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GENTLEMEN'S WINTER FASHIONS.
EVENING DRESS,

The prevailing style OF the season for full
dress is plain dress-coat of blue black West
of England cloth, the waist about one and a
half inches below the natural waist, and the
skirt of medium length; cloth collar and lapels,
with five holes worked in, and rolling almost to
the waist seam, the lapel being Of medium size,
and not quite so much pointed as formerly. A
distinctive feature of the season is the introduce
ton of side edges on the skirts, which has very
sty lish effect. The vest is of the same shade,
and on the collar and pocket welts. II is cut
low, to show three studs, and has three buttons,
an extra hole being usually inserted for the
watch chain, and in length is one inch shorter
than the forepart OF the coat. Small jeweIed
buttons are worn with this vest. Trousers of
same shade OF doeskin, sufficiently heavy to set
well without being uncomfortable, cut rather
larger in the legs than last season, with good
spring over the boot. This suit is the correct
style, and in good taste for . gentleman in
any position to wear wherever full dress Is
required.
Among other styles that are exceptional, but
still in fashion, Is q dark blue dress coat with
velvet collar and gilt buttons, q raised button
with device being the latest. Vest Of the same.
or OF white marseilles, buttoning very low. and
without collar; trousers dark blue, to match
the coat. -
At full-drsss wedding the groom should
wear white embroidered cashmere vest, which
Is very lish and appropriate, care being taken
that the embroidery is very neat and quiet ia
style. ~.
Some OF the leading London tailors are intro
duciDg white instead of black silk sklrt.linings
on their dress coats, which produces a very
startling effect, and may become fashionable
here by and-bye.- Home Journal.
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HAVANA, Nov. &.-1hough no Official no: g.
cation has been given OF the event by he or .
GERS OF the Panama ard West India Tele,-arb
Company there Is good authority Tor sunour.-
ing that the telegraph cattle between Jamaica
and Aspinwall has been laid. and that tele-
graphic comm InicstiOn with Panama l. COM
pltte. 10 Is understood that messages OF veSteT-
day . date have been forwarded from Panama
% London.
PANAMA. Nov. 22-via Hsvana.-In eosse-
qaence OF heavy rains i'm The country near Bue-
IA VISTA the railroad has been submerged 20 TIE
extent OF eight miles. The flood q uOW suhSid-
ing severe nOIther has prevailed for i've
dave. The Arizona on the 18Th. cut her haur-
Sefs, and put 20 sea
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from >outh America nsu rrectfaus
I'm Peru and Beltyfa.

y ~ @Ne hrcst1G say.
.hANAAAs nov. B-News from Lima of the
ifth instant has been received. A conspracx
ior an inSurTection had been discovered ana fss
lesde-s punished An intercepted letter iron,
e1 -freeident PTauo, row az valparaiso, 10 Sen
ator Bepayidss duplicates both. The etiItor OF
~ Adcsonai was accused OF participation in lie
movement, snd impT sCned.
In Boil, IA. on the I'D ultimo, a revolutionsry
movement. beaded by General Reudon. wa a.
tempted. lie proclaimed himself President.
Martial law has been declared in the State uf
Potosi. fight is imminent between the GOV
eminent forces and the rrvolutionSts.
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NAVAL ORDKRs.-Assistant Surgeon Charles
y. Gravatt, ordered to the naval hospital at
Philadelphia. First Assistant Engineer d. P.
Mccartney. ordered TO the nayy-yard at Wash
ingtOn, ID. &. Master VIM. Nj. Paul, detached
from the Portsmouth and placed on waiting
orders. Master VIM. II. BeehleT, detached from
the Nipsic and placed on waiting orders. Chap
lain NJ. q. Britain has resi- gned.
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ARMY OFFICERS DISCHARGED PROM TIE
sEEVlcE.-Capt. George Baldey, Capt. Charles
Snyder, unassigned, and Capt. Henry X. Put
nam, 21st Infantry; First Lieutenants William
Harmon and William Stone, unassigned, have
been honorably discharged the service. at their
own request, under the provisions of the new
army law.
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Seizure Of an American Vessel NV the
samadiaus

EAsTroEr, Ne. Nov. ~. 80 The schooner
White fawn. OF Gloucester, was seized vestef-
CAV by the Dominion government cutter Water
Lily aud taken 20 81. Johns, y. Is. The crew
arrived here this morning.
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Cincinnati, Nov. 26.-The oorOner's jury IN
the case OF Mrs. Hesing, who was thrown into .
wen and killed by its cAving in, returned q YER
dict yesterday Ettributing her death 20 The
criminal neglect "a edward LOpp.
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A PNEUNATIc CAR for street railways ia,
been tried in Chicago, with promise OF success.
Ihe motive power - compressed air, the ma
chinery being similar 10 that usually worked
by steam, and placed under the seats. There
II no noise, no smoke, no heat. It is said that
tins method OF running street railway cars will
be much cheaper than the system now in vogue
For instance, the Chicago experimentalists saw
that what costs 100000 per amman there for
horses, Se.l can be done BY the pneumatic car
enterprise for $3.50 ,GO0, and be better done AZ
that. The rate Of speed il q mile in ten minutes
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work on the Pope's Greek end OF this road, in
Charles county, is progressing very finely.
Near Pope's Greek the work OF grading il, we
Upper Marlboro. The contractor for six sec
ti0ns from the creek up Is Col. Samuel Cox, q
gentleman whose well-known energy il SUM-
cient guarantee for faithful fuliilment of his
part OF the contract. We understand, also, that
other sections Of the road in this county have
been put under contract, and that the work will
be pushed forward with energy during the win
ter.-Poyt Tobacco Nd Taes.
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pUBLIo NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OVk a. SUpeTtptsHd aHd Inspector Of S,rrs-. 4
Cdrrtagetcays GaG E0OrspagS,
Csig HaH, lFdsttHgfOH, u. a., Nor. "A, leo
.e'aled Proposals will be received D.. tu- urfar-
slgned, at the hayOl's once, until FRIDAY "a a.,
~ DesSen,ber next for the laying OF cighteen inca
SS,L VIE PIP IN street north. betW .tn and
Eth streets west, with house cDUDAcfi,ps Tor 60
tNehb front feet on each side Of the pip. Tho
SD. a. ils pipe Will lie uniform from fts conuac-
uon with the l2Jh-strret sewer and ferIniDsf. ,,T
aoepth 81 twelve feet below the north rurb line al
lie termination. also. the Construction OF ia Nan
holes similar 20 thOee Constructed I'm the firsr WarI
Sewerage ' - ''lA
BIDDERS viii STATE hut one price per foot for tl,a
pipe which shall inc ude the house conn"ctio p.r
man, bole each. WM. FORSYTH
no2l-eO Superint endauf 49, L.,
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WRITERS of experience upon nature strongly
recommend the use OF mosquito curtains in
tropical regions precautiOn against msls-
ria. They ''sift" the air, and besides tend sur
prisingly TO keep the temperature within them
uniform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-26

MAJOR GEN. W. S. RosEcRANs has been
elected president of the Society OF the Army of
the Cumberland for the ensuing year.
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TIE CENTER MARKET OF THE PAST AND
PRESENT.
THE MARKET OF THE FUTURE.
GROUND BROKEN.

Relics OF Old Fogyism-Curious De-
vetopmcnts-An Oid Market shed
"Intertor''-" Meals at All Hour>''-
Oysters "R08St Lamb b, )" ssSegars''-
A Market House Dining-rOom Of We
Olden Time The New order Of
Things.
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Westen's walk . Failure.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26-At 1918 this morr;ro
Weston had walked $50 miles, thus fsiling in his
attempt to accomplish 400 miles In i've dave A
he had previously failed In his attempt 20 van
III miles IN tWenty-four consecutive hour. He
stated that he vas dissatisfed with himself. as
be had feit confident OF success, but that he Al
been compelled to yield to an overpowerips de-
sire for sleep. ue
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ArPoINTAESTs.-The President has appointed
john ii. Bib postmaster at the University of
Virginia, and s. F. Stilley postmaster at Wash
infton, y. G.,
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A Japanese Prince a. Gotham.

NEW YoRK, Nov. GA japanese Prince anI
suite Of ten officers arrived here to-day and are
now at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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aF-A son has just been born TO the Dutchess
OF Aosts, wife OF the new King OF Spain.
- Matinee balls for the special delectatOn Of
the little folks. are the fashion i'm New York.
~. A.. .<eh from Peoria. Illinois, says
the Hon .yels, Just elected 20 Con
greSs, is diving
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pUBLIc NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OBot d SapeTlH'sHdeaf and Inspector or S-1r.ry 4
CdTradreBcGpS aHd Fo0'teayS. .
. Cry hdH, NdSafarfoH. a. 4. Nov q. ls-0. 4
seaied Proposals will be received AZ the Mayor'.
once until RlDAl the ID Of December next far
me construction Of Barrel Sewer, i've feet inside
diameter, IN Twelfth street east, from fhe
north line al street south. and 90 CONNECT wih the
sewer constructed by the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company. The walls of said sewer will be
nine incms thics. There will also be Constructed
three drops which shall be circular On form aud two
feef inside diameter, walls nine inches thick. which
shall be coped BY cast iron rim which shall cover
the " all. with flag resting upon four brick pier.
Of the old culVert 10 the Baltimore and PJtomse
Companvs sewer. The whole to be lad in sker-
herdstovn cement and shock river sand. In such
quantities BE- required.
In bidding for this work, but one price per Tor
VIII be paid. which must include the drops sio,
specified, digging and Milling b. this lex Il u the bsnE.
on each side OF the old water course.
WA FORSYTH
nozi eotd Sup and fnspes Tor, &c, &c
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CHURcH BURNED IN MARYLASD.-The n .
4. Church in Surrstt's district. In this county
known a. Bells" WAS entirely consumed by
IRE On Sabbath last. The fire originated from
spark on the roof during the session OF the
Sunday school. All the movable articles were
sayed.-AdTlJOro Gassfts.
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EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET,
Washington News and Gossip.

ISTERNAL REvENUB.-The receipts from this
source day were S216,74476.
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OTTO OF ROSES IN THE TREASURY VAULTS.
Among the many articles OF value which Treas
urer Spinner has charge Of in the vanlis at the
Treasury, are large bottle OF otto of roses pre-
sented to President Van Buren, by the human of
SIAM valued at $500; lot of fine shawls, and
other rare gifts presented to different
Presidents. Besides the above are the swords,
and other valuable articles stolen from the
Patent Office several years ago and subsequent
ly recovered. Ii will be necessary for Congress
TO make some disposition of these articles in
order that the vaults may be cleared.
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~ The young ladies Of ton in New York are
wearing their hair very simply this season.
b0Admiral Semmes has withdrawn his name
rs candidate for mayor of Mobile.
R-General Mahone's salary as sident Of
the Atlanta, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Is
sos eco.
~ The Parisians were rot starving the lst
inst. A Bostonian d0miciled in the besieged
city wrote home on that date: "We dined to-
day on horse, with green peas and canned oys-
ter:. German commander might be satisfied
with such fare as this.
~ The n. Y. Tribune thinks that the three
cardinal points or any Western colony should
specplators; and TO these should be added, as
minors incidentals, shade trees. parks, schools.
churches and the lyceum from the frst.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-26

Arrival Of the German Steamer Raj.
timOre-She WAS Chased by French
Steamers.
Teleeraphsd 1sciusively to The 8veains star.
BALTIAoRl, Nov. 26.-The steamship Balti-
more, from Bremen November 9Th, arrived at
her wharf this morning. Captain Voockler
reports that in the North Sea he passed
through feet Of fourteen sail Of French mem
sf-war. One gave chase and pursued the Balti-
more several hours, but the latter, being the
fastest vessel, coon left the Frenchman far
astern. The Baltimore came around the north
coast Of Scotland.
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"ALL'S OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND CARNIVAL OF NOVELTIES
FDE
THANKSGIVING WEEK,
(OnMENCING MONDAY. NOVEMBER d.

y N hNVININU WIN.
COMMENCING MONDAY. SUVENBER al
FIX NIGHTS AND TWO hATINEES
Europeis Great Artistic,
SYLVESTER.
Grown Prince Of Iilusionists, and Nor srch 81 the
Mystic Realm, assisJed by the 0ndaTfuI Versatile
Artiste, Miss ASGEBiQUE SCHOrT, in their ntw
and amusing enfertsinn EFT OF
WHICH Is WHICH; OR WHERE ARE WE NOW
Sonslrtlng OF their latest productions: The Talking
Lien. the only one II the world = Living LaiV
pIcaitng IN Aid-air-the Marvel u Mecca. Masks
and Faces. the Growth Of Beard.
Professor willis Cobb and his renowned troupe of
ePeriOrrisg Dogs, Goats and MONKEYS the won
derfRl Rymuast, Leotard: the funny comedian, Billy
Goat, and the seda:e old lady. Miss Primn.
The prices OF admission will remain rs usual
DlaTram Tor sale Of reserved seats open at Ellis
nasic store p09l-ly
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CAPTAIN kIDD's TREAsUREs-A singular
seqrel TO the wild tales OF the pirates OF the
HUDSON is given in the New York papers. Jerry
Lsnigsn. tIller-man of csnal-boat from Buff
falo reported, Monday, that about II O'Clock
the night before, while passing down the Hud-
son, below West Point, fash lit up the sky
and tremendous explosion followed. LOOKING
ashore, he saw bonfire and men fighting over
q chest. Taking three OF his crew he Towed
ashore and saw big piece OF the rock in the side
OF me mountain blown out, and hole nj de down
10 me water; where the men were fighting was A
rusty iron box. tull OF gold pieces. They said
thty bad been digging for Captain Kidd's money.
Honoay afternoon four men appeared before
Justice, and related that one named Briggs, a
spi.ituallst, had the treasure revaled to him,
and described their search in different places
Tor II by night: their lights on the mountain side
creating the pirate excitement of last summer.
Finally, successful blast was made with ten
pounds of powder, Sunday night. and under tie
rock blown away they found the iron chest,
which they smashed in with sledge. The sight
OF the treasure made them frantic, they
scrambled and finally came TO blows. They
claim to have secured about 81 600 in ancient
Spanish doubloons and soyereisns, and eome
jewelry. and will operate further in another
place.
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T VI OUN
SlDkRATiOE.-Diseases should be guarded against
or Il must be cured The alternatives are death or
such consequences as render lite q burden. Combat
ne malaria, purify the blood, put the nerves in
order, regulate the female sy STEM promote the ap-
petite. Danish every sign of dyspepsia or rheuma-
usm, ncresee the yigor Of both body and mind, and
csn only be done with safety, certainty AID prompt
ness ~ Charles Gautiers Native Wine Btters; so
says popular opinion, endorsed by many OF the mos,
eminent ply siclans, who assure of the complete
victory Of these over all other BiteFs IL has absO
iuteiy driven them out Of the market waere IL
been introduced Gsutiers Native Wine Bitters
may be hsd Of all druggists. o5as tr
GETTING MARRIRD.
ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN, on Socisl Evils,
an the prOpriety mpropriety OF getting Married
III sanitary help for those no feel united 70
matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed envel
2pe. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
Philaf elphia, Pa. sells eosm
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IHE CAPITOL has been put in perfect order
Tor the coming session, and looks as fresh a. a
bride in Its dress OF spOtless white. Something
has been done in grading and identifying the
surroundings, and it is 10 he hoped that appro-
miatons will be made for continuing the work
General French, the Sergeant-at-Arms OF the
Senate, has made the north wing Of the Can
ltol equal co series OF dfawing-ro1ms, the
furniture having been cleaned and vanished.
while new carpets have been laid down on the
floors. The carpet on the Senate chamber is a
super-WIlton, with golden colored figures Oh
green ground; and il il note worthy that within
sixty days after the order Tor il was flashed
under the Atlantic by cable, the carpet-one
thousand yards-was woven, brought over bv
steamer, and delivered here. In the marble
room, and in the room OF the Committee on
Printing, carpets have been dispensed with.
and the beautiful tessalated pavement is ex-
posed to view, with here and there a large rug.
Why these exquisite floors have been covered
with carpets We cannot imagine.
Colonel Ordway, the Sergeant alarms of the
House, has had the hall, the committee rooms
on his side, put in the best order, although he
has been remarkably economical and has reno
waited his old carpets and furniture so that they
look about as good as new.
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~ Captain General De Rodas of Cuba on
Tuesday emancipated three thousand slaves.
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The Portland Press says: "Senator Lot NJ
Morrill, continues TO gain slowly. He is suffer
ing from over-exertion during time when his
system needed rest. 1t will require continued
rest to remove his disease, and it is not expected
some time"
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TROOPS ORDERED TO FLoRIDA-The presi-
dent has ordered troops to report to the United
States Marshal at Tallahassee, TO preserve order
Oh Tuesday next, when the State Board of Can
vassers Is 10 announce the result of the late
the Ku- klux,
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The MILITARY COMMISSION TO EUROPE
General II. q. Wright, Colonel Michel, and
General j. q. Barnard, appointed last july BIZ
the Secretary of War to examine and report
upon the various means of harbor fortifica-
tons in use by England. Russia, Prussia. :and
Denmark, have returned from their MISSION
COMING MARRIAeEs-The marriage of Sec
ond Assistant Engineer VIM. s. Moore, OF Mas
sachusettr, to Miss Virginia H. Eastman, daugh-
ter of Gen. Seth II. Eastman, U. s. A., will take
place at the Church Of the Epiphany, on Thurs g.
day evening next, at o'clock. Mr.. Moore is now
on duty at the Bureau Of Steam Engineering a.
the Navy Department. and Miss Eastman resides
with her parents on X street, near 18th. A large
number Of cards have been issued for t5s
church, and a limited number for the reception
at the house.
The gTcomsmen are Messrs u. r. Mckee.
Hairy Eastman, w. H. Edwards, j. w. Corco-
ran, Frederick Mexican and Thos. H. Janvier;
ana the bridesmaids, Misses Fannie 4. Damn
stance Beale and Annie Forrest.
among the guests will be President Grant
and several members OF the Cabinet, besides q
large number Of prominent army and navy
omcers who are personal friends of General
and Mrs. Eastman. MIR. Moore graduated at
me Naval Academy as a Cadet Enginae
snd is young gentleman universally estee med.
Miss Eastman In one Of our brightest bellies Is
highly educated, and is noted particularly ior
her musical accomplishments.
Dr. Thomas Emory, son of General w. II.
Emory, U. ). A., will he married, in this city,
on the 18th Of December, to Miss Pereie Me-
Carthy, the daughter OF Hon. Dennis Mccarthy.
Representative from the Syracuse, n. Y. dis
u1ct. Dr. Emory Was 1t school in Vrgiuia M
in the family OF jefferson Davis. NJ Rich mond
ard vas subsequently assistant surgeon on the
priyateer Florida.
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and other valuable articles stolen from the
Patent Office several years ago and subsequent
ly recovered. Ii will be necessary for Congress
TO make some disposition of these articles in
order that the vaults may be cleared.
The RAILROAD CoMPAFY OFFICIALLY NoTr-
PIED THAT THEY MUST PAvE.-The WASHING
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company have
within few days given as one excuse for not
paving their tracks properly, that they have had
no "ofiicial" notification from the Commits
sioDers that they would be required to do so
This is mere dodge, as the president OF the
company was notified by the Mayor by word
OF mouth that the commission had decided
that they must pave their tracks to cor
respond with the rest OF the street.
This loop-ho of escape is now, however, cut
eli altogether, as the paving commission held
meeting to-day, aud a notice to the railroad
company to pave their road with wood was
drawn up 10y the Secretary of the Interior. and
signed by all the commissioners.
Secretary Delano, who is a good LAWYER, and
has carefully examined the provisions of the
paving act, has DO doubt that the company are
required TO pave their tracks TO correspond
with the rest of the Avenue.
HAVE We ANY ART GENIUS AMONG Cso-We
are not going to impose an essay on our readers
In answer to the above formidable question. but
would merely itemze one or two bits OF good
work now on free exhibition in the ayenne
windows. We see some heads. life.sze, done in
crayon 10y X. Reichmann, OF this city, OF first
class merit in their way. The drawing, the
light and shade, the spirit and action, all show
true art-feeing, with application and expert
ence. bit of Landscape in oil, by A Shinder,
depicting brook and woods, under stormy
wind and lightning, is also good; has the scnti-
ment OF the scene in a notable manner
We may also mention Horatio Stones fine
model, in clay, for colossal statue of Benton,
which is now stored away in one of the basement
rooms Of the Capitol. This model is propounced
by Walt Whitman who, as he says, cf;an visit,
it to take in its majestic breadth and grandeur
worthy TO be cisssed with the great works Of
Italy or the antique. By the way, what is being
done by DR.. Stone, who lately returned TO this
city from abroad, toward HIS statue Of Harvey.
the discoyerer OF the circulation of the blood.
for bronze casting tor the Central Park in
Nov
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p n o A NJ
IRISH, ITALIAN. GERMaN AND AMERICAN

Interspersed with Irish S0n-s and Dances By the
talented artist. hr. NRR1 DOSOHUE. At Odd
Follows, Hail Navy Yard. on MONDAY aud TUES
DAY EfENiNGS, Nov p and p, $50, for the ben
EFT Of - Peter Church.
Admission 2 cents Doors open al :; performance
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jay Cooke Co. furnish the following t.-dsy:
RRafr NsIffE H
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE EASTERN QUESTION
G0RTSCHikOFF'S ANSWER TO GLiDSTOyE.
RUSSIA INSISTS UPON HER DesssDS.
The Feeling in London and Vienna.
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
FIGHT NEAR QUESNEL.
THE PRUSSIdNS ROUTED.
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
FIGHT NEAR QUEsNEL.

THE PRUSSLiNS ROUTED.
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MASQUERADE COSTUMES.

BsyinF afdsd largely 20 my stock OF La -
DIES, GENTS and CHILDREN FANCY, Gx
COnIC and CHARACTER DRESSES, -
would respectfully invite the attention OF my ~
friends and the public generally. IL
HAIRY DONEHUE, 300 7th street..
Private Theatricsls, Charades, Tableaux, &C
dressed 81 short notice. Psrlor Scenery aud Curta
for nail