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FOREIGN NEWS.
The O~siNee al Saroaua,

NEwNORK. January 2a.-AdviceS from Sa-
IommSo 10 the sth say the L. :. steamer Os
Sipee has been lying i'm the bay OF samans
since the 10Th September, and much curiosit,
! indulged in a. 10 the reason OF her presenc'
hrv
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THEOLOGICAL STUDENT EXPELLED
Charles Eastman has been expelled from
the Bangor, Me-, Theological Seminary for
purchasing books at Boston on credit, and
pocketing the proceeds, after making about
500 Since his expulsion IL has turned or
that he has served a term in the l,enif en-
tiary, and was Tor time notorious at (ew.
iston as a wife-beater, his wife beir.< force
by his cruelty 10 leave him. He has often
displayed his extraordinary cheek by visit.
ing the jail TO pray with the prisoners an
urge them 20 take him for an example.
@There is now hope that Canon Kingsley
may recover.
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ACombiuaiion Against Alfonso.

fAkiS, JANUARY Io.-lt i reported tlat re-
publican emmissaries have left Barcelona
and other towns in Spain, TO confer with the
Carlist chieftain. Saballaye, for the purpose
OF causing general rising against Alfonso.
ject succeeding, IL is proposed by plebiscite
To decide between "A monarchy, with Don
Carlos as king. and the republic. There is
considerable agitation among republicans i'm
barcelona,
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Mr.. TWEED AND THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
The long pending suit against Mr.. Tweed for
s1l COG, 900 belonging to the city, but supposed
to be in his possession, yesterday appeared
in court The board of supervisors being now
abolished the motion was made to bring the
suit in the name of the mayor and common
atty. The counsel for Mr.. Tweed opposed
this, on the ground that the Consolidation act
is unconstitutional. Thus we see that Mr..
freedom; but he is likely TO find that he can
not have both the cake and the penny.-N Y.
HeY0ld
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THE BEEGHER TRIAL
NouItous Story Continued.

NEW York, January 20. - The Tiiioa-
BeccheT trial was resumed to-day in the
presence OF the usual crowd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beecher. their two sons. Mrs. TiltOn. Mrs.
Field, a.id Mrs. She3rman were in their ac-
customed seats. Moulton resumed his seat
in the witness stand. Mr.. ENartS stated that
eX-Judge Porter WAS IN and unable 10 be
present. Witness was then cross examined 4
hy Mr.. TracN. OF The Eeecher counsel.
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Hanging or Samuel BeighIy

GBEEN~BCRG, PA, January 20.-Tnc exc
cution OF Samuel Beigtly took place at lis
O'Clock y. m. for the murder of Joseph
Kerr. The minister read his confession ON
the ScanOld. lie was but twenty years
old. de was led or rather carried mp the
steps When asked il he wished 20 say any
fhing he merely shook his head.
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Legislative Investigation i'm jersey

TRENTON. January 30.-In the oouse a
committee Of inquiry was orde' ei Cor the
examination OF the charge Jhat S,,lsorIinate
clerkship had been Oestowex for l,acuniary
consideration. In the seAa' a bill for the
reduction Of salaries oi the officers of Jhe
Nrnafc was intrOhucel
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NJ =. n U o.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS And TOBACCO,
NO 1888 Pennsylvania avenue near l3th street
Nt-.-ssle Dealer in Imported and Manufacturer Of
Tie Ja-fU-- la Manuia- Ia RJyss
and Stockton Cigars
agent f0r the Ambr1sia Fine Cut
The tr-de uppied direct from the factory AZ tha
Nery I.we>t New York and Baltimore prices
OfdsTs leit AZ I've following hotels will be promptly
ettehdtd To- where persons aSO get their Ciyars
sshSht advance over the wholesale prices. vii
.sru :, Vet" politan and Imperial hotels b. French
Qhech, - james, ' J. Hillman. ST Cloud- Mood
AHry q Co -. George; Jordan & Gordon. owen
decl5 Sn
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~Centennial Director Goshorn notifies
newspaper publishers to beware of spurious
advertising agents who pretend 10 act for the
centennial board Of finance.
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THE SEIZURE OF a Roman Catholic semi
nary by the Prussian authorities and the
severe punishment of the bishop and clergy
of me diocese VIII aud stu more to the hatred
felt for Bismarck. He is making martyrs o
his opponents, and martyriom never fails To
strengthen the cause in which it is endured
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be most profitable are dOOrkeepers i'm the
House OF Representatives and attorneys at
law.-N Y. Herald
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AVERY LAP P,xTEIEGRl.n1n
SaisSa "a S, i lew York, in ,r'uIton street nea,
tribut' chureh, for f.,e support of the dis.
new -ng wires tho. are TO extend from the
building Of the Western Union Tele
.raph Company, at the corner of Broadway
and Dey street. II is ninety-three feet high
rising much above the neighboring buildings
and is from a tree of California growth
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~The German Bishop of Paderborn was
yesterday conducted to the fortress Of Wesel,
where he is to be interned.
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A BILL TO PROTECT STATES AGAINST IN
yAsIoN-In the senate, to-day, Mr.. Clayton
introduced bill to protect each state OF the
uDion against invasion. and for other pur-
poses, which was referred 10 the COMMITTEES
on Military Affairs. The bill provides that
whomsoever shall invade any OF the states
for the purpose OF violating its laws, :,
whom soever within said jurisdiction ,aii
wilfully and corruptly combine VIII anx
other person or persons. for the crnosa -,
violating the laws of said sta or Of tho
United States, shall be deem AL mil, v of a
lelony. and on conviction g nall he ined NOT
exceeding $4,000, and sh All he imnrisone,i
NOT less than -. nor III are than fan Years
Section two gives u. >, District Courts juris-
diction over such Off ,nces Section three q l.
reefs L. :. district attorneys, marshals aud
commissioners . cause the prosecution of
Sncn oHenders. Section makes IL the duty
OF InaTsiials Ind deputy marshals to make
arrests oil s.ich parties. and provides a fine OF
4 si,No ior refusal To receive warrants or pro-
cesses rendered them for service, and United
4 states commissioners are authorized TO ap-
i point any one or more suitable persons 10
4 execute such warrants, and such officers shall
4 nave The power TO call the by-standers or a
posse eoIHifattes or such portion of the land or
| naval forces OF the United States force a MAJ
oe necessary To serve the processes, and that
| ~ snall De lawful Tor the President of the
| United states TO employ such portion of the
land or naval forces as he may deem necessa-
! ry 10 execute the law.
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AT A MEETING of the House judiciary
Committee yesterday afternoon. il is under
stood that Mr. Phillips bill providing for, tho
repeal OF what is known a. the pTess-gag law
WAS laid on the table.
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THE POPE Ill AGAIN.-A special dispatcb
from Rome says: "Serious alarm is again felt
concerning the health oil the Pope, who is SUI
fering from q chilI.N
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COUNSEL FOR WHITELAw REID.-HOn.
Reverdy johnson arrived in Washington
last evening. He called during the night
upon Whitelaw Reid. editor of the New York
Tribune. and gratuitOusly rendered his pro-
feSsional services TO him in the suit brought
against him fOr libel by Ex-Governor Shep-
herd.
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UOf Thou who ha- Q az the strength o. a -I.l-r
A ud the fsf.s,eTue-- Of a mother
Save Us fruIH -ha abyss that threatens
AID the wicked who Kill
Every Mother shJull see t.
Every Child should see 80.
Ev.Iy Sister should 500 it.
t;rrst sucra-. al Gt-S>IE DEFOEREST. MILNES
LENICk HARRY HOTTO.
MONDAY EVENING, January -, Mr.. CHAS
POP l. a. SNM~UN Iau2l II
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ARMY ORDEBs.-By direction OF the Pre>i-
Geit, FIRST Lieutenant w. w. Wood 10Th in
faRtry, now on leave of absence, is ordered
10 report in person Tor such duty as he can
y, riOim 10 the commanding officer depart
meHt OF the Gulf. New Orleans. La A bOa1 4
OF officers on army wagon harness is aC-
pointed 20 meet at Philadelphia. on the 2Gth
OF January. The following is the detail Of
the board. Col. l.. &. EaStOn. a. q NJ g.:
Major {. G.. Sartelle, QuaTtennaSteT Major
j. j. Iana. QuariermaNter.
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SHERIDAN CoMMENDED.-GOveTno Ames.
Of Mississippi, yesterday transmitted i, fae
President, by telegraph, concurrent resolu-
ton passed by both branches Of the Iegisla-
tuTe. commenting the action OF Sheridan at
New .. leans, and expressing the belief that
ii the policy enunciated by MS letters be car
ried Out, not only viii murlerers who have
long escaped justice b. punished Tor their
crimes. but that peace and security for life
will follow
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ALFONSO GONE TO THE FRoNT-The
Spanish King has departed for the army of
the north. He arrived at Guadalajara last
evening.
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THE TONER LECTURES.

The Fourth Lecture under this trust 20 euc5ura -e
The discovery ni truths for the advancement OF
nediciur. Will is delivered by Prot. n G. WOOD
" d Il Philadelphia, at MARfNI'S HALL. qI2
y STREET n5rthUe-t- ON WEDNESDAY EVENING.
January j at % clock p. IA. Subject Of lecture. \
Study Ot iryeE-tey-r a. q Necrosis ~ The metia al
profession and all Interested IN scientific stuies are
Invited O. attend JOSEPH HENRY,
Janis 3 President gt Board Of Trustees
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NO8ISATIOSS.-The President sent TO the
Senate to-day the following nominations
Pa ss2d Assistant Engineer Geo. w. Sentner.
TO be chief engineer L. $. navy; also, num-
Der OF pOStmaSteFS.
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N. GEAUGCH CHIZZOLN-

NJ GkAt n tiLLtl- A. biit .ltrS
Fir~t apPearauce in Washington Of Miss EMILY
SOLDENE and her complete ENGLISH OPERA
Bot FFE TROUPE.
WEDNESDAY January ~. at 8 D clock. first rep
Tezeutatiou IN Washington Ot MADAME l. ARCHi-
DUC. THE ARt HDT CHESS Oftenbach' last AMI
sTeatesl and the regniHg Partisan sensation.
THUR>DAI- JsEIaTy u MADAME -ANGOI ;
DATGHTER. FRIDAY January y, GENENlENE
pE BRABANT. SATURDAY MATINEE. Jan
nary ., 81 oelock. MADAME l. LARCHlDICr
.THE ARCHDU CHESS SATURDAY EVEN
ING, January .. ~ O'Clock nTst time in Washing
ton. CHiIPERIC.
Adnlission. 81. Reserved seats, Orchestra Stalls
and TC Che~tra rCl- 20 extra; admission Dress
Circle 75 cents. Reserved seats Il sale of SClt To
cOnmenCc SATURDAY. morning ~ Me;ZerOtt : Music
Store PennSy lyania avenue Jan3l
T'HEATER CONIQUE.-MoAfay, January
II l., srsry Hfghf Gtf fasSfGy and Saturday Ma
ffRssS Ihr CfssHf-sf S-BSHf,Ot Of ff- 4Est Engage
meBt Of the young American Actor Mr.. Frank
JCusS no viii appear in the thrillHgly sensational
variety pTan.a in prologue AMI three aCt- entitled
TEs BGsk HgHd. C5 fif Lost Wfti. in which he viii
siN different characters introducing BANJO
sOlos. Songs. and Danes. AMI play thrty--iX dit
ferent Instruments The greatest railroad scene ever
witnessed. In C"nJUn.tion with the above, a grand
.0 ut,rfainn-uf Al~o last production 81 the great
SHADOW Pantomms, intr,iuslug ne " features JlS ST.
CAMILLA URSO CONCERT COMPANY
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CUBA-The insurgents, commanded by
Maximo Gomez recently refused an engage
ment near san Marcos, and retired dur =.
the night. The battaiions OF Spanish -ine
started IN pursuit. Gomez, Sang troops
sanchez sent a portion OF their .diia and
the Zaza rivSSr on the tith inst rTces over
yanv. They met with 9. ,r,',s - AT fass E.as
Spanish detachment ;,here aTps IL, from tis
Tecrossed the river, leaving 20 kiIiaST,s kiIieJ Ths
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Mrs. William NJ. Tweed has recently lost the
use of an eye by the accidental explosion OF
a pistol cap. The pistol was in the hands OF
one of her sons, and near her face at the
time. When her husband, in his prison .
heard OF il, he was I'm a state of great dis
tress, and said, MY God, has not the worst
come YETI" He is now ia the guise Of mis-
demeanor" prisoners, a very coarse jacket o.
still employed i'm TIE hospital, has but ordi-
nary prison fare, <nd sees his family much
less than iorme..fy. His room Is eight oy ten
IN dimensio. -, and furnished win great
pialnness. Ii has a view, however, OF NE
river, a. a the passing vessels are sights muco
appr .ciated by the prisoner. He was vlsltee
or Saturday by the grand jury, who satisne1
themselves that no improper indulgence wa
granted him.-N r. Lcste.
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COLONEL j. w. KSowLToN, OF Connecti-
cut. has been appointed chief clerk in the
Post Office Department, vice Watkins, trans
feTred to the Contract bureau.
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LOUISIANA SUIT AGAINST FEDERAL
GENERALs.-J. N. Vaughan, through his at
torney, Judge John A. Campbell, has filed a
petition in the 9th judicial district court,
claiming 500 900 damages from Gems. Sheri-
Campbell, who, on the 4th of January last
did unlawfully, violently and forcibly make
an assault on petitioner and thrust him from
the house eofrepresentatiyes where he claimed
q seat.
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ANOTHER WAR CLAIM REJECTED.-The
Committee on War Claims has decided adj
versely on the claim of John Kelly for $4,000
for use and occupation OF the Exchange HO-
tel. at Norfolk, for provost marshal purposes
during the years lS63-'64. The committee
take the ground that the government is un-
der no obligation 10 pay for the use and occiI-
patton of buildings or premises at NorfOl k
during the rebellion.
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Mr.. DAWES, SENATOR FROM MASS ACHC-
sETTS.-A dispatch was received at the Cap
itOl at las o'clock to-day. announcing that
Mr.. Dawes had received ia votes of the Mas
SachuSettS legislature, which ensured his
election as United STATES Senator. The news
was quickly transmitted to Mr.. Dawes, anI
he was heartily congratulated ON all sides.
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s0Cook Sons National Bank Vhlcaso
closed yesterday.
~The Marquis OF Bedmar has bean q -
pointed president OF the Spanish commisxi<s,
lor the United States centennial exhibition.
The grand Jnry Of Philadelphia ha.
found a true bill against John w. Cerslernsn.,
the ex-priest OF ST. Bona faclas Church. cl.a
ing him with embezzlfanent
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TTLTON rS. BEECHER.

Moulton Cross Examined by Tracy.
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SAVtLLE'S NATIONAL THEATER.

fOUR NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE ONLY
SOLDENE.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
u. S. SENAToRSHIps.
Herman Elected from New York.
Wallace from Pennsylvania.
Fight Against Chandler in Michigan.
Mr.. Dawes Elected in Mass .chusett>.
VIZ. BdyeFd Re-electeI.
TTLTON rS. BEECHER.
MOulton Cross Examined by Tracy.
TWO EXECUTIONS TO-DAY.
AGAINST KING AlFoNzo.
Combination of CarIists and Republicans.
TWO EXECUTIONS TO-DAY.
AGAINST KING AIFoNzo.
Combination Of CarIists and Republicans.
THE SENATORSHuP EIEsru0NS.
Wallace Elected I'm Peuu~Slxnuia

II0NS.
Wallace Elected I'm PennsyI~aaia.
HAREiSBJ re. PA, January .N-In Joint
convention OF the legislature, Wallace re-
ceiNed l25 and Allison tic votes. Wallace IS
the rCfOrc elected 4. =. Senator.
Herman Elected ia New York
ALRANH. January 3o.-Both houses of the
legislature, In Joint session to-day. elected
Francis Herman. democrat, United States
Senator. 10 succeed Fenton.
Nr. Daw - Elected from NassachusettS
NEW YORK, January "a dispatch from
Boston says that Dawes was elected United
States Senator to-day on the second ballot.
The vote stood a. follows: Dawes, l55; Al
botJ, -; peNenS, >, Hoar. :.
senator Ray ard Reelected.
DOVER, DEL, January ~. - Thomas =.
Bayard was elected United states senator
today by the Legislature i'm joint convention.
BaIlotiug i'm Rhode Island.
PRovTDENCE. n. l., January g0.-The cath
ballot FOR L. =. Senator was Saken to-day,
and resulted a. follows: Necessary for a
choice 81 Burnside. IL. Dixon. 90, Barstow,
same. Adjourned until tomorrow. A re-
publican caucus viii bc held this afternoon.
The Fight Against Chandler.
LANSING, January 2u.-The result OF the
democratic caucus last night and subsequent
conference with the anti Chandler men is
kept entirely secret. II is thought that the
democrats, after uniting on some candidate
OF their own, IL unable TO elect, will unite
with the nii-ChandleT men on some such
man AZ Judge ChriStiancy or Cooley. The
anft"thandl"T men stand firm. Chambers
friends say they are confident VI their ulti-
mate success.
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The REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
OF NEW YORK SUSTAIN THE PRESIDENT.-
At a meeting of the New York republican
central committee last night resolutions were
adopted sustaining throughout the action of
and setting forth that even if what was done
was illegal, 1T was done without the knowl-
edge Of the President, and with a sincere de-
sire ON the part of the officers of the govern
ment to perform simply their duty
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The FIVE PER CENT. BOSDs-Several
gentlemen connected with the negotiation of
the new five per cent bonds have had con
ference with the Secretary OF the Treasury
with q view 20 obtaining an extension of the
time in which to place the rema inder of the
loan. The syndicate. in view OF the Difficult
ties under which they have labOred. ask thar
tie terms of their contract be SD amended as
10 extend over a period OF six months from
The lst Of February, the date at which their
contract expires. The matter is now held
under adviSement by the Secretary. II i
well understood that the syndicate in all
their dealings with the government have
gwen t4e most complete SATISFACTION.
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THE News OF the election OF Mr. Dawes as
Senator from Massachusetts FOR six years
from March ith, 1875, was received at the
Capitol at a quarter TO .wOO'ciOc1, while the
House was in Committee of the Whole on the
Indian appropriation bill. with Mr.. Poland
in the chair. n few minutes later Mr. Dawes
came IN with the dispatch in his hand and
leaning ON the arm Of Speaker Blaine. For
the next five minutes the members crowded
about him and offered their congratulations
WiIIIe business was almost suspended.
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CAMILLA uKsO CONCERT COMPANY
CoNcEEGATIoNAL cHURcm.
LOB BALLS AND PARTIES.

LUX BALLS AND fAhllES.
MADAME r.. BASTIEN,
JETum BaltimOre,l
takes pleasures Of informing the Ladies Of Washing
that she has from this day taken charge of the
HAIR DEPARTMENT AZ CHAS. BAUM'S, and
being experienced in this business for the last
twenty years guarantees full satisfaction in HAIR
DRESSING. CHAMPOOING, and CUTTING
CHILDREN ; HAZE and BRIDES HAIR
DRESSING a speciality. Ladies will be attended
10 in their OWL houses by leaving their orders at
CHAS. BAUM Corset Eactory,
decE Sm 40- 9Th street.
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\ LETTER was received by the President
yesterday from Governor Carpenter, Of Iowa,
in which he says that the masses in that state
who Sympathzed with Grant and his army
when they confronted the rebellion ut NickS-
burg and Richmond, sympathiZe with him in
his policy to-day when confronting It's linger-
ing SpiTIt al New Orleans.
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INTERNAL REVENUE-The receipts from
this source to-day were S3I6.9lO.59.
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CONFERENCE.-The Senate, in execu-
tive session yesterday confirmed the follow
ing nominations Robert c. Kirke. collector
of internal revenue. 18th dis trict of Ohio: John
CleIhOrn, of Iowa. register of the land office
al Del NOrte, Colorado; T. L. Crane, receiver
of public moneys, Narysville, Cal; also, a
NUM- Der of pOStu1a 1aSters
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MINT ENASIINERs-The following have
been appointed by the President as special
commissioners 10 make the annual trial of
The gold and silver coinage of the United
States at the Philadelphia mint on the see
ord Wednesday in February next, viz: Hon.
Samuel Hooper. OF Massachusetts: George
W CEIlds and Robert Patterson. of Pnila-
dclphia. Dr. Thomas f.. Jenkins. Kentucky.
Prof F. II. Rogers, OF the University OF Penn
Sylvania. PROF j. Il. SERVER. Denver Col
OradO; Prot. f.. j. Morley. Ohio. Prot George
Houston. san Francisco; Prot. J. Hi!lyarI
Washington, and J. VI. Nerrick, Boston.
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MRS. CRANT's RECEPTIONS Are held on
saturdays, commencing at three and last
ing until five O'Clock p. IN.
The Presidents public receptions will oc-
cur as follows:-Tuesday evening, Februa-
ry 2d; Tuesday evening, February sd, and
will continue on both evenings from eight TO
ten O'Clock p. IN.
State Dinners:-Tuesday, January 26th;
Tuesday, February 9th.
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~ HARRY DONEHUE

= =
l2s 1tTU STREET. NEAR r
New and neatly fitted Up Parlors and Show rooms
Asd GOEbiy Increased stock u
MASQUERADE AND THEATRICAL COSTUMES
comprising several hundred new and costly Dresses
together with every variety VI Custume-Lalics
Gents and Children s-fOr
MASQUE BALLS AND PARTIES,
PRIVATE THEATRICALS,
TABLEAUX AND OLD FOLKS CONCERTS.
p. S.-With a thorough knowledge of our bUsi-
ness devote ourselves 10 the wants and wishes OF
our patrons. and b. courteous and polite attention
reasonable Chargss and deposition 10 aCcufnmOdat
and please, We seldom taIl 70 give satisfaction.
Oct3 I'm
l. MoNLEY,
COSTC CNER
co. 10TH STREET NoRrHwE-I
A LARGE collection o. Fine Artistic BALL. TAB
LEAU and THEATRICAL COSTUMES Kept VI
hand.
MASHED BALLS and PARTIES supplied a,
TeasOUatlr rates.
P.s.-R member. a Mask is furnished with eacI
Oetls 4m 4. MONLEY. co. Ioth street
OLpNo. On EXHIBITION AND SALE iNEw No
Ira sI.i MARKRiTER'S, (7f2Sr
No. 439 "a S,rs-f. s-,'e..t a ant z Streets stgS
d0oTS 0lsr- on Fsf'o'r,' Hal.
CholCe on Paintings. Eugrlyings- ChTum0s. SC.
Also, llrgest stock of Paper Hangings Window
Shades, Pictures, Frama-. Picture Cords and L as
sels, Ring Nails Sc.s in the District.
H IERNS CASH.
- Please remember Name and Number. Jelly
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Wallace from Pennsylvania.
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Herman Elected from New York.
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Fight Against Chandler in Michigan.
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Mr.. Dawes Elected in Mass .chusett>.
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VIZ. Baye,d Re-electeI.
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