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RKv. DR.. ELLIOTT, the associate rector Of
the Church Of the Ascension, has arrived in
this city, and win enter upon his duties at
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TIE CABINET MEETING to-day was attended
by the Attorney General, the Secretaries of
War, Navy, State and Treasury, and the As
sistant Secretary Of the Interior.
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The ARRKsr or NAviL PAYMAsrRR HRA.
LEY.-Brief mention vas nAAe In yesterdsv's
STAR Of TIE arreat Of Psynasesr aeSley, Of the
sans.'.WnAam j. Healey, paymasker In the
United States navy, wa arrested and brouaht
before commissicner Davenport Yesterday, q
cnarge Of censgirne Win George v. Rod and
causing 70 = procured ana presented TO the
youchers Healsy vas held II Slo;ooo The AZ
sis Of ne comPiaint which was made ~ ~ II.
Avery NcWeoobs Cnited States Treasury seent.
and: sna upon which Healey vas arrested, 1as o.
eisined nat Il sScun Be excluded from eve Me
dence. because Reid had teen convicted az IN
OFFENCE which would incapacitato hin froI 49,
tfyina IN . court - Nv. The further hearine
IN tbs cass ws tsen aaisvEsed.7
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THE STANLEY DINNER will take place at
willard's hotel to- morrow Saturday evening
ut six O'Clock, instead of haf-past SIX as pre-
viouslv anpouneed
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INTERNAL REvEyuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were &2IO, 46O.32.
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Temperance Nominasaons In Cenaeesf

NEW YORK, Jan. lo.-At New Haven yester
day, the state Temperance convention was held
which was presided over by Rev. A. II. Winter
IL was claimed that needed temperance legisla
ton could not be obtained of either the rePubli
can or democratic party, and a full ticket for
state omcers was put In nomination, with Henry
ID. Smith, Of Providence, for governor; A. y.
Beerdsly, of Plymouth, lieutenant governor. and
q straight-0ut temperance platform adopted.
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TELEGRAHS TO THE STAR.
This AfterneOns Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
LOTS NAPoIE0N-s DEATH.pED.
The Last &a0 Sreme~

LONDON, Jan. i0.-The EmpreSS Eugenie and
the bedside Of Napoleon when n died. The
emperor showed slight signs Of consciousness to-
vsrds his last moments. and spoke O. the en-
ErsS tsios IN sssrs tecele tone OF voice The
pres knelt and kissed her diving husband. She
wak completely overcome - her emosian aud
snt.d at the bedside. The prince imperial,
who had been summoned nv telegraph frors
woolwich. arrived st ChiSelhurst ffteen min
utes after the death OF the emperor. tie W.
greatly AFFECTED. and k,SSSd the face % h's lead
father several times The emperor died naare-
fully. He passed awav without .,,e sligbtsst
sign Of pain. He death j. attr.,,u 20 Sxncope
OF emhoiisin. A post ,c,n examination al
viii ne ~ state several days previous 10 the
funeral.
yreESIK xSE1r AT rHE REp slpE
sexcra, hours after the death uf the Emperor,
engarcd j. prayer. Her Majesty ousen Nicto-
ria has ~eu, a nesssgeof coincidence a the Em-
press in her a. bereavement. The Prince Of
Wales and Prince .eck visited Chiselhar-i ycs-
THF REMAINS oF THE EMPEROR
viii probably be placed temporarily an So.
hsry's church The Prince 49, Mo A. AZ
present the guest Of Barop Roth ~,nu ~ Acton,
has requested postponcment OF "a IN i, French
plays az the thcaters in London, W. u - a bal
which Was about to Ne given In his honor.
DisPATCH PROM PARIS
says the news Of the death OF en- Emperor Napo-
leon caused great impression In that city.
There was a slight rise In the price OF French
TIRE BoNAP.RTTsr pFPurIEs
in the national assembly left the chamber upaa
the receipt Of the intelligence. MANY OF sactn
will come "a london, where Prince Napoleon,
Princess Msthilde. N. Rouher. NJ Fleury, and
Others are expected. The news received through
out the provinces with great regret, and much
sympathy is expressed FOR the Empress.
The London Journals this morning publish
highly Mandatory obituaries Of the Emperor
SYMPATHY FOR TIRE EMPRESS.
LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch from Chisel-
hurst, at 1919 O'Clock this morning, SAYS Tho
Empress Engenie IL more composed, but she IN
stu very much Frustrated. and one bas
her nearest relatives Arrangements for the
funeral have not been decided upon. IL h. said
that the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Ca
thedral have offered, subject 20 the approval or
the home once, q crypt In that Cathedral be-
meath the crown Of Thomas A. Beckett. as a
temporary tomb for the remains. Rouher,
Fleury and several other well-known Bonapart-
lists have arrived NJ Chiselhurst. Tclegraphie
dispatches are being received from distin guishsd
persons I'm all quarters expressing the deepest
sympathy for the Empress
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Cold Weather An the Norfhxess

CHICAGO, dan. 10.-ENtreme cold weather
continues here and throughout the northwest.
The thermometer here az $50 A. m. was eight
degrees below zero. The cold weather inter
feres with the reception of live stock. and the
issued orders 10 its agents TO receive mo more
stores during the cold spell.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATTIoE'A.L sTHEATERi B.eIs: .Is:
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1873, BENEFIT OF
The Queen Of English Tragedy,
JAN u q HEX.
Supported by the talented and popular Trassdian,
hR. JAMES HI. TAYLOR,
And New and Efaeient Company.
THIS EVENING,
Only time Of the beautiful and emotional play Of
DEBORAH
Saturday Afternoon, at ., Grand Matinee Of
CHEsNEY void.
Saturday Night, shakspeares Sublime Tragedy,
MACBETH,
And Janauseheks Last appearance.
MONDAY, January %,
AIMEE's OPERA BOUFFE.
BENEFIT OF C0RGoRAN ZotAvks. no-a
NATIONAL THEATER.
fo'A Ni'h M,iie s Mari. I nme. nAriNhhS Oh
N; cSh RrsisiSs 81 PrRs gssste'
who have recently achieved unparalleled success.
at the Olympic Theater, in New York, and received
Gana1S5A January g at % %fi
Offenbach's most charming Opera,
BARRIE BLECE.
Debut Of Tile Marie Aimee, the Queen of Opera
Bouffe, in her greatest role Of Boulotte.
Mons yuteau in his successful role Of Barrie Bleue.
d lie Rolond, the Princess. Messrs. Lecuyer, Du-
cesne, Marcas, Berthon. II Hes Juteau, Deschamps,
NaTdin, Julien, vandame.
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA,
Under the direction Of Mons Van Ghele.
TUESDAY-GENEyIEVE DE BRABANT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OUCH
THTRsPAYY1vkE PETIT FAUST.
THE NEW OPERA, LES CENT vIERGES
SATURDAY MATINEE-LA PERICHOLE.
Orchestra. 81; Reserved seats in Orchestra Circle
and Dress Circle, 81 so. Admission, 81; Gallery, %
cents Seats to be had At Hetzerotts Music Store.
Matinees admission, 81 and 81 50, with seat.
WEDNESDAY, January Is,
jl0-tf C0RCORAN ZOUAvES.
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Mr.. JUSTICE HUNT, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, vice Nell
son, resigned, yesterday took the oath, and en-
tered upon his duties.
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A GREAT SNOW STORM is reported from Min
senger train are showed up, the drifts in many
places being as high as the cars. All the fuel
and provisions for the passengers, among whom
are hve ladies, have to be brought from some
pended operations, and trains win probably not
run before Saturday. Two accidents are re-
ported on the Chicago and NORTH western rail-
road.
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Gov. 0slessx Ns..n:ssa for senator

New YORK, Jan. I0.-A dispatch from Spring.
field Illinois, states that the republican legieia-
tive caucus last night nominated Gov. Oglesby
fof the United States Senate. .isr< -.
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Fl re.

CoScoRp, Jan. 10.-Union blcca, q laxKo
wooden buildingon Main street, eWna1 By Lu61
burned last night. Loss, 5000, inssrance,
$4,000.
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Earsh~aake "a h

New YORK, Jan. l0-KiRGu1on, Jamaiea.
papers Of the I'd instant report . aiGht .hDck OF
earthquake there on December 81 No damage
was done.
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN LAND AND EN-
IGRATIoN CoMPANY.-In the Senate yesterday,
Mr.. Window introduced q bill, which was re-
ferTed to the committee on public lands en-
titled bill 10 incorporate the European and
American land and emigration company. 1t
names as incorporat0rs James Craig, Of Mo-;
John Wilson, Of ILL.,; Henry ID. Cooke, OF ID. c.:
Daniel kuggles, OF Va; VIM. Helmick, of Ohio;
Z. {. Cox, Of Nd; j. X. Embry, OF KY; Tbos.
b. Bryan, Of Ill; VIM. n. Stone, of Iowa; Louis
Dent, Of Miss, and ID. W. Bliss, of Mich and
empowers the company TO buy and sell and hold
real estate; provided il shall not own more tina
one million acres at any one time, and to make
Foreigners and their transportation i'm the United
States. The company Is also to have power TO loan
money ON bond and mortgage on real estate sit
uated within the United States, or upon hypoth-
ecation of real estate mortgages, for any period
OF credit, and repayabie by way OF annuties or
OF the value Of its assets, and 10 receive money
or securities on deposit at legal rates of interest
The capital stock is to be $1,000 ,0o0 with power
TO increase 1t as the company sees fit. The prin-
cipal Office Is to be in Washington or New York
city, but branch ofhcee may be established in
any city Of the union.
Our RAILROAD PRoeREse IN 1s72.-During
the past year, within the limits of the United
States, .41s miles Of railroad have been COM
making . total of Is $50 miles on which work
has been done. In Pennsylvania alene 81
miles have been completed, and 348k put under
construction. In no year from 1890, when the
first stretch of twenty miles of the Balti-
more and Ohio road was opened, down to ls7 1,
pleted, has 50 great an advance been made q in
the year just ended, and from present appear
ance the increase win be even greater in the
year just begun. roo = 7
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ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDs TO AMOUNT OF
81 900 ,000-A rumOf was current i'm New York
Wednesday that Phelps, D0dg q Co. have been
sued by the governments - recover 81, 500 600
due on fraudulent invoices, and that the firm
published card yesterday stating that they
have been and are prepared to settle any just
government claim against them, and that the
whole matter involved in the alleged irregulari-
ties viii be cleared up at the proper time.
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VICTORIA wooDauLL AoArx ARRpsrID.-
Warrants on the new Indictment for Circulating
obscene literature through the United Stascs
mails were isgued In New York yesterday morn
and the man Blood. Tho latter was arreo1od.
woodruff lectured ct night q Cooper Institute
on "The Naked Truth; or, The 6ituatioo Re-
sons, including several women, and wss altar
wards arrested. Teanie @. 0la1in was not peos-
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Death Of nm En11oe.
KINGSTON, n. v, Jan. 10.-Yrof. s. A L.
Post, editor of the New York Odd Fellosc, die<fat
Ellenyille on Wednesday.
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THE SUDDEN DEATH OF LOUIS
NAPOLEON.
Further Particulars Nv Cable.

The sudden death Of the ex-Emperor Napo-
leon, it seems, took everybody at Chiselhurst a.
well as London by surprise. Cable dispatches
received after We went to press yesterday STAT
that the relatives, attendants and household
and even the physicians were unprepared for it
night, hts strength seemed undiminished, and
at the consultation early IN the morning il was
thought that he could bear the third operation.
Hhich was fully determined upon. So great was
the confidence felt I'm the patients condition
that the prince imperial was permitted to return
to WoOlwich 10 resume his studies. DIR. Sui
went to Lopton, and many Of the Emperor
personal friends, who fastened to Chiselhurst AT
the first alarm, returned to their homes There
was no reason to apprehend anything fatal i'm
the case up to a. m, when
NEW AND DANGEROUS SYMPTOMS
set IN. The Emperor's vital forces seemed 10
leave him all at once, and he commenced to sink
with alarming rapidity: A telegram was i'm
mediately dispatched TO WOOlwich for the Prince
Dr. Gul was summoned from London, and
Father Goddard, the Emperor's spiritual adyi-
sor, was sent for in great haste to administer the
last sacraments Of the church. The Emperor's
private chaplain was also informed of the dam
ger, and started for Chiselhurst. All arrived too
late: The Prince was not able to see his father
again alive. DR.. Gul and the clergymen just
reached the park gates as the Emperor expired
The Empress, who has been most constant in
her attendance, was the principal person at the
bedside at the last hour. The medical advisers
Sir Henry Thompson and Drs. COuyisart and
Cloren, the Emperor's old friend, DR.. Connean,
and several members Of the household, were alsc
present.
GIScB rNpHnon'a
the residence at Chiselhurst has been strictly
closed to all but the nearest friends and rela-
tives. The physicians state that death resulted
from causes Independent of the surgical opera
tons to which the patient was subjected. The
event makes deep impression i'm London. where
the emperor was always personally very popular
with the masses. The evening journals publish
long obituary expressions Of mourning.
THE EMPRESS EUeENIE wEEPs CONTINUALLY,
and refuses consolation. Louis, the prince i'm
perial, who arrived after his father died is pros
trated with grief. The emperor's death was 30
sudden that the last sacrament was not admin
istered, the priest arriving after all was over
The body will be inferred at Chiselhurst until il
emperor's death was received at a late hour yes
terday afternoon in Paris. The imperialists are
profoundly affected, and appear to regard the
event as the final blow to their hopes.
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ROeEsEwEIG, the murderer Of Alice BoWlshy,
still remains In the Tombe IN New York AWAIT
ing discharge, rs the law under which he vas
convicted AMI seAtcnced was last winter NJ
uealed. ~ \ u 80
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TIE REVOLUTIONS Of the Massachusetts le e
islature concerning Seneator Summers PROPOSE
ton regarding the battle flags, have heen trans
mitted to the Massachusetts, Senators and Rep
reese natives in this city.
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a NEW LINE OF OCEAN SrEAMKRs.-Tho
sells are to ply between Philadelphia and
Antwerp, viii commence operations on or about
the LIST Of next month. committee, represent
ing the stock h0ldeFs Of the company have made
IN Arrangement with the PostmAster General 70
secure the carrying Of Q portion Of the Euro
pean malls. II q understood that the steamship
company has purchased property at the mouth
q TIE Schuyuiu, and that the Pennsylvania
Ratlroed company Win erect . depot there, 80 a.
70 establish direct water and ran communioa-
don between Germany and the regions traversed
y ner roads. The company q composed OF
American capitalists only.
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OVERCOATS.
BUSINESS SUITS.

rou1Hs, SUITS reduced to 81, ., 10, I2, IL
aud 20.
DoYs SUITS ct $50, q. 8, 8, Q, and sic.
BUSINESS PANTS at -, a.se, >, $685.. and
DRESS PANTS al q, 8, 8, =, and -, As., Ae.
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HENRY WARD BEEcHEI I'm his iecture in New
York last night ON "Compuls0ry Education ,,
advocated woman suhraee and the eosnpclllnr
OF parents to scnd their children to school.
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The BILLIARD CHANfIoNeHTP.-Theb billiard
match In New York last night for the cha m piOa-
ship Of America and diamond cue, was won by
The largest runs made were-Di0u, 49, III I25!
and 100; Days, $50, 15S, LII, 124 and lOA Fifty
nine innings were played.
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JUDGE PRINDIE has been scqsitted of the
Impeachment charges BY the New York ssRsse.
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The PUBLIC FUNDs-A New AND axpoR-
TANT REGULATION RELATIVE TO THMR Gus
ToDY.-One OF the recommendations Of the COM
mittee consisting of two well-known bankers
and five Treasury experts) appointed to xamne
the Office Vt the Treasurer of the United States
last winter, was to the effect that the revenue
and surplus fund Ii. e., notes and securities kent
on hand to replace old and nutilated ones re-
deemed and destrOyed,) should be separated
from the current cash Of the once and placed
in the joint custody of two or moro ofices. This
has now been done, the Secretary OF the Treas
ury having. yesterday given the necessary In
custoiv oS csntIes Sror sscS ~ -. cs yosnt
the Secretary, the Treasurer, and the Register OF
the Treasury. This change viii greatly Smplifv
future examinations Of the Treasures ol6ce
and will afford an additional and effective check
against the illegal use Of any Of tho noaeys per-
taining to the revenue fund. Last winter the
services of thirty expert counters were required
for two months to make the investiga alton Of the
Treasurer'soMce Under the new system SIM
ilar investigation conld be completed in . few
days, with the same force. :
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rRoPoeKD PRINTER's MoEuMKyr 10 n.
ACE GRKKLHY-Ths oomPositers OF TIE u. "a
Tribune, e neeting yesterday, approved q
United States give enc or nSorS nourSs ~
old type each for the p1rpess e nakinS 4 SssSS
o. Horace Greeley, . b erected over his GSvS
IN Sreeeweea, - ne comPositon q tie eoun.
uy 20 give the proceeds Of one thoussnd go.
set on February uext, ths sixty-Ssoood snsis
verssry q ne birth 81 NJ, Greeley, = faad 70
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POSTAL SERVICE APPROPRIATIONS Bill
The House committee on appropriations this
morning concluded the Post Once appropria-
ton bill, the sum total appropriated being about
thirty millions. An appropriation OF 500 900
Was made for additional postal service, and the
the compensation for the transportation of the
mails upon railroad routes Mt the following rates
per mile per annun. On routes. carrying their
whole length an average weight Of mails per
day of 200 pounds, $50; 500 pounds, SO; 1000
pounds, e1c0, I 800 pounds, e12S; 1000 pounds,
$50; 30 pounds. sf76; 5000 pounds, A1u0, and
SIS for every additional 900 pounds. Additional
pas at q rate not exceeding a25 per mile per
annum may be allowed for every lima Of railway
post Office cars OF sufieienf end suitable size,
fxtures AMI furniture. properly lighted, &C.,
to accommodate the clerks to Distribute the
maiis.
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dent sent the following nominations to the
Senate tO-day:-A. V. Dockery, of North Caro-
lima, to be consul at Oporto; f. l.. Fletcher, of
Massachusetts, to be second lieutenant, 18th in
fanfrY.
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THE LOUISIANA DELEGATION have prepared
an argument addressed to Attorney General
Williams, to be forwarded 10 Congress with their
memorial, in which they repeat the arguments
Of Judge Campbell in his Interview with the
President
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srrs-s 4 - f.raf-ra ) .erEsef Il --.eHf -rfr
tiEsL $50 -as.ss .seias .,sssa q is-sW 80.
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IL fHSssIAS eoyERxnkxr has been
$780, Sor Isblishing tie Papl Ailocgss; Sno
n@spellstaoo was dgncd BY tie DEF rssssr-
dsy, asktng b What authority Il law fSe rrose-
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A. ST AUS,
lell PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between l0eh and llth streets
-tr Three doors from nth street

SMALL FOX SNAIL PoXIi,
- Oh W. r. BALDCS'
unfailing preventive Of Small Pox, manufactured
and cold 81 No. e3f 10Th street, betwe cen and ss
Museum. Jsn6 I'm
II OLEINE SOAP.
IL made from thu besf aferials, but sold at price Of
ordinary soap, l,o families n.ing it. All sro-
sers have H. d. T. BUZBH CO.,
deem m Baltimore, Nd, Whoisssis Agents.
No. 1927 PxsysyIvANiA AvRNvE.S
Senuine Brazilian Pebble Spectseies. jsnleu
Use KUBELs "UTILE DULCE" TOOTH
q POWDER.-Recommended BY Dentists for Nc
purity and healthy action. For sails BY pruggists
De1sfAIly. Price, q esRu bottle. dectyA
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forced IN California Gu SUNDAY -. thou,h
sonsUhet leoG1y d Sau Francisco.
!. Than are tAirty-tw0 persDus IN the prisons
q Nsw Nosk city charged with The erie e
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THE NoDoc INDIANs.-SenatOr Cole has re-
piled negatively to Governor Booths inquiry
whether war with the Modocs cannot be avoided
by the government alloting them 8 900 acres on
Lost river, instead of forcing them on reserva-
ton. Senator Cole says such action would be
accepted BY the Indians as victory.
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Dr.. w hite,
.0R IS. Etc.,I

N AGE! - 7A
j. Moses Electro Gslssaic sPEcfA-O
CLES, Patented June :, is65.
H. HOfFA, Sole Agent, .,
Dealer in Watches, JeveIry, and watch nslcfian'
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~ AissiHe RAILR0AD Ruups 10 nm rvur Q,
! aALy A1ILLIog.--At Nsw Haven, Conn., -
se51sy, g ne mt annual meeting q -.
ecsdsn g ths New Yeti And New Haven -
ton o. tAesafvo lines, eno 81 a. aSreSScsSs-s
coaIeed nat sDneehi1eli Ike half . nilIioa "a -
tnnes g u rad 0sre unao0OanoDd ~. m
resonsiou Of inquiry, hoHeYer. Aiicd a uohS
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OPERA BoUFFE-FrOm the Ellis music store
we have, as harbingers Of the arrival of Opera
Bouffe at the National, the librettos of The
Grand Duchess, La Perichole, Generiere de Bro
bent, and Bdr6e-Bifur. They contain the cor
rect English words, and are issued in cheap,
handsome style, by the American opera publish
ing COMPANY of Philadelphia.
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II MUnDER CASE 1t Columbus, Ga. DR..
Terry tesdhed: Saw deceased after he was no.:
ne vaslying On the noor In pool OF blood, IN
ecorvard; did not make any minute exsmins-
oon. fo ne reeson that did not want YOU law
yen 10 preve killed him with probe.
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BRIsBANEs' PNEUMATIC TUBE from the Capt.
toll to the Government Printing Office will be
completed and in working order by the 10th Of
February. Should the weather prove favOra-
Bile, the inventor hopes TO have il done by the
first proximo. About seven hundred feet is
already down, and the work is progressing
RAPIDLY.
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THE PARDON OF BROWN, who was convicted
Of repeating at the Pennsylvania election, was
recommended by all the Jurors in his case and a
number Of prominent citizens OF Philadelphia.
Brown, it will be remembered, was convicted in
the United States court in Philadelphia ard
sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment.
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.I rIsAs s CesDITIos g. EAsYI Aro.I,Ths
ssnsal rcset q Co%PtrolIs wooifosd m >kS
lie Total amount in the Treasury during the
yeer vas 2,6se ,s15, and the expenditures
80 go, lee wing . balance of oSae, Ifl on hand
10 ~ 1e c.ce OF the year; The total debt Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-10

THE CADETS BALL AT ASNAroLIs.-The
President and Mrs. Grant, Miss Nellie Grant,
Ex-Secretary Borie, the Misses Borie, Secretary
Robson, and number of Senators and Repre-
sntatives will attend the grand ball given by
the cadets at the Naval Academy at Annapolis
tonight. The party will return here TO- morrow
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-10

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