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Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
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NO UsEFoI WHIsKEY.-A Wyoming territory
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune saws the
climate Is remarkably healthy, and electricity
abounds everywhere. When man touches Ms
blankets, during the dark nights, a stream OF
nre Follows his fingers, and at every point there
are electric flashes. These are not inconve-
nient. rs might ut first appear. hut seem tolsend
a he althy glow and elasticity through the sys-
tenn which u Is impossible to describe. Men
need no artificial stimulants. - I
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jury REFORM IN New YoRK-The Bar as
olution recommending to the constitutional
commission questions in regard to jury trial.
suggesting in civil or criminal cases that the
question OF insanity he tried by not less than
i've skilled persons; that jury trial may be
waived In all but capital cases by consent, and
that In all cases. except the death penalty Is
involved, majority OF the jury shall be suffi
cient to find n verdict It4
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DOMESTIC DISASTER IN PORTSMOUTH, n
IA son OF Mr.. Samuel White, of Ports
mouth, n. H., aged fourteen years, accidentally
shot and killed his brother last SUNDAY. The
father, learning the boys had gun loaded In
the house, tod them to unload it at the first
opportunity. SO one of them got the gun. laid
the butt on the bed with the ruZzle under his
arm, and. lifting the trigger to remove the cap.
IT slipped from his hand, the cap exploded, and
the double charge of buckshot was discharged
into the heart Of his brother, who had left the
seat where the gunner left him, across the
room, and had come up close behind him 10 wit
ness the operation. The boy was corpse I'm
five minutes. -
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POLf1ICAL CHANGES N SPAIN.
MADRID, March 12.-The assembly yesterday
definitely sanctioned the bill introduced by the
government. suspending its sittinss and con-
yoking the constituent c0rtes on the lst Of Nav.
Senior Martos, the president OF the assembly,
and Seh6f Lopez, tpe ssusc... :. have resigned.
Senor Martos, in rendering his fesinauvn,
made a statement that the act waa caused solely
ny Ill health. The debate on the Porto Rico
abolition bill has been resumed in the assembly,
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SAD AFFLIcrIoN.-A few weeks since Miss
Mary Workman, an interesting scholar, who,
had she lived, would have carried off the highest
prize at the Wesleyan Female Institute, died
and her remains were carried home to Texas.
A few days after the arrival of her body her
father, Colonel Workman, died of a broken
heart, and her mother. according TO a letter
just received here, is lying OH her dying bed
StountOn Ed.l TinQicat0r. -
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JAMES BURNS, the defaulting treasurer OF
Yates county, New York, who ran away To Cal
norma with woman and a large amount OF
money, leaving his wife, three children and an
empty treasury behind, has been brought back
to Penn Van. He is suffering from mental and
physical prostration, which is very natural I'M
der the circumstances =
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MR.. JOHN kEANE, of Waterford, ireland,
some time back buried the body of a woman
that OF his wife. A ST. Patrick's burial society
paid the bill. few days ago the real Mrs.
keane turned up at the dOmicile. Keane was
mad, MIR, keane was mad, and the agent OF the
burial society was mad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-12

The LOCOMOTIVES belonging to the Central
railroad company, which were seized by Col
lector Bailey, have been advertised foS sale
Two weeks hence. In the meantime the com
pany IL permitted to use them, with the under
standing that the tax is to be paid within the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-12

iHDIANAroLIs, Ixp., March l2-About II
O'Clock last night fire was discovered in the
Woodbnrn Saryen Wheel company's buildines,
IN THIS CITY. The whole rear part Of the build ;
burning hercely until about clock this p,srn.
ing, when the IRE Was GOT under control. The
.os Is estimated at 30, go, fully covered by
sIJo0; Etna, Of Virginia, SI,150; Germsn- %;
virginia, $3.50, and Franklin, OF PhIadeipSis'
S,0O0. ---ra 80 .I.lLrt--.- -
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DEMOCRACY IN sRoNE.-AIonday being the
anniversary of Mazzinis death, q depufa ton of
democrats attempted to visit the patriot s tomb.
For time the greatest excitement nrevsiied
and riot was imminent The troons we're
called ont and prevented disturbsncel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-12

The ATLANTIC CABLE Of 1865 failed nj 70 %
Yesterday afternoon. The electrician, viii
long hby Smith, leaves London this evening to
locate the fault.
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HOPE YET FOB THE SPANISH RYPuHLr-A
reaction favorable TO the interests Of the Span-
ish republic is beginning to make itself felt In
Madrid and the provinces. The volunteers OF
Malaga resolved to serve without paw. The
troops in Barcelona are joining the volunteer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-12

The PoRTCGuEs JOURNALS say that at no
time in the history of the country have such
efforts been made to organize republic an party
as are now making. They compare EngiandS
delay in recognizing the Spanish Republic with
her speedy recognition Of Napoleon's govern
ment in 1881. -
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GtNxkAL AUerk, Commanding the depart-
ment Of Iex e. has arrived at Brownsvilie. IL
Is snppossd mat ne will take steps for the pro-
stealing bands. f's''"''' s'ocA
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TRx DIRECTORS OF the Pennsylvania railroad
terday. In view Of the immense transportsfiop
on the main line the building Of two aGiditionai
tracks between philadelphia and Pittsburg is
protected. III 8 - = -
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THRLAsT ILLNESS Of an Arkansas child dias-
nosticafed by the family physician a. cercbro-
Examination to consist solely Of boiled cab
bagc, -,
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THE u. s. s. COLORADO, late flagship Of the
European feet, arrived at New York this morn.
ing, 80 days from Capetown, Africa. All well
on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-12

THE BfrssEs GREELEY win not h,re an. -.
farm at Chappaqus the coming season. bmt in
tend to manage it<hemselyes. They 20 Ont :.
Chappsqna early in May, accompanied by their
who win make chsppaqua their sumner resi-,
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LEA 4 PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Buyers cautioned to svoid the numerous Coun-
terfeits and limitations offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New YORK,
octlScaw Agents for the United States.
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A BLpRBHARD Of Jonesboroueh, Tenn. has
brought home three brides within year. and
furnished funerals for two Of them, Withouf
arousing the curiosity Of the coroner.
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PBHADELPAIA,H MA R.-Dsnatches fro,u
susqoshanna report = dansSS SSn ~
freshet AZ Port Depeit d - - s1o
feet. and n eutfine eSannsIs IN sSs scs eerrs
Asis. A. WlIiIsHspcst sSs he 3 I've It A
% ssti siEsS ssss SaR.Is. = sass hs 2:
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PAYNAsrHR SAMUEL WOODS, Z. 8. A., i
addition to his present duties, has been ordere
to perform the duties of chief psymaster, mil
tary division OF the Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-12

The SANTANA BAY COMPANY has invested
Gen. Richard Taylor, OF Louisiana, with the
title Of commissioner, and has appointed Col
Samuel Saunders vice president, to act as a
medium between the board of directors and the
government. The steamer Tybee, recently
purchased by the company for So 900, will sail
from New York to-day with supplies.
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On MaPPfaRe.

Happy relief for Young Men from the elects Q,
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood Restored,
Impetfmepts TO marriage removed. New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.. q South 9Th
street, PhilaAelphia, Penn; an Institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and PVo-
fessional skill dec7 -eoSm
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PHrLApKLPHIA, March 12.-At the .Jef,;.r.o,
MEDICAL College commencement this mornins
At the Academy Of Music, l4s students eradSs.
sseo' including ~ from Pennsylvania.
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DIscHARGED.-The March term Of the eoun-
y court Of LoudOun, Va. commenced ON Nom
cay. Inc grand jury, on the Indictment Of
law BROOKS; coiored, for the murder Of w. d.
Smitn, near Hamilton, on the 9Th ult., found
NOT true BILL" and the prisoner was dis
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DEATH OF An Epi1oR-Wm. n. Dovrev
ace s q sSs g as Lesdern Rspabiiess
county. ON Sunday last He ~ ~. oa.s
snA>rer for many nOnfhs. s''- > s1ess
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SrAHrr 100 YEARS OLD AND COMMITTED
SUIcIDE.-Cha6lotte Umleuf. German, - years
o ysd !. Ne - rsnsn Ms1 sS%
who had been ahsen, = short time nom th6
house On her return found m. USssSt iy,nS an,
N her room lifeless, the Yea. ~SS s @o..sn Ssd
S Se.ne, severed 9TH srasor. T.- SCuest vss
Temporarily imane.-N y Sfar, pa
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Railroasl NnsaSh-aa.

BosroN, March iA--oa the vermont c. e
nA rahroad yesterday. near Bsssett. Vernon:
NE breaking @ the Journal OF q locornos
thfew eeven n0ght OAR OF the track under
. covered bridge, demoiishing the STR, are.
smashing the cars. and altegecher eaasinc a
loss estimated AZ s25 COO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-12

FREDERICK DOUGLASS lectured in the Phila-
delphia Academy of Music Monday night on
"keminiscences Of Slavery" and related the
that lie wasenabled to leave Baltimore discussed
as sailor, and was met and aided in New York
city by friends Of the abolition cause.
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w WASHINGTON fHEAfER COMJOUE
w Eleventh street, south Pennsy lvania avenue
~, HOST OF NEW ATTRAeTIoNs,

First appearance in this city Of Messrs sARO-
,esSue Rancs,s TIE PH eassi1g sousrette and Ae
the guished male Dancer and sMaitre de Bal
iet," Mons. ALEXANDRA BLANDOWEKI First
aIpearsnee Of the beautiful Change Vocalist, Mis-
CLARA MOOREl Great success Of the world re-
nowned R0MELti FAMILY, the famous Gym
nasts, Acrotats and Aerial Performers. Grand ova-
the "Queen Of Serio-comic vocalsts." The great
Eaetern yugller and Necromancer, Mons. EMILE
Dancer ,s, KIKALrY sJsTERS The isyorIts Song
the EthiSpian Mssiod9n, OTTO RCRBANK; the
Banjo Champion, DICK PARKER; the versatile
Comedian, Il. JEAN BUCKLEY; the pleasing and
gepuiar Comedian and Actor, JAMES DOUGLASS;
Blandowskis new Ballet Troupe in two new and SEN
-afioual ballets mammoth bill Of excellence, in
trcducing the pathetic Home Sketch Of UNCLE
ykEf, and MI. Dcueiass' Sensational Drama Of
LOST; or, Milly the Forsaken. :
Mstnees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. MI
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were S234, $500.
ASSISTANT SURGEON WM. H. MCDONALD,
IL 6 n has resiuned
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IxPRIsoSMEsr yoI pzBr n by No nea. -.
generaily abolished Is people suppose.
twelve debsors have been lodged IN tie isij ~
that city during the past winter; and thrSe A.
connned there how Considering What 3 f1ss
this method Of collecting debes. n n ~ SS.'.
aging TO consider that the world NJ so;ns ~,
very much I'm the old way. 80 VA
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WEALTHY NAN STEALING &25,0eO.-Erie
cypress tram No. 3, westward bound. brought
and II was placed in the United States Express
company safe. Soon after the arrival one
samuel Welfon, Of Naples, N. ", who had
oeen AZ Susequehannah for several DAYS, en-
tered the Office and took the money from the
unlocked safe. He was caught In the act and
arrested by John Knapp, chief Of police OF the
and Hill, of Elmira, and was taken to jail I'm
Montrose. Welton IL said 20 be worth $4,000.
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lNCoHerDERArB STABLE KEKPER.-Some
young ladies I'm Troy have had their feelings
hurt They engaged big sleigh 70 take them
sleigh came, but it had just been used TO trans-
port minstrel band through the streets. tie
horses were decorated with blankets besrine
! sgen s.ssnsr S devices As HEB 70 Gomez
laughed, ind the young l..iies contend thaf
sPectsson and stablene.a should be more con-
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SARAH McGLAsKxR, aeed eighfy-s.~.r :.
siding N Philedelphia, was terribly Sureea
about the face, arms. hands and body yestsr-
day by the Sursfins OF . lamp Hlisd with on
expected q suyyiye, - - ~ ~ = NV n0'
BAsKs RoBsHHr n ErSrrcTr rs. y IN.
CITY Tobacco Bank In Lorissfiies - saas
tohbed Sunday night Of sisySSs in-,aSii -, 49,
sns s,oG as Ssss &C ssass! sas ~ cut
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CrsToM HorsE Slit AGAINST THf Hon,
JOHN MoRRIssHY.-In March, 1871. Mr. Stokes.
OF the banking house Of Stokes a. Abel, i'm Ann
street, arrived from Europe in the Parthis.
bringing large trunk full of valuable tbessr''
cal outfits. The trunk. which was intended for
a new dramatic company, In which Mr. Stokes
Was Interested, was landed at the Cunard
wharf without the payment Of duties but he
lore II reached its destination IL was seized nv
Col Frank Howe's officers. The wardrobe WAS
wanted for immediate use. and the Hon. John
praised value. Last week the United Srsfe.
court at Trenton entered an order for the for :
feiture OF the bond, and a suit has been insti-
tuted against Mr.. Morrissey.-N y Snn- H.
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LEGAL Opssou An Jer~.

TsrSroN, March Ie.-The Judiciary eou,n,.t
Tee reported the local option bali with an
amendment striking out mali liquors.
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Fosters Cnse.
WHAT MARX TWAIN THINKS or ~.
tFrom the New York Tribune.

T.
tFrom the New York Tribune.
i have read the Foster petitions. Tie laN-
yers' opinions do not disturb me. becsnse know
an argument in issor or .1pSss I i.os1, s 49,
great deal for me 90 say, for never can
think o. Judas Isca'1ot without losing INV fem
10 my mind Judas lscarct was nothing
ent Allow, mean, premature Congressman TIE
ATTITUDE OF the jury Toes not unsettle a BODY 4
must admit and II seems plain that they xonis
have nfcfifed Their verdict 30 murder I'm the
second degree II thu judges charge had me-
mittsd it. But when come 90 the petifsons
Of Fosters friends and end out Fosters true
c cha n the generous tears win fowl can
How easy d Is to CT a wrong impression OF 4
man. perceive TINT from childhood nm n -
one has been sweet, docle thing, full OF pretty
ays and gentle impulses, the charm OF the
nreslde the admiration " society. the idol OF
the sunday school. ! recognize In him the al
yinest nature that las ever glorined any mere
human hum being, ! perceive that the sentiment
with which he regarded temperance Wa a thin
that amounted 20 frantic adoratien
! freely confess that 10 was the NOS. natural
thing IN the world for such an organism ~ this
10 get drunk and insult a stranger, aud then
beat his brains out I'll a car hook because lie
did not seem TO admire IL. Such is Foster. AMI
10 think we came 50 near losing him How do
We know but that he is the second advent? AMI
yet, after all, IL the jury had not been hsmperei
IN Their choice OF verdict think could con
sent TO lose him.
The. humorist who invented trial nv Jury
played a colossal, practical joke upon the world
but since we have the system. we ought 20 try
TO respect it,. A thing which is not thoroughly
easy TO do, when we reflect that BY command OF
the law, criminal juror mus, be an lnteilec-
tual vacuum, attached 90 a melting heart, ana
perfectly macaronian bowels Of compassion.
have had no experience In making laws or
ending them, but still cannot understand
Why, when IL takes twelve men TO infict the
death penalty upon person, IL should take sny
less than twelve more 20 undo their work. N 4
were legislature, and had just been elected.
and had not time 90 sell out, 4 would put the
pardoning and committing power into the hands
Of twelve able men, instead OF dumping 10 hinge
burden upon the shoulders OF Que poor peS-
uon-persecuted individual MARX TWAIN.
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tn2n osx ~ SIneIxIA--ws hear q runer
shss Sa - eoRs may prove true, o he sfFsc
- oeoa receutly discovered neor E~fS -.
oen, directly on the line Of the OrsnS- 49,.
snane end nanassas railroad, snd c{sonf ~
i. ~ diseans nom Charisstssvflls. ne - 4,
isb, and b pronouncsd ~. ~ - 60.
cent. Of pure irou.-Ilesas1riS Ss.t;.eS ~
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marA-J
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
INAUGURATION BALL BUILDING.
ENTRANCE ON E STREET.
AsERIEs OF SEVEN
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
VIII be given under the direction of the BALL
COMMITTEE, beginning
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH IJrH, 1873
ard continuing every night during the following
prompted the Committee to present the above enter
tainment, thus supplying an
INNOCENT AND POPULAR AMUSEMENT,
at the same time utilizing their
BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT BUILDING,
With a change Of programme each evening.
Admission, 20 cents; chill ren half price. Tickets
to be bal al Mtizerott's, and Ellis Music Store
the to ass E
lChron q Rep.I q.
WALLS new OPERA HOUSE.
w JOHN I. FORD. Proprietor and Manager.
LAST NIGHTS OF
CHA LOTTE Gu SHMAN.
In her grand in personafion Of
QUEEN KATHERINE,
In Shakspesre's Historical Piayof
HENRY VIII.
Mr.. JAMES ii. TAYLOR as Cardinal wolsey
THURSDAY EVENING, March g.
Shakspeare's Tragedy,
MACBETH.
Lady Charlotte Cushman
SATURDAY, only Cushman Matinee.
On Saturday Night, THE OCTOROON, produce cd
by an excellent company, at cheep prices.
seats can be secured during the day at the Office of
the New Opera House. mII-3t
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The oeseon ssJournais cslh fhe v.~vms
credit DobuiR Conern~rmss 49, ~ ~ rork
Brooks, !" and thinks ~ 81 Rro.ks< % cseenng
had better dry up." my NM
~ N .rTm more aoorslef the old House of Refuge
20 ~ hotk, Ien Yesterday. The police refusef
- alo. parties into the building 70 sssrch for
~ sns ocoiee o. the three boys who were suppossi
% DC buried in the dstns. 1PPS'ss
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A COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS In TRoUBLE-
William Miller. collector of customs at Mobile
and also United Statesdepositary, is reported as
delinquent to the amount Of s25, $685. and
mas Deen renewed from once: The irregularity
vancing money to employees of the custom house.
and depositing checks as money, in direct viola
ton Of the law. He subsequently failed, when
money. 1t is believed the government will lose
nothing, as the sureties are sufficient to cover
the deficit. 1t appears that Millers son was the
special deputy, and, 30 to speak, .'ran the
machine" for his father.
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The SENATE COMNrrTEEs.-Yesterday az
ternOon the republican Senators went into eau
Gus Immediately after the Senate adjourned to
arrange the committees. The caucus agreed to
increase the number Of the committees on priv
ileges and elections, appropriations, public
lands, and post Offices and post roads from
seven to nine members. Hereafter there will
mi ttees on the Judiciary, appropriations, post
offices and post rosds, privileges and elections,
military affairs, and naval affairs. Vacancies
for three opposition members were left on some
of the committees. But one vacancy il lett on
the foreign relations committee. A mo-
ton to 60 into an election for eergeant-at-
arms was defeated by decided majority, and
the caucus adjourned zine die.
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GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS, U. p. r. R.-The
President has reappointed the present govern
ment directors OF the Union Pacific railroad
company for one year from yesterday. They
are Hiram Price and James +. Wilson, of Iowa;
j. {. 8. Harrison, OF Ind; j. H. Millard, Of Neb
and DIR. e. Ruddock OF Conn.
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SENATE CONFERENCE.-The Senate in
executive session, yesterday confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations:--Joseph Jockey, OF Min
nesota , to be deputy commissioner of pensions
Pension Agents-Samuel Post, of Michigan, at
Grand Rapids; Daniel r. Boynton, Of Tennes-
see, at Knoxville; Jesse H. Moore, Of Illinois.
at Springfield. Also, number Of collectors of
Perrin, receiver Of public moneys at Sfockton,
California; James @. Fullerton, receiver OF
public moneys at Roseburg, Oregon; Henry g.
Rollins, register of land office, San Francisco;
Samuel Dial, register of land Office at Harri-
son, Arkansas; George Bergner, postmaster at
Harrisburg, PA.
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A. STRAUSS,
A. STRAUSS,
a. STRAUSS,

1elI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
1o1I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
1o1l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Third Door East Of llth Street
Third Door East Of llth Stree
MI Third Door East of llth Street
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CHARLOTTE CUsHNAN repeats her impressive
personstion Of Queen Katharine in Shak
speare's play Of Henry VIII" for the las
time at Walls Opera House to night. To NOR
row night che viii appear as s:Lady Macbeth.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-H. g. Blake has been or
dered to special duty in New York; Lieut.. c
H. Rockwell, to special duty Portsmouth n
H. navy yard; Ensign j. B. Murdoch, to tn
receiving ship Sabine, Portsmouth, n. H.; an
Paymaster +. II. Ames, to duty at the nava
station. League Island, April /. Paymaster II
p. Isle has been detached from the Leagu
Island naval station, April 1, and ordered t
settle his accounts.