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The New York herald., 1870-01-15
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


UsEMENTs-srcosD PAax-Fourth, hfsh and sixth
BoAkpEhs AND LoDGERs WANTED SECOND PAGE
BOARD p'' xsD Ss'S'an LODGING wAsrxD-sroosD PAGE
FOR s2fT%sr.
sgssfss I'1 Third column
CiTY REAL ESTATE ron sALE-TwaIrTn rAaE-Fifsh
cLERks AND sALEsMES-rwrLrrH rAsH-rhrd col
1sb sss%
and
psTz1a yop s
rAar. q Tiith and sxih Sixth columns;
ssSn column
6Ky doos ao,sS " sss%s; rx
rusorHa sGH%s
EYES AND EARS sroosp PAsr~ Fourth column.
ERfNSn s1a pAer-suA
FOR SALE--sxoosp PAor-second column.
COL
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs- TWELFTH PAor-Third
HORSES. CARRIAGES, 4o.-rlssr PAoE-second col
RSTs so0 e. essn
dias ss9 Sy AND srn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwELlTn PAaH--
LEergsE is!u9s isss!uH9s5s-sroosp pAer-s,,A column.
LEGAL NOTICES-FIRET PAGE-Sixth column.
LOAN OFFICES FIRST PAaK--Sisth column.
LOST AND fOCND-l.IrsT PAGE Sixth coumn.
Neutrality-suspicious. PA6E-Fourth column
MARBLE MANTELS- SECOND PAGE-Fourth column.
MATRIMOkIAIS-SEc0gD PAGE-Fouith column
HEDICAL-SEOosD PAGE-Thrd column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADyERrISEMENTS-TENrH PAGE
Sixth column
observation-disclosures PAGE-Fourth column.
HCsICAI.-SEOoHD PAGE-Sixth column.
EEWSPhPERS--FIa3T PAaE-Third column.
PERSONA NhLSFIE9T PAGE-F!rst column
PIANOFORTES-SFOoND PAGr-Fourth column
gOSr OFFICE EOTiCE-SEooSD PAGE-Fourth column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExUHANGE-TwELrTH PAGE-Sixlh
column.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-TwELrTH PAGR-Slxth column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIasr PAGR-sixth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-SEooND PAGE
Third column.
SALES AT AUCTION-TwRLrru rAsE-Fourth column.
ElTUATlONS TEf-FEMALES-TwELrTH PACE
- First, second and third col nuns
SITUATIONS WANTED-M MALES-TwELrTH PAGR-Third
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIssr PAaE-Frst and second col.
sPoRTiNd-Doas. BIRDS, ac--rrnsr PAGE Second col
STALLONs-FIRsr PAGE-second co,umn
THE TRADES-TwELrTH PhGE--Sixth column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURrOSEs-SEcoND PAGE
Third column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE FIRST PAs.-Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsT PAGE-Second col
u:an.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

rHE PEorLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YoRK.-ro
AL persons interested In the essto of stephen Doron,
late OF the town OF Hsmpstcad in the county of Queens
ceased send greeting You and each you hereby cited
and required personally to be and appear
gate OF the county OF Queens Al the Surogae Once 10 the
wale Of Jamaica IN the said county OF the 10th day Of
then and there 10 attend the nal settlement the accouns
Of Julia A. Dorlon, adnlnsatrx, &C., of said deceased.
In Testimony whereof we have caused the seal OF the surro
Court OF SAID county Queens herenn1
shxod Witness James W. Covert Esq, Surrogate OF our
seid county OF queens, at the in the
oG jamaica Ia Tho said county the Glib day Of Januar
JAMES W. COVERT, S."
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T oTlERY PRIZES CAsHED AND INFORMATION
Il given. Kentucky and Havana circulars sent. JOSEPH
BATES CO., II Wall street.. Box 4, ,26i Pos, o.ice.
n OTICE TO EEwSDEALERS.-IF THERE is ANY
IN stand In the city at present receiving
the EVENING TELEGRAM by sending their orders TO the
publication Office W Nassau street, they be supplied
ORPHANS HOME Lott ERY-DRAwN AT 204 WASH
~ ington street, icksburs, Miss =:
Case ,5ss-ss ,1s s. r. y 49, 3d. s s. g. %, 60
All orders FOR tickets and circulars to be addressed TO
AoiHliRE McBilEN, hanagers Columbus, Miss
RhILwAy NEwsMEN AND OTHERS MAY HEAR or
nchlng to their advantage by applying TO the Secre
sy Of the New York Museum OF Anatomy bs Broadway
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE.-GENTLEMAN SAT BACK
- ofisdy; one week after saw her on Broadway with
little girl Got out of stage turned down side street. Joined
her. promised TO call Has he forgotten number Fourth
avenue? Address VELVET CLOAK, Herald oiice.
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OPTICAL DRAWINGS.
N. Z. u. MURRAY'S LOTTERIES.
: arssouRi- s. 10 80 ils-5Ssrany il a e. Il. is7c
%. 4. 81, SO. 81. ts e, ls, 9, u, 81; 49,;
IS, q; u 70, o. ss, y; "A 9, g., y, I ss7o 7
G6, ~, ~ IL, 80, 4, l3 35, 4s 40, ID. .3.
Information furnished in the above and also Royal Havana
lotteries, ]. CLUTE Bfoker
2G6 Broadway
and lJ3 Fulton s.rest
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GUsAN MORRISON, NATIVE OF COUNTY TOROON
~ Ireland, who came to this county from during
las; year Send your address to your sister, MARY MORRI
sON, Post office, Philadelphia
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WILL THE LADY WHO SAW THE HORSES OF
w lager beer wagon knock down injure an elderly
lazy as she was shtns from car in front Of the Third
between threc and five O'Clock, greatly oblise by ea
Ing on or sending her address 10 Mrs TRACY, lO8 Dv
sion street corner of Allen, before Tuesday morning?
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES
~ Jrunks and Vaises at the Great Family Shoe Inpo
rum $50 Bowery OF Bond street. selling 90
below Broadway prices W. D. BIGELOW.
ROBERT IRWIN.
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ETH AVENUE STAGE, THURSDAY EVENING, UP
- from NibosWi the lady who noticed gentleman with
&ur exchange cars Address with confidence ZACHARY
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LOR sALE-A THOROUGHBRED COLT, 8 YEARS
old, by breckenridge, dam Lady Spang by Gazan;
bay good % sze fine disposition very PROMISING never been
very speedy WIN be sold for much less than he really
worth. Address CORNELIUS LAWRENCE, Chassford,
New jersey.
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KHAGGIE.-Y0u9 HOTE WAS NOT RECEIVED IN
tA time 10 meet Dcy Broa iway Thurs.
day night shall bs pleased you any place you state
n,
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WILL.-GRAND OPERA HOUSE. YOUR NOTE RE-
ceived to late Address before, box lg No. Amity
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ENOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamships of this line plor 81 Ncrh river foot oe
Beach street, every Tuesday Tbursday and SATURDAY
A. connecting with hs Virginia and Tennessee Lns.
The Seaboard a.and Line PetoT.burg Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Richmond and Danvs
Railroad Through passenger tickets and through bills of
lsdinc at reduced rates TO all points South and southwes
Apply of ofiee, psr 81 North river or 10
n. Z. M0CREADY, PresIdent. IH Greenwich street
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W on Wednesday evening" he IS old, about
nation win he thankfully received by wife, TIRE lBER
800 East Sixteenth street.
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IF MATTHEW j. WALKER WRITES OR RETURNS
home all his errors will be forgiven him. nror.a.
eton or him viii be thankfully received by his father Patrick
Walker, Union Freeman street Green
point Brooklyn.
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A VERY HANDSOME KIMBALL PORTLAND sLEIGF
"A, new and Badger Robe, cheap, at ZIG West Fort,
first street. Also fne Drag, cheap.
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~ old stand, ,ss9 and 1im Broadway, For'ySrs
street. fine assortmen. Of Sleihs Bells Robes, Blankets
20 Wagons oil sizes business feed and
Wagons top and open Wagons Rocsaways, Sc $50
team, express and light Harness. &C. Algo several wor
Horses Al 20 be sold withou. reserve.
JAMES JENKINS, Auc.ioncer.
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FINANCIAL.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK
~ Chatham square and New Bowery
Seven cant interest.
on ohn after Monday the January next this
Dank WIZ pay dividend deposits the past three
sums entitled thereto - - ~
JOSEPH p. COOPER, secrctary S'
CHAs. D. BAILEY, Treasurer
H-Aoney deposited now will draw interest from Janu
aryl. NV "''' VIZ" '1'e'''' ~
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(NOUPE AND ROCKAWAY FOR SALE-MADE BY
~ Lawrence Apply at private s.abc, No. 10 East twenty
n street.
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TWO CENTS.

searle, architect. One three-story and basemcn nj
brick similar TO the above and owned by Mr. Searle
o. SO
Tenth street bet p and Q-Twelve three stor,
bricks containing rooms; cost co.. eaCh-S6o 40
hcssrs Gilbert aud Bancton. owners.
Tenth street. bet. q and k,-FOuTteen two story
bricks, rooms; cost $3.50 each-49J0o. Built by
Leonard : Chapman.
Eleventh street. bet. I and One three story
brick, 10 rooms; cost 800. Mr.. Nolte. owner.
Twelfth street, bet. l. and M.-nne three story
bricks. OroOms; cost 5000. Built by Mr. Robert
L. = lelnmlng. for has own
Twelfth street, bet l. aud Mime three story
bricks, rooms each, cost $500 uacl-s $500 Built
Tor Messrs- falconer and Allen 10y VIM. Turner
Thirteenth street. bet and L-Three three
story and basement bricks. containinina Il rooms
each cost SISa0 each-sS9c;0 Built by 80 Myers
Ter nessrs d. y. Mohun and N Green
Fourteenth street. bet. aud 1.-Two three story
and basement bricks. II ROWS, cost Sggn .arh-
sEAtO. Built 10y W. n Slnccl For MAJOR Jas
wiles
Fourteenth street. corner 1T P-Twn three story
bricks, couisining store room snd dwelling cost
SOLIDS I2gsu.
Fourteenth street bet and S-Nin, two ,tor,
bricks, rDomS each: cost S4GU escil-S 5Wp.
Erected 10y J & W Henderson.
Fourteenth street. corner Vermont aN.-The NJ
mortal English Lutheran Church. estimated to cost
haHn. Built hy the membership
fourteenth street. bet. l. and -Threc three.
>iury and basement bricks II rooms. Frrnch root:
cost s45U0. Messrs. Windsor & Ford owners "
:. West architect.
Fourteenth street corner 7 Mine two story
hrISks, rooms, French roof, each S30y0-tOtal,
Fifteenth street, bet G 81 and New York AVA
iour story brick building, with drugstore first
hoor; at estimated coet ot ellnn. ". :. Thompson
owner. Also, touT-story brick Tor store PURPOSES:
cost Sl01SO. Il y morscll. owner.
Number II buildings, S8. Total cost, S3.a57 .la5;
thoee costing under sl5oo esch-sl5O0o Grand
total. So sc lbs.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
WHY PARIS is NOT BOMBARDeO.
The Prussians Short Of Siege
Guns and Ammunition.
BElFoRT STILL HOLDS OUT AGAINST the
GERMANS.
rslrgraphed ETolu,irely 70 ne Ev,nirs star.

THE PAIL MALL GAZETTE ON THE
LUXEMBOURG ANNEXATION.
LONDON, Dec. Is, Evening.-rhe Pal Nail
GaE,ne, this evening, in an editorial article ON
the Luxemburg treaty, declares IL TO be the duty
OF England IN this crisis 70 impress upon the
Prueian government the fact that her viOlstien
Of the Territory Of LuKemburg will not be re-
gsrded with indifference by Great Britain, or
pass with impunity. The mere departure from
for this Prussian aggression.
THE GERMANS NOT PREPARED To
BOMBAED PARIS.
LONDON, Dec. rs, Evening.-A dispatch re-
ceived from Versailles to-day, gives a new e1-
PLANTATION in the delay Of opening the lombard
ment of Paris by the Prussisns. There II q lack
or ammunition In the German army, aud tn,
roads are 50 wet and heavy that none can lie
brought forward. The same cause has pre-
vensed the heavy seige guns from being nut in
position. Probably the tire will not be opened
for fortnight.
BEAUMONT OCCUPIED BY THE GER
VERSAILLES, Dec. I5.-The Germans after
slight skirmish occupied Beaumont, few miles
west OF Evereux, on the 18th.
THE SIEGE OF BELFORr.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-The French garrison AZ
Belfort still makes a gallant defence. The
neighboring heights are being captured by the
Germans, but Dot without suffering considera-
BILE loss. The French losses IN these pre- lminAry
engagements are comparatively light. The
German position has greatly improved lately.
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English women AT the Ballot Rox

Our female Fighters must bestir themselves.
Their sisters across the water are taking the
cad in securing the right of suffrage, at least.
The LONDON Telegraph says in reference to the
voting in the western districts of London at the
recent school board election, 'sthat 90 where
you would there was still TO be found an ade-
quate proportion of women Of nearly every
grade exercising the suffrage. At the yestry
Hall, at about one O'Clock, ninety women had
voted. Alta polling place near Sloane square
the tradesmen and working class element pre-
dominated Here, too, was q due proportion of
women suffrage, and 1t was in this, in its situ-
alton and surroundings, most unlikely place.
that decidedly young lady rate-payer tripped
n and recorded her vote with an evident appre.
citation OF the privilege expressed in her coun-
tenance and demeanor." The arrangements
for voting are thus described:
cat table sat president and two inspec-
tofs, amended by rate collector with his books.
and each voter had to identity himself or her.
seii ana their right to suffrage, before voting
papers were handed to them. In Q quiet part
OF eaen room writing places, exactly on the
pan ADOPTED in the telegraph Offices, in each Of
which ore person could write unobseryed, were
nttea up, and thilher individual electors re-
urea and inserted tie name of tho csnditlata of
n's or her choice In another part OF the room
was the ballot box, into which thew plac the
Young paper, folded" In the city the Old mn
nicipai FORM OF open voting was adopted.
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- A pardoned convict named Dunbar has
ben seized with the lecture mania, and b
travelling through Minnesots telling what he
krows about prison hardship"
- The English high churchmen are shocked
mat queen Victoria, the head of the church.
istely received the sacrament at the hands Of q
Presbyterian divine.
~ Rev. Lewis DIXIE, OF Ulster Co., lately
ran N with another mans wife, then returned
to bis own. said be was crazy, aud promised
refoi m. Now he is fugitive from q charge of
stealing 500.
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- King William has the rheumatic"
5-They sell collins by auction out west.
s-Dr. Mary Walker has gone % Florids.
SOut west raw potatoes are administered
a cure for intoxication.
AN nlirois fire company has elected a
lady foreman.
SThe Chinese in California are not a whit
behind the natives in the lOttOry business, aud
have several on hand.
~The German Fair in Philadelphis will
have represeD tation OF the baltic OF Sedan,
comprising upwards Of 5000 moving figures.
81 The Virginia Senate YESTERDAY passed a
joint resolution instructing the Senators and
requesting the Representatives OF Virginia 10
vote for general amnesty removing al pOliti-
dissenting vote.
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lee I'm the Hudson,

PoCGHKKEPsIE, y. Y, Dec. II. The North
Hudson river is filled with ice. Yesterday al
terDOon, the steamer st. John was hard aground
on Coeynans bar, and the steamer BOardman
bad to put back from Hudson 20 Catskill on ac-
count OF the ice this morning. The steamer
Drew lies aground above Stats Point The
weather is cold.
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The Stock Of the Americas STEAMSHIP N
Company All Taken.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE entire stock OF
TIRE American Steamship Company has been
subscribed for, and double the snOuHt re
quiTed was offered. Offers have slsO been m ade
for bonds 70 be issued As security By the Penn
syluania Railroad Company.
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baldwin. the Rruiser. Likes Massa
chusetts too We'll 90 Leave &C.

BOSTON, Dec. T.-O'BaldWin, the prize
fighter, declines 70 accept the condition OF his
pardon from the House of Correction, which
requires him 10 leave the State within twenty
four hours never 20 rethrn.
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Blind MAN Murders his Father and
Mother.

Troy, Dee. I7.-Frsnkln Kettler aud wife,
two Of the oldest and most respectable residents
of Southampton, In this county, were muir
dered on Thursday night by their son, who
Is blind. The father and son had some dispute
about will, which eliminated IN murder. The
murderer was arrested and is now in Jail here.
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Chief Justice Chase aud the Morse
Sfatue

INV YORK, Dec. E.-Chief Justice Chase
in a letter dated December sth, considers IL
doubtful whether he VIII be able TO deliver the
inaugural address upon the unwilling OF the
statue OF Professor Morse on the - IN OF April
His health seems mending. but it, restoration
must necessarily be slow. The subscription for
the statue now exceeds ~ 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-17

General Valmasada assumed command
OF the Island OF Cuba yesterday ct noon as Cap
tain General De Rodas leaves on the 18th.
- Brockway, the alleged New York coun-
terfeiter, has been discharged by Commissioner
Osborne, under the statute Of Limitation.
- O'Baldwin, the pugilist, who, about Q
year ago, was sentenced to imprisonment for
Boston, for engaging in prize fight, has been
pardoned.
- Three inches Of snow fell 1t Mempbis.
Tennessee, and four inches ct Little Rock. Ar.
kansas, on Thursday night.
- Three hundred French Canadians met in
New York last night to discuss the question of
the annexation OF Canada to the United States.
- colored citizen OF Providence, r. l.,
has commenced An action against the Nara
gapset Steamship Company TO recover Is 900
damages for having, Is Q passenger, been
elected from table on board one OF their steam
boats.
ga progressing woman makes living.
and probably something over, BY going through
the New England towns and collectfne soiIed
kid gloves, which she agrees to clean for q con-
sideration, but which she forgets to return. This
Is q curious world.
~ They are making at Colts factory 4 nav
patent lock for the q. 5. mail bags. When 1as-
tened, . numbered plate Of glass covers the
the bag can be unlocked or the lock Uss0.s
with. 1t IL said to be the most complete Lock
ever invented. Five thousand Of them have
been ordered by the post-ofice Department.
ga San Francisco undertaken claims 10
have discovered . new method Of preserving
the dead human body. By this process he
in July, 1868, and it exhibits no signs OF decsv
When struck, says the editor OF the Mornine
eau, IL gives out ga ringing metallic sounS
The color Of the flesh 10 not changed.
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Pointing Out the Land MARKS.

through this city to-day route for Gettys-
burg, where he will met tn government enRi.
neeTs and point out 20 the positions OF the
various earthworks at the time of the great bat
tie there, which have since become obliterated.
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THE SIEGE OF BELFOR1
Mysterious Death of q Life Insu rance
Agent.

HUDsoS, y. Y, Nov. H.-Oliver e. Fitch, of
bed al his boSrding house in this city this morn
ing. He retired in apparent good health at a
reasonable hour last evening, and some mystery
envelops his sudden death. A post mOrtem en-
on his life.
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Finance. Of the W. U. Telegraph Com

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE receipts OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company tor OctO-
Der were S6i3 ,665.95; net profits, se2l ASH,
against Sol 1881 for the same month in ls6a.
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The PRESIDENT was not in his Office to-day
and therefore received no visitors. large
number of Senators and members called at the
White House.
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KtIied ON the railroad

CONCORD, n. H., Dec. IA passenger train
on the Lawrence Railroad to-day ran over aud
killed Benjamin Woodbury., who was driving
team, 49, - the track,
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GEN ROBERT WILLIAMS and family leave
here next week for Fort Leavenworth, and their
absence from society in Washington this winte
VII be much regretted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-17

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE, we are advised, il
making arrangements to spend the winter in
New York, and quarters have been secured for
his occupancy in the upper part OF the city.
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Death Of Admiral Rr..x.
Specie Shfpmeuts

PHILADRLPHIA, Dec U.-Rear Admiral SAM
Mount Airy, near this city, aged &c wears.
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The Prince Georgian has the following:
Sale Of Real Estdts-On Saturday the 10th in
stant, VIM A. Jarboe, ESQ. agent for the heirs
at-law Of James &. and MARY Summers a.
posed of, at public sale, portion OF the real es-
tate belonging to said heirs. A tract of unim-
proved land, containing il6h acres was sold tor
sI - per acre. and was purchased BY Mr.. Fran
els Ridgeway. Another tract, belonging to the
same estate. consisting Of ~ acres Of meadow
land, brought s26.25 per acre, and was pur-
chased by Dir. Samuel II. Makes
Baltimore and Potomac RdIrodd-As an owl
Gepce Of the progress or work on the railroad.
we are pleased TO notice that the purchasing
agent advertses for - 900 cross-ties to be de-
county.
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BATCHFJOR.S HAIR nvr

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable inst Simultaneous, does not contain
esd, nor any r1fnic poison to produce paralysis
death. Avoid the Wanted and delusive arations
boesting virtues they do not possess. The genuine,
W. a. bachelors Hair Dye has had larry ysar,'
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity As
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
~ all Druggists. Applied ct is, Bond street, New
York. fas ~
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The PENSION l. sT.-Of the $50, 900, 900 pro-
vided by the pension appropriation introduced
in the Hou-e by MIR. Kelley yesterday, the sum
OF 80 $4,000 is for army invalid pensions and
supplying artificial limbs; $1,000 for The pen
sioDs Of widows. children, mothers, fathers.
brothers, and sisters Of soldiers and for revolu-
tonary pensions; si5O,O eco for navy invalid per-
.ions; and SJ50,O00 for pensions of widows.
.hi'dren andother relatives OF sailors al i
marines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-17

TIE CHEROKEE BoNDs-The Attorney Gen
ersl has given an opinion in the Cherokee band
case, deciding that the tribe are entitled to the
5000 voted to them by Congress some years
since.
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SERInrs AFFRAT IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MD-A serious occurrence traEspIrru in Med
ley's district, in this county, on Monday last
Ii seems that Mr.. Richard Belt was at Leapley's
store, near Whites Mill, where a number of
negro workmen on the Metropolitan railroad
bad collected. One OF the negroes giving Nj.
Belt some iDsolence, was raped over the head
by that gentleman, who afterwards repaired TO
the mill. Shortly after he arrived there, he
saw ten or twelve of the negroes. and one or
two white men, approaching. with the intention,
il IL said, Of killing him; and seIzing a double
barreled shot gun that was in the mill. let them
have the contents OF both barrels, sharply men
periDg eight OF the party-upon which the
whole squad took TO their heels. One of the
negroes has been arrested and Committed ~
our county jall.-ROckuilLe w SentiReI.
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Inc Catholic World, for January, received
rom ID. A Brosnan, deals sharp.s with Beech
erism and It's Tendencies"
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0-King William has the s.rheumst,z >,

INV NoEK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer City @
Paris took out s2iG,0O0 in specie to-day
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Harpers Magazine. FOR January, received from
Blanchard & Mohun, is capital holiday mum,
Der.
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INTERNAL REvENUB-The receipts TO-DAY
rom this source were $3.50, 676.06.

ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERMAy left here for
Georgia, last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-17

RoRERr LINCOLN, son OF the late President
Lincoln, has joined the Swedenbergisn church
in Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-17

MIR. JUSTICE MILLER, of the U. s. Supreme
Court, has purchased the fine residence OF Gen
Chipman, on the corner OF 1st and B street.
southeast, and takes possession to-day. Mrs
Miller, who has been at New York under medi.
cal treatment for some time past will return
to the city at an early day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-17

HUGH HASTINGS, OF the Commercial Adrerti-
ser, is talked Of by some of the New Yorh
papers as Gen. Pleasonton's successor as col.
lecter of Internal Revenue for the SD n. Y
district.