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THE RIVAL BABIES.
FRIEND or WILLIAM TECUMsEH SHERMAN
20 THE RESCUE.

FRIEND or WILLIAM TECUMsEH SHERMAN
20 THE RESCUE.
A lady writes Indignantly to the St.
Louis Republican: Really il one were to be-
lieve the newspapers there is but one baby
in the world at present, and that one at
Long Branch. Ulysses Algernon Sartoris,
Indeed he is no more to be compared with
William Tecumseh Sherman Fitch than a
tallow candle to star or string of glass
beads to mammals famous necklace. He
was not at home when we first inquired tor
him at his residence on Morgan street; had
taken his mamma out for an evening drive
and would be back before O'Clock, but later
we found him in; and although he was about
to retire, an interview was granted, some
what brief and unsatisfactory, as the young
soldier was not inclined to be communica-
tive, and we could not of course force him
to state bis views or give his opinion
on various subjects. We found him sur
rounded by his frieods and admirers, con-
spicuous among whom was the nurse. The
little general is six weeks old, as fair as
daisy, with "beSutiful eyes, as blue as the
skies" and has his hair short for the warm
weather. Over Lis white dress an en-
broidered cloak was worn with a military
air, but not one of the khsdive's diamonds
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The Most NonderruI Medical p,.
hnown 90 MAN. cbD- there - life
mere Is Hope. Don't Give Tn the Sh,Di
Frazier: ~f''
Believing, that cleansing the blood vas me
only True way OF banishing disease. ana 1aI1 o.
troubled with a scrofulOus affection knorn q
SAT- Rheum, and Weakness of the ms.
and finding no cure, commenced 10 expe-. Tr-asf
oy comPounolng roots, using the medicine 81 q q
oDtained. i fortunately discovered n :, osf
wonderful blood Searcher or Bitters. when not
rev weeks time effected q perfect rurs
tnen prepared quantity of the Root 8ttsrs.
the sick. found the medicine po7Ses sad t,s
most wonderful healing virtues, effectIuz ,ures
OF AL diseases originating from bad biooi on
the demand became so great that found Ioy-
sell called upon TO supply patients wi > n ed-
lcine In all parts of the continent AID as.
compelled TO establish a laboratorv TO- -
pounding and bottling the Root B;tfers n Ssroe
guantlties. was at hrst backward in present.
ing either myself OF remedy 10 the p-bfic not
pelng patent medicine man, aud with limited
capital, but am getting bravely over that,
since nrst advertised this wonderful led.
lcine have been crowded with orders rom
druggists and country dealers, and the scores Of
proves the fact that no remedy has ever dons 80
much good and had such success as tha roof
Bitters. Root Btters are strictly 3 medicinal
prepaIallon; such as was used in the sDoa ola
days of our forefathers, when people ysre c-7red
oy some simple root or plant, and wher cAlo-
vera unknown. For Consum pt.on. asiSna-
Cstarrh, scrofuls, Scrofulous Eruptions, Rbsus
matsm, Heart Disease, Dizziness, Liver Cono-
plant Kidney aud Urinary Diseases, Fever and
Ague, dyspepsia. Lost Vitality and Rrokep
DoWn Constitutions, these Root BitIers er~ -.
Versaly admitted 70 be the most wopde-flI Sis-
coVery In The world, Their searching heating
properties penetrate every portion OF tie 5us
man frame. soothing the lungs and strengthen
ing tne stomach, kidneys and Uve-. FOR
weakly, nervous young men, suffering from lost
Oh memory, etc., caused from abuses In ssrlv
HE, and 10 delicate females. these Root RitIer,
are especially recommended. No oties ~ o.
cine enc Viii cure Scurvy, Syphilis, Salt Rheum,
bolls, IeueT, RiEgWoTnl, White Sweilira sors
Eyes, running ofthe Ears, Ulcers, Fsver Sores-
Files. Cancerous Formations, Dropsy Erysiue-
iss, flmples, Flesh Worms, Pustnles biO.otss.
ana All SKIN Diseases, so quickly as ne Koof
ioitteIs- AL diseases have their origin IN Dad
oiood. The Root Bitters lays the axe al TIE roos
OF tne Tree OF disease by searchihg and puritvipg
the blood which will nouTish and if,,isr-sr af,S
every organ and part OF the bUdy, and see, Il IN
repair until a ripe old age
warrant my Root Bitters perfect cure tor
tne above and similar diseases, and ia case OF
failure, where the medicine has had a fsii trial.
Will thank all TO call write and get back haff.
money. Show this notice TO your druggiSt or
storekeeper, if he don't have have a aock 0f NV
hOOt Filters on hand, ask him to order a Sr-r-,lv
U W. FRAZIER, Cleveland. -.
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL AUGUST 12 1875

WAS visible-he Is precious enough without
tn sm. We opened the conversation by tel
Ii az him he was a beauty, 8 rose bud and
p, pes'l> 10 whtnN 10 silently sssented. and
dio ,svI .iIspsle !se isc- when We added
that be was a love of a darling. The. further
information that he was the sweetest thing
that ever bresthed was received with digni-
ned conn tacency, but when we placed one
finger on his cheek and asked HIM to smile
pretty little smile he irowned slightly,
evidently considering the request imperti-
nent-s piece of feminine Establishment
against which he must begin 10 steel his
heart and fearing we should further offend
VIC FASTENED to bid him and his pretty ma
ma good night, and came away fairly con
WINGED that General Sherman's first grand
son is well worthy the position to which he
has been assigned.
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lag adventures. became a blockade runner
during the war, was chased into South
Carolina bay, scuttled and sunk, and was
soon after raised by the government, taken
TO Annapolis and used as q crack cruising
schooner by the cadets. When Mr.. Ashburv
came over with the Cambria to outssll The
Yankees two or three years ago, the Navy
Department fitted up the old America In
great style and put her in the race. She
made good run, coming in fifth In fleet
OF dozen or more, but American yacht
building hal made great strides since her
day and she was no longer queen OF the sea.
Subsequently Ben. Butler bought the famous
schooner aod on Monday he sailed race at
Portsmouth ". H., with the Resolute,
owned By Rafus Hatch Esq. Ben's yacht
won the race handsomely and now Mr..
Hatch wants to make a match to sail the
Resoluto against the America over the
thirty mile course of the New York Yacht
Club, six days in every week for six con-
secutive weeks, the stakes to be $1,000 day.
Bold Ben had not responded To this imperial
challenge at last accounts Mr. Hatch
would from this seem TO be something OF q
sport.
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REAL FATE OF'THE FLoRINDA.

THE ROMANTIC ISLAND STORY DIsPRovED--
BUT AN ALso EQUALLY STRANGE STORY
SUBSTITUTED.
LOUISVILLE. KY, August 7.-Some weeks
since an article from New Orleans paper,
was extensively published throughout the
country. to the effect that the crew of the
schooner Florinda, which sailed for Califor-
MIA from New Orleans in lS49, and was
supposed to have b5en lost with all
on board, had been discovered on
an island on the southern Pacific by an
English vessel which had been driven thith-
er by continued storms. The crew stated
that the Florinda had been wrecked on this
uninhabited island twenty-six years ago,
and that in the interval they had not
seen a human face. They declined,
however, to leave the Island, having
established themselves in comparative
comfort. The narrative was said to have
created great sensation among the suryiv-
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M 6DICAL.
DR.. RICE.

NO 81 COURT PLACE. LOUISVILLE, KY
A regularly educated and legally qualified
physician, and the most successful as
his practice will prove. Cures all forms
OF Private, Chronic and Sexual Diseases
Spermatorrhea and ImpoteDcy, the result
OF selfabTse in youth or sexual exces
ses In Jnatirer years or other and prod uc-
Seminal Emissions, DIZZINESS of Sight. Detective
Memory, Physical Decay, Pimples on the Face.
Aversion to Society of Females. Confusion of
marriage improper or unhappy, are thoroughly
and permanently cured. Syphilis positively
cured and en- tirely eradicated from tie system
Con rrhea, elect, Structure, Piles and other
Private Diseases quickly cured. Patients treated
by mail or express. Consultation T. ee and in
Vlted. charges reasonable, and correspondence
strictly confidential.
A PRIVATE sOUNsELOs
OF leo pages sent to any dress securely seaIed)
for thirty 800 cents. Should be read by all.
Address as above
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ROBBING A PAWN BROKER.

AN AUDACIoUS PRoCEEDING-QUITE A HAUL
OF JEwELRY.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 7.-Solomon Pareira, a
pawn broker at 32S West Fifth street,
started out last Thursday evening, leaving
his wife and daughter in charge
OF the shop They took chairs and sat on
the pavement near the front door. While
sitting there, thief entered the rear part.
and, although the gas was burning brightly,
succeeded in getting from $1,000 to SIT, 600
worth OF jewelry out OF the open safe and
escaping. The loss was not discovered until
Friday morning.
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TESTIMONIALS.
$4,000 REWARD,

VIII pay 5000 to any one show ing tast q
single testimonial / publish is MOI gs1ni1ae
also an additional reward of $500 for a medic
cine that has ever effected one-haIf a. many
cures during the time introduces a. FrszserSs
RIOT bltters. The above reward payable in
gold, and challenge open TO the world
&. w. FRAZIER.
Proprietor, cleveland y.
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A FAMOUS YACHT.

THE OLD AMERICA WINNING RACES STILL.
The Cleveland Leader remarks editorially
Ben Butter turns up during che summer
vacation In the fascinating and heroic role
Of winning yschtsman. 1t will be remem-
bered that year or two ago Ben bought
from the government the famous yacht
Americs, which won the Queens cup from
the royal British feet in 1851, and which
after series of che most varied and interest,"
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A SURE CURE FOR THE Pill Es

Bias been discovered by Old Dr. Williams AN IN.
dian remedy,l called DR.. " illisms' Ind ari ONT
mont. A single box has cured the worst ola
chronic cases OF the blind, bleeding ifchfrlr sS17
uicerated Piles Of . and 30 years Standing To-
lions, instruments and elecfuarieS are onlv a
waste OF time and money. The Indian ONT
ment gives instant and painless relief over N
O0O cured patients atfzss its virtues and nllv.
sicians OF all schools pronounce ii the greafest
contribution TO medicine of The age. Wflliaoo,,
1ndlan ointment Is prepared exclusively for tho
Piles and nothing else. Sold by druggists ana
country storekeepersin all parts of the world.
Sold wholesale by Haskit& Hetselgesser, Stew
Oils, IRd,
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IHOW IT CAN BE RESTORED. The cele-
brated DIR. BIGELOW, known Throughout
al the Northwestern states, has prepared GER
tain remedies for the cure OF SPERMA TOR
RHRA, or -RERVO Us DEBILITY, producing
BLOTCHES on the FACE and A VERSION 10
SOCIETY, etc., uniting the AFFLICTED for
SOCIAL BUaLNESS or MARRIED LIFE;
These REMEDIES can be RELIED upon az
the Doctor has used them in his practice for the
last TWENTY YEAR6
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II . Y o u NJ c M E N

| entering from the effects or that dreadful de-
structiye dis ase, SPERMATORRHGA,
caused by SELF "A BUSE, the sym ptoms of which
are Seminal Losses, INDIGESTION. IRRITA-
BlLITf, Loss OF Manly Power, frightful dreams,
sensation OF falling when asleep, melancholy
self distrust, confused memor oashfuluess and
siraidity, palpitation OF the leA-t flashes of
1sat yhilly sensations, restles .ets cold feet AT
rms vorscious appetite eomplexion.
oioEzes aud pimples on the Of soli,
t1do .naol1ty 10 come the mind,
AVESw0N TO SOCIET :a1sr1np MAR
RAGE IMPROPER, such r fleapplV at once.
Every c-se can be cured a population guar
antees this fact. CIRCULARS sent for TWO
STAMPS. His large work now in press, sent for
80 cents, containing the latest facts worth know
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II r B G s l. Q W
4 eTHE GREATEST SPECIALIST OF THE
- AGE In she Northwest, where he is well
En- cEkk Ia established the LARG EST PRA O.
fxCE II u q S5sTFBNTY YEARS1n CHRON-
s-v4...f- GsSisASES, OF both MALE
and FEMALE, at 27S South Clark st.. corner of
Van Buren,, Chicago. Iii.
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me Most Wonderful Medical pfs..yerv
hnown 10 Man; cbiJ- there ~ Lsfe
mere Is Hope. Don't Give Up the ShiDi
neao ine following Leiter lrous Dr :.
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The Postmaster Generals Report.

Postmaster General Jewell, in his annual
report to Congress, will make but few recon-
mendations to Congress. He will refer to
the operations of the department during the
year In terms of satisfaction, will recite the
changes and improvements in the m amer Of
making contracts and the transportation of
the mails, most of which have pee, rsported
from time TO time, and will call attention to
will treat at some length of the fast mail
service throughout the country, which he
approves in the most earnest manner. A
portion of his report will also be devoted to
postage and its operations. No change 10
method will be recommended. The POST
master General looks with regret upon the
pfactlce OF pOstmasters who receive large
salaries, ranging from 81 800 TO $1,000, who
devote only few hours each day to their
duties. He strongly condemns such officers
hastily turning over their mall signing such
documents as require their Official sigma
lures, then leaving their duties to subordi-
pursuits. Mr.. Jewell is Of the opinion that
officers paid By the government should give
their whole time to the government, and
that those who cannot do this ought to re-
ably intending II. hit sundry administration
editorial pOstmasters some severe blows
In regard TO what Is known as the "third-
unreasonabiy increased during the last ses-
sion Of Congress, the Postmaster General
will make some important recon menda.
matter and packages is can't an ouncs. or
fraction OF An ounce, on all transient matter,
SO tfat II not unfrequently happens that a
transient newspaper will require four cents
postage, or as much as the original cost of
the paper. Mr.. Jewell will recommend q re-
turn 10 the old rates, namely: half q cent an
ounce ON newspapers, but viii ask that the
except, perhaps, books, and upon this he has
not yet decided.
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PASTORAL TO CANADIAN CATHOLICS
The pastoral OF the Roman Catholic Hierar-
chy OF On tarlo was real In all the churches
throughout the province on Sunday. OF the
civil power it says: "There are unwise men
who presume 10 assert that the civil power is
supreme even in spiritual affairs; that 20 it
spiritual power should be subordinate. Were
the apostles TO have believed this the Gospel
could not have been preached In the world or
handed down 10 us pure and unsullied. Civil
power is from God for the well being Of So
ciety, and its own limits are bounded By the
same law of the same God from whom ft de-
rives its authority. IL has no right 10 inter
fere with the preaching OF the true Gospel
and the establishment Of the religion OF
Christ when the means taken are peaceful
Concerning mixed marriages the pastoral
says: "We have individually shown you the
evils Of mixed marriages. We now unitedly
warn young men and women before forming
friendships with persons Of . different creed
TO pause and reflect lest they take step the
consequences OF which they may deploro
both In time and eternity. Peace and bar
mony are seldom found In families where
the parents disagree on the most easeutiai OF
all points-ther own religion and that OF their
children"
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Victims of the PacIac Disaster.

VICTORIA. VANCOUVER ISLAND, Nov
THE bottles OF men, victims OF the
steamship Pacific disaster. have been picked
Up a I'D were brought here today by Ind ans.
One OF the bodies has been Identified as that
OF Thos. Farrell, OF San Francisco. and the
other has not been recognized. Since the
publication of The statement of the Captain
OF the crew OF the ship Orpheus a feeling of
Indignation prevails among the people OF
this place, and desire for a searching In
vestigation prevails. Tie inquest on the
bodies recovered was adjourned from Tues
day last and will take place tomorrow. Toe
crew of the Orpheus arrived here this morn
ing. The Quartermaster OF the Pacific is
here and the Captain OF the Orpheas is ex-
pected.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE CLEWS BANKRUPTCY
oHEBVER wITHDRAws HIS SUIT
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
PEACE WITH TIE UNITED STATES
GEN. sA6ALIS IMPRISONED.
RUSSIAN VICTORY IN KaokANp.
$500 HIPTSCHAE!S KILLED.
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
PEACE WITH TIE UNITED STATES
ZEN. sAeALLs IMPRISONED.
RUSSIAN VICTORY IN KnoxANp-
$500 KIPTSCHAES KILLED.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Seuerai sabaits q Close Prisoner.
NHw YORK, Nov. 2-The Paris Iafelss
received here by the last European mail
says Don Carlos was on the 22d OF October
10 house in the village ten mAeS from
rage accompanied by the mayor OF Rlarrltz
who continues TO Intervene In a most IA
grant manner In affairs OF the neighbortnr
country. The French functionary obtained
an audience Of the prctender and introducad
Sabals, who threw himself AZ the feet OF
Don Carlos aud asked humbly FOR a secret
audience. The favor was accorded aad the
prince expressed his great dissatisfaction a.
the conduct Of the general. The inferview
lasted for twenty i've minutes. at the eNpt-
ration OF which time Don Carlos called the
chief or his escort and demanded a SQUAD OF
seven men and a sergeant, and those eight
norsemea surrounded SsbaliS aud gailopaf
win hlm 10 Estslla, conveying orders 60 the
governor OF that place Co couffae him IN one
OF the cells Of the municipal prison and 10
any one. w.
spain pain and the United States.
drid says: The frigate Congress i ordered
home, and the Franklin, Alaska, and Juni-
ata are TO proceed 10 Lisbon. Senior Castelar,
that the peace existing between the conn
tries Will not be disturbed"
A Big Russian Victory over the ktpt.
TAsHKrSp. Nov " sSsn.r Can T.,
mann had left Namsnghsn for KhoIend the
kiptschsks rebelled and surprised the
former town. They invested the citadel aud
The Russlan camp. Tue Russian resisted
successfully for three days when Gen
Scobelefl returned and attacked the Ktpf-
schaks, who fled leaving 3 $40 dead on TIE
neld. Anarchy reigns throughout Knoksnd
Spanish Politics
LISBON, Nov. 23-PriNate accounts from
MADRID state that the constitutional party
is divided, and some advocate abStainIne
nom the approaching elections. IL is also
stated that majority OF the ministry dis
approve OF the reply of the minister of for
eign afairs 10 the Washington note which
was regarded as TOO moderate. rs under.
STOOD that the reply as finally delivered 20
washington was drawn no by Gen. Jovel-
lar, president OF the council and minister of
war.
A Disabled Ocean steamer.
0UfkNsTOWN. Nov. .3.-The steamship
ohlua nom Boston arrived here II day aud
reports: AT noon, 2ist inst. in latitude az
longitude 20. She fell IN with the steamer
AmeriqUe OF the General TranS-Atlantic
company from New York. November "a for
Hayre, with her shaft broken. Sire took
aboard the latters mails and passengers
Inc Amerlque was proceeding under sail FOR
Havre all well.
TIE PASSENGER LANDED.
INV YORK, Nov. 23.-The agents of the
steamer Amerique have a dispatch stating
that the China lauced thirteen of the formers
passengers at Queenstown.
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THE CLEWES BANKRUPTCY CASE.
CheeyeF Wfthdrnws Hts Sniff

INV YORK, Nov. 23.-At a hearing to-day
on application OF Henry Clewes n Co. for n
formal discharge in Bankruptcy, a letter
from Benjamin ii. Cheever, VINO hal preyi-
ously opposed the discharge, was read, in
which he withdraws his opposition thereto.
In IL he states that he is Influenced i'm his
action by the fact that the assets OF the firm
are but small, and that the success Of his
suit would be of but little avail The hear
ing was then Adjourned.
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~A special from Berlin TO the Pan Mall
Gazette says that Bismarck attended par
lament yesterday. His health appears bet
ter, and he was announced TO mako a speech
to day.
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Revival an Port Jerxts.

PORT JERVIs, n. Y, Nov. Ian unpre-
cedented religious revival is now I'm progress
in this village. Over six hundred persons
have been converted during the past few
week. The work still continues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23

APPoINTMENT.-The President has ap-
pointed John L.. Conley collector of the 4th
district of Georgia.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 25.-wm. David
Son was run over and killed by q railway
train last night, just after saving n man
from serious injury by stopping a runaway
team.
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An Alleged Dermulter.

NEw YORK, Nov. 23-Francis Copdit. the
cashier OF the Eberhard Faber lead pencil
mandatory, is deiaulter TO the amount
Of $50 600.
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IN THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY yesterday all
the amendments TO the electoral bill which
were agreed to on the sth and 9Th instants
were rejected. The Right Centre have re-
solved TO oppose all amendments offered by
the Left and Left Centre, with q view to
modifying the vote by which the scrutin d.
arondisement was adopted rs the method OF
voting. The press bill was discussed In COM
mittee, Ministers Buffet and Dufaure being
present. II is thought the electio for the
portion of the Senate to be chosen by the As
sembly will be set for Monday next, and the
government will propose the dissolution OF
the Assembly on the 10Th OF December,
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WATERFOWL, n. ". Nov. 2s.-The freight
warehouse OF the Rome, WATERFOWL aud
Ogdensburg railroad company, al Cape Vim
cent, was burned to-day.
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The Gold sale Pose,,uea

NEW YORK, Nov. 60 cunsequence of
Thursday btiug Thanksgiving Day weekly
government gold sales will be postponed ua-
I'll Friday.
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PERsoNAL.-Mrs. ex-senator Sprague wa !
in London at the date OF last advices from
IN AT Cify,
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ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 23.-There is consid-
cradle hoating Ice In the canal and river
here.
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Kicked 60 Death
Wrecks On the Lakes.

NEW YORK, Nov. . James Looney died
10 day, from kicks Inflicted by John holland
on the 18th inst.
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Massachusetts Loses Another So,

DETRoTV, Nov. 23.-Reports OF wrecks of
several schooners in Lakes Huron and Supe-
rior have been received.
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THE PATENT OFFICE made the following
issues this week: Patents, 2S3; re issues, II;
designs, u; bridesmaids, "a; labels, 5; total.
33s
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIP IS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, SIG, 729.0i; customs, si37 ,72s.7s.
THE AMOUNT OF National Bank note cur
rency re ceived at the Treasury department
to-day for redemption aggregated s272 Ash
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lee in the Hudson

BosTOS, Nov. 23.-Hon. John Wells, asso-
ciate Justice OF the Massachusetts supreme
court, died this morning.