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BALTIkoRE, Jan. l5.-Virginia skies, old, k5 hid.
Go. Consolidated, El1S lid, 521s asked. w Tir
gnia :, eta bid, :0x asked "
BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-Cntton weak: Low mid.
dlDgs. q Flour steady and in i'm prov ed dem and
T.5isn ismils, Pass Wheat active 0hi. and
'oIn dull and steady: " hite southern. 6saS7: vel
jssw ss9StheIE, 6ia6s Oats dull, 5:a56. Rye firm
msnd. Pork steady, SlEa. Bacon stead: Shonld.
sIs,' r'b suSss, sus ,r cured hams pal4. Lard
. NEw YORK. Jan l5.-Cotton strong and steady
S .S dull and steady Money easy 8. Cold
50; new,H Exchange, long, ga; short 9ss. -
NEW YORK. Jan. l5-Flour dull and unchan eed
wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and unc n ed
LoNDoS: Jan. I5-ll.?0 A. N-Consois op med at
@ for both Bonds of 1852 szs 1866, old, 95 1877
FRANEsoRI, Jan. l5.-Bonds opened at s64 for the
confines. ~ S'' -
LoNDoS, Jan. l5-1:SP. N-American securities
quiet snd stcsdy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

Rothermel's big picture OF the battle of Get
tysburg is what troubles the Governor and legis-
lature Of Pennsylvania They ordered big
thing on canvass and ROthermel accommodated
them. and the que stiOn now is, What will they
do with t?'' The artist has notified them that
they must take charge of it before the I'D OF
February next, WashingtOn's birthday, and
knowing the inadequacy OF any existing apart
ment in the occupancy of the state authorities to
hold il all at once, he considerably suggests
. that suitable room may in due time be pro-
vided for it." They had better build a " wig
wan for the accommodation of the unwieldy
affair, after the fashion of the politicians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15
FINANCIAL AND CoMnERCiAL
Government Securities.
0tOck RepOPI.

10y she Wsaern ys,cn 1sisrapa Companyl
NV YORK, jan l5.-Yirst Board iU-ss q. M
g.. issl, coupon. lis; sAs. %, coupon, 1875:
sgs, %, coupon, llels; S1Is, 6s, coupon. M;
SMe, me- %, coupon. ll0h ms, 81, coupon l1I.s
t-Os, 60. coupon, lll1s; 10 eos, coupon, lV9A.
e,teney as c-: LES s.p.r cents, lo3a; n&ripos1 =;
srsSh 72a Quicksilyer, =; Pacific Nail, So: Bos-
ton Nstsr Power; Adams press Slts elk. Far
GO 4 Cs;s Tx press, cgsf American Express 6OsS;
Tinted States Express, SIS; New York ntral AMI
IS; Erie E.,isrred -: Harlem, III; Harlem pre-,
Erred ii ksading, n4s; Miehigan Cen ll6ss; Lake
r. ad W. 1lliooi. Central g Of Cleveland Pitts
sS'i; Ciesesrd, Columbus. 6incinn sti. and Indian
atoii- -; New jersey Central, 49, Rock IsIasd
ierIso. s,:; Wabash. q Western. 7ii;- Delaware,
h .a,a AHA western, le6; Fort Wayne, s6:
hton ~ Terre Haute, =; Hannibal d st Jose nh
y; 70 Chicago end Alton, lae; do. preferred. InS
SLicaso and Indiana Central ,2lsl Tennessee old
q! DO new, e5 Virginia IS, old. 90 of d: DO, Con,
soils, =; North carolina &c, old, 81; North Caro-
Ina 6s new. ltAs; Missouri sIs, 90: Central Pacihc
20 Lsl09 Market stron1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

The FIsK-MANsFIELD LErrRRs-A M, finn
OF tIsk's letters To Josephine Mansfield were
published in the New York Herald YESTERDAY.
Ihey make no revelations with regard to Fisk's
relations with the ring, or in Wall street oper-
atoms. They show Fisk's characteristic good
nature, as well as weakness, and how complete
~ ne was, for time, under the dominion of a
please and enrich. Most of the love letters men
uon enclosures of checks OF money and are full
OF registrations of affection. They indicate that
fHk quarreled with Miss Mansfield, because she
gave the preference to Stokes The letters xer,
aeIyered by Miss Mansfield into the hands of
Stokes, who used them thereafter with great
erect In his suits against Fisk. The Tribuae of
this morning publishes a statement on the au-
thority OF Stokes, that the correspondence pub
lished In the Herald contains only the unimpor-
tant letters which have no bearing upon the
case anu mat the remaining letters to he pub
lished will fully bear him iStokesl out m All
statements which he has made relative to this
correspondence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

IL Is not impossible that women may assist in
framing the new constitution for Pennsylvania.
petitions are being numerously signed through
out the state asking the legislature to permit
women TO become delegates to the forthcoming
convention. committee of women will pre-
>ent the memorial, and it is represented that no
matter what action is taken on il one or tvo
ie male delegates are likely to be elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

The lockout of the quarrymen at Portland
Connecticut, and vicinity, is in consequence of
a disagreement between the quarrymen and
their employers as to wages. Phe employers
offered but s1-J0 per day for December, jana
airy and February, and $40 for March The
men requested an advance of ten cents, or 81 90
per day for the three months. and si.75 for the
fourth. The employers refused, and the strike
and lock out followed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

Inc Right Rev. John McGilL for the past
iSenty-one years Bishop of the Catholic Church
J" the state Of Virginia, died in Richmond YES
Z. rday morning, aged sixty-two years. The de-
q ased was an able man Intellectually. and hi.
unable disposition made him many warm
IcTSonal friends, outside of his church as wei,
in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

The court OF sessions grand jury in New York
has lar unearthed frauds the city treasury to
'ae amount of SIS 400 900. and has asked further
Tine IL 1t had been $1,000 tue rogues who stole
ii would have been i'm prison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY.., January II. lS72

The Washington and Alex lndria railroad
company Through President Stevens) announce
that in justification of the management OF the
road, in the matter of using the rqi'road bridge.
for travel, they have caused an examination to
he made by the bridge inspectors of their Own
road ard the q. & A. rsilro ad, and that theirre-
port c6rtifss (" to a differt mt condition of the
bridge from that indicated by the EVENING
STAR Of the 10th inst, and the report of Messrs
Greene and Barney chief and assistant engineers
TO the Board Of Public Works, as published in
the EVENING STAR of the 18th inst
President Stevens adds:
Unwilling, however to pursue course
which. in the opinion of any one, il calculated
To impeTil the safety of passenger on our road,
have given orders for suspension of the pas
until an examination of the structure can be
made by the engineers of the Baltimore AMI
ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Orange and
Alexandria, and Manassas railroads. / shall
he governed in my future action by the report of
these gentlemen, which will be duly submitted
TO the public"
The better way for the company would be-as
il is understood they do not intend to repair
CT rebuild their bridge, but to use the Long
Bridge when that is completed suspend their
passenger traffic altogether until the latter
bridge is ready for Ii is natural that
the railroad company, in order to avoid
the heavy expense of extensive repair
upon a bridge that is TO be superseded
very soon, should desire to use the present
ricketty structure until the Long Bridge is COM
pleted. and il is quite possible that the bridge
may carry passengers safely over it until that
time, but the report of the engineers of the
Board of Public Works shows that il Is in a
frghtful condition, and is liable to let train
drop through at any moment. AS against their
careful Observation-Disclosures giving in precise spe-
cihcations the condition of every portion Of the
bridge, the vague. slip shod report OF the bridge
examiners of interested roads will weigh but lit
tie with the public; and the further report of the
engineers of the various roads mentioned will
not greatly strengthen confidence in the bridge
for the reason mat all these roads are interested
IN the use of the present railroad bridge for the
time being, and all past experience has shown
that railroad companies are pretty apt to con-
slider their own interests rather than those of
the public.
IL will doubtless cause the railroad companies
considerable inconvenience and some loss to
abandon the use of this dangerous bridge, bu.
they will incur a very serious responsibility if
they do not do so, in view OF the report made by
the engineers OF the Board of Public Works.
At any rate, We have discharged our duty to the
public in stating, on competent authority, the
unsafe condition of the bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

The NEW LIQUOR LAW OF ILLINOIS enacts
that no Intoxicating liquors shall hereafter be
soid IN Illinois without a license, and that no
license shall be issued unless the party applying
therefor shall give a bond in the sum of 5000
with TWO sureties, to pay all dam ages to any
person incurred in person or property by the
selling OF liquor under said license the penalty
to be recovered by the state for the use of any
person 80 injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

LAURA ID. FAIR, having drawn her funds nm,
OF bank and transferred them, in order 10 defeat
her attorneys and prevent DIR. Trask, her medi-
Cal couhseI, from attaching them from claim is
now unable to make her mother lNrs- Lane
return si6,ooo thus entrusted to her. The latter
refuses to disgorge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

A MEAN YILLArN-Detectives at the door Of
the olympic Theater in New York on SATURDAY.
night discovered and arrested q man namel
James Curtison, who had a can of kerosene,
which he was throwing upon ladies' dresses a,
they were leaving the theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

DEATH FEoN TRICHISA.- Mrs. Martin, the
Wife Of the man who died n few DAYS ago from
tricl Ia spiralis in Cleveland has also died from
the ssme disease. Their boy, aged six, is in a
critical condition. A girl, aged four, is also sick,
but e Is believed she will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

REV. DE-. SruART ROBINSON, of Louisville,
Ky, is very in OF smallpox. and but little hope
of his recovery Is entertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

THg CUMBERLAND Coat TRApE.-The total
shiru!ents Of coal by railroad and canal from
2.3is,IJ3 tons against ia ,J7j in IS7O-an in
crease OF 62s ,C7s tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

CoNIEnrL!TEp:-WA understand that Gen.
- y hossru cur -smplates erecting during the
coming sp' .ng, twenty fiye brick houses on his
PtoT~ ~ at this place. lately purchased of p. ID
Olson, Esq. So mote it be.'-Haaassas Ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

IHE PROPOSED NEW CABLk-Tbe FngIisb
iitss approves the project OF laying a new cable
i l the English coast TO that OF the United
Sts,es, anu argue that cheaper rates than those
81 The present lines will be an incentive to tbe
business communities and the press of both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15
sILvERBERG's

D o II o Ii A l. A MINEi
A NEW DISCOVERY.
THE GREAT ANTIsEPrIc LOTION.
BALsAMIC GUNS ACCoMPLisHE6.
Process discovered and patented Sept 18th, 1871
CLINICAL BOROBALsAMINE
IL unparalleled as q dressing for WOUNDS, ULCERS,
and SORES Of every description, which il heals by
iHdUoiHs healthy granHiatios. 1t is the most EF-
FEcTivK remedy for all SKIN DISEASES.
CLINICAL BOROBALSAMINE
Intelligent person and understand, from the
single tests set forth in circulars that il is the
meet RATIONAL remedy ever Introduced to the pup
lie, Tor the purposes for which IL IL recommended
NO OTHER REMEDY Hollis THE SANE TEsrsl
CLINICAL BOROBALsAMINE
is effective, pleasant, and perfectly harmless.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS:
ingredients which enter into the position of this
article, have no hesitation In declaring that the
preparation MUST be valuable for the uses to which
rsubmitting the BORoBALsAMINE to the usual tests
IN my practice, and will communicate to you the
suit. Very Tesgectfully yours.
CHRIS. q. COX, NJ. D., LII D."
- The burn, as you know, was very severe;
but from the moment We began to apply the B0RO-
ADDISON DENT, NJ D."
"-I persuaded a friend to use IL for q very az
grayated case OF TErrER which had been treated by
variety Of remedial agents-to purpose After
the use of the first bottle decid, mprov ement was
noticed and nov having continued its use for three
P. THOMAS, Pharmacist.
All B0ROBALSAMINE PREPARATIONS are
isf tas so SPs S the Drps
dec2s-tr OLDBERG / 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

LIBERAL MOVEMENTS AMONG THE MEDICos
large humber of the leading physicians of
indianapolis, irrespective of school, have taken
the Pre- hminary steps toward forming a medical
association, in which all dogmas are to be ignor-
ed and TO be members of which they will he
obiiged to consult with any member OF the asso-
cation when asked, no matter to what school of
practice he adheres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

CLERGYMAN of Cairo, Illinois, expressed
lately his contempt Of nickels in his Sunday col.
lechon, and positively forbade any of his con
cregation from contributing anything under the
denomination Of i've cents. Save your cents
said the good man, " until you have five before
you put your hands in this box. The widows
mite business Is PLAYED ont hereD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

The SPREAD OF SMALL-Pox.-Small-pox is
rapidly spreading in those New jersey counties
which are in most intimate connection with
Philadelphia. Railway companies have issued
orders to the employees forbidding any who have
the smallpox in their families or houses to re-
main on duty, ordering them not to return with
out physicians Certificate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

FOUND DEAD.-Mr. Enoch Foley a merchant
OF waterfall. in this county, was found living on
The road leading from Hopewell TO his home, on
Monday last, dead, and with his head terribly
mashed 1t Is supposed that he was thrown
from bis horse. He leaves large family.-Ma-
HdSsds Gdzeifs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

1.-THE Spanish man-of- war Tornado, which
was lately watching the steamer Virpinia at
Aspinwall, has gone to Havana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WAVE, TO Buy REAL ESTATE IN TaIs
DisIiict, cay IRON the value 81 sia0 nm 10
osoO ferr.ns willing 60 sell at 9 ~ cash nSure
can and T, adv sale State price and number q 4
Leck Box No. lib, Washington Post once rs "a:
EoR RENT-GBoCERY .ND REsTkrGINT-
Being about 20 decline business, will rent my
Grncery and Restaurant, corner of Water and lei
Gotd viii OF the same. The house is brick IA
contains Is rooms. Have stshling q r four r..
JAMES MORGAN, No SO water t ST. ms 81
EoR sALE-4 GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE
sioux AID GOOD WILL and LEAsE q a
GROCERY STORE on the northeast c 'rner of yrr,
mont avenue and : TAOS e oaspfE!! '&.ec.M,y
pS" eIS 9Th st opposite Post Offic@
$4,000 LOAN FOB FIVE YE.Rs,
Tor one or two years; ssfo for one year
noe 51I eth at opposite Pos, Once.
MONEY TO LOAN MONEY To LOANU
" In large and small amounts, on fret elias. real
jantiot Ias 9Th street between e. H and 81.
FOE sALE-Me offer 20 eel all OF the UNRE-
soop EEMED PBEl GEs on hand in our OLE stand,
49, ~ street, until February lat, 1t . small per
sole MS 20 corcentrate our loan business 90 the is
Hotel. s. GOLDSTEIN q 90 'i''An
Loan Ofice, 2os ~ street west.
Tor SALE-Ata bargain, the GOOD WILL. Sc
= I A. old established Coal aud Wood Depot cor,
ner Of Mary land avenue and sth street Island suit
9Th street. snia,g u
WANTED-To sell aONE-THIRD INTEkEsT
IN Mercantile Business in this CITY; a m1st
an active business life and where he can mai sn al
excellent and profitable investment The ouly Tsasen
Rep. Once. 11 '' ans.,, e.
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F~RENOyAL NOTICE.

FREaOvAL NOTICE.
On and after JANUARY 2srH Ne win remove all
of our effects FROM on Lean tfice, 309 A street
to our principal Loan Once. GA street, under the
Metropolitan Hotel; sales room fronting Penssyl-
yania avenue. 6l9 Our business will be contin aad
heretofore with better accommodation to our
toners.
iaI6 y. GOLDSTEIS CO.
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w win lecture, give tests * spf il prese a aud
Ha THis u # UnGp
T. in, Is cent? Consultations at her SIC
W womENsN cHRisAfaNh kEI5SG = che
oth and seid IN the ChYrsh
may be expected from Gen CHfr%Sx, Rs~. 's sfs
Ysrk The public HsE MN'IS IF IS New e
rTKMPERANCE ANNIVERSARY The
w. Tenty,third anniversary Of EAGLE TENT.
Public Temperance Meeting at the MetSodss Prot Sr
s sna sfn sSS,s
&c. The public are inyitsd 80 " jis,at!
M REPUsLiCANG ENEkAL COMMITTEE,
its oG m. nsers e tie Rspubisan General Go%m
+ e g nes
urging CSnsre.. p ss..SR t4
Senator snn suppls%s1s,sls Siyii Blight. Bill.
ALLEN COFFIN Re. e. se SSnN g. ohairma is
rPENNslLykNIA s0UIABLE.
The Second RECEPTION and soCIaBLE Of this
Asoci.lIon will be held at Masonic Temple MON
bA a EVENING, January Is. Dancing commences
u9--I Chairman Of Commi ttee.
NAAsAdt rk ;f,,. ~ Ns,C.oLoslZATIONs OoIkrY.-
1f s ci nlh APpi I've ry Of the Amercsn
MKT TUESDAY EVENING, January 10Th, at
half psst o'clock. The meeting will be addressed
g. Potter, II. D.. Of Grace Church, New York;
Hon. JOSHUA -; VAN Corr, Of Brooklyn, n. Y;
Bishcp hDMuND 3. JANIS. jl3-3t'
IA NURSES S s9H04L AT FREEDMENs
Lne course OF Lectures will commence n ,rch 8,
1Gf, and viii continue for three months.
full and practical instructions will be given upon
ail the duties OF the monthly nurse, inclulng the
proper care Of Infants =
The Lying in wards Of the hospital, under the
ehai ge OF one OF the Instructors. will afford opportu
nifty Ter Illustrations Of the subjects taught
For circulars giving detailed Information aprlv to
n. no T.; ~ ", M oxs
Professor JOS. TABER JOHNSON, M. D., No
931 New York avenue, physician Of the Lying in
wards, or at the hospital. jan5- IN
TREaOvAL NOTICE.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
HANDSOMELT FURNISHED Rooms, en- suite
III or single, hot and cold baths and All other con-
venences, can be obtained at 1913 18th street be-
tween and streets Also TABLE BOARDERs
oc3l SIM
E1RST-CLASS BOAPD, WITH PLEASANT
i Front ROOMS, &c had on reasonable terms
at 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and isth
street. 0cod location and accessible. mh1s- "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15

~ q l. ID b o n ID 3.
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SEWING MACHINES
LOAN OFFICES.

CoHIEr LOAN OFFICE, 1909 sFVEET1
md esventh strset.-Monsy loaned on the ~
noet liberal terms On gold and silver var Ne n =
oeeds ksptssy length Of tine desired.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-02-22
That Ere Calf.

The history of the children of Israel is
a record of wonders. The directing pillars
of cloud and fire, the flight from the
merciless King, the hemming in between
two mountains, the Red Sea in advance,
the Egyptian hosts behind, the wicked
Phalaon holding the reins and the wheels
of his chariot throwing from their iron
rims the dust of the travelled pathway
and the sands of the valley, are all histo-
ries of Scripture, and We leave the reli-
gious world to make the connection be-
tween the narratives of the Pentituke and
what we shall relate.
We ask the question about the red-ear-
ed. sunked-sided creature, "a three year
old heifer in dispute to whom does she
belong? Is she the property of Rachel,
who would not be comforted for the loss
of a calf, but swore vengeance of Grand
Jury indictments for perjury, or of Rob
ert, not renowned for discretion or coed
sense, building his defense upon a reserved
limb of the law. Since Aaron made the
Golden Calf never has there been such a
turn of legal magnitude. We dismiss the
case, hoping that each party will abide
the arbitrament accruing from the lltisa-
ton.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-02-22
Will. Nj. Cartoons Great Poem.

The finest poem yet written by that
young and brilliant genius, Will. NJ. Garlic
ton, is 'THE BURNING OF CHICAGO"
written for and just published in ..Our
Fireside Friend" the new and attractive
literary and family journal, published by
WATERS, EBERTs & Co., 7S3 State
Street, Chicago.
The poem is in Mr.. Carleton's best vein =;
beautiful in thought, grand in conception,
graphic in expression, and sustained
throughout. The enterprising publishers
are fortunate in securing this contribution
from the author. Ir this connection we
may say that the new paper will doubtless
speedily become a prime favorite with the
masses of the reading public. 1t is an
eight page, illustrated. literary and family
weekly. containing a large amount of H.
teresting and useful reading matter. Tie
publihers are evidently determined to
make a first class paper, and secure for it
q very large circulation. They intend to
give to their subscribers for 1872, One
hundred thousand dollars in premiums. to
be distributed upon a new and novel plan.
Specimen copies of the paper, together
with full particulars, sent free on applica-
ton.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-02-22
SncciaI N0ttCe.

Professional engagements Mt various
places along the line of the E. L. Va. u
Ga. II. r. and the suggestion of some of
NV patrons in your immediate vicinity
have induced me to include Jonesboro III
my route.
For a number of years / have. made the
treatmen of Chronic diseases u speciality,
and refer as far us my success Is concerned
to the many fattering testimonials in my
possession.
NV system of practice has proven in
fallible in all painful. affections, especial
Iy, in Rheumatism, and in all. the various
forms ofNeuralgia and has established for
itself an enviable reputation in all locali-
ties where it has been tried. Its efficacy
I'm all Diseases attributable to nervous de-
bility is u%nequaled in the history OF anc'-
eut or modern medication, and must be
witne ssed to. be appreciated.
1 hold myself personally responsible
for every assertion herein made and solicit
a call from those who.may need my servi-
ces. will be at Jonesboro' on Tuesday
February 9th and can. be found at the
Washington House.
Respectfully.
DIR. NJ. L.. LICHTENSTADT
p. S. DR.. l.. refers.b permission to his
numerous patients at Athens, Sweetwater,
Loudon and Kingston
febI5tf.