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The Portland daily press., 1870-01-20
The Boston Commercial 8aiietis ana
Portland.

Porilnnd.
To the Editors Of the Press:
A few weeks ago, the Boston Commercial
Bulletin spoke in very contemptuous terms
/ OF the proposed New England and Oswego
railroad, asserting that the line would pa
| through an unknown wilderness, known only
to The sportsman and hunter. A change has
come over the spirit of its dreams. 1t has re-
Gently discovered that the line is to be built
rom Oswego to Boston, "wI!h branch at &
suitable point to connect with Portland.n and
although, as he says, the Portland people were
the prime moveis at the OsweSv CONVENTION
II Is now necessary Tor Boston to take hold
OF 1t, from the unriendly cha acter of the
Boston and Albany road. 1t proposes TO step
in, very much in the same manner. as Mr,
Erastus Fairbanks die iuto Montreal, with
the Boston Memorial In lS45, to head of the
Portland and Montreal ra.lIoad, and prc baby
with the same success. -.-t
The Oswego Convention declared unapi.
mous,y iu tav, OF the Trans-contin. ntal rail-
way, with direct line liom Osweeo to Port
land. The Saratoga Convention followed up
the idea without shadow OF turning.
Should 1t prove true, as the Baiielia hopes,
that traitors are in the camp, 1t is safe to say,
that all these troubles were to be expected,
not to say anticipated-and properly guarded
against; so that, in case Boston should gnaS
the file secoud time, she would only obtain
her Just deserts.
The Boston papers were invited to take
part in the OSwego Convention, aad cannot
now with much show of consistency or pre-
tension OF decency, give Gire,tion to the
New England and Oswego railroad. That
line Is to form part of the Trans continent
al railway from Chicago to Newfoundland,
and Boston may call the line to Portland "a
branch" or BY tny other name, provided she
VIII put In her money, and hslp build 1t, by
the most direct ioute from Oswego to North.
vile, and bald her own line from Worthwhile
to the Roosac Tunnel.
The gentlemen from Portland who took
part in the Saratoga conference had full
means OF c0mprehending the value and
strength of this new move, on the part of
those who inspire the editorials of the Boston
Bulletin. JAP.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-20
The Portland Daily Press
Is published every day (Sundays excepted) by
the
Portland Publishing Co.
At 100 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland
RMs:-Eight Dollars Year in advance.
The Maine State Press

Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
$3.50 a year; if paid in advance, at $500 a
year.
RATES OF FADvERTIsING.-One inch of space
in1ength of column, constitutes a square"
$1.50 per square daily first week. rs cents
per week after; three insertions. or less 81 On,
continuing every other day after first week, 50
cents.
Halt square, three insertions orless, rs cents;
one week, LOO; so cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs," So 90 per
square per week; three insertions or less Sl6O.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS" (Which has large circulation
In every part OF the State) for S1.00 per square
for frst insertion, and so cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
The Portland daily press., 1870-01-20
MiSCELLAN Zoos.

THESE BONDS CAN BE REGISTERED
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAID-UP STOCK
| SUBSCRIPTIONS. No bonds issued on road un-
der construction issue limited to s2C 900 per mile of
road bui't aud in running order, BEING ONLY
ABOUT HALF THE ACTUAL COST. The road is
being built with great economy tor cash. $50 Miles
are already competed in the most thorough manner,
equipped snd running regu' ar trains and The whole
line lover 400 mes 1t is expected will be completed
within the ensuing year. 1t Is one OF the most i'm
portant roads in the State of New York. 1t short
ems the route from New York City t, Buffalo 10
mesan to oswego As miles, 1t traverses populous
district destitute of other railroad facilities, which
must trrnish it large and profitable local busi-
ness ard 1t will be completed at an aggregate cost
far below that OF any competing line These aavan-
tages cannot fail to make 1t of the best paying
roads leading from the metropolis, and its First
Mortgage Bonds Of the safest securities ls-
saed. All mortgage bonds issued on railroads run
ming from the City OF New York are good, and the
interest promptly paid, although some Of them are
mortgsged for more than double the amount per
mile that the Midland is. Among the bonds now
offering We know OF none equal 10 these. For the
investment Of trust other funds there Is nothing
better; ard in exchange for Government Bonds
they give large Increase of income, besides capital
izing the premium. They are meeting with rapid
sa'e and we have been grafed find that they are
taken chiefly by most conservative and sagacous
capitalists In exchange for Government securities.
Price par ard accrued interes. 10 currency. Crcu-
lars, pamphlets, &c., on hand for distribution.
GEORGE 0PDYKE 4 CO.,
Bankers, No 25 Ndssaa-st.
noo4tf
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LAST WEEKS ELECTIONS.

MARYLAND.-Oficials returns from three dis
tricfs foot up az follows: LIST, majority for Ham
democrat, 4,l2; 4th, majority for Richie, demo
1s,ITs.
ALABAMA.-The State ticket of Alabama is
vet doubtful. House democratic. The repub-
licans have q majority on joint ballot Of six
ARKANSAS -The State Is republican. Both
branches OF the legislature are republican.
Two members Of congress are republican, per-
hsps three. The democratic adyices are lust
the reverse OF this.
ILLINoIs.-J0hn B. Hays, republican h as been
elected to congress from the 18th district and It
is pretty sure that in the disputed 4th and eth
districts Hawley and Moore, republicans and
present members, are reelected. The demo-
Gratis have gained the 9th and 9TH districts.
General Farnsworth telegraphs that he is posi-
lively reelected.
KANsAs.-Further election returns from seve-
raj parts OF the State indicate, 1t is said; more
Clark to the United Stat Senate. There are
numerous candidates in the field. The legisla-
ture stands on joint ballot 107 republicans to
NEvADA.-The latest election returns from
Nevada state that the entire democratic ticket
has to elected by q small msjority. Kendall,
democrat, beaas Fitch, republican, by about 10
majority.
ARIzoNA.-Advices from Arizona state that
Mccormick has been reelected to Congress, his
majority in Yuma county insuring his re-elec.
NIw JRRsEY.-The Newark IN. J.) Courier
gives the political complexion OF the next legis-
lature OF that State as follows: Republicans, IL;
democrats, 8. House-repubiicans, "a; demo-
crats, Is. Majority on joint ballot. II. This in
sures the election Of q republican senator.
NIRGINIA..The Virginia delegation to the
Forty-second Congress stands democrats to
republicans, gain Of one dsmoc. q ic member @
follows: LIST district, John Critcher, democrat;
I'd, James II. Plat, democrat; Sd, Charles II.
Porter, republican; 4th, ". II. H. StoweiI, re-
publican; 9Th, X. T. W. Duke, democrat; 9th,
John Il. Harris: democrat; eth, e. NJ. Braxton,
democrat; 9Th, William Terry, democrat.
their entire congressional ticket and two
thirds Of the legislature. New Orleans is carried
by six thousand majority; the State by upws rds
Of twenty thousand.
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Hofs ard ". 90 zoos. ... rrfrauHf H. tsss-.4s
yer IN theif coi,uy o. ths western tosst aI
Hr..a
FALLING - ca TUNNN. uN TuI
SIkASHtI ltNI
InNpoN. NBv. 90 Tine of ths tunu,.. o. 4.
Sfrzshurg railroad has faIlcn N. housls.sI, .,..
terTupting communication b. that iiue.
RETtRES PROM PUBLIC LIFE.
FLoREsCE. Nov. Ig.-k,ca~ol Auno ancos his
retirement from public life.
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IsleerdpheS Erciussrelg 70 tAs Kr,siae Ssar. -
ST. IoUIs. Nov. 1.-THE RepublicrE has 20
turns from all the counties In the State except
ing eight, from which II claims tia. the lover
hause OF the Legislature will contain IS demo
Gratis, IL ''fusoniSts, y liberals. and n regular
republicans. IL says neither party will have A
clear majority OF the Senate, but there are
enough fusionists Who viii Cooperate with the
democracy 10 make that body substantially
Democratic
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DARLINGTON NEWS FRon 81.
LOUIS
>enag0r &ehnWx aud Gam

IT. bovIs, Nov. i4.-The ReBabltsds's wssh
lnston special SAYS that efforts are heine made
.o exclude Senator ScaurE from al the Sena-
.o,lal esucuses, and 90 drop HIM from important
Sponmlt'ees, especially from the Committee on
Governor McClnrg, Of Missouri. ~ spoken Of
IN cnclsl circles for 81 important bure.n 81
hce soon O. be vacated for him. u
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Col. JOHN S.LoONIs, well known here, has
been reelected president of the National Land
Company. Under the able management of Col.
l.. this organization has come to be one of the
recognized forces Of civilization, and his re-
election augurs its continued success.
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Robbery Of q JeweIrv store.

CLENELAND, Nov. H.-About ten O'Clock last
night, the Jewelry store Of n. T.. Crittenden e.
Go. WAS robbed of from $4,000 20 $4,000 worth
watches and other valuables. The robbers
entered the store by rear window, during The
absence OF the person who sleeps there. There
Is no clue 10 the robbers or valuables a. vet.
The diamonds were all I'm the vault and are p.
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Cuban Leader Ce.demned 90 neath

HAVANA, Nov. 1.-THE court martial in ses-
sion here has condemned 10 death all the lead
ers Of the rebellion. the members of the various
been instrumental in the rebellion, but who are
nov ahsent from Cuba The estates OF all such
Will be confscated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. li-Oficial elec sion re-
turns show that the republicans made a clear
sweep Of this city By over $500 majority. The
RepHciicdn claims four members OF Congress
and says the 5th district Is In doubt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

COMING TO wAsHINGroS-SenatorC asse,,v
Of California, Williams, OF Oregon, and Fenton''
Of New York, and Representatives Loubridee.
OF Iowa, Fitch, Of Nevada, and Cavanaugb. of
Montana, left San Francisco Saturday for this
city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

THE PRECEDENT returned from Philadelphia
TINS morning. Secretary Boutwell, has also re-
turned. He visited the White House about ten
O'Clock, and had protracted interview with
the President.
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WINES AND LIQCORs.

FINEST QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRICES.
IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE,
DkY VERZENAY-cARTE BLANCHE,
From the old house Of Bouche. Fills Co., Mareuil-
Ay,
old prices, with the additional cost Of freirbt s
ded only, on account Of the war.
SUPERI0R Old WHISTLES.
Celebrated brands from celebrated distiIlers
OLD PEMBROKE, OLD BakKR, MOUNTAIN
DEW.
OLD ROCCO, MILK -OF-kENTUCkY kc.
AT Low PRICES.
OF GUARANTEED PURITY.
CALIFORNIA AND CATAwBA BRANpIEs
CALIFORNIA WINES, in variety.
SCOTCH AND IRIsH WHISTLES.
JAMAICA, ST. CR0lA, AND MEBF0RD RUNS
eHEkRIKS, PORTS. AND MADEIRAs,
from low 10 high grades.
BURGUNDY. CLARHT AND RHINE WINES
THOMAS RUSSELL.
Saooessr 90 n. e. Dyer a.,
no4 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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LECTURES.

%LECTURE REV. DIR. ID. p. SEATON,
S Medical Gra6uate Of the American Medical
IHiveIsity Of Philsdel, hia. and Pastor Of Union
Bethel Church. n street, between 18th and 10th
streets, will deliver q Lecture in the abovensmed
Church on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 18th
instant; Subject, THE LAWS OF HEALTH"
Proceeds Tor the benefit Of the Church Admission,
10 cents. Lecture to commence at S clock nIt2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

~Certaip ladies OF New England have been
informed that the best way to contribute to the
worlds peace Is to hold theirs.
~The female member of the Iowa bar adj
veriises herself as an "attorneyess at law" She
has not yet had case-ess.
~Charlotte Cushnan has entirely recovered
nom her illness, aud viii shortly resume her
professional duties.
silt Is believed that as much champagne
will be made In France this season as in former
year,, and in New Jersey much more.
0-William Black. OF New Jersey, visited his
lady while intoxicated. Sne reproached him,
wheTerpon he Considerably retired, took three
more drinks and shCt himself dead.
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The Golf Gable.

NEw YORK, Nov. 1.-THE break in the cable
between Punta Rssss and Key West. Florida,
has been repaired. and the line Is now in work
ing order to Havana and the points beyond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

A CONSTITUTIONAL QUEsrIoN.-The deci-
in the case OF one Berry Of Kentucky, q que
rilla. sent to the Albany penitentiary by Uni
ted States Court. 1t is commended on the part of
the prisoner, white man, that il Is unconstitu-
tional to try In United States Court citizen
of State for murder, when the State courts
are open, unless the murder was committed In
q fort, or some other territory exclusively I'M
further, that as Kentucky was never out OF the
mon, and her State courts were always open,
no court martial could lawfully try any person
not enlisted or employed in the United States
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

The CRSLus.-The following are the cor
rected reports Of various States mentioned a.
verified at the Census Office: Massachusetts.
1,451 1886; New Hampshire, 31s 300. Rhode Island.
2l7,356; Connecticut, 5s7 ,i6s; Delaware, 1e3, 252
Michigan, LIS, Sill
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TO CONTRACTORS AND Offices.

ITO CONTRACTORS AND orHERs.
on nayns purchased Of government sale. large
wHEELBARR0wS, sH0yELS,
SPADES, PICKS. CROWBARS, a. I:
also nes and second hand CART and WAGON
HARNESS BLANKETS aDd HARDWARE-I. An
prepared to sell ct very low figures.
No 20s 9TH st opposite the Center Srs..
no5-lm u. Bsrtholew' Is old stand.
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ROCHESTER,, Nov. l3.-David Montgomery
struck his wife on the head with an axe to-day
| and her death is hourly expected. Cause iesI-
| ousy.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
SENATOR WILSON is in town.

INTERNAL REvESUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sG37 .659.45.
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world.
Harmless, reliabe instantaneous, does not contain
lead, nor any rttal poison to produce paralysis or
Boosting virtues they do not possess. fhs genuine,
W: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had tAiTfy years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Bold
By all Druggists. Applied at Is, Bond street, New
York. fe6-tr
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~ 0arko1D TO.D0y.
TelegYapAsd E1clusipels 70 ne Erens~o stoy,


1tlersPAed Escissiuely 10 fAe Eveas.e Star.
unchanged Flour dull and the m Wk Il fss srs buSe
ers Wheat higher; Maryland amber, q 7Os 81 rs;
us osio and Indians %GS 70 o ss 70.
white, old, 1ss-2c new. 7tsf6c yellow. oh. ssssc
Perk n Al s nrB Bacon fs r% AID BE- s cue. a. S Is;
sides E.e: clesr do fsc: sh euiders. 15.c hams.
2sc Lard quiet st l6'sc. Whisky in fair demand at
BALrgosR. Nov; k.-yirginis skies, old, ga
bid. 60 asked; do. Is6s 81 asked.
NEW YORK, Nov. h.-Stocks heavy Cold r..
one { ss 0Ss s. Min
carolina 10, old. $s's: do. new, 20.
NEw YORK, Nov. IL -flour SC. better. Wheat In
&c better. Corn shade hrmer.
Now rs THE TIME to preserve autumn leaves
They should be placed between folds OF any
very absorbent paper, and changed frequently
IS often as once i'm q day or two. The paper
should be placed under a heavy weight, 80 that
the leaves may become properly pressed a. well
as dried, that the process Of decay may be ar
fa,-iron judiciousiy used will help the drying.
In making up ornament work the leaves should
be carefully wiped with q cloth dipped in boiled
liDseed oil. This brings ont the color and gives
more natural appearance than varnish Of any
| kind.
| DR.. Do LEWIS. In q recent lecture AZ Provi-
dence, X. T., declared that the present system
| of employing doctors was wrong, and advised
| his hearers 10 make contract with them az s3o6
| year for each family, and a deduction OF II
| for each case of sickness. This l. the rule
| among the "Hesthe Chineen and we find
nothing TO object TO in IL. IL seems 20 be based
| upon strictly rational foundation.
- Scene-Boys playing I'm the road wav. Cl>r-
symon-.Apd so YOU are building a mud village,
are you and that's the church? Bat wbv
haven't you made the parson?" Boy-"We
hadn't dirt enough Parson continues his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

GOLD wEATHE. Is APPROACH
AND WE ALL NEED THE PROTECTION or
VAIN GARMENfs
But tender childhood has its FIRST claim upon us.
therefore have provided for the little ones better
assortment than ever I had before, and would
respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies' 70 nv
beautiful and large variety Of
Ohidren's extra long Fancy WOOL HOSE.
eOARLET and BLUE lose.
WHITE MKRINO. SOCKS and HOSE.
Ohfdrens wHITs COTTON, extra long, and
other HOSE.
n.udr.n,. Hand Knit sAouEs Hocps. LRe-
GINS. BOOTS. 4lTrs, end CL0Aks.
Iso, IEFAETs,BRusHEss and COMBS, SAFETY
.Sa Il III Or sI The
Ladies, and Cent? ell wool WHITE and coL0RRD
H0eE, Ribbed and Plain.
soARFs, long and short. from sc. up.
Ladies Handmade BREAKFAST sHAwLs ana
Ladies VESTS. from u ~.
Misses' and Boys VESTS, In al siEes.
A full assortment Of TOILET ARrICLEs, perhaps
the Largest kept In one place.
aEMsTITCHKD LIAKN HANDKERCRIuPs,
from lsc. up.
Gent. all LINEN HASpKEscHIErs. Iron
Ladies' real mOBOCOO SATCHkLS. iron ollO IN.
500 AK; ~ LU.oa
EMBsoIpERED sElPPERs md oUsHIoup.
Fine ANGoRA WOOL.
UROCHKT and KNITTING NEEDLHs.
l,eo0 NIw PA1f1RNs FoR EnBRoIpKRY.
Together With such an sesortment of NorIoNs-
fancy GOODS, and TOTS: - can oply be found
u the GREAr VARIETY BAxAAR Of
= 0ILvERDRRR.
slssKvESTH STREET.
BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA Axvxrx
80 look at his handsome Bow Windows win
Nps5 yoo the trouble 10 take IL. 1l-tr
JET
AND ALL OTHER KIND OF JEwELRY.
Az 81 90 Per sst. %
{. HE.LERS,
ocsl-lm 7I3 Aarket epace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

a MUsEMENTS FOB WINTER EVENINGS,
Temperance Societies, &C.. with the stereoptcon or
plss6ving Views over %sl paintings TO select FROM
the Hsly Land, Scriptural Views, Ascent of Mont
Blanc, the Bottle, or Drunksrds Career FAIRY Tales,
ionic Views, etc. Terms reasonable. Magic Ian
terms Tor cbildrens parties. II. WILLIAMS 9I1
ID street, between 9th and 10th. N. w NOS mn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

JOHN g. SAKE, the poet, is at the Ebsit
Holse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

Geld Up Agatn-
NV YORK, Nov. iL-Gold opened az Il /. TO-
day.
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NAVAL ORpEEs.-Ordered--Li Comman-
der Frederick Pearson to report to chief OF Bu-
reau Of Ordnance for duty. Detached-Capt.
George NJ. Ransom, Lieut. Commanders A. 5.
Barker and s. w. Nichols, Lieut.. X. M. Isle.
Masters H. l.. Tremain, +. Singer and X, O.
Derby, Surgeon w. *. Schohed, Asst Surgeon
y. M. Scott. Chief Engineer M. Kellogg, First
Assistant John Roop, Second Assistants j. p
Kelley, II. 5. Ross and j. l.. Hannum, from the
Terror, and to return home and wait orders
Resigned-Third Assistant Engineer Theron
Skeel.
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JOHN b. COUCH.
NEW LECTURE
FACT AND FICTION!
LINCOLN HALL,


MI. COUGH will also deliver HIS celebrated L &C.
tnre, curiosity on WEDNESDAY EVENING
Tickets W cent?; Reserved seats rs cents For sale
st baQantyne Bookstore until o'clock on the eve
ming 81 the Lecture. ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

THE NEW FRENCH MINISTER, who was trans
ferred from Chilli to Washington BY the ir,peri-
a! government OF France In July last. TO fl
permanently the vacancy occasioned by the SUI
icide of Paradol, has arrived here TO relieve
Al. Berthemy and to present his credentials
A new phase, however, has been given TO the
diplomatic representation of France since the
new minister lett his mission at Santiago and
prevent his being received by this government
until he is accredited by the administr alton.
Berthemy will therefore probably continue a.
the accredited diplomat of the new republic.
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STAB c0UBsE
LYON POST, NO. 9, GAR.

LhON POSf, No. y, q. A. Il.
The Post has the honor to announce that 1T has
ture., 10 be given at Lincoln HALL The season will
MUNShY EVENING. pECENeER 1870.
MR. b J. DECGgD0V Ys'''
Author 81 . Summer Day at Long Branch. Mrs.
ssA "a ~. EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1870,
MISS KATE FIELD.
tat ISEN is G" DECsaSER Is, 1870,
'1 0s ei04T REV. DIR. J. p. NEWMAN
SlbJect, by request: THE Many Wives of Utah
THI RsDAY EVENING. DECEMBER %. 1870,
BY the dAs aEsi iIsSRsrj j. krLpArRrcx,
dents Of the late War
season tickets; emitting the purchaser to the
at Philip 4 SoIomons' Bookstore. Psnnsylysnis ave-
& RAND COURSE OF LECTURES
osESa THff BH ihs GaGk sef
LINCOLN HALL.
Commencing
psSsss1 Blind Man Say j.
sSSsgess-ohi7siTJ Yesterday ana r. day.
suSises.A Journey to the O0pn.ry q ,Ss 6xsrIs:
SUBJECT Select Readings from GeIsbsats I1 Xa
saSset Mnnts. Chat Win 6hns and
Japan.
February Is c. SAKE
sutJect-Poetry aud Poets.
March USTIN MCCARTHY
March IS suh!se,-The Thrones Of Iq sTs ,1rLr
SubJsct-Actors and Acting.
March % II GRACE GREELEl
April /. LILLIAN S. EpsARTON.
April GsEES ns ssa GSss o. Pes,
Subject-Ble.
single tickets. 80 cents; Season tickets, S3; Sea-
son tickets admitting gentleman And lady So.
For sale et Philip SolOmons'; Simm Drug Store,
Corner o. 18th street and New York avenue, and
Burr Furnishing Store. 80 street.
Purchasers Of season tickets can secure reserved
seats for the course without extra charge, on aud
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THESE FACTS DKMAND IMMEDIATE CON
sIDERATION-Diseases should be guarded against,
II must be cured. The alternatives are death or
such consequences as render life o burden. Combat
the malaria, purity III: blood. put the nerves IN
order, regulate the female ~ STEM promote the ap
petite, Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheuma
tsm incres the yigOr OF both body and mind, and
relieve the children Of summer complaints. All this
can only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
mess BY Charles Gautier's Native Wine bitters; 80
says popular opinion endorsed by many OF the most
eminent ply scians, no assure Us OF the complete
victory 81 these all other Btters Ii has sbso
lutely driven them out OF the market where IL has
been introduced Gsutiers Native Wine bitters
may be had OF all druggists. os25-tr
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The RUNoH that Judge Edmunds, the City
Postmaster, will he appointed Commissioner OF
the General Land Office, vice Joseph s. Wilson,
to be removed, and that Sayles j. Bowen, OF
this city, will he appointed postmaster, to fill
the vacancy made by the transfer Of Judge Ed
munds, seems to be without foundation. Judge
Edmunds is in Troy, New York, whittier he
went Two weeks since for the benefit of his
health, on which his return to this city will de-
lend altogether.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

s6An occasional ''gin-sour" solaces the ex-
Emperor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-14

The Late EleettOns-H0w Maryland
was L0St-The Ion Year''-6eneral
ScheHck-The Future Policy Of the
Administrations Revenue Tariff
Reduction Of Internal Taxation
The W0rkBngmen-The Alabama
CIatms-Genei Al Buffers Canadian
Annexation Scheme No War
Peace at Home and AbrOad-SenatOr
Schurz ~ n DlsOrEanfzer-(aOver
meut Salarte s-The Income Tax
Revenue Reform