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The District in Congress.

rusINEss BEFORE THE SENATE COMMITTEE
The Senate Committee on the District of
Columbia met this morning and referred a large
number of bills to various members of the COM
mittee for consideration. The bill directing
the cerpor atiOns of Washin gton and Georsee
town and the Levy Court TO pay to T.. G.. Rob
bins 5000. money expended by HIM while
Register Wills, which has been on the commit
tee docket for months past, was referred to ar
Howell.
The bill introduced in December last for the
improvement OF the city of Washington-whch
provides that the value of the property OF the
United States located in the city OF Washington
shall be assessed at the same time and in The
same manner that other property is assessed,
and there shall be appropriated each year, out
OF the Treasury of the United States, the same
percentage upon the value Of the property of
the United States as other property holders are
taxed on their real and personal property; the
money thus appropriated to be applied eXclu-
sively to the Improvement of the streets, ave-
nues, and sewers OF the city; and that the
Secretary OF the Interior, the Superintendent
OF Public Buildings and Grounds, the Mayor of
the city OF Washington, the Chief OF Engineers
OF the United States army, and the Supervising
Architect OF the Treasury shall constitute 4
board Of commissioners 10 have exclusive con-
troll of the streets, avenues and sewers-was
The petition OF Messrs. NJ. W. Gait, s. W.
Owen, Samuel Bacon, J. l.. Barbour, j. q.
Hall; and many other property holders on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, asking that the Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad COmpanay he
compelled to pave between their tracks with the
anne material - other portions of the avenue
wasreftrredt to Mr.. Patterson.
The resolution nstructing the District Com.
mit;ee to inc uire INTO the ediency of erecting
a new jail in the District was referred to Mr.
Harris.
The memorial of Josephine =. Griffing pray
ing compensation for her services rendered in
connection with various charitable societies,
war referred to Mr.. sumner.
The bill to establish Board Of Health in the
city OF Washington, authorizing the Secretary OF
the Interior to appoint Q BO9r of Health to
consist OF one citizen from each ard which shall
have power TO declare what constitute nuisan-
ces, and have the same abated; and forbidiipg
sheep. goats. swine, or geese, OF Q t cattle or
any description, from running at large in the
city, &c, &c, was referred to Mr.. Lewis.
The memorial of the citizens of UniOntown,
pray ing for an iron bridge over the Eastern
Branch WAS referred 10 Mr.. Nickers.
The bill to incorporate the Mutual Gas Light
Company, naming az corporators Thomas L.
Tullock, James A. Magruder, John u. Evans
and John Bull, was laid on the table.
The recent letter Of the Secretary OF War in
regard to the failure 10 Law the new water ain
provided for in the act OF Congress. Noticed in
TIN STAR lew days ago. was referred 70 Mr..
PatttrtOD.
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ga Jury in Bremen County. Iowa, have de-
creed that q bachelor named King shall hand
over 50 800 to his cousin, Mie Sanders, for ut
tering foul ISLANDERS concerning her character
~The Rev. Enoch q. Falcoper, OF Decatur.
H., Methodist minister, has lately fallen heir
10 q fortune amounting 20 about 500 COO by
the demise Of his aunt, Jane Falconer, of Scot
land.
n0A number Of social bellies in New York
announce Their intention OF being mot at home"
to any body after ten O'Clock in the evening. A
warning 10 Young men mo never know when
% take their departure.
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THE CARSIVAL.sssSs2--
PREMIUMS FOE TRorTING HORSES.

PBEAIU Ms FOE TR0TTING HORSES.
FIRST DAY.-EONDAY, February %. ISL.
1fcttJFg Ssa-ls DavA. Ore A,',, HCrS., 10 9 o
GsAfi@1ss hOdd HdEOH.
Sirst Premium--Ali horses. Fine Road Wagon
SO nd STemlCm All horses owned in ths Dig
he o. tolsnss previous - January /. ISL. single
God haunted Harness
Third PTsmIUn.-HorCss in the District Of OHM.
Ia v Inch bsye never beaten three minutes IA rub
~ me Kobe tOr first, n 81 Pair Of Blankets Tor
Fourth Premium An horsss-barring tae horse
ntlch WIS N ne met race. Set o. cold mounted
Barness-sipRls.
In Premium -poubls teams. bob horse. ow ned
~ one gentleman, md brown TO have been driven
togel Ger 81 team from January /. ISL Double
1cd mounted aTnsss TO hrst, and TO sec Jnd Rand
ssiEe H. DC ard ElaDkets.
sE,OSD DkY-TUEsDAY. February IL
Trot:tHs On, Me.
bspicate q first day. except a fine whip i given
Iu hand, Handsome SiN in -LaGd Whip.
"ecnd-Best fourth hand. Handsome -Four in
Tsird.-Be-t tandem team. Handsome Tandem
fOurth-Best private f,mil, carriage. Handsom.
.Fif,h-Be.t s-ntlem.r's saddle horse Saddle and
SIXTH Best Best public hack and team. Asnd,or.
>~ycnth.-yastest trcttius horse under saddle,
',mblnlsg style aud speed Saddle aud Bride
O. u. ALEXANDRA, CioIr05aH u Conan ,t,ss.
Premiums g. ts seen at the store Of r. LUrZ,
~ Bro, Penny lvsnis avenue, between4s and
All Competing horses o. report to col G. 81 AIux.
-NJsk thsliInan OF the CmmIttee, Marble Build
lns- th street, nssrF, before the 18th iusf.,
ANbs name description, and owner OF horses
- IN hosr triH - 50 opTyf aPl tag ne day for
fsSorS ~ ~.tri>s Gst hoTSt9st % appear or IL,
a. sHbt 6Nr'HE ice ft~O foss Of TIE Ca~HtraI TIE
= - '-'f q Hsrsa5fs aHH0sH-.d JoT sact Of ne
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From New York,

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Ihe Italy, from Liver
pool, las arrived.
The stock exchange has voted 5000 Tor the
relief OF France.
japanese princes and a delegation, number
ing eighteen, have arrived at the Metropoliton
Hotel.
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CoNrrRNArroxs-The Senate in .,

CoNFIRNArIoNs.-The Senate in executive
session yesterday confirmed the following nomi-
nations: Samuel r. Harlow. to be marshal for
eastern district New York; IabeZ n. Trask, Of
Mas, to be agent for the Tabequache Ctes Of
New Mexico, now located in Colorado; j. s.
Iirtletield, of Mass, agent for the Grand River,
Yampa, and 0uintah Indians of Colorado; A. j.
Curtis, OF n. Y, Indian agent in Territory OF
New Mexico, Charles b. Lines, pension agent
at Topeka, kansas; Ebenezer L. Welles. ssso-
ciate justice supreme court, Colorado Terrific
~; Joseph ". Fisher, associate justice supreme
collector Of customs, Milwaukee; Marshal h.
Blake, collector of internal revenue thirty
second district, \. Y, vice Pleasontou, re-
nal revenue for second district, " Y by cons)Ii-
dalton Of fourth and sixth district; BENJAMIN
Deyoe, assessor internal revenue, twenty-sixth
district. \. ", vice Wells, resigned; Isaac II.
Duval, assessor internal revenue, first district.
West Virginia. The nominations of a large
number Of postmasters were also confirmed.
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shipwreck on the Irish Co.st.

LoNDsR, Feb. 9.-The steamship Crescent
City. Captain Williams. from New Orleans JAN
LIN, IL aground on the coast OF Ireland, and
VIII, IL Is feared, become a total wreck. The
passengers, crew. and specie were landed safely,
but there is little hope OF saving the cargo The
Crescent City IL a British vessel, owned by the
Merchants Steamship Company, and l. , 80
tons burthen.
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Fire..

S.NDwICH, Mich. Feb. a.-The pa cking room
and blacksmith shop Of the Sandwich Tack
Company, was destroyed 10y fSe last evening.
About one-fourth OF the stock Gas saved, but in
damaged condition. Loss about 5000; in
sured.
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lpr0ar In England about o Dover
for the PrfncSss l. Ouise.

LONDON, Feb. John Locke, NJ. p. TOR
Southwark, in an address t. his Constituents
last evening, expressed himself in favor OF a
grant by Parliament OF dowry TO the Princess
Louise. The announcement created a great
uHoar in the meeting, and the uttersnce OF the
queens name Missed. At a meeting of
workmen last night il was resolved to hold pub
lie meetings in the metropolis and provinces 10
protest a. alnst the dowry.
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POSTSCRIPT!
~ By The Evening Star Private Tele-
graph Line.
mpsrtant Correspondence.

John BULL AND BROTHER JONATHAN.
Tie correspondence between the British Min.
lister TO this country and the Secretary OF State
in regard 70 the various questions at issue be-
tween the two countries was sent % Congress
this aiteIIO DON.
In his first letter, dated January 26th, Mr..
Thornton proposes the appointment OF joint
High Commission, the members TO be name by
eaUn government, To hold It's sessions in this
city, and Ito treat OF and discuss the mode OF
settling the different questions which have
arisen out of the fisheries, as well those which
affect the relations OF the United States towards
Her Majesty's possessions in North America
In his reply, dated the 26th of January, Sec
rotary Fish Acknowledges the receipt of MIR.
Tborn;on's letter, and its friendly spirit, but
says the President is of the opinion that but
little would he accomplished by the proposed
Commission unless the Alabama claims" are
also 10 be considered, and adds that this Gov
eminent Il ready to proceed on that basis.
To this note Mr.. Thornton replies. under date
of list OF February, that the British government
would be willing TO include the Alabama
Claims provided that ''all other claims, both
OF British subjects and citizens q the United
States arising out of acts committed during the
recent civil war in this country, are also sim
ilarly referred
The final note from Mr. Fish, dated the Sd
inst, asseDts to the rrOpriety of the suggestions
made to the British government, but suggests
that only such other claims shall be considered
as may be presented by the governments Of the
respective claimants at an early day TO be agreed
upon by The commission.
At so clock the Senate was still in eSecu-
tive session On the subject.
BAD vOR TBR REPkAL OF TRR INCOME Tax
Mr. Hooper to- day undertook to get up the bill
for the repeal of the income tax by moving to
60 into Committee OF the Whole, but the motion
was lost by vote OF l03 to tG7. The analysis Of
the vote shows that the motion was defeated by
the salt and coal men who got wind of the pur-
pose Of the opponents OF repeal to put a rider
admitting salt and coal free. Mr.. Mccarthy, of
New York, the champion of salt, voted in the
committee for the repeal OF the income tax, but
to-day he turned tail and voted against Mr..
HOopers motion, lest salt should Come TO harm
If the repeal bill was pushed. Some hold that
this action OF the House kills the repeal bill:
but it is pretty certain that its friends will not
abandon it quite vet.
UoCsE ADJOUENED-SH r. N.-Ths House
has lust al iourned, after announcement If the
death OF Hon. John COvOde by Dir. Niblack.
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VA Chicago paper is guilty OF revival
Zing.'
~Springfeld ILL.,, youths hold champagne
orgies in the Opera House boxes.
0Good resolutions are like ladies who faint
in lecture rOOm-they should be carried out
~The microscope shows that an oyster con-
tains multitude or small oysters covered with
sbells.
"James p. Scaggs was killed in Baltimore
yesterday, being struck on the head with
pitcher 10y Isaac NJ Purnell.
~Every plain girl has one consolation
though not pretty young lady, she will ii she
lives, be pretty old one.
~The FreaT Stone Company, of AIbany 10
manufacturing stone collins, to take the place
Of the outside, or rough collins, at funerals.
GA. W. Phelps is the working mans candi-
date for Congress in the second district of
Connecticut.
~Gov. English heads petition to the City
Council of New Haven to allow the running Of
the street cars on Sunday.
~ Resolutions censuring President Grant for
interfering in elections have been defeated In
the Ohio Senate-yeas IA, nays Ia.
~Charles NJ. Swager, Of Louisville, KY,
died i'm Paris on the 22d inst. from wounds in
nicted by q shell fred during the lombard
ment.
~Green Newly, of Illinois, proved the APP
prOpriateness of his first name by drinking two
gallons Of apple jack, and deceasing therefron.
~Ths Presbyterian Ministerial Association
Of the P%cp %sssoy Eao% the
Libraries on Sunday.
~They had an original snow squall in Yer
mont last week, which was accompanied by
thunder and lightning, horse being struck BY
the latter.
ga foreign'gentleman declares that he can
tell whenever he crosses the border of Nassa-
cbusetis:. because all the women begin to have
views"
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THE TANEI FUND.-It was announced from
the bench in the Supreme Court yesterday that
there would be meeting of that court on Sat
urday morning, at II O'Clock, in reference to
the proposed Taney fund.
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Another Released re.isn Coming.

LONDON, Feb. Col. Halpin, one of the re-
leased Fenan prisoners, is a passenger on the
Cunard steamship Siberia, which sailed from
Queenstown on Wednesday.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL RLvRNUY.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S39i.s76.

TEE Portland (Me.l Press OF Monday speaks
d.sCouTagingly of the health OF Senator Morrill,
He will not lie able At presehs to return TO
Washington.
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Col. CrToN has issued an order Commenting
the cadets at West Point for their efficient
services in suppressing the FIRE in the adet
harIacks.
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e%It IL proposed % stop the altered check
swindie by printing in two colors, one ipdelibie,
the other fugitive, the whole face Of the check
being 6lled with 6ne lines.
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Rid. for Government Gold.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-There were nineteen
bids Tor government gold TO-DAY, amounting to
S3.l39.s eco, At from III 10 HIS. The awards
will be 81 90, o0o, at lll..5.
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LECTURES.

DKOIEssoR PRATT.
The most successful
HORsE EDUCATOR IN THE WORLD
~ coming Thrcugh the influence Of some of our
most prCuIlL eDt citizens. Prof Pratt ha. No. 80,
dgcec 20 come 10 this city and give "
COURSE OF LECTURE
which have gained fer him the highest encontiums
OF the press wherever be has yisitei. Giving ali
who are interested in hsrses and their manage
ment rare Opportunity to learn bis system Prof.
p ate lass IN philaitlphis Numbered 1856 AMI
Baltimore class 70 date IL nesrly 900.
he VII eject pithestrr at the corner of
fenosN tNsTIa aVtiine and IL, street. tel N
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
GRAND CARNIVAL AND FETE
~ IT THE HN
CAPITAL OF THk UNITED STATES, ~
FEbRU AIRY goth and 2Ist Isl -
HEAppCARTER

OoM MiIIEE HEADpi ARTERS
hoCD, No. 4 SH,pfsfJS BPidtag. N.9O-., Pa ar
The Committee Of Arrangements respectfully an.
noucs that the ClO-ing features in the alton
OF tie 10Th aud 2lst will be IS follows
A GRAND CIVIC BALL at the MASONIC
IEmfLE on ~. ever ing Of the 2lst int at which
the President. Vice President CABINET. senate and
House OF Representatives and the invited guests of
the ~ viii be present.
GkAND MAskED BALL ct CARUsI SA-
Lptn on abe same evening.
both Balls To be given by nSs Upton, and under
me cuhtroI OF the Carniv al Committees. Books of
have been placed 10 the hands II The
rssgecnve committees. ard can also be found At
Philp esontons, Blanch hard \ Mohun's, and First
tional Bank
Subscribers desiring ladies Invitations " i'll please
send address TO either Above places or T. the Cnm
mittee Room. iChrOn kep,Pat fe9 I'd
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SAM SHARrLHN is attracting large audie
at odd Fellows Hall every night. with hi.
trained csnaries, wonderful cat, and ed iC s;el
white mice. Each auditor in sure 70 re x We a
gilt.
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, NR. CArRoN. Commissioner 0? Agriculture,
returned Yesterday from a visit TO his son, at
Kenosha, Wis, who was severely burned at TIE
disastrous fire there last week. We are glad tn
learn that there are some hopes of his son Z
recovery.
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ga female knights OF Pythias' has just
been started, the highest degree being known
~ Supreme Pavilion, Pythian SisterhOoi.''
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Three More Victims Of the HudsOn
Disaster
PoUGBKEHPsIK, Feb. 9-The undertaken has
been informed that three more bodies have
been found.
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MRS. LANDRR.-"Tbe Stranger" Was sabsti-
tuted for ''henry VIII" At Wallis Opera House
last night, and the audience, st hrst disap-
pointed and determined not 20 be interested,
we're coon melted TO tears bv the effective acting
Of Mira Lander in the part Of "Mrs. Halter, %
which has never been performed more accepta-
bly, in this city. Tonight Mrs. Lander sni
company will appear in her new play, "Char-
lotte CorCay."
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TWENTY FIRST ANNIyERSARY JOURNEY.
MEN B0okBlNDEkS' SOCIETY.
MASQUERADE AND CIVIC BALL,
MASONIC HALL, FEBRUAkY
Tickets 81, admitting Gentleman and La ~
lice. made % commence at o. clock precise.
w. Ladies inv tstions TO be presented at the door.
committee Of Arrang-mehis-J. Espey, J. II :,
Bush j. /. Biakeney, Gee. Barnes, John A. Land
folgt. fell lot
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THURSTOSS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow.
DIE !. the best article tor cleansing ami preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price, IS aud s. cents
JOUYEN'S NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER
stores soed gloves equal 10 Sold by all drug
gists aud fancy goods dealers Price. q cents fas "
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WALL OPERA HOUSE.
Special ANNOUNCEyENT
BSGAGEMEhT FOR ONE wEIh ONLY.
C1nmsEeing MONDAY, February Is, OF tee cele-
krafed
BERGER FAMILY SWISS BELL RINGERS.
Voeshsts, Barpisis, Violinists, 4 Cornet Players
TIE Largest sno Best Trsure al Bell Ringers in
America, Assisted by the Great Humorist,
SOL SMITH KUSSELL.
and other vocal and ipstrume ts talent
New songs, Duets, Ouartette Overtures. and
Solos on the Harp. Violin. Cornet, Flute, PicOlo.
Iiihem and silver"SrAFF BELLS Everything
new sDi elegant, far SURPRISING any similar enter
"a nmept ever before styen in this city
FAMILY hATlNEES WEDNESDAY and SATUE
DAI ut ~ o'clock
Liberal Prices will be mantau~ii Dress Circle
and Psr9uette 50 cts secured ATS in do rs Or
steetrs Chairs rs cts AIRED seats ia 90. 81.
Family tIrsie ard Gallery. S cts. Reserved seats
80 b. secured 81 Ellis Music Store feglw
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THESE FAUTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON
SHERATON Disesss should be guarded against
or u must be SKrea The alternatives are death or
such consequences A. render life burden. Combat
the malaria, purify the blood, put the nerves In
order, regulate the female system, promote the ap
petite, Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheums-
nGn, ncresse the yigOr Of both body and mind, and
relieve the children Of summer com plants. All this
car only be done with safety, Certainty and prompt
nees by Charles GautieTs Native Wine Bitters; -
says popular opinion, endorsed by many Of the
eInlnent PHI sscians, who rs Of the complete
victory OF these over all other Bitters IL has So
tuteiy driven them ont OF the market where IL has
been introduced Gautiers Native Wine Bitter.
may be had OF all druggists osH tr
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TIE CARHIvAL.-The goat race will he qaite
a feature Of the Carnival, a. over thirty goats
from the Navy Yard was % enthusiastic a. 10
take his goat up 20 the secretary's room, on the
third door OF Shepherds building. They VIII
all report in front OF that building on Tuesday
afternoon next, al O'Clock, for review by Tue
committee.
The Secretary received dispatch this morn
ing from VIM. Prescott Smith, stating that al
arrangements had been com Dleted for h ali fare
on the through line from here 10 New York
Colonel Audenrie'l, Of Gen. Sherm st17.
has been chosen Chief Marshal Tor the entire
festivities.
The programme Tor the festivities has not been
fully agreed upon, but the following Is PARTIALLY
settled The lirst day trial OF speed-sing.s
harness, double team in buggies, light wagons.
and carriages-followedb by the military contest
ing tor the prize of l0o0 next. goat race, "a X
race, foot race, and other sports. The second
day, final contest Of speed for prizes, TO be fol.
lowed by grand tournament; a. y. m. The
most interesting feature OF the occasion, The
grand procession of masq ueraders and the vari-
Gus societies. The day TO close with mas ueraie
and civic balls. The premiums offered tor tIot-
ing are advertised in another column.
TIE SECOND MAINE socIABLE OF the season
was held last evening at Marinis Hall. IL wac
very pleasant affair, ans reflected great credit
on the members OF the association. The at
tendance Was very large, aud many beautifa al
ladies and distinguished men OF the DirigO
state were present. Among the ladies were
Mayor Emery, Miss Clara Adams, Miss Bette
Adams, Miss Lizzie Slater, Miss Kate woods,
Miss Griswold, Miss Alice Epex, Mrs White,
Miss Emma Sawyer, Miss Grace Spaulding
Miss Faunce, Miss Brown, Miss Smell, Mrs.
Snow, Mrs. Phletus sawyer, Mre. Colonel r.
9. Ford, and many others. Among the dis
distinguished gentlemen there we're Hon. J. y.
Witcher, West Virginia; Hon. J. Perhsm, Hon.
Joel Asper Judge Smell, Mayor Emery, G. @.
Felmick, Judge Granger, 8. Z. Faunce, Gen 1
toward. Hon Mark H. Dunnell, Hon. l.. ID.
Moore. Hon. w. Patton, Judge French. Dako-
to; Judge Brooker, Dakota, Colonel o'Brien,
Colonel j. G. Smith, and many others. Dancing
vas kept mp for several hours With great snirit.
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l'ohNS, SO.
-. ph WHITE, Sarg.0a a. rrapodJSf
NO 955 Eth .iTe et, opposite L. . Tre..rrx fs.,.,
Ish,d IN W ssh,ngton ID. G. ls5l He snccessfnily
treats toIns, bunlons, thillblains. Climb AMI In,
ErCvIng Nails, and other diseases OF the fsas viii
cut pain OF nconV eDience t. the patient Tie .hoa
Co De worn with ease mmedi ately after the opera
lion Refers 90 she many eminent Physical So
SeS rs, and thousands Of other BON sbe pzr-an.
" DO PairODiLe bis establishment Hours, from I.
y t.sp m owing 10 press If business Al once
DIT bite 10 unable 10 visit ps.ieit- AZ th.ir resi
ernces, except between and D m ausl-ly
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Te.ssropked EIeluficciy 10 he Er,ninc .Say
PARIS THANKS lp<nnN
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NOMINATE oNs.-The President semi the fol-
low ing nominations TO the Senate to-day:
John b. Kenney, collector internal revenue,
frst district Pa; John j. Pollock, collector in
ternal revenue, second district, Pa.;C. X. Cos
tar collector internal revenue, Sth district, y ";
Henry Rves, collector OF internal revenue fifth
district Virginia; Geo. S. Smith, assessor inte.-
nal revenue fifth district Virginia; 4. W. Mas
sey, collector customs YOrktoWn, Va.
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z &. BEICHENBACH'b Piano 0aOP a
l.. Ne. 43 liza Street, atore Pen.a. Apepss.
IsTABIiSHED OVER 20 IKARsD
cois sfsncy Tor the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
{. " m hnsbe Co., Baltimore, and Wm.-
MeCAmmoD, Albany; aISo second hand
ffanos, Organs and Meloc' as for sale oruvvNyv
.sLI On the most accommod, ing terms; Piano And
organ Tuning and Repairing as1-Iys