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|e!ly Cans and Improved Selt-Sea.ing
Fruit Jars,

GF Class and Brown S;;ouewarc, just opened
~ at STANLEY'S CHINA HALL. Large
quantities Of Fruit, which are now drug in
the market, may be securely kept for winter
use oy using these jars. Aug y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-31
F0RTY-sEC0ND CONGRESS
This AfternoOn's Proceedinss
FRIDAY. ,Januarv n


SENATE.-The Vice President submitted a
message from the President vetoing the Senate
bill appropriating SIS 500 to the east Tennessee
university for its property DESTROYED during the
war. Ordered to be printed and referred ~
committee on claims.
Messrs. Window, Harlan and Stevenson were
appointed by the Vice President as the commit
tee OF conference on the Indian appropriation
bill
Mr.. Frelinghuysen presented petition of the
sisters OF George Catlin, deceased. asking Con-
gress to purchase his collection of Indian por-
traits and cartoons. Referred to committee on
Mr.. Hamilton (Md) introduced bill to amend
the act establishing national cemeteries. Re-
ferred TO committee on military affairs.
Mr.. Edmunds stated that tomorrow he would
call up the Alabama claims bill.
Mr. Harlan offered resolution proposing an
amendment am, to the constitution, providing for
popular vote, upon which he said he would here
after submit some remarks
MIR. Wright alluded to the fact that the House
bad voted to repeal the bankrupt act. The iu-
dietary committee of the Senate had reported i'm
favor OF the repeal, and the country was very
anxious TO know what the Senate would do in
this matter. He took it for granted that every
Senator had made up his mind about IL, and he
now moved to take up the bill 70 repeal. and
asked the Senate to make a test vote on his mo-
ton.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Mr.
Donnan Iowa) moved to reconsider the vote OF
nay -, lciS, pt WHICH tie Oil IN relation TO the
Montana war claims was recommitted to the
committee on military affairs, which was agreed
to.
Mr.. Holman (Ind) made the point of order
that the bill embraced an appropriation. and
must be referred to the committee of the whole
The Speaker sustained the point OF order and
the bill was 50 referred.
On motion, conference committee was or
dered on the bill providing for building iron
ships-of-war.
Mr. Barry Miss introduced a bin removing
the political disabilities OF A. L. Hardcastle, OF
Miss. Passed.
The regular order was demanded. and Mr.
Butler, Mass. y from the judiciary committee,
reported bill to provide for the payment of
election officers appointed by the judges of the
United states circuit courts in cities having
20 600 inhabitants and upw ards.
Mr.. Kerr (Ind) made point of order that il
tanned.
Mr.. Butler then reported a bill for the rel; ef
OF George +. Fisher, appropriating ss7S % for
expenses incurred i'm defending suits brought
against him while he was acting as associate
Justice OF the supreme court Of the District of
Columbia. VI
Mr.. Kerr made the point of order that IL eon
tanned.
Mr.: Butler.-well, will try this sending 10
the clerk q bill referring the claims of certain
loyal citizens Of Missouri to the commissioners
Of claims.
Mr.. Blair tlIich.) raised the poiut of .,a.~
sustained.
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NEW YORK NOTES.

PROPOSED MONUMENT To GES. MEADE
NV YORK, Jan. Si.-A meeting OF Office.
the Army of the Potomac was held her, a.
night, at which initial steps were taken "a er. f
monument % the memory Of General Hea f..
THE TWEED JURY
Was reported nj midnight seven for conyictirn
ana nNe Tor acquittal. The Prisoners frier Isl
Yesterday were confident there would d.
no conversion, they appearing 10 possess soiH-
special Information.
Yesterday after noon, the boiler Of an enc .
on the elevated railroad bursted, and althou =,
there was NO explosion, the clouds of sto.l ~
caused consternatiOn among the passenger,
three OF whom jumped on a house awniu. !or
safely.
TINE TWEED IrRY CAN'T aeRpF
In the Tweed case, the jury came into court
AT half past ten O'Clock this morning, whIu ln.
foreman announced that they could not po>si5
agree. They were accordingly discharged.
AT MEETING og TIRE BAR ASSOCIATION
last evening, II was decided ca take no action is
the case OF David Dudley Field. Hon. VIM ~
Eysrts, the chairman, urged that measures be
taken for the relief Of the daughters OF the lat.
Judge fancy. who are in want.
THE "Boss" TO BE TRIED AGAIN.
There vas an immense gathering 10 hear the
result OF the Tweed case. After the announce
ment by the foreman that he thought the inv
could not agree, Judge Davis expressed the d.
sire 10 hear from the Others "a the probability
OF an agreement Another juror then said that
the Jury were Of the same mind since N O'Clock
last night, and there was no prospect of an
agreement. Mr.. Peckham, for the prosecution,
then addressed the court. applying for another
trial forthwith. Defendants counsel thought II
would be a'hardship 10 go over the case again
now. Tweed's civil suit was set for February
further argument the court said IL would deciie
The matter OF a new trial to- morrow.
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WILLARD HALL.
SPECIA
ANDC0MPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL To
MANAGER J. q. SANILLE.

WhsHINGToS, ID. c., January -, 1873
DEAN SiR The undersigned. citizens OF Washing
ton approaching Jour energy and enterprise for the
last two years IN an attempt to give ~ first class
the unfortunate destruction If tina National Theater
,., ~" ale pehsh, st2d tins honor
have You confer with Us as TO the time and place and
signed: Dom Piati, chairman; John +. Ennis,
sscrefaIy; Hsnry D. Coke, A. shepherds Richard
Hume y G. BerTet, William Dieks"n, n Burnt
Sa nartsr Jas' M 4 MsRsvijt Grsssry
5ursh, =: v Bois.er, .. i: FreIeS, pr: r O. Hhi.,
Eraskin FhiF W Jones. RiaS SHINE sF cSa.
.. JSsmss' TsnTy ss%ksn' r. BB1T7inka5d, Q:
Eiddls l. c. T Tis, T ThGnas Berry, &.
Parker, Daniel B. Clarke, Hallett Kilbourn, H. NJ
s h1iSh1f0p .f1u Iei1es M;,I,, Chipnan
don, ~, John o. Evans, z. ID; Gilman, Richard ii.
Taylor William Msttingly, ". W. Rapley, jaime,
Nh. sAvILLEs Reply.
,,, d., wtps .a PC. January g, 1873.
X. ShePherd, Rtehord HaSriagion, S,moa Wol(
A. N atLoT. ~, a"d ofhus;
The cffer u substantaI testnoniai can only MY
20 f %sss
SSshss by 2 performance at Willard Hall upon next
Thanking Won for your kindness, i remain yours
sincerely, JOHN &. SAvILLE.
In accordance with the above, a grand comedy per
Torrance will take place al the above hall
MONDAY EVENING, Next February 8,
beginning at O'Clock with the delightful little com
edletta entitled
A LITTLE TREASURE,
ntroduc ing Hesdsmes Nav Saville. Chester and
Stanley, and hessrs. L. Th0rne, v. Bowers, Kings
ley, and
ER. J. G.. SAvILLE,
asCaptain Walter Maidenblush.
Concluding with N.rtons serio-comie PLAY, in
three acts, of
ALL IS NOT GOLD THAT GLITTERS.
Characters 10y Mesdsmes Savile, Chester and Stan
lev and Messrs. ThOrne, Bowers, Barr, Parkhurst,
kingsley; Foster &c.
Admission 81. Secured seats 81 Tickets 20 be
had If the Committee at the Hotels, Music and Book
Stores.
Reserved seats to be had Ellis Music Store Mon
day morning at ~ O'Clock, two admission tic kets
curing seat No tickets will be sold at the
II all for this performance.
DOM PIATT, Chairman Committee
THOMAS L. HUME, Treasurer
L3lt John ENNIS
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CUBAN AUIHORlrIIS.
Retaliation Threatened oa Spanish
Merchants i'm NeN Yorl

Nkw YORK, Jan. 3i.-Late Havana paper
contain a proclamation Of the Cartain t,sD,.r-r
citing hessrs. Bomleariicr. ROmharas-a. an
Portuondo, Who arr now citiEenS of the Unite
States, resident I'm New YORK. formerly plantsr-
in Cuba. to appear and be tried for treason 4 b.
fore the 9Th Of February by a military Goa
As they viii not do - they viii he formally
fenced "a the garrOte and their property DO
Cuba, valued az nearly S2.oco,aoo. will be- 9.
hscated Ia Spain. They will call the attent
Of Secretary Fish a. their cases. and hy va, f
reIrissl several Spanish merchants doing D..
ness in this CITY, and who hold real estate D.
Will be certlhed 90 the proper aEthoritiee
aliens Illegally holding property.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This AGterno0as Dispatches.
Associated PRESS REpnRrs
The SINKING OF THE ENGLfsH
SHIP NORTHFLEET.
safety ef the Spanish steamer which
Sumk Her.

IoNpoS, Jan. 3i-A telegraphic dispatch 10
the Iloyds from their agent at CadiK confirms
the report that IL Was the Spanish steamer Ma
rillo which ran into and SUNK the emigrant N D
Ncrthneet, OF Dungeness hght-house, ON tle
night OF the I'D Instant. The steamship. how
believed, but has arrived at Cadiz I'm safety
Her destination was Lisbon, for which port she
had cargo, hut upon entering that hArbOr she
was signaled not "a land. a. there is an extra
sition treaty between Portugal and Great Bri-
tain. under which her ofhcerS would be surrcn-
dered to the British authorities "a answer the
charges brought against them. She oonse-
qnently put 90 sra again aud proceeded "a Ca
oiz, as there IL no extradition between Great
britain and Spain. The kurillo sustained no
damage by the collision. Her officers and crew
disaster.
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Terrible Explosion Of q Cau OF Gun.
powder.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 3i.-A special cor
respondent Of the Gcseffe gives an account of
the explosion on the 2sth inst. of a canister of
gunpowder In the store Of Mr. Payne at Edge
hill, King George county, Va. by which the
store was completely demolished, and an those
In II at the time were more or less injured. Nr.
Payne Is a brother of Il. W. Payne, OF the firm
OF Payne & Spiiman, OF Washington, aud IL in
a critical condition. eolored man will prob
ably lose the sight Of both eyes. Mr.. PAYNE " a.
loading gun over the canister, when the hot
explosion.
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The PIorosED EXTENSION or r,

THE PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE CHFs 20
PEAkE AND OHIO CANsL.-The bill Of Mr.
Ritchie, of Maryland, in reference 70 a canal
from the Ohio river 10 the seaboard il now be
fore the House committee on commerce. d.
provides that the Secretary of War cause exam
nations, or surveys, or both, % be made 60 az
certain the most feasible route for slackwater or
canal navigation between tide-wster and the
Ohio river, by way Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio
canal, hrst, from the mouth Of the south branch
Of the Potomac river, up and along said river,
and by way of the ELK and Great KanawLa
river 70 Point Pleasant, on the Ohio rivsf
secondly, from the city Of Cumberland. up ami
along the north branch of the Potomac river,
thence by or near st. Georges Court House
along Hughes or Little kanawAh river 20 Par
kersburg: and, thirdly, in connection with said
second, or last named line from the said north
branch, by way of the Youghiogheny river and
the Monengahela river, TO Pittsbure
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The MISSOURI BRIBERY INVESTIGATION
The senatorial bribery committee at ,Jererson
Sty, Mo-, had Mr.. X. Edens, an ex- member OF
lie testified to receiving 81 loo from Gen. Dor
rs as q loan for his influence in the sena,or,aI
eontest. ne paid no money TO any member. nor
procure the votes OF members; never ssis he
was using the money OF Doris 70 secure yot4.
for bogy. The committee win sit aeain TO-DAY
WIG, Mnen n expected Gen. Doris viii be exam,
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Sentenced 90 Five Years IN the Pemis

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Jan. SIN the fedora
court today, Thomas q. Boyd. convicted o.
pension frauds, was sentenced 90 five wears in
the Nashville penitentiary and 5000 6ne.
There are twenty-six indictments against Bovd
He was found guilty in one case and submitted
ana plead guilty IN five others. In is IL under
stood the government will not prosecute the
other indictments in case Of good behavior
during Imprisonment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-31

NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-A letter from shicayo
says the farmers throughout Michigan, Illinois.
Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota are
banding themselves together in opposition 90
the railroad monopoies, which hold sncb bicb
rates OF freight that they cannot send the
products Of grain 10 the seaboard and eastern
markets, and are consequently compelled to
burn their corn ami wheat for fuel
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Movement 81 Fialshurw Werktngsaen
against the sHe0shea Chfmee..

NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-A Pittsburg dispatch
states thrt the workingmen there have petit
TONED S>ersress 20 take action against the i'm
portatio4 Of coolies TO that city. they are the
cause OF hundreds Of American workmen being
discharged. The petition claims that the habis
OF the coolies are debasng and tend 90 demOral
lie and degrade a christian community aud
that their employment is but a species of
slavery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-31

RUssIA's KHIvAN CAMPAIGN-Public opin-
ION in st. Petersburg 10 in an excited state over
acc0un t. Of atrocities and cruelties perpetrated
into their hands. The people are heartily in
favor Of an expedition against Khiva. and de-
mand the exemplary punishment OF the Khan.
agrand scale, and are being pashed forward
with yieor. The total force will probably nnm-
Der 50.00e men. Princes and Others Of high
rank are volunteering 70 accompany the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-31

"FREK" SUFFRAGE In Krxrrcxv .;,,
e erssssn q Lssisstoa, w. Yesterday pssscd on
wIy. company OF federal troops arrived
, Mse1n,esscay night but Gid not appear in The
largely ostnsnber the whites, but tie proyis-
lons o. the city charter requiring the payment
o. prere9sisate TO the right a suffrage dis
ere, and lett the democrsts an essv victory. a.
curing the Management Of the city 10 then for
the next three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-31

Nc MORE FEANKs.-The President to-day
received and promptly approved the act Of
Congress to abolish the franking privilege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-31

The WHRxLY STAR, just out, contains full
reports Of the proceedings in Congress and
credit nobiiier investigation, including the ease
OF the contunacious witness, Stewart; the burn
ing Of the National Theater; District matters
In Congress; the river and harbof improve
ment question before the committees on the
District; society notes; latest and best tales.
poems, sketches and society items; together with
gossip, agricultural items, household receipts,
Sc, Sc.
TsrHs: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single cspies i've cents, in wrappers
ready for mailing
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvFNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $I06, 201.sG. Total for the
month So 40 446a
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A PARDON was yesterday issued 10 W. D.
Barnes, an alleged South Carolina kuklux, now
confined in the Albany penitentiary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AN USEM Ennis.
SAVILLE'S. BE6INs AT b.
WILLARD HALL,
STREET, CORNER FOURTEENTH.
THE NEW TEMPLE OF THEsPIs A sUSCEssl
BRILLIANT INAUGURATION BY
HRS. JAMES A. OATES
And her
COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
FRIDAY EVENING, January 81,
BENEFIT OF MRS. j. A. OATES,
O6enbaehs fay orite Opera Boufe,
La GRANDE DUCHElSSE.
SATURDAY. AT2PM
FIRST GRAND MATINEE AT THE NEW THE
ATRE,
LES BAVARDS
Popular prices Of admission. - cents, 50 cents, AMI
dollar.
SATURDAY, February at D. m,
TIE FLOWER GIRL OF PARIS,
And last appearance of Mrs. Oates.
MONDAY, February 3, GRAND COMPLIMENT
TARY TESTIMONIAL tn Manager SANILLE--
THE LITTLE TREASURE and ALL THAT
Gilt TIERS Is NOT GOLD. J3l
WILLARD HALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-31

THE SWISS GOVERNMENT has appointed sec
rotary of the second class to the legation at
Washington.
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MURDER IN HOWARD CoUNrY, Mo-,
Tuesday party Of eolored men emploved M
one Of the non mines In the neiehbor hood Of
hanover switch, Nd, came to Mr.. Sheer
store q that place ana conducted themeeives h.
such disorderly manner, Demanding 30 be am
Piled with liquor, &C., thst Mr. Spicer ordered
mem away. They vent down the road . chort
distance, where, Il b supposed, thew oht.iSsS
liquor and then engaged in card piayine. a
quarrel ensued, during which one Of IL mart,
M; named Cole mot one Of HE companions, vosnd-
loving night. The name Of the party shet "a.
not aocertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-31

INcKNDIARIEs HANGED By A VIGILANCE.
SonnirTkE.-New Years day . large part on
the business portion of Arrow Rock, Mo-. va.
burned, and two days later the town was ,ire.f
IN four different places Tuesday last To-, !.
colored men, were arrested, and Confessed fh..,
were the tncendiarfes. Sweeny was tried 49,
hanged BY vigilance csmmiftee Wednessa.
hanged last night. s-'~ 70
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IHs Cold sEAr.-Dispatches from mas,s
PsE OF the country tell o. the excessive COLI
veether which has prevailed for two DAYS na~t.
~ seems 70 be conceded that it has been nv
everal degrees, the coolest experienced ~
many yearh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-31

Mr.. GEORGE F. SEWARD Nor TO SUCCEED
MINISTER Low.-There il authority for stating
that George F. Seward win not be appointed
United States minister to China, vice Low, re-
signed.
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LAST Rail OF THE c. & o. RaunoAn.-
The last connecting rail- Of the Cbes,na.s.,, -
ONO raiiroea, between Richmond and Hupr.ts.~
Ton, on tne ONO river, was laid yests.rsis- nv 4
e e. Mason, foU hundred feet east OF Miles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-31
The Legislative EmbrOgIio in Ala.
b0lN0.

ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS OK THE Stats
OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
The following letter has Just been made public:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, WASHINGTON
January sth. ls.3.-Tfoa. r. Hamilton, N,biie.
Ata:-Sir: have received your letter of the 81
instant, transmitting paper signed by yourself
anu other members OF the general assembly ut
Alabama, purlorting to be statement OF that
body upon plan of compromise which 1 had
the honor some time since to submit for its con-
sideratiOn, and also the action of part OF the
assembly at the United States cOurt-rOoms.
since its meeting in accordance with the terms
OF such plans of compromise, and asking for
sucn action thereon a. my Judgment may
the facts presented by you might imply an
assumption of authority which / wholly dis
claim, | will only say that 1 have heard
extraordinary proceedings at the United States
court-roOms to which the paper refers
i have instructed the United States marshal
pose connected with the legislative affairs OF
the state, and ii had any other Official control
in the matter l would exercise il in the same
future. that any attempt upon any pretext
whatever to disturb the present organization of
the general assembly Of Alabama will meet with
NO cOuntenance whatever from me- I see mo
reason why that body, a. now organized NAV
not proceed to legislate without further DELAY.
and decide contested elections and other ques-
ves, Is asan in the essa
GkoReE h. WILLIAMS, Attorney General.
TIE TaIAL OF MRS. WHARTON DRAwrSo TO
A CLosx--The interest in the trial Of Mrs
Wharton Son the charge Of attempting to poison
Eugene Van Ness) At Annapolis yesterday. ap-
pears to have increased to positive excitement.
A large number of persons were in attendance
from Baltimore, and the proceedings were LIST
ened to With even more eager attention than
has heretofore marked this famous case Mr.
Thomas, for the defence, commenced and CON
Guided his argument. He was followed by Mr.
Syester, for the state, who intimated his readi-
ness to continue his argument to its Conclusion,
but on account Of the sickness Of a Juror the
court adjourned At about the usual hour Mr.
Syester will resume and conclude the closing
argument this morning.
HORACE GREELEY's GRAvK.--The New York
Star says Two crosses Of tube roses are all that
remain to mark the spot where lie the remains
OF the late Horace Greeley. In Greenwood Gem
etery: Attached to one OF the crosses u q card
with these words: day the will of God eIects
him to place from which all human honors
look small and dims-CAapa.n eras sr3.'3
:. - The Mobilier victims haye passed In their
chea&s.-Hc,fford Times.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

In consequence OF the disastrous fire which I'M
fortunately destroy ed the National Theaier Tu.s
day last, the Management of the THEATER
COMIQUE, ever alive 10 the requirements Of its
patron, have determined to set apart TUESDAY
EVENING Of each week for the accommodation Of
Ladies and Fsailies: This. with the FAMILY
AATINEES ON WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS affords three performances weekly
f,s LADIES and FAMILIES, and the Man agement
trust that by presenting attractive and strictly
uDolIeCtiOnable performance, to raise the Theat-r
CONTINUE t. that high standing which has always
been ks am, and to receive from the ladies Of ash
Ington the same coUnfenSnce and encouragement as
have been bestowed upon hrst-ciass Variety Thea
tiers 10 other cities.
Ren,eul-r, hrst LADIES NIGHT will be on
TUESDAY, fsbrusry 4 Mstinees every WED
~ A. Grand Complimentary Benefit has been ten
dered to tbe sufferers by the destruction of the Ma
tioBal + heater, to take place FEBRUARY II, when
Q grand ball will be given. J2ou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-31

Card.
Clergyman, while residing in Sonth America,
as missionary, discoyered safe and simple remedy
for the cure az Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought on by bancful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this " BILE remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the a5 cted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in q sealed
envelope to any " hs needs it. Free af Ca0rGe
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House
mar22ly New York City.
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son. OF THE MOST osscRrr Of Brigham
iouneb sermons have been handed q. Shich
Journal, yet Ne Eoeoss = psbiIaS thes IN n
pamphlet form and send Q nunber Of them IN
Warrington to be profussly distributed throu On
me halls Of C0nsreo-6bH Lake NSsipg Jorr.ei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-31

forms, Eie.,{ Dr; wAi,e:
fof twelve yesss' PRACTICAL experieDce throuRheut
ths Uni,ed states and Canadss previous 10 SsinS
located IN W sshiH$too, d. O., December 10, lsl }
worn with Immediately amer the operation, anA
s1eesr-fuIy treats Busons, Club and InGrown Nals,
orders 81 the feet Opsrnsing rooms, No. So 18th
street, epaosi.s 1rsss.Iy: Hon.. - SsloSk
igs ons both fesf ADarsnspts for laaise an1 qsn
uemep, entirely sersrsfe. 6ee1e6
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cENsATIoNi SENSATION
THE Original CoL2RED
In JCLIT EICHBURGS BEAVTlrUL OPERA
THE DOCT0R 0E = 1LCHNTARA,"
SENSATION

MONDAY and TUESDAY, February 3 and q :.
The hal Il being htted up with scenery and eli
other requirements necessary for the proper produe
FORTY VOICES and made up Of the very bea mu-
sicsI talent, !. the ONLY OPERA CQ1RiNATIQy
GENTLEMEN ever organised In this or any other
country. They vii appear above stated, prior to
their de part nre for New York. q
sxtFn. 80
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, hIcHAohD, FREDERICKSBURG AND Porov q
E t, bill has been reported in the VIZ
internal navigation, authoris inS the hos,S A.
pubic works to dispose Of the stste's intersst n
me richmond, Fredericksbure and Potomae
ssss oca company q public auction, after thirty
equal or greater than the par value fsN5 0oo, I'm
state bonds can be obtained.