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ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
7a3 tr Corner ID and D streets n. W.

A Card.
Clergyman, while residing In south America,
IS missionary, discovered safe and pie remedy
for the cure OF Nervous WeaE mess, Early Decay,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders bro ught By banefu and
vicious habits. Great numbers has been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompte by q desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfo-tunste will send the recipe
fer preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed
envelope. to any one who needs it. Free Of Ctd,ss
Address, JOSEPH T. INMtN,
Station ID, Bible House,
mar22-y New York Oity.
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roieoHxD BIZ 4IsrAKR.-Joanna March. a
c c,s I've yeers OF age, whose parents live At
Si< east l3tn street, died yesterday from the ef-
Iocu OF SWALLOWING solution OF arsenic Vhich
was kept In bowl for the purposc Of kiIIins
rso Coroper Young was notided TO hold An IN.
guest on the body-N. Y. Herald, 25A,
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ANOTHER Fatal CUNNING AcCrnExr
Thomas Huffman. youngest son % Mus. Hut
man who resides about seven miles from Front
ROYAL, lost his life, on SATURDAY. evening last
under the following painful circamstauocs:
Thomas and his brother Joe, (whO carried a
loaded gun,) we're returning from work on the
mountain. In getting over . brush fence
Thomas, unencumbered, got about fifteen steps
shead-Joe stumbled and fell. In failing lhs
gun was discharged, and nearly tie whole load
Of shot entered the heart OF HE brother Thomas.
KILLING him instantly Warren lI's.D ScBfiasl.
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CRTsPIN's Strike IN urea. strike
Is reported in AL the shOe factories but one q
Utica, y. Y. The imnedistsscaus OF the tr % u
Is the attempt on the part Of the mployers d
break mp the CriSpin Society. II being alleged
that all the large shoe manufacturi firms of
l tea had agreed, under penalty OF : 90. not
20 employ a Crispin. This strike, which has
lasted for seven weeks, has thrown seven nus
dred men. boys aud girls out OF employment
About S500, eco are Interested in the shoe man
ufactQTing business an Utica
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MR.. MORGAN DON'T WANT TO BK SENATOR.
Nav YORK, Nov. &c e, ID. Morgan has
written letter declining to be considered q
candidate before the next legislature for the
United States Senate.
MR.. GREELEY
is at the residence Of Mr.. Stuart in Tarrytoyp,
TwERD-DLKDCN.
In the court of oyer and terminer this noon
the case Of Tweed was carried over to Monday
next, when he will be called on TO plead TO three
Indictments.
A Hkw ARREST IN THE woopHULI-crAYIIU
SCANDAL CASE.
James Il. Maxwell, banker, was before the
police court this morning, on Q charge OF per-
jury, brought by l.. e. Challis against him on
allegations that Maxwell periured himself in
recent testimony in the Blood Woodhul case.
SALE OF GOvERNMKrr BONDS.
There were eight offers of bonds TO-DAY
amounting to $l $50 $50, at from II IS 70 liz go
The government advertised TO buy 81 900 900
but only bought SiS9,l5O, at from 1925 10
ll2T4.
SNOW, RAIN, AND sLKKT
have been falling since nine O'Clock this morn
ing. The wind Is east.
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~Judge Gilbert, or Brooklyn, yesterday
cenied the motion for Q stay OF proceedings In
the case Of Henry Rogers, sentenced to b Q
hanged tor the murder Of Oficer Donahue.
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HOG DISEASE IN NIRaIsIA.-rhe w y'hevtlle
VA Dispatch says many tat hogs have recently
died i'm the immediate vicinity OF Mytheville,
some OF which were cut open and D. bOl WAS
found about the heart. When attacked with
the disease the hogs appeared TO be very sick
and death ensued in a few hours
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The Northwest Corser.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20, 10 a. m.-The stock mar
get ope ned strong and excited, but soon became
weak, and IL now one per cent. below the open-
ng quotations. Seven thousand shares of North
vest were bought in under the rule al prices
from 40 to $50. Daniel Drew is believed 10 have
-ettled most Of his outstanding accounts,
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rat the Methodist preacher meeting In
New fork, yesterday the proposed prayer-test
Of Prof: Tyndan was discussed, and the decision
WAS arrived Ut that the test was impioW and
atheistical..
HThs NJ 7. World states that justifshIe
homicide b now held to include "the caeee of
every man who kills any other man on account
or any woman and OF every woman who kills
any man on any account Whateyer.n Thu is
about tue.
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FIIHpIsR OCrRAeD.-On Saturday pisht last
me ssAoie OF the Reverend Fathers near this
place, was broken open, and q nne mare be-
longing 70 Kew. Father Mcdonald most cruelty
beaten and checked. A amiIar ontraoa was
Perpetreted about . year ago at the same stable
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ALLEGED MURDER TO SwINDLR LIFE In
sURAsOE CoNPANY.-FrsnciscO Martinez and
Diceo Baptiste were arrested yesterday in New
Orleans, charged with numbering Antonio Ca
rafa and attempting to swindle an insurance
company. They introduced Carafa, recentiy
from Italy, as q nephew of n artinez, insured
his life for SO 900, and six weeks afterWard
drowned him in Lake Pontchartrsin,
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Botetourt county, Va, who was nyicted At
the last term of the United States court at
Lynchburg of robbing the mails, and sentenced
tertiary, died in the Jail of Lynchburg last at
urday night. The deceased had been in yery
feeble health since his incarceI alton in Nav
last, 10y
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tn. SECOND co.ozRr Of the oral-Ruders-

The SECOND CoHCERT Of the Choral Ruders-
dorff combination was given last evening to
large audience, who manifested their approcia-
ton by vocferous encores to each artist. Like
the first concert, the selections were worthy the
critical character Of the audience, and the gen
erai expression OF opinion ut its close was In
every way complimentary to the Chsrals for the
choice character Of the entertainmens. The
accompanied, Prof. Richtsg, deserves especial
mention for his excellent playing on SATURDAY
evening, iIasmuch as his services were secured
Immediately before the c0Dcertou that evening.
and he was allotted the difficult task OF eiyinS
programme. The ordeal Of sccompsnvino
strangers and reading new and difficult music
for the first time, was artistically and success
fully passed through, and the Professor vas
complimented by each performer. The enter
prise OF the Choral Society Is In keeping with
the march OF improvement everywhere notice
able IN our city, and IL is hoped they will be
literally patronixed in the future,
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RRPUBLICAN ROMANS ToBE TRIED FOR HIGH
TBKAsoN.-A dispatch from, Rome to the Echo
says, i've persons who were prominently con-
nected with the movement TO hold a radca'
meeting in that city on Sunday, have been ar
rested, and will be tried on the charge of high
treason. No disturbance followed this action OF
: the government authorities, aud the CITY re-
mains quiet. A case filled with Orsini bombs
destlned Tor Rome, has been seized by the po-
lice at the railway station in Leghorn.
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Great Excitement I'm France.

IAbIt, Nov. 70 here Is greAt eNcitpment
IN this city and throughout toe provinces over
the aspect Of affairs at Versailles. It Is an
nounced this morning that the members OF the
pal Ties OF the right and right center In the IA
uonal assembly have come 20 the tletermin Alton
to support the views OF the committee appointed
70 ,Iait a reply to the message OF Theirs, a.
embraced in its reI.grt
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New York committee Of arrangements have
changed their plan of giving public dinner to
Minister Washburne, but will give him public
reception in the theater OF the Union League
club, Dec. 4th. The President has signified hi
intention TO be present, as have also Governor
Jewell and staff, Gems. sherman and Mcdowell
and static, and other eminent military men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

LKGIeLATIoN ON THE BosroN FIRR-1n the
Mafsachusettssta state senate, yesterday afternoon
the joint spec al committee reported a special
blll in relation to assurances, intended TO pro-
tect the mutual insurance companies of Massa-
chusetts which suffered by the late fire. In the
house OF representatives bill was reported au.
tborizing the city OF Boston TO borrow S2 600 900
and to loan the same on proper security to suf-
fereTs by the fire. The act is to be accepted by
both branches of the Boston city councils be-
fore il becomes a law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

The Hsrrisonburg (Ns.) Enterprise saws that
an agent from q Washington firu was busily
engaged on Monday last IN taking the accounts
OF losses by the citizens by the federal armies
during the war, the fee Objectionable in
advsnce-being one dollar and hfry cents. ~
hopes that not many OF the citizens were
"gulled into paying their money 10 these
shaIpers."
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A GIGANTIC FRAUD.
The Reported Diamond Discoveries
HE Gems "Planted'' 60 Sell Green.
horns

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ga meeting OF the
directors OF the San Francisco and New York
Commercial and Mining company, was held
yesterday afternoon % receive reports from the
geographical survey sent out under Clarence
King, and consisting Of Mr.. King, ID. ID. Cotton,
Surveyor Bast, and Mr.. Frey. Noluminous re-
ports from the survey were received denouncing
the whole pretended discovery as q gigantic
fraud. The trustees at once adopted q resolu-
ton 20 the effect that the fraud be at once aud
fully exposed, in order that the public may be
protected; Also, that no more stock be issued or
transferred and that the corporation be dis
solved as soon as practicable. The public are
warned against any further transaction on the
faith of alleged discoveries. All stock thus far
sold is still held by W. Q. Ralston, at the Calf
fornia, and the original corporstors will assume
the loss from the operations OF the company.
The report of Clarence King gives the opera
tons OF his surveys in detail IN the vicinity of
the Table Rock. Diamonds and rubies were
found on the surface and in crevices, but in
every Instance OF q "hEd" there was evidence
that the soil had been tempered with. In Gre
wees where there were no traces Of the work of
man no evidence of the existence Of precious
stones was discovered. Some diamonds were
found In what were evidently artificial holes.
The conclusion arrived At by Mr.. King Is that
the gems found were In positions where they
would have been deposited hy the hand of NJ an ,
and that none exist where, il their occurrence
had been genuine, the inevitable laws OF nature
would have placed them. Finally, he asserts
that the expected diamond fields have been
salted or scattered over with precious stones for
the purpose Of deceiving unskilIed searchers
reports of other explorers corroborate, that of
Mr.. King. The BuIIetin some time since, pub
lished partial expose OF the oper atoms OF Ar
mold, the man who eold the origina. discovery
10 the Harpenning company for $50 900. 1t is
SAID that the directors At the time OF this pub
lcation became satisfied Of fraud, but obtained
the report mentioned TO satisfy any doubts upon
the subject. and to detect ii possible the origi-
stock has been held back until the genuineness
OF reports from all quarters could be tested
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
Associated Press Reports.
THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.
The Situation a Scrious One

PARIS, Nov. %, a. n.-There are no indics-
tons la ever this morning OF a settlement Of
tle differences between the executive and legis-
lstive departments Of the government Both
Pres Dent Theirs and the committee on address
IN reply 20 his message iimly adhere to their re-
Sp-ctve positions, and TIC situation Is reg srded
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Special NOTICES.
Mrs. Jones Cough Mixture.

This excellent COUGH SYRUP has now been
used in this community for upwards of i've years
with never-faine 1t is easily administered
being peasaDt 70 the TASTE and Civ In small doses
teas poonf ut for adult. It will ely and per
mabentiy cure all the various affections Of the
Throat and Luugs, as Coughs Colds Asthma. Group,
Consum pton. Also for the relief Of patients in adj
Val ced stages of Consum ption. These though
do not claim 1t will cure II will certaily relieve
3, such extent that il vial be considereda bless
ing indeed bv such patients Confident that you will
fiud IL lust ss re Or esent ted, we inv lite trial
Put mp in bottles. at 90 cents and 81 each.
To be had only OF
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NM ENSE REDUCT TON

II M VI r y = 2 ID 9 i
DRY GOO DDS
Al cir ~ Wool veluors red ced ir, IN d IS to 81
ION ely sE1- redgced from &c. q zsc.
EE-Ney fss1s ali WOOL redsc-d from 7Sc. to Sc.
- pfess Cloths roducsd frs a Use. 10 SO.
Sslihe- ~ shzf. 81 reduced from Sc. to Tsc.
EEiack i<sseas reduced - per cent.
y iaLh, - reduced 30 per cent.
otleh re a. Bt sched AM Unb eachAd Cotton 10
Sar sEcsgiz bleac hed Cotton. lsc.
rev fTrk Mills ID eachsd Gotten, FAC.
btse a rsfiks 81 zfsaf bs- rains.
- rrleres aud Me. a. eetly reduced.
- .t4ard70 ebeetinR from 57kc up.
n sssrt p arts X IDS 81.
=, fJsiery, Glover, Hsndk. rehtefs, Ties, Ribbons
y n'sets, Napkins, Bed Spreads Ladies' ID Gent 8
ederye1r ana q host Of ether goods III be sold at
that canBotsl to please the purchaser. Call
nd en- a-line our tick
BKoDHY AID CO., 1905 Street,
The street cars pass BrodAesd . Co.'s establish
Mert. nol6-t3
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NEW YORK, Nov. 26--The steamship Baltic
rom Liverpool has arrived. Charles Sumner Is
q passenger.
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THE FENIAN, OLRART. who hss heen a.
rested In London for participsi ns In the WySe
Park disturbances on last SUNDAY, made a
rather singular proposition when broaehf before
Justice Quinn. He asked his Honor g. dismiss
me charge TOR the reason that he lO'Lea-v1 was
Hb'ut To migrate 60 America. and that M this
rocecution was allowed TO 90 on u might tniure
HE prospects. The memorable Judge reta.sa
the rttiiton, and grimly al led that the prisoner
would Re more likely 60 be REGARDED A. a msrtrr
IN America, and that these proceed ings wnul, 1
ering him corporation dinners and other public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

IVNDJN, NOV. -t.-SprciaI dispatches from
Paris 70 the London afternoon papers saw the
radical journals of the former city are viole nj
IN their language. They declare that terrible
revolution viii follow the overthrow of the
government OF Theirs. The same Journals &C.
cuse the legttmsts, Orleanists aud imperi .lists
OF having formed q coalition 10 work for the
downfall OF the Present government. General
Shangsrnier Is also charged with aiming to Sc
cure POWER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

NO THAHKs.-No thankseiving proclamation
Will be Issued In Virginia this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

HEAVY DAMAoHs.-Niss Kate Renner, of
Hsgeretown, Nd, II Is stated. obtained Q verdict
Itct, ct the present term OF court, for SO ,O0o
damages for breach Of promise and seduction,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

,r. A rovHIrY In gentleman's dress is promised.
Inc bosom OF the shirt is to have Q few bars OF
music printed upon II, In some cases with words
Gentlemen wearing these win Stand Behind
pianos to be sung and played from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

The SLAVE Trade ExPEpITroN.-As special
dispatch from London in yesterdays STAR
stated that the United States steamships Colo
rsds and Yantic had been ordered to Zanzibar
10 CO operate with the expedition against the
slave trade, lifted out by the British govern
ment. The Navy Department authorizes the
statement that the last orders given to the
Colorado required her simply to leave Sinpa
pore SO as to reach New York In March; and
the Yantic was ordered to touch at Zanzibar
merely on her way to Join the Asiatic feet.
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Rleettou NSs~s
ry.-arants Ofbclsl ma jOrIty IN VIE

nlsSoret.-tfhhteo ncls MAJORITY - VIE
consin 10 10 .<sS.
soUIB cARoLrNA.-The follOwing Is the on :
cial vcte ct South Csrci,ns fcr Presidential
slecsor; Grant, s9.29a, Greeley, = rs; o.
Conor, - Grants plurality over Greeley,
49.5ss; GRANITE ms crity, e.. se3.
NIRGINIA.-The election rctarns from Bu-
chSnsu county, Va, viii probably 30 thrown
II, because the figures are gwen for ''t.reeley :
and &c. =. Grant" ana for "a. Gr-tE Brown"
sne Wilson" instead OF for electors on either
side.
kAssss--The total vote OF Kansas. accord
lngt the official returns, IL los go. being sn in
crease 81 - CO. in two years. This indicates an
increase In the population Of over ioo 90 n -
years, which is believed O. be unprecedented In
re history Of any other state.
U-.VLslAsA.-A special dispatch % the New
YORK Ituss, from New Orleans. ssys:-rhs os.ly
stnS retarniug board, CONSISTING of AlesSrs.
Lyneh, HERON, Hawkins and Longstreet. have
s,nce their spPoin'--aaat been examining the
e . re''-- az from all the parishes IN this
SIS =, and. ss q result, nnd that ". 2. kellogg,
FOR governor. has . majority Of i2.ToL THIS
a'so elects the whole republican state ticket
The republican presidential electoral majority
Is about the same that OF Mr.. Kellogg =
There is also q handsome working majority 81
republicans elected In both HOUSES. 50 mucl
for an honest count
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

EOR CARPETS
Il CARPETS!
CAPpErsr
The Cheapest House
IN TIE DISTRICT Is
MESeRs. WOLFORD q sHILBE8G's.
who would respectfully call attention 70 their
kAwA AND SELECT srSCK
WINTER CARPETrNGs AND
OILCL0THS,
which ere direct from the leading Importer. and
bsrssins are II store for IN looking after
goo ass ,ss is.s nS ~ he .to.s s%er.ee' ell
IBoioE EssLisH AND snIsiJas
Beautiful EseLI.H As sp r hskkirsssS IN.
RAG HEsk 4 AZ hi HALL and STAIR
oHEPE I, IN ,Is,ss V, sns ;s, , nm,
cSd5s IN end any sf sias =
MATS; Rich Patterns 10 VELVET and THREkD
Purchasers ~ III undoubtedly ind Il % their Cd
vantage % call thi. firm proposes selling Carpets
lover than any house In the city.
~RkkEMBER
The Arcade,
Ne. <2T sEyEsTH STREET SOUTH,
BETWEEN ID AND X.
-; 1nfiye Cents win convey serson from any
melt nov7-tr
IL THx eUPRkMk COURT OF TIE DIS
1BlOl OF COLUMBIA,
BIlEyw. ALksR 81 al.-2s,s Equity Dock. n.
IL 10 this eleventh day Of koveinber A. ID. Is72,
ordt red that the offer made by =. % FOR the
treet OF land in the county OF W Arlington as the
SAID ustt 10 described In the proceedings in the
ssO,e-sItitled cause, be accepted by the trustee,
W n Mooowsrd, end that the sale OF the said tract
70 the said oHare at and for the price ani on the
terms as proposed By him be and same il hereby
raiibed and confirmed unless 70 abe contrary
ihereof be shown on or before the md day Of Be
cember next: PrOrtdea, A copy OF this order be
published once . week for three successive weeks
rriOr 70 said lest- named date In some aewspspsr
printed and published in the city q WsshingtOn,
By the Court: A. wfLIE.
A true oopJ-Test: X J. MEISs. Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

THH PARDON OF PAYMAsTRR HopaR-
"Zeta" writes to the Baltimore Sun as follows:
"Among several reasons which have been given
for the pardon of ex Pay master Hodge, who
was sentenced for ten years for embe Element
is that he government intends to use him as
witness against certain New York brokers who
knowingly specnlaied with government flu ads
furnished by Hodge. The government has
never been able to convict on any of the similar
cases, and, it is reported, now intends to MAKE
an example,
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DBY GOODS.
PARIIAL pesTION
REoEsT REoEIPrs

kEUENI KEtEITIo
FE'I AND CHOICE Day GOODS.
BrfSS trcods -3aCO ysfds Deistnts. eOc /: BLACK
ard tCl Ored NerinOes 73c - 81 all wool DeletOss,
e1trs 4 ide, J0c fine Strges, 20 Black and Col
SIa ~ S''A vs. ---
Bad'sS SGeling Black prsp TrEte, 81 Is 70
: 60. CsricGi~ Cloth. S2Ns; astrsShsas, s3a IS;
IN. u. b, e1sh, Birck sns CoIored svsrs % Sc,
ga S5sS6 LsIies cloths IN choice coiors, o.; Col
ord ' elv- t,eEs> IS and 81
Blankets, Fla Irr~l-, - a~Is Cassir,a-es. &c
hogan q wYIIB.
nOv35H N1s lOiS ot 1850 10 81. " W.
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A. STRAUS,
l0ll PKHHsYLvAHIA AvEHUI.
Third Door from Eleventh strsss,

~etore open until . m. and on Saturday until
IL D. m TO accommodate those who have no time
to purchase durlng the day. novl5-Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

OPENING OF EEw STATIONERY sroRE
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
First class goods at fair prices, for cash
LIThOGRAPHING,E ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited 20 call and examine our
new stock. BEN. n. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
sAd next door 10 Jay Cooke Co.'S,
sel2-t Washington, ID. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

PKRsoNAL.-Gen. Ely s. Parker, formerly
Indian Commissioner, Is in the city. Hon.
Worthington U. Smith, Of Vermont, has taken
the house corner of Twentieth and streets for
awinter residence ..-" Com missioner Doug ass
teenth and streets, as a permanent residence
III he family or Senator Stewart, OF Nevada
who have been In Europe for nearly two years
past, have returned, and will occupy their ne
house on Massachusetts, avenue and Four teenth
street for the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

JUDGMENTS FOR THE GOVERNMENTAL dis.
patch TO the Treasury, from Boston, says judg-
ment has been entered for the government
against VIM. F. Weld & Co., of that city, for
100000 Also that judgment was 70 be entered
IN New York against certain parties for 800 900.
The judgment against Weld & Co., is the larg-
est recovery ever made by the government, and
Is for custem-hOuse dues unpaid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

The PRESIDENT STANDS FIRM.-The PresI-
dent yesterday stated that no ofice.hoiders
would be removed except for inefi cheney or
malfeasance in office, and that in all cases o.,
vacancies arising from any cause the position
would be filled by the next in rank il qualified
and up to the requirements Of the civil service
regulations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTEsNAL REvEEUF.-The receipts rroca tn q
source to-day were s122 55I L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-26

OLhhIVAL CHAH6Es HHvt Just Deen made IN the
Second Auditors office as follows: Appointed
under the civil service rules-John H. Car
mieneki, n. .;James p. Demattos, ILL.,; Henry
Hopkins, ID. c.; Thomas H. Luff, d. c.; ID. ii.
Lamb, Penn; b. P. Mimmack, N. Y; Adolph
Van Reuth, Nd; H. y. Wire, Ohio, clerks, and
David n. Force, N. Y, temporary messenger,
and George Q. Kent, D. O., assistant messenger.
office, George j. Starkey, Ohio. Resigned
Thomas j. Stilley, Iowa; W. Guttrill, Maine;
Dennis O'Conner, Vermont; j. b. Randolph,
n; T.; W. j. Simmons, N. Y, and g. Won
tho regular arny.) Dismissed-J. o. Jansen,
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