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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

MARYLAND Courts HAVE No SPIRITUAL
JURIsDIcTIoN-We have heretofore referred TO
the fact that the Grand Lodge of the Knights of
for an injunction to restrain Messrs John A
Steiner, Thomas Uppercue, and others from
forming another Grand Lodge in the State. In
Judge Scott dismissed the suit for want OF ju-
risdiction, saying: aft Is clear that the Supreme
Lodge claims q sort of quasi spiritual jurisdic-
ton over the Maryland Lodge, and that such
But it is not pretended by the defendants that
the Supreme Lodge has any physical force at its
command to compel compliance with its decree,
use physical force. This spiritual Jurisdiction
is not subject to the civil power in Maryland,
unless, under color of law, good morals are set
aside, and action taken in violation Of the peace
and good order OF the State" The case will
now 60 to the Court of Appeals.
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Inc Markets To-Day.
Ta,STapAsd kzclusirels % TAe Eusnfz0 say.

baLTisoRK, Dec 25.-Cott1n duh aud nominal
niddlnE uplands, Iss low mildlinR. ila. D .-
nrm and ana IN 20 ID demand. Wheat H FAIR Ic-uaus
WIN ~ ices entirely unchanged. eNcep, Tor Ohio A.
ufm and a tive, white. ssa5-. yellow. 78a-s nafs
sciNe az .7s.". i've nrm a. s5a95. Prsyisi0ns-
receipts light and nothing n ias sscapf a Limit Q
.enltg tTae WITH no bot CHANGING hands. and quo
shoulders boa hams l6aI- Lard IsAi25, Nhi.k Il
quiet az gsaet.
BALTIMORE, Dec. &.-Ylrginia skies, cd, 50
Ind, . asked
REw foRE. Dec 2S-Sfocks weak, aud on about
&C. iHn la-t night prices. Governments ver1
steady, but dull. State bonds dull. buf steady CO.
opened a. lU's, aud i nov about q higher. beir
quoted a. l1'4alo7r MONEY easy, az per cent. cgs
Tency % per cent. gold. exchange, long, q shor
~. 80 = l>2, coupon. Virginia Sc. s.. d.
uev. a. North Csrolinss as DO. new. 2tis.
Nav YORK, Dec. 2S.-FlOur SHADE hrser Wheat
quiet but very firm. Corn scarce and firm.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Peace Still Distapt-Heayy Fighting
Near HaVre.
lsl,yrolded Erclasirsly 70 The E-sniRg star.
TIE FRENCH MINISTER OF FOREIGN
AEEAlkS " TILE SIrf-A rlnN

T,lsyrolAsd ErolNsir,ly 70 The Ersuiuo Star.
TIE FRENCH MINISTER OF FOREIGN
AFFAIRS ON THE SITUATION.
INV YORK, Dec. , -. Hsrdlf special gor-
9ccUr, Dec. 22.-Your correSpondentiutervisw
Chadcurdy, French Minister OF Foreign Affairs
who is trying 10 make peace lie aid thst he
thought peace >t.Il distant; a. 10 ACCEPT the
Prussian terms would reduce France 10 a third
rate power. Scarcely a man in France, rich or
poor, j. willing 20 allOE the government 10 give
uP territory. Arms are plenty. We have o'ters
OF more Than We can use from England alone.
IhTee months ago II was difiicllt % excite nat
TiOtism; bow the only trouble Is TO get the people.
To be patient France is now struggling Tor eN-
lstence. IL she is crushed England viii feel The
loss more Than any country. England cannot
cream OF the ccisep uences Il Sue should ALLOW
france 10 De eNtermlnated. Russia will then
10 " hat she pleaSGs IN the east and prussia in
the west, ana England, without a single alIv.
VIII cease 10 belong 70 tue family of the Euro
lean nations, and viii be reduced % a third
class power. ChsdOUriy then spoke IN terms of
deep indignation OF the ingratitude OF Italv.
and lntimated that day Of reckoning wouid
surely come TO that cowarCly nation he cloSaa
10y stating that the new levieS in the south and
southeast are proceeding with success beyond
expectation.
GEN. CHAUZY SAYS HE WAS NOT DE
FEATED.
LONDON, Dec. 2S.-Jien. ChauZy couul.ips
bitterly OF the conduct of the PrGs>iauS n.
denies having been defeated, and avoWs The in
tention of taking revenge for the vandalism of
the enemy az St Calais, in the Department of
South, tweniy-siN miles from Lemans, has been
visited 10y the PruSsiaus, who left the town sftsr
arequisiuOn upon the inhabitants.
Its said that Bourbaki is moving with his
army TO the eastern portion OF France 10
operate against Gen. Werder.
TWO DAYS FIGHTING NEAR HANRE
LONDON, Dec. Is TelsgrCUh Special A
dispatch from HayTe states that there has been
intense excitement couseque nt upon a battle
which has been going on since the 26th instant
ia that neighboIhood. the first important strug-
gle between the French troops in this DEPART
ment and the Prussians. The Prussians oecu-
pi6d n Saturday at dsybTeak. For two DAYS
fight had been expected, and although vet
without decisive results, Il IL regarded a valu-
able experience in proving the Ell cheney OF The
artillery and the capacity or the mobiles and
tireurs In an encounter with regular troops.
BAVARIA Rejects THE FEDERAL
TREATIES.
NCHICH, Dec. 2S.-The Bavarian House of
Deputies rejected the federal treaties with a
view 10 obtaining Improvement in The terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

The New York TimcS thinks the Presidents
idea that the question of removing the capital
should not be subject TO a mere majority OF the
representatives ofthe people elected for a single
term, "but that il should be settled by a consti-
tutional amendment is a sound one, and that if
the people ever permit the capital to be re-
Woved by congressional vote il will certainly
be removed more than once IL, too, the matter
were left in the hands of Congress, il is qaite
certain that even the choice were once made it
would not be very long 1hered 70. What a vote
had Gone, vote might undo, and every session
there would be stout opposition for perm aren't
buildings or other improvements, in order to
prevent the new city taking root, and the gov
eminent buildings would probably long continue
to be wooden structures of greater or less mean
ness and insecurity.
Tie Times concludes that " the task to which
anybody who is troubled IN mind about the
national capital should devote himself, il not
the discovery Of a location for new one. but
the Improvement of the one We have got.
washington ought TO be made, in its streets and
buildings, lifting expression of what Is best in
the national character, and, above all, of the
national love OF Improvement. There is no
reason why it should not be a model city, not
only as regards architecture, but as regards
cleanliness, paving, police, lighting, sewerage
and transportation. In all that regards the gov
a nment and regulation OF great cities. the
modern world is sadly behipdhand, and no
country OF the modern world more than ours
The art OF providing for the health aud comfort
OF large masses of population is yet in its infan-
cy among us, and experiments in this field are
very difficult in cities governed bv universal
suffrage. In Washington, which NAV be aid 10
exist for the benefit Of the Federal government,
the milton might, without constitutional or other
difficulties, create a city which travellers would
come to study, and everybody who could wouli
love to live in. How little has been done in this
direction NAV he estimated from the fact that
for eighty years the great avenue which connects
the Executive Mansion with the halls OF the
legislature has lain i'm the condition of a dir
road, undrsined, unpaved, and unswept.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

A RAILROAD UNDEE TEE ALPs.-On Christ
mas afternoon the working parties from the op-
posite ends of the Mont Gents tunnel were
within hearing of each other, and on Monday
the last barrier of rock was cut through and the
parties met. Mont Gents is one of the highest
peaks of the Alps, and lies between Savoy,
France, and Piedmont. Italy. The tunnel was
commenced by the late Emperor of the French
when he was at the height OF his power and
popularity. and now the immense work is nearly
complete. The Alps will room be pierced by 4
railroad through the tunnel, to the great benefit
of travel and cOmmerce
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A Bank watchman Shot by Hurr,ar.

PROVIDENCE, X. L., Dec. 2S.-.IOnathan Gran
dali, bank watchman in Westerly, X. l.. was
approached by two suspicious looking stancers
at ore O'Clock this morning, when one of them
shOt him through the head. The village was
alarmed. but the ruiiiars fled and escaped cap
ture. set OF burglars tools was found this a
m. under the platform OF The railroad dennf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28
NFret Hart has dropped the +.

~ The Providence Press nsinuates that the
CrispiDs are the only strikers who maintain
their principles to the 'last."
- Mrs. Esther Morris, Justice of the Peace
in Iowa, has temporarily retired from the bench
TO nurse her baby.
AVDelaware judges accommodate prisoners
whose time is valuable, by giving them more
lasbes and less imprisonment.
81 Peanut oil, used in the South during the
war as substitute for butter, is again coming
into use in view OF the high price or the latter.
20 John Walter, jr., SON of the chief Editor
~ TIE london TINES, broke through the ice
while skatn and was drowned.
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800.

fFMrs. Myrs Bradwen. the lawyeress, OF
Chicago, docs rot believe >" according 10 her
own words, Gin diyorcing TIL God divorces
~ Quid Pro Quo There she goes. sncer-
ell an Englishman, ss a Highlander marched
past in bis tartans at q fair. There she lies ,,
retorted Duncan; as lac knocked the scOrDer
down at a blow.
81 A courageous lady, named Tile. saved
the life and property OF her husband, az Phtla-
delphla, few nights since, by putting a bur
glsr 10 light after he had made the husband
insensible with chlorOform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28
Movements of General Schenck

DAYTON. OHIO, Dec. 2S.-Gen. Schenck Will
resign his present seat about the 10th OF .Ianu-
airy ana has taken passage tor England for the
18th. No election Is likely to be ordered. He
will not return home before sailing His
daughter, Miss Sallie, will accompany him. tie
other two following in April. Mr. Moran, Sec
LetaTN OF Legation at LOncon, Will remain in
London.
There has been a snow storm here to-day.
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Bids for Government Gold To dav

NEw YORK, Dec. 2s.-There were twenty
TWO bids for the government gold to-day,
amounting 10 about - ,S35 900. at from ITO l. ( :
100 TO ll0 .0-lO0. The awards will be OF
II ,ee0 eco, at from 10 40 TO 10 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

NEW USE FOR BALLoOSs.-Mr. Ferguson OF
Front street goes ONE drunk for the fortieth
time, and his wife holds up her hands with yeN-
alton and Indignation.
Don saer word, Liza. (hic)-don' sa'er
word; m goiIs TO buy balloon (hic), bloom. -
What on earth are you going to buy a balloon
for, Mr.. Ferguson
"IH tell you (hic), Liza. Y'see they've COS
sonanV (hic), got smany rum shops long Mont
gomeTy street, feller can't get home without
geitin' drunk. can get away with balloon
lh,cl, you know. You can come TO the store ar
blow il up, an lhic)-an' then You won't have
TO blow me up.'-N. l.. Standard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

THERE il a strong movement developing in
the South 10 procure an immense immisrafion
OF small farmers: among whom the large farm
and plantations NAV be di vided, and a variety
OF Interests thus encouraged TO the benefit Of
trade and commerce. Among the objects soagbt
are a diversity OF crops, and a st0ppage upon
the sending away OF money to purchase supplies
which should be raised there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28
Marine Disaster.

Boston, Dec. 2S.-Arrived. the Samaria from
Liverpool. The brig Anna ID. Torrey, Captain
Curtis, from Pensacola for Boston. parted
chains lost night and drifted ashore on the
beach near Truro. She will have TO DISCHARGE
her deck load TO get on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28
Burning OF GEN. NcCleIIan's New Ter
sew Residence

New YORK, Dec. 2S.-The residence OF Gen
cral Mcclellan. Lewellyn Park, y. J.. wa.
burned last evening. Loss, 80, 000. The family
were in the city for the winter, and the house
was unoccupied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

LEAsR OF GEORGIA RAILROADS dispatch
from Atlanta, Ga, SAYS: it is rumored that
Gov. Bullock has leased the State road II fife
Central Georgia; the Southwestern, Macon and
Western, the Brunswick, Nashville and Chat.
tanooga railroads to A. H. Stephens, b. III. Hill,
j. f.. Brown, II. Peters, Columbus Delano, and
others, for twenty wears, for SIS, 900 per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

THERE is curious condition of affairs i'm
Rutland, Vt. All the hotels have been closed,
even 10 the exclusion OF the regular b0arders
Of the various Establishments. The cause is the
enforce ment OF the prohibitory liquor law. the
proprietors having been repeatedly prosecuted
and fined for the sale OF liquor. They there
fore combined and closed their doors The
town authorities have leased q house i'm the
outskirts Of the place and opened it as hotel,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28
AND HARMLESS AS WATER
Tie following letters speak for themselves.

WAsHlSGToN, November 9TH $50.
nv. ATfhpr NGffGHs Dear Sir After very
thorsugh aud impartial trial Of your Crystal Dis
coNery Tor month, feel compelled 90 acknowledge
IT'S very great superiority over any other article
now In use Tor the purpose desgned-the speedy res
toraton OF the color and growth Of the hair and no
one usins u according 10 directions can fail am
convinced to attain this much desired result 70 per
lection The simplicity 81 the preparstil IN and its
entire cleanliness affords q new Opportunity 10 the
vast numbers utterly Disguised with the poisonous
nostrums IN use. Having q large number Of nv
personal acquaintanoes no use your preparation
with equal success, cordially recommend CRYSTAL
Discovery O. all persons desiring use ANYTHING Of
hi. md Narv ra.n.scffuIIV SN-e "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

OUTRAGE BY A PHYSICIAN DIR, f.. w.
Powers, OF St Louis, was arrested on Saturday
night. on the charge Of violating the person OF
Mrs. Viola Hill, while on visit to his Office in
prosecution OF her business as solicitor of sub
scriptions to new publication. Mrs. Hill is
represented as highly respectable lady, re.
Gently from the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

A BRIDE KILLED BY HER BRoTHRR-IN-LAw-
In Gelt county, Arkansas, last week. q boy
named Butler, aged fourteen, shot and instantly
aIlled his brothers bride, who had just arrived
The boy had threatened 10 do so before the m ar.
rage. Since his arrest he asserts that he was
insugated to the deed BY his father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

SOME indecent postcards were lately sent by
post to two ladies in London, but A conyictiop
was rendered impracticable by most Unusual
accident-the postage stamps had not been
obltterated, and, therefore, it was held by the
chief police magistrate, high authority, tn at
there was no legal evidence to seow tina the
libel had been published. This is curious
point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

THE GEORGIA ELECTloN.-GeOrgia has gone
democratic by So 600 to 4G 900 m aoritv, and the
latest returns confirm the election of democrats
TO Congress from the LIST, Sd, 9Th. 9th and th
districts, with the chances i'm favor of I.awton
far as heard from. In the I'd district, the re-
turns are against Tiff. the late democratic in
cumbent, and in favor OF Whiteby, republican.
The Legislature will be largely democratic, I'm
the Senate and in the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

IHE POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-The work on this
road is steadily progressing. Teams are con-
stantly travelling through our streets conveying
cIossties TO the depot of the Annapolis and
Elkridge railroad, to be carried to the junction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

GOVERNOR BULLOCK, OF Georgia, gave a sup
Ter at Atlanta, Georgia, on Monday night to
Secretary Dslano, at which a number of distin-
gui.hCd persons were present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

SECRETARY boutwell, has ordered that tae
January interest on L. 5. bends be pail from
io-day without rebate.
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the worlo
harmless reliable instantaneous, does not coutsin
lead, nor any rttdte poison to produce paralysis
death. Avoid the Wanted and deIusive Preparations
6osstng virtues they 90 not possess. The genuine,
". a. Bstchelcrs Hair DE hss had tairty ysGrS'
untaTIished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-black or Brown Bold
y all Druggists Applied at 10, Bond street, New
York faS ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28
Death of the Oldest Freemasou I'm tbe
WPSu.

ClSCINNATI, Dec. p. - Samuel Read the
oldest member Of the Masonic Order in the
West, died yesterday at Covington.
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P. SOYLE, 7OiIs street, N. w.
WAsHfycroxD a. Inl,

WARRINGTON. II. U. July 18th. $50.
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with perfect success. Having tried many others,
Ind yours superior TO any have heretofore used
moter OF the growth OF the hair and by few april
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Very respectfully, yours, XIV SILyOY
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

II THE House o. the For .y-second Congress
there will be one hundred aud thirteen new
members and enc hundred and eleven who are
n the present Congress, 80 far a. the elections
have been held.
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Advance ON Freight,
SNOW Storm I'm New York

INV YORK, Dec. 2S-The advance Of ten Der
cent. on the rates of freight to the West has
been put into effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

NOT USHEALTHY.-The assertion that San
Domingo is one of the unhealthiest places in
the world is COntradicted by the fact that two
L. .. war yessels-the Swatara and Nautasket-
which have been in that locality tor the past two
years. have had but few cases of sickness on
board, and these were of ght character.
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LECTURES.
ODD FELLO VS. HALL.

n d + Il LOW VS. HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3OrH
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
J. II. SURRAIT
VIII denver his LECTt BE. in which he will give
iull end tTui htnl zcc0upt Of his TIL BILLING AID
VENT RtS DUR Nc THE REBELLION. his in.
PRODUCTION TO ), WILKES BOOTH and the plan
arranged 10 kidnap mot murderi PRESIDENT
LlhtOLN: the attempted abduction and its defeat
together with the abandonment of the plot, the
arIett, trial and aCquitta denunciation OF I'D ge
tlher; Judge Pierrepont, Edwin NJ Stanton, and
Louis j. NtlChlni mn. Admission, 20 cents.
seats Tor sale at Ellis Penna avenue. No extra
charge for reserved seats. del4 ST
A MUSEEENTs FOR WINTER EVENINGS
a Tor Churches, Schools, Christian AssOciations
Temperance Societies, &c, with the SereOpticon or
Dissoiying Views; over 800 paintings 10 select from
the Holy Land, Scriptural Views, Ascent of Nj ont
Blanc the Bottle, or Drunkard's Career airy Tales
ionic Views, etc. Terms reasonable. Magic Ian
ID street, between 9th aud 10th. N. W. nos nm
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, NEW YORK, Aug. 30. ls7o

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your Crystal Discovery for the HAIR which 1
boueht IN your city some time since has given entire
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aeht DAYS also notice that young hair appear on
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Please send Immediately by express, and obiee
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

THE CRIsPINs.-At . meeting in New York
last night, at the Cooper Institute, OF the Girls
pins on a strike, resolutions were passed ex-
pressing the intention of the Crispins to start
cooperative shoe manufactory, and pledging
the support of the meeting to such a moyemenf
@Mrs. Mike McCoole wears one of his box
ing gloves for a blonde chignon.
1Salt Lake City has gained more than five
thousand inhabitants since the year 1850.
~A bill to abolish the death penalty As
passed the lower House of the Vermont legisla-
ture.
~Anna Dickinson has ga hard, political.
bearded look about her,
~Wages at the Portland quarries have
lately been reduced from SL.75 to Sl.50 per day.
- In Boston staid, select, proper and emf
nently aristocratic Boston-many young ladies
are accompanied when in the streets by m aids.
a Ia Paris. IL would be well for able-bodied
men to carry the canes Of the Boston 'swells' y
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EDUCATIONAL.

Az EXPERIENCED TEACHER. a eraduate OF
"A New Eaelsnc college, Will receive stu ieots in
The Classics and higher Mathematics al reas0DabIe
rates. lOung men VIII be- prepared for any College
N desired. The best % references gwen. Applica-
non may be made & c Z. HtLCOS, A NJ. " al
PeEnsy "A avenue. dsI9 la
NOUEG LADIES SCHOOL.fMi-s WEIGHT7S
1913 New York avenue -
">ECOhD QUARTER commences MONDAY
November ..
Terms $40 tosI5 per quarter.
Good references given. no Sim
HOwARD UNIVERsITY.
H MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Programme OF Clinical Lectures IN Freedmen,
Hospital, commencing WEDNESDAY. UctoberI
And continuing until the following March:
tl kGiCAL CLlNIC-N ednes,isys at Sgu NJ . by
Prgie-sCr Robert Rayturn, NJ. u.
fLhALE CLfN iC-Eridays al 5. 20 p. N, by Pro
1850 I9ssPh Taller Johnson, u.
MEDICAL CLISI C-M 0ndays al 81 D. m, by Pro-
lessor r. ID Strong. ii. ID.
TERNs:
10 Students attending the University Clinical In
To all others, general Ticket. SO
IGkets may b pruC ured from
JOSEPH TABEa JOHNSON, N. d.
Secretary o. the Faculty, corner Of New York ave
nue and lO-h street. Oo l4-u
ENGLISH, FRESCH, AND CLASSICAL IN
ssxiTC II t9r ropEg Ladies and Misses; Mrs
AN6kLO JACKSON, Principal. St5 New York
syenue. Prot. BARRI. Teacher OF French. OCT SIN
I'VE MISSES OSBORNE YOUNG LADIEs
Il sEMINARY,II3I l0ih 81 bet u and Tho
rough instructon. Rsferences:-Hon Nm III sew.
ard eS Secretary OF state: Gen John = OrOcker
Hon. JOun HltE, swiss Consul General Prof Henri
hsssOh' teSe her 81 French sell 4ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

Mrs. SECRETARY BELKNAP is thou yht 10 b
worse to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

NEW YORK, Dec. est has been showing
here all day.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUR.-Tbe receipts from this
source to-day were S257 1891