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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-07-14
MARRIED.,

In Thctford. July 9Th. at Congregational
Church. bv Rev. K. 7. Searlo Moses Palmer
lee of Erzroom, Turkey, Asia, and Miss Julia
Farr of Thetford
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bradford scientific Association.

Meetings seini-monthly, at their rooms IN
Hardy building Roswell Falnham Pres
idcnt; c. II. Harding Secretary.
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At the Fire District Meeting last
Saturday evening, it was voted to
instruct the Committee to purchase
100 feet more of good new hose, and
to procure Hooks, Ladders, Axes
and a carriage, to equip Hook aud
Ladder company.
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VVnitsyigIc Fire District.

ID. X. ANpRoRs, tmci Engineer
j. {. srE3RNs, Clerk.
wAfrsvllLE FIRE ENGINE Co J. c. Stearn'
Foreman: Alden Stevens Clerk. Meetings on
the first Thursday of every month.
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PIANOS. pianos,. Pianos !. :
For one month from date, will sell
Emerson's Pianos at u great dis
count. Book Store.
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Albert hunt was arrested at Iras,
burg, Tuesday, by United States of.
ficers for smuggling, He is thought
to be the leader of a gang who ope.
rate on the Canada line.
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"Judieious advertising always
pays
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ROXBURY.-Or Tuesday of last
week, duly ~ a large bear was
seen crossing the pasture Of VIM.
Orcutt, Esq, right opposite the vii
lage, and within a hundred rods of
the depot. The "men folks being
generally away attending the cele-
bration at Montpelier, bruin was al
lowed to go his way unmolested.
On the save day Phineas Flint
found a young bear, weighing 40
lbs, in a trap which he had set on
the mountain west of his place.
Not much of a day for bears, either.
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Bradford Village
MALLS.

,..,,o,o Mail closes at 1915 u. m. drives
Mt 3p M Ant.
~ western Mail closes at 800 p. m. Arrives
at 10 m
al q. 80 u. m.
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Mrs. Arvilla Washburn, wife of
Leonard L. WasLburn of Wood
stock, died suddenly OF Heart dis.
ease or apoplexy, on Tuesday. She
was e. years Old.
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Woods celebrated Flexible Hair
Curriers' and Crimpers,
AT the Book Store.

The reports from the Montpelier
and Wells River Railroad are most
gratifying. Over five hundred and
seventy men are now at work on
the line of the road. The grading
has progressed into MarShield one
mile, and the stone work above
hlnney's mills to that point is near
" completed, and much of it is
made of the incest split granite
Inc necessary shanties for the ac-
commodation of laborers at Groton
nave been erected, and from that
point the work will now be vigor-
eusly pushed in both directions.
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Music ordered at the Book Store.
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Essex county calls for rain. The
ponds are getting low.
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There was an elegant wedding at
the Episcopal church in Montpelier,
on Tuesday evening, the eth ult.-
Mr.. Reeds daughter Lizzie being
united to G. III. Lucia of Vergennes,
bv Rev. DR.. Howard of Mortified.
Six tastefully attired bridesmaids
and grooms graced the occasion, and
among the presents, some of which
were rich and costly, were ten $50
bills from Mr.. Daniel Baldwin.
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FIRE AT THETFORD.-The Grist
Mills owned by Ii. Leavctt & Son,
and the building occupied for the
manufacture of Bedsteads, Cof1ins,
and Caskets, owned by S. A. Fish
y Son, were consumed by fire Mon.
day morning, July 10. The fire was
first discovered in tho roof of the
Grlst Mill, about l o'clock a. H.
Supposed to be the work of an in
cendiary. The buildings were in
Sured, but the loss in grain and
stock was considerable.
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cost So only.

Tie Woodstock Railroad which
has agitated the people IN that i'm.
mediate vicinity for some time past,
seems to remain at stand still
again. Over $250,00o. has already
been expended on the projected
road, which extends from White
River junction to Woodstock, and
the enterprise of the citizens ought
to be sufficient to complete it.
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One John Garvin, who recently
committed burglary in Grows
Jewelry Store, in Chelsea, has been
arrested in Boston and taken back
to Chelsea. He also stole $500 from
a man named iorner, of Nershire,
before he left this sec ion.
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Professor NJ. II. Buckham has
been elected to the Presidency Of
the Vermont University and State
Agricultural College, made vacant
by the removal of President Angel
to Michigan, Mr.. Buckham is one
of the ripest scholars in New Eng.
land, and has has large experience
in connection with this institution.
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John Seipman of North Spring
field, died recently at the advanced
age of one hundred years less four
days. He voted for Washington
the second time he was President.
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The farm buildings, on the farm
of Mr.. Thomas Ward in Danville,
were al burned last Saturday.
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were all burned last Saturday.
From actual count, there were 107
liquor and beer shops in full blast
in Rutland on the Fourth of July,
eighty two of them are said to be
permanent institutions of the town.
A new Masonic Lodge is about
to be started at Brookfcld, to be
called Summit Lodge.
Parties are washing for gold in
Locust Creek in the town Of Bethel,
and find a little.
Saturday last Squire Clailin of
West Broohfeld, was mysteriously
relieved of his wallet, containing
Sl2, at West Randolph.
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JOHN ID. WASHBURN,

DAY STATE FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF WORCESTER MASS.
Office 3SS Main St, over Citizens Bank,
Chartered in 1860. Capital paid in 800 90
Cash Assets. ...... 200, 600 90
Insures Buildings, Merchandise Manuiactories, and
Personal Property generally.
DIREcTORs-Stephen Salisbury, F. H. Dewey, Lewis
Barnard, +. H. Rnnicutt, tieo W. Richardson. Isaac
Davis, JOSIAH IL. Clarke Chas. b. Pratt VIM s. Davis
Samuel Woodward, Samuel A. Porter Worcester; Jacob
Edwards, Jr Boston; A. c. Mayhem. Milford G. q.
Stevens, Clinton; j. NJ. G. Amsby, WOrccser; Isaac
Prouty, Spencer; Geo. Z. Davis Northb0ro.
WIN. 8 DAVIS, President,
[. C. CROSBY, Jr.. Secretary deodtf mil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-20
Capital, (GOlO $IOOOO,OOO.

The undersigned does not rest the claim Of the
ADORE institutions to the public confidence
at this time, on the Negative merit Of barring
"tost nothing at Chicago" a circumstance Whick
might hare been the result Of accident, rant Of
enterprise, or rant Qfcapitat, but EKPRESSL Y and
ESPECIALL Yon The fact Of HAVING HID LOSS
Els THERE, Of HAVING CONTRIB UTED MIL
LIONS TO THE RELIEF OF THE SUFFER.
ERS, Of HAVING PROVIDED FOR THE PdT-
MENT OF EVERY DOLLAR or THEIR
LOSSES, ON ADJUSTMENT, and Of having
shocn The moral and financial strength TO maintain
in The midst of The greatest CONGREGATION in the
,corlFs history, their COMMERCIAL HONOR
UNTARNKSHED, and their LARGE CAPITALS
UNIMPAIRED
ina upon these present considerations, as weit as
on their past honorable record, the undersigned
claims for these institutions the confidence and sup
port ola ttoughtit and discriminating community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

were introduced and given the opportunits =
giving aud receiving pleasure. Among taoSe
we're the Vice President, Secretary and Mrs
DtlanO, Mr.. and Mrs. John Delano, Mr.. Justice
Strong, wife and daughter, General and Mrs.
Chipman, Judge Advocate General Holt Judge
Adds, OF the Commission Of Southern Claims,
and his beautiful young daughter. Mrs. TAYLOR,
sister-in-law Of Judge Adds, Mr. and Mrs.
Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs Hilhard. of California,
ninsham and Chief Engineer King, OF the
navy, DIR. Peter Parker and many Others.
The toilettes of the ladies were very beautiful
collette. Mr.. Kings daughter wore a delicate
tinted MORE antique, trimmed on the skirt with
point applique lace, to simulate An over-dress.
Over the high-neck waist she wore an exquisite
lace cape, and the Marie Antoinette sleeves Ind
fail of lace. Her hair was in curis, with
wreath Of small white flowers. Mrs. Strongls
dress was rich maroon cclored silk, perfect in
sleeves The wife Of Secretary Delano was
dressed in a wne-colored silk with pink roses
ON the side Of her head. Mrs John Delano wore
velvet, which was lined with white satin, and
the effect excellent; hair pom padour, with
knot Of lace and flowers falling from the top of
the head. Mrs Chipmah, whose smiling face
and cordial manners render her not only a IA
vorite but sunbeam wherever she goes. was
simply dressed in black silk, with Roman sash
and white lace jacket. Mrs. billiards dress was
an elt CANT pearl cOlor6d silk, with founces bro
caded over il. Miss Adds dress was faultless;
it was beautiful shade of green silk with many
ruffies OF Paris muslin and jewelry of frosted
silver Miss Strong wore black silk, with white
muslin over-dress. Before II O'Clock supper was
announced, and 1t was a feast of good things.
Mr.. King and daughter deserve congratulations
for 70 successfully inaugurating the ason.
- The wedding Of Mr.. Douglass Zevely and
Miss Jane Upperman, which takes place at the
Church of the Epiphany this evening, prom
Tres to be q very brilliant affair. The bridal
pair Will be attended by Messrs Old, Colt, and
Plump, and Miss Catharne Upperman, Miss
Mary Zevely, and Miss - Hogg, with Messrs
>. Il. Willett, Z. II. Howard, John F.. Clur aud
Howard Wyman for ushers. The marriage cere-
mony will be performed by DIR. Starkey, the
rector OF the chur, h. assistedby Rev. Mr.. Jones'
assistant rector. After the wedding ceremony
the invited guests will attend reception at the
residence ct the brides parents, on Massachu-
setts avenue. As dancing is on the programme,
II will he safe to predict in advance that the en-
tertainment will be greatly enjoyed by all par
Elephants.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-The officials OF the
ocean Bank state that the s96.o00 of stock of
the Portage canal stock had by them as security
for that amount of loan to Bank Examiner Cal
lender, Is worth par, while Wall street parties
quote II At % cents on the dollar. The affidavit
under which Bank Examiner Calender was
arrested was fled by L. :. District Attorney
Noah Davis, and charges Calender with receiv-
ing large sums Of money from the Ocean Ma
hank examiner IN making his repor-O of the con-
diticn Of that bank.
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Ihe Late.t Neu York Her.la saorx

THE GENEVA ARBtTRATION-How A BooE was
LOST In THE STREETS OF WASHINGTON. AND
POUND BN TIE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT.
NEW YORK, Dec 20.-The HeraId's Washing
ton dispatch says that a copy of the statement
of the case of the United States for the Geneva
arbitration was lost in November last, and there
is suspicion that il fell into the hands of the
English government, and was used by them 20
the disady antage of our government IL H. stated
that the book was lost i'm the streets of washing
ton. The resolution OF Representative Eldridge
as TO printing copies promises 20 yield some in
teresting deyeiopms nts
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JUVENILE BOOKS-A splendid assortment
- suitable for children of all ages, at
RICHARD B. MOHUN CO.'S,
de6-w .s.3w 1918 Pennsylva nia avenue.
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Crime I'm New York.

= WIFE NtkDEE-BANk sWINDLING.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Richard Wise was last
night found guilty of granddaughter in the second
degree for the murder OF his wife at Sing Sing in
George Irwin was arrested yesterday ut Pitts
burg. He was in league with confederates who
had purchased a number of small drafts on the
Bridgeport, Ohio, bank, winch they altered TO
large amounts. One Of these altered drafts
reached the Nassau Bank of this city on Monday
but was not paid. Another reached the same
bank yesterday, for some four thousand dollars,
but was not paid; and a dispatch from the
cashier TO Pittsburg resulted in Trwin's arrest.
Ii is believed he il one OF large gang who have
been swindling banks throughout the country
the last five months quite extensively.
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The Grand mike

TORONTO, CANAGA, Dec. PA deputatiOn
from Milwaukee, consisting Of Harrison Luding-
ton, Mayor & Curtin, Blau & Gaylord, arrived
to-day TO meet the Grand Duke Alexis upon his
arrival here, and invite him TO visit that city
The Grand Duke left Ottawa this morning for
Toronto. He will arrive here this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price. Is and 50 cents
JOUVEN 3 NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Err restores soiled gloves equal TO new. Sold by al
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, .
cents. de SLY
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
Consumption Cured I'm the Last stage.

. WASHING TOY, Mar b a. 1901.
indian Herb Loctov-0ear sif supp sing az
others afflicted as have been may be- benefited By
the Know edge shd us of needles d treat
ment am induced to make he following 81 atement:
For l"no time 1 have been afflicted with con-
sumption, said to be in the lsst stage, by many
nrsin " arlington and the hi uict OF Columbia.
They I'll fsiled To- cur me.
srrli.d Z: the Indian Herb Doctor. My cough
i,g. splitting blood pain in the CHI all gone
aud have been for = time Ny voice 10 quite re-
stored 1 eel As rong az ever and from having
been reduced to . skeleton, now weigh one hundred
and tn IT y Two pour DIS.
As experienced so murh benefit from the Of
the Indian Herb Doctor medicines, fe a. though
i could not cay enough in their IA still, feel
thanh fui to God, the author and OF fe
that he has gni' ed me to the ludian Herb Doctor,
v no has cured me.
JOHN A. LAIRD, q. 3. Capitol.
MAYORS OFFICE, WASHINGTON, March Is, 1857.
On This eighteenth day Of March, 1862, pc -sonaly
appeared before me, " fllsm T. we, Acting Mayor
If the city Of Washington, JOHN A. LAIRD, and
made oath to the truth uf I'd statement.
WILLIAM T. DOVE, Acting Mayor.
1t Ofhce-N Il. corner Of Eth and streets, NV
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NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-The Trfbsne published
the statement that Fisk had effected arrange
ments with party Of Boston bankers who are
implicated I'm his Affairs, whereby Miss Mans
field was to receive o sum of money from them
conditioned that she would drop her law suits
against him.
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wines. Idauors, &c. for the Holidays

More Than one hundred Of our'citizeas feet tenn
selves under personal obligation to &. GAUTl1 Il,
No. 1917 and 1919 Pepnsy lvania avenue, for be-
ing able, through the virtues Of his celebrated Biz
t-rt, to participate in the festivities incident to
Holiday Sc ason. Although Mr. T.. takes much pride
in thus being public benrfactor, he does not allow
the duties of his business to escape his Obser
walton Already his store grGans vii h the immense
stock of Liquors and Cordials Imported r the Hol-
iday trade and which have been selected with care
for the vents of his patrons. Those in want Of
Wbiskies, BraDdiee, Wines and Liquors, should
favor him with call, and be assured that wha. they
buy in his line will be not Unly pure but unadulter
ated decl9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

This splendid Hair Dye il the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead, nor any ctaiie poison to- produce paralysis
death Aveid the Wanted and delusive Preparations
eoasting virtues they dc not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bat helors Hair Dye has had skiyty years
uDtarnished reputation to uphold its integrity se
the only psrfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Bold
By all drugaists Applied At Is Bond street, New
York faA-H
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PORTLAND, NE, Dec. 2o.-L. A. Coombs one
Of The preprietou Of the Preble House, shot
himself htagy this moEnin g.
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MOUNT CAEnEL, Pa, Dec. 2O.-The Monnt
Carmel Iron Worn we're destroyed by are lsst
night. The los b not ascertained. fulfy in
sured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

The GEORGIA ELEcTIox-The election In
Georgia yesterday for governor. to ill the unex-
Tired term Of Rufus b. Bullock. was the quiet
est ever held In Georgia, and resulted In the
election Of James M. Smith the democratic
N the contest The registered vote In the
-tste is about 200 900. There being no oppo-
-ition to the democratic candidate. itte heIievea
hat not moro than 60 900 votes have been polled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

Lea 4 Pefrins' Sauce.
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
It improves appetite and digestion. and II IL I'M
rivaled Tor its favor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA PERKINS to
prosecute ell parties making vending cOunterfeits.
JOHN DUNCANS SONS.
aul2 eo6n Agents. New York
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The War ON the Ring Regues.

PREPARATIONS FOR An ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-No arrests were made
last night Important movements are, how
ever, anticipated TODAY. the district attorney
was in consultation until late last night, and a
session Of the grand jury has been called for this
morning on important Information received by
the foreman.
WHAT KEY<Ec WILL SWEAR.
reporter was informed Yesterday that Kew
ser would swear further against Tweed 20 ena-
BILE the grand jury to find another indictment
against him.
HALLS GRAND JURY.
The Tunes saws Mayor Hall evidently has
friends among the present grand jury. Who
fight step by step all efforts of the honest men
in that body TO indict him.
WHAT THE CITY JUDGES GOT.
IL is stated that every city judge has been fur
nished with expensive safes, which are charged
10 the new courthouse. The people who fur
nished them will lie before the grand jury this
week.
OAKLEY GOING TO COME DowN.
Mayor Hall Is reported As saying to-day that
he was now the subject of circumstances which
may oblige him to leave his Office, adding that he
was about to do what the interest of the city
demands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

O9eFo feR 00veFuaeas DOoas.
NEW YoRK, Dec 2o-Thers were seven offers
from loe,74 70 lee.l0. The amount advertised Il
eisooJVuo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

NEW YoRK, Dec O--It Il reported that the
clearing house com mittee IN engaged in investi-
eating he condition Of several banks Of small
capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20
The Wharton Trial.


ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 20.-On the opening of the
court this morning. DR. Donaldson who testified
yesterday a. medical expert. resumed the
.iand, and was cross-eNaminod by Mr.. Steele.
Witness II professor in the medical department
of the University OF MARYLAND. This is the same
school in which Aiken and Doctors Chew aud
Miles-whO have previously been exam ined-are
also professors. In reply to the QUESTION whether
the hypothetical case submitted yesterday for
his opinion az TO the cause death Wa then Tor
the first time brought to his consideration Wit
TO him two days previously by Dr.williams a
that he had a CONVEX alton with Williams rrla-
tive Ia the case Of Gen. ketcbum. The witness
was cross-eNamined for two hours, on the reseui-
biance Of the symptoms OF various diseases VIII
those Of poisons, their post norton appearance
the absorption and elimination of tartar emetir
ty the organs, the rapi ity OF absorption, the
use and effects of choral and medical facts aud
theories generally, bearing ON the case He left
the stand At AZ O'Clock.
Dr. j. Harry Thompson, OF Washington was
sworn as a medical expert: Has been physi-
clan twenty-seyen years; il professor OF phvsi-
oiogy in the medica department OF Georgetown
College, ID. &. This witness testified 20 the
symptoms of poison by tartar emetic in cases
coming under his personal observation, aud
particularly of one fatal case in St Barthol-
omews hospital, London. in 1877. The effects
were vomiting, purging, burning sensa-
ton IN the stomach, giddiness and excessive
cold and clammy, face Of a dasky hue
and death accompanied by violent tetanie
spasms. IN this cas- there va no post mortem.
hypothetic case, similar 20 that of General
ketchum, was submitted ca witness for his
opinion whether death resulted from natural
cause, and witness said his decided opinion was
that II did not result from q natural cause The
symptoms rs read corresponded with those he
would expect 10 follow arepested dose OF tartar
emetic; in the opinion Of witness laudanun
given with tartar emetic would reduce the vom-
ting and purgng. The further examination
and cross examination OF this witness was con-
tinued as 10 poisons and effects was pursued
with DIR. Donaldson. He left the stand at I:Sa
DIR. Williams was recalled, and stated that on
Saturday last be received a letter from state Of
hcers requesting him. In connection with Drs
Miles and Chew, 60 proceed 20 Washington, ex-
hume the body of ketchum. and bring away
such facts as are necessary TO the calculation OF
this case. Witness detailed his trip to W ashinc-
ton, and the exhumation of the body on SUNDAY
last. They brought away the liver. one kidney
the spleen, and about six inches Of that portion
of the intestines which Joins the stomach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

seSiIi,Hs1 the Fisrsss frs1 % -.
from ST. Thomas says the steamer Florida sail
ed on the 14th inst, under convoy OF the gum
boat Shavmut The Spanish war vessels did
not interfere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20
startling Deyelepmests or Cu.ssm
HOuae ERaada Exnecaed In G~4hS-

NEW YORK, Dec. @.-The promised Com
gressional Investigation into the general order
OF business here, incites much interest among
importers. Startling exhibits OF frsud and ex-
tortion are expected.
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ADJUSTMENTS

AM CEm EN -.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
Mr.. Nv w,rI Issf S .ss SAsor,sr RICH.
81 PifkRs ' Be ss Ma appearance
ROB BOY,
fo-mofrOw iThur-day -|LIvER TWIST. I.
n8AaArI1 KNTERTAINMENT AND CON
TRINITY PARISH IN sfssIoN SCHOOL,
THURSDAY KvxSSffsc, December 81,
MohRIsoss BALL.
Over Morrison Book tore.
f,nrs' lysia avtnu.. bergen IA and 9Th streets.
nss T., slLlnT q HSyI y5 6cT r;lI fss
ROB sAWYERs PARTY" ny Dickens. and
scenes fiom the plays of Shakespeare, by talented
Tcke;s 81; to be hsd at Bookstores and at the
do"r. a2Lc.
CoNCERr Ey TnE Y9SSG LA sl,GS, OF FE-
AZ :" s / s s6S Bu eIf.b5lifKys
ON wEf 'isi' ss"i DEcExBER 90 1871
Ticsets IS Gents dls2:
"A Will be given by the
SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOLARS
Of tire Mt Vernon Place NJ. E. Church South, 9th aud
| X streets. on TIL RsDAY EVENING, December
q, 81, comm. neing a, !,s p: m ns.
o.. ssoI ON l tAE! szHa ,s:sss. n:
sSssc SdS az
| Uhsice Oh Paintinss, Ensrsvings Chromos; 90;
sSsa
sipS. T Hf,Is, s Si Il the District
| please remsmber Name and Number. ap8lys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

TEE ORLEANS PRIScEs TAKE THEIR SEATS.
The Duke d'Aumale and Prince A. .yoinyilie
.ook their seats In the National Assembly Of
Frsnce yesterday. They sat in the centre Of the
members Of the Right. Their appearance
created no sensation in the body.