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4 A Is widely known
SS1 as one Of the most
eiiectual reme-
%A v Mh dies ever discov-
AYA k2M cred for cleans
RHASiE ing the system
~ and purifying the
NV6tvs1yyJJ2[ blood. Ii has
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z years, with a con-
~VbEsCS stantly growing
reputation. based on its intrinsic virtues,
and sustained by its remarkable cures.
SO mild as TO be safe and beneficial to
children. and vet so searching as 10
ellectuallv purge out the great corrup-
tions of the blood. such as the scroi-
ulous and syphiitc contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have lurked
in the system for years soon yield TO
this powerful antidotc, and disappear.
Hence its wonderful cures, many of
which are publicly known, of ScrOfula,
and all scrofuous diseases, Ulcers,
Eruptions, and eruptive disorders Of
the skin, TumOrs. BlOtches, BOils,
Pimples, Pustules, Sores, st.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Fry
sipelas. letter, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head. RingwOrm, and in.
ternal UlceratiOns of the Uterus,
Stomach, and Liver. 1t also cures
other complaints, to which it would not
seem especially adapted, such as Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Fits, Neuralgia,
Heart Disease, Female Weak
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when they are manifestations of the
scrofulous poisons.
It is an excellent rcstorer of health
and strength in the Spring BY renew
ing the appetite and yigor Of the digcs-
tive organs, it dissipa;cS the depression
and listlcSs languor Of the season.
Even where no disorder appears. people
feel better, and live longer, for cleansing
the blood. The system moves on with
renewed yigor and new lease Of life.
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Practical and AnaIyticai Chemists.
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Ayers s
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
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The IiIton-BeacherTrIal.

" h' " ta-f ON HAND TO-DAY.
NV OoRK. Jan. lG.-There was "A large al
tendance 81 The members OF PlN lNmouth Church
present az 10" opening of the trial tniS morn
ing. Mr. TiliOn and Mrs. OVington entered
The court room shortly before the hour of
opening, and took the places assigned TO
mem. Francis ~ Moulton and Theo. Tilton
ShtereI shortly after. and were followed by
Rev. II. W. Beecher and his wife. All OF the
counsel on both sides were on time.
NR. MORRIS AGAIN
EN-JUdge Morris continued his opening f,,
the prosecution, .Aftcr pciting the ;actS in
the case, which have alraaay been made pub
lie, he sad: We say on these facts he has
confessed hi> guilt a clearly a. he could nave
done IL without clothing the confession i'm
vulgar language. when ne said. in January
ISL, that ne had Sinned against Mr.. Til
ton, and afterwards that it was Moul-
tons hand ihat tied up the storm.
That he spent >lecpleSS nights i'm anxiety.
fear and aiSpaiT. and when contemplating
suicide he confessed his criminality with
Elizabeth \. TlltOu. and when he implored
11lton noi 10 leave his children Ia a blight,
be confessed he had coAmitted crime with
Mrs. Tilfop thai lF'hlight them, but we
viii go further. We viii pat on the stand
Mr.. Carpenter. To- whom Mr.. Beechcr wilt
say hC made his confession.
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FIN4NCLIL AND COMMERCIIL.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. January i3-Nirginia skies, peelers
Is. do consolidated. 53i.: West Nirginias. NJ North
Carolina siNes- old 30 do. Is Do special tax
bid 60 day.
BALTINORE. January 10 Cotton quiet. but firm
low middlings. l4sslEs. Flour unchanged and
dUll Wheat duh aud heavy-No. , red western llS;
Others unchanged. corn hrmcr-N hite southern, cla
-. yellow southern. Nas2; mixed western. s2ts ~ the
eley ator ~ az steamer. Oats quiet but trm-south-
ern, 6Sa66 western white. IS; do. mixed. %. Rye
quiet ami steady. lelal.02. Hay very dull and un-
changed. Provisions quiet and steady and Wn-
changed. Western butter dull, except choice roll
scarce and wanted tub aud ryl, 9la32. Petroleum
quiet and steady; held al 6a6's Coffee unchanged
and quiet. " Mhl~ky quiet aud steady ~.
NEW YoRE. January ls.-Stocks active and lower
Money. pa Gold, l25s. Exchange, long, so6
short. 4sOla. Governments dull.
NEW YORK, January l3.-flour duh and de-
dining Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn duh and
unchanged.
L0NDON, January l3, 1870 p. m.-The rate for
money at the stock Exchange on government sccuri-
ti.s l. g., per cent. Erie. 27sg7ia.
LoNnON, January i3. i30 p. m.-Erics "a. Ad-
vices from Paris quote reutes o. france. "a cenlncs
LoNDoN. January l3, $50 p. m.-The rate II dls
cuunt in open market Tor three months bulls = 3,
per cent . which = q below the Bank of England
rate Paris dispatches quote rcntcs al 65 francs "
inns
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resulted. the blame il with the turbulent o,a-
mcRtS surrounding them
now earnestly ask that such action NAV
oe taken by congress a. 10 leave, my duties
perfectly clear in dealing with the affairs ol
l"ulSlaGa. giving assurance at the sam,
u1ne that whatever may Dee done by thaf
boiy ln The premises Will he executed accopl-
ing 10 the spirit and letter OF The law with
out fear or favor.
herewith transmit copies of documents
containing more specific information a. to
The subject matter Of the resolution.
4. =. GRANT.
EXECUTIVE MANSON, January Is, iS.5.
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FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS,
WEDNESDAY. Jannarr q.


SENATE-Mr. McC from Commit
tee ON Indian Affairs. reported bill 10 eStab-
llsh The boundary line between the state OF
Arkansas and the Indian country. Passed.
MIR. Sargent introduced bill concerning mai
uTallzation. judiciary Committee.
Al 81 minutes past = the secretary OF the
President appeared and delivered the special
lanNIBg documents.
Mr.. Pratt called mp the bin cedlnC 10 the
several states within whose limits they ra-
spcctiVely lie the beds of unSurVcyc,I iak
and other bodies OF water.
Mr.. Sargent said this bill might answer for
the western states. but on his coast there
were cases where il would interfere with pri~
Nate rights, and he would like 10 have the
bill guarded 50 az not Ia interfere with these
Nr. Pratt said he would offer an amend
meht To that effect. and then PROCEEDED - de
liver his remarks in favor OF the bill
Al o'clock the Vice President laid before
The Senate the special message of the PrcSi-
gent and the accompanying documents
After the reading of the meSs;s, il was. on
motion of Mr. COnkl!ng, ordered TO he prlntel
with the accompanying documents.
Mr.. Logan took the floor and argued on the
Louisiana question in support oI the action
taken by the President.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Speaker laid before the House number OF
executive communications which were ap-
pTopriately referred.
4 board of Public Works, referred tO Com
mittec on Public Buildings AND GrouaIS.
Mr.. Cannon (lll.) intrO3uccY "A bill TO pro-
mote commerce between the states amt
chcapcn transportation; referred 10 Commit
tee on Railways and Canals
On motion of Mr.. HoughtOn (CalD the
statements of Colonel Thomas \. scott and
Judge Baker ia relation 10 the Texas Pacific
raiiICad We're ordered 10 be printed.
The House resumed consideration of the
bill pending at the adjournment yesterday, ,
faf
Little Cottonwood canon. in Utah territory.
The oil was relected-yeas 81, nays l5j.
Mr. Wood N. " moved that the reference
OF the letter Of the Secretary of the Treasury
in relation 10 alleged changes OF duties by
the revision OF the laws be changed from the
Committee on Revision of Laws. and il was
referred to the Ways and Means Committee.
The resolution gave rise to an extended
debate.
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The DARK side Of New England.

uo"V" thiLDEtN GROWING UP IN lGNOR-
ANCE
RoSToN, Jan. 12.-The deputy constable APP
pointed 10 tuoN into the matter OF children
employed iu factories ian this state. reports
tEat there are Uouc0 children growing up i'm
ignorance In consequence Of their employ
mcnt al TOO early an age, and too exclusively
in factories.
THE DEATH PENALTY IN MAINE.
In The Maine legislature bih ahOiiShing
Tie death penalty and providing impriSon-
ment for life ior all offences heretofore pun
ishallc with death has been introduced.
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Pacific Mail .esiigaiiou.
pRorFFDINgS TODAY.


The Pacific Mail inquiry wa rasrp,at ,l,i
morning by ne Oonlihil >se Of Ways and
Means.
First was exhibited Irwin's bank account
with the DIX OF California To- show the
transa. :, ions he had with thar bank between
J2uuary ~. 1872, and July ID, IsI2. IL cor
federated the testimony OF Albert that before
Irwin went 10 California ne (AbeTD gave
him Irwin Sl00.OO0. \ credit appeared in
the an>ount Of ~lul.oO1.
I,arss , ''"''tS !goi Lewis Johnson Co..
sfafel ,bo, Lo IN. @Namined their books and
To, W., III, ~ t nS,' ~"count with the
oahking house of Lewis Johnson - --eu,es
j. IL hersey was recalled. He pre-
ms bank book, showing hiS deposits with TN,
INST National bank i'm this city. The book
showed cash deposits OF about S9.59a II 500
f1erSey said, he gave TO his wife and that ne
bought, at IS cents on the dollar. from Gen.
fayne, OF w Wisconsin, 5000 OF Texas Pacific
railroad stock.
After a mll examination OF the witness. the
members of the committee expressed the
opinion that witness had relieved their minds
OF the impression that he had not retained
all the money for his own benefit. They We're
satisfied he spent IL all.
Gen. Payne. of Wisconsin. corrObOrated the
statement that ne had sold witness the stock
lie alludeted 10. IL was the stock of the Cali
fOrnla and Texas Construction Company. He
ihen held d FOR Hersey, whom be told when
be bought il, il was risky. and rather advised
him not 10 do IT, He took 5000 worth. ON
which he was TO pay an assessments made,
which he had done, with the exception OF IS
per cent.
Mr.. Payne stated that he was not i'm Con-
greSs when the Pacific Mail Steamship sub
sidy passed. and that ne never received a
dollar from that company while in Congress
or a fee service out of IL.
MeSSs. COysOa and Sherman; OF Jay Cooke a
CO., identified claims certificates of Jay
Cooke q Go. which had been ISSUED i'm lieu OF
checks; one was certificate of deposit for
$4,000, payable 10 the order OF John O. Scha-
maker, and endorsed by him; the second GER
fx2 VIZ Cs.ff he l.f.-
9Th, for sec. 900, which was paid the day il was
deposited and the next; the first payment
was made June June 9th, for $1,000, and the
remaining balance of s45 900 was paid June
sth; the certificate was endorsed John a
Schumacher Mr.. Sherman said inasmuch As
the initials of III. ID. c." We're on the certifi-
else than Schumacher.
Adjourned till to-morrnw az 10 o,clocL
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T HAIRY DONEHUE,

42~ 1ITH STREET MAR T..
New AL ueatlv lifted Up PsrIJrs auI show rooms
and a dC--U Uiy Increased stock Of
MASQUERADE AND THEATRICAL COSTUMES.
comprriug several hundred new and costly Dresses
tOgeth-F with every variety or Custumr-Lai-s e.
Gent - and Children 's-for
MAStIE BALLS AND PARTIES.
- PRIVATE IHEATRTCALS-
TAfLEAjN AND OLD EULhS CONCEPTS
p. S--MIth a thorough knowledge of our bu~i
ness We devote ourselves q the and wishes o.
our patrons and D. courteous and polite attention
REASONABLE charges and sPusitiOu 70 aCcaInnodatt
and plss-e We seldom tai 10 give satisfaction.
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PAY FOR POSTAL-CAR SERvICE,-Strick-
land kueaSs, OF the Pennsylvania railroad
company, was heard yesterday by the House
Postal Committee. in advocacy of the change
Of the method OF payment TO railroad cOmpa-
nieS for the transportation OF mail matter in
postal cars. The existing law provides that
payment shall bc made by weight. The views
held out by Mr.. kUca>S were that payment
should he made Tor this service according 10
the space occupied in III" cars. Mr.. Bang.
superintendent OF :he railway postal service
fOr the Post Office department, who was pres
cEt. thought the plan proposed was an equi-
table one and would prove acceptable 10 the
railway companies generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
The New York IegisIn,ure

AIBhNA. January E.-fitC house TODAY
adopted a resolution ior the appointment oI
a committee ui five 10 Grstit suitable rrSolu-
lions expressive uf tbg sense of tl,, ,,,uSs on
me L"ui-iaEd affair. and the speaker an-
uOUncod the committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

NJ MIit ts given AT the
MEN NORTHERN LIBERTIES MARKET,
h street between Eth and 5th Is.
FuT the Benefit If
THE WONENs CHRIsTIs> HOME,
ST AIMS INFANT A<yLUN.
TEE Protestant O8rE4N ' A-YLUM-
TRr FAMILY Gr JO<E.H VI ETZ
who uuiOrtunat- kiiicd al this BCiliing. az
The WssH-r-rON MONUMENT,
On THURSDAY. Jsn- n. I>-5. decai ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

LAST NIGHT RECEPTION A. rrfE WHITE
HOUSE-Prc>ident Grant ave his first pub
lie reception of The aeason an the Executive
Mansion idSt E.Ight. The attendance. which
was DuI LIO1erately large owing to the in
clti-Ivnt weather. was mainly made up OF
members Of the Cabinet, the diplomatic rep
Te>CntativeS of foreign governments. ana
other distinguished persons, many of whom
were accompanied by ladies. 10 was very
the President and his family were made by
Gen. BabcOCk and Marshal Sharp. As usual,
the Marine Band furnished the music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

STEIKING AT TIE CBsIDY.-R apresenta-
tive John G.. Smith, republican, Of Ohio and
Mr.. Miiliken. democrats Of kentg!rray. p,ro
both prepared resolutions. which they win
QIleF in the House when opportunity occurs
committing the House to the course that
When The Postal appropriation bill comes uD
Tor consideration an amendment striking oiIt
the clause providing for the Pacific Mail
steam ship tubSidy, shall be incorporated in
the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

ANOTHER WAR CLAIM DISALLOw
The Committee on War Claims has decided
adversely to the claim of V. G.. Austin, of
Washington. The claimant was the owner
of a. tract Of land on Arlington Heights, and
carried on steam saw mill and a Hour mill.
In 1st2 General POrtCr's forces were cainpel
on his premises. aud burned up his buildings,
and cut down all his timber for fuel. For
this he claims -G.GOD. The committee con
cetee his LOYALTY, hat say that TO pay him
would establish a dangerous and ruinous pre-
Cedent.
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CARIIST DEFEATS.

MADRID, January B.-The minister Of war
has received dispatches announcing that
several bands N CarliSts have been badly
defeated by national troops in the depart
menls OF Barcelnna and NaNarres.
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ITOR BALLS ANE PARTIES.
MADAME r. BtSTIES,

-sTu BALTIMORE
take pleasures uf informing th- Ladies of Washing
thai -he has from this day taken rhar-a Of the
HAIR DEP AEEIENT ~ CHAS. BAU+IS. anil
being experienced "a this business tur ths last
twenty wears sl7rartee< tull satisfaction: in HAIR
DRESSING CHANPUOING. and CUTTING
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