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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-07-13

Do you want the money Very bad,
lyi?s asked Mrs. Lee,i IN al lomsilalf
cbked' ed'Foiee,sfor sthe,sudden changeinn
| the girls manner had affected fsr: her 3 :.
ssQh yes, ma am, very badly, LEFT
MarF Nrappedup inmy thick shawl, and
a blanket wound all aroupd her feet to
keep them warm ;,hut she was coughing
dreadful from the'cold of.the room:s'
Haven't you a fres?' asked Mrs.
Lee IA quick, surprisedtene. .s.sE1
se have no coal. Hwas to buy coal
Iw9Ifed the money" .s,.3.,.,:s.'..5. =
Ma. Lee struck her hands together,
and I'm expression of pain was about
passing her lips, when the shoemaker S
I'm. ;a.sr s+.li.,z % =: s&fti
y ssere are two dollars. Mr.. Grant
sent then" 3.'.s .-..s - .i': = r..
asod bless Mr.. Grant! /" This exclam-
alton from Mrs. Lee, was as Involuntary
s the part Of Harriet, to whom one
Edollaa was due, a gush Of silent tears
marx a the effect this this timely supply
of money produced. Shcureceived her
portion, and without trusting her voice
Mithmoras, hurried; away to supply the
pressing wants ofhome., ,.5i,:f -, -
few doors from the residence of Mrs.
Dee lYed man who some months before
hAd cpme involved in trouble with an
evil deposed person, and had been forced
t deshd himself by the means Of the
I4 had employed :. Mr.. Herriot to do
what Eas requisite insthe case, for which
sefHiM the charge was,fye dollars. The
bill &ad been rendered a few days BEFORE.
and The: man, who was poor, felt very
anxiSlis e. pay it. He had the money.
aIaade up to within q: dollar. That
dpll Mrs. Lee owed him, and she had
proi1ised TO give it to him during the
day For hours he had waited, expect
ing eT To come in; but now had nearly
her up. There was another little
Bib three dollars which had been sent
lif and he had just concluded to go
and tflat when Mrs. Lee, called with
tic lance Of the money-one dollar
+SBhidh she Ind received from the shoe
inar rg Grant.
@ al hour later, and the pocket
bod of Herriot's was no longer
Eemb Hn.cEent had called and paid
bis Tie Eve dollars had come back
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-v H. j. FORD, f"'
House, Sign and Furniture
PAINTER.
CAMDEN. S. G..

limitations of all kinds of Wood and Marble,
Paper Hanging, China Gloss &C., done in the
best style. His prices will be in accordance
with the times ego. Jan. 26-6m.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Ietegrarhed Erelwsirely TO Tie Er,stsa STAY.
Affairs I'm France.


orleans has been evacuated by the Germss
MessTs. Sykes. Swmburn and Johnston of the
American ambulance corps, have been pre-
sented with the cross Of the legion Of honor
1t is rumored that Prussia has offered 20 sell
the city OF Mulh0nse hack to France for two
numbered millions OF francs.
Charies Hugo, the eldest son of Victor Hugo
died in France yesterday in his I5th year
., I AS Pereire has declined the prefecture
the 10th, says: The government will attempt
to-nlg ht 70 surprise the thirty cannon held by
the insurgents In Place de 10 Voeges. The
company OF National Guards on duty there has
promised TO assist in the undertaking by refus-
ing TO guard the guns longer.
bande, and other French negotiators, 90 TO
Brussels Friday evening, and the negotiations
for dernitive treaty fpeace will probably
open Monday.
1t has been decided by the French govern
ment TO place on the market a loan of two and a
n nsn, naras Oh iran; Is In the form Of three per
The special correspondent Of the Daly N,,,,
az Lille telegraphs that many manufacturers i'm
Aisace and Lorraine intend removing to that
The Emperor william at Wefmar.
LoNpoN, March 1.-THE Emperor William
arrived ut Weimar yesterday. He was met by
the Duke Of SAKE weimar and his brilliant stan
at Eisenbach, and by the Duchess, as well a. a
great crowd Of people, ut the weimar station.
The reception was very enthusiastic.
The BF1tlsh Parliameul
LONDON, March H.-Parliament met TO-DAY
at noon. In the House Of Lords, the bill for tie
abolition Of the university tests passed second
reading. The House OF Commons is thropRed
with members OF the army and people gene
rally interested in the bill for the reoreaniza-
ton Of the army, which is under discussion.
England wants Belgium TO Bxulatn
LONDON, March Lit is rumored that the
government OF England has asked that of Bel
gium for an explanation to the neglect ana
delay wbicb characterize commercial inter.
course between the two countries.
Continued Disorders a Paris
PARIS, March 1.-THE Prussians have re
turned TO the French authorities II, 600 chaese-
rot guns, for use in case of need here The
disorders continue, but are not alarming.
The Nap0leOnic Reunion.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Empress Eugene
and the Prince Imperial are at Dover 70 -day to
meet Napoleon, who is expected there at two
O'Clock.
-. Patrick at Home
The Celebration of ST. Patrick's day ia gem
eral throughout Ireland, but 20 quite a late
hour this afternoon no scene of disorder is re-
PORTED.
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Mr.. Garfield (Ohiol asked consent 20 consider
joint resolution in relation 20 printing the
report Of the ninth census; but
Mr.. Butler Mass objected, and demanded
the regular order.
The Speaker, at 2 O'Clock, announced the
regular order, viz: the call OF States for bills
and joint resolutions only, and said that under
the rules the morning hour commenced with the
announcement of the regular. A iter one hour,
q motion TO 60 20 business on the Speakers
table would be IN order: but should such mo-
ton not prevail, the call would continue during
the entire day.
Mr.. Holman (Ind.l moved 20 adjourn; " ,tch
vas sgre to-ye1s lo3, NAYS S0-and the
House, at two O'Clock and twenty minutes, al
jouTned till Monday.
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A CORPSE IN A BALL-RooS.-There was a
grand masquerade ball given at the Teutonia
Assembly Rooms. in New York, on Tuesday
night, The party WAS large and brill ant and
everything passed OF hilarlopsly until about
o'clock in the morning, when an event occurred
which changed the merry making into gloom,
and suddenly put an end 20 the carnival. The
patty had just returned from the midni yht feast
In the banqueting-hall. waltz wAs struck up
by the band and dancing was resumed. Among
The participants wae a gentleman. O prominent
member OF the organization, under whose an-
spices the ball vas given, named ) acob MorItz.
who resided at No. 81 Sixth street, Williams
burg. While IN the midst of the dance, Moritz
who was Waiting with his wife, Suddenly fell
helpless into her arme and ipmesi,a,eiy .,-
PRED. The cause OF his death was heart disease.
". L. Star.
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Collision ON a Railroad.

ROCHESTER,, March H.-There Was a collision
on the New York Central railroad in Center
Square IN this city this morning, between a
irelght tram and single locomotive. The
result was the demolition OF the two Iocemo
uves, and the complete destr uction OF six freight
cars The freight was damaged, and br AXE
man named Doyle, rom Blu tfao, was severely
II not fatally injured. The BuAalo branch OF
tie road Is DISTRACTED. and trains will not he
able TO pass before noon. The passengers and
baggage were transferred. The wreck took
nfe, bue the names were extinguised before
much damage was done. The loss to the com
pany Is very heavy.
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The New Hampshire Election.

"oStVIs HVt -,ttcU T7tOpEe.
CONCORD, y. H., March l7.-Au except dive
small towns in Coos county have been heard
from, and estimating those by last years vote
Weston fails cleo ton by the people by 1872 votes
The Sdtssmdn says OF the House Our LIST OF
representatives. chosen contain the names OF l6I
republicans and i56 democrats. The towns 10
hear from will give, we think, 2 Republicans
and ii democrats. Ii so, the House Will stand
los republicans and 167 democrats
The Senate will stand 5 republican. and q
dc mocrats. There 10 no choice in the tenth
And eleventh districts. The vote Is so close
that an official count will be REQ uired to decide
Three democratic Congressman are elected
beyond q doubt.
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THE DOMINICAN COMMISSIOU.
They Will he Home Next Week-All
IN Favor Of Annex att0m

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, March l6.-rhe Ten
nessee will reach Key West Monday. Commis-
sioner wade's report is finished, and he will ~
to Washington by the most erect route. The
other commissioners will stop at Oh arleston to
write elaborate reports. All have expressed
themselves decidedly in favor Of annexation. A
cordial reception Was given the commissioners
mere, and they are Of the opinion that there is a
strong sentiment in Jamaica in favor of anneXa-
ton 10 the United Stafes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

CORN -, SC.
" Dk WHITE, SUsson Cs,-0pofist,
NO $50 18th street, opposite B. Treasury (esta,-
fshed IN Washington, b. O., 1851 He succes-fuIiy
treats Corns, Bunions, Chillblains. OIub, ana Ia
growing Nails, and other diseases Of the feet with
out pain or Inconvenience to the patient The shoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the per
uou BEERS 70 the many eminent Physician 81 r.
geons, and thousands OF other responsible persons
Sho Patronize his establishment. Hours. from : a
n. to6p m. Owing to press OF business at on ce
Or white 10 unable 70 visit patients at their resi-,
fences. except between 6 and & D m ian n Nv
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TIE VIRGINIA RAILROAD wAR-Ths Rirb
mond 6aqgirer OF yesterday says: our reports
OF The proceediDes OF the House OF Delegates
give IN account OF the close OF the contest in
thae body on YESTERDAY, with regard TO the sale
OF the states interest in the Richmond and Pc.
tersburS Railroad. At q late hour last night
me maj vote was taken, and the substitute of
MI. Mahood for Senate bill No 3. o. amended
by The minority report Of the Committee on
koads, was passed by vote Of II 10 -. 10 nOw
goes back TO the Senate. This has been the
most obstinate hight OF the session, and We trust
that the Senate will promptly dispose OF he
subject,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

PHILADELPHIA March IAN accident oc-
CURED this morning ON the Camden and Amboy
haiiIoad, near Camden. train was thrown
of the track and the engine unset by a mis-
placed switch, and another train collided with
IT and over turned the engine. Three hundred
ieet OF the track were torn, and several cars
demolished. Many persons were bruised. hut
none were seriously hurt. except brakeman.
who had his foot crushed.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

The PAIN klLLEB is by universal consent al.
Loved to have won for itself reputation unsnr-
passed IN the history OF medical preparations. Its
ton OF Pain In all its various forms incident to The
human amily and the unsolicited written and YER
bal testimony Of the masses in its favor have been
and are its own best advertisements
Inc ingredients OF the PAIN KILLER, being
smesciSus remedy taken intern ally, as well for
external apple atoms, when used according to di-
rectons The stain upon linen from its use is resii
y removed BY washing with alcohol.
This Medicine, Justly celebrated for the OF
many OF the Affections cdent to the human family
has now been before the public over THIRTY YEARS,
end mas found ITS way into almost every corner OF
the world; and wherever ii has been used TIE same
opinion Is expressed Of it's medical properties.
IN any attack, where prompt action upon the
system 10 required, the Pain Killer 10 invaluable.
It's almost instantaneous effect in Relieving Pain 3
uuiy wonderful; and when used according to direc.
TONS; 70 trTe TO ito name, PAIN KILLER.
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eeyeFe1e.s seeerisss..


tsOSa 1fPOFt.
BY knSk srs bTosr rs oHa lhu syls-r,or 2 rsrs-rs
Lewis ychnson 60. quote stock. aud bopa. n,
~ me and foreign markets. follows
NEW GoRk March E-U SIS. Isl COMMON ,iF,s.
& coupon, ia, tes, new, es' cSGssS, il O.
~, coupon, III; sGs. g, coupon. nis: i0 sos
coupon, l0e5s: Currency Sc. llss. Msripsss q. Do
prefd, =. Canton, e, CumlerlaEd, =. wess.
ern u. Telegraph, hA: 0uicksilyer. 49, % Pacific
Mail, s2Ss Boston Water Power, IS of'd, Adams XIV.
Pres ssS Wells, fHrge A Cos EnPIsss; a.
Central and udson, So do scrip, 80 Erie. ais
Do Ireferred. - Harlem, 49, DO. preferred, =:
Beading, N.Y.. Michigan Central. =. Lake shore
and Mehigan southern. sS,s; Union Pacific Baii-
rnad, 2oss Illinois Central, lSs's. Cleveland aud
Pittshurc. llSasi Northwest ~ a.. preferred q =
Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati, AMI Indisn-
spolis, =; New jersey Central. lfsa. Rock Islaud
liSss; Milwaukee -. Paul. So 30. preferred n =
MshNSh and Western, &'s. Fort Wayne. o..
Alton Terre Heute, =. Hannibal ana 81 - -.
Cnieaso and Alton, llS,s. Dc. pref d. ll6. uhio
and Mississippi certificates. a.. Columbus chi
oRso A Indiana Cent. 3lt; Tennessee state siKes,
Old, "a; do, new, Gs; Virginia state siNes, old.
g; North Carolina sixes, old. 49,; DO, ucw g
Missouri skies, sl'si Central Pacific Bonds So
Union Pacific First Bonds, So cola, Ia Mar
kat strong.
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BOston Bank Irre<ularitses.

BOSTON. Feb. 11.-E. C. Daniel, late cashier
or the Webster National Bank, was arrested
yesterday, and held in the sum Of $40, 900 bal.
charged with embezzling the funds of that i'm,
sutution. Henry w. Pullman, late teller of the
North American Bank, accused OF embezzle-
ment, was arrested about the same time. and
held 10 answer. Both arrests were made nv
United States Officers. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

SAp exchange calls Bowen zone who loved
not wisely but two WE'LL" But there were threo
Of EN-, and it isn't well, at all.-Ckicego RepuS-
hcGa.
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~ ~ uof fG9 , WANT TO RESTORE THE COLOR OF

VIZ YOU WANT To RESTORE THE COLOR OF
~ u 6AIk, remove pandruff or stop its fall
~ q, use NATHAN 8 CRYSTAL DISCOVERY, the
'yreetest discovery flor the Hair Of the age No
Sdlnent, no stains, no poisons; never fails 1t is
warranted Has been tried by thousands Of ladies
and gentlemen, and given universal satisfaction
Vn the hair or whiskers il acts equally well Brasil
Dry and why Hair it makes soft and silken. 1t is
water. To simply dress the hair, Crystal Discov-
cry is une 1eelled After it has been used several
Iearsnce IL is so entirely harmless that II affords
those that are Disguised with the various
poisonous COM pounds known as REVIEWERS, Restor-
ers, Begenerators, and by hundred other names to
mfslead, smother opportunity, and this time to &C
complish their object without injury. Put MP in
bottles holding half as nuch again any other and
consequently the cheapest in use.
Price: One Dollar. Sold By Druggists general
". mh7 ly
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THB HOUSE COMNITTRR ON ELECTIONS have
sgreednot to decide or submit any contested
election cas- es till the next session of Con ;ress
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WHISTLES, GINS. Erc.-I en- now Offering a,
rec rec nc, prices my celebrated brands Of BYE and
Rye Robertson," "Oli Family Nectar" sM Mo-
hhonsan,ea Pine Apple." The above brands hay 3
pet offered In our city, and a. figures that cannot
Ton GIN, bnnesRectfuily call attention to my
ih ana Tnie can self per gallon than
'ne o'einai pflcee y. QAUTIER,
A.. Importer of Wines, LIQUORS, etc =,
ana rroprietor Of the Celebrated
MIA. NATIVE WINS BITTERS,
mho-u 1917 Pennsylvania avenue
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bALTEhukh. Mafch 1.-THE vtfiouf IrfNI
'ecsstsee are observing 81. Pauichs day BY q
PROCESSION. sc.
Nine Of the German singing societies 81 Bal
tmore win attend the great German Sanger
feet which takee place In New York In Jaly
rert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

PirTsBTne, March ia German Lutheran
minister, named j. G.. Van Doren, died in the
committed suicide by taking laa6snun. He
mas been South American mieeionary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan up 70
this morning amounted to so, 10000. Thev
ere now averaging about one and a half mil
lions per day and incre asipg rapidly.
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The Markets Io.nax


BALTIMORE. March i7-c5tton sfrS'' - misl5-.
CTeT Sd aaict ~ 0sF h .SS 70 s1S fsTai
ohio and Indiana. 81 I.6l. others an hans
49, Oats hTrsr NJ 6ssS6. Proyisio~s anchaag,
BALIrNosE, march R.-yirginiA SKIES. Old. >.
eid' ~ seked DO l~s o. lid, 9 sskcd a.. lss7 b.
Is ss W r sSSses March SlSi e es
sr b srm IN Ir,s' sai dEll ,rsipiA .i.es
Money essy. Exchange, long, ga short To-. stoos.
Nsw foKk. March r-Flour quiet and r.
changed. Wheat dali and unchanged, Goa sG.lt
LoSDoN, March IL, n s. a. m.-Consol.. %. fcr
money ,l.,S 81 for account; Bonds quiet AMI stead,
Ere IS; illinois, i H1r Great western a 10 co.
upi.nd. f 7s or hGSh TO an. %-GO,io9 ar
estimated a Y 90 bales. ssles Oh the scsk r
sa, mp. y CO sgecIlatiOn. S4oo; stock, -
American, lsssSS; Aosss exports tat S o. S l.
tie. auis, and .teas GSesi %%AIer s
LoSDoNs March E,t:So .. p.csn.ols. 90. ior
s %sne Is and az for secs1nt Bonds hr@eTl
Erie, iol4: lllipos, no., Grsaf western. So.
sui.t k tPi.5d. March 49,. g n.Ce,Ss elS.d
snet but firm. POrk declining. Ciossr-eed. ssss
oI Llyitsoor: March 5-,S n.Brsaa:tsn.
three days n 500 quarters; ali xnssii. 10 "n ''
uory1and Annual CO0feroUce Meth.
ooest Protestant Church
This conference assembled I'm Cheetertowu,
Mo-, on wednesday, and was opened with APP
proPriate religious services by the president, s.
b. Switzerland, ID. ID.
The secretary, Rev W 8. Hammond called
the roll, after which the president read his an
nual report, stating he had visited all but one
OF the sisty-two charges Of the district, travel
ing In his executive visits 900 miles. and
preaching rs sermons. He Represented the
district in q nourishing, hopeful condition,
several creditable churches have been built,
and many tastefUny improved. His oricial
character was then passed
Revs j. Clay and ). A Hoblitzell were sp-
pointed committee on delegates credentials.
The standing committees were then
nounced, an q conference adjourned 10 hear the
conference sermon. Rev X. \. Norris, OF Starr
Church, Baltimore, occupied the pulpit, pre- acl-
ing an earnest discourse 20 a large assembly,
from II. John. chapter LIST. and s9th. Slst ani
I'D verses After preaching the sacrament et
OF the Lords Supper was administered, Dr. D..
w. Bates OF eiatIng.
AT the afternoon session. the committee on
boundaries reported that Westminster he
separated from Pipe Greek circuit and be maze
station. Adopted.
Rev. ID. r. Reese, u. ID, was elected presi-
dent tor the ensuing wear
The standing district committee was elected
as follows: l.. W Bates, ID. ID, DIR. David Wsl-
son, II. r. Zollickoner, J. w. Herring and
John q. Clark.
The committee Of appeals was elected, viz
j. y. Murray. ID. ID. l.. W. Bates John
Roberts, y. W. Herring and +. NJ. Pearson.
Conference adjourned with prayed 10y 4. ID.
Valiant.
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LhwIsrou, NE, March 1.-THE First Ma
uonAl Bank OF Auburn, Me-, has taken 500 0sO
OF the new per cent. bonds In exchange tor the
same amount Of their 6 per cent bonds held bv
the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

isI WoRkfNe PDoPL..-Iu nottingham.
Englano, there h 90 extensive strike in the ls 20
iraae, the Lace Workers Union pavins tsn
u9iian week TO every man on strike. On the
o , nnno, the employer, who have formed 4
-. on also, are paying twenty dollars Q sweek
.noee nahds are on strike. The men have re-
FUSED 70 submit the disputed terms TO arbitrs-
TORE And u u feared that the strike win become
more FERROUS.
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TIE GERMANS IN FRAucE-A disnatch fran,
hayre ssys the evacuation Of Dieppe and TIE
surrounding country has been completed, Al
lumber OF Germans have purchased piece OF
versailles, for the purpose Of burying their
oead counfrymep Who have been Temporary
inferred IN that vicinity. Precautionary mea-
suIes have been ADOPTED by the French authoTi
ties against the communicate of iufeetia, 60
me people and soldfery from unburied corp.es
ako The spread Of rinderpest among the cs,sIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

DKATH OF An AMERICAN COLONEL wstLK
fI1HTlNo The BATTLES OF FRANCE-The
family OF Colonel Burr Porter, Of Newark, y.
j., have been advised by a French physician
OF hle death from the effects Of a bullet wound
IN the breast, received during a skirmish against
the Prussians. His remains were inferred with
military honors, and the letter states that when
urging his men 70 the fatal charge. be shouted
" VIII show you how We tight in America"
He served in Virginia, on General FremOnt's
stan, during our own late war, and afterwards
had command OF Massachusetts, cavalry regi-
ment Colonel Porter wac about % yeAIs Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

THURST0NB IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DEk the best article for cleansing and preser
teeth Seld BY all druggists. Price, Is and 50 cents
JOUSENT NOTORIOUS 0L0VECLEANER re-
gists and fancy goods dealers Price, Is oents deS "
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NoRyoln, Va, March, 1.-THE British bris
Village Belle, nom Richmond for Burbsdves'
With cargo Of slaves, put back leaking badly.
She viii be repaired. "''
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DKHocRATIc NonHATIeNs In RHopr
IsLAsp.-The RHODE Island Democrat stste
Convention met yesterday. Col. Van el,ck
made: For Governor, Thomas Stoere. smifh-
ned; Lieutenant Governor, Charles X CufIer.
warren; Secretary OF State, william ). Miller !.
Providence; General Treasurer, r. Conedor.
Newport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

SENATOR CARPENTER has been quite sick a.
his lodgings, at Wizards Hotel, with pneumo-
hia for some days pass, but is much better to-
c1v though unable to attend to his oficlal
duties.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRNUR.-The receipts from this
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untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
py All Druggists. Applied at q Bond str eet, New
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ANorHRR ROYAL WEDDING IN PeosPRcT.-It
rumored that Q marriage has been arranged
between the Princess Beatrice, the ffth ia ue H.
Ter and the ninth child Of Queen Victoria. ana
the Msrquie OF Ely. The princess il nov In b ~
18th year, having been born on the Isth OF
April, 1851. The marquis vas born in 1874.
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