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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-27
TELEaRAHS 10 THE STAR .
This Afuerneenr Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTs
xEW YoRK xOrEx.


THE snow.
INV YORK, Jan. T.-The snow storm CON-
menced early this morning. About three in
ches have fallen. The storm stin continues.
The wind Il northwest
SAVED IRON THE pIAMRe
The main building OF Pratt's ASTRAL oil fac
tory WAS saved from the flames last night Six
stills out OF fourteen were burned containing
some two thousand barrels Of coal oil. The To-
tai lose Is about sSo,ooe; uninsured.
A FAMILY OF Five Parsons POISONED ny
A German family consisting Of ave persons.
At the village Of Nassau, were poisoned by
drinking cider which Is believed % have been
imPresnated with ccpperss BY accident. Tho
mother and two children are dead, and the Ia
ther and remaining child are said 20 be dying.
THE WIDOW
Of Bin Poole is dead.
1T rs STATED
that the Erie railway has decided 20 nav diyi-
oend OF 81 per cent. CA preferred stock
DANES ANEe,
The fsaes' Washington dispatch saws there IL
not much likelihood OF Congress exnell,og
oakss Ames on any charge OF bribery 10 Con,
gressmen.
FraE TO-DAY.
Lambard & Ayres' oil works nc the foo, OF
west esth street caught IRE at 2stS D. m. to-day,
FAraL sTABBIxs.
Martin Kelly was fatally stabbed In a ram
mil night IN Brooklyn yesterday.
THE TWEED TRIAL
was resumed to-day. Mr.. Samuel j. Tilienwas
recalled 10 connect the defendant with contem-
poraneous transactions in deposits of checks,
rata distribution or the whole. The aggregate
OF Tweed's deposits in the Broadway bank iron
MAY 3, TO Sept mber \, ls1o, Was . ,2siIJS and
Woodward's Ss53, sSS.
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CREDIT MoBILIER.-A correspondent asks us
to define the term credit mobiier. Itsdefinition
Is strictly personal credit. and when applied to
a company means one which invests capital i'm
personal property as distinguished from q CREDIT
foncier, where the investment is in land. The
great French credit mobilier company Is about
eminent sanction, for the purpose of investing
capital In banking, in contracts for works OF
public improvements, in stocks and other per-
sonal property. 1t Il joint stock COMPANY
with large capital, and for years did large
and profitable business, which Of late has fallen
on The name and object Of the American
ness, 50 far as we know, has been confined to
contracts with the Union Pacific railroad com
pany: A French writer said of the French
enterprise Of all Europe. It's namesakc in this
country has proved an almost unprecedented
popular speculation, but attended by such cir
cumstances as are not likely to make the name
popular one for future enterprises.-E u.
Post.
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DRINK THAT KILLED IN TEN MrSurrs-
A correspondent at Nahunta township i'm WAYNE
county, writes us that Clara Edmund-on OF
that section took drink Of whiskey last We'd
nesday morning, administered by one Patrick
Coley, and she died i'm ten minutes amer an,
drank. The sheriff win hold an inquest, when
an examination will be held. He has gone 20
rrest Coley.-Roleigh IN. CO. Era,
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THE SMALL Pox IN BoerON-The following
Is the Official report of the Boston board Of health
in res ard to the small pox last week: The num-
Der Of new cases reported IL 134, deaths 49, show
ing falling of Of more than 30 per cent. since
existing I'm Boston Is estimated by the CITY
physician ut 322, Of which 200 are in the hospitals
and the remainder are otherwise isolated. The
abatement Of the disease has been steady during
the month.
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REFORM IN JAPAN.-In a late letter from
Yokohama, Minister belong writes that not
wunstanding all the newspaper reports TO the
contrary, the affairs OF the japanese government
are being 30 managed that s'reform Is still the
watchword and the effort" He SAYS: ssThe
railroad between here and Yeddo is finished.
ana paying extrayagantly. The American as
sistants in the custom-house here have cause,
the receipts TO double this year over any OF the
preceding ones. The crops Of tea, silk, rice,
&c, are better than any ever known before
The telegraph line, just finished. fails 10 meet
the demands made upon It, All is quiet, inter-
nally and externally"
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The STATEN ISLAND ELoPENENr-wm. "a.
Prime alias Martin and Agnes Thomson. the
couple that eloped from Clifton, Staten Island.
a few days ago, were this morning found by The
Bohce boarding az house i'm Spring street near
washington They were sent back to Staten
island. The man states that he was not mar
rled TO the woman he was living with on the
island.-M T. Exfrsss 25fk
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EVENING STAR.
wa nington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s525 ,4C6.9S.
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HAVE THE Does EATEN ALI THE SHEEP p
Our butcher Informed Us this morning that there
was not pound OF mutton on sale I'm either of
forced upon us: Have the dogs eaten an the
sheep? Our Legislators will, with the rest miss
their ''chops" to-day, and we trust thew will
ton Of sheep from the dogs Viggiasa S,a,s
journal, 25fh.
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IHE snALL-rof kfiDknIc nas reached socn
height In Baltimore - 10 have alarmed the
authorities and the inhabitants generally.
There were 1l9 deaths for the week ending Jam
nary 20, and there are at the present time ], 800
cases.
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PROBABILITY OF wAR BETWEEN r,

PROBABILITY OF WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND
AND RUssIA.-The relations between England
and Russia are becoming critical Russia IN de-
termined TO extend her conquests into Central
Asia, and will permit no protest or threat from
any OF the European powers 10 interfere with
the mighty enterprise. England declares that
sia must not touch Afghanistan, q &c province
contiguous TO India, for whose Independence
and inyiolability her British Majesty has sud-
denly become solieitcus. Russia agrees that
Afghanistan shall not be invaded, but will not
accept the boundaries OF the province as laid
down by England. I'm the meantime the native
princes OF Afghanistan have been Informed that
~ the Russians cross certain lines they are at
liberty to repel them. Welearn by way OF Bonn
bay that there have already been skirmshes on
the frontier. liz wilr require skilful diplomacy
TO arrest war between Great Britain and
Russia, an event which all the civilized people
OF the earth would deplore. A diplomatic mes
dispatches for Lord LOTUS, the British Am
bassador at ST. Petersburg.
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SAD FATE OF LITTLE ONKs.-During the late
storm seven children, going home from school.
lost their way and were frozen 20 death between
Sleepy Eye Lake and Golden Gate, Brown coun-
ty. Mich.
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ROSE Color yAccINATIoN.-Several cases
OF severe sickness have resulted in Piscataauis
county, Me-, from vaccination with heifer
virus, the subjects being covered with rose
colored eruptions, accompanied by acute febrile
symptoms, and followed by rapid cony alescence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-27

ELECTION CERTIFICATE-The governor of
Arkansas has given a certificate of election to
w. j: Hynes, reform candidate, as Congress
man at large.
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Charles GLEASON, I'm the Stresfor coal mine, H.,
Friday, fearfully shattering ono arm. Five
men were required to remove the rock from the
sufferer.
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The BUSINESS of the British-American
claims commission will be finished by the 26th
of September next, the time fixed by the treaty
Total amount of awards to British claimants to
this date, S274 500 in gold.
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TON TRIAL.-The interest Of the public in the
Wharton trial at Annapolis, appears 90 increase
As the theory Of the defense il developed. On
Saturday the attendance is reported 10 have
been again very large, and included, as usual
a number OF ladies. DIR. Reese, of Philadel-
phia, was recalled TO the witness stand, and ex-
amined as a surgical and medical expert. He
ascribed the attacks Of Mr.. Van Ness to natural
causes, and intimated that his illness NAV have
been another illustration OF the sshysteroidai
condition" His opinions seem TO have been
less positively expressed than those of his pree-
cessor on the stand, DIR. Wood, and ON cross-ex-
animation he descended from a recital OF fact
70 medical Probabilities and Possibilities.
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LAURA d. FAIR delivered her lecture on
evolves In the Foldn In lager beer saloon in
full, admission being made free. As nobody
would pay abe could notsccure public hall.
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THE SENATORIAL BRIBERY COMMITTEE of
the Missouri legislature will report on Wednes-
day, and will exonerate all the Senatorial as
pirants excepting General Doris, and further
state that no members of the general assembly
received any money for votes.
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No PLACE FOR TIPPLKRs.-The little Quaker
village Of New Sharon, down in Mahaska cOun-
ty, Iowa, has strict example In the liquor
trafic. They have incorporated the town amile
square, and raised the license for the sale Of
HQuOr to u 100.
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MuRDERoUs POLICEMAN CoNvrcrEp.-fn
philadelphia, the. jury i'm the case of Police
sergeant Rodgers, charged with the murder
Of John Tweedle by maltreatment when arrest
ing him, have returned verdict of murder in
the second degree. They were out only half An
hour. "A motion was made for q new trial.
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MISS MARY GARvIS, daughter OF the late
District Attorney Garvin of New York, was
badly burned ON Saturday while dressing for a
In his efforts 70 extinguish the flames
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-27

few visitors at the White House this morning
Among those who saw the President were Sec
rotary Boutwell,, Senators Wright, Caldwell
and Hitchcock, Representatives Ketchum Shoe.
maker and Snapp, and General Longstreet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-27

SAINT WILLIAM CLAYTON, one Of the real
sociate Of Joe Smith, b disconsolate over the
elopement Of another wife, the third who has
run away from his household within q compare
lively short time.
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To BE HANeED--A. j. Pertet, the Cbicaco
February Il se~
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Murder TRIAL

ExETEE, Jan. Z.-Eyans was arraigned in
court this morning for the murder of his neice.
and pleaded not guilty. His trial was ASST ,nel
for February ith.
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LorIs NAPOLEON owned nearly sI.Oo00ao
worth OF property in New York city, which
gives rise to the rumor that Eugenfa or the
Prince Imperial WIN visit America at an early
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-27

MAYOR HAyEMEYER, Of New York, has writ
Tor discharghG the alleged saw-dust swindIers
recently brought before him, and for treating
the police who arrested them with undeseryei
indiRhity.
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A BALL OF YRE - large - bushei basket
mont Of train, last week, In Massschnsett,
dt appeared. except in color, which ~ bIne.
IKE lash Of lightning, and was dasslinsiy
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HORSE SESsE.-A gentleman at Lancaster,
Penn, has horse that takes his children TO
school in the morning, returning home driver
less, and at night returns for them i'm the same
way, rubbing his nose against the window pane
TO indicate his presence. He is ahead of
"Mary's little lamb,
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LECTURES.
u \ T X A.
STAR COURSE.
MISS VIRGINIA VAUGHAN,
LINCOLN HALL,
MONDAY, JANUARY 1T.


"GENIUS AND TRADE
Admission, so cents; Reserved Seats at j. G. Par.
without extra charge, Tuesday, 2lst and after
In response to petition, signed by leading liter
lecture which pronounced by all who heard it to
De the most finished address ever made by woman
IN that city, and ndorsed in the strongest terms
by the entire press.
Season ticket holders of the STAR COURSE are
entitled to reserved seats for this lecture free of
charge, but will please take notice that they must
present their tickets at Parkers and select their
seats this lecture is not in the regular course and
seats will be checked on before opening the tiia-
gram TO the public. ja2I
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sfiIKr is Threatened by TIE coal miners of
ONO, which may close I'll the nines a. thaf -
,r eeE p enPloysrs have given notice that vsGss
MIR. 1917 - syenty cent? ton; but the
saake thelr terms ere not accepted.
CuBA AID THE sLAvIRY Oursyrora
Havana letter mys tie convicficn ~ 49, a.
IL - oet slavery IN No present form win b Adj
mneo, ana not . dngie step has BEN tnko1 g
secure any other systsm.
one q The nest renarkAbls sigm o. the
1nessG 3ae1ncAu1oetD-is - - one Of its
pr0Atbltton and In fhvor a. boer-dr3nkinr - 4
preventive f0r iDtenposanee.
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PRIZE RIeHr took place near PHILADELPHIA
not far from Rope-ferry bridge, yesterday after
room, between two colored men named George
Cornelius, alias Schuyikin Coon, and George
Lewis, alias Locust Street. The parties were e.
corted to the place by Q crowd Of black and
white roughs in tug-boat. Twelve rounds
were fought The latter was the winner on ac-
count Of foul blow. The stakes were 500.
The leg1timist journals Of France reDorf the
work OF Dnko de Nem0ufs announcing that the
union Of the Orleans branch with the eldest of
me bourbon hne y complete, and that seven
ne Count Dc Chambord a. the rishtfhl King Of
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Washington, ID. c., Jan. 9TH. is3s.

SHARP.-A Clinton IN. W student found
himself largely in debt at the end of the term
50 he packed his clothes i'm a barrel and sent
filed his trunk with hay, and his creditors
levied an execution upon Ii at the depot The
student looked on with grim Satisfaction
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs. Jones' Cough Mixture.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs. Jones' Cough Mixture.
rhi. excellent COUGH SYRUP has now been used
in this community for upwards Of 1--WE years with
failing success. 1t is easily administered,
teaspoonful for adult 1t will positively and per
manently cure all the various affections of the Tn
and Lungs, as Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, cat
SUMPTION Also, for the relief Of patients at Con-
stages Of consumption. These cases, q "a advanced
not claim il will cure it win certain .n3ugn we 90
extent that il will be consider feiieEe 70 snch
by such patients. Confident ~ a olessine indeed
represented we invite ~ AZ you VIII ma IL Just
Put sR in IN o0 bot e. at ses .enis and 81 EACH
IAUR NATTANS, Drussisf,
h0'-'" Corner d and d streets northwest
On Marriage.
Eafpy relief for Young Men from the effects of
errors and abuses IN early life Manhood restored.
Impedimeuts to marriage removed. New method Of
treatment: New and remarkable remedies. Books
H0wARp AssoCfH GA fs,ed No south Sdr sS
street, Philaaelp hia, Penn institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fessional skhl. dec7-eo3m
Card.
Clergyman, while residing in South America
the 81 Nervous EaPs peesH
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
this noble remedy Prompted by a desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
| Tor preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed
address: any one VIE So sfsi fsSSs r'
| mar22ly New York City.
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Ex-Governor WARNoTH, of Louisiana, who
has had control Of affairs in that state for five
or six years past, and who was examined by the
Senate committee on privileges and elections
November last, Is q tall, handsome, darkroom
plexiOned man, apparently not over thirty-fiye
years of age. He wears'a heavy dun-cOlored
mustache and slight imperial, and has black
hair, brushed back Of his ears, and very dark
eyes. He dresses in black, and wears neck
cloth Of the same color, and q standing collar
of the style formerly much in vogue, known as
the "garrOte." rounded at the ends in front. As
he sat beside Senator Logan, giving his testimo-
ny in quiet, dignified manner, q stranger en-.
tering tho room would at once have concluded
that they were brothers, their resemblance in
point of eyes, hair and complexion Deing quite
striking.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NAJlONAaL IAEATER; Is:ATs.
FOR CoRs SIX NIGHTS I1Sb ANp ONE MATINEE,
MRS. JAMES A. OATES
And her new
COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
Comprising twenty, FIVE srs.. class artists.
FORfT tHSit5! Z"
LES BAT4RDS.
FLOWER GfRL OF P1RIs.
RrNrrIErR FRIDAY dH uS Jsnuary 81, o.rr,
DEE Ia GRA n Ek DGch Ii ESsssTHks'
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, AT2.
NJ gSsHP7z T1 sss
liable representation Of " RIP VAN wINKLE,"
- Boy s i%'sn open Sn' Wednesday.
TeRans BaT sSes Amateur Sper1
solomons, Friday next, January 81. Eff
WASHINGTON rHEATER COMIoUE
w Eleventh street, south Pennsy vanis avenue.
THE STAB Z t y9ARIEt!ss s2 20 kAMEnIcA.
READ pATkd asy Tiis WEE FOR OUR
Ethiopian Aessr celebrated
n1EysSa: and naesss,sd SD P''
E LIE sMtfT, IN her great act-the acknowledged
Engagement Of the Popular Vocalist, MISS LULU
La ns week Of the c Daring Gymnasts, WIN. FORE
It The Great SSS%ng and Dance Men, MANCHESTER
Last week Of the Gifted FOY SISTERS.
TT k1T Az Resgfifui Ballots, by our CAPITAL
The Celebrated Character Dancers Gina potsr. .,,,
Mile Annette Emily Smith, SaIlie wesner, Anne
lesfe, Fannie May, Julia Bennett, Maud Miiier 0e
n.AA P,yset k9s.!doseope Of Grace aad Beatty,
Amanda Lee, R. Jean Buckley HAIRY Reese, the
Huston Brothers and the rest Of our Great Company
s' o Sr Biz B sfre' Of "o"r R R2iF
Hall.
psY ssqT ys
Af,ern9on st Eys1ns At Secek; doors open at
GIN: "ISM Tit !HG ~! Hs %Sp WIFE. COM.
"oD SfNNfNE WFikHkHERN.M MISS
Just returned TO America after three years. tour
n GTa P eReaaa IN variety
admission only 70 cents; Children under 10 years,
lGto Fr, Mt Seats, IS cents. jT-at
zsS and sale ass
'1A sI.n MARxkfrER.s, f'rH 81
No. 439 7th street, between ID and Z streets eight
doors above Odd Fellow 3 Hall.
Also, largest stock Paper Hsneings, window
shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
~TERMS CASH
Please remember Name and Number. Jelly
r. 8. justin PAYS FAIR PRICES for Ladies',
Le Gents' and Chiidren's SECONDHAND
CLOTHING, UNDER CLOTHING, D T S,
SHOES, &c., at 619 ID street, between 9Th and 7th
ats Inv m lrrn fIxo aft .flsIx
0LD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER. ETC,
V bought at fair prices for q New York house.
Household Furniture bought and sold Notes BY mail
grcmptiy attended to BY AUGENSTEIN, 14Os
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Raflroosl Accident

DETROIT, Jan. 1.-Two coaches Of the east
ern day express train Of the Michigan Central
railroad were thrown from the track nj Chelsea
Saturday evening. Several passengers were
injured. The acciden; was caused by a broken
rail-
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PRESIDENTIAL NoMINATIoNs-The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day: o. R. Tyler, postmaster at VOL
cottville. Conn.,; Charles G. Miller, at Penn
Yam. n. "; John George, Lebanon, Pa; and L
X. Mcpherson, at Evansville, Ind.
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From EUROPE TO-DAY.

ERUPTION OF MOUNT vEsVvICe.
NAPLES, Jan. G.-There have been slight
eruptions from Mount Nesuvius I'm the past few
DAYS. No damage has been done, but the resi-
dents of the villages at the foot Of the volcano
who suffered so severely from the last eruption
are greatly alarmed.
THk ANGLo-RCssIAN DIFFICULTIES.
LONDON, Jsn. 1.-The latest report with
reference to the Anglo Russian troubles In Cen
trail Asia is 60 the effect that Russia has made
proposal establishing a neutral zone, and guar
anteeing the Independence and neutrality OF
Afghanistan.
THE RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS
IL about 10 proceed 90 Jarchided. I'm order 20
participate in the khivan expedition.
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Providence, X. L., Jan. G.-Robt b. Grams
ton, formerly a member OF Congress, died az
Newport this morning, aged -.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. G.-B. W. Norris,
ex-mem ber OF Congress from the ID Alabama
district, died this morning.
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SENATOR BLAIR appeared in his seat in the
Senate to-day for the first time in over a
month. He was warmly greeted by his fellow
Senators, to whom he was compelled to give his
left hand, his right arm and hand being entirely
useless owing to paralytic stroke which he
received some time since.
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PERsoNAL.-Walt Whitman is suffering from
a slight paralysis of one arm and one leg, but
the attack is not a severe one, and he expects
to be out soon. -. Robert P. Dick, recently
appointed Judge of the western judicial district
OF North Carolina, is at the Ebbitt House.
80. Judge George w. Brooks, of North Carroll
ma, is in the city.
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1LLITERACY IN THE UNITED STATEs.-Gen.
John Eaton, Jr., Commissioner of Education,
will in his forthcoming report, give the follow
ing interesting facts in reference to the illteracy
Of the people of the United States Total popu-
lation Of the United States, 49, $50 81; literate
10 years old and over, 5,653, IA; estimated num-
Der of persons able to write, in 1870, 2Gi22 572;
per cent. of total estimated illterate, to total
population. 81 A.
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NAVAL CHANGEs.-Commander Daniel L.
Braine, ordered to command the Juniata.
Fifth February next, Chief Engineer w. H.
King as storekeeper of the engineering depart
ment, navy yard, Norfolk. Lieut. George w.
DeLong is detached from the Frolic and Or
dered to the Juniata.
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NEW LOAN BOND ENGRAvINGs.-There are
being prepared at the bureau of engraving and
printing two new bond engravings-one of the
denomination of s20,OO0 and the other $4,000,
OF the new loan just placed by Secretary Bout
well. Heretofore the highest denomination was
$1,000 bonds. The 700 bond will bear the
fac sinhe Of Decatur, and the other that of
Robert Fulton.
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THE KANSAS SENATORsHrP. - DISPATCHES
from Topeka, Kansas, say an understanding has
been quietly effected between four leading OPP
position candidates whereby they can at any
moment concentrate upon any one of them.
POmeroy's friends continue to claim that they
have eighty votes, and he will be elected sure.
The opposition claim about the same number
and are equally certain of success. There are
one hundred and three members in the legisla-
ture.
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THE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS have been
made in the Post Office department:-Charles
Andrews, from third to fourth class, vice c. G.
Capron, resigned; E. j. Dallas, from second to
third, vice Andrews, promoted; and G. p.
NOTED.
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