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FOREIGN ITEMS.

snow IN RUssTA.-From the interior
OF Russia it is reported that the snow
was lying everywhere, and in many places
was from five to seven feet, seriously
hlndering the marching of troops. For
90 or 20 verts round Odessa the snow
had melted. making the ground spongy
and impossible.
How TO RAISE THE WIND.-A wealthy
Odessa merchant thought himself very
generous when he subscribed 10000
rueies towards paying the expenses of
war. The Emperor Nicholas, however
was of different opinion, and gave orders
that ne should fully equip two cavalry
regiments, and maintain them for two
years.
IHE CHRISTIANS IN TURKEY.-The i'm
portant news received from Constantine
pie by the mail of the 9th instant is,
that the Sultan has promised to &C.
cede to the demands of the four Powers
relative to the emancipation of the Chris.
tlans in Turkey. The negotiations are
still pending, bat the assurances of the
Porte are said to be satisfactory and posi-
tive. The papers state, with what truth
remains to be seen, that the question will
be settled by means of special firman,
and proclamation on the part of the
Sheik-ul-lslam. "The Christians, is
written, ''will receive back their arms,
and as far as it is feasible, the elements
hostile to Christianity will be removed
from the province.
BAD PROSPECT FOR BRANDY DRINKERS
A letter from one of the large Brandy
houses in Rochelle, France, speaking Of
the grape crop this year, says: "The
sickness Or disease which proved so fatal
to our grape crop last year is again ap-
pearlng in our vineyards. On cutting
the wood, it has black appearance in.
stead Of looking green as the healthy vine
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70 The New York Herald has again
turned summerset on one of the great
questions of the day. But few weeks
since the conductors of the "Satanic"
were in favor of the passage of the Maine
law, and went it strong for the prohibi-
tory law then before the New York legis.
lature. In yesterday issue of that jour-
nal, while commenting upon the veto of
Gov. Seymour, and the refusal of the
Senate to pass the lrohibitory bill with
out the Governors approval, the Herald
says:
1--WE shall characterize the prohibitory
bill in the terms which it deserves when
We say that its principle is unconstitu-
tional and tyranical, and its details mon.
strous. W assert that no Legislature
has any right to interfere with the eating,
drinking, or clothing of private individ-
uals-that if it has the right to declare
certain eatables or drinkables illegal, it
has likewise the right to compel men to
wear black coats instead of blue, or blue
instead OF black. The domestic relations
ofcitizens, iii these particulars, are beyond
the scope and province of legislation.
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SPIRIT OF The MORNING PRESS

The InteiligenCer contains much of in
terest to-day in the way of correspon-
dencs, more especially from across the
water. In short editorial, that journal,
specializing on the prospects of the Eu.
ropean war, says that its probable dura-
ton IS ut present past the comprehension
of man, as well as the changes in the
Governments and States of Europe. The
more of the latter, the better, it strikes
US, as it will be hard indeed at this era
to radically change an European govern
ment, except for the ameGoration of the
condition Of the people. The Intelligent
Ger also contains an extract from the
Nation, Of BRUSSELS, giving interest
ing particulars Of what is now termed on
the Continent, Mr.. Consul Saunders
Revolutionary Dinner" not before
known in this country. TWAS certainly
of such a characterize company assem-
bled and the sentiments expressed-as
to justify the European press who may
--ot know that, under our system, the
private bearing of persons in the position
ofMr. Saunders, is not looked to by their
Government at home, in holding the Gov
eminent of the United States to quasi
responsibility for Georges ''high-fallu-
tim
The Union, asking "who are the advo-
Gates of force s"-answers, the Abolition
ists-and argues to make good that po-
sition. The same journal compliments
Mr.. Bocoek ON his success with the six
steamer bill, and prepares tn. faithful
Tor drubbing to-day, in Connecticut, by
piline up before their eyes all the terri
bic things Democracy" has to contend
with ';ere ION this occasion only" as
they say in the play-bills. Mr.. Ben
nett's very able minority report of the
House Public Land Committee on the
scheme of Miss Dix, for the donation of
iaDCS Tor the insane In the different
States and territories, is also to be found
IN yesterdays Union.
The Sentinel discusses its little question
with the Union relative to sharing the
pubic printing, arguing that in carrying
out Senator Badgers resolution on the
subject, the Senate are but very patriot
ically and nanfully discharging public
duty-and all that sort of thing. The
same journal very properly deprecates
distinct organizations of foreigners among
us'and argues to show that their legitimate
result will be stronger Native American
organization against them. than has here
toiore existed in the United States.
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EE-E CEMENT OF MISS R0BERrsoy

Mr.. Marshall has re-engaged Miss Rob.
ertson for six nights longer, at the con-
clusion of which time the National will
be closed for the season. On Saturday
evening large audience convened at the
Natonal-the largest of the season, ex.
cepsing the engagement of Forrest-to
witness the matchless presentations OF
this lady. She played admirably, and
was warmly applauded throughout. We
predicted that Miss r. would draw fine
houses before she left Washington, as we
knew that it was only necessary for the
people to see her to induce them to ap-
preciate and reward her talents.
Tonight she appears in two favorite
characters
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~ Union Choir Assoc N OF
uS Washington, d. Cat an adjourned
meeting held at the Foundry Church. ON Friday eve
ming the 3lst uimo, after the adoption of Consti
tuition the ISOLATION duly organized BY the
election CT the following named officers viz:
Director, Capt. F. A. TUCKER,
Sc 'retary, THOS. MeiILL,
Treasurer, T. +. POTTER.
Cha rman Poard Managers. T. ]. MAGRUDER
An adjourned m citing Of TIE Board of Managers
Will take place al the Foundry Church, on FRIDAY
EVENING next, at which ell the members are re-
Guested to be present.
by order TIOS. McGILL,
ap SIT" Seer .tary.
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AGENCIES FOR THE STAR.

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c. the morning after lite ISSUE
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At ANNAPOLIS, Nd, NORMAN LESLIE will act
Agent for the delivery OF the Star Oh the evening
OF It's issue.
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DOINGs IN CONGRESS.

sENATE.--After prayer, and the reading of
the journal
Mr.. Everett and Sumner presented remon-
srances against the repeal Of the Missouri COM
promise The former Sen ator two from citizens
of Boston, and the latter also two-one from =
place in Indiana, and the other from Fitch
burg, Massachusetts,.
Mr. GWin presented petition from the
bankers and merchants of San Francisco ask
ing permission that $50 gold pieces might be
coined in the branch mint Of that place Re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr. Cass presented a petition on the right
Of religious worship abroat, and moved that
the report on the subject made during last
Congress, by Mr.. Underwood, from the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, might be taken
from the files Of the Senate and referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations. He like
wise asked perm ssion to take up the subject
this day three weeks; allowed.
Mr.. Mann introduced bill to amend the
act for paying certain claims in Virginia, and
asked that it might be printed and referred to
the Committee on Claims; allowed.
Mr. Petit introduced a resolution Of inquiry
into the treaty made with the Pottawottamie
Indians, and how far its stipulations had been
carried out; agreed to.
Mr.. Pearee introduced bill to re-examine
the accounts between the United States and
Committee.
Several private bills were then brought VI
from different committees, which were read
and referred to their appropriate committees
Mr.. Morton introduced resolution of In.
quiry respecting the contract for making The
dock and railway ut Pensacola, Florida, which
was agreed to-.
Mr. Shields brought up the joint resolution
amending the appointment Of Cadets at thu
West Point Military Academy.
Mr. Stuart proposed an amendment that the
resolution should not apply to any State il
which the number Of Congressional district
should be reduced.
Mr.. Adams proposed an amendment to ths
amendment, that no State should appoint more
cadets than it had representatives.
Mr.. Badger moved the postponement of TIL,
bill; which, with the consent of Mr. Shields
was agreed to.
Mr. Mason then moved that the Senat,
should 60 into an executive session, when tn,
galleries were cleared of strangers
HoUsE.-To-day, after the reading of thu
journal
Mr.. Mace moved to sesrend the rules to au
thorize the select committee on Ocean Maj
Steamers to employ clerk; rules not sus
pended.
Mr.. Odds moved the suspension of the rule
to permit him to report from the Post Ofic
Committee the bill to increase the pay of dep
y post-masters.
No quorum voting on this motion, a call o
the House was ordered, when 1871 member
| answered to their names; all further proceed
inss under the call were suspended TIL
| rule was then suspended to enable Mr.. Orr t
report his bill. 1t was duly read twice.
Mr.. Old moving to put the said bill On i.
| passage, addressed the House at length es
planatory of its provisions, and advocating it
| prompt passage.
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ALIFORNIA FLOUR.-The editor of u

ALIFoRNIA FLoUR.-The editor of tht
New York Journal of Commerce a shore
time since, received from San Francisco
a small tin box containing a few pounds
of -four. The -four has been baked into
biscuit, and both in color and flavor
proves equal to the best extra Gennes.
see. The party who transmitted the
flour is sanguine in regard to the great
wheat producing capabilities of CaIifor-
,nis, -. = -,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Yearly advertisers vii! be charged for all excess
over the number Of squares contracted for in pro
portion The excess is 10 the whole sum agreed for
enc squar 0en liues,) chanseaMe weekly. so
pr year
.1I>in.. Jtccs Of ten lines or less, in the Local
c0inr.n. 81. Notices of greater length will be
ci.a-ss ID for AT ,hs rate of ten cents per line.
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AT THE NEW STORE.

4 eutire new stock of the latest class SPRING
~ and SUMNER GOODS, this being nv fin st
Spring Ladies and patrons can have nothing b. wn
to them but the lat st design. My stock for ladis
cond Is Of Silks, IN all varieties: Challeys, Bslsa
ri Barge in slt colors Baraige de Lans in p dos
stripes and figured colorPd and white plain stri ped
and plaid Lawns: plain, &C ried and figured Swiss
and Book Muslins, Bombaznes and Alfacas extra
snpsr; all kinds Of Erlbroid ries CLOVIS Hos ery
Ginghams, Bri!liants and Prints: and all kinds Of
gentlemen and bows Psbricks: and all Goods su lly
TO be fund in a large and heavy stick: to al of
which most kindly sol cit the patronage of deaIe
and Writer'S OF the metropolis of this great matte H.
all cash dealers will nnd This is the Ilacs n
their purchases all goods will be sold at the low
est prices aud all efforts made to give fell satsfsc-
ton to al st &C WILDNAN'S
betwesn til and Sth SITS, opp &c l;re Market
3-eo1rl
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UIThe number of deaths in New
York during the past week was 436,
showing decrease of II on the mortal
ity of the revious week.
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~ A bill is before the Judicial Com.
mittee Of the legislature Of Pennsylvania,
which provides that when an editor, pro-
prietor or publisher, is sued for libel, he
may Of.r in defence evidence to show that
the facts, when published with good mo-
tlves, were justi6able, ami necessary for
public information. Another section
provides that no editor, proprietor or pub.
usher shall be indictabls for any measure
OF act OIL any person in his employment,
uh4ess said act is committed with his or
their consent. A very sensible measure.
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~ w s In gton T mpe a nee
League No. l-WiH hill public meeting a.
RylaLd Chapel, Is and, oa TUESDAY EVENING,
the 4th instant at - O'Clock. The r " Dr. Rse.e
Rev. Dr. Dorsey, aud ether di.t' nguished gentlemen
are expected to adtres. the meeting
The puslc are respectfully and cordially invited
To attend.
b. order CT the Central COMMITTEE:
JNO. JOHNSON,
ap o-ZtS Re- Sec
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OThe plasterers have, in a manifesto,
declared for 50 IS per day instead Of
II shillings. The bricklayers have also
struck; in fact, nearly all the mechanics
are on strike. The steam boiler makers
and other workers in iron, held meeting
on Friday evening to devise means for all
increase of wages without strike.
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NEEDLES! NEEDLES. NEEDLES =.

NEEDLES! NEEDLESS. NEEDLES -,
TNHE untersig ned NEST respectful ly begs leave 20
L infoIm the citiz ans of Washington and yiciait-
(ani the Laes in part cular) that he has been sp-
inted the sole SCENT for the sale Of Tho mas Gil :
PAtent Oval Eyed Locomotive Sewing Needles, in the
District of Columbia.
These needles surpsss snything of the kind ever
before invented and one fast taking precedence of
other Kinds use1 heretofore, person DO twi
as much work, do it better, amt much easier ia th,
same length Of time than they can with the ID
kind. Ali persons who have 20 use many nee res
would do well to call and examine for themselves at
the ste of JAMES TUCKER,
the BIindman, On II street. 4th door wet of
ap 5-eoSt* 18th st, First Ward
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THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING :
TEN PERFORM
ODD EEl<LOWSs HAIL
AUCTION GOODS

UST received from auction, the cheapest lot OF
- goods in the city, among which are black silk
Nantes at 81: black twisted silk Mitts Soc; Spring
shswls t6c; white Swiss dotted Muslin l5c; Plan
swiss lOc- Undersiesves c5 Chemis-tts IS; Insert.
ing &c; Collars e large lot Of Csmbric Bands very
chesr Black Silk a. Dress Goods cheap; Ribbons,
BoEnets, Parssol,. &c.
fyou want targ ins come to
BROWNS,
Corner 9Th aid sts., Northern Litertirs.
Ab l-tf
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Wv trust that persons disposed to
usS the advertising columns of the Star,
will remember that payment is required
in advance, IN oil cases, for advertise
nlents, except those sent by quarterly or
yearly advertisers
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" The excess Of the amount of
revenue collected at Boston for the quarter
ending on Friday, over the corresponding
quarter last year, is 1918, 9Sl.99. There
was, on the 3lst ult., upwards of 81, 0OO,-
600 in the sub-treasury there.
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N The revenue cutter Campbell has
arrived at Norfolk, Va, from her winter
cruise, having sailed over three thousand
miles, spoke three hundred and city YES
sells, relieved ten in distress, and saved
four lives.
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FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers a. pr vate sale a new aud
i beautiful three story frame house. with two . o.
ry back building, containing eight rooms aud D e.
ssge, bath room aid pantry; the lot runs back a5
feet, to 10 foot alley, also side sley The prop.
eIty is situated in Of the heathiest parts o IA
ty, AID is now under rent at s275 per annum Fer.
ems W shing to invest money where it will ray d
large interest, will do we'll by calling onJ T. MARI
New York avenue, near 18th ST.; or, J. l.. BROWN.
llth t., between and II, between l. and o'clock
This property will be sold low for sh. rsp3-S.@
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FINE WATCHES & RICH yEwELRY.

III HOOD, Pa. avenue, te:wetn ~ spd Sixth
IL sire cts, has just returned fri m the North
ie nable Jewelry in The market Wild he has nur,
chased for cash at very low prizes and will offer sr
O. TO- the same, at Wholesale or retail much eli esI Or
han gsois OF like quality has been sold for be-
the stors Sign Of the a. - {. - Z :"
apS-J large sPaEtD fAoLR.~
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70 The present force of the Austrian
army is $4,000, including the reserve,
and the 10000 so-called veterans.
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~ A DRlLL.-The members Of .he Frank.
I3 lin Fire Company are requested to attend a
drill Of the Company on MONDAY EyENlNG, tie
81 of April, at O'Clock.
CHAS J CANFIELD,
Hresidsnt Of Franklin Fire Conpany
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q Joe Shillington has sent us the
April number OF the - New York Month
Iy," which contains a continuation of the
" Lay Of the Last Minstrel" illustrated
and large amount of interesting matter.
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ORGETOWN.-Th, se wanting tn sscape
" tie heat and dust Of the city the enesing s.s.
son, csn b, pleasanty accommodated in q smsl
family, on reasonable terms The house has a lag
yard and gar len attached. though the heghts II
yet oonven ent to the omnibu'. Apply te N. N. Nc
Gregor, 9TH street, VI ashirgton d. c.
ap3 81
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON BOAT.
nT| The THOMAS COLLYER will
sassszs depart at the hours named.
Leave Alexandria at ~, az, lll%, l3L, 3l.5
Leave Washington 81, 1O34, l215. 2l%. a., 81.
Coach leaves the Capitol and Car Office in Wash
in ct. stoa Il sA' ll14' i s.M sI' 6p,yvv ~
DRY GOODS
At Wholesale or by the Piece
M ERCHANTS and others buying * O Is at whole.
NJ sac or by the piece for cash. will find 1t great,
~ to their advantage to give call, ard beg leave
to call their attention to the following
cases Prints
do Lawns
6 do Barage de Lanes
10 do b!eached Cettons
bales brown Cottops
loo dozen Napkins
100 do Towels
70 bundles brown linen Table cloths
bales Carpet Chain, as sorted colors
10 pieces Rag and List Carpets
10 bales Cotton Bats
500 dezen Spool Cctton. white and cold
ECO gross Lastiog, bone and other Buttons
2),eo0 Neeile', best mske
eco doz Linen Cambria Hapd'kfs
With large and general stock adapted to thr
whoes lie trade, which will be sold as cheap they
can be bought in any Of the Northern cities
VERIFY. TEBB5 YEkDY,
Corner Of Penna avenue and .th street
ap3-dlm
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DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS,

/ HAVE just have r ceiy.d a supply OF BEDFORD
l. WATER, transported from the Springs in lar.e
ass vessels, 1.-THE orly manner in which that water
can be & pit in pure state Aso supply OF ne
Lick, White Sulphur aId opgTess Water.
BY an arrangement just made, shall be abe to
furnish the following waters at a few days p;ict
OF which will guarart to be genuine, ,iz:
Empire, ssratogx, Sh: n sulphur. sharon Magap-
sic, Magnolia salt ST. phur. Jordan Sulphur, ssll
sulphur, Rockbridge Alum German Seltzer. Canada
Mineral { ,hlorride de Ca ci M ind Oak orclaid
Acid water j. b. MOORE
apS- Ct Druggist. OF nosite Ven Rnildinrs
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1.-THE journeymen painters and
house carpenters, Of Cincinnati, are on .
strike for higher wages. 4,.
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~ Leeture.-By request of the Institute, DR.
hay WI! deliver lecture on the Magnetic Telegram
on MONDAY EVENING, the I'd instant before the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute. at their Hail.
over Parkers Store, Pennsylvania avenue ma
chime constructed expressly for illustrating the sub
Ject vi be exhibited in operation, aud all its parts
expla ned to the comprehension of the most ordina
ry mind The public are invited to attend
The lecture will commence at o'clock precisely.
l-2t
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DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA: :,

SMiTHS DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL for the cure df
y Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility Flatulence, Torpid
Liver, and all diseases Arising from arrangement Of
the digestive organs, is presented the public
certain cure Tor the shove Diseases IL IL entirely
free from any deieterious substances and is Of an
exceedingly agreeable flavor. The highest testimo
hlals accompany each bottle. For sale hy z. D.
GiLM N, Pennsylvania avenue, and AT BROWNS
fiOTEi. Wholesale and RETAIL Is and 20 South 18th
street: Philadelphia, by the proprietor. Dr. NM n.
shITH apr l. 3mo.
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rTNIMpRovED PROBE wANrpn

NIMPROVED PROPR iTY WANrFD.-Fon
- one ;, hse entire square II Ground, within the
Precincts OF the City Of Washing ON are wanted
Persons having such 10 dispose Of with indi puts.
ole title, price AID terms being iatisf. Glory, may
near Of q purchaser by calling on
X. N. STRATTON, Auct.,
South side Of Pa. Avenue, near 10th street.
ap a-dlw
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A GOOD CHANCE for . Matchmaker or a
"A Jeweller.-For Rent. the store IN PanrsyIvs.
MIA avenue, between l1th and 18th sts., now doing
fair business and for Watt hmaker II frst rnts
situation. Enquire at the store. Z. A. LEWIS
ap3-eo3t No.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Office, April /, 1854.
Amount outstanding of the several issues prior to
I'D July, 1916, per records OF this
office SOL ca
Amount outstanding of the issue OF I'D
July, ls4G, as per records OF this Office. 1880 90
Amount outstanding of the issue Of 2sth
OF January, lSl7, as per records of this
2,4GO co
Sll3,9ll "a
Deduct cancelled notes In the hands Of &C.
counting officers, all under acts prior
to I'D July, ls46.... .........". 150 co
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ID dog 10 sup. Hose Q toz :" 20
q pairs French c. rset.s, just opened
Ny e;nbro denies wee purchased at great ,scri
tc', aud VIII b. cfferei az s2ch price as will Slsce
eompetit on cut cf the question I must nat omit
II call SPECIAL attention to ny embroidered Linen
Cambria Hanokerchi-fs, which viii he 5, Il IN irely
10 m Q. tie views If custou-ars
X. W. Gates,
opposite the Centre Market,
tet~. tn Eni sth SITS 81 door from sth 81
apl-jCt
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$ll3,76l "a
F. BIGGER,
Raoisfer

~ Rev. Albert Barnes, jr., of PhiIs
d-lphia. will preach On WEDNESDAY EVENING
IN the Fifth Presbyterian Church, (Rev. M Caroth
ers' 'rner Of 9Th add stress. at y o'c.o,k.
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TREAsURER,s srATEMENT.

THEAsURERs STATEMENT,
the
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~ Association Of the Soldiers of
AS the M G a N w ar.-The regular
monthly meeting the Association will take place
on MONDAY EVENING, the I'd inst, at ~ O'Clock
at Romans, On 9TH street oppo ite Odd Fellow
Hall.
BY order WIN, n. HULL.
apl-2.* Rac &C..