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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18

A FEMALE SMUGGLER AHgKsTED. - Some
days ago the custom bUgse Urfi GERS seized a
large number OF ELK dresses ahich were claimed
by Mile. L6Oui JUyin, snd when asked how she
came TO have 30 many fich six dresses, she
said that she Was su t0trcss. and that the
dresses were part Of her asurObe as such. 1t
appeared, however, a. tt i- alleged, that the
dresses were suuggled b. Nile. Juyin for
several wealthy ladies in this city, and a sharp
watch was kept upon her. On Monday, United
States District Attorney Biiss determined %
institute criminal prOcrr dngs against her, aud
he applied TO CCmmIssllutr shields for a war
rant for her arrest on p charge of smuggling.
TIE warrant was Issued ana 'st4ced In the hauds
OF deputy Marshal CTOWt y, who arrested Mlle-
JOVin yesterday at No. AS East Sixteenth
street. She Was taken before me Commissioner,
who, in default OF $1,000 bali, committed her
her for examination al l. m, ID day 4. Tri-
Jfns. I,h
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
WALL Sfreet To A.v

EKw YoRK. December ls.-The Poa's tnsneiAl
article says. The all stIeeS Kets continue dUl
AID spec eulsIion shsres lower than yesIerdsy. All
sales OF geld have been al nlE gllia, On gold
loans the rates have been fiat, AID las per cent per
uDum, ard lea per gay for use Foreign e1chsnRe
Is net sctiye. Good bankers sixty daT sterling
sells IS low as 4s41S, ana prime Cen be had
at 454&, the nOninSI rates being aS5I.
Demeso sterling lie $50. $50 As to the large ex
ports OF gold OF late the osIDlca als that wh
the exports are justified 20 s certain extent the
amount shipPed has been LARGELY Increased by
msnsetment Tor puEpCees connected With spec ala
range nom TO per cent, 4G4a per
cent. oeiDR the most Common quutation.
Prime mercantile paper rasses at 6eL75a per cent.
Government bono steady snd strons in This nsr-
ket. etate ponds al beard duil; new fennesse's
mrrket at opening was Irregular, but generally
lover. II has slice been weaE prices defining :.
az q, the latter wabash. Extrems salse have been
ss fellows, giving stocks in order 4 activity Wa
tasb ,2S(G2sss Nor Invest 40 455s y estern ITuI1a
T. lePI spb, ga. gs2ls; Pacific all, So as. Erte
Nls@26's, Lese Shore, ass; Un'on Pacific,
S5sGst,ri st PauI, S1sz tGS Ohio and mississipp,
So. kdsSts. Rock ISLAND, l0ls. dlOlIs
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Another Counterfeiter Arrested.

NEW YORK, December ls.-An Erie pa
dispatch states that Ed. Riley, another coanter-
feiter, has been captured and brought 20 jan
there. The bills which he had been operating
with are counterfelts on the Traders National
Bank, OF Syracuse.
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The KtdnappInS Of CaarIey Ross.
THE ABpycTlos Nnes = ~l.saay THAN BE

THE ABDJCTIuN NukE a ~ ssHKN THAN BE-
FoEE THE DEATH ~ THEs sEN.
The death Of the kiduspIar- q Charley Ross
involves the cSse iB deep,r u.y- ery instead OF
clearing q. The three usFr search Tor the boy
since their death has been A. Through As any
search can lie that he pro-e sf"l without a set
tied plan based upon INTO "a atom Every hour
OF the day strangers call Ui.Hn superintendent
Walllng volunteering utoI ton, but none OF
their clues have deytiOI -H suvt.InR.
Capt. Hecden, the PE laIci yhia police, aud
the New York detectives e IA. o. ths hope that
IS there IL no motive tor 'Ha further conceal
ment Of the child be Nu s5un DO returned.
They profess % be conhieut that he is sttll
alive, but among her 4 ~ tTrs the opinion Is
gaining ground that the child is dead. The
very fast cf lack OF mo- We FOR further con-
ceGlment, they say, tyEt- O. strengthen this
view, which the charac-er. habits. Anh methods
OF theft OF Mosher make still more probable.
They argue that u u little ne sesplng with such
a person 10 keep such eNlItutc of crime A. A
stolen boy when he kusw tat the police were
on hls track. They deem 10 much more prob
able that when the pursuit became hot MOsher
took the lad into the cabin 90 his -loop aud gave
him short shriit aud quick Iurai iu the waters
OF the harboT. The detective search H. nov
directed Ia finding the friends Of tho dead bur-
glars snd tracing their m'Ermrnts for the past
siK months. On FRIDAY 1uarUtng MOsher was
bowed on his OreAst, his h-t over his eyes. aud
LIS HANDS IN his pockets. That same night he
and three Others occupied room back Of 4
saloon In Scanned street. They held a whis-
pered consultation, ana seemed 20 be discussing
papers which looked lke diAgr rams. All three
carried bundles. A detective = n0 is not in the
case SAYS that MOsher wss hired to Eidnap the
child by woman living then In Philadelphia.
Soon after the abduction tIs sOman out that
city, and is now living OF - IN street. He says
that hosher called upon uuT There aud eudesV-
ored TO collect hls hire. bur Vas turned out with
a threat OF eNpOsure.-N 4. SuH, lTh.
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$50, 600 Worth OF aIuIen Railroad
Tickets

BOSTON, December lS-The Rostoa anf
Low ell and Eastern rsiITosd companies for
some months past have BEEN on tue track OF
parties who have been engaged in stealing their
passenger tickets. Tue Boston Rnd Lowell
company, IL is said, estn ate their Ios~ Al
S56 COO. Jane A. Remick, = diamond dealer
has been fined 100 fer Receiving tickets from
conductors. Further developments are ex-
pect6d.
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TEMPERANCE AND PoLITICs IN NEW YORK.
meeting OF representative temperance men
from all sections OF New York was held in Syra-
cuse Wednesday to compare views respecting
the prospects OF the party and the course 10 be
pursued III the spring elections. 1t was unani-
mouslY resolved to urge the calling OF county
conventions throughout the state, 20 be held
simultaneously on the third Wednesday IN
January reIt, at the respective county seats,
10 perfect organization and arrange for the
nomination and support at the spriT z elections
of cnmnlefe tickefs In every fnNn.
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THE END or MISS PlsOCE.BR's SUIT-De-isioa
The Hon. Benjamin ID Siihman. the referee Ia
Edna Dean PTOCJoT's suit against Francis ID.
McultOD, yesterday handed HIs report 10 the
clerk OF the United States circuit court, aud &
motion 20 have II confirmed ~ only necessary 10
close the case COmplerel The findings OF the
referee are: al flud on TIE pleAdings aud on th
admissions by the defend auL that the defendant
did publish OF and cOucSrulUg the plaintiff the
matter in the declaration IA that respect set
forth; that the imputauOu- and statements in
said publication made u.On ani CO cOncerning
the character and conduct OF the plalntif were
wholly and absolutely untrue, that tue defend
ant, by his counsel (dlsClalmlug malice in the
VublicstiOn), admitted she gutTuth OF such i'm
putatlOns aud statements, that the plaintiff, by
her counsel, thereupOn expressed her unwil-
Engness 20 receive A. damages any sum beyond
an indemnity Tor the eIpeEses incurred by her
In the prose cutiOn OF this suit h3d as cOnclu-
slOns OF law, that the publication by the de-
fendsEt OF the matter ia that respect Set forth
in the declaration Wa libe l!0us; that the plan-
uff Il entitled TO recover azmages therefor
against the defendant, ana Tx snd determine
the amount OF such damages st S4,31 ., Tor
which sum the plaintiff IL entitled % ana should
have judgment against the defendant" Mr..
Beecher's counsel, who have M vain attempted
10 have the reference feOpened, that their
client might testify against NVuitOn and TiltOn
and in ViDdicaJUn Of Ms Proctor, are de-
barred from 4 motion 10 reopen he case, which
might be made before IT, confirmation, by
General Tracy. Miss PrOc;OT's lawyers, as well
as Mr.. BeecheT's, have agreed with General
Butler as 20 the disposition vi the case.-N. \.
Nfn. 1tfl.
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The Fall River Mills

FALL KlVER, December lS.-It i expected
that the mills will start mp again on full time on
the list OF January, but on stIll further reduc-
uOn of ten per cent. on wages. The latter prop
ositiOn has been under discussion for several
weeks, and Is strongly supported by a number
of leading mAnutarTuTer-
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New York Notes.

HosPTTALITIKs or The CITY TKNpERKo TO
KtNG EALAKAUA.
NRw YORK, December lS-The mayor will
to-day telegraph TO KIM Kaiskaua AZ Washing
ton, rendering him the hospitalties or she city.
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ARKANSAS FUNDS IN A SC-PKNDEs BAEK.-
A telegram from Little Rock. Ark, dated De-
cember 16, says:-A rumor has prevailed on the
streets tor several days tna- the state has on
deposit at StOddard's bank ~ the time OF eus-
pension large sum OF mgGey. A committee
was appointed by the senate 20 investigate the
matter, and to-day they ms1G their report, by
which IL appears that the state had S26 ,eaO in
currency and S:2 900 ia state scrip in the bank
at the time OF SUSPENSION. This money was LETT
at the bank by the county collector, ana the
deputy treasurer accepted checks on the bank
ia tbeiI settlement. The atfernOOs cOgnsel for
the state obtained an order from the chsncery
court appointing receiver % take charge OF
the bank and the property belonging to the irm.
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Foreign Notes.

APPALLING FAMISB IN ASIA MINOR.
CoNsTAETISoPLR December ls.-The Leyauf
Herald publishes distressing accounts OF the
famine in Asia Minor. The prospect lie repre-
sented as appalling.
SMALL PON IN CANADA.
MONTREAL, December Is Small poN is rag
ing al SOrel, Quebec, i'm the most yirulent form
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Fire RaIAIIfr

KNOXVILLE, ILL, December 1s.-Smith's
brick block, occupied 10y IL. l.. Bailey, hard
ware, and j. 5. Brewer, druggist, was burned
to-day. Loss S45 600. Two men were KILLED
by falling wall.
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AT Annapolis, Md, yesterday, Mr.. Charles
BonRpsrte, son OF jerome n. Bonsparte, an
NEPHEW of the first Emperor Napoleon, was
Mr.. Bonaparte inmediately proceeded 70 argue
she case Of MsTtineale vs.. Brock, use of DAW
son. and made a very creditable effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18

THE aKATIE KING" FRAUD.-The Phila-
delpkia Inquirer Of to-day contains a full ex-
pose Of the Katie King sslndle, the facts hsy-
ing been obtained from a gentleman who un-
esrthed the fraud he traced the supposed
Katie TO a boarding house, and after q long
continued effort persuaded her TO confess the
deception she had been practicing, and to pro-
duce the gauzy drese sbe sOre ut manifesto
tons. The production OF the latter with large
lot of jewtlTy, &C., that had been presented TO
Katie st sesnces induced Robert Dale . ven and
DIR. Child, two leading spiritualisps Of Philsdel-
phis, 10 publicly repudiste he swindle.
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TIE MEMPHIS LEGISLATURES convened yes
terday. The Governors message alluces 70 tn
siscoTd in the state, and declares that it
brought about by violent men for political pur-
pores. He closes by requesting the legislature
to take such steps as will overthrow the insur
rection in Warren county, and prevent similar
occurrences in the future.
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TELEGRAMS TO TIE STAR.
The hay Ridge Tragedy.

TIE kILLING OF TIE TWO BIhGLAEs TCsTT-
PIABLE.
NEw YORK, December 1S.-The coroner's
luIy In the case OF the shooting OF the two Bay
Ridge burglar find that the killing Of the de-
ceased in the manner set forth Was perfectly
lGsunable, and cOmmepd the act OF the Van
BTunt's-Scott and Franklin defending their
lives in such courageous manner ami under
such trying circumstances.
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ANOTHER MISSING BOY.-Peter Julien,
wears old, has been missing from bis home, 4O{
FIrst avenue, for three weeks. He was dressed
In q black jacket ard dsrk psutsloons, and
wore q brown straw hat Peter Julien, sr., the
father, who is a collector for Purcell, the gro
Ger, links the boy has been kidnapped.-N. Y.
CgfF.
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A QUEER LIBEL.-In the Philadelphia Court
of Quarter Sessions yesterday VIM. Moran,
publisher OF the Sunday Times, was convicted
common council The libel in the above case
consisted in saying that q statue OF Hall should
be so placed as 10 represent him picking the
pocket OF the marble statue OF George Wash
ington, on Chestnut street, Of q silver snuff
h0E
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NV YORK, December ls-Ihere is nOthina
new in the Charley Ross search. IL If stated
that reward will soon be offered for the
child's return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18

In THE Goss CASE in Baltimore yesterday,
the defence introduced testimony TO prove that
neither UdderzoOk nor A. q. GOss was at New
ark at tie time alleged by the Newark witnesses
to prove that there was nothing remarkable or
peculiar in the ring shown st the UdderzoOk
trial, and TO prove tDat A. Z. G0ss had an eK-
cellent reputation for truth and veracity. II is
supposed that all the testimony may be closed
ana the argument begin to morrow.
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THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS OF postmas-
ters have been made: A. w. Taylor, Mount
Holly, Penn; W. II. Hollis, Mason, H.; Robert
Rae, Portsgeville, y. Y; A. II. Cole, North
kOSe. y. Y
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MORE TROUBLE IN BALTINORB CHURCHRs.
DiscOrds in some of the Baltimore churches cal
for a share OF attention. Particulars regarding
them are published in the American. AT the in
stance OF some of the low church party Rev.
Mr.. Perry, of Mount Calvary Episcopal church,
is 10 be placed on trial before an ecclesiastical
court for offering prayers for the dead at the
fuEeTal of Rev. Mr. Morse- The difficulty in
Bethany Baptist Church Is said 10 be settled by
an arrangement In pursuance Of which Mrs.
Dodge will turn the building over 10 trustees,
and the Objectionable minister be called upon 20
resign. In relation to the quarrel between the
Rev. Messre. SOmmer and Gilbert, the congre-
CATION of Dolphin Street Christian church last
hight came to the conclusion that they would
have nothing more TO do with il, and the gentle
men concerned might settle it between them
selves,
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SHOOTING AND STEALING.-About O'Clock
Yesterday morning four men, wearing masks,
rode mn to the house OF a farmer, about twelve
miles north of Clsrkvtlle, johnson county, Ar
kansas They shot the famer, choked his wife,
robbed him of 5000 and escaped. A posse OF cit
izens started In pursuit, and At last accounts
we're close behind them.
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ESCAPED THE RoPR.-GOvernor Brogden, Of
North Carolns, has commuted the sentence OF
David Martin, q colored youth, who was 70
have been hung in Wilmington to-day for mur-
der. to imprisonment for life In the peniten-
@farr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18

Mr.. YosHIDA KIYoNARI, the new japanese
minister, present his credentials to the Presi-
dent to-day. The usual ficiAI formaiities were
ObSgrVRf
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CARL VoGT, the Belgian murderer, has been
extradited BY United States Commissioner Got
man and the warrant has been signed by the
President. He sails for Europe Saturday In
in charge Of Detective faIley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18

SAMUEL LEE, through his counsel, judge
PasChal, has served notice of contest on Rep
resentstive Rsiney, of the first district of Sluth
Carolina, claiming that he was recently elected
over Rsiney.
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LECTURES.

G'OReE wAsHIss5GH' .s1s'
Rev. DIR. o. II. TIFFAH
oRATIoH IN AID OF fHE WASHINGTON
NATIONAL MONUMENT,
At Lincoln Hall,
decll-td MONDAY EVESIHG, Dec. tlst, 1874
Tickets my cents. Tor sale at Ellis Music Store,
e3T Pennsylvsnis avenue. No extra Shsrge for
reserve seats. Grafton to commence st o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18

SUFFooATKD BY Coal GAs.-Samuel Pay
son, postmaster Of North Warren, Me-, and his
morning, suffocsted by cosl-gss. Another
couple were nearly dead when discovered.
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A LIBBL SUIT.-Charles F.Williams was
last night, arrested in Westchester, Pa, and
committed to jail to await his trial for maliciou.
libel OF the pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church, of Westchester, Pa, which appeared in
the New York Sun of the 5th instant. Williams
by his counsel, waived hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18

THB NEW ARKANSAS CoSG
ernor Garland" has Issued a proclamation de-
claripg the result Of the Congressional election
in November. J.. @. Ganse, w. r. SleInons
w. W. Wiltshire, Thomssson and I. nj. Gunter,
all democrats, are declared elected.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from
his source day were s235 ,o4s.74.
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WORK Oh WICKKDKEss.-An ANONYMOUS
communication has been received by Mayor
Stokely, OF Philadelphia, threatening violence
IL emf loymeDt was not supplied for the starv-
ing poor, and complaining that Italians are
working on the Centennial buildings, excluding
actual citizens. IL is signed Secret Six"
STom Thumbs fortune 10 estimated st
sSOO,QQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18

Col. JOHN M. THOMPSON, q prominent poll
ticisn OF Butler county, Pa, has been nOmins-
ted by the republicans of the 23d congressional
district Of that state to Ill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Hon. Ebenezsr McJ Junkin
The election occurs on the Esd inst.
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THa AEEaNA


BALrrNoks, Docembes Is Virginia skies, peel.
ers, f-s North Carolina skies, old, %, DO Lew.
10; do: special tax, bid to-day Sales Virginia.
coEs0DGsted, eI C. uPCg, ,E8s
BALTIhoRH, DecrmNer Is s-Sugs- nrm, lOI. t.
iG's Cotton an ged better fet liug-lsE Iuff
dnngs, lSh 10 49,. Flour unchanged aud irul
Wheat steady and IN improved demspd. O5rl quiet
bat hTm-N bite southern, ~ % IS; yellow south
err, rs 20 81 mixed wes-erD, SIS elevator - 70 8
at:tTHk. Uats dull-sou;heru, 66 10 20; woster
white c6 10 g.; do. miXsf, IS Rve dull sud un
charged. Hay unc hanged Provisions unchanged
western butter dol; market oversize ked-ch0Ic
tub, g TO "a; rolls, q to 81. Uetfss quiet bai
hTm sId unchanged. Petroleum unchanged
whisky, I0s.2.
NEW YORK, December ls.-stocks active and
lswer. Money Cold, NJ. Excharge, long.
lSS5s; short, 1906. Governments dull.
NEW YORK, December lS.-Fiuur Sull and M.
changed. Nhest quiet and heavy. Corn dull aud
d. clihing.
LoNDoN, December Is. y 80 .. m.-Bords. e7's.
lOa4; RTie, 2is4G25 The weather throughout
hEElsLd TO-DAY is fair.
LONDON, December Is, p. m.-The amount r.
tulliOn withdrawn from the BAak Of England on
balance to dsy IL $1,000.
LONDON, Dec. mber l., . m.-Psrls Iispstshe-
quote Ientes at o. francs, IS CenIimes.
LIvRRPooL, December lS, .. N Yarns SO
fabrics OF Manchester dull, bot not QuOtsbly lower
ANTwERP, December Is -PetrOleum, 2 = franc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-18

EDWARD I. CULLERToN is appointed guager
for the first district Of Illinois.
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Hon. JOHN b. RICR, who died in Norfolk yes
terdsy, represented the first district OF Illinois
in the present Congress. Mr.. Rice was ns
tive Of Baltimore, and in the earlier years OF
Lle lie had been an actor. He was man vi
distinguished ability and integrity.
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ssAyILLE's NATIONAL THEArER.
sRCObD AND LAST WEEK
or the brilliant season Of
Kellogg Grand English Opera.
MRC.D HEss........ .. ................. Director,
oTUEsDAYEvENISG, December 10,
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Miss Eellssg, miss Be- aumOnt, Mr.. Hamilton, Mr..
eesuin' M. Morgan, Mrs White and Mr. Mas.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, December
DON GIOVA NM.
Powerfully Cast.
THURSDAY EVENING. December
Has been set aside fog
GBAsD TESTIMONIAL BE TETIT
rils Is 3TT q american an, Pr,Ts n1t ma,
"hen,by general request,
will be presented. u'0H
, FRIDAY EyENIaG, December Is,
VII, De slsnslised by TIC nrs' p-Ifermsnoe IN
EBNA ANIL
GBAsD MATINEE ON SATURDAY,
VI AubeT's emine lily successful Opera,
FRA DIAVhLUl
TIE New Gov ent Garden yersisn.
Oh SATURDAY EVENING
ne sueceSsfQl season will bs brsugrt close by
tn' appearance sf the entire Great Company, Full
ShSIrs ana Grand y O-chestra, inclujiDg the cele-
.fsied RUSSIAN sE4TETTE, who are attached
: the SonPHny, in
CONCERT.
sale oi eats at heizerott's n Husic Store and Box
1Ince OF Thrsier-ieft side of the house at Met
LeIOti g and right side st the Theater.
Operas.
XMAS WEEK,
dels-r ROSE AND HARhY WATKINS.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.


TEE KING OF so LAND, BIZ FABGEOH,
con piete, for sale at
sHILLIEGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner IA street ard Pennsy snis avenue.
Aieleen Ferrers. BY Susan Morly
The Love thai Lived, novel; by Mrs. Eiloart.
Nursery H0OniBE-, by Gall "A amiiton
Tbe Life asd Habits Of Wild ADmals, ,illustrsrei
Politics for Young meTiCaus, by Chss dOrdhOr
The Little Lame Prince, BY the author Of John
Haiifsx
The Earsery, for the Youngest 6esders.
Linly Bedford, Novel; by Justin MCCARTHY.
ysck : Sister or, True to Her Tru-t; Novel.
IOeL DooEe, BY the author Of Maid u SAsr.
American Bartender, OF the Art and Mystery
Mixing Drinks.
Little FoIks, Magazine for the Young; ilus
Hatsd
ChsttsrbcI, beautifully illustrated.
Caskst Of ReuiniscsDces, by Henry 3. Foote.
Note, Letter AID Cap Paper
En-elOp-s, Pass Boo ks, Pens acd Pencils.
Playing Cards, =. the very lowest prices, and Q,
the very beet quality for the prices chArse whole
gale and retail. ~
eHILLIHGTOS' BOOKSTORE,
decl-fr corner "a street s0d Penu's avenue.
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EORDS OPERA ROUSE.
Engagement Of the Eminent Actor,
NIB. Is. L. DAVENPORT.
H0EDAY-"Eev Way TO Pay 6ld Debts -" Tues.
fay-" Hamlet - Wsdnescsy-'St. Marc " Thurs
dsy-"Otheuo." Fridsy-"ShyloCk and the Iron
Ohsn."
GRASD MATINEE Oh SATURDAY.
SATURDAY EiGHT-Beneht OF the Syracu-
slams Lodge, No. 10, KIP,
DAMON AND PPTHIAS.
XMAS WEEK,
nh J. b. OLhRhE.
CLARKE sale OF seats will commence on Fridsy
derlA ~
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WARRINGTON rHKATRK cOMIQUE

MONDAY. December IA, every night and Wed
nesd y and Saturday Astiuees. first appearance
H. ashngtOn OF the celebrated Character Artists,
FRANZ ard EVA BENEFIT. Last week Of tha
estest Of serio-c emio son gstresses, Miss NULhY
PIEBlS, VIII will introduce this week selsotiOus
from fsvOrite operas. Last week of the king of
Dutch and Ethiopian Comedians, Mr.. sAM DE
NERE, Who will appear in his speciaities, also will
81 pear IN the Drama Of the
"HIDDEH HAND"
ratumiDg the character Of 90 Ool =, and In the Bor
der DTams OF ?" Buffalo Bill :" assuming the chsrar-
ter of Steve Foster the Negro Trapper." del4 Ct
OPERA LIBRETTOs.
" OLly correct and complete edition.
Price, ONLY 10 Gents.
Fer sale by j. 3. KLLIS 8 CO,
dsc7 93T Pennsy vania avenue.