Ja0-tr
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1T HAVING BEEN STATED that Prince Arthur
would attend the opera tonight, We are re-
quested by the proprietors of the theater, who
DO not wish any misapprehension to exist in the
matter, to say that the Prince has promised to
attend one night during his stay, but is not able
now to designate the night. Tonight he will
visit Gen. Sherman,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

CONSTABLE APPoISrED.-To-day, In tn
Sourt IN General Term, Mr.. George r. No;
Kiss was appointed County Constab le.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

TIE VIRGINIA REPRESENTATIVES, The
House will admit the members from Virginia
Immediately upon the signing of the bill for the
admission Of the State by tf,e President, except
Messrs. Booker and Mckenzie, whose seats are
contested, Porter, on account of his record, and
Segar on account of the legality of his claim,
having been elected as representative Of the
State at large, who will all have their claims
referred to the Committee on Elections.
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LOOKOUT FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYS.

LOOKOUT FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYS.
A very fine and large assortment Of HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. consisting Of
FAMILY BIBLES,
POCKET BIBLES,
WHITING DESKS,
WORK BOXES,
PORTFOLIOS,
FINE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
JUVENILE BOOKS,
TOY BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
POCKET BOOKS,
Ard great variety of FANCY GOODS. Selling very
CHEAP. Call and examine for yourself.
At J. G. PARhERS
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
OPPOSITE Post Once.
De 1-u Corner 7th and N Streets.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL. REPORTS,

Special 10 1ae Evesine Star.
TRENTON, Jan. IA freight train coming
North was wrecked last night, about II O'clock
two miles south OF this place, by the breaking OF
wheel of one of the cars, and the through ex-
lress train, with the mail from New York 20
Wash ngton, was detained here two hours. The
wrecked train was badly smashed up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25
PHILIP d SOLOMONS.
BOOK s l. L l. L RS,
332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

Who have also on their shelves the following NEW
BOOKS:
The Life ard Letters Of Faraday; by DR.. Renee
Jones, secretary of the Royal Institution, vols,
ga Essays Designed to elucidate the Science Of
Political Economy, while serving to explain and
defend the policy Of protection home industry
asyetem Of national cooperation for the elevation
Of labor; by Horace Greeley, Sl-o. Helen Erskine;
Impress; by Schele Devere, S175. The Complete
Holy Grail, in one volume, hanisomeiy bound in
cloth, 81; paper. IS cents. Kitty; by u. Betham
Edwards 81 cents hedora Leigh: History and
an introduction and commentary on the charges
BROUGHT against Lord Byron by Mrs. Beecher stowe,
5 cents Mrs. Shakespeare Nindicated in the True
Story of Mrs Shakespeare Life. 10 cents. ia Is tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

pxTom Allen win not fight Joe Coburn.
SLord 90 Ainsley sstill In B0ston-the mo
natty barkeeper in the profession.
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1NCESDIARy FIRk-The fire about X O'Clock
to-day lfor which an alarm was struck for box
20 Was IN the stable attached % the former resi-
uence OF Secretary Seward. in the square north
VI tne treasury Department. the upper portion
y. W Mbleh vas destroyed. IL was owned by A n.
Stooshton, Esq-; and was occupied by a.
Doshey, a mack kman. and was undoubtedly the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

MAYoR BOWEN returned from New York a.
morning, and resumed business I'm his once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

APPOINTMENTS IN THE Posi- OFFICE DEPARr-
NKNT.-J. b. Ford has been appointed tempo
rary clerk in the Post Office Department, vice
s. G. Young resigned; g. L. Du Bois has been
appointed temporary clerk in the Post Office
Department with pay of a frst-class clerk.
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NT TETZE ROTT HALL.

NJ Z T E r II A L l..
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
JANUARY 27rH AND 2SrH.
For the Benefit Of
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The following gentlemen were appointed q commit
by the Board Of Trustees of Public Schools, to
make arrangements for the Entertainment:
T.. Richards, Supt. Public Schools; yudson =.
Brown, W. b. Moore, T.. Champlin, and George :.
Mcclellan, who was appointed Treasurer by the
committee.
j. M HAGERS GRAND NATIONAL
ALLEGORY AND TABLEAUX,
Will be Given by Oyer
400 Pupils Selected from the Public Schools.
MISS #. A. HAGER, Pianist
A Steiuway Concert Grand will be used.
Tickets, so cts; Reserved Seats rs cts extra for
sale at Metzerotts Music Store, Monday, Jan. 24th
Doors open AZ 7. To commence at O'Clock.
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. %.
Schools and Children, IS cents. Adults, 50 cents.
Door epen at ]. Commence at q "a 2l-6t
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Suicide OF AN American IN England
1eteQTdphed Exclusirely to The Eren;n1 Sfnv

LONDON, Jan. 25-Charles Thornton. an
American, and merchant of Bradford, York
shire, committed suicide there yesterday. The
PARTICULARS are unknown.
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DARIEE AND SUEZ.

THE MARITIME CANAL OF SUEZ; A brief
mernoir OF the enterprise from its earliest date and
q comp parison of its probable results with ship ca
nal across paren. By Prof. j. L. NOurse, u. s N .,
with macs from the plates Of the Suez Canal Com
pany; letter from Leeseps and his likeness and an
tograph. and other illustrations, in pamphlet
form. Price IS cents. Just published by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

THE TARIFF ON CoAL.-The Ways and Means
Committee this afternoon took a vote on allow
ing coal in free of duty, which they agreed to do
by vote Of 5yeas to nays Messrs. Hooper
Allison, Maynard, Brooks, and Marshall voting
nthe affirmative, and Messrs. Kelly, cCarthy,
Blair, and Schenck in the negative. 1t is
thought Mr. Maynard will change his vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

SALE OF SPTRIroUs LIoUoRs.-A petition
being circulated and numerously signed a
Havre de Grace, Md, asking the Legislature Ia
pass law prohibiting the sale of spirituons
liquors within the limits of the town. A conn
ter petition In also circulating for signatures 90
head of prohibitionists.
WRrNKLED STLK.-To make silk which has
been wrfnkled and "tumoled" appear exactly
like new, sponge IL on the surface with a weak
solution OF gum arabic or white glue, and iron
il on the wrong side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

ss.:s =, gs: y::s
IS! -. :;.- al EizzsMEs - 5: 8. : r.
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The WALL STREET INvEsTIeArIoN.-The
Committee on Banking and Currency to inquire
into the recent gold panic in New York, this
morning heard the testimony of f. X. willard,
Mr.. Martin, of the firm of Smith, Gould, Mar
tin & Co., and Mr.. Carver, all of New York
CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-25

os q. pssisioe q fH0nAs d. PSWiRs. Of
psasnf granted 10 hin On The ssh dsy q Hsv. ius.
for . @grovsnsnt q Furnaces for sneltiss Iron:
elosed On ths stA day a April next: tkss ths
time for tling arggneufs end tie ExsninsrS report
be limited 20 the l5th dAy of April nexf md fhsS
aid petttton b hsaEd oa the Dth day e April
nexs. Any Dsrsoo ~ opRoss THE extelaoa
= aH-lsw3v CoS1issio.sr q fsssnss.
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lNDISPENSABLE.

There are some simple remedies indispensable in
any family. Among these, the experience Of years
assures us. should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter-
nal and external application We have found 1t of
great value; especially we recommend IL for
colds, rheumatism, or fresh wounds and bruises
Chrtsttan Era. de N-Im
MILHAC'S GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL.
Pure and reliable, obtained from fresh and healthy
by all respectable druggists. j. MILHAUS SONS,
1s3 Broadway, N. Y. a3F&Tlm
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aSHoo FLYn N BnooxIYx PuIprr--A
New York Sun correspondent teIlb NJ that
t&ere certain Presbyterian pulpltin Brook
lyn where the sermon = made up q 3 mixture
minstrel melodies, 'Shoo Fly'' b also sung oc-
eesionally in the Sunday School, with religious
adaptations. The name Of the enterpTsing
clergyman ID also given.