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~ Bret Iiarte's Heathsn Chinee has ben
set q muse. Now a. q troupe OF Heather
Chinese would play IL on their soul-s,lrrinx
musical instruments, We would b. wiling 10
travel hundreds Of miles tO-avoid hearing n.
~Mrs. Priscilla Lsnguish, a New Ier.ey
woman, claims 10 he the inventor OF the gen
uemane pocket spttoon,-nest. handy, not
fragile, secure trem leakage, and ornamental,
Tor use in cars and churches"
~At a late dinner OF the Tobacco AssosIA
ton In Richmond, toast was drank in Vii -B
II was SAID that irginis snckled the North
western sfaies in their infancy, and they mus
feed her now.
"Tw0 cOlored women who TOOK Mrs.
WoodhuHs word for II that they we're voter
under the Fourteenth Amendment, aud acted
accordingly, at Charleston, \. e, " che late
election. have just been lined $40 ands for
the Indulgence.
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The Liyerpse, Cotton N.rk.,

LIVERPOOL, Feb. ARRIVED the barks Eva
New orleans with ,955 bales OF cotton; the Sea
'iem. Mobile, with i.55s bales of cotton: the
rblps Missouri, New Orleans. with 2,i2i bales:
the Iohawands, Mobile, with 3,st0 bales. and
The Success, New Orleans, with 500 bales
Total. L. .sI bales
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Tserapsss kTr'sSTrsy 20 T8t ErsatHF SCI.
BALTIMORE. Feb. NJ -Cdtfou-rui ldliu- apfAr..fs.
aud how mtddling suck is scarce, sud rmsni ui
parsiiNely higher prtc' than other grade ~tntu
hne. H'., good ordissry, l3'a- Flour more a-ls.
with IN tmpioyed feeling Wheat dub for ID
Grades. 9TH a. stick scarce akd MAuts.H ua-k-f
rather unsettled choice white, q Ess. FAR O.
prime. ! HOsSl $; prime 10 choice rel. 3 tis-
TAR o. cool. sa o.. common. = .BsSl . nhf.
and Indiana. 81 Asa : o.. Pennsylvania - hafltt
White southern corn. dull ard low 81 ss.s- ,ell.u
southern. "a n Oats, dun ~ -. Prov iags
luiet AID firm. WHISKY, has improved Z. ding, ~
sSisc
EsIrrN0RF. Feb. le-Nirciuia sfnss arF O.
I'D, s9's asked, d. l~sr CO., I'D. -. s.kea "a
49,, ia bic s5ia asked.
NKw YoRs, Fee. ~ Stocks verv .,ron-. cd
strong NJ ~ MONEY 40 sss ENcbaHr". ',.i...
%. short, nAs ~ bUnds, n %. Virgins sias.
~ e"uPor. go do. n.N. 81 North Csru,Iuz
siNes. old 5o's do new -.
Nav foEK, feb. d. Flour shsie frmsr Nfs.t
Q, mer and quiet. Com duh and ucpluss ur
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A Handca fed Prisoner Jumps from
Railroad Train 0nd Escapes.

PAoLI, Feb. lo-Curley Harris, who wa,
arrested At Pittsburg, and Yesterday morning
transferred 10 Philadelphia sricers, ~ be
troGg ht to this city on the charge of shooting a
rol'ee officer. escaped this morning BY jumping
from the train while in rapid motion. one mile
west OF PsOl The leap was ;ri.htful one
and lac WAS handcufied az the time. The train
was stopped and Immediate search maize but
up 10 tins hour there Is no trace O, him.
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POSTSCRIPT!
ss- By The Evening Star Private Tele-
graph Line.

IED CoENIssIoNHRs' NOMINATIONS IN TBB
SEHaEK To-DAr.-The Senate went into exec
utlys session to-day al one O'Clock, and resumed
the consideration Of the Presidents message OF
ye Sterday and the nominations fer commission
ers % settle the differences between this coun-
ira and Great Britain sent in with that message.
number Of Senators, who are lawyers by pro-
lesson, among them Messrs. Trumbull, Ed
Tounds and Sherman, questioned the authority
vi the President to appoint these commissioners,
and argued that Especial at of Congress should
be passed Immediately TO enable him 10 make
the appointment. OtheB Senator argued tia
the President had the power TO make such ap-
pOintments, and spoke in favor of confirming
the nominations without delay.
O'CLOCK The Senate, in executive ses-
sion, has confirmed four OF the Commissioners
Messrs. Fish, Nelson, Schenck and HOar-
named for the settlement of the questions be-
tween this country and Great Britain. aud is
now debating the nomination of Mr. Williams.
The question In his case is understood TO be the
fact that he is now Senator.
Section VI of article ! OF the Constitution
declares that no Senator or Representative
shall, during the time for which he was elected,
authority of the United States which shall have
been created. or the emoluments OF which shall
have been increased during such time.
1t is probable that the Confirmation OF Mr..
Williams may be deferred until the 4th OF
March to meet this diff cuty.
$50 p. A.-The Senate has lust confirmed
the nomination of Mr.. Williams, so that the
commission is now complete.
The death Of Representative Covode was then
announced in The Senate, and it adjourned.
$40 O'Clock p. N.-The House is stiIl at
work on the naval appropriation bill, and the
Proceedings are dull.
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An Express Car ON Fire.

NEw YORK. Feb. i0.-At nine O'Clock IaSt
might, as the Cincinnati eSprees train eui cred
the Sstern end OF the Bergen cut, tire was DIS
covered inside OF one OF Adams express cars.
The train was stopped Al the west eud OF the
cut, and half a Car load OF silks, ribbons ard
varieties. ablaZe, we're thrown out Loss from
~ coo 10 s. eco. The fire caught from locomo-
tive sparks entering the side door of the ey-
press car. The goods we're consigned 10 Phila-
delpha and Baltimore.
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From Cincinnatl-Salcide The Rusy
Bees

CINCINNATI, Feb. "A girl supposed TO he
named Gertrude Roth, suicided TO-DAY nv
throwing beIselt in the canal
The bee convention, in session here, held a
night session for the discussion OF various ques-
tons, among them the advantage OF salt and
the best flowers tor honey making i'm the bal
lee country. The advantage of crosses was also
discussed
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The iIudson River disaster

PouGHKEEPsIE, V, Feb. l0.-The superin-
tendent OF tbs wreck SAYS NJ is imposs bic 70 do
more than set the graphing under the locomo-
tive to-day a. the food de will drive the labo--
ers from The work this afternoon. lie thinks
all will be ready 20 raise the engine to- morrow
taken ont
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@The Rome (GA) Commercial talks about
cherry, inspirtied presence" of il. editor
Henry W. Grady. The preof-reader had
stepped oufA.to see . man"'
There il something like Q smallpox emf
oemic in Londou now, and the disease Il friSbf-
fully prevalent throughout the country. The
mortality ip Paris 10 chiefly from the came
~The city Of Cambridge, Mas, 10 opposed
20 an soopuon OF prohibitory measures 70
SaooaIh Tor the Parp,se Of doing business
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
TAE War IN EUROPE.
-ersed Ezclssirsly 70 7As Eren,.o Star.


THE GAMBErrs TICKET ELECTED AT
BRES. AND HAgRE
koTDok, Feb. Sin the election a. Brest
and Hsvrs the { smbetts ticket has been carried
BY heavy majority.
THE GERMANS RECEIVING THE ARMS
OF TltE PAkISIANS.
LONDON, Feb. le--A dispatch from Versatile.
ssys the delivery OF he cannon and small arms
o: the army OF Parasite the Germ1ns commenced
on The dth, and continued throughout the 18th
instant.
TIE INTERNED FRENCH IN SwIT7ER
LAND.
BRENE. Feb. 9--The Swiss government has
ordered the sale Of horses belonging 10 the
French cavalry informed in Switzerland. SIXTY
two railway wagons, laden with provisions tor
the French prisoners, have arrived IN Sw,tzer-
land from France
THE PRUSSIAN DIET.
BERLIN, Feb. 9.-The Prussiln Diet will
probably close ats s6ssion on the 18th inst.
KING CHARLES. Of SWEDEN. III.
STOCKHOLM. Feb. 7.-kIng Charles ny. /.
quite III. The malady is not of danger nature
bat his recovery will be slow.
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These bonds are secured, arst. by First Mort.
cage on the Railroad itself, its rolling stock and
All e9ui pmens, xe0gd. by . First Mortgage . n its
sGiire Land u AMI being more than I Genty Two
Ihyusand Acres ~ Land to each mile Of Road
- ne Bonds are free from l nited state. Tax: the
Principal ~ the end 81 Thirty wears and tls Later
81 semi Annually Al tiie rate OF SENEN AN ruRs
IINTHs PR CENT pcr snnum.
they are Issued N denominations Of SOD, $3.50
sl,u.J. $500 and . 70 ~.
The Trustees unurr the Morfgagp are Massr- Inv
locke, OF Shlis bel phis, and Edgar Thomson
Ptesldent OF the Pennsy " sula Central Railroad
iompaDy.
These Northern Pacific ~ Bond. Ill At aIltj
reicre hsturIty. lie TeCelt able = i y PER CENT.
PRFNiUN tor n b, IN sXchAnce tor the COmr.nyis
.aids al their low est cash pTiCe.
~ Atdlticn e. their ab-olute safety, these honda
,iehl an income larger, we believe, than any otL.T
ITst class security. Persons holding Unitsd st.,ss
rinc- Increase thelr yearly In ONE 00st4,rf, and
still hAit PERFECTLY reliable inv estInertt
HOW To GET THEM.-YoGF nearest Bank or
banker Will sUpPty these Is ,Bd- IN any desired
slsbiIs t. exchange stocks other bonds for tasa
an De so with any OF our Agents whp will allow
he hiehest current price fOf ALL MARA LIABLE
>ErCRITIES.
Those living in Iocslitie. remote xon Banks. NAV
send money, Uih"r bonds directly a. us by err
PRESS md " III SEND back Northern Pacific Bonds
II our own risk ana githOu, cost to the inv sfor
t"r further information. pan phiets maps etc call
IN or address the undefs gnei, any OF the Banks
r. bhukcrs employed 10 sell this Loan.
fvR sALk 81
JAY COOKE d CO..
PzrLArEfPHI. INV YoRT AND We >HIv5Toy
EtSssi AE,Hfs Northern Pa. .hr RaiITsad Com,anp
by most National Banks, and by Broker. general.
, Throughout the country. feb 8 an
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THE CAKNIvAL-As@&-
H TSV&<
PREMIUMS FOB TRorTISG RoRsEs

hANit rs tuh IhDIIINt HORSES.
FIRST BAY.-NoNDAY, February p, FL.
1fo'ttHs >'azis DGsa. OHs HI,{s, HorzsS 20 - 70
CENT mas Hodd R0sOs
flrsi Prem uIu-Ail horses. Fine Road Wagon
secoRd Premium All horses owned in tn Ti.-
Gold mounted Harness
Third Premium Horse, in the District Of CoIn,n.
sia winch baye never beaten three ainU ties u pnL
Ilc b inc ROBE for h-s'. Pair OF BlanAsts Tor
second ~
Fourth Premium All liurse--Larrips the horse
mhlch wins IN the hTst race ST cold Ea0ult.d
bsrBess-sngN.
Filth PIennan Do ubl. teams, bo,A hor,s nypad
ty one gentieSaan, and known 70 have tsan driven
t9geiher IS team from January H. ISL Dorble
e"id mounted sarnss- 70 first and, 20 ond and
some .oSe an Blankets
sE'OSD DAY-TUESDAY- February a.
TSofifH- Oas MIi,-
huplloaie & rst day. except y kne rhip is .ir-n
A. pr.HlIuIn ~ each case After that, the be-. six
N hand. HsDdsone siN iu hand Whie
sesond -bes tour N hand Handsome -Four in
Th.rd-Bs.t ssuden, team. Handsome randem
rourth-B-.t ,r.vaye family carris<e Hands me
fifrh Beat ui,~rieL : saddle horse ssIal. and
SINth,mBe-t pu5,ic lack and team BaE..,ome
pair o. BlAL ket-
Seyenrh-f a-ie-s trotting horse uEd-r s.ifle,
c'IubinIuG style and >s,red Ssidle and Bride.
4 n ALEAAN1 EK. C4aTHaR - IsaG gIi,-...
Pr,mInnl- To- be seen ~ ihe store of y A L,Il.
% q BRO PehEs. 'tnIs sSeuue, beiwesri aud
AL competing horses % rep II t. ,oI e. MALI.
bsr. u street near y, OF b.fol the 18th ,L,t
SWING name deserip,i0n. and owner of horses
- IA h0FT -. ts 81 aPtr' drums re say fss
,ohS ti IN 'SisS GHa hos,.s0~i toGpp.qy e. ne
trET 'r'1 e H-vsTffs Grreppl.f far "a II ne.
go fesu
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Mail steamer Detained.

San FRANCISCO, Feb. 9.-In consequence Of
the obstruction OF the als af the Hudson River
railroad accident, the etc amehip Moses TAYLOR
connecting With the Australian steamship a.
Honolulu. will be detained until the 10th instant
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SAlT.DATence-

BosTOy, Feb. l0.-The coroners' inJue.t In
the case OF Joseph Murray. who died in the
rospital from . pistol shot wound inflicted by
encer Kinds IN Newton, resulted in a verdict
mat the ofheer hred the shot in self defence,
and in the discharge or his duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-10

THsEspCELICANs who favor the bill to rereal
he income tax are anxious 70 have it passed a..
this ses ion, for the reason that the next Con-
gress viii certainly pass il il it goes over til
then, and the democrats will then clairl it as
tnesT Work, on account OF the additions to that
side Of the HOuse, and use il 10 advance The in
ts-ests OF that party in the next campaign.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There is nothing new to no:s - t.e cc1rse -
monetary Affairs in New NOrk -, s4gT,y beng
AbUndAn; 20 meet Ire demand g. ( 80 : re-
coat, though some old ;EAnsactLols s.snd over
-
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a New Railro.d Project

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. Io.-It is currently re-
ported to-day that the Penneylvsnia Central
has determined TO make q connecting link IRON
near Deerheid, via Lebanon, to Dayton. ty
which they will have a through route 10 CHI
cage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-10

CONFIRMED The Senate in executive session
Yesterday cOhsrned the nom n alton @. John
u P.tk.n ~ BE general appraiser o. me-chan.
disc for tic South, vice Lucius ID. Kellogg,
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AOwe's Be wing Machine Factory De.
OtrOyod by Fire

lNDIANAPoLls, IND, Feb Io.-Howe's sew
ing machine factory, at Peru. was entirely lie
stroyed by fire this morning Loss sle0 600.
partly insured. The fire lie supposed TO have
originated IN the dry kiln.
SAD Loss LIFE.
TOLEDO, OHIO, Feb. 1O.-The Howe sewing
machine factory a. Peru. Ind, was DESTROYED
by fire this a. m. =. z. Loveland, formerly ed
itor of the Miami county Republican. persisted
IN the flames, ard three others are IN SANG.
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MAl mAAA

NEw foEK, Feb. I0.-Arrived. the Algeria.
from Liverpool; the Thurineia, from Hambure
and the Columbia, from Havana.
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I've Children Perish In a Rur.i~r

DoYLKTowN, PA, Feb. "A dwelling house
N Northampton tWonship was burned about
midnight iast night. and two children persisted
IN the flames. heir mother Was .erionsI1
burned.
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KILLED by ExpIosion Of q Rla..

CONCORD, n. H., Feb. lo.-Five men were
badly burned, one fatally, yesterday. bv the
premature explosion OF blast in ledge on the
Sugar River Railroad, near Bradford. The
names OF the victims are unknown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-10

JOHN p. HALE, OF v. H., our late Minister 20
Spain, is in town.
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FoCshkkkrsiE, Feb. a.-RdwaFd Bartlett
reported among the killed in the late disaste,
near New Hamburg, 10 alive at Rondout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-10

JOIN ". BELL, ~ the appointment orce Q;
the Treasury, has Tesis ned his pps:tion in that
,ftce.
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

GRAND CARNIVAL AND FEEE
~ a
CAPITAL OF THE UNITED STATES, ~
FEBRUARY goth and 3lst, Io7l. f3A
COMMITTEE HEADQUARTERS
Room No. SbsPherS's Bp1idIRg, IA. 9Oe1I Pa. OF.
The Committee Of Arrangements respectfully
noUnce that the closing fea ures u the csebr alton
of The 2Uth AMI 2lst will be as follows.
GkAND CIVIC BALL at the MASONIC
he President Vice President Cabinet senate aad
House OF Representatives Snd the invited guests of
ths city will be present.
GRAND MASKED BALL at CARUSI ga
LOON on the same ey ening.
Both Balls to be given 10y subs. ption aud under
the control u the CArnivAl committees Books If
subscriptions have been placed in the hands of the
respeCtiye committees. and can also be found AZ
Philip sslomoIls. Blanchard MOhuns :, and First
National Bank.
Subscriber desiring ladies' invitation will please
send address to either above places OF t. the Gem
mlttee RDsm. iChrOn Beppat fea I'd
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JHE pRy GocDs TRapk.-The following q.
view OF the wholesale dry goods trade durinx
the past week IL from the New NOrk Daalg b.
l,'iR Although no material imprOyemen, haS
been noticeable in the volume OF trade daring
the week under review. the tone OF the m srket
has been better. and AT the close N baOyant, bat
there lie still al absence of trade. Sheeilncs aul
shirtings have sod moder ately during the week
but the aggregate shows little Improvement
over that of lew preceding weeks. Prints are
more animated at the close OF the week boa tbs
movements are not very heavy in the aecre
gate. Cloths continue selling in fair smoaui.
and best brands are sold close 90 prod action.
81 the rates current in December. Dyeskiu,
meet Light sale % supply the immediate wants
OF the trade, but are without much animation.
CSsslmeres are IN good request, and the STOCK .
much lighter than ~ usual Al this period.
There 10 some Improvement in the tone ~ fhe
foreign goods market, but tie business remain.
small.
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OFFICE o.
Q. w HAvENNER CO
Real Estate and Note Brokers'
AND AUCrIoNEER~.
NO. 6I3 LOUISIANA AvEsrE.
THiED moor EAST or >ErENTH SrsEEr
wAsHIS ;ToN &c.
We beg leave to notify our Trend. and .u,t n.r.
that We have added brsncii q our mcr....ns
business,
SAILS AT Auction
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND sOxns.
Having ample once accommodation. "a. can ar
range for
SIZZLING WITHIN DooRs.
Il pieieued BY those interested.
LIBERAL ADVANCES
viii be- made upon Property placed in cur h.n1. ana
shall use every Effort 70 further th. interests q
ous friends and patrons.
We continue. ss usual, 10
DISCOUNT ALL GOOD PAPER uFFEgHp.
n f6OTiATE ALL CLASSES or NakKET
ABLl LOANS.
- PROMPT PERSONAL ATTENTION give.
TO al matters entrusted 90 eur care. fseLd
Carnival: CarMlyal,
BARGAIHs BABoAINs BaRsaIss
In IN IN
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS. BoLsriG,.
Oan early And leave your orders a. NE b I'VE Islads
sfraneements 20 supply the demands 81 yers isN
and CHkMBKR TUIIifURE, cssIinr ., sr..t a.
gains. ior cash h.f.zfAakssssSa SOL ..a..,
fss.v'sw between Lcuisiaas ave-. and y.
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LECTURES.

DgGFEsSOR PRATT,
Il The most successful
HOkSk EDUCATOR IN TIE WORLD
II coming Through the influence Of SOM, q, rrr
most prominent citizens Prof Pratt ha, bean in
tuced % ,one o. this city and give
COURSE OF LECTURES
VLl a have gained fer Him the CHEST .
- The press wherever he las visited GIVING all
v h" are Interested ia horses AMI their manaCe'
lL.eit rare opportunity tO learn his 81 stem PROT
FRAT lass In Philadelphia numb $50 snS
BalSIuoTe class to date is nearly 900
he Will erect an aDpitheater And p-u II On
TUT Say. 18th - oClor At the corner Of Penn
sf4F al "a avenue and Is strAet f,-.;f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,
4. s L II III Y IL EnTlrI \ Z
TAKEN INTERNALL'


TAKEN INTERNALLY,
an, General Debility, Nursipg Sore Mouth tanker
e
conc A'i TlGfI6 s sefTes sf p
MSS a aaf T Ts' B sSsnsg 2. The
a., NsGr.lsla and RheGa.atisn. II Is sure
ftnledN Tor Ague, Chil's and Fever.
PAIN KILLER.
Iases internally, should be adulteratea With milk
OF wafer or made into 81 rup with InolAsses. For
sfeStiye than snyiffng else. VII '' -'V'e
Sc EIint'd directions, which accompany each
sold ~ all Druggists Ie3 eoswlur
Disease should be guarded against
or i must be cured The alternatives death or
the nislsris, purity tine blood, put the ussves in
ORDER, regulate the female system, promote sae ap
sss1H so sc3y G1
relieve the children Of summer complaints All this
By sss' .ys Wine Sc
SAYS popular crinOn, endorced by many Of the mos.
victory q Ties. over ali otfer Buffers II has aSsS
h uts.y dr.ysa them cut Of the market ghere i hiss
rag be had Of all druggists. os2e tT
THUgsTOSs IVORY PEARL TOOTH pew.
De- Is the hest article for cleansing and preseT
teeth. Ssld by all druggists. Price, - and 50
.JoUvFs's INoDoRoCs GLoS = GLEANERre
sis AID fancy goods dealers Price, Is cents. de5 iS
RATCHELOR's RAIR DYE
This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best IN tbs world.
sarrless reliable iustsntaneoas. does not contain
ss SSs0 su E
s'nf srt1es they Do not sO,sssI TIE senuns
unt,rni'hed reputation to Uphold its in:esry ", ..
| the only perfect Hair Dye-tlsck or Brown Sold
y 81 Druggists. Applied 1t 10. Bond street Ne"
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RICH NEw YORK Be AR.-Fhzaheth n ar
lev, aged - years, and 4 native OF ireland, va
found dead in her bed at No. 8 Nglberr.
street, New Work. The deceased was 3 Irorts-
sionsl beggsr, and lived i'm q most miserIv n au-
ner. She mad two thousand dollars en- haus
and seventy dollars were found on her person.
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Young WOMAN, who had assumed the u,,u.
and character Of Prince Bath ysni. wss arrest
ed recently ~ Prague, dressed IN the un form
oil an Austrian lieutenant. Sic as al tie time
IN the mi'ist OF simulated ofssr d, c.. az " III A
young lady OF good family. aud had cOntri,ed
10 impose upon q number OF fsmilies OF high
standing, 90 as 10 have the esir,s OF segeraI OF
me Lest touses IN Prague. She Is Il, ani the
daughter CT q custom house officer. Tie fari
was elected At her trial tina. from ears child
hood size bad been possessed with a mama T1r
appearing In masculine clsractef anu attire
In hel posse ion were found a nDab,- Of forged
check. ard rSsSforfS
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wosrS Az SCHOOL DIRECTORS The Ssu.t,
OF P"nrsylvanis on "Wednesday passed re b.I
allowing women over twenty.One YEAR o. sse
10 be voted Cor as school directors. Ths,s
step towards womans rights, ard il iutrInsi ,Ally
great reform. The complaints about igno-
arce on the part OF school directors Nil ma
De 30 Numerous when this bill goes into force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-10
THE EVENING STAR.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-10

oJEHN VICTORIA HIssEp.-A New A8r.
World special from London yesterday ssy-
" Ihe Queen. preceded by the LOrse ,aa..s ul
passing through White Ha !. 20 ol,en P.rla-
Meit TO day, was greeted with mingled cheer,
ana hisses. the latter predOminsting. Fhs
beers were chiefly given ny Germs ENfrapT-
binary police precautions prevented disorder.