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MINISTERIAL CALL.-The v>stTy OF St.
Georges Church have invited tho Rev.
Walter Williams, of Georgetown, d. g., to
supply the pulpit Of that church, made va
cant by the resignation CT Rev. NJ. Maury.
Eyc1,r,cbSbUrg Star,
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BosToN, July S.-The ship" White Swal-
low" from Boston for Hong Kong, has been
abandoned at sea.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!

Ihave In presE, and will publish in few days, q
VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND End
yICINITY,
Embracing sketch OF the city notices OF all the
principal places OF interest aud hlst0rfc note a
directory OF the churches, chaeitabe institutions,
and secret benevolent orders, and much other
+ The work is embeiIished with an accurate map,
and fine views of the Capitol. Washington Mont
ment, Libby PRISON, and st. Johns Church. ~
Price, FIFTY CENTS. Liberal discounts 70 'ne
trade.
orders ehnu,d be sent at once to
BENZ. BATES, Bookseller and Iuollsner,
Tvs 1908 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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COTTON YARN.-Just received con-
~ slgnment OF COTTON YARN. when we
offer On account or manufacturers aG lowest
lie n ROBERT i. WILLIAMS Il co.
AUCKLAND LIME, 500 BARRELS
IL daily expected per schooner Lucy Ames:
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ PU 6IIC that the co-partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned under The name
and style Of MAYO Il NOBLE was on the 10th day
OF June 1871 dissolved by mu usl consent. and ali
business relations between them are hereby de-
ctsred to be terminated as to the future. George
W. Mayo is alone authorized to wind up the ousl-
ness aud collect the debts due to the concern.
All persons indeb ed to Mayo q Noble are re-
quested TO settle with him forthwith.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
THOS. j, NOBLE.
RICHMOND, June ls. 1871. je 17-dIw&law4w
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Terrible Railroad Collision-Loss Of
Life.


NEW YORK, July S.-The trains from
Newark and New York collided this morn-
destroyed, burning number Of passengers.
Seven bodies have been taken from the
ruins, and it is supposed that many others
are still in the burning mass. No South
erners are reported among the dead.
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COaI.Mine Burning.
BOOKS AND sTAT1eNEEs.

TAMAoUA, PA, July s.-The Lehigh coal
mine is burning, but the mine is safe.
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NEW DtscovERY.-We understand. from
q reliable source, ma anthracite coal Of as
fine quality as eau bc found In Pennsylvania
has recently been discovered by some
miners who were prospecting near Walnut
Cove. ak miles from Germanton. aud it is
thought there are vast quantities between
there and Gcrmanton, right on the line OF
the proposed railroad from Danvils to
Statesvilie. Ddnriise Times.
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WOODWARD s. SON,
w LUMBER DEALERS.
SAWED AND SPLIT LATHS,
CYPRESS At.D PINE SHINGLES,
mvI2 CEDAR AND OAK POSTS.
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KElNINGHAh'
S0OK.EINDER,

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
l. RICHMONU FIRE ASSOCIATIuN.-The
distribution OF the nett proceeds Of the assets Of
and after the FIRST DAY Of july, 1871. The
holders Of certificates OF stock will surrender The
ssme to HENRY X. RLLYHCN, at the Dispatch
office and receive their proportions, which viii
be TWO dollars on each share.
In case OF LOST certificates, proof OF the owner
ship and loss must be made by affidavit, and q
bond with security given TO indemnify the truss
tees and all OTHERS interested.
PETER &. WARWICK,
AHDkEW JOHNSTON,
Trustees Of the Richmond Fire Association.
je 2S-tlstJy 6thenlawaw
s1OR ARTISTS, MECHANICAL, AND
Il MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
NIrRIC hCID,
.. MUaIATIC ACID,
S,lIPH u &c ACID,
ACETIC ACID,
AQUA FItRT1i,
Chemically pure, for sa!e by e1rooy s eyg DOVE.
j. .. :. wv y.
DEFRIGERATORS, COOLERS, AND
IL BREEZGkS bave Just received iull sup
pIy Of the most improved REF ERAi0hs,
ICE-CH EsTs. CUuLhkss sId EsZEES.
my3 1905 Main street
GALTl SALTI SALTI-LIVERPOOL
- FlNE SALT, daily expected to arrive and
"f t" R0BERT r. WILLIAMS 4 90.
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A CCOENT BOOKS FOR JULY.-RAN-
prepared 10 the bess style all kinds
Of ACCOUNT BOOKS. Early orders solicited.
Large stock or BLANK books, Of cheap and
best qualities, always on hand. je 23-d
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FaHHE firm of BRAZEAL IL CUTTkELL
4 is tails day DISSOLVED by mutual consent.
The accounts OF the concern will De settled by y.
4. co fTRELl.
Parties owing us will please pay him promptly;
tlthcr OF tie parties cnn he found 1T the ola
office, corntr 9th street AID Basin bank, Tor The
present. 800 .
hlr. b. COTTRaLL will continue the business
at the old stand, and solicits ,h3 patronage OF
former customers Of the firm, aud OF the public
generally.
Mr.. j +. COTTRELL, as agent for the Glover
CUAL only, and H. pes, by undivided attention, to
give entire satisfaction to thvss who purchase OF
him.
Ihls coal Is now at ante bellum prices.
VIII. = BRALEAL,
July 0, 1871 J. +. C0lTkLLL,
j'9-lw Is, CUTTRELL.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FrEpER1oKsBuRa Rail-
RoAp.-The work Of constructing the Alex
andria and Fredericksburg railroad has
progressed as far as the Stone Bridge, the
termination Of Duke street, from which
point to Cameron Mills large force Is en-
ployed. and the piles of ties already along
the route indicate that operations will be
prosecuted to completion as rapidly as pos
sible.-Alerdnd,ld Gazette.
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LUMBER DEALERS.
JMBBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.
TRUMAN A. PARKER & CO.,
LJMBER DEALERS.


Canal street, from 5th to 9Th Streets
keep on hand large stock OF Mahogany, White
Oak, Shingles, Laths, Slaves, Spokes, Dressed
Flooring; all kinds Of Building Lumber; Doors,
Windows, and Blinds, all sizes, made Of the best
material. Also, 500 bales Prime Oats. All for
sale at low prices. )e lS-2m
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KILLED BY tIGHTEING.-We are sorry to
earn that William Bea>eley, son Of MIR.
.h"lniS Bca>clcy, Of this county, AGED
bout seventeen, was killed by lightning
II TUESDAY last while at work on the farm
i Mr.. John {. Major, below Brandy sta
'on. l. seems that he had taken shelter
.ader large tree, when the lightning
Track The tree. killing him instantly. This
3 smother warning against going under
:"o, during u storm Cu!peper Observer.
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4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
- sk0AD.zOn and after THURSDAY, June LIST,
: az GER TRAINS leave Richmond lsun.
Gays excepted) as follows
$3.50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the White Sui
pnar springs, connecting at Gordonsville with me
orange, Alexandra and Manassas train for
ssshingtos end North and Lynchburg and South:
r. o:oo r. m.-ACCOMMODATION TRAlS for
Gordonsy1Ile, except on Saturday. on which day IL
x ,gases stsP NJ This train connects at Gordons-
Sr,s wild tae night trains on the Orange Als1an,
art a ,s enc manassas railroad for LYNCHBUhG
ana WASHINGTON.
N On ano after the 18th Of JUNE q PASSENGER
1.hN viii run daily Except Sunday between
f'eava Staa ana inc White sulphur, as follows:
arrive az White sulphur a.,.,.,,...,.l:aa r. II.
Ls1vs me sulphur ..ss z. n
an The o. staunton at H.
datoukn tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
Further Information NAV Ia o,t,,roa az tina
company's Offices. ~ S1s~~ "
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays.
100 A. II. PERRY,
J.uuor xpnr General Superintendent.
81 ~~~ ~ASo0s &Ae~
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NlrGlSIA.-rhe following postmasters
.W" been appointed for Virginia: Ferdi-
'aud Cook is appointed postmaster at Sba-
: Grove, Franklin county, vice II. &. Les
-, resigned; James III. Hundley at Snow
Peek, same county, vice j. +. Monteith !;
Margaret y. Whitehead at Kcysville, Char
'Nc county, vice NJ. Nj. We'll; Z. NJ. Ha-
- at Hill Grove, Pittsyvauia county,
.." VIM. DosS; Elias X. Stephens at Elalns-
4ur, Patrick county, vice &. J.. Padgett
a!n Frost ut Double Bridge, Lunenburp
luly, vice J. \. Hardy; w. ID. Cook at
!. hcrson's, Franklin county, vice c. Z.
. .chcr; James u. Fry at Black Walnut,
,IlatlX county, vice W. o. Smith; Edw'd
J 'Nalthall ut Burntytlle, Brunswick coun-
:, Sice Mathew Daniels, deceased John
". Fisher at Black Heath, Chesterfield
2Anly, vice Thos. AmOnnet, moved away;
h. u. Woodbridge AZ Genit0, Powhatan
'1AtE, wee Is. Harrisburg, failed to quail
aud Lev. Is. Tay Tor at Rockville, Han
per county, vice Watson Coles, declined.
AZ ORIGINAL METHOD OF PUNISHMENT
~ hcdlurd Sentinel says: We have
ara most iudicrous description Of the
!'hhatI0n Of u tght between two young
|+'''d citizens which was Interrupted by
= '''gcant, who carried them before the
,'a!"i. Neither OF the bclligerents was
lH fourteen years Of age, and his HoDor,
Fer LEARN" the evidence, though. That
deserved Il good whipping. Two
'"h dea %cre ordered, and one being
~ IT, each, they were told 10 20 on aud
"'H Their dispute. they locked very
~VA di>concerled, but presently com
'"Eel Wi'h much caution. After q while
|hyy warmed to thcir WORK. and lap
- Mayor put az end to it,"
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 8.-The conditions are
favorable for local storms from Missouri to
Lake Ontario tonight. Threatening wealth
er will probably extend generally north of
this line. A falling barometer, with an in
crease of cloudiness and local storms, are
probable for Sunday in the middle and east
ern States. Southerly winds, with threat
ening weather, are probable from Louisiana
to South Carolina.
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D1ssoLU11oNs IL pARrNEnsHIPS.


rsNHE CONCERN OF WIN. q. cox &
l. co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
W. II. Cox has obligated himself 10 pay all claims
against The concern and will receive all due.
Jt-LY Z ls7l.-jy I0-4t& JAMES II. SMITH.
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OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD COMPANY. s
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
ANo EAST TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, extending from Chattanooga. Ten
Ieasee, 10 Meridian, Mississippi, is completed, AID
70, ms with It's connections the
SLIGHTEST ALL-RAlL LINE
from Portland, Boston, New York, Phlladelphla,
Baltimore, " ashington, Richmond, LynchbuTg,
and Chattanooga. u Meridian, Mobile New Or
leans, jackson, Vicksburg, and all southwestern
cities.
Tire road-bed is Ia splendid condition and the
elaipT eat perfect.
rullman's Palace Day and Sleeping Cars are to
De run vita this route from Lynchburg 70 M0blie
and New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets via the Aiabama ana Cnat.S.
aooza railroad, and secure the quickest time anu
most comforts.
The attention OF freight. shippers LIS called 70
this route rs offering the advantages or speedy
transit between the North and South, WIN rateo
Always as low rs by any other route.
mark snip freight and procure Bills OK launs
via Inc Alabama and Chattanooga railfoad
WIN. KEARY,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
j. @. STANTON,
General Superintendent,
Ie 2-3m Chattanooga, Tenn.
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correspond, nee OF the H'ehn'on" o'spS'cn''
Hot SrH;NGs, BATH County, NA"}
ava July g. 1871.
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WASHINGTON, July S.-The civil service
commissioners have met with serious
hitch, from the fact that some powers
granted them by The law conflict with the
appointing power vested in the President
by the Constitution. The Attorney-Gene-
raj has been consulted.
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Quarantine Regulations.

WASHINGTON, July S.-The Secretary o.
the Treasury instructs collectors to take nc
active steps to interfere with quarantine
regulations where the regulations of the
port of entry and up river ports conflict
The question arises from conflict of regu.
lations in Florida and Georgia regarding the
navigation of Interstate rivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-21
War without Fighting
THE MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INTi

THE NEAINAN NJ DDIE-AN EIkfI n =
TIoN HorED FoR.
MATANoRAs, MENICo, Dec. ,, (via Browns
vile, Dec. 30t-l Hernh special -Bath here
and al Brownsville American Intervention in
the Mexican civil war j. confidently Anticipated.
The Texas representatives in Congress are re-
quested 10 favor ~. ouiroga - at Caualoo
threatening Mier. COrtiBa was recently here in
consultation with Palacios. with whom ne i
0stensibly in accord, aud Is now moving toward
Mier with iOo men and all the available govern
ment forces 20 meet Uuiroca. Ills alleg ance 20
Juarez il doubtful Martinez l. marching on
San Luis, and Navanjo ON Bacalras. Valdez,
heading a small force, recently proUouarrd al
San Carlos, i'm this state. and started towards
Monterey. This Is significant. because Waldo
Is a creature Of Governor Canalez. 4 govern
ment steamer, with fands, II hourly expected
from TamiiCo. lnlcss II arrives soon A bro
EunciamenfO Is imminent
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Ew NORK-fIRsT BOARI


BALTIMORE, Dec. 2l.-NOrth CsrOlinas. old. 81
bid, do. new, IL bid.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2l.-Cotton quiet, but firm; low
mlddlings lysale1s. Flour duh aud holders firm
Wheat dull; amber, 81 ia 81 80; Penn-ylyaaia,
sleoaSl;5Sj Ohio aud Indiana, 81 -5OaSl IS. Corn
ern, 6s; mixed western, 6Ss70. Oats dull, Sass
Prov isions unchanged. Butter unchanged. Whisky
dull, 94s.
NEW YORK, Dec 2l.-Stocks very strong aud
steady. Cold steady at stssA. Governments dull
and heavy. Money y, gold. Virginia sNes. Gu: new
62 North Carolinas, il; new, u. Exchange, Ions,
EEw YoRx, Dec 2i.-Flour dull and declipins.
wheat dull and in buyers favor. Corn duh aud
heavy. ~
LoNDos, Dec. q, 10 a. NC Dnsols op.,.a a,
e Tor both Bonds Of lisa, slAs: ISIS, s5,l; 1867
issue If 1863.
LoSpoN, Dec. q, .. m.-The bullion in the Bank
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What Killed General Ee,chun.P

AArkNiA or ANAiNnNA-
ANNAPOLIS. Mn. Dec. 2l-Ihc rOurt mot AZ
10 ciork. VIM. Il. Tony. ANALYTICAL chemist
resumed the stand and continued with a minute
detail OF his analysis OF the liver OF Gpn
hetchurn. he wttr ess stated Yesterday that he
was told 90 look fer antimony n. TOOK ONE
fourth Of a fluid ounce OF the ~llufiDu With
which he was experimenting aud subj rted II
towhai u known a. "Marsh : test Tnls ;esf Is
made with pure zinc ana sulphuric acid diluted
with water. From this hydrogen &, generated.
which burns with pale fame. a. the materials
used are pure, this flame. thrown on por selain
plate or dish, will leave nO stain or dsc0loratiOn
witness tested the materials. aud no stain WAS
left. lie then added the solution obtained froU,
the liver. aud testing IL. the dame lrft decided
stains on the pore, lain. Witness coutinu~a:-
There are only two bodies or substance luown
That give this stain or dark spots under similar
tests. These are the two metals, arsenic AMI
anfimoDv.
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Tho Weather.

UEfAnrMENT, 0Eos CAsef Stfaa. Q9es, A
MshINeIoN, ID. Dee Il, ISL, 10 .. m. 4
rss sSsofsis ron TIE PAST TwENri- rouR HouRs.-
Inc iSw oerometer which was Wedn ebay morning
SoNa scotia and eastward. Brisk northwest wind
nave prevailed throuehout the Atlantic states. ba
nave now yeered to north and northeast from vir
einia TO Ilorids. The area o. highest barometss
has moved Dortbeastvs ard to West Virginia Tue
lowest Temperature has remained on the north
ern side Of this area and extends from Virginia
to Vermont. The barometer hes fallen DECIDEDLY
with rising Temperature, and southerly winds from
Lake Sup rfor 90 Louisisne and westward Clou, =
Mesiner preNss Vest OF the Mississippi, and rain
Continued on "Wednesday in Wyoming and Utah.
COST. @s~.AO
.PRoBABHIIEs.-fhe barome.er win probably
Ilse rapidly during the day 10 New Enflsnd With
conubueo northwest " nds and clear weather the
srs, q loves, tempera,1re passing nertheAsfwsrd
rcn frnDsyN anta 90 Maine; the highest pressure
made northeast over the middle Atlantic coast with
nen wrds during the rest q Thursday; falling ba-
Ionseter and portheasterly winds In the southern
anc middle sta e % night. the Of Low barome-
ter move esstv ard over Iowa; with rising tempera-
Mississippi valley.
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; L Il CIAL NOTICES.
Miracles.

The age OF miracles wonld seem reipstatei IN the
We 90 IA d,I. x the INDIAN HERB pOCT0R,
4oi 9TH street cCrder # d, whose recent visit to
this city Is attended 10y and such ncreCiOie
cures Il bed ridden and crippled patients 1t is well
Known 10 hnDdre s in thi- cOumuni that in short
me be las Totally Temo, Cd the infrmites Of m Dnf bs
and years. Instances are KIN Jwu Of his causing the
lmping cripple 10 lay down his clutches, without
which locCno ion was impossible and gave him full
p'wers % easy ne ement hedumb have been
abled to talk and the helpless inv aid restored at
oI.ce to EealIh and happiness. IL
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A Town Swallowed mp by an Earth
0aake

NEW YORK, Dee. 2l.-Letters from South
America state that the earthquake At the town
OF Gran lasted nine hours, with forty a itereHt
shocks. The streets were split open ani every
house tumbled into the rains. The inhabitants
all fled 10 the camps outside the town. only one
death occurring. Earthquakes were felt
throughout the province OF Juiury. aud a vol
cano burst forth, leading TO the belief of further
subterranean movements along the line OF the
Andes.
Owing TO the refusal of the British claims
against Uruguay. the British charge safsires
has withdrawn from Montevdeo to Buenos
Ayres, awaiting instructions from London
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AFFAIRS oNTHE VIRGINIA SIDF.-P and p
Railroads.&c. insert to-day notice of a meet
ing Tor organization of the Piedmont and Poto-
mac railroad, at Rosslyn, in Alexandria county.
Va, ON Thursday, the 4tL of January 1872
Land Sdies.-The tract of land, lying about six
miles east OF Leesburg, and heretofore adver-
tised by Powell Harrison, commissioner i'm the
cause of Muse VS.. Greenlease, was sold at pub
lie sale on Monday, for S1i.2o per acre. l.. W. $.
HOugb, purchaser.
Tirginid Selling Ou'.-On Monday the 9Th tlay
OF February, 1872, the Board of Public Works OF
Virginia, in accordance with the provisions Of
an act Of Assembly, passed March 25th, 49, l.
Will proceed to sell, in the city of Richmond the
states interest in the various internal improve
ment companies OF this Commonwealth. The
interest to be thus disposed Of, embraces three
bonds of the Alexandria, London and Hamp
shire Railroad Company. for S16 1854 each, paya-
Bile respectively in 1872, 1874 and 1877, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust on said railroad. Also the
states interest in the following turnpikes, viz:
Ashbys Gap, Fauquier and Alexandria Lees
burg and Smokers Gap, and LoudOn and Ber-
Hn.-Leesbuyy Mirror, 21st inst
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Wines. Liquors. &c, for the Holidays.

More than one hundred of our citizens feel them
selves under personal obligation to c. GAUTIER,
No. l2l1 ard 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, for be-
ing Sbe, through the virtues Of his celebra Bit
t.re participate in the festivities incident to 9
Holiday Season. Although Mr. c. TAX es much pride
in thus being public benefactor, he does not allow
tie otler duties OF his business to escape his Obser
walton. Already his store RrCans with the immense
stock of Liquors and COrdials Imported FIR the HOl
idsy trade, and which have boen selected with care
for the wants OF his patrons. Those in want of
Wliskies, Rrandies, " ines and Liquors, should
favor him with cali, and be assured that what they
buy in his line will be .nly pure but unadulter
ated decl9
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p . X o b A l. s A MIN e!
~ u - u ID n II - "A IA u n L
NEW DISCOVERY.
THE GREAT ANTIsEPIIC LOTION.
A wATERY SOLUTION OF THE HEALING
BALsAMIC GUMS ACCOMPLISHED.

CLINICAL BOROBALSAMINE
Is unparalleled as dressing for wounds, ulcers and
sores of every description, which it purities and
heals by inducing healthy granulation. 1t is the
most efsctirs remedy for all skin diseases, and a
rational preventive against contagion in epidemics
This is the Borobalsamine Preparation prescribed
and used by surgeons. Furnished in pint bottles
Retail price 80 cents Also. per gallon.
B0ROBALsAMINE COsMTTfC
Is prepared especially for the face andAands Con-
tains the fragrant and universally admired Bsnzoin
and Balsam Of Peru, ard the same proper
ties incidentally the Clinical preparation, thor Oh
the additional quantity OF nZoin makes il partcu
larry useful q beautifer Of the complexion De.
lightfully perfumed. Retail price 81.
BOR0BALSAMINE PHILOCOME
IL elegant and delicately perfumed, removes dan
dIu and keeps the scalp in healthy condition;
stitutes an unriv allied dressing for the hair.
BOROBALsAMINE MOUTH WASH AND DEN.
TRIFICE
Is the only preparation for this special purpose 30
which no objection attaches 1t Is recommended by
the most prominent Dentists OF this City for dis
eased gums sensitiveness Of tie teeth and Offensive
All BOROBALsAMINE PREPARATIONS are
sold By the Druggists generally, and at the princi-
pal Depot, No. 800 street N w Washington, ID C
decl9-tr OLDBERG A on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-21

ANOTHER MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN SPAIN
The members of the Malchampo Ministry i'm
Spain have rendered their designations TO the
King. 1t was reported at first that Senior
Gorilla would undertake the formation of A new
been entrusted to Senior Sagosta. The latter
had not, up to noon yesterday, succeeded in
completing the Cabinet. He offered four port
folios to Gorilla and his supporters, but they
were refused
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The Ring RnSeaIs

SWEENEY CAREFUL oF HIS HEALTH.
NEW NoEK, Dec. 2i.-Peter Il. Sweeney tele-
graphs that he j. at ST. Catherine, Ontario
simply for HIS health.
TWEED RESIGNS HIS ERIE DIRECTORsHrP.
The World says editOrially that il is rumore
that Tweed has resigned his directorship on IN
Erie road and has been succeeded by DAME
Drew.
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Killed by a Cnre,e.. Dr,xer

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 2l.-Last night, as n
passenger train was coming into tins city on the
Little Miami railroad, IL ran agains, a wagon
containing ten persons, killing Mr.. Bradley IN
stantly, and seriously injuring boy. Mrs. Wal
ker, OF Tennessee, was also injured The care
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-21

~Mrs. OI.eary, of Chicago, receives about
GOO calls per diem.
~A woman In st. Louis has invented n
machine to extinguish fires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-21
Seasonal bic Weather for Alexis.

Toronto, ONT, Dec. 2l.-The Grand Duke
viii be driven round the city by the Lieutenant
Governor, visiting the University OF the Normal
School and other places of interest. The MAYOR
and corporation will present an address. The
Duke dimes at the Government House. AMI w.lI
attend Miss Howland's reception in the evening
thermometer last night was 10 degrees beloE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-21

INV YORK, Dec. 2i.-There were sixteen bids
for gold to-day, amounting to about - .32S O0D.
sale, Sl,0oo,OO0, if sold will 20 from 1855 TO
1Ce.U6.