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Has Rem0re1 10 has Nee House 0iad Ofiee. on
u street a.1c.. No. 900, 3 doors 3rest 0f9ta
where he is prepared to clean kid gloves,
single pair for 25 cents two pairs for 10 cents,
and three pairs for 30 cents. Wells and trim
ming cieanSed and stiffened. Ostrich
Feathers cleaned and curled, nice and cheap.
Gentlemen's clothes cleanSed and dyed on q
very short notice In a first class manner.
Spots removed from garments without
cleaning the whole. ~ 0o tr
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READING NOTICES,

THE CROWN PERFUMES are distilled from
natural flowers. Fifty distinct oiors to Sc
lect from. Ask for the new doors, Crown
Bouquet, Wild Flowers of India, &C.
A FULL LINE of the Crown Tooth Brushes
Hair Brushes and Combs, by w. S. ThCmp-
son, druggist, 503 18th street.
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ACcIDENT TO SUSAN DENIM, THE
ACTRESs.-Susan Denim, the well-knOWn
actress, Is suffering severely from the effects
OF falling of q bridge on the stage in the the
alter at Indianapolis, on the 18th inst. The
shock superinduced bleeding from the nose
and ears Friday night, and last Saturday
night she was unable TO play at all. Her
engagements have been postponed for the
future.
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Gov. CHAMBERLAIN's MESSAGE The
annual session OF the legislature OF South
The message of Governor hamberiain rec
ommends the passage of a supply act, the
enactment OF law requiring the disburse-
ments OF public funds to be made under war
rants and vouchers OF the comptroller-gen-
eral, the keeping of appropriations within
the limits OF the funds actually provided
the immediate reduction of the public ex-
penditures, an equitable adjustment of the
hoatiDg Indebtedness of the state, and the
observance OF exact good faith respecting the
Pooilc 1eot, and the Observance of the civil
and political RICH Is of all.
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AT THE AUGUSTA (GA.) JOCKEY CLUB
RACES yesterday, the first race was a m atc1
race for $500 q side between Basil Duke AMI
Lucy, and was won by Lucy. Time, 225,
235, 2:a5k, ;37x, 2:35a
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For chills, fever, ague and weakness.
Liedig's Liquid FJtfact Of Bet, in pint bottles
has 10 equal. II quickens the blood and in
yigorates the whole system. eO
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Weather Probabilities Today.
OYYTCH OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIsER,
XAaHrHGTON NnYernher u. 1g16


For lower lake region, and middle states
and New England, rising barometer, fresh
ard brisk west to north winds, colder and
generally clear weather.
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KEROSENE vs.. GAS.-On account of the
exorbitant gas bills in Brooklyn, consumers
in that city are reSorting In large numbers
to the use of kerosene. On one street fortv-
six business houses have discontinued the
use of gas within the past few weeks TIE
gas companies, however, declare their pur-
pose not to reduce their rates.
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~ The cOlOred Methodist Episcopal church
in America has now four bishops and 3
membership of 100000 In the southern anC
western states.
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DRY GOODS.

ELEsAN BLACK mattel ASH STLAs
II LYONS RACK SIN VFIYETS
20 pieSes blAt n and BROWN TRIMMING vEL-
WIS.
EMBROIDERED JACKETS andovERDRESsKs
Ha1dsome STRIPED sna PLAID SILK NIL-
WITS, Tor ever dressrs
REAL CsMEtS hair SWAWIS
FRENCH INDIA - AML al p~t~.s
SEAL, bhoHN, aud NAVY BLUE SILKS IN ali
SEAL BRoNN FRENCH MERINos.
$50 pieces nne all ool PLAlDs, tscme q the hnesf
goods imported.
l0o pieces LUPINS FRENCa MERrNoS. con-
pristng Que y the hsndsomest sssortmeuts We
Rich BLkCk and CoLoRHD SILKS IN every
quality.
The above socds have Just been received, and are
in New York
ONE PRiCE ONLY
Nm NJ SHUSTER BRO,
noNE 9lq pennsN lNauia avenue.
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The Buffalo Lithia Watays.

The Buffalo Lithia Waters,
The extraordinary curative powers OF these
Waters In the Peculiar Diseases of Women; in
Affections Of the Urinary Organs; in Dyspepsia
and in GOaay and Rhe,tnldic Affections is
vouched for by some OF the best medical
talent OF the country. They are for sale by
Kidwell & Son, 1881 street; Charles StOtt 4
Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
Georgetown, ID. c.; and E. s. Leabeater &
Bro, 5s7 Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
~Pamphlets can be had of the houses.
THOMAS T. GOODE, Proprietor,
2,4,m&w,6: Buffalo Lithia Springs, va.
USE ALADDIN SECURITY OIL and prevent
any possibility of an explosion, such as oc-
CURED at Babcock's frame factory, October
28th, 1876. I'LL;
FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautiner
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MOUNT NERSON.-Judge II. w. Th0m
president OF the board OF visitors to Mount
Vernon, reports to Governor Kempar tha5
the laws OF Virginia, under the administra-
ton of the ladies of the association. nave
been scrupulously observed, and that through
The energy, zeal and patriotism of the assO.
clatiOn the home and grave of Washington
Will be preserved for all future time. The
house, the buildings, the tomb and grounds
adjacent have been restored as near as cir
cumstances will admit, TO the state they
were in when last occupied by Washington
and the residue of the land has been highly
improved and adorned. The en- terprise, in
the opinion of the board, challenges the ad-
miration and approval of the whole country,
and should receive the cordial appreciation
ana support OF Virginia. An order of the
council is submitted, in which Judge Thomas
is requested to make an effort in behalf of
council to obtain the guardianship of Gen,
WashingtOn's will, il IL Is to be removed from
its present custody.
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w. Moore, Merchant Taller,
NetO York dre,,ue.
Fine Black Dress Suits made to order, Sij.
Chinchilla OvercOats, a25. 1II9.6
II emoval-Corns. q,

Remoyal-Corns. &c.
On and after December LIST, DR.. White,
CHaropoctSt, will occupy the very eligible
apartments of the new brick building, 1i16
pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wizards
Hotel, where he will continue the successful
treatment of COrns, Bunions, Chilblains,
Vascular Excrescences, Club and Insrowing
Nails
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LADIES' GOODS.


Mss. SELMA RUPPERr,
Ola sTH sTKKEr, OPPOSITE PATENT oFrIcr.
BKRLIH ZEPHYRs, woRsTED GOODS, .nd
CANVAS kMBRoIDKBIEs.
:, Beautiful selections Of EMBROIDERED SLIP.
ssTksInPIEs. LIaar soBKkSs AID foWEI
Large assortment 81 Children Merino Cloass,
MMorsted Caps, sseaues. Lesgings, and FAncy Wool
nose. noyB-tr
the city. CONNoLLYS,
+ BEST QUALITY 81. a
r EgEhthfk fhasSs: FANCY rE.rn-R
Special attention given to 9resr,
nOvs-u lIos y street. sesreen II nis and I'm.
u FELT HATS, 49,
FELT HATS.
FRENCH and AMERICAN FELT HATS.
huR f BRiMaEb. G Gkysr is rIrrIEss
and PLUSH HATS
MRS. VI. J. HUNT,
nOvs Nos. Gal and 62s d street.
A DEDUCTION OF TWENTY PER oESr
- vii be made on all REAL and iMIr.TIoS
"A TEIMMiSG5 in the latest stSi.,s sPa fsl:cTHs,
WILLIAMS.
TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of LADIES'
, 4 and MISSES CLoAkS ard DRESsEs st
Moderate prices, at WILLIAM
AT WILLIAMS Ladies VIII hrd samples a
- CoLOkED fRINGES for which orders cav ls
left TO suit their dresses. noy5 I'm
N 0EEsP MILLINERY STORE
r6r,, IL imohs r 81, =, STYLES.
MILYA
LADIES ELEGANT BUTTOysD BOOTS
VI his own make at $3.50.
6l0 NINTH sTRHT,
oct9-u Opposite Pa.eRt Once.
MES. @. sTRATTON informs the ladies OF East
W Washington and vicinity that in addition 10
Stamping Department, with Few aud astrsstiSe d..
signs. Also agent for the Bazaar Glove firting Pat
.eIhs. Oil fennsylyanls avenue $. e oct2o-l
kSx MISS Z. A. MCCORMICK, "a
sos Pennsylvania Avenue, up Stairs ~
Fine French MILLINERY for the FAN ara
Winter.
Imported BoNsETs and HATS IN the newest
styles.
Fine French FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SILKS,
BIBBONS, &c.
Special attention given TO orders oc.e0 tr
NINE. L. r. yEANNEREr
w BEruRskb From PARIS
With the choicest a.sortment Of PATTERN -
DREssMAKING "a all fits branches. *
l107 PkNNA. AVENUE aud % NORTH
CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE. octa tr
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large STOCK DRESS GOODS.

| ,ARGE STOCK DRESS GOODS.
BRUssEL AND INGs.IN CARPETS MUST
BE SOLD.
fEtra Heavy Canton flsnnels, l2S-worth as
hnoro-croCgiU Cotton, lt,-UuhsAr4 q D. fore.
Dress C. stock too large, and bargains can be
had iTc m Eipc. q fns goods.
noubie-~idth Ererch PlA,ds and Plain Shifting
Iisck - Ls rhesp-Sisc. % ssn0
Bcst n Hkes dOubis " idth Ga.hus res IS m
Cfoths.
Carpet Stock very chean Tor cash
dngrHins msrh doSn 10 % SC. per yard.
BrDesels \ 23-worth -iTs
, Brussels in Romans frUm 81 90 20 slisS
Hugs, Mats, OIL Cloths-very cheap.
Large stock Blankets and Comforts. si so % el2 co.
lpst dealer 10 all All goods guaranteed ss rep
resented. p NNsaustN
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NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

Owing 10 the unprecedented dullness in CONNER
ciAl circies IN View York city, have been enabled
20 purchase rcHt EAkN RAbsaINs in TOREfgS
ano DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, which We offer ~ .
site NJ sdN ance en- the original Stylish Snow
Take sud huickerbccker euitinEs: beautiful Piaids
IN al Quaiiiies, fr, m - ceuts % 81 50 per yard.
Pam Dress Goods. from = cents e. : 81 per yars
Black tlrscRs and MuhairS, . cents O. 4 - pef
yard. Black silks. tincluding Boune.. Bellons,
GUlnet and Cote neCote celebrated mskes,l 81 -
q ~ Ter yard sal bToSn SILK. A. - Per yard,
wtrth 81 Back tsshmeres. original French dy =,
very cheap. B,aytr OlCth for lads sa-.ue. AZ re-
aue.d prices, AndrosceeStn ward ~ide1 Bleachet
cotton ~ cents; sis fncd Velvet, 81 o. ss Per
yard = inch all SILK Velvet. 9 Y ~ yara =
greatly reduced gric" Turkey Rcd Table bsnssk,
- cents and Up, button Paris Kids in an cnlars
SlS; a most eomrle'e line q Ladfes' aud Gent-
rear ~ tir NeTy best makes aud styles, direct
from the uatut actcrers, az Wholczale prices: Wool
len BlsI kets. from SSto 9 - per rar. aedspreaa-
81 20 IS; Boulevard Skuts, 81 and upward.
Irluts "a Ceuts and I'd II 1se from d. ceut- 30 80
per Vair. We Cfer thn above me-fioned Good.
with a conn leie a--0rtmert q other FAncy ant D.
nestle Dry Goods. n equally lou nIic~- an goods
are hist class, aLd marked an rlAin figures Gall
and enainine BNoDrEkp q CO..
nOvl9tr $50 Penna av., bet 3 h md loan sts
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TIE FUNERAL OF the late Douglas Moore
look place from his late residence, on +
street, between 9th and eth, this afternoon,
and was attended by a large concourse of
relatives and friends OF the deceased, incIud-
ang the Grand and Metropolis Lodges OF Odd
conducted by Rev. DIR. T.. j. Drinkhouse. edf-
1or OF the AethOdist Protestant, OF Baltimore
and Kew. w. s. Hammond, OF the 9th street
methodist Protestant church. The remains
were inferred at Gleawood. The following
2efe TIE all-bearers: K. Bawsell and James
"a. BOSS, OF the Grand Lodge; VIM. Ruther-
Iou ano - -. Moore, OF Metropolis Lodge.
AZ Mesers y Norment, NJ. q. Emery c. M
"i'e ~no Aorseil on the part of the citizens.
DEAD INFANT FOUND. Yesterday Pri-
Nate Nlcnolson took To the Central Guard
house a dead male colored Infant fonnd a.,
Babcock's lake, Monument pronnds he
Michael Ryan and A. McKenny. two work
men employed on the grounds Coroner
Patterson turned the remains over to tie
Board Of Health for burial.
THE SALE OF the bay horse, buggy and har-
ness which was to take place on Tuesday
morning at IL o'clock at the auction rooms
of Mesers. Dunc8nson Bros, corner 9th and
ID streets northwest. is postponed until FRI
Gay, Setn inst, At same hour, at which time
IL VIII positively take place.
SUIT AGAINST THE WASHINGTON MAR
kEr CoSPASY.-festerda Mr.. l.. l.. Stan
top, for the District OF Columbia entered
SUIT against the Washington Market Com
paby for rent due, 53,siT.23. The declare
Lon charges that under the act OF incorpora-
sion he defendant was required 10 nav
saw ioF the relief OF the poor.
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TRAVELLERS should not put up with the
badly washed collars that are sent to them
by hotel laundries, but wear the Elmwooi.
which always looks Well.-Adr.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
George I. Shepherd and Julia w. Hays, of
Z. g. CO., Md; jeremiah X. Knight and
Amelia L. Ferguson; Bernhard Brecke and
Gesine Baumann; TOlliver Bailey and Ra-
cEael Snowden; James A. Walker and Sarah
Wardell; Robert Turner and Charlotte AL
lens; Samuel r. ". Raub and Emma J. Ma
teer, both OF Fairfax Co., Va; ]. +. Cum
minis, of Philadelphia and Fannie A. A.
Lear " m Allison and Ida c. Adams; Doug
las V. Morton, of Richmond, Va, and Car
RE V. Tucker, Chss. III. Sawyer and Edna
wilcox, OF Georgetown; Chas. Wye and
GeorgiaDna Gross; John H. knight, OF
alexandria, and Martha E. Scott; John T..
Herbert, OF st. Mary's Co., and Amanda
T.. kidwel.
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THE NATIONAL GRANGE, in session at
Louisville, KY, yesterday voted to increase
the salary OF The master to 81 200 year and
expenses; treasurer, 5000 and expenses sec
tary, $1,000 and expenses-the bond OF the
secretary TO be $4,000, and OF the treasurer
fOliows:-JOhn T. Jones, Arkansas. master:
j. j. WOOdman, Michigan, Overseer; H, B,
Smedley, Iowa, lecturer: A. j. Vaughan
MM1sS MISS Spp, steward; Mortimer Whitehead,
Ohio, chaplain; +. NJ. Mcdowell, treasurer:
o. n. Kelley, Kentucky, secretary; O. Dim
Widdie, Indiana, gate-keeper; Mrs. j. T.
Jones. Arkansas ceres
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AN EXWssHISGTONIAN SHOT IN
iNDIASA-Tbe South Bend, tInd.) HeTGJf
published on Saturday an account or q visit
10 its Office of a discharged female printer,
who attempted to chastise the editor. G.. T..
Murray, and the Herald associated her name
with that OF w. A. Palmer, justice OF the
peace, lntimating criminal intimacy. Mon
day afternoon Palmer met Murray on the
stairs OF the Herald Office and shot him
lnIOugh the body. Murrdy'S death is mo-
mentarily expected. Palmer was arrested
and q crowd threatened lynchIng. Mr.. Muir
ray Is well known in this city, where he re
SIDED Tor several years. holding cierkstiD
IN the Second Auditors office, and at the
same time acting as Washington correspOu-
dent of the Danbury NeJCs. About one year
ago ne purchased a halfinteTest in the South
Bend (lnd.) Union, then a weekly paper. aud
subsequently changed it to the HerGji and
made 10 a daily Mr.. Murray's wife. q
daughter of Mrs. Mary Z. NeaiY, is i'm this
city just recovering from a severe spell OF
sickness.
Mr.. Murray. when resident here. was
vel known In boating circles, and at one
time was the president of the AnalostOn
boat club. OF this city. His friends here state
that having discharged the female printer
from The ReToid Office for alleged intimacy
with Palmer, who is justice of the peaca
his motives were questioned, and he came
out IN column article giving his reasons
Tor dlscharging the female. 1t is alleged
mat Palmer, the woman and one or two
others, laid in wait for him few nights
since, and as he was leaving the office w.t.
his partner they attacked him. one with
KNIFE, the other with pistol, and the wo-
man with cowbide. but they succeeded IN
knocking the pistol from one, taking the
knife from the other, and getting away
Palmer is said 10 be very respectfully con-
nected, and heretofore has borne a high
character. Murray is said to have become a
great favorite with the people OF South Bend.
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FINE ART5.-One of the finest collections
OF OIL paintings Will be On exhibition at the
auction rooms of DuncansOn Brothers
corner 9Th and ID streets, on Monday, the
18th, and the collection will be sold at public
auction on Wednesday, the LIST. This sale
Will oher q splendid opportunity to obtain
chOice christmas presents. The majority of
the paintings are from well-knoWn artists
being collection from PHILADELPHIA.
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL! GOAL! WOOD! WOOUu
CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CAHRf
THOCsAHDs OF TONS ORDERED
arriving dsIly, csrgoes Of the best varieties OF al
kinds Of COAL AID WOOD, -
Now II the time TO buy
III you would save money get ssot ar.isls ana Is,I
eeish, 22p pounds to the ton, call oa the or Ter
signed before You buy.
Having two Of the largest whsryee 10 the District
and all the facilities possible thereto annexed ION
tne delivery OF Coal direct from vessels 20 the
consumer, we can certainly offer special induce
mente. visit 70 our haryes and Depot will con
vince one AZ gace Of our unsurpassed .dvauts gee
Cord. W
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low - O. to ~
Der cord.
single trial is all that 10 necessary 70 copvipo.
the public Of the above .acts
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
MAR once and Depot Of Johnseuf Wharyee, foot
Of 18th and 18th streets wv
onioes- liz iY IN s. s,rsls p0rta~'' .uSs.0
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THE NEW JAIL.-The new jaiI building
near the Washington Asylum has advanced
30 Tar towards completion that the warden
OF The Jail expects TO remove there the prison.
ers now confined In the old "blue lug" in Ju
dietary Square in few weeks. The new
building is massive re stone structure of
four stories. and already the south wing is
completed, in which are IA cells arranged in
four tiers of Is each and reached by iron
stairwayS; and. also the front wing
containing the offices, female and hospital
departments, ard the eastwinC, in which are
the kitchen, laundry and chapel. The cells
are each by feet and are arranged so as to
accommodate two persons each. The rooms
Tor the women, pc in number, are Q by II
feet each, and in case OF necessity, 4 prison.
ers or witnesses may be accommodated in
Them. The chapel, in the east wing is
ccmmodious room IN which several hundred
may be easily seated. The arrangement of
lhe cells Is such that two men can watch the
entIre number at one time. They are fttei
Win grated doors, opening inwardly. and the
Infnlture Will consist Of n cot. water-can and
slop- bucket in each. The building is heated
by steam pipes, the boilers being under the
ter OF the building. A trial has been male
OF The heating apparatus and Ii works ex-
eellently. rOtunda IN the center is 20 feet
In diameter and is nearly completed, and in
the meantime work win be continued on
Inc north wing. II is supposei that
when tie building is entirely completed a
portion Will be converted into n penitentiary
building, and thus render IL unnecessary IN
send our prisoners 10 Albany For This lepis-
]ation will be required and appropriations
Tor WORKSHOPS.
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$780, Z e. "a st a.: o'9:s,., I'M
s ss 3: SsSs ss e 3 a: ana sc e.,
sssSs q: slS. q. 81 J. ~ p y. e
01s0, With 8 full line Of Undsrvear, Hodsry,
ton TlsnncI Drawers. 7sc. % 81. Oan q 1914 and
1915 Pe.nsyiVsnia avenue bst. bth I'd sosh q;
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III l.. BkACH,
1ls DEALER
POULTRY, GAME. &C ~
Hotels and Restaurants q specially. 4fA
Orders solicited h~
stands-NOs. 400, 40l, 402 Center,-4%
and 225 Savage Square Market Residence, No
$40 l4th street southwest. cctae- Ims
RUTTER, BUCKwHEAT, &C.
Choice New York Butter
Choice New York BHckwheat
Moer's Diamond Syrup,
Vermont Maple Syrup
Cape Cod Crsnberfies
Pure Currsnt and Ounce jelly Put up Under our
own supervise
Preserves, Brandy Peaches, and Q general as
by j. B. BRYAN a BRO
oct26-tr Sos Pennsylysnis avenue.
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a, Il
Jones, Arkansas. ceres.
THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.-The national
railroad convention met at st. Louis yester-
Day, and was welcomed by Mayor BrittOn
Judge Stanley Matthews, of Cincinnati was
elected chairman. Speeches were made in
favor of the proposed Southern Trans Com
tlnental railway. Among the distinguished
persons present were General w, It Shar-
man, OF the federal army, and Generals
Joseph +. Johnston and p. I. G.. Beauregard.
or the late confederate army. who exchanged
cordial greetings on the stage amidst ap-
plause. Mr. Jefferson Davis, who was in the
convention, was also invited forward but in
deIerence to some nantes tations of disap-
prevail declined.
THE TURKIsHWA GETTING Hor.-A Rs-
gusa dispatch says the insurgents have cap
tured turkish fort, with all It's garrison,
which commanded Zubci. Several strOp Q no.
sltioDS in the neighborhood of Piya are re-
ported TO have been captured by the insur.
gents. Berlin dispatch says the Turkish
forts at Gcransko and Nicksie must shortly
capitulate, unless provisioned. A treaty is
about to be made betw cen Servis and Mon
trian and Russian ambassadors to remO1-
strate with the Prince Of Montenegro because
his subjects join the insurgents.
"A MACADAM RING GETTING SMASHED.
The grand jury of st. Louis has found in
dictments against nine macadam contrac-
tors, inspectors, overseers and Others con
nected with ring to swindle the city 1t lis
expected another batch will be indicted to-
Wy 1HC COuslsGb III charging the
city with and collecting pay for about twice
the amount OF macadam rock actually used
on streets, and the amount fraudulently re-
ceived from the treasury Is from two to four
thousand dollars per week. 1t is asserted
one or more aldermen belong to the ring
and 1t Is expected they will also be indicted
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION was rendered
last evening to Lord Houghton by the Union
spread for upwards of 800 guests. Among
them were John Jay, William Cullen Bryant.
"A. /. stewart, and many others. An address
president OF the club who paid high eulogy
TO the character and abilities of their dis
t1nguishesi guest Lord Houghton replied in
suitable terms, and complimentet highly
the institutions and statesmen of the United
States.
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A WILLIAMS Ladies VIII frd samples n
"A ColOkED PRINCES for which orders cav Il
left 20 suit their dresses. poy5 I'm
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FRECKLEs removed by Natures BeautifIer.
FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautif,er
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

The eyes minister to sight, that most
important of the senses, which brings us
into communication with the physical
world; and not only do they subserve
this property of human intellection, but
they also constitute medium for the ex-
ternal expression of the thoughts and
desires of the heart" This expression
In its numerous phases is the most easily
learned and understood by all classes Of
mankind. Many of these phases, indeed,
need no Interpretation, but are instinct
lively comprehended by the civilized and
savage among men, and by even brutes.
AS vehicle for transmitting thought
or intelligence, it is most facile. The
questioning eye, the "look that answers
Yes, the stern gaze that says SO plainly
No" have no need of the lips to act as
their interpreter. The dog reads his
masters wishes in his eyes, and hastens
to obey the command before it goes forth.
All comprehend and acknowledge the
power that speaks in the flaming eye,
that inspires terror in the guilty and
fresh courage in the virtuous in the COM
manding eye, that compels awe and
prompt obedience IN the look that
speaks volumes when the tongue fails
to express the st-thronging thoughts
and emotions. AS q natural organ OF
language, the eye may express all the
nobler emotions of the mind so, also,
may it be made the servant of baser uses.
The look of coarse insolenee, the leer 80
expressive of brutal mind, the insinua-
ting glance that hints more than the lips
dare utter, are some of the forms of the
lower language of which the eyes are sus-
ceptible. of Phre1aoIogy and
PhysiognO711y.