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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

POLICE RAID ON THE New YORK CONCERT
SALooNs.-The New York police made a raid
on the Broadway concert saloons on Saturday
night, and arrested all the inmates. The pro-
prietors and waiter girls were held for eNamina a.
non, but the male visitors we're discharged. All
the principal saloons were closed up by the DO
lice, who are determined to destroyed these nests
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Strike in the Coal Mining Reriars

INV YORK, Nov. IA dispatch from Phil
lTshurg, Pa, states that there T. considerable
excitement in the mining regions consegUer
upon general strike OF the miners for an
advance OF ten cent? per ton. The OpeI atOrs
refuse 10 give the advance, and Il i d0ubul
how long the strike will last. Sixteen mines are
now idle, al the miners in them having quit
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DECISION AGAINST THE UNITED STATES
AND WHY.-In the United States circuit court
in New York on Saturday, Judge Shipman
decided against the government in q suit 20
recover 5,0c0 from Benjamin j. Cahone, the
alleged defaulting paymsster in the navy: and
his sureties holding that Cahone was a lunatic
and unable at the time of entering into his bond
to make any contract whatever,
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"A FrHNDIsH ATTEMPT was made FRIDAY
night, by depositing three cross-ties across the
Harlem track at Williams bridge TO throw of.
the Boston express train. Fortunately they
we're fastened insecurity, and were readily Dis
placed by the locomotive. A reward OF II ooo i
oiered Tor the apprehension of the guilty par
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The New York health board report that
the new horse disease IL not dropsy or CHAMBERS,
but result Of deterioration Of blood.
~The Michigan Central Railway company
u planting Q row OF American chestnut trees at
all available point. along It's entire line.
y Hipporhinorrh9a IL spreading among the
human habtants Of Michigan. At least, % the
doctors account for . violent epidemic OF colt In
the head.
ga Danbury street boy received . dolla
for learning eight hundred Bible verses, and
has bought with it . handsome deck OF linen.
back cafdA
ga writ was granted By judge Pratt, Of
Brooklyn, Saturday, to George N. Bryant, to
recover his two children, whom his wife had
secreted after deserving him.
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Drowned Al Sea

BALTIMORE, Nov. ls.-Captsn Blackf0rd, OF
the British bark Ialisman, at this port from RIO
reports that November sth Ratire y. smith, o
Hyannis, Mas. CHIEF mate, and VIM Cooper, d
seaman, OF New York, capsized in a boat an
were drowned. They had been on hoard = Ger
man brig and were returning in the ralisman
when the accident happe ned.
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NJ, 4 he LOUISIANA ELECTION QUARREL-Goy.
manoth IL not TO be permitted 10 have il al
ms own way In Louisiana. Wednes LAYS De-
patches told that he had on various s,etexts
expelled al the members OF the election re- =
turning board, and filed their places with bis
e s aanerehe a. means towards securing the
executive chair for McEnry. GA SATURDAY sem
ator Kellogg procured an Injunction from the
Cnited States circuit court restraining the pres
eht board from performing its duties, aud for
bidding McEnry 20 act a. governor. The sait
will come up for trial Tomorrow
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AFTER THE "MAD SroNE."-The Warren
lNa.) Sentinel says that two of MIR. Maurice
Mills children-girl and boy, aged respectively
III and years-were bitten on Monday after
noon by puppy belonging to Mr.. NJ. Mr. Mills
started Immediately for the "mad stone" which
Is owned by gentleman near Piedmont, in
Fauquier county. "
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THE LIABILITY OF Insurance COMPANIES
The question of responsibility for the loss &C a.
stoned by the blowing up OF the buildings 10 pre-
vent the spread OF the tire has arisen in Boston
and submitted to the New York journal OF Com
merce, which paper gives the opiuisn thai the
insurance companies are responsible, unless tue
fire is at such a distance that the probabilities
are slight that the fire would reach the build
ings. II that event the city is responsible for
he lnss
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER In TIE COAL REGIONS.
Thomas MCNAMARA, q constable of Lackawan-
ma, Pa, township, was found dead on the pub
lie highway near the hotel at Tyroyille, in the
outskirts of Scranton Saturday morning
having doubtless been murdered His head ana
face were smashed fearfuIly, ami his hands cut
in several places, apparently in trying TO ward
of the knife of his murderer. The affair is
involved in MYSTERY
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The Horse Drot,sy.

GREAT MORTALITY IN NEw YORK.
New YORK, Nov. lS.-rhe dropsy, the new
horse disease. has made its appearance m All the
city car stables Fifty per cent Of tue horses
attacked are said 10 DIE, and the horses affected
are mainly those worked while suffering from
the epizootic. Stablemen are becoming alarmed.
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Hotel Damaged by Fire.

CINCINsATI, Nov. ls.-A special SAYS the
Layton House, the leading hotel at Logsnspsrt
Ind, was 20 badly damaged by fire last night
that the owners have decided 20 take n down
and reb6.ia. The loss is heavy, but the amount
Is Lot known
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Lynch LAW IN KENrucKY.-On Sunday
night last mob OF seyenty-hve men forced the
jail at Blandville, Ballard county. XIV. And took
out negro named Ross Brandon, charged with
committing rape on . respectable young lady
In that vicinity, and hung him to . tree on the
they were from Illinois,
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MORE MASKED RoBDERs IN PENNSYLVANIA.

MORE MASKED ROBBERS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The residence OF JOhn Watson, near ritussllle,
Pa, was entered Friday evening imm ediately
after dark by five naked men, who, after
binding each member of the family, compelled
Watson TO open his safe, from which q, 0OD was
taken, after which Watson was likewise bound
and the robbers made their escape. A lamp
was upset and the house caught on fire, by
which Watson Was badly burned. The thieves
eXtinguised the fiamee before leaving.
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CHICKENS, TURKEYS, DUCKS AND GEEsE DrISo

By HUNDREDS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-AlOng the line OF the
Hudson river q terrible disease has broken OUT
among the poultry. Chickens are diving by
hundreds. and turkeys, geese and ducks in the
market show signs Of the malsdy. The disease
appears 20 be assuming the form of de- lructi We
pestilence among domestic fowls
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The FRENCH MoNARcHIsTs AcKxOwrRocp
DkFEAT.-The several parties into which the
French Assembly Is divided held meetings SAT-
ufosy night 70 sum up the events OF the past
Inc Monarchlsts confess that they have been
defeated, and will secure an honorable retreat
by giving their support TO the Conservative re-
Pubncans. All the conservative elements hays
been united in favor of motion which will ia
introduced this week by Deputy Chanparnier,
CONCERNING Gambetta's speech At Tours
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TIE SOCIETY or TIE ARMY OF TIE Gun
BsRLAHD meets In Dayton, Ohio, next wednes-
day. The indications are that the attendance
will be very large. Generals Sheridan, Hooker
and Meigs, Governor Noyes, Senator Morton.
and other distinguished persons are expected &c
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ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. IS.-The epizoo.ic =
here. one livery stable has 30 casss. Man.
Lorses OF private citizens are taking the lisease
SO Tar II seems 20 he of = mild tvI.e
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CoLCHIcUM SEEDS YoR RRsUMArrsM.-In
the case of Catharine q. Boden, who died In
New York last week from an overdose of colchi-
cum seeds, administered for rheumatism, the
coroDer's jury rendered verdict censuring a
relative named Bray for advising the use OF the
mixture. Bray has disappeared.
ga student Of Columbia College, New York
named White, was fatally injured in q row he
tween two OF the classes, he having been thrown
over the osnister distance OF three stories
~The heree-ra1ish trade I'm the CITY markets
hss fallen OF materially of late, owing 70. a
rumof That the horse radish- zootic had broke q
out IN several OF the market-stalls
The SILK wcavers strike at Paterson, N.
=, ABOUT over, all the employers but one
having conceded the old wages TO their worE.
men.
- The residence Of Mathew Linden st Elrod,s
Station, Pa, was burned Friday morning, aud
MIS- Linden being very III and unable to leave
the house perished In the flames.
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DEATHFRoM AN OVERDOSE OF CHLoRoFoRN
Inc wife OF Joseph Whitman died in Newark on
Saturday from an overdose OF chlorotorm, ad-
ministered BY Q DR.. Fredalin, OF Illinois, a
prominent German physician, in the process OF
resettinG dislocAted shonlder -
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- Eelskin shoes are q southern intirn..,s

= Exciting ox-sales hourly occur an Chic..o
- The girls look very game with the lon,
feathers they now wear in their hats Ak
0How the fragile female frame ouIvers 20
think OF the coming cansry-zoo.
IA man In Dubuque fell asleen n, ,,s-.
erwofhan,s, and she took the occasion 20 sSse.n.
accounts by taking his watch aud ca In money
Ihey've stopped giving the exact 49,. =,
sSe o,e women out west, and merely menf,o.,
years old. 49, inety-three
youth In Kansas CITY set fra N ..
~ s,, noese, recently, 20 spite his mother sse
~. him 20 60 20 the circua TS~ ssno -.
voss aS Ky heid meeting and rendered m :
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TEE METHODIST GENERAL Ooxxrrrxr. I'm
session. In New York, on Saturday made it,
annual appropriations for domestic mirsions
segreeanng 500 600, including IS 900 for PhIla-
delphia, $1,000 for South Oarolina. sII 400 To-
Iexss, slo,oo for Virginia, % 500 for washing
Ton city, and IS 900 for Wilminxton
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THR PORE WON'T ACCEPT EmANuEI's An
SuiTr.-The Italian minister of finance. HAVING
Pope, guaranteeing the payment 10 His Holis
mess OF the annuity voted him by Pariiamenf
Ssrdinal Antoneili has rent areply u the min
stsr notii ylng him that the Pope declines 20 re-
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DRINCIPAL ATTRACTION
- NOW IN THE CITY rs
wOLfORD = SHILBERG'S.
NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
South Seventh street,
wherein Is to be found the best assorted and most
tk;sips Ali the Latest Styles in FOREIGN AND
DONEsTIC DBEss GOODS, namely:
Plain ana Fancy Poplips,
Colored and Black silks,
Impress Cloths of all Shades,
Coiored Moba:r Alpacas,
. Plain ana Cerded single Width Alpacss
3 GEEAT SPECIALITY IN BLACK ALPAOA5
full line 81 Black Goods OF all classes, such as
Bombaztne, French Merino, Biarritz, TanIse,
biscs sud coi d velveteens; Flannels in all shades,
Naterproofs Of all color-; Cassimeres, froa the
&c. &c. large assortment OF Ottoman aud Broche
Shawjs; Blankets, Quilts and OOmforters; Table
Linens naps ms and Towels, Shrtings, Cottons and
choice Prints.
In connection with the aboy eaamed Goods are also
Kept large variety OF
NOTIONS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
A call to this House viii amply com pensste the
mosf economical BUR chaser, from far and near
~ kLMEMBER
The Arcade.
70. &2J SEVENTH STREET SOUTH
Between d and e.
H.B.-Hiye cents will CONVEX q person fr.m any
part Of the city direct 70 the door Of this Establish
meht. no7 tr
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mAHsARDs AND INSURANCE. The New
YORK insurance companies are refusing to insure
stores and dwellings built with mansard roofs
and IN some cases where property OF this kind
has been reinsured to old customers, TX to per
cent. extra has been demanded 20 II -
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NEW YORK FASHIONS IN HAIR.-The num-
Der OF our prematurely gray young women on
the streets dressed in the hight Of fashion, ana
powdered or frosted, but is really gray. One
would hardly credit the fact, but fact il ia
that chemical process is resorted to TO bleach
the hair white. The reign of the blond Is over
and the old term stow head" passes from room
to room. Golden locks are at a discount
Raven tresses are vulgar, and snowy hair is the
style. The highest priced wigs are gray, and
not black or auburn. Such is the tyranny OF
fashion that young girls with black and auburn
hair are crazy to have a bleached head
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AN IHDULoBNf KANSAS PARsnr cold his
teen children 10 the circus He says it only
comes two or three times year, and, besides
ne never had much to cook ON the stove any
how.
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SV,OOO Deaths from Cholera I'm En-
rome This Near
EpfzOoty fin Atlanta

NV lpbk, Nov. ia European lei
STA tEis year. - ~
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS ADAM WISHES TO FILL TWO VA
WI csneies In her hoerdiI School. Terms $500
No change for use 81 piano or books. Beet refer
eIcee given IN sshinston and Alexandria. Miss
ADAM 9cS King Ct Alex sndria, Va. noyl3- lus
MIsS l.. fLETCHERS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
lVl LADIES AND CHILDkEN, 1921 Netr York
arsaAS.-1he fecond quarter will Commence No
YEMEN .0TH. References, Bishop PiDkney and
Dr.. q. Z. Oak. ocl9 I'm
DfIVA1E LESSONS, OF Tuition in Glasses, in
Il the Epslish branches, Latin and French. Both
ladies' ard gentlemen invited. Please inquire By
le.'er in person Of Miss ". W. WRIGHT.
cello 2nis 1ol3 New York avenue,
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DRY GOODS.

IMMENSE LOTION
DRY GOODS.
All Sill sLd col Neluors reduced from 81 IS to 81
Lovely Plaids reduced from Csc. to 2Sc.
yeiy Plaids all WOOL reduced from 75c. to Sc.
Empress Cloths rec uced from 75c to 60c.
Saline, IN new SHADE s, reduced from 35c. to &c.
Il aCk A pscas reduced 20 per cent.
Eiannels reduced 20 per cent.
Splendid A Bleached aud Unbeae he'd Cotton, l2Sc
? ndro=coegin Bleached Cotton, loo.
New York Mills Bleached Cottsn, 2lc.
Black silks at grsGt bargains.
Cashmeres ard Me- incs greatly reduced.
4, 81 d 10 sheeting from E1sc up.
I'll giant Paris Kids, 81.
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Ties, Ribbons
Gorsets, Napkins, Bed Spreads, Ladies' a9d Gents
Cnderv ano host Of ether goods i'll be sold at
prices that cannot fail to please the purchaser Gall
and examine stock.
BBoDHFAD CO.. 1905 street
The street cars pass Brodheed Co.'s estsbli sh-
ment. nol6-t3O
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ELECTED MEMBERS OF

THE CAss COUNTY (Mo) LYsCHKRs In
pIoTED.-The Kansas City MOI Times contain
jury OF forty-fOur citizens Of Cass county, Mo-
for completely in the Gam city tragedy of last
April. In this affair the judge of Cass county
Attorney Hines, and man named Dutro were
for alleged connection with a fraudulent Issue
of Cas- county bonds. Thirty-six of the in
dicted men answered the sheriff summons, and
appeared before the court in Harrsonville Sat
uTday, where they were arraigned. They
pleaded =" not guilty." and were released on
bail to appear tor trial in February. OF the
other eight men three were sick and the re-
mainder out of the state; but all will soon re-
port themselves to the proper authorities
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$500 WORTH OF SILvERwARR STOLEN
Between dark and u O'Clock Saturday night
thieves forced an entrance into the establish
ment OF Wilson & Sons, silver and plated ware
manufacturers, corner Of 5th and Cherry streets.
Philadelphia. A side door was iammed and An
old fashioned vault In the rear of the store
broken open and solid silver ware to the amount
OF $1,000 taken. The booty was removed m a
wagon, which was seen standing in front of the
store about IL O'Clock. There Is no clue to the
Inleves. Nothing was taken except solid silver
This is the second time the place has been
robbed, an entrance having been effected here
tofore precisely in the same manner
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HoUsEBRRAKERs SCATTERED By BRAVE
WoMAN.-ShOrtly after midnight number OF
young rufians ATTEMPTED to enter the apart
ments of Mrs. Mary Anne Forbet, at No. s.
Hillary street. They knocked at her door, anC
having been refused sdmittance. they threat
ened to break it in. Mrs. Forbet aimed herself
with heavy axe, and told them that If the,
broke IN the door they would do it their peril
TIE rufiians then battered at the door and hurs,
1t open. The first who entered received a blow
from the axe which Glove his skull. This fright
ened the rest and they fed, deserving their
wounded com panion. he was taken to the tirst
precinct station house, where he gave his name
as James McNamee. His injuries are cOnsid
cred OF serious nature.-N. Y. Post 10th,
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TIE STEAM CANAL BOAT WHICH WANTS
THE 500, 600 PRIzE.-Captain Baxter, who com
manded the steam canal boat on her voyage
was made in i've days, seventeen hours. This
beats the old time by eight days. The propelline
power is obtained from two small engines
driving two three bladed screws. The expense
was less than third the usual towage expenses
The voyage was made at an average rate of
about five miles per hour. The inventor PRO
poses to claim the Sl00, 900 offered as a prize for
the invention of a craft that would navigate
canals not less than three miles per hour without
lDiuring embankments.-N. Z Erpress l6th
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KILLED IN QUARR8L.-Dsniel Herbruck.
OF Cairo, near Canton, Ohio, had an alteration
with one Andrew Mortar about pay for some
chestnuts, when the latter struck him on the
head with Q stick Of wood with sufficient VIC
lence TO Kill him. Mortar has been arrestad
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hogan WYLIE,
- DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Nos. l0ls and 1920 Seventh street NV.
NEW DRESS GOODS
Back Alraeas and MohA rs; Black silks; Neapol-
itsn Silks; SILK Poplins and Epinglines; Cash
me- end Merinocs shades; extra fine Double
Cashmeres; Black Drap de Etc; Rich Plads: Plain
and Striped Wool Sstines; shawls rom 80 cents to
$50, splendid STU les BlsD kets and Flame reat
| stoek. Cas- imeres, Cloths, Doeskins, &C., an i'm
mense stock, very chap. Oh aki nss-Re pellan
Underwear for everybody. Hosiery OF all kinds
Kid Gloves, Doe and Castor 6auntlsts; Fan y
Scsrfs and Notions. nov I5tf
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN Mr.. j. G. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY, AND ONE MATINEE
The SsGsasn eRs sSea
And their .sfsaa SGsSsS SdsEbH
, n1sSa.' I'd i! AT si.::,.
WEDNESDAY, % and the Geissrated sketohes
THURSDAY, a. A E %SM RHhEUL
'n R'; an. R. #s:;:;is; ss..,..
SATURDAY %. A'ap' M ms ShhH EiNaARp
} At night Last Appearance.
eeats ready for any night or matinee at box-ofics
sssS bir5h5s Fiji Avenue Comedy 1881 esp
UTAsHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w Ekrenh ST., south Of Pennsylvania Avenue.
OUR LokDoN SERIES.
In TING N sTruPhNboUs ATTRACTIONS
The wohdsrinl London TransfOrnstfon baasoq,e,
ration x9sFsV Ro shs has appeaFedr ROSA
The graceful and artistic Vocalist Song and Dance
and Clog Artist.
MILE ID GRANVILLE,
the Wonder of the World, the Woman with the Iron
Jaw.
THE SAPPHO TROUPE,
sAPPH0 DELLA ELLIS, II. w. ELLIS and MBS
II. w. ELLIS.
HAWLKY BROTHERS, HAWLEY BROTHERs
5aTks NfsLkV and MIS- Sbf 5SSssSS
And our Monster Triple Company, over forty Tai
ented Artists.
New and beautiful Ballet advertisement, entitled
"LA SAILORS;
with entire new Scenery sRd Mouutings, and intro
ducng our entire Corps de Ballet.
The lsughsble ExtravaRspza entitled
nl8 THE BELLIES OF THE KITCHEN.
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IRAND STAR COURSE OF LECTURES.
LADIES' GOODS.

BONS, selling at cost, at HNSo
nel3 Nv WILLIAMS 3.
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NO ORNAMENT 10 20 appropriate for dinner
table or mantel shelf q . vase OF 40 vers. Tr !.
small quantity Of spirits OF camphor Is placed in
the water contained in the vase, the color and
freshness OF the flowers will remain for q long
period.
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THURSDAY, q. ) WOMAN.
y and the Inimtable Sketches,
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vrnNrsDAy MIA HUSBAND TO ORDER.
w HONEoUhI, ~ e and the Celebrated Sketches
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LECTURES.

Illustrated with experiments, APPARATUS con
sTucted ard arranged xpressly for his lectures
America This course 10 substituted for the
pual 7 NJ q. A. scientifc course Thu lectures
will begin TUESDAY EVENING, December 3, and
continue on alternate evenings, OF = O'Clock.
Tickets for the course, with reserved seats, SIS
The sale g. course TICKETS VIII begin OF, W EDSES.
DAY MORNING. November 20. at O'Clock, at
Bsliartyne's bookstore, 42e 7Ih street. Admission
to each lecture, 81; no extra charge for reserved
sests. The safe Of tickets 70 any OF the separate
lectures viii begin on SATURDAY M0BNISG,
November SO at the same place. For further par
'iCulars special circulars to be had at Bslan-
tyDes, ST the Y. NJ. G A rooms, at the Smithsonian
+ street. Is 3w
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Special NOTICES.
Fine Gid Rye whisky.
WARRANTED PERFECTLY PURE.

VH - u u uHILON'
Also,sH kinds ofCALIFORNIA INES,7ac. snd
81 per bottle: PORT, ANGELICA, MUSCArEL,
CHERRY, HOOK and CLARET. Also, KELLY 8
IsLAkD CArAWBA.
These Wines are very superior, and inst as repre-
sented.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
no4-tr Second and d street, N. w.
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INTERNAL RkvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day were Sal Isl q.
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A Card.
A Clergyman, while residiug in south America,
as missionary, discovered safe and sim pie remedy
for the cure of Nervous Weakness. Early Decay F,
Disease Of the Urinary and seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders bro ught by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers ha, 9 been cured b.
this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
fer preparing aud using This medicine, In sealed
envelope. to any one who needs IL. Ess Of Charge.
Address, JOSEPH 4. INN an,
Station ID, Bible House,
mar22-ly New York City.
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The INDIANA SENAToR.-It was reported in
indianapolis Saturday that the republican menu
beTs of the legislature had decided to elect a
United States Senator on Tuesday-to-m morrow
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Gov. COOKE is suffering from a severe cold,
and has not been at his Office for several days
past. He is much better to-day, however, and
expects TO be out again tomorrow or next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-18

Benefit OF the
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and the Wonderful Sketches,
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PERsONAL.-Hon. James Brooks, of New
York, has returned to his elegant residence on
street for the winter .'..'.Senator Pomeroy
is in