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S,York from f5lt o.. hrsc, Cortlrnsi ls oU's':
Ergres, Tor Harrisburg, Ps1lrEh Ncs 400 >olt 'H a
msu Palace Cars attached $50 q, " alI o' D. H Na'a'
For Bsmorc Washington anil the South 80 u m s'a
day . n al. ~
Erpess for Phii'ephp O. 600 m.. D p $780, " n"
AMI b u.g,t Ss..4r. q, = $780, aud p.
For Phlsiephia, keusugt1l, a. : a. and g. D.
Eugrant AMI set0.H class. -.lj %. 80,
For Newark at o. u.3 140 BIO o 10, ~ llN o. m El
2. g. 800 $3.50 $40 $50. $40. $40 5s' as T. CO. 49, Do ~
s:Io O 1880 o. No. and " night ST. lay SEQ q, b'p
For Elizabeth O. b.D T. $40 8:iJ 9. TO- u. it b. i u r
Pa l. 2.g g. 32I G4J $40. 49, $40, 35J o ~ o
100 8o no. 1880 AMI y night SUNDAY 3 g. apa 20 Pm
For RAILWAY O. 630 O. 3d. eJ, AMI 10 o. m u no. H D.
90 500 4.O 4Ju $50 $50 o:iO $780, V J.. , n ~ "
or wS5 and Perth Gmboy and 10 2o. 81" 49,
aud $50 N. IN , On a.
snd Y night Sunday, and .. NJ
ForR A. m. y noon, i.l0 2uI ~ D IT.
ror Lamhertvile and Femingon, D. a. a-l : g. TO-
For Phlirshurg aud Bsydere. and p H.
Boriert1wn, Burlington, AL N-in1tA aN' Nv
ls:jJ. 2 3. g. aud o 2. m
For Freehold. 7, 3 a. m. and D. m ,.. -. I'm Pa,
For J,mesburg PenbertOn Camlea and va boa' Ho~ "
No. l. $40 p. ,..-,--t en-. mn R.s m
d,ilv. lOi5a M daily, except Monday it'N
ing.on nd 49, 1913 D. m >uliA
Fon pbusda $50. 1918 :u5 la5 a. .'lo - - wv
SUNDAY. S22 t:aJ. l9 m luis ?
Tck,t ONees SOS 435 III and va BfoaiNayf No A'l x
and FOOT OF Deshrosea and COr lsits Emgrtnt i'cA 49,
d NJ BOYD IT, Ger. Pass Az IT.
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y Ttrf Edition Of RoRgRr CHAgBFEss Index To lersatLaN
ntesttes &C. $1,000 Letters 80 cents each Complete n
cloth per order payable EfrdId Preston qsne[ OF the
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search zee for any lude 81 OPINIONS " THE fH
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%aaTUTINT %
SAMTTET, BROTHERS, 80 LudgaCG-lL1, 1OnuO1l.

TAYE,s MIDSUMMER TOUR to VIENNA,
VI BELGIUM THE RHINE SWITZERLAND lTALi fItASt =,
te-Personay conducted starts from Sewi orr June ~
terms 60O gold detailed programme GAfEs Amene'n O'e'
Is New York.
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LADIES, GENTLEMEN AYD FAMILIES

VISITING ENtLAND
Are respectfully solicited che ARTICLES Of DRESS ais
rI,y. AZ either q H. j. SCOLLS establishments given above.
De- clothing " e most ufill an1 superb character Tor
imlprl ate us.. or made U order iu a few hours
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For LADIES,

Riding habits Hs So Fashionable me Promsrsfe
L. Wais-1aof Crcular LJte Killarney Marine Travelling
C.oaki PL1.eaaIe I.lAeL. llL Pleto.s eIIu--y ,-ll
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6teamboaia ano Railroads

~~--~~~ ,e~~~--
A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH,
4 P9ahteePs Roudout and Koss'On s1dins co.n. wea
roa' Corn sa sswlIan1a and NJ os To aAsf POWELL,
ron 'ss'sI Pier 49, every afternoon a. &'o oloo&
RRIDGEP0RT, and all points On HOusatOnio'
~ and haaFsaeE Railroads Pare 81 Sramss eaVs Csihe-
nne.hp ~ Y room and II D. m. iSunfavs eIrepieGl
CATSKILL DAILY LINE.
" steamer NEW CHAMPION every Monday Wednesday. snd
Eniay a. . p M and steamer ANDREW HARDBk ever TEDDY
EORT LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY, and
SHADY SIDE leave dr Sunday sadsd from spring,
o. at 70 aaa us landing Tsepg.tLrst ,en Hns'si
KEYP0RT DAILY BOAT.
An The steamer htTTEAwAs yin lsavsd.ly IN KEYPoRT a
$50 o'clock n ron foot Of BacsJsL " b. and returning MI
leave he'port Tor Ne"-iofl az oelock a m
Al ORNING BOAT for ENGLEWOOD, YON-
" KERs P9 ~. EEREY HTAS TARRYTows SING SING,
day.Tns steamer ALEXIS leaves Hlrrsou ase oe5e
s5 ns & Lane %ssa o. oo PIN P' freight ADD O's'
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. 49, Fare,
~ 81 2 Steamers sAve PecksiD for New Raven 35 II
p DaD tSuncArs eteepe1l connecting vita tl railroad
NORTH RIVER and NETWORK STEAM
~ BOAT Co-OGce Htrsoa.st Pier ST. CHtYSTBNAH dali,
Hayer.traW G. Pr yerpanEs Poekski ADELP o. n
9r Egssood Ya3Is Haass fer T. y sosn sing qs
Seet Nth H. R. trains Z. LANE Agt
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY tor
PROvIDENCF BOSTON. WORCESTER
c.. .' B BSs0s = 70 F FSSSGS =
Fsght At e.si ras Connect AZ PI9 ' S2,oa a. P.o'
NORFOLK, CITY POINT and RICHMOND
~ Tie OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP co viii dispatch IRON Pier
TitEsDH THURSDAY AMI SATURDAY. aaag through BID, o.
Iadng 20 all points south aud souih.Wes..
Through Passenger issued all points Accommodations
'0aee lo7 Grceuvich,t cor. Dey.t, NewYor1
DAND, MCNALLY Il Co.'s RAILWAY
IL GUIDE AND hANDBOOK gives Gle latest tnecarii ul ct
every railroad and yef toa IN tie T. $ and Clnal For b
newsieaIers. Price % cots
DONDOUT and KINGSTON-Landing a.
co1sn Gos, SssS'Ia NlrS9 G0yg 5,1
BALDWIN Harront P % v R., DAILY att ooes p "a
VNROY .-CITIZENS' LINE for TROY.
Passage, ~ 80 The eeyaat seanoo1ts sum SiDs ,l
Rr,siiae2 al ssrs,o Sewor Ceatr ssi Troy sad Bosta
TIE MOST DIRECT R2 H 5S S4F1IOoA LAf
Througb tickets solt and bagvsge checked 8estna
JOSEPH CORNELL superintendent
STONINGTON LINE.-Grcat Inside Ronte
- Tor Boston. Souugtou and Providence The elegant sie
STONINGTON AND NARRAGANSETT
leave Pier 80 loot Of Jat At NJ ln lfeg. Sa5,a aaa
passengers IN Boston m at pe time Tor We cary .. o f''s' VI
Tor freight a. the lowest rates, apply al Pier - Noun
President stonng;ol steam.oi, Company.
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
- 49, ". EOk@iCa LINE r.u.,,, lowell r,v.
renee Nashua Malches.er Concord Bra'e5Oo md utter
The new ssJ stauneh steamers
CITY OF BOSTON, -
CITY on SEW-YORK,
CITY OF LAWRBNCE. and
CITY OP NORWICH
willie EevYork daily ts1n1avs ere9tsa n fn
Pier No a. Horth River foot OF Canal sud Watts-st-
m the above goa Vermont Central Sorneh nd Worcester and
Boston, Hartford. and Kne Railroads 49,, n n, a,
yd E95 R2. tickets and rates Tor freight PSREEa &s,as
SesYofi June g. ta12
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FOR GENTLE]lEN.

GPECIALTIES.
- SUPERFNE CLOTHS The wool Of tie fuc'i picked
cs and selected leeoes Of Which but small qnsl
each Doe obtained These, 1Lel wore1 1rn he rcest
fabric aat can produced. portion Of these cloths though
cler than The makes purchased by sel neu from ihe
United dress from e rtl rc A breast lca
and sleeve Innings uurls. siYie ir0ck 10
These also Manufactured single Tor Vascoats
and into joe.gius Tor tTOuser.
CPECIAL TWILLED and other FANCY
- ELASTIC cloths French All German m'lra Tor
MORNISG WEAR from these cloths with alk breast
HIugs, gueas Morning riding coats ditto
and other Gr
Of
Med a. moderate charges for cash paaur.ta
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thing Stores, SIG Oxford-st. near British Museum
C0uRiERS ENGAGED.

VIENNA EXHIBITION-All who intend
listing this Palace should tint visit BESSOhS E3iIbl'
TlOS TRUNKS Travelling Bags Ladies Dress Baskets ana every
article sut,b Tor the Journey corner Of
lr...I N. All p Ill 1t. hnt-ll-I-M
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

a IN UTlN IIN NM NM III I''|V-N
y RIVER RAILROAD -CoEusac.aZ MOADAl, AaF a, t''
Igrons., t.sirs villa ltss- G-1ni Central Depot
Chicago and Montreal Express, With caNfTo'n f'
through to Rochester @ s.. AuIrs D.,
ester Buffalo SC
1895 A. d.. Eor.herr anl Western Erq-tss
3su o. No.. SPECIAL Eyrrcss for A.4u7 ari Troy.
4sOp m Montreal EIpess. WITH sleeping 'aFs from Ne" foh 70
ST. Ahaus. ......-. - ~
Sy'p u Pacific Express Daily. sit sleeping .r hooAs'ter'
B-F45 Ina Nsara Falls. ALSO for ths'. FA BON 10 an1 NJ g.
Railroads
IlcJ D. No. Express, with ,eepage cars .o Troy a-. Albany
ItJ ~ M. Hudson train.
7O0 D. M. am 5:1l o.. ~. Pol-asee7a''"
g:I0 d. 4:l5 6.-u. Ilu $3.50 b. ~ lft . i''ID'
500 Q. u., Sing Sing train D., ..,....
Tarr1towu tans from lt.rtclst t' o. N"lt h t' s'
leave Al Gas b. aaI I1:1Oa loo, $50, tOI &C. '' 60 So"
and li;jN p. -...... AN. =.
and lHu 3. Y. .. -. s..,.,, ia
q. .-..,-.,,..,. ,..-.-.t ID. ...-., a,.,,
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NOR Y0ING GENTLEMEN.

large and cou-ltls.e stock Of Co1e pared Dr. over
cos Drlss Ne.. Kueserburser Highland Suits there
els 10th n itp. auI llc a1I being exclusive m e ADJ lnsl
can only be had OF TIE above address.
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A LA VILE DE PARIS, 10 rue Montmartre,
" Magasns de Nouveaut6 s pins beluIie Pans Cons s baA
rl.-l. Ler-. hT-v-Ls IaIs.
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NORTH RIVER and NEW-YORK STEAM
~ BOAT CO-Ohce Htrrsol-s Pier ST. tHsYSTBNAH. dali,
AZ $3.50 m except sundays for folke T MACK Lake
Hayersraw Pr Verplanks and Pesk ADkLPHI at 400
for Engewood YonEen Histag. D rer T. Town Stag.
ayeratrAr; ALEXIS $500 FOR Englesood Yolke H'sng D.
Ferry Irvinon T. Town and SyacE Nyack pd T. Town Ferry
meet viii n. r. trains b. LANE Agt
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"THE GRAPHIC" No. l82,

MrrhpAr II Hrrth
u lily do
pJ
ss2s WILMER
II KEEN @ Gr1ys nnad American cut and make
G. A KINO Merchant Tailor nd@ Holbon London
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~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO rHE WESI.-Pa~eDge and fre2 p,
station IN Negfok foot Of Lberyst Connects a. sone,t "a
Sgtb Branch R. al Hampton Junction with Delaware LckaEannl
Western Riod rhps5gg with lebigh ana Sqqlh.aaa
Division so with Iehigl Yaey Railroad Direct line % i1rouf
Pittsburgh aud the Vest Central Pun74na aud New 100
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

viii leave NeE.York daily tSln1ars eTe1t1 0c0cz icn
pier No 4O Horth River foot o. Canal sud Watts-8t-
Sew-LoDdon and Howlh their connecting WITH fos uhni
r the Central Norwich and Worcester ali
Boston. Hartford. and kne Railroads
Nortb Riyer w. +. PARKER, Agent.
Se.,York lime g. t312
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NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c Fare
~ 81 25 PecksD for Sss nsvea az 3.3 and ii
n Day (SunGAYs etcgpte5l connecting vita th railroad
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NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY tor

PROVTDFNCF. BOSTON, WORCESTER
Al 300 o. n rom Pier o. y. T. loot o Roylsolst
Cabin fare BOSTON, - - 10 fNO.lD.NCE, o.
Deck a BOSTON % - 10 FkOFlDEACE, r.
Fg al Lcsst ras Providence Boston
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BLOOMINGTON LINE.-Grcat Inside Ronte
- Boston. Sonugu ald PE5gence The elegant sio'
wheel sea gong steamers
STONINGTON AND NARRAGANSEIF
leave Of Jsyt. daily except S1iaO ahdai
passengers Boston m PIE time ior tie early trains Tor pige %
Tor freight rates, apply al Pier 81 North RTer
President soningtol Steamboat Company
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srMNER ARRANGEMENT.

Corne1c 0g June 3 l85l-Lel5c Ne0 l0TA as i0IloT3i
4:3Da m.-NEgs TRAIN tor Elsto1.
m-Way Train for Soueryhe ~,
LEVY Train for FlsmuVol Raston Behelem Han Han,a
Cuk Wikearre Ptton hshanoy City. Nj Carmel, Hilrto
Nun HAMMOCK Towanl Wsvere &C. With through ar 60 "tns
port Diuye &c function s.l Deb Lab ard "|
Railroad. r--.--
Ga m-MoRyyG ExrREss, daily leEcep, Seadag fr b,'io1
Harrisburg West. Connect, 20 r1't, ol
Fsrtor N Rao1 Chunk WGesbar Scranton Tow
slIl. Wayerley. g..
II:l5 q. m. and ~ n.-Wsy Trains for S0merviIe. go
I1:45 D. m.-ErPKRs for Feluglol Eason, Bath Aen6 =
Maut Chunk CITY skrou, WIkcsoarre, scrsntnl -
r, Columbia. Lan.qter. EpEutl. Pg7le, hirr'hufs. &C.
2JJp m.-Way Tram 0r llstol Brtlehrin and Aieuo1r.
$3.50 D. 10 Way Tram for Paireri. - 90. ,
D. m-WaY Tram Es5n, Allentown lnd Naach Vl9't COD
nrrts al June, % with Del. Lack. and W es' r. X
4.Op. m.-Way Train for som-rlle ami Remington.
% m.-Way Train for SomerUAa.
5:l5 o. m.-Way Train Tor PauhelL go
SOD m-EynsIyG ExPaa., daily Tor Raston B.hIeheB, Allen
town Reading. Harrisburg Pittsburgh. CHI ago. Gc
q and Z b. nl-Way Tram for Someryle.
1850 .. M Emlgz1nt)- For Elston.
and ll.IU p. m --Wav T-auI for PIauieh
For Elizabeth 40 $3.50 $780, 6:o 6:+U e. 49, i:& go lGla
H. Has a. 2m: l-:ij J. D. 2.. g. 3 1855 49, go, 40
j5 $50 SIS b:2O 80. 7:tj G3l Oh 100 l.a }! D. D.
X. b. KICKER, SlgL aad Bug.
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N~EW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LISE-Oa after NJ, y. steamers VI i' ur connecting at
SANDY HOOK stl Branch and all stations n' ana
connecting Railroads PIER 2s n Il. oyt o. huffA7s
ss follows: ~ $1,000. . w.
Jan. kdlaaV
l:nr.m-To Pb.alr Da.a, Tucserton. Toms River Sc.
t.tJl MO Plll slgia. rums River NatoEu. a.
ARRIVING is NEW YORK;
u:1i o. ul-FrouN aetoVu. Toms rFtr. &c.
l-.sr Do pi uHhl, uhsrI1. Toms hFtf and al sa'
AIuttul kai"Fr
5000 %. m-Frou pIi.4ceula. Toms RFer &C.
SUNDAYS the 9.J r trs.n 70 Ton I'ef 'a- e n g."
Che fare between Nc.lOk sad Philadelphia. via s ae has been
reduce. 90 81 D..
q. ". BENTLEY. Gen. Manage, ~ B.oalWaf
p Aren.- Ply u
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up one second pony PHAGlON Sl55 by Corbe; ST.
ven open Road WAGONS $50 upi two Hqe bar IOP
WAGONS Nani8sr md Corhet uspulg TOP
WAGONS. by Brewster pucrta, from siVI upi one Dqno,,
SILKY EgJ. one phle0n. bY Wood @5f one OPbN
WAGON eos. COUPE. VICTORIA. one DEPOT WAGON
second baud extension p PHAEfON ROCkAWAiS toy and
opr PONY Pm AETONs styles single and double HARNESS,
SHEETS, WHIPS, &c ". H. GRAY, ~ and u "oosiefs''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-10

u Is now stated, on what seems TO be good
authority. that the Secretary of State is not
responsible for the transfer of the negotiations
between Spain and the United States from
Madrid to Washington; and that the Madrid
government preferred to carry on the negOtia-
tons with the United States government
through Admiral Polo, he being nearer Cuba,
and with better facilities of getting at all the
facts connected with the seizure of the Virgin
Jus without unnecessary delay, and Secretary
Fish could not do otherwise than treat directly
with him. as desired by President CASTELAR,. 1t
is further stated that the proposition of the
Spanish government was acquiesced in by Sec
rotary Fish because he deemed such a course
most judiciOus, and that in so doing no disre-
Spect to Minister Sickles was intended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-10
Congress and Cuba.

The Hsvanese must not take comfort from the
defamation of the House to endorse war resolu-
tons, that they will be allowed'to cut up any
antics in the way of refusing 10 surrender the
Virginius and carry out the contract made by
our State depart msnt with the Spanish minister.
The House by ia action merely means to say
that il has confidence IN the management of the
matter by our government, and does not propose
to NEEDLE in II unless called upon to do so by
the President. Should, however, the govern
ment notify Congress that diplomacy has failed
TO bring the DOns to their senses, it is pretty
certain that that body will proceed to adopt
war measures with promptness calculated to
make their heads swim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-10


BALTIMORE. Dec. 10 Virginia eli YES, consolda ted
IS; do. special tax, 10 bid to-day.
Ia. 61li1S Flour active and in good demand. Wheat
prime do, sol rs; ehsiee amber, s2Gl So; good
20 prime red LOdl so, common TO fsti do 900
eb; Ohio and InOisns, IS; Penusylvanis, l 65e1
60; smber sestern. IS. Corn strong and active
Shite southern, 6etG7o; yellow southern, 7OG72;
mix ed western, I0g7S Oats tirmer-souhern, 4505I;
sestern miStd, 4i@is; do. white, 4s@50. BE
hImer: Hay unchanged. Provisions strong; want
meais-market nearly bare Of old new shoulders to
arrive. 81 az NV Gle ar rib sides, 7Ad7h Bacon
stock light: shoulders, Ia; clear RIB sides, $685.
Hams unchanged. Lard unchanged Western but
ter quiet and uuchat ged. Coffee unchanged. Wits
Ky hTm, scarce and high, as. Sugar unchanged.
INV YORK, Dec. 1O.-Stocks active. Gold, ga
Money quiet, bid. Exchange, long, 81; short, %
INV YORK, Bee lO.-FIour firm and quiet Wheat
quiet ard nrm. Cora quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, Dec 10, 80 .. m.-Consnls FOR money
9E asa; for socCunt, 81 bonds Of 1855, old 931t
ls7 %; New York Central, 73l Erie, S. preferred,
ssh
LONDON. Dec 10, p m--Erie, 81.
LONDON, Dec. 10, 2:3O .. NJ Paris dispatches
guOte reItes at 50 frarcs
LONDON, Dec. 10, $50 2. m.-The amount of bul.
lior ith the Bark Of England on balance to-day is
L0SDoS, Dec 10. $50 D m.-OonsoIs for money
9lsi g9l2S for account 92e92's; New York Central
~. Erie, ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-10

IL is 10 he regretted that the patrio tic tender
Of services TO our government by may late Off
GERS Of the confederate army, in case OF a war
with Spain, should have furnished an occasion
for criticism by few journals. Such criticism
Is as ungenerOus as it is uncalled for. The Vir-
ginia Sentinel says of these offers that
alt is no spirit of braggadOcio that has called
ont these tenders of services, but an honest de-
sire to prove TO the country that men who once
led confederate columns against the II AZ are now
ready to march again TO battle for our common
county,
1t may he added in this connection that the
government, including Gen. Sherman, acc Pt
these tenders as made in the best of faith, and
has intimsted that in case of war it will proba
bly, be glad to avail itself of the services thus
offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-10
THE WEATHER

WAkpfrARrMBHT, 0-es Of CAiC SlknsI 2Hs-,(
WASHINGTON, December 10, 1873, IOsSO O. m
SYNOPSIS EoR TIE PAST rwESIr-YOus Eosss =
Tue pressure IL slowly increasing with lower tenn
perature AID partly cl Judy or clear weather in New
EuelSnd AID the middle states, and thence south
wsrd 70 Florida the prevail ing ind3 the Allan
Tic COAST being from the northwest Cloudy weat her
c, nj nues IN the lower lake region and thence
southweastward to the lower Mississippi valley, ard
areas OF light rain are reported from the first
named district. The barometer continues high and
the cioudiness has increased, with lower tempera-
tnre, ~ the upper lake region. The pressure lie
diminishing. and thu TEN ceTature rising, with in
creased cioudiDess, in the northwest where the
winds have Veered TO easterly and southery.
PROBABLE T1Es.-FOr New England and the mid
die states, partly cloudy clear weather with light
northWe-terly winds will prevail during ths dav,
the Pressure increasing With slight fall in tom
Pera'ure. For the lax. region and thence south
ward to the Ohio valley, light variable winds,
cloudy weather and possibly LIGHT rain in the
eastern portion Of the II; 81 aued district For the
northwest, less pressure, slightly rising tempe-a-
ture, easterly to souiherv winds, with Increasing
cloudntsS. For the sou bern states less cIoudinss
and light Dorthsrly to easterly winds and lower
temperature, especially on the Atlantic coast Re
ports have not been received from the southwest,
the Rocky mountain stations and Pacific coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-10

Boston has followed the example OF Iowa and
Illinois. and elected four women members OF
the city school board. There can be no doubt
that quiet revolution is taking place in regard
TO the enlargement of wOman's sphere in certain
directions. 1t may be many long day before
women obtain the right of suffrage, but the time
Is fast approaching when certain positions now
barred TO them, on account of their sex, will be
thrown open, and the principle generally recog-
Dized that they shall have equal compensation
with males for doing the same work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-10

The Baltimore -imsricaR fears that there will
be reaction in favor of the whipping post in
Delaware after the sheriff of Newcastle county
finishes to-day's work. -Four professional Phil
adelphia burglars, who attempted to rob a Will
mington bank few weeks since, were to bare
their backs to the lash at noon to-day, and the
Aw,I1can says there are many tender h earted
people who would not feel at all sorry if told
that the sheriff is man of mighty muscle, and
that the SCAT which he wields has nine cruel
tails.
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The Ohio State Journal has sprighty Wash
ington letter that the writer admits is mostly
''stolen from THE STAR" This candor is worthy
Of imitation by ether Washington correspon-
dents who steal their matter from The STAR.
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NEwBURGH PLAsrER
o.,c,p.a d. sp 0 aIs mt. nbLL- x.
aale CT MINI and MARBLI DUST. Bsaser
LAfH ) br the cargo OF ofheruise. esie agent TOT
District Of Columbia, WIN. 9ufNAND. ess Lou
SHINE eyenue; also, corner lst and ~. soutnes<s
end q aress wharf southeast. Jh-us
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There IL no change TO note in the general con-
dition of the Wall street markets. There is
SIMPLE supply of capital to be obtained on call
loans and good amount seeking investment In
commercial paper and In sound securities
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
fhrIs ss15E asb AsEHSSDsJA y VASE

SAILING
.d s5S% r' Sfb sSsa .ss Rs
From ~ ws az sssest esosressvn. D. O., TUES
This line connects q Philsdeiphia with .olydss
Iron Line o. sseames for Proyidenoe, BostOn ana
this line HYDE, Agent fer b. q o.
WALDO a. PLACE., 81 Congress street. Boston.
ders len ct General once, eos Pennsy lvsns ave.
nne, or q the steamer wharf VIZ be promptly At
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOTICE.-CERTIFICAT No. lOs, for four
l shares Of Stock in the Washington Msrket
Company, in name Of Grafton Tyler, dated NJ arch
18th, 1871 having been lost this is give uotice to
the public that application will be made fer re-
oval of said Certificate.
dec6-6t WILLIAM TYLER. us 18th street.
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MERCHANT LINE OF STEAMSHIP
A'A EErWRKN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

, Heresftei the me Steamships q KEIGHTaud
sOnn GlbsOA III make regular week <o1>ns
Y nlRs between NEW hORk, ALEX-4fH&k
aNDhlAl MAsEIS GTUN sndS
ShORGETOMN, ~ f0llCvs:-Lesve NEW YORK
rom Pier 81 Est river, every SATURDAY At 4
M leave GEN hGETOwS every FRIDAY at
10 :, and ALEXANDRIA the same day 81 ~ m.
foI tulI Information arply % r. Y. A. DKSHAM,
Agent, once and wharf % Water street, George-
Own, or NJ the corner o 9TH street ana New Y ork
avenue: J. ". THOMPSON, President
" freights deligered by knoxt Express Or
ders left AZ General Chice, sos Psnnsylvania ave
nue.; 81 a. the steamer wharf. will be prOmp,lT at
teDoeo TO- teff-fr
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STEAMER LINES.

WAsHINGTos, NORFOLK, Bosros Ann
w PROVIDENCE
The nne Iron Steamer LADY OF TIE LAKE,
having resumed Der regular trips 20 @
Norfolk, will leave h@r wharf, foot e ~ -
Of 9th street, cry MONDAY sndnkzr3sszz1s
THUReDAf,s 2 2. r., touching At principal River
Landings, connecting Il Norfolk with etearnzhip OF
the NJ. and M. line for Boston and Pror1dence
Freight should be addressed /" care of Lsdr OF ths
Lake, via Norfolk y Branch ticket once Al A n.rs
Express Once, SOC Pennsylysnia avenue
n, b. FIfZHUGH, Agent, 9Th street wharf.
DORSEY CLAGETT, General gent,
mh-tr Plants Store, corner 18Th 81 spd Pa ave
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RSsCHkHCkS MANDRAkR PILLS-Thsee
S pilis are composed exclusively Of vegetable
The use q mercury DO not lesye any o. its injurious
ing from . disordersd state Of that organ, Liver
Headsche, Typhoid Feysrs, &C., &c :, all succumb 10
the free or Schenck b Mandrake Pills Ror sals
By all Drusaists and Dealers. ma-tr