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FATAL
(FRoM DUB OWN CORRESPONDENCE

FORK OF EDIsTo, December 10.
Jane salley, a colored girl about eleven
years OF age, residing ten miles west Of Orange.
burg, was accidentally shot and kIl ID by her
brother, Peter Ssley, on the 17tn instant. Ac.
cording to the testimony Of witnesses, the deceased
brother In play, when by some means 1t fired.
lodging the contents just below tue " RIB OF
the right side. She survived about one hour.
The Jury o inquest rendered q verdict IN accord.
ance with the above. D g. PAYaAN.
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Receipts per Ra1lro ad, December al.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

124s bales cotton, Is bales goods, % bbls spirits
turpentine, 81 bbls rosln, 2 cars stock, 10 oars
wood. To Railroad Agent, g b Walter q co, Z
P smith, Pelzer. Rodgers q co, Stono Phosphate
Company, AS Smith, Mowry D Son W Q Courtney
& co, q W Williams & co. L Desaussure, " y
Bee 4 co. Kinsman Il howell, ] Allan. A Sail.
mas. W A Boyle, J IL Caldwell & Son, W1tte Bros,
W B williams d Son, WV Smith, Ohaza a.,
Barden 4 Parker, F @ Kracke. b Bulwinkle d
co, stenens, Werner d Duckor. B O'Neill. Cobia
d co, Gibbes d Barnwell, Trenholm d Son.. OF
wieters. " O Dukes 4 co, Wlss d co, Whtlden &
Jones W B Smith 4 co, e h Frost d CO,
Wilkins d co. Williams, Black 4 Williams, ABB
Mnlligan, Sloan Il Seignious, Crawley d DeAen,
Counts d Wroton, ldurdaugE d Weekley.
NoRTERAsTBRN RAILROAD.
1873 bales upland cotton, ~ bags sea island cot
ton, IA bbls spirits turpentine, cars lumber, mdse,
&c. To Railroad Agent, Frost & CO, W z Ryan.
Mowry 4 Son, A ] Salinas. @ II " alter & CO, q
Katie 4 CO, T r smith. A 8 Smith, W O Court.
ney d CO, Barden d Parker, Wilcox. Gibbs & CO,
Wht.den d Jones. Trenholm a Son, Ravenel d 90,
Pelzer, Rodgers Z co, J Thompson: FO Mey.
Pringle d Son, W q Bee 4 CO, Witte Bros, G W
Williams d co, Reeter 4 Davis, L E Conner i son,
Kinsman & Howell, s D Stoney, J N Robson, Fen
wick Il Talbot, q Halkln Archer, aaillard j III.
nosr, E Yelling, Order, and others.
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THE. TIMES OUT OF JOINT,
NEW ORLEANS, Dece,

NEW ORLEANS, UEC6mOSr ".
The proceedings in the United States Dis
trics Court, before Judge Durell, to force the
New Orleans Times INTO bankruptcy, have result
ed in the seizure OF the establishment, and the
Judge Alexander Walker and E. O. Hancock, the
associate editors Of the New Orleans Times, Will
Issue q new paper, to be called The Times. The
suspension OF the New Orleans line causes gen.
eral regret. 49,
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funeral MONIES.

a-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintance Of Nj. and Mrs. F. LAMPE, MI.
Louis ami Henry Deitz, Mr.. and Mrs. Fredsburg
and their families, are respectfully invited to at.
tend the Funeral Of the former, from his late resi-.
dence. King. near George streets, at 10 O'Clock
THIS MORNING. dec23
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT. !

New YORK, December 81.
The bank statement shows o decrease OF
loans of one and seven ighths Of q million; In.
crease Of specie, one million; decrease OF legal
Tenders, " and one.half million; decrease OF de-
posIts, three and three elghths Of Q million.
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ObnuGrp.

GAILLIRD.-Dled on the 10th December, 1872,
r. PEYRK GAuLARD. eldest sou OF the late D.. !.
s. GsllIard, Of st. Johns Berkeley, In the Asth
wear OF his age.
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Bperial Notifies.

~ CONSIGNEES PEP STEAMSHIP
G B GIL A. from New York, arc snottGed
that abe is THIS DiY discharging cargo q Pier
No. Q, Union Wharves. All Goods remaaninssou
the. dock at sunset viii be stored ss oWners,9jsk
and expense. VIVA. c0URTEAAHsgs=
dec2s-1 7raasAgen
@~ CoNsIGNEEs PER M~RRCHAHTS'
Line from New York, per Echooner LILLY win
send 10 Adger's North wharf for Goods BE1oll
SUNSET, or they VIII be stored at their risk ldd
expense. No claim after removal.
deo2s ROACH q NOFFErT. Agenti.
IRA OARD.-NR. EDITOR BEINGA
plan,er and having business in the city, / called
at the County Commiaaioners's once, snd,i 10 my
surprise, found one Of the old board in the once.
Now I wish you would inform rs when the old
county commissioners will turn over 20 the new
oard the books and papers, that the tsxpayerscan
get some reliable information appertainine@to
business. - q PLkNfnss
doooo m +S
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~AC CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL IN AID
OF THE sUNDAY.scHooL P01LDISG FIND OF
GRACE CHURCH viii be held &C the RSltdof the
Washington Rine Club. No.. 800 King street, on
MONDAY, December 2ad.
Admission Is cents.
Doors open ata P. n. Gifts from the Christmas
Tree will be distributed TO all children holding
tickets OF admission. g4as9
Santa CLAUS will also be In attendance.
Supper will be served in the evening.
Tickets may be purchased ct the Book Stores
at ]. 3. READ 4 CO.'S, at THo~NAs.kyIAH.
NEAU'S, aud at the door. dec91
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5perial Notices.

~-PALMETTO GUARD R1FLE CLUB.
The Members are requested to call at heasfs.
BROWN L JoRNsoN's Hat Store, King street,
opposite Hasel, and have their measures taken for
the New Hats, where q sample can be seen.
dpcS
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Urnas artn Me11nnes.
n R1MAULT's SYRUP OF HYPoPHOs-
.pBrrE OF LINE.

This new French Medicine has been used hy
many Of our citizens with the greatest success tn
the cure Of COUGHS and the different afrections
Of the lungs. Pleasant to the tsste End certain
In its erects.' Prepared by
GRIMAULT q CO.,
No. As Rue Riehelieu, Paris,
And for sale by their Agents,
DOwIE, AOIsE q DAVIS, Y
Charleston, q. O.
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a-THE MEMBERS OF THE GERAAN
HUssARs TILTINa CLUB are requested to call
on Messrs. MENKH d MULLER and leave orders
for their Uniforms.
By order Of the President
o. 10. ". BlsCHoFF,
octo Secretary.
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@r BELL SCHNAPPs DISTILLED
by the Proprietsrs at schisdsm, In Holland. An
inyigora.ing Tonic and Medicinal Beverage.
warranted perfectly pure, and freq from o.
deleterious substances. 1t is distilled from Bar.
ley OF the finest quality, and the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy. and designed expressly for casee
OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dropsy, aout, Rheu-
matism, General Debility, Csrtsrrh OF the Bad
der, Pains In the Back and Stomach, n all
diseases OF tho Urinary Organs. 1t gives reaief
Ia Asthma, Gravel and Oaiouli In the Bladder,
strengthens and invigorstes the systeln, land b
q certain preventative and cure OF that dreadtal
scourge, Fever and Ague. 81
CAUTION ASK for "HUDSON g. WoLPEfS
BELL SOHNAPPS."
For sale by all respectable arocsrs and Aposns.
carries. i
HUDSON q. WOLFE d Co, Sole Importers.
once, No. is South william street, New YORK.
sep3o-3mos
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~ NOTICE TO LOT-OWNHRs ON

Rr NOTICE TO LOT-OWNERs Ion
-suLLLVANlS ESTABLISHMENTS
that the Resolution adopted By the Town Council
OF Noultrisville, yscating all Lots on the first day
OF January, 1878, upon which q Building has not
been erected, or Is being erected, and sub3ecans
them to q new allotment wtl be rigidiy eafoeced:
BY order Of the Intendant. -; -. i
dece.4 D. B. GILLILAND. Recorder.
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@KNIGHTS WISHING TO ATTEND
,he GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL % 3ta
given at WATERFORD on Christmas Day next are
II qulred TO forward the character in which thsy.
will ride, also I'VE dollars entrsnce fee, on orhs.
fore the Goth December. All applications muss %
made tot. W. WILLIAMS or I. B. 0'BRYAH.@isf'
dec8 fmWS -rf ~ ..r%s
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~-YOU NEED NOT GO TO FLORIDA
to cure your Cough. Take TUFTS EXPKcfO-
RANT and enjoy the comforts Of home. Tnirts
GOOD advice. decle.spxw
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@ TO. CONSERVATIVES. MANY
have been happy to give their testimony In fayor
OF the use of''wILB0R's PURE COD LIVER OH
and LIME" Experience has proved II 70 besa
valuable remedy for Consumption, Anhms, Dip.
iberia and all diseases or the Throat and Lungs,
Manufactured only BY B. WILBoR, Chemist,
No. 1ss Court street. Boston. Sold by druggists
generally. decl0-mH1o
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POET QALENDAK
NoDN1s PHAGH5.
.MAhINE VIEWS.

CHARLESTON, u. O.. DECEMBER %, 1872.
.at 81 deg 40 min IS seo. Lon 7ades 81 MN At ssc
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- The party given by Mrs. Ashton to Miss
Ballard was also attended by many Of those
whose names have been mentioned. Some of
those also attended Miss Aids german.
Lent begins with to-day, but from the many
regrets at its beginning early, 1t may be taken
for granted that it will not be strictly observed
There is talk of not q few social parties, and
ole hears o. germans even, which are to be Civ
en- during the six weeks supposed abstinence.
The young officers at the marine barracks de-
clare that they have no religious scruples as to
Monday morning dances, and it will 90 hard ii
the ladies allow them to enjoy these opinions
alone; but fr N the parties already made up for
next Monday, We imagine the officers will not
Sigh tot partners. Not few handsome dinners
also will be given each week during Lent; and
then the japanese are coming, and OF course the
same sacrifice of broken resolutions will be Of
rercd a. incense at their shrine as that SO un-
hesitatingly rendered the High Joints last year.
- The President Will hold levse tomorrow
evening.
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nora han cne hundred Of our citizens feel them
..lves urder r-cusl O1ligstiOn TO @. GAUTlER,
10 l2IT and I2I9 Feunsy lvania avenue, for be-
AZ able through the virtues OF his celebrated Bit
rs 20 participate in the festivities incident TO the
Holiday Season. Although MI q. takes much pride
!, thus being rnblic benefAciOr, he does not allow
ne oker drties of his business 70 escape his Obser
T.ti0n Already his store grCa1s with the immense
sssk OF Liquors and Cordss imrerted for the HSl-
st.v trsde and which have been selected with car
or ,h.. wants of bis patrons. Those In want Of
Whistles. Brandies, vines and Liquors, should
xxor btr with q call and be assured that hat they
ssy IN his line will be not vny pure but ursdul
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RsteheIor's Hair DYE.

This .piendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world
Harmless reliable instantaneous does not oentaih
sd nCr any cttaIic poison to produce psraly sis OF
issth Avoid the sAnntsd and aelasiye preparations
scssting virtue. they de- not possess The genuine
y a. Bachelors Hair Dye has had larry ysos'
80 only perfecf Bair Dye-BIack or Brown Sold
sy al druggists Applied at 10 Bond street, New
faI-
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DIVORCED COUPLE GET MARRIR0 . So
oSD TINE IN PRESENCE OF THEfR Catrpnvx
marriage of peculiar interest was eelebrafed
at the residence of Rev. Stephen Psxson, on
Soutn MauVslsterre street, on Tuesday evening
Mr.. George b. Bennett, OF ST JoseDh Ia snd
Mrs: Mildred Bennett were the principals in the
AFFAIR. Rev. W. F. Short performed the mar
rage ceremony, which was one Of peculiar in
$50. .ioni lie fact that the prirfcipals had
been Joined together as man and wife years 20,
Two years ago they procured a divorce aud sep
arated, only 10 come together again and be re-
joined In the holy bonds Of matrimony Two
sons born to them during their wedde lffe aged
respectively six and nine, were present 20 wiz
ness the marriage of their father and mother
The wedding Was quiet affair, not having lseeB
heralded abroad In the least Mr.. and Mr. Ben
neu, with their children, left yesterday for their
inture home at 81. Joseph, La-Jzci son r.llel TJ)
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SPECIAL TICES S.


y q MN r. q = UhE-
80 h-ftfe- : ], p-T Ea.ioB, s.. Also, a large
- tf-i.'afuIs MiDts, Pot. Auscatel, Angeles
- - pr b1ttel 81 IA quantity. These Wines
80 p. Fr due -, stG are the only article n
80 TIA an D. Teiisd Cpou as perfectly pure,
80 so'rnHrt on ;urrose- and The sick. Pric ;
l-t-slr.Sty how. 1 have aisps pure old Hsitod
. MI s6apf-.l Cor delicate persons and females
~ ,Sss- gt.d- afc warranted perfectly pure still
iTe 70 ~ former very low rates !! 10 ~ per cent.
- ussaf rates. hiCn Certainly gTss; ia.iuce
-->-ftTNuyefs. 1 keep a large assortment, buy in
80 CHARITIES AID be ace afford n sell =" low
.iIi vel repay TO give me q cal, even though ii
= Iittle Oui ~ your way
;ars9tr second a 4 n streets, N. W.
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Affairs I'm Utah.

THE DETAINED NAILs-PRoTEsT AGAINST rag
SALT LAKE CITY ELECTION.
NEw YORK, Feb. IA Salt Lake Dispatch
states thatRrrangements are making 20 send the
mails eastward in coaches.
mass meeting will be held tonight 20 pro-
test against the illegal character OF the city cleo
ton, and a demand for q registry Law will be
made.
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female thief was recently arrested in
!hSoAsk, Who answered TO the sppellatiou
.'.nng hsrth, from the state OF Mizce.'
10y ouns ..sly in Phiisdelphia has become
able Dor net. . sssn'oh-
As issorers were boring for a pas-vell At
.,rmct S, i Sss' , large vein Of gas wa
ousiy and the derrick and engine ho1se. ~H 'e'''
VAn absent DindsA residen, 81 n.,.
shnt dorn 9 wlsdcy Monday, and forgot "a
draw draw In his head. He was calling for Heller
bla,es whom dsscovered.-DanbaryN sscs.
1 ~Mrs. James W. Nayes has ana IA IN. 49,
rle of Fulton, KY, hy her skill As q mS,Ismpso
Last week. With ri0e, she shot several Ia
geese, hitting each exactly in the head. VII"
ga naughty boy being told by his motha-
that God would not forgive him if he did some
thing, answered: YES, He would, too~God
likes 70 forgive little boys; that's what He's
tor" S
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The Alabama Claims Cases 60 be Pat
in Ere00h.

NEW YORK, Feb. lith.-It IL stated that the
whole case of the Alabama claims will have TO
betranslated into French before IL can be fully
examined by the members Of the tribunal, sew
efal OF whom are deficient In English. In
view OF this fact, the meeting OF the tribunal i'm
April viii be informal, real work being deferred
until June. This also gives Charles Francis
Adams time 10 return 10 America 20 snperin-
tend his diary.
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The London Press On the Alabams
Englaud's TItimatum.
SHE WILL PAY $4,000. 900 IN COLD. AND

1T SQUARE.
LONDON, Feb. l3.-l Herald Special. No Eng
hsh government, continuing the negotiations la
regard TO the Treaty of Washington a. the case
now stands, could hold on ce twenty four hours
This is absolutely certain; and it can be stated,
equally emphatically, that should the govern
ment 90 out on this issue, their successors, from
the nature OF the case, would be equally pre-
vented from continuing the negotiations.
Therefore the arbitration Is ended, and the OBJ
portuDity for accommodation will be lost, unless
point Of indirect losses, is arrived at. The Eng
lish government having positively refused 10
pay Tie gross sum, proposition of that nation
cannot now he advanced, but should the Amer
lean government renew its proposition
made on March Sth, 1870, in protocol. ID could
be arranged on the basis that England paw the
highest sum named by America-thir;y million
OF dollars i'm gold,
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ROMANCE OF CRINE-A Nan Inprisoned for
Murder Escepts, and Retyrns at TAG z.me He Pro-
ni'sed ne Woaid.-Tbe Bastrop (La.) Conserca-
tire says: The sheriff was yery much astonishe.l
the other morning when gentleman walked In
the courtroom, stepped mp behind him, tapped
him on the shoulder, and told him he was ready
TO be arrested again A recognition OF the man
was accompanied by smile on the part Of the
sheriff, which seemed to indicate at once the
entire return OF all his confidence in human ma
ture. As soon as the sheriff "rallied, !" however
lie went down into the depths OF his inside coat
pocket and brought forth Q writ OF arrest and
executed II under the eve Of the court, the ac-
cused having placed himself i'm readiness as
aforesaid. 1t will be remembered that this is
the same man who short time ago was in con-
hnemenf in the parish Jail, aud who, upon being
nm IN one day. and vent to his home in Arkau-
sss. u pom his departure, though, he left the
sneflH note, stating to him thak he need not
as De would return whom the court met: and he
mas Kept his word. He&s indicted Cor murder.
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Sone women - Oxford county. Ne.. An.
9ts1ng - favor q nakine rum - - rss.sse
'seIe iOf ne nisdeeds a ram drinksr1 = =
vsss.s5.n 1iiroy vas arraigned In New YORK
"A; nnS ~ s murder. He pleaded not guilty. He
The Rhode Island legislature are AGAIN
k,oned oy the unmarried sisterhood on the
.n s,Ate 10 grant them permission to vote
,hsse CIV husbands or anything else thew no sv
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THE ANNUAL ASSAY AT THE PHILADELPHIA
MINT began yesterday morning. and will
continue for several DAYS.
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Mayor Hall Going 90 Sue q
Gen. sickIes as a Mediator.

New YORK, Fec. 1i.-It is stated that Genera
Sickles will he sent 10 Albany 10 heal the dill
culties between the two wings Of the republican
party i'm this state.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
a Rfxu I'm France

faEis. teb. A-Tbe members OF the party
OF the right i'm the national assembly hsld =
ncetlng last night. and adopted resolution de-
claring their Willingness to fuse with the or
leanists Ina that body.
The London Press On the Alabama
Claims.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE London comic papers.
Punch, Fun end Judy, print cartoons ridiculing
me presentment OF the American claims Tor n
direct damages.
The Daily Ne,rs has a special dispatch from
Rome, which says that Gen. sherman. AT his
reception by the King OF Italy, assured HIS
Majesty that the Alabama claims wouId ne
peacefully and finally settled by the Geneva tri-
bunal OF arbitration
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How. GEORGE r. DENNIS, United States
Senator-elect from Maryland in place Of Hon.
George yickers, was to-day upon the floor of the
Senate.
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DIR. MARY +. WALLER appeared before the
senate Committee on Military Affairs this at
ternoon to advocate the claims of women who
served in the union army during the rebellion
to compensation for their services.
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THE WIDOW Of the late General Rawiins was
married in Connecticut last week. She is now
M e. F. Daniels Of New York.
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The Cincinnati Convention Not Post.

CINCINNATI, Feb. l4.-Mr. Grosvenor, presi-
dent Of the late Missouri liberal convention,
denies that the Cincinnati convention has been
postponed, a. charged by the New York Saa.
Mayor Hall Going 90 Sue the Times.
NFw YORK, Feb. i4.-Mayor Hall intends
bringing suit against the Times ii he is acquitted
on the com ng trial IL l. said his trial will be
postponed, owing 10 the illness OF Judge DAILY.
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Explains and ReSis

ALBANY. Feb. li.-Mr. Terwilliger. clerk
the senate, resigned this morning. lie read
communicate in vindlcatIon OF himself.
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GALUsHA A. GROW, ex- Speaker of the House,
is at the Astor House, New York, but isregister-
ed from Texas, instead of Pa, yOre. Mr..
Grow is connected with a railroad i'm Texas, and
has taken up his residence there.
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X Z n o V A Z

Poe al q; hkksING 4 JONES, Real Fs,o,,
sa,rs th.x cahhEI near the corner of l5th street
he oner 10 their patrons increased fssii;tis.
1siI bgsness i0h Of all matters sppertsinine 10
fl2 81
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THE ONLY NOMINATIONS sent to the Senate
by the President to-day were those Of number
OF deputy postmasters.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
Last Appearances Of
WILLIAM HORACE LINGARD,
ALICE DUr MING LINGARD
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Byron's Amusing
WAR TO TIE KNIFE
IINGARD IN his Famous Sketches.
LITTLE TODDLEKINS
TRUBSnAI-NANAL EhGAGEMENTS. Sketches
ana COmetietta.
ERIDAY-BENEF T-"RROU- FROU."
sATVRpAY-LINGARD MsTIHEE
MOSnAY-SOTHERN s"DrNDREARY "
NEW NATION NAL THEA Il Z.
TIE Greatest Event 4 the Season will be
NM MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY l9rH,
N >EEiS6
DUNDBEARY ENACTED BY S0THERN,
he mrs: sUulste Artist of the age. The charac
tsr OF LORD DUNDREARY, written and created by
Hr sOTH ERN. has been enacted By him in Europe
ard America more than SO times, in Tom Tay lor
ILIee act .rEedy entitled
CUB AMERICAN COUSIN,
ard Miss Laura keene has vested in SOtheru the
Tght u produce this comedy in tie United States.
Mr. SOthern kss purchased from Miss Laura
ke-ue the sole right and title If 'OUR AMERICAN
COUSIN Pat tls4t
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INTERNAL REV sNUE-The receipts from this
source to- day were $3.50 o56.SO.
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having agreed to report a bill for the construc-
ton of ten iron steamships at cost OF g 900 900,
Secretary Robson and Gen. Batter appeared
before the committee appropriations to-day
and urged the necessary appropriation.
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The President will hold receptions from to
10 O'Clock p. m, on Thursday, February and Is.
Mrs. Grants receI lions will take place every
Tues1ay afternoon, from TO O'Clock.
The wives fthe several members OF the Presi-
dents Cabinet viii receive on Wednesday after
noon of each week.
Mrs. Blaine's receptions every Wednesday
afternoon of the season, beginning January
10Th, from 2A To O'Clock.
Mrs. Marshal Sharp receives on Fridays.
INTERNAL REvNNUE-The receipts from this
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"OUR CAsE."-In reference to a resolution
of the Senate calling for information on the
subject, the President yesterday sent to that
body a copy of the American CASE in the
Alabama claims matters, as presented to the
board of arbitration at Geneva.
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