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the spring that to-day 1.-THE 10th of May)

the spring that to-day (the 10th of May)
it stands knee-high to the horses as they
go through to pillow it Under, preparing
the field for potatoes, and it has the APP
pearance of doing the land good as
green manure application. This prac-
tice has been been very satisfactory
whenever have tried it, sometimes using
the growing grain for pastures during
the interval between crops, sometimes
plowiig a heavy growth OF II under late
in the fall, and sometimes letting stand
for crop. In any case it only costs q
trife to grow it so, and it seems to sup
ply a requirement of nature in giving to
the land a green crop to be growing in
stead of allowing it to supply the shade
on which it insists by crop of weeds or
some foul growth that the farmer does
not want. | would further state that
for such crop to be plowed in late in
autumn, oats will make quicker and
heavier fall growth, and will do well af-
ter barley, oats, early potatoes or corn. y
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Influence of Attractive Butter Pack
ages.

Many dairymen do not seem to under
stand the dairy products, put up in neat
and attractive packages, will command
better prices and will make a reader sale
than wheii goods OF the same quality go
upon the market in shabby, Soiled pack
ages. A clean, nicely-made tub, firkin,
or box is, from its very appearance, a
sort of guarantee that the contents have
been carefully attended to- and that neat
nes~: c'eat.liiiess, and goodness have not
been confined TO the package alone, but
that it is a fair representation of the
product within. And this is generally
true in fact; for the man who sends to
market poor and slovenly-made article
is not apt to pay much attention to the
package. The CONSUMERS OF high-priced
butter are fastidinijs, aid Loosely made
dirty packages will often carry such a
prejudice against the goods within as To
prevent an examination. We saw this
exemplitied recently in the market at
Little Falls.
a gentleman W ho is very pattiet,lat as
to the u'ia'itt Of The butter used in his
family, and who is always willing to pay
an extra price for a good article, went
upon the market and asked a dealer to
select for him something fine. The
dealer took him to the wagon Of a butter
dairyman who had something Of repi,;
tatiot for nice goods, but, OH the pariic.
ular day in question, his butter was
packed i'll cheap packages, badly soiled
Oh observing this The geiitlen1aii fefused
to make an examination of the goods
saying to the dealer that no matter how
| fine the flavor of the butter might be
| the impression, produced from the pack,
age. would always make it taste nasty tC
him, aid therefore he would not pur.
chase it. This is by no means an unusual
occurrence, and it shows the importance
OF putting up dairy products in an at
tractive style.
| There is scarcely an article of food on
/ the market that requires such scrupulOu.
neatness in appearance as butter, in order
to command ready sales at good prices
| If wooden packages are used those made
from oak are the best; and they should bt
nicely finished and strongly hooped so a.
not to admit of leakage. a leaky buttel
package is. a nuisance, and is entirely TN
| fitted for keeping butter sound for any
considerable length of time. Metallic
packages, are coming into use, and they
are an improvement on the old coarse
wooden tub. Now that prices are ttllins
low the greatest attention should b,
given to putting up butter in an attractive
form. Let the quality be good, and see
to it that the package is neat, clean, anC
sweet, and in this way an advance il
rates may be expected.-Rural Ne,
! YOrEer
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INFORMATION worth thousands to those ont
of heallh. sielf-telp for weak and nervous
sufferers. Facts fRt ihsse rho have been
dosed, drugged, and quacked. The new
Health Journal teaches all. Copies free:
Address, Electric Quarterly, Cincinnati, O.:
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AFTER an experience of over twenty

AFTER an experience of over twenty
FIVE wears, many leading physicians aeknowl-
edge that the Grafeaberg NsrSbaFs Uterine
Catholicon is The Only known certain remedy
for diseases to which women are subject.
The G5dfeaberg Tegddbie PRls, the most pop
ular remedy of the day for biliousness, head
ache, liver complaint and diseases OF diges-
ton. Sold by all druggists. Send for
almanacs. Graefenberg Co., Y. \.
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BURNETTs COCAINE allays irrita-
ton. rfmotes dandtuf1, and invicorates the
action of the capiliaries iii the highest de-
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AFTER all chat has been said there
has been only twenty- revolutions in
Mexico within fifty years,
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MAIZE FLOUR TOILET SOAP
MAIZE FLOUR TOILET SOAP!--
MAIZE FLOUR TOILET SOAP

4 great diScoVeryi-a soap compoundl IL.
southes sofens and whitens the skin, has wonderfu
healing and superior washing properties, aud Is
equally suited for both, nursery and general toilet.
1t is delightfully."- pcrUmcd aud sold everywhere a.
moderate price. Registered IL Patent-ofce, 1876 10y
the msnufaC turers.
MckE0NE VANHAAGEN Il CO., Philadelphia.
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PoND's EXTRACT The Vegetable
Pain Destroyer" There issDo pain or ache
il will not abate, no bruise or burn IL viii
not extract the agony from,
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BEFORE buying any Turbine Wheel
send for y F. Burnham New PhamPhlet
and Reduced Prices, Address p. .. Box
Sl3, York, Pa,
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RUSSIA.
A THOUSAND YEARS.

The suhi ,ined poem. written in 1862, by Bayarl
TAYLOR in honor of the th0usandth anniversary
of the Russian empire will be read with fresh in
teresf at the present time:
Evening star., 1877-11-12

needed for The Indian war. and recru ting
VA stopped there a. soon the ene a sncy
vas passed. The impression that there had
oeen enlistments recently. aud since the
army Oil Was mstured was an entire mis-
Ake, ana grew out of the erroneous cOnStruc-
tlon OF te egram sent by the sdJutanf sne-
raj 10 sne CHAIRMAN OF the com m ittee on an
preparations he wanted IN call att snttoa
$50 10 Ine tect that the recruiting referre 10
oa the Pacific coast cost ltfle or nofbfns
MT. Atkins did not see how the telegram
could nave oscn mtsconstru~d. 10 was on
the record and every one could Rad IN
Mr.. Hewitt y. " said that if thene wax
any miSconsTuciion 10 wss not due 20 fle
chairman or the committee or anv men, a.
of the committee, but 10 the concfa a. m nj 81
fa,ts and the lack OF canior ana sinee-itv oo
the part 81 the Secretary of War and h,vb
officers af the army.
Amer further discuss on the hnl was passed..
Evening star., 1877-11-12
Report Of the Commissioner or Pen.
siOns.

The Commissioner OF Pensions, in his an
nual report to the Secretary OF the Interior,
states that more cases by 2iX per cent. were
adjudicated during the past fiscal year than
pending claims of ali classes increased 2.Ei.
The number of original claims was increased
by lilo, and the number of claims for in
crease OF pension was reduced by i,l39. On
the Goth of June last there were pending
Si,SC1 original claims, and 6,5S3 increase
claims, q total OF 81 IA. Besides these there
are more than "a 900 rejected claims, many
of which are liable to be reopened and re-
examined; ,932 were reopened during the
past ear. The delay in settlement OF claims
In many cases has worked hardship and in
promptly settled. The Commissioner re.
cOmmends the division of the country into
districts, each district TO have "A surgeon
ard competent clerk at suitable salary.
The reductions and droppings from the
rolls aggregate only S6, ,041 .e3 per month or
total OF Sii5,liS12 for Two years. The
surgeon s zee, - each for exam,nstions by
single surgeons and IS for board eE8miua-
tions, is estimated 20 be not less than Sl5s OBg.
II now takes fourteen months, in the usual
course, TO get answers TO calls made upon the
surgeon General. This condition of affairs
is owing To lack Of force at the command Of
latter named officer. The whole number OF
pensioners on the rolls of the several agen-
cles on The 30.h OF June was 252 l0l. The con
sOlidaiion Of agencies saves the government
In salaries OF the agents, SIP 900 per annum.
In addition TO the percentages upon pay
ihohts uidut Wulcn represent saidrles, oac1
agent receives % cents for eacn voucher paid
by him, which, with some small allowances
for postage, &C., is supposed 20 reimburse
him for the expenses OF his Office, made up OF
rent, fuel, lights, clerk hire, &c. This plan
is Dad one, and since the consolidation OF
the agencies, 1t results IL paying too large q
sum of money for that pur pose. IL is recon-
mended that a fixed sum be allowed for
every one thousand payments made each
quarter, TO cover postage, stationery auI
clerk hire, and that no other allowance be
made except for rent, fuel and lights auI
making new rolls. All leases, as well as the
bills for fuel and light. aud making new
rolls, 10 be approved by the Secretary Of the
Interior before payment.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

BALTIMORE, Sostnibcr IL Virginia SKIES.
ola Ban do. deferred, 3ts, do. cons idsied, 81
d.. second series, AN North Carolina skies, old,
l5te, do. new, - bad to-day. sugar st.ai,, ga.
BaLTIAokE, November IL Cotton 6rner-
niidling, lOissl05s. Flour iirmer iut quotsbly
70; d.. extra, . 00s6 90; DO. family, q asa
"a, City Mills super, also; DO. extra,
> J0a6 30; d.. Rio Granis. 4 .00a7 IS; PatapSco
family. $50. Wheat steady aud firm all round
southern red, good 90 prime. .3Ja1 ), do. amber
1.4ss1 52, No. western winter red, spot aud
November, I2ts lid, December, 4 "a bad. Corn
steady and firm all raund-souihern " hite, new, 81
400; Co yellow, 35a60; old western mixed, spot,
ID; November, b31a lid, December, 6t&i steamsr,
so 4 hid western MIXED, spot aud November,
Oh. December, 61s, Jsnuary, 81. oats steady
southern, SiaSs western white, 30; do. mixed,
81. Rye steady aud firm, 6sa06. Hay stsaay-
Mar land and Penny lsania prime, Ia OOal6 90.
Prov i>Ons rOurd lots scarce and prices nominal /,
J"li'ing trade fair. Pork, job lots, 1t75. Bulk
meaI-. new lo0>--shoulder-, 6hsb. clear rib sides
"a; packed, isa-S. Bacgn-shyulders, 81; clear
hutier. choic' grades active and firm, low and me
dunn dull aUd heavy -cboice " estern, ls23. Petro-
eum dull-crudc, ~ reiined, I 3. Cotfse dull
BIO cargOes, 15i4sl.%: Iubbiag, l5kalgx
WHISKY dull, i l0al i0S. Receipts - Tiopr.
500; wheat. = 600; corn, 81 600: oafss
e.2Oo. ~, 100. shipmen's-whesi, 200;
Money, 8, Cod, i02s Exchange, long, xsi
short. 4-ls GOyernmeuts steady.
NE" YORK, November l2.-Fl0ur steady.
What y-lf better Corn "a .lla d. frsu-r
LONDON, hoN"liller IL. 1880 y NJ. A.
."nd-. iuGI-1nt a-haly--. l05S; Is6ss, I0s.
Ere, 10 ip rr,lerreo, 2IS. Illinois Central
'2ss Nov jersey Central, ~.
Evening star., 1877-11-12
a Eeniau-s EreaE

NEW YORK, Nov. ia cable special says
that man named Sullivan has been arrested
al Cork And Will be pro secuted as n Fenian
for sending threatening letters 10 parties who
refused 10 Join him Ia "A movement To turn
OF the gaS and disperse the company during
dinner given BY the mayor OF Cork 10 the
Dnke OF NonnanKhf.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

NEW YORK. Nov. Il The aldermanic
committee investigating the frauds OF the
Tweed ring met to-day. Henry r. Tainter,
expert, testified that himself and assistants
received s30,565 from the attorney general
and ss3,s O.4 from the finance dspar sment
for working up ring frauds. or this amount
he received sos GOO, which would be about
>l0, ,0Oo a year Tor the time he was employed
in ierreting out the extent of the frauis. On
account OF the absence of other witnesses the
Investigation was adjourned.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

IHE SUNDAY LAW IN TRENTON.-Thers
vas cons siderable excitement in Trenton N
j. yesterday, n consequence of the atJenp.
OF the city railway company to run their
cars thTou sh the streets on Sunday, co ltrary
10 law. The chief Of police directed his
iorce TO stop ihe cars. This they did, when a
crowd o. three or four hundred persons as
kemb ed. The manager OF the road urged tue
drivers To go on, aud for a time violence was
teaIeO. The chief Instantly caused the arresi
Oi those drivers who insisted upon Violating
the law. The authorities finally preyaIled
and the cars were aken off
Evening star., 1877-11-12

POKT RoGAL, =. g., Nov. H. In sre was a
heavy frost here last nigIt. Tnerc H. not "A
single case q. sickness iu town al present
and The quarantine al Beaufort agaInst this
place has been raised.
Evening star., 1877-11-12
STANLEY. the EXPLORER.

LONDON, Nov. i.--henTy NJ. Stanley, the
African explorer, ant 10 of his followers
were brought 10 the cape of Goot Hope ia
her ms iesty's steamship industry, which will
also take them 10 LanZibaT. Tue steamer
Consolation, from A Voy via Singapore FOR
New York, ~ way OF the SIez Caasi, is
ashore al sue.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

CONFLICT OF AUTHoRITY.-The seizures
ol lumber and turpentine In Mississippi by
nibed States special agent armed with n
wnt OF sequestratlon, on the ground thaL
tney were taken from government. lands
have been suddenly stopped, tue United
States court al Jackson deciding that the
writ was unconstitutional and not a due pro-
cess of law.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

The FRENCH CABINET TO REsIGN.-Ad-
vices from Paris state that the De Broglfe
cabinet is prepared to resign after an ex-
planation Of their policy to the senate. Pres
1denf MacMahon seems resolved 70 take a
new cabinet from the right
Evening star., 1877-11-12

OFFICIAL VOTE IN MARYLAND-Tae
official vote OF Maryland has been received.
The whole vote cast was l30, ,94l (neariy 81 ,000
less than at the Presidential electiOn), OF
which keating received SOTO and Porter
u, ,S2l, eating's majority being 80, 10. The
democrats carried seventeen counties aud
the republicans six
Evening star., 1877-11-12

A AIsE SEIZED BY UNPAID MfSxRs-
keets mine, near Desdwood, in the Black
Hllls, has been seized by the miners for non
payment OF wages. They have fortified the
properly and are provisionei for q mouths
siege The contractor owes them $3.50 II
ment is arrived at.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

The STORIES ABOUT SITTING BULL
There is no truth in the report that the Do
minion government has granted a re serve 10
Sitting Bull, and so his vigorous aud M gut
nc ent oration on the occasion OF his depar-
ture for said reserve, in which he is repre-
sented as threatening 10 return and dgnt the
Americans, is only one Of the many foolish
Inventions of sensational nsRspapars
Evening star., 1877-11-12
Not nnnh. i,nt n,Inr sInnl,

NEW "Rks Nov. IA London de~ patch
say Dispatches received from Rome TO-
day state that TIE holy father psSSg.i a
restless night, aul thsl Jhe grs se - fears are
entertained for hls ufe. From his ntfal
slumbcrs during the might la always awak-
ened in full possession OF las faculties. aud
WAS conscious of ali that was going on
around him. Despite hts cnfesblei cOndI-
ton, lac insists on receiving most OF those
who call upon him, aud TO IN any he gives
instructions Of personal or eccleslaStlc
nature. Many OF the most eminent physi-
clans OF Italy have been sum mOaed 20 MS
bedside, ana give 10 a. their opinion that ne
cannot recover, although they admit he may
linger tor many days, II not for a week OF
Evening star., 1877-11-12

THE SOUTH CAROLINA PRosECUrIoSs-
The jury, at Columbia, in the trial of Con
gresham Smalls for corrupt practices when
member of the South Carolina lagislat,;Ee
has rendered a verdict OF guilty. The ind ict-
ment against l.. Cass Carpenter for forgery
and cheating the state will occupy the atten-
ton OF the court to-day. Carpenter has re-
talned exJ Judge Carpenter as counsel.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

The WISCONSIN RETURNS are interesting
20 greenbackers. The republican majority
Tor governor at the last previous election for
governor was only S1I. This time they m sde
a square, outspoken declaration for the re-
sumption OF specie payments, while the
democrats put in an iniation plank, aud the
republicans carried the state by from 5000 10
0,OO0 majority.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

FIRISG CHURCH To CONCEAL A MUIR
DER--on Saturday night man named
Riley, aged about 20, whose home 10 near
North Vernon was murdered IN a church AZ
New Liberty, Jefferson county, Ind. by one
John Beaver, a notorious Character. The
cncrch was nred 10 conceal the deed, but ex-
tiDguished before the boiy was burne5
Evening star., 1877-11-12
NARIS
NATURAL
VI / y 4 X A L w A Err.
TIKI QUEIN OF TABLE WATERS.
HIGHLY EFFER TESCENT.

pR. LEWISA sAYRE. "A delightful beverage ~
DB: WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. " Far superior to
Nichy, ~ ltZer, or any other"
DE-. ALfRED l.. LoOMIS. Most grateful and
DIR. z OGDEN pOBENUS. "Absoiutely pure
and wholesome superior TO all for daily use; tree
aitibcislly sersted wafers.H
PROF WAskLYN. LoSDOS:, ENG. "Impres-
DR. X 4. PkASLkE. "Usefsl and very agree
DR. AUSTIN FLINT, DR y. N. OTIS. "Heal.h-
acute disease"
disthesis." I"
bk. fOkDNCE BARKER. Z" By far the most
agree able, alone or mixed with wine, .eful In
Iatarrhs OF Stomach Bladder and in Gout"
DE- j. hAklON ElMS. Not only lu fury, but
snecessiy."
To bs had Of sill Wine Merchants, Grocers, Drug
United States auRaO Dwf fsow "
Evening star., 1877-11-12
storm Across the Water


NEW NoEK. Nov. "a cable special says:
"A severe storm occurred yesterday on the
British and French coasts"
Evening star., 1877-11-12

\ PITTsBURG THEATER RURSEp-
Trimbles variety theater In Pittsourg, Pa,
was burned Saturday morning. Loss on
ou.lalns, = 900; on fixtures aud wardrobes
OF Manager Williams, = OOo: on scenery and
wardrooes OF the Black Crook com moinafion,
- 600. No Insurance..
Evening star., 1877-11-12
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
this morning were Senators Cameron of
Wis, Matthews, Paddock, Plumb, Gordon,
Evening star., 1877-11-12

PARDONED BY THE PRESIDENr.-The
President has pardoned Thomas II. Benyou,
of Georgia, convicted of having made false
entries in the books of certain national
banks, and sentenced 10 five years impris-
Onment.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

THE PENNsYLvANIA ELEcrIoN-Th.
latest returns from the Pennsylvanis elec-
ton show democratic ma jorities as foliows-
Noyes, Tor state treasurer, 1857; Scheil, for
auditor general, $500; Trunkey, sor supreme
judge, s,0i2.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

AMERICAN SECURITIES IN LoNpox
during the past week have been at times de-
pressed by alarms on the subject OF possfbla
evasion OF the payment OF interest in gold !.
arising from the passage OF the silver bill a.
the House OF Repres entatives.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

FALLING DEAD AT HER HUSBANDS
sIDE-Alfred Monroe, OF Halliday street,
Jersey City, went home an response 20 mes-
sage from his wife on Tburday. Near the
door OF has house ne quarreled with her. Mrs.
Monroe became eNoIted, and, placing her
hand on her husba nd rs shoulder, fell dead.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

THE HOUSE COMMITTEE or FOREIGN
AFFAIRS will soon report a bill for the dis
trIbution of the instalment received from
Mexico TO pay, in part, the awards To A Amer
lean citizens under the late joint cOnven-
tiOn.
Evening star., 1877-11-12
EMBFZZLER

ENBFZZLERs SENTENCED.-Elder and
Schneider, convicted al Philadelphia of en-
bezzleTnent OF money from the tax odice in
that city, have been sentenced to 81 900 7e
each aud imprisoned respectively for three
and two years. New trial refused
Evening star., 1877-11-12

1Geo. j. Barry, chief engineer in the IT,
g., navy, died in Philadelphia Saturday.
~An OF the four brightest planets are
visible every evening this month.
Evening star., 1877-11-12
The TWEED INVESTIGATION.
POPE PIIS P4RaIIZFD.
10 - Thought He saauot llxe ~.

NEw Nokk. Nov. IA special 10 tho
" ora rom Rome saNSs-rne gravest fears
are entertained Tor the llfe Of he r0ae. a
mort ume ago MS physir AN feeling anxious
about the POutifi-s condition summonet
some OF lbe mos. cTninclt mon of the va edic Al
profession Ia Italy. among others NanEettt,
professor ot surgery a. fadua. FOR caaSulta-
ton. Aftcr a most careful examination the
consulting physicans have given up al hope
OF MS recovery. His condition nov i such
thai ne may ct' al any moment. and q he
TallleS the recovery Wlll be only tenn pprary
HIS lower limbs are parslyzel anI ne cannat
live lRIfr
Evening star., 1877-11-12

70 MORE CROOKED HEELS;n "NO
shrpii on the lce." JUSTHS
Patent lSteell Sole and Heel rrotsctors
make your shoes last twice e lSn e, retain 1ha ee
and wiz prevent slipping on the tcS. l's Best and
easiest Toe creaper W For sale al Shoe Stores.
enc ~ the Inventor, 0l0 d street NV. oetle4m
Evening star., 1877-11-12

SENATOR BOOTH, of California. was to
day appointed chairman of the committee
on patents in place of Senator Wadleigh,
chairman OF the committee on privileges
and elections, who will retain the second
place on the committee on patents.
Evening star., 1877-11-12
H. Death Rep.rted I'm psr,.

PARIS, Nov. D. 1t - reported here tn = A.
ternOOn that The Pope IL deaf The report
obi aims credence IN cDnSeguel ace OF tae uu-
satisfactory character Of the latest repprtS OF
Evening star., 1877-11-12
kilograms to The Star.
THE POPE PARALYZED.

HIS DEATH REPORTED.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

~ ROCkBRIpGE ALUM.
w KENTUCKY BLUE LICK,
BEDFORD, BETHESDA,
And other natural MIHRRAL WATERS for sale at
AILBURNB PHARMACY,
sep1sn l420 Penn. avenue
Evening star., 1877-11-12

DRIN NC r SS
II KNIT WOOLEN SKIRT.
The lstes. novelty for LADIES WEAR
The ost desirable, comfortable and stylish Skirt
ever Produced
CAS- tn's skirt Il introduced only through two or
three leading houses in eac city, II cannot become
comnOnD.
Chcic and desi able ana tiles Il AERIy0 UN
DERW EAR, for Ladiez GsDtlemen and Cblltren.
HOSIERY.
pew and beautiful tiles received daily; assortment
large and Qua ites aud the most desirable.
DOUGLASS.
Ninth aud r streets northeast,
o~tle- I'm 81. Cloud Building.
Evening star., 1877-11-12
LADIES' GOODS.

AIDES CLOAKS,
spI ndid quality, for si2, sI4, SO anis sl3.
Aisss-' CLOAKs tn aH sizes
Eng ish " ais ing JACKETS for schoNl girls, for
80, S6 ard S.; elegant quslity DRESSES aud Bou.
Ievsrd sKIRlS for ladies', in variety, pied
from Partisan patterns.
VI. WILLIAM,
9Oz Pennsylvania arsnue.
Cife Trerise, Paris. now tr
Evening star., 1877-11-12

THE HOUSE COMMITTEES ON ELECTIONS.
at their meeting this morning, took I'D the
contested election case OF Belford versus Pat
tersOn, of Colorado. The latter gentleman
was heard an hour i'm his own behalf and
Will be further heard on Wednesday next.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

REMOVING THE SQUArTERs.-The SUI
perintendent of the Hot Springs, in Arkan-
sas, appointed about three months ago, is re.
moving all squatters, and will lay out the
reclaimed land as a PARK.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

EIRST-CLASS MILLINERY.
GRAND OPENING 4Svx
of sn ENTIbELY NEW AND CHO1CEHNE0
STOCK. Just received from Nes York
ZINE FRANCE FELrc, SUPERIOR PLUSH
and VELVET BATS and B0NNEfS.
All the Latest Noveltie. In FANCY FEATHER3
OSTRICH TIPS, FLOWEBS and ORNAMENTS
MISS MCCORMICK,
cet0 ly st. Cloud Budding, 622 9th st. n.tc
Evening star., 1877-11-12

THE PoNCA INDIANS delegation arrived
at the House about 2 O'Clock this afternoon,
in time 10 hear Gen. Gsrfield's remarks on
the army bill wherein be alluded to the saw
ages OF the plains.
Evening star., 1877-11-12

THE NEWLY APPOINTED SENATOR FROM
INDIANA, Dan voorhees,, took his seat In the
Senate TO day. His seat is on the west side
OF the chamber, in the extreme rear row. Mr..
Voorhees, desk was covered with flowers,
and he was warmly congratulated by his
friends