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Trial of Mrs. wnartou
Or. WARREN fill MAINTAINS THAT GKNEGl
kHTCHrN WAS NOT rnIsoNEn-

Nm. WARREN sTiLI MAINTAINS THAT GENERAL
kETcHrN WAS NOT roIsoNEn.
ANNAPOLIS, Mn, Jan. 4.-The court met az
" ocloek. Dr. Warren resumed the stand. and
ms examination IS medical expert was CON
tnued. The Characteristic symptoms OF ccrehr.,
spinal meningitis and those OF poison hy tartar
.meuc were further detailed by witness, IN con
nnnstion Of his eyideIce Of YESTERDAY After
uese had been infinitely and pr,f.ssinraf,,
stated and concluded, In reply "a q question ~
MI Steele. Dr. Warren answered fhst :. 81 -.
not possible that General Ketcham .,o,ls -,
oeen poisoned on SATURDAY. night or SundaY
hght because on both theS.s o.,cssions he a, -
hnar. 'si ,, ana was not disturbed for some
bours AFTERWARDS. Tartar emetic il one or a..
most powerful agents sometimes ID dos no,
act, but when IL does IL il Immediate ,xi,b =
S oe, aose OF tartar emetic I'm his stomach
uehers hetchum could not hive smoked a q
gar. chatted with his friends gone IN stair nm
dressed himself, and gone Ia bed; sarh = asis,
OF scuon on tartar emetic was unprecedented.
IN ms knowledge there was no relaxation OF ~,
muscles, no syncopn. and other sHmp,,nas
attending poison by the use OF tartar
emeuc on Monday he was seen bv H.
and between his Knees. which woais ~, u ha'is
been likely had he been poisoned by ts-fsr
emetic; he couls not have held the bucket hal
me muscles been relaEed BY poison again, the
medicine administered by his physician. icrso
sote and lime water,) would not hav. ar
rested the effects OF tartar emetic. Al j. "a
an sntidote for that poison; had tartar em,t-c
been taken its absorption would have
Deth gong on aud continued. the
creosote and lsmewater acted only locally on he
stomach and vet hctchum was Relieved by IN
when he could not have been IL poisoned hy tar
TAR emetci therefore. he concluded thai ne Wa
not poisoned ON Monday. On TUESDAY aitho,yb
morbidly impressed, none OF the charart,riSfi.
symptoms OF poison 10y tartar manifested them
selves; he was conscious. there was no VoIn Tin,
or purging on that day, nO profound relaxation al
the muscles az he walked from the bed across tho
room; none OF the symptoms prodaced on n.
nervous system; no increased secret iou nj urip..
had he been poisoned hy tartar emettc ther.
would have been hyfersecretion OF urine: an
these characteristic symptoms OF poison by
anthony were wanting on Tues Law. aud he
therefore concludes that he was not poisoned
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
HiesrapAed EzelGsirely 70 fAe Erenins Star.
French A0air~.


French AHairs.
BISMARCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ARMS sold
BY THE PRUssIANs TO THE BELGIhNs-raE
THikRs GOVERNMENT TRYING TO PALLIArE
THE SHOOTING OF GEN. RossRL.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The H,rd!d's London
speclai says copies of Bismarck s threatening me-
mortal TO France have been sent TO all the Ger
man agents IL Is supposed TO indicate diStrusi
OF the intention of the Theirs government
trader.
The arms taken by the Prussians from the
French and sold TO the Belgians were secretly
purchased by the Internal Onals.
communist papers have been unearthed
which show that the communists were anxious
ID by Rossel.
The Terrible Famine I'm Persia Tn.
abated.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-Offcial a1vices from Isua-
nan show that the famine in Persia continues.
and the suffering and desolatiOn are undimin-
shed. Entire districts of the country are de-
populated. The distress i'm the cities is terrible
The efforts OF the government 10 afford relief
are unavailing.
The Internationals Buyinr Arms.
LONDON, Jan. i.-The DAILY Telegraph reports
that agents OF the International Society have
boueht large quantities of French arms cap
ured by the Germans during the late war.
IRISH Home Rule' Meeting in Liy.
erpOOl.
LONDON, Jan Am important demOnstra-
ion was made by the Irishmen OF Liverpool last
hhEnt III FAVOR Oh nome rule Tor Ireland. Mr..
sullivan, editor OF the Dublin Mutton, addressed
he meeting. The audience was enthusiastic
and the meeting orderly.
Executions to Take Place I'm Paris
PARIS, Jan. 4.-The execution OF the murder
ers OF Generals lie COmte and Thomas will soon
AXE place.
the English Press ON the Washington
Treaty.
LONDON, Jan. I-MessTs. Graves and Rath-
bone, mt MIXERS OF Parliament for Liyerpool i'm
peeches delivered at a meeting of their consti-
uents yesterday evening, referred to the treaty
or the settlement Of the Alabama claims in
terms OF the highest praise and advocated an al
lance between Great Britain and the United
states. The treaty and the American claims
Under it are the leading topics of the public
ournais at the present time. The Adrertiser
alone opposes the treaty. 1t declares that the
English commissioners have been outwitted;
England is bound hand and foot, and ii the Ge-
neva board should award TO the United States
all they extensively claim war would be less in
furious TO England than settlement. The Al.
reTftser concludes with an appeal to the English
70 withdraw iIOm the treaty, which is an insult
10 the country.
England.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-During a violent thunder
storm at Manchester to-day church was struck
by lightning, took fire, anu was entirely de-
-troved.
shock of earthquake is reported at Sheffield
aarly this morning
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
w H r l..
THE KING OF ALL TEYOPSy
WITH THE
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
CNRb ROSA and A. NEUENDORFF... Directors
....Bu r.,

OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY, JAZZ. o,
III TROVA TORE
In which Mr.. WACHTEL, in his grand role Of
MANRlCo, has no RI, al in the world, and whose rem
dtiOn has raised the audiences the highest degree
Of enthusiasm
NJ NE LlCHTMAY as Leonora
NJ LIE De GfBELE as Azugena
NIB. NtEkLING, Counte di Luna;
Mr. FRANp~CH = Fernando;
MISS SCHM1TZ IneZ.
CoNuCC ToR..---....--.-.-...-M Mr.. \. NEUENDORFF.
WEDNESDAY. JAN 10, Second Opera Night,
POSTILLION DE LONJEMEACl
Mr.. WACHTEL in his original famous character Of
tHAPELAoU. viii, h he has sung over coo times to
invariably over flow ing houses
N LIE CANlsSA as Marguerite.
FRIDAY-The HUGUENOTS
NACHTEL in his grandest role If RAoCL.
sATURDAY-MARrHA.
WACHTEL in has superb role of LIONEL.
Reserved Seats, So. 81 so, 50. according to To-
BOxessS30
s.le of seats fer either Of the four nights com
mences FRIDAY, at 3 a. m, AT MstZerott & Co. e
Music store. EFF
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The number of designing women among
american artists II on the increase,
k<Some one wants to know whv al almanac
Is simply advice thrown away. Because IL comes
in at one year and goes out at the other.
nINotes and queries-The custom of tbrow.
ing slipper after the bride, is supposed to have
been the origin of shoo-ffy.
NSome people say there is no wit I'm a nun.
Well, it is no pun question.-(M y. Leaders
tdsf gasp.
~The owners Of the land on which the gov
eminent wish to erect the s~custom-hou in
Chicago demand such e<orbitant prices that the
commissioners rs<a>e 20 entertain their offers.
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INCOLN HALL.
MRS. MOCLTON.
Tn NAV az ment has the honor to announce
TWO GRAND MOCLTON CONCERTS
For MONDAY EVENING, January :. and
TUESDAY EVENING, JanSary 3, at clock on
which occasion
MRS. HARLES MOUETON,
Americas Most Gifted Songstress,
81 long distinguished in European and American art
cles for her matches vocal powers and exquisite
culture, and after her recent
MOST BRILLIANT TRIU MPHS
in ALL the principal cities OF the United States will
make her first and only appearance in Washington,
sisted by the follow ing disting ed artists:
Mr. BR0OkHOCSE BOWLER, the favorite ten
OF; Sig. EERRANTI, the renowned baritone, and
Mr. JAMES NJ. WEHt /, the eminent pianist.
Mr.. GEO. W. COLBY, Musical Director.
General admission. 1. Reserved seats, 81 extra.
The sale Of seats commence at Ellis Music Store
on Thursday morning, January 4, at 9O'clOck. The
Weber Grand Pianos are used at all the Moulton
Concerts T.. A. ChIZZOLA,
laul If Business Manager.
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Clifton Sprinxx Hotel Burned.

CLIFTON STRINGS, Jan. 4-The Clifton
;prings Hotel has been burned. No lives were
ost. The fire is supposed to have been the
roperty was partially insured.
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MRS. LIsKI, OF New Haven, wife of a notori-
Gus saloon keeper, who was reported as missing
a few weeks ago. having been driven from home
by her husband, was found dead in the woods in
Orange, last week. A post-msrtem examination
revealed no indications of poison or violence,
and il is probable that the unfortunate woman
wandered where her body was found, and there
died of exposure,
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ga man, ii is said, is not good fer much until
much after that age.
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LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND-A Temporary
organization Of both houses was effected YES
terday. In the evening the democratic mem
bers In each chamber held caucus for the no.
was nominated for president OF the senate; Au-
gustus Gassaway, secretary, and w. III. Hiss,
reading clerk. The house caucus nominated
Hon. A. p. German for speaker. The republi-
can members also met and nominated Hon. Geo
+. Porter, Of Frederick county, for. speaker of
the house.
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Albany. Jan.4.-The assembly, Ia a.,s.u.
Q next Tuesday evening. A new police Nm 1 S'a
New YORK and Brooklyn is being consdsrsd , i ns
ne members from those cities. ou ny
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Lea 4 PERKINS, Sauce.


1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion, and it 10 I'M
rivsled fer its flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA q PERKINS to
prosecute all parties making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
aul2- eO6m Agents, New Hsrk
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The IMPRISONED PRoPHET.-The charge on
which Brigham Young was indicted and Is now
confined as prisoner in one Of his own houses.
is that in 1851 he instructed one Hickman and
two others to murder a man In the Echo canon
and to deliver to him the money found on the
person of their victim. The instructions are said
to have been followed to the letter, and the
bones Of the murdered man were recently dis
covered in the spot indicated by Hickman after
his arrest by the United states authorities.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Eigbt offers we're 10. ..
OF bonds to-day, amounting 70 81 ,229 ,7oa cue
~ s 70 ios TO- The amount advertise for DUR.
o 100 OAK. ~ ~ ioS
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A.ssi.s Asjsss:k f. wiseo..In-


MILwACKfB, Jan. Tho ofYicial c.n,.
he iste election made public in fhe Hn.,. 49, OF
'eroay, shows Austins majority to be S'1sI yes
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CHICAGO, Jan. 4-Two human skeiasac. have
aeen found under the debris OF the old fremont
Rouse, corner Of Lake and Dearborn streets
They could not be recognised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE &c
determine upon the place and time for holding
the next Presidential convention will meet here
OH Thursday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04

A CALIFORNIA PAPER is predicting for that
state severe winter and terrible Hoods I'm the
spring, these predictions being founded on OBJ
serNations made by native Californian of note
who saws that for half a century floods have oc-
CURED regularly every tenth year, reckoning
from 1852, when the water covered all the low
lands and rose TO q greater height than was ever
known before. In 1882 and 1912 memorable
the extreme height Of 1922. The disastrous eff
fects of the flood OF 1852 will be remembered by
all the pioneer settlers Of California: while in
ls62 Sacramento was submerged; dams, mills.
and manufactures were carried away on the
principal streams; and the destruction of proper
TWAS very great. The conclusion drawn from
these facts Is that great overflow of waters NAV
be expected soon after the beginning of Is.2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04

WALDEMAR BEND has been promoted from
third to fourth class elerkship in the Office Of
the solicitor of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04

HoN. JACOB II. Ella, OF New Hampshire,
the new Fifth Auditor, entered upon the dutie,
OF his Office yesterday
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SECRETARY boutwell, accompanied the
President to Philadelphia to-day.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

MRS. COLFAN will receive ON Wednesday
during the season, commencing January 81, }
from go till 5p. m.
Mrs. Secretary Delano will receive on Wed
nesday Of each week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04

THURST0NS IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER il the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price, . and 80 cents
yOUVEE' = NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
Err restores soiied gloves equal to new. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, Is
cents, da 5-Iy
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sl95, eC5.6G
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TIE CIVIL SERVICE ADVISORY BOARD met
to-day and perfected their organization. There
were present Geo. VIM. Curtis, Mr.. Blackfan,
Col. Cox, and Mr.. Elliott. The other members
of the board have not yet arrived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-04
BUSINESS SUITS.

lOll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
lees Between 10th and nth streets.
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TRIUMPH OF TIRE DUTCH GAR CANaL-It
viii interest our readers to learn that le terday
the steamship Wyanoke, Of the Old Dominion
Line, passed through the Dutch Gap canal
without difficulty. This steamer is some 260
feet in length, and is by for the largest vessel
that has ever undertaken TO 20 through this
canal. Many practical men have predicted
mat this enterprise would never prove a success
except tor small vessels. but the successful paS-
sage OF the WyanOke, which is the largest vessel
navigating James river. is asubstantial triumph
for the many friends of the undertaking. This
route shortens by some eight miles the trip be-
tween Richmond and City Point-I'etersbErg
fadeI, JdHudry 3.
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Bachelors Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair p5e is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable instantaneous does not contain
Lead any citalie poison to produce paralysis or
death Avoid the Wanted and delusive Preparations
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty yeays
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity -
BY all druggists. Applied ct Is Bond street, New
York f6H-n
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CHILLINGT0N's LIST
~ OF
NEW BOOKS.

eTICk
OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK HANgFACTORY.
rtIst-Class go04is AZ fair prices, for cash.
EITEOGhAPHING.E ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited 10 call and examine our
ev stock. BEN. v. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
aud Rext door 10 Jay Cooke s. Co.'S,
seftr Washington, n o.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATRE,

N wv y ATIO 7 II E A T r E
MONDAY EVENING, January |, 1872.
HAPPY NEW YEAR To ALL.
Graz SpertaS ular Drama with Grand Ballet.
Marie Bobfsnti, Mons. Won Hamme, NJ lie. B Paga-
Iii, MazZeIi, Josephine Bertha, PuiZot, Ma
rie, Alluti, and 9aiOni
GORGEOUS TRANSFORMATION,
and entire new EceEery and Mechanical Effects.
EVENING, at O'Clock, and until further notice,
the beautiful Spectacular Drama+
THE EAIAD QUEEN.
gOIgeously pr"duc d-three grand Ballots, with
BONIFASTI and Troupe every performance.
secure your seats. Janl 81
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GEN. sIcKLEs and wife are at the Arlington.
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The Catholic Church Suit i'm Peunsyl
yania.


The Stack-O'Hara case came up before the
court in Wiliamsport, Pa, yesterday on a rule
erved on the Bishop 10 show cause why he
should not revoke his letter dismissing Father
Stack from the pastoral charge of the Church
of the Annunciation. There was no extc nded
argument IN the case, and the Bishop did not
appear in person. The points stated in the
answer OF the Bishop were that he denied the
jurisdiction of the court to require the defend
ant 10 answer; that the court having refused to
dissolve the injunction, and having continued
I until final hearing, had decreed that act OF
he defendant was null and void, and the COM
plalnant, Stack, was not bound thereby; tina.
the Bishop had removed Father Stack to
Athens, p "a, with which arrangement he stack
seemed pleased; that the Bishop had taken an
appeal TO the supreme court, and intended to
prosecute the same without delay. The affidavit
N Father Stack sets forth that since the order OF
he court granting the injunction the Bishop
had violated the decree of the court by intro
iucng Father Garvey as priest of the Annunci
ttiCn; that these violations were under the
instruction of the Bishop, aud that the
bishop persists in interfering with said Stack,
Notwithstanding the order OF the court, and by
20 doing is causing division and discussion in
he church; that certain persons, with intent to
eyade the injunction, have clandestinely entered
the church and removed the locks and fasten-
ings, substituting others, thus interfering with
Stack; that he is unable to obtain access to
said church, and cannot hold service therein.
The counsel for Stack stated that If the appeal
to the supreme court is prosecuted without de-
lay they ask no further order from the court;
but if the bishop, directly or indirectly, evades
the injunction as now stated, they will press
their motion for distinct revocation by the
bishop Of his letter removing Father Stack. The
Judge, at the suggestion Of Stacks counsel, eau
toned all persons from any attempt to Interfere
with his ministration at the Church OF the An
nunciauon, and threatened a summary process
against any who should attempt to disturb his
possession while the injunction stands. Father
Stack has fled an affidavit in reply to the bish-
ops answer, denying that he acquiesced in his
removal to Athens, and alleging that the bishop
tailed to perform the conditions of the compro
mise which he (the bishop proposed
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

(ATITAL goo. OO-THE NEW JEESEY
- PLAT G. Ass ms CO.. ~ Newark, N. J.,
sice 2I7 Market sire iUsuTes Pla Glass against
Gre and breskage, whejheT Door, Window, Show
Cases stOreag~. or IA public or private buldinss
tn Interest," 81 the insured aHG safety - the Com
pany Particular afteuti. n given T. the insurance
Of li-Ter- IT, public or private houses. Losses
eSui'aIly aijus,,d sBi u -Ptly pail Edwin
He'd Prasi,ent:W " Russell secretary. r l..
sCHNipT, AZ, nj. C0Iul bian Law BuiLiinZ d23 I'm
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CLERICAL CHANGES IN THE AGRICULTURAL
DEPARThENT.-G. ii. Ballou has been promo
ted from second to third class clerk and Horace
Piper and Joseph c. Foster from first to second
class clerks Charles II. Folwell has resigned
his position as fourth class clerk and has been
appointed clerk TO the senate committee on
agriculture,
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A Row N THE LOUISIANA House or DEL
EGATEs.-In the Louisiana house OF delegates
Yesterday the ''whte' resolution authorizing
the appointment of a committee to investigate
the charges of conspiracy and fraud against
Carr and DeweI was being voted upon, when
Carr moved in an excited manner that the
speakers chair be declared vacant and Harry
Waters be elected speaker. A cry of AYE" rang
through the house, and thirty or forty members
made simultaneous movement towards the
speakers chair, but were deferred by the sud
den appearance on the platform of a number of
persons who emerged from the speakers private
office. The greatest excitement prevailed, the
reporters leaving their seats and every man i'm
his desk pronounced the action of the house rev.
dictionary and called them to order, which was
finally restored. On the test questions the War
mouthites claim six majority against Carter.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN Son.
vENTlON-PreSideat Grants Administration En-
dorSed-The republicans of New Hampshire
at their state convention yesterday, unanimously
nominated Hon. T.. A. Straw for Governor, at
ter an informal ballot, and adopted resolutions
endorsing Preside mt Grant Tor reelection. Sen
ator Wilson, of Massachusetts, addressed the
convention. He defended the administration of
Gen. Grant, fully endorsing it Is honest, eco
nomical, and patriotic He declared that he
knew that, with two or three trifing exceptions,
President Grant has received present since
life and services of the President, alluding to
his character in the most complimentary terms
He expressed great confidence with the result
IN the coming campaign I'm the state and ma
ton. Speeches were made by Senator Patter-
son aid others of the same purDOrt.
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n r x n a = a
"
FiRE INSURANCE COMPANY, oF NEw YORK.
Cash Assets over One Million Dollars.
Company IL sures property OF all kinds az AiEst
ts-s Cr daruIE- hvfr-. on fay orahie terms.
RANDUi Phi SARRiGUE, President.
JOHN EnN. ksHL, Vice President.
HTGsp : HUMAN, secretary.
Y l. SCHMIDT, sent, Go uusbta Law BUIlhinC,
5sh street, bstve. ard streets, Washing
tn G-C22 I'm
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THE TREASURY INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
are still busily employed in the cash vaults.
Thus far about S430 ,OOO 900 have been counted,
which amount includes gold. currency, and GER
tifcates. The committee anticipate prolonged
investigation, as there remains as much vet to
count as has already been counted.
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Iclergymen, like brakemen, do good deal
of coupling.
ga Natchez woman embroiders beautifully
with straw.
HMiddle age is said to be happier period
CT life than youth.
sVThe sale of political caricatures has been
forbidden in France.
NPerf9ned gloves are the lates; fash enable
81 why is Irritation like pls.
Because IL brightens up spoons. % po"oef'
ga saloon in WATERFOWL.
uously posted "vitals cooke 49, y mas cohSp''-
Increase the note c. .sembly has voted 70
France by 400 900 .rculation Of the Bank OF
sxo,iye To- 90 francs.
she IL oppcr ssp (Mrs. Writ Sikes) denies tina,
u. .ns hO.i;s any advanced or wOodhsllian
-.eliee Or me sub,~t
Men wear seal skin ape 1Icb they srs &c
ioea mat they are becoming, A. s.oensive and
s s.Iy aexi and because they are
.zMi.s Wade, having sued . Mr. -'eEs ken:
Of Loudouh county, Va, for . breach of 49,,
both parties determined 70 settle fhe ,aap,se n,
marrying which they did on the eth ultimo.
M Inc London supporters Of Sir Charles
his honor, which l. 20 tsfe place Sesars alton in
sembling OF Parliament. WIG -
Sss sS :RssSh.s Cs the in
can de Cologne. f VI s&hcuty
society has been formed amoro ..
young ladies in New York, called aThs kaS..ss
1nass. I,emperance Society" where thew pledge
tns sm ,t 70 economy and plainness In dress
ior tne space Of one year. =" uie's
~ The shoemaken &C Nafick have strycr
FL ~ OF their dissatisfaction d alleged 10 he
~ w sonsnment Of certain charges I'M the Ia
~ =. Paoss when would tend 30 decrease their pa,
..nn nsei,y tney had earned an average OF s75p
montn; But under the new Arrangement ~
s Gam mat they would suffer Q reduction OF