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THE DOMINICAN sNPEDITI0N.
ID Will Not Leave New Nork for a Dsy
or Two.

NEW YORK, Jan. f6.-EN-Souator wate and
Professor White. OF the San Domingo Cbmmis-
sion, arrived nj the Aston House, this morn uc
accc mpanled 10y the secretaries. a. A. Burton
and Frederick Douglass. Commissioner Howe
has not arrived, but i expected to-day. Seer
tary Robson, OF the NAVY. General Porter. the
Presidents Secretary. and COmm1dore Alden,
Chief OF the Bureau OF Navigation. are also here
for the purpose OF giving personal attention g.
under command Of Capt Temple, vail convey
the commission. lt ~ possible another vessel
viii consort the Tennessee. a. perm s,ion n a.
been given 10y the President to many 60 &c
company the expedition that accommodaflr
cannot he pro gided for AL on one war
eel. Arrangements have been made .n
hoard the Tennessee for the three COZ.
mistoners, two secretaries. two stenographrF-
aud seven re9esentStye. of the pre-
Among the latter are Gen. ". V. Boynton, re-
resentative Of the New York Associated Pre-
New York World, 81. j. Ramsdell. of the NeN
York TyItENe; &. &. Fulton, OF the Baltimore
sserloaa. Arthur X. Shepherd, OF the Washing
ton Rept5ltoos,; hessrs Foley and Hill, stenO-
grapbers, Gen. Sigel and Fred. Douglas. -.
Prof. Il. r. Crane, OF Cornell University. gOes
IN the capacity OF private secretary TO President
White. The commission will hold a session 20
day, AT the Aston House. IL will not sail before
Tomorrow, ana possibly not before "Wednesday.
The commissioners expect al official cOmmumi-
cation from the President to-day, though 40
n the business with which they are intrusted Il
set forth In the resolution authorizing the for
nation Of the commission. There Il good a.
thorfty for saying, contrary 20 the public i'm
preston, that the commissioners 10 not expect
20 return before the middle of March.
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EVENING STAR.
Washin gton News and Gossip,

Co.. a.. ~ nv 1.-THE receipts from this
W ""S wei S2Ss, oil.
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ADMIRAL PORTER has been suffering with an
attack of pleurIsy for several days and on Sat
urday and yesterday was quite i'll. He is better
however, to- day, and out of all danger.
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n ~ JANE U. WHITTLEsBY, of the District of
Jiumbta, has been appointed q clerk in the
Post ONCE Department, at $500 per annum
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~Calico festivals are a Maine reliance of
the churches.
~Tribune compositors are fined 10 cents
curse.
nIA citizen of Omaha, meeting another.
simply remarked "hello," and put q revolver
ball into him.
n0Several Chicago clergymen have organ
fzed q raid on dancing, "a . "carnal joy."
sVThe nTm Of Chang & Eng has amassed
fortune VI s20o,O COO by ssict attention to bust
mere.
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~, -olORED MEMBER.-In the House
ON, jefferson F. Long (colored) WAS
rs q representative from Georgia.
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water for Jersey CITY and HoboLeu.

NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-The work OF erecting =
stand pipe at the Bellevile water works in der
sey city, was completed early this morning and
the pumps are set TO work again. At O'Clock
the water was turned on. aud jersey CITY aud
Hoboken are now receiving a full supply
There u great rejoicing, particularly among the
mechanics, msny hundreds of whom have been
thrown out OF employment for the past ten dav-
by the stopping of the factories, machine shOps,
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Effect Of the Coat Vi.ers' Strike

NEW YORK, Jan. l6-on SATURDAY. last over
enc hundred and FIFTY conductors, engineers.
nrtmen and brakemen employed in the trans
portstion Of coal on the Leh.gh ana Sus lueh an
ma and Morris and EsseN Railroads were dis
charged work IN consequence of the strike af
he coal miners in the districts through which
those roads run.
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AN INTERFERING KIDNAPPING CASA mu-
latto woman, named Henrietta Wood, some time
ago brought suit against Zeb. Ward, OF Ken
lucky, to recover so 900 damages on the charge
that ne was instrumental in having her kiduap-
ped from the State of Ohio in 1855 and sold into
slavery, where she remained Is years. The case
was transferred to the United States Court, and
promises to be most interesting.
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TIE CRIsPIHs' STRIKE In NEW YORK-Au
but i've OF the shoe manufacturers OF New York
who lately suspended operations on account of
the Crispins' strike, have resumed work, gen.
orally concediDg the Crispins' terms. One hun
bred strikers are still idle
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FREDERICK DOUGLASS, ESQ.,, has received
and accepted commission as one of the sec
refaries to the San Domingo Commission, and
lett this city last night with the commissioners.
Inc editorshtp of the Nelc National Fro during
Lewis III, Douglass -'
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THE NATHAN MURDER--A United States
detective, stationed 1t Chicago, so says Q dis
city with property belonging to the murdered
Benjamin Nathan, and II negotiating with the
detectives in Jersey City for the delivery of the
murderef. The story Is not generally cred
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NEwsrAPKR LIBKL SUIT.-HuRh j. Hastings
OF the New York Commercial Advertiser, has
sued the proprietors OF the New York Express
for libel, in publishing his affidavit from the
Albany Switch, nearly thirty years ago, and
which he claims Ia q forgery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILu.vR

Pain IL supposed % be tie LOT OF MS Door mortals
ss inevitable as death itsef and liable at any time
remedial agents should be at hand 10 be used on an
emergency, when the seminal principle lodged in
the system shall develop ITSELF and We feel the ex-
ero ~ sgonies q pain or the depressing inu
rAS hlLLER whose fame has made the circuit OF
tne Amid the eternal ices OF the polar regions
or beneath the iptOlerabls and burning sun 81 the
tropics ITS virtues are known and appreciated
Under all ATTITUDES, from the one extreme 10 the
other- suilerinG humanity has found relief from
many o. ITS Ills by its The wide and broad area
over which this medicine has spread, sttests its
ysiue and potency From a small beginning, the
ram KILLER has pushed adually along, making it,
own highway, solely by Its virtues. such une .
anpisd success and popularity has brought or ,a..
Of name, TO usurp the confdehce Of the DC -mIity
turn IL 70 their selfshness and dishn opie Snu
their efforts have proved fruitless, VIII ntsV, put
Killer still growing in public favor. d sne AIN
THURsTONy IVORY PEAR rooru ,o,,
DE X IL the best article for clear - ~ n rOW
teeth Seld 10y all druggists. pr;e sa y,
JOUNENs iNODOR0Us, GLOVE CIExNFR U.s.
stores soiled gloves equal 70 navr Soii M III re-
sists and fancy goods alers Price cents. des "
TbESL HACTS ORmAND IMMEDIATE con
81 =, Disease should be guarded aesinvt
VI t ns. " red. The alternatives are death or
h oonsso snces render life burden. Combat
order. res purify the blood, put the nerves in
Ssrn'e. Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheuma-
49, increase the vfgor OF both body and mind, and
teye the children Of summer com plants. All this
By Charles 0autier's Native Wine Bitters; 60
says popular opinion, endorsed by many Of the most
eminent physicians, " no assure of the complete
victory OF these over all other Bitters 1t has ALSO
| been introduced Gautier's Native Wine Bitters
| may be had OF all dru9gista. oa33-tI
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TEE CUBAS BLOCKADE RUNNrRs-The Flor
ica, tie suspected administering steamer, re
leased last week by Judge Blackford. OF New
fork X, sailed Saturday, clearing secretly in bal
last for hsiifar, y. :. Ii Il said that her large
cargo OF arms and ammunition, which were on
board when seized, has been forwarded by rail
10 Halifax. where it will be reshipped and sent
10 Cuba The steamer Hornet landed her cargo
on the 18TH instant az Panta Bravo. near Ma
natl, Cuba Spanish troops arrived shortly al
terward and captured her entire cargo. They
killed several of the eXpediti0nists. and are in
pursuit of the remainder. The officers of the
Hornet seeing the state OF Affairs on shore, i'm
medlately went 70 sea.
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DIR. HAMMOND prescribes iron and strych-
nine in certain doses ~ q cure for spiritualism.
he scientifically demonstrates that the reli gions
belief Of several millions Of intelligent human
se1nes has sprung from, and il based on, a com
bar alton OF slight Of hand and A bodily dise.s,s
OF hystericai and eataleptical character. lie
can cure mediums" OF that condition OF BODY
which e supposed TO be the result Of csmmani-
the the doses Of iron and strychnine TO which
We have alluded. and thus begins the dfs-clu-
ton OF one Of the hugest hAllucInstioos that
ever deceived mankind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-16

AIR APPLIED TO NEW UsEs.-Among the
petitions for patent rights lately presented 20
the Minister of the Interior in Chill Is that OF
NJ Ferdinand Cause, Q native OF France, rela-
tive 90 the discovery of system in which air
IN q state OF expansion, in combination with
other agents, produces the instznta Deous break
age OF the hardest masses Of granite, metallic
or other stone. Besides this, the system ia
ella med TO possess an advantage over those hith.
eito employed, inasmuch As IL produces no ex-
pIosion whatever when breaking the rock and
permits pereon to stand with perfect safety az
= distance OF two metres from the stone. m
tnn process be as efficacious as described %
vii be OF material service 10 mining industry,
DOING away with blasting powder.
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THURsTONs IVORY PEAR
BATCHEIOR,0 HAIR nYR.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable does not contain
lead, any cstase poison 20 produce paralysis or
death. Avoid the Wanted and delusye preparations
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine,
". A. Befchelors Hair Dye has had thirfy years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Bold
81 all Druggists. Applied ct Is, Bond street, New
York. fsG-tr
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eTn DIVORCE BUerNRss IN ILLruoIs-A
proposition has been made IN the Illinois L.
tstature giving the federal authorities exclusive
power upon the subject OF divorce. What will
become OF Chicago without her perennial crop
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TIE CUBAN BOND RosnEey--The Cuban
bond robbery case Was mp again in New York
on Saturday, AZ the Tombs. Antonio PeIletier
and Rein >. Bennett, accused OF stealing the
bonds from senior Castillo, were held. the for
mer In 81 go and the latter In 81 co., for trial
aud we're committed 20 prison in default.
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TO CAPITAL ISTSi

The above property is very desirable, paying .
good revenue, and will be sold payment of cash a.
above and balance to suit or liberal discount for
all cash; or would exchange ell on payment Of
$1,000 and unimproved property, first class resi-.
dence, or good business property for the balance.
HAMILTON d PEARSON,
ja9 I'm No.4.Y A. Building 9th and ID SITS.
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0Somebody de6nse love &C ..friendship With
. stick in it.--N. 4. Star,
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HE BRooKs-HAsTINGs INvEsrIeATIoS.-
The special committee OF the House to investi.
gate the charges against Hon. James Brooks.
OF New YORK, at the request of that gentleman
will meet to- morrow at which time HuOh Has
lungs OF the New York Commercial Advertiser
has been subpGnaed to appear. Mr. Hastings is
now in this civ -eS -
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Justice Macarthur, OF the Supreme Court CT
the District of Columbia, was married in Madi-
son, Wisconsin, on Wednesday last to Mrs. Hop
kins, widow of the late Representative Hopkins
OF that State.
Mrs. Secretary Delano will hold her first
card reception On the evening of Friday next,
the 10th instant.
The matrimonial engagement of Mr.. John
j. Knox, Deputy Comptroller ofthe Currency,
and Miss Garry, daughter of Mr.. W. b. Todd, Of
this city. Is announced In a New York pRper
TIE wedding, which is intended to be quiet
affair, will take place on the eth of February.
A Young gentlemaA of New York, with
more money than brains, recently marked the
birth day of lady friend in that city by send
ing her boquet costing $3.50.
Mr.. A. Il. Stewart has set apart a suite OF
apartments in his palatial new residence, Fifth
avenue and S4th street, exclusively for Presi-
third story, and includes o splendid billiard
room.
1t is understood that Madam Cataeazy will
shortly resume the receptions and dinners a.
the Russian Lega'lon which were such pleasant
features OF Washington society last season
- The pleasure of the guests at the King lit
erary reunion on Saturday evening was greatly
heightened by the reading of an admirable
Prof. Moses Colt Tyler, of the University of
Michigan, and the music of Mrs. Denni-
son, Mrs. Eaton, and Prof. Griers. Among
the invited guests welcomed on the ocoa
Speaker Colfax and lady, Mayor Emery, ex-
Mayor Bowen, Hon. Ginery Twichel, Hon. Mr.
Asper, NJ. C.; Gen. Coburn and lady; Alderman
Chase and lady, l.. A. GObright and daughter,
Dr.. A. q. Mackey and daughter, Mrs. Maria A.
Stetson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicely, Mrs. Dufour, Miss
Lilly Peekham. delegate to WOman's Conven-
ton; MIR. Blackfan and ladies, Mr.. Baumgras,
artist Mr.. Dorian, sculptor; Gen. Balioch, and
many others. Next Saturday evening Mrs.
Maria A. Stetson win deliver. her lecture on
Theory vs.. Practice; or, the Claims of the
Man Of Action Against the Man Of Thought
The Washington correspondent of osr So
ciety announces the rather startling intelligence
"a golden marriage clrclet from Mr. Waldo
Hall, Catholic priest. Rev. Father Stonestreet
will unite their loving hearts,
The same authority announces the matri-
monial engagement of Mrs. Camp, well known
in musical circles, and MIR. Norris, an assistant
librarian at the national library.
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CONSOLIDATION OF REVENUE DIsTRIors.-
On Saturday the President signed the order.
for the consolidation of revenue district. in
New York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati. The
consolidation takes effect on the LIST Of Febru-
airy. The next districts TO be consolidated win
be the Third and Fourth Masach usefts " hich
include Boston and several Of the suburb han
embracing the suburbs of Baltimore.
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THE GREAT TBAGEDIAN,
EDWIN FORREST.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 10,
SUPPORTED BY
MISS LILLE. NIB. W. HARRIS,
w. HOLLANDS DRAMATIC COMPANY
MONDAY. January 10
RICHELIEU
TUESDAY, january II
- OTHELLO.
WEDNESDAY, January Is
HAML EFT
THURSDAY, January ~
DAMON AND PYTHIiS
IklpAf, January ~
KING LEAR
SATURDAY, January 81
MATINEE AND EVENING,
TIE ELfIN STAR, MISS EFFIE JOHNS.
Admission 81; Reserved Seats SO Cents extra.
ealiery 80 Cents. Seats secured for any night six
SAYS IN advance, at Kills Music Store.
JAS2lt a. WILLIS Aoeut
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AMUSEM ENTS.


National THEArEK.
GRAND OPERA SEASON
EDR ONLY IL NIGHTS AND MArINEES.
THE GRAND
English Opera tODibfnati0n,
4, ths only season o. Ops,a ufsred Wssbingi on
thir winter. this being
TIE ONLY OPEEA COMPANY BEFORE The
COMMENCING MONDAY .JAfgABl 2S.lSn
Prop r. a sn.gers. Operatc pirectr-ss
v iiism Castle, ) q. Campbell, brookhAuss BOW
isr, Henri DTaytIn Edward SesGin, IL Chatter
son,A A. Howe !, Mrs. e. Barnard, Rose Hsrsee,
Zelda Seguin, AEnts Kemp Bowl e. Fannis SOOd
win Double Chorus and Grand Orc hestTa
COSDrC IT. MR.. :. BsHRENs.
0PENING NIGHT tMONpAYl-..----.. MARTHA.
II tSnA ! .-.---- I'll HUI hNOto.
VII It "a IA H. - ,DnU'
Iht helA L - III nrC'
fhlDA -: .:..C ftOM pih W., -
shIlkpAY MaTINEE..-.--B0HEMI Gl RI.
eA1CEDh1 Nit'b .-;.-U ~ p ?, r I'm
ENTIRE CHANGE FOE SkCUND WEN.
Admission, 81; Ca lrTy, soc; Deserved seats, "
and 30. Reserved seats Tor the ertire season OF
fourteen performances, IS - andtsB The sale Tor
The season 90 " will commence at Aetzerott music
store on Wednesday, January Is At > Ociock a N =,
and continue until Thursday evening. On frtlay
morning the sale for single Operas will coGlr. ence
Librettos authorized and correct editions
can he purchased only at tne above Store and 'HS,d
the Tbeater. Jal5 2t
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NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY.-Master ". s.
Co~les ordered to the Naval Observatory
Master Hamilton Perkins ordered to the Hv-
drogr aphic Office. First Assistant Enuipse,
b. r. Wood ordered to the New York nav
yard. Lieutedant Commander Edward s
keyser detached from the Receiving Ship Yer
mont, and ordered to the TiconderOga.
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mn SAok A6AlH.-Ine House
Judiciary Committee this morning examined
JOS 8. Wilson, the retiring Commissioner Of the
General Land Office, and William H. Lowery,
formerly clerk In the General Land Office, but
for several years one OF the counsel of the New
ldria Company, and Aessrs. Stokes, Stock and
Buell., clerks in the Land Offlcc, in reference to
the patent record Of the patent to the Panoche
GTande rancho.
The clerk who made the record swore, In sub
stance, that the record which he made was not
altogether from the patent, but in part from Q
printed form, and that, as he recollected the
record was made before the signature OF the
President, the seal and the dates were affixed.
The witnesses all agreed, however, that the
word ex'd," In the margin in red ink, meant
that the record had been examined and con-
pared with the original and found to be correct.
Mr.. Lowery, counsel OF the New Idria Com
pany, swore that be wrote in pencil against the
Presidents name /" not signed" but vAen he
did not know. He thought IL was soon after
Otto's order to suspend the patent.
Mr.. Joseph y. Wilson testified that the record
was brought to him In its mutilated form, and
he signed II under the written order or Secre-
tary Cox. Wherefore this was done, seven years
after the record, he could not tell. The CON-
missioner was sure be did not advise this mutt
latioD. He swore that he could not tell whether
the patent had been signed, sealed, and dated
as shown In the record, or No. q.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-02
o L ID R. REN's
QUAKER BITTERS."

~ The past and present generation of Warrens
;sXX.4t in Massachusetts were and are wonderf1lIv
2NW- endowed with curative and surgical mowers:
Z5za&4G in short, they Great Doctors "
Old Doctor Jacob Warren dong since gone to his re
war not only left to posterty his great medical work
but receipt for the best Root and Herb Btters ever
used by
These Bitters are compounded of Roots and Herbs
among which are sarsaparilla yellow dock dandeion
gention wild cherry anse sassafas winter green and
and minerals, ana almost invariably the following
complaints: Dyspepsia, Jaundce, Pain in the Head
and SIDE, all Nervous Complaints, Weakness of The
Stomach and Bowels io-s of Appetite Extreme Lassi-
disarranged condition of the liver Dizziness Weak Ewes
extreme Costiveness and Piles, Will readily remove Fin
Piles and Blotches, and produce a smoth skin: few
bottles will readily remove pains In the back Inhamma-
ton Of the Kidneys and Bladder in short renoyate The
entire system. A patent usually fnls his case i'm
obstinate when greater effort will be required. We can
produce the greatest amount honest testimonials ever
offered 10 the public Please read Prof Hayes report to
Gen. Brodhead, State Commissioner of Massachusetts,
In regard TO the composition OF Quaker BltterB
20 State st +, Boston,--J. A BRoDHEAD, Esq State
Commissioner, Mass: SRA sample Of ''0ld DR.
Warrens Root and Herb or Quaker Btters from Flint
d Co.. Providence. 4. l., has been Analysed with the
following resuts This Is not beverage nor an ntoxi-
eating liquor, but an official medicinal preparation con.
urou substances and may be used directed by per.
sons requiring medicine OF this kind.
Very respectfully, s. DANA HAYES,
State Assayer and Chemist
a., For sale In Boston by G. Z. Goodwin & Co., and
For sale In Worcester by BUSH CO. JAMES
GREEN d CO.. N. X SCOTT, and @. r. sPURR
FLINT q co., Providence, m, L..
N.B.-Csll for "Qnaker Bitters.' General a a'ts
apa deop&wem ~
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