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The HRPREsBYTERIANA NAssEMBLrEs-The sinh
ject Of the reunion OF the Old aud New Schnol
Churches was reported upon in the Old school
Assembly, nj Louisville, KY, saturday The
plan suggested IL for the appoin .ment of a com.
mittee of nine ministers and six elders to meet
similar committee of the New School A Assern :
bly,, who, after consultation. If they deem re-
union desirable or practicable. are TO report
Treasures for It's accomplishment to the next
General Assembly. The report of the com.
mittee was adopted by a large malority
Resolutions on the state of the country were
adopted by the New School Presbyterian N
Assembly, Friday. They are quite radical
while they utter no word directly against the
President. They rejoice at the Continued
functions Of the Freedmen's Bureau, and espe.
cially AT the passage Of the civil rights bin.
The resolutions reiterate the positions the AS.
sembly took last year in regard to the question
OF negro suffrage, and claim that II IL be NOT
universal, II ought to be at least impartial
They believe that the basis OF represen tation i'm
Congress should be changed so as to meet the
exigenciee growing out of the abolition of sla-
very, and that neither the National Executive
nor Congress should adopt any method Of re-
construction that does not efectuaIly protect
all loyal persons in the Southern States. and
allege that for the vindicauon of national
justice the chief fomenters and Represented
uyes OF rebellion should by due process
OF law be consigned TO punishment A
motion to strike out the last resolution was
lost by decided vote, and the whole
series passed without dissenting voice.
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ANOTHER HEAVY ENBEZZLEMENr IN NEW
lOEK.-Ihe Herald OF Sunday SAYS Some
weeks stEce Mr.. William +. A. Msckintosh
a member OF the banking firm OF Messrs. Dun
can, sherman Co. appeared before Justice
Downing. al the Tombs Police Cour;, and pre-
ierreo a complaint against Louis A Colin.
formerly clerk in his employ. charging him
with having at different times. during the year
1864, embC ZZled Government ard other bonds
amounting IN the aggregate 20 forty thousand
dollars and upwards, and appropriating the
same 10 his own use. without the knOWledga
or consent Of his employers. About six months
ago Colin left the service OF the ban kers some
time after which the alleged embe zzlement was
discovered. On the deposition OF Mr. Mack
intcsh the magistrate issued a warrant for the
apprehension of the party accused and placed
II in the hands Of Capt. Jourdan for execution.
Alter dIligent ana protra cted search, Dap
tain Jourdan yesterday succeeded in arrestiRg
the delinquent clerk. IL is stated II AT since
leaving the complainant's employ the prisoner
bas been travelling abroad and living in a yerV
eXtravagant manner on the money he feloni-
ously obtained from the bankers. Colin, who
is thirty five years Of age and a native of Prus-
sia, was taken before Justice bowling an q
committed TO the Tombs for examination in
default of $4,000 hail. None OF the missing
money or bonds have been recovered.
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LArUR FROM EuRopE.

WHINE eusvemeuts-PantcB Blowing ever.
lne steamship City OF Boston has arrived
a. NeM hofk. Consols SSss7k. United
States flve-twentles. eSA aeS Tnr war ou.s-
Don ls upensneeo. though the ehanc ces OF q
European ConEress are Improving More
failures sre reported
In both houses OF the British Parliament m.
subject OF the oomoardment OF Valparaiso has
been noticed in terms OF ndixuatsoa but An q
neutral attitude. The BRITISH admiral was de-
ftnded and his course fully endorsed bv the
Government The English press and people
loudly senounce the act of spain. Au indie-
naiion mecliag at Liverpool adopted strong
resolutions Of protest. and also passed resolu-
tons expretsi ~ gratitude for the exertions OF
Commeoore Rodgers. Of the United STATES
navy.
The financial panic continued sensioly TO
subs,de. Many difficulties are yet an ticipated, /,
but 1t is believed the effect will be less dIsss-
irons than former panics. Leading securities
are decidedly improved. The discount de-
manded al the Bank Of England continued eN-
ten per cent There 10 also an active specIe
demand for the continent. There is no addi-
uonal snspenslons AT Liverpool.
The continental situation Is unchanged. The
military attitude OF the various powers ~ very
threatening. IL Is reported that Blsmarck re-
ceives daily warnings OF imminent assa.sina-
tion. IL is stated thar Austria, in a few weeks
Will have nine hundred thousand men IN the
neld. Large bodiss Of troops sent from Vienna
had already effected a strategic concentration on
tbT PTussian frontiers.
Qht>lOn - unCnangeO. Inere are
more Pacific rumors from Paris. The chances
OF Congress are improving. IL is asserted
ihat Prussia and Italy have asSented. The
Austrian reply bad not been received. A
Trieste dispatch OF the 10th says The Aus
trlsn volunteers about 20 proceed 70 Mexico
viii. u 10 stated. sail under the French fing ="
teTnle Brothers, Liverpool, have suspended.
their liabilities are heavy, hut the assets are
considerably In excess. Other suspensions
are reported.
The Otcl says the conduct of the United
States relative 10 the recen Fenian agitation IN
Ireland has been most satisfactory. II IL be-
lieyed thai the cattle plague will not extend an
ireland. The Berne telegram says The
Italian troops who have been stationed on the
frontier of the Palstne have been Withdrawn
10 the interior Of the kingdom OF MUNICH A
telegram states that the Governments OF
Bavaria and Baden are in favor OF armed neu =
trallty. Coblentz despatch says the 5th and
e'h Prussian army corps are TO W. concentra-
ted there and at WetzIar. A Rio Janeiro tele-
gram Of April - says the operations of the
allied army on the Parana are being yigor-
oUsly pushed forward.
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n Ii o l. L r A
u DISARMED III

~ DlSAhhED III
TIE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESrILENCE
DESTROYED.
DIR. Z. COURTARETS DISINFECTING
sLUlDS, secured by Letters Patent in the United
States state and France. Prepared solely By the New
Nos 2ss, 200. 3O2 Henry Street, N. Y. Ofioe,
This Company organized on a permanent basis,
with Dr. COurtaret the celebrated French Chem
st charge OF its LABORATORY is prepar cd to fur
series, urinals water closets priyies, cesspools,
sewers, cutters ships, railroads, hospitals, pris
houses. Ofal and fat boiling establishments; all
Snfs nf manures ttn,,nsHSeiy increasing the value
OF tne latter TO every farmer. and wherever poi
sonous and offensive gases exist. These agentsare
neodori.ers antiseptics, anliputrescents, and dis
nIectants IN the scientific meaning of the words
They remove noxious gases and odors by Chemical
princtpes-lesving in iheir places hs0lthfaI ar:
poisonous esses-not injurious to utensils in which
eys shtyy are nsed The attention Of medical and sci
tsched are testimonials in favor of the great dis
a. the Company office.
DE-AyAN ROUSE, ALBANY. March 80. 1876.
TO me PreSidenG Of N. Neu York DisiRJecting
Dear Sir: 1t all it is represented to be. We
havs made many trials OF disinf, Giants. but now
passes all others rs a remedy against all bad odors
7. RosskLL h Co.
NEw YoRK, April 3, 1876
10 fhs PTsSiden. 81 The Ntc York Dtsiaf.ciing
Dear Sir We pronounce it without except IN
every matter is complete and instsntsneOps
y. A. STETsON, Astor House.
SN B.-These Disinf.ctan are used nv the
scayengers. under the direction OF the Sanitary
Pol1ce OF the metropolitan Health Department,
POWELL & THOMPSON, 42CRpAR sr,NY.,
General and Sole Agents for the United States and
the Cahadss, to whom all orders should be ad-
Ter sale by all Druggists and General Dealers in
the United states aud Capsdas. my Bun
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYING-IN ASYLUM.
l4th street, Circle corner of NJ street.
This Institution is stu ated in the most healthy
portion OF the District. surrounded by its own
grounds. Cars pass the door every 8 minutes.
in accordance with the rosm required PAYABLE in
advance. This includes Board, Msdtc,ass, Nedica!
and SHTgtod! AreaddHes.
MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN CHARGE.
J. II. THOMPSON, M D.,
1s4 street. between 10Th and 2lst streets.
COkSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
JOS. 4: ARNeS, NJ. d. Surgeon Gen1 q. 8. A.
J.S. RlL1Y. ID. Georgetown.
AY.P. GARSETT. NJ New YORK avenue.
GRAFTON TYLER, Vi. b, Georgsiown
Applications for admission can be made to any Of
the Medical stat or to the Matron at the Hospital.
Orders for admission to the FREE beds Of this In
Rector Of the Epiphany Church; Of the Bev A. d.
GILLETTE, Pastor OF the lst Baptist Church. and
OF the Surgeon In Charge At his residence. Orders
for the admission Of the Wives or widows Of Sol
Siers OF the o. 3 A. can be procured through the
INV l6 Am d n HALL, d ID secretarv
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ABRAvE GIRL.-A band of outlaws went to
the house of a man named q unter, in Oyerton
county, Tennessee, one day last week, and on
some frivolous pretext took him into the
woods, stripped and Were numerically whip
ping him. His daughter seized a hatchet,
rushed 10 the spo:, and succeeded with heroic
bravery IN killing two OF the ruffians, and
wounding others. Sheand her father have
since been driven from the county.
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MOTH AND FRECKLES.

Ladies afflicted with Discolorstio on the Face
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER.
RY's celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION
tbs infallible. Prepared by DR.. B. @. Perry, Der
matologist, 49 Bond ST., y. Y. Sold by all dru 9.
gists in Washington and elsewhere. my ls-eo3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LADIES' MORNING CALLS

LADIES' MORNING CALLS
Carries Joy and 81 sdness in their visits when per-
fumed with SWEET oPOPoNAX. - for the sub
lime aud beautiful were never SO hsrmoniously
blended in the fragrant distiation Of the sweet
extract. 7. SMITH Co.,
my 26-4t Perfumers, N. Y.
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COLGATEs AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET SOAP. prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GLYcER1NR
and especially designed for the use of LADIES' and
fer the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite, and
its washing properties unrivaIled.
For sale by sll druggists. feeeolv
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY. An R...x q,
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. AIso.
Diseases and Abuses which prostrste the vital
charge In sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. j.
SklLLiN HOUGHT0N, Howard Association
fniisoeiphle. re. sp l6-3m
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM BkNzNE-On
"wednesday night last, yonng son Of j., p.
Entler, of Enters Hotel, Of this town, while
endeavoring TO extract grease from his hat
with ben zine, the compound took fire from
lamp near by He immediatety gave the alarm
and Miss Ellen Brlsco ran into the room 10 his
relief and while endeavo vorIng TO extingui the
flames She was badly burned-ber neck, face
and hands severely -Shepherdst0wn Register.
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TAXING THE RAILRoADs-T The Tar not 10 b.
added 70 FGres.-ln the House Of Repre- senta-
tves, on Saturday, Mr. Morrill, from the Com
mltiee Of Ways and Means. reported 4 new
paragraph for that amending section 2O3 of the
existing law, and which had been reserved
some days since. Ii imposes a tax of 2k per
cent. on the gross receipts from passengers and
mails OF railroad. canal, steamboat and stage
coach companies, provided that such COM
panies shall have the right 10 add the tax on
their fares. On motion Of Mr.. Farms worth.
The last proyIso was struck out, and the amend
ment, so modified, was agreed to. Mr. Hotch-
kiss moved 10 add TO the amendment a proyieo
that horse railroads shall have the right 10 ada
the tax 10 their fares. Mr.. Stevens thought IL
would Se much better TO let the horse railroad
companies have their charters amended so
that they should charge what might be thou rht
right, rather than let them add 10 the tax Mr.
Hotchkiss' amendment was reiecfed
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a FORTUNATE FRKEDMAN--The vicksbure
Journal says a negro boy named Miueo. ems
ployed by Mr.. j. Fennimore, on his plantation
on the Baldwin's Ferry road, while blowing
one day last week, found q tin box filled with
soid and siver coin, amounting 70 several thoa.
sand dollars Mr.. Fennimore assisted the eov
in selling the gold, and although il is supposed
the money was buiied by negroes owned by
him before the war. the boy Mingo receives
the full benefit Of this discoyery -
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SECRET DIsEAsEs

eAMAHIfAN's GIFT n, emost certain, safe and
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, NO
oaisam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken III
10 the soldiers hope, snd friend to those who do
male, 9S. ~N'
sAMARITAN's RooT AND HRRB JuIcKs-A positive
and pefmsntn cure for Syphilis. serofuia, Ulcers,
Sold by 8. O. Fsrd. See advertisement. my6
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VH"VNUAT EVENINH, May Sth, 100,
Under the din ection Of Prof Walter.
. PaRTI.
5. Uueu ............. Mics O'Meara and Mr.. Cannon
Tha R,, ~
Bsl Mr.. Doughe'tN
.. hea1ng History. Miss Donaldson
bueu. Misses Donaldson and Breen (both blind)
PARrII.
n,ass :: MISE
;. detection from Norma. ...... Miss Donaldson
Pa'ao Mr. Douenery
To conclude with a grand overtnreby
PROF. WALTER.
Tickets ST. } oors open at "a: m: Concer. TO
commence at O'Clock. 1t
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SHoDDY.-A Mrs Potiphar. whose hus-
band had made fortune by oil and water
(striking oil and watering stocksl while stop-
ping at one four hotels, and desiring TO take
livery stable for tibILary.-NeV Bedford
.Sfdndord
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CLOTHING. &c.

ST. have removed from 81 9Th street to the
above place. my Sim
HOW h sUOC ZEE ED.
BYrHE BARD OF OAK HALL.
There is a doctor in onr town.
man OF practice and renown;
He makes handsome income clear.
And lays o p money eyery year,
He had bat little cash in truth;
But still he d try his best To do
And make a name and money too.
He attended lectures, studied hard,
And very quickly passed the board,
He opened Office hung out sign,
Bnt many patients could not hnd
For poverty came apsce;
Mhiah AZ last e. friend friend gave g., him advice
Now patients iocked from far and near,
And kept him busy all the ear;
MeD and women all declare.
No doctor can with him compare.
The secret of his great success,
III tell you ~ you cam OF guess;
Hs got suit aafiss from {OS 0sK HALL
SMITH BROTHERS q CO..
MERCHANT TAILORs.
CENTS GVRNIsHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
AGA SEVENTH STREET.
yust received the largest and finest stock of
PIECE GOODS ever offered in the city Of Wash.
We prepared to make up in the nest STYLE and
q s les prices than any other esssblishmsnt ~
apA 3. b. q 20.
ED"AhD RRGGkk56hHANr RGkk6hHA TAILOR,
Corner Of l4th street and Penna, svesue, opposite
WiIlards' Hotel, A.
Invites his friends and the public to his
rich assortment of ~
SPRING GOODS, w
bought for cash, and will be sold at reduced -aA
prices. Perfect fts warranted. Also, q fine stock
GENTS FURNISHING GO6DS.
p. 8. Give rs call. ap linn
MEfcH1NT TAfIoks. AAAA'
No. 4s4 Seventh street, near T.
and vEsTINGs on hand, which they viii \.
sible manner.
We have also q nne assortment Of Gents
furnishing Goods. ~
Please give us q call.
Shirts made to order.
fe 26-3m PARMER WALKER
Il J. HEIBERGER,
Successor to n. F Loudon Co., a.
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
MetropolitaR Hotel, Late BrowHs, MT
362 Pennsylyaula avenue, -
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GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

would advise AL persons having teeth to extr act
tC call at DE- LEWIE'S Office, and have
them taken out without pain. 6
Also, call and ex anime the Doctors newI0
and I'M proved method Of inserting ARTIFICIAL
TEETH. IL you once see the great improvement
IN his teeth, you will have them in no other style
than this new sna valuable one. Teeth inserted on
Gold, silver and Rubber Plates at the old price,
We have net advanced the price on our work since
the great change in gold
No. 242 Penn q ayeBue, between 18th and 18th
streets.
sly g. r. LEW1E. Nj D., Dentist.
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PERSONAL.

nR 9 8. BOND has removed TO Massachusetts,
II avenue one door east Of 4th street. Orders left
on his slate, at the drugstore corner 9th and
streets. will receive prompt attention. my l9-lm
nR. n. A. BLANKMAN,
IL SURGEON AND DENTIST,
(ef Wiz gfnta.l
Once No. 234 Pennsylvants avenue, over slime
metIs Hat Store. ap42m-
SPEClAL OAkD TO THE LADIES-PRIVATE
- BOARDING.-Any lady desiring TO find IN
elesantHUAE, with excellent Medical Attendance,
the best care and strictest retirement. before and
durir Con dnement, can ind such Home in the
family 81 o widow lady, living handsomely In
Brooklyn. without children or boarders. Applica-
tons must be made with leaibe address, ss lsttsrs
sfsee. Address Box 3s1. Brooklyn, NY. my I'm
AIRS r. = WRIGHT, Magnetic and Olairvoy.
Nl ant Phys ysician. Heals By Laying On Hands,
Blindness. Paralysis, Rheumatism. Chiils and Fe-
Yer, feRale Weaknesses, Nervousness, byspep-
sia. Fits, &c. Rooms 452 9th st. bet. Is and
streets. my 4-1m$
iIRIMIAH o. BLACK. WARD 4. LAMoN. G. =. BLACK.
Law OFBIOB.
BLACK, LAMoH q co.,
OounseIlors and Attorneys at Law in the Supreme
Court Of the United States the Couf TOT Oaims the
Courts Of the District, the 1xecldve Departments,
and Committees of Congress.
Once. ass 18th street, tdirsctiy oDDs9te VII.
u. ATTORNEY AT Law,
Ne % Louisisns Avenue, above Sixth etres'
&C A-iy WAsHINeIoN,0 D
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METZEROTT HAUL,

CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF
MISS MARY DONALDsUN, BLIND LADY,
On MONDAY EVENING, May 18th. 1866,
Under the din ection Of Prof. Walter.
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DENTISTRY.
TiHT u. Il LOOMS,

i N. LOOMS, MD,
The Inventor and Pstentes Of the MINERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally 49,
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, ~0
snd no person can wear otaers who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling st nay efnce can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
bat 70 those who are particular, and wish the eu-
rest cleancst, strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
Be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 33s Pennsylvania ave.,
between sth aud 10th SITS. Also, 901 Arch street,
Philadelphia. &C 0-ly
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EXCELSIOR wEIss BEER. =
ExSiLsiSR %%iiss BEER.
Having put my New Brewery into successful on.
er.tion, Will be prepared. aud after this date
10 osupply 70 ell NY Customers an abundant supply
q thf, Delieions Summer Beverage.
NEW BREWERY. ~.
NEW MACBINERY,
UNsURPAsSID BREWER,
AND EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER,
which invite ell dealers 20 buy and Try.
RILEY A. SHINN,
~ - Weiss Beer Brewery,
Corner Greene and Olive streets,
nyHlm Georgetown, d. o.
Hoop skirt MANUFACTORY-4s Louis
II ia1s avenue, between 9th ana IN sts., W Ash-
!ngton ID. O-constsntly on hsud and made %
srs, sIs.s, tTsi class woys Tape hO1r skdhLSs ia o.
,en tstiery At Wholesale prices: and the same e,
sslrsd free Of charge. Also, Skirts altered and
15y SsIm = rsssSnabis terms. H.LArz.
DlssOLUrION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The llaring and Saving busipsss heretofore con-
Soetedi,. tne nome Of N. O. DRAPER CO, cor
~ o 18th and streets, 10 this day mutually dis
All rer.ons having claims against the frn viii
p,ssH them for settlement. Ind all Iersous ow
mE SAD arm viii please call and ssttie sheir &C.
eeuhts- n. q. DRAPEB,
II. B. DAVIS.
tintslhgsnser eopy and charge Star o6os
, 1866-01-25

OrERA uorsE-FoaEEsr.-Ac crowded honRe in
which every available inch OF standing and sitting
room WIS occupied, greeted i1r. Forrest last even
ing. in lts great role Of 'ltiche3icu" in Buwcr's
masterpiece Of The sanc name. To eay that his I'M
pcrsonatlop Of this character ne success is faint
p1aite ln every pn1nt. creu 10 the minor dttafls,
or etaTe butine'e, the rrtate.t care bes,owcd-
making picture which The world OF as4 would call
AcCuliouch u lie Manfred: Mr. Jolnson as ysrn-
da.; Mis- Lille as Jnllc, md Miss Grore1 Fran
cois. This evening "Jack c4de."
NUsECN. .-"Auf0'n Floyd" drew fHll honsc
yesterday AilrfD0un. and Overwhelming one At
night HE r,cse sncrra&es in in:erest with Zach
repetition, and sads galf 10 run somc time lon.e1-
The bsa1ded iady has recently been added to the
MCV1cKEIs THEA1RE.-'.The Sea o! Icc," with
Laura keepc in tNo charactets. was again given
here lat. evening w7lh slght improvement II the
mechanical arrangements. The aurosa boEea!ie is
Fiill sutoep.ib1e Of 4 change Tor the better. The
Sea Of Ice will BE- repeated Tonight
,lval Of The Cleveland Lodre o! Free md Aeerp:ea
Maeonx will be given at the fremont 4onse THIS
evening The Lodge Y one Of the mos' noasoihs osa
worth! OF its faith. very pleasant party IL pre-
pared for and antse1pa ted.
,,s.k sk4..SoLIhe tlatins fraternity we1s II fnll
DO" yesterdty The weather being Of the k1cd moet
afre2h't 70 lit Erst majority Of slaie1s. through
the ICE Va. scasrsS haru enough to sui lhe protes
nen hs o ~ ,t eS
cold tor comfort. Al The parks arr *c oa,topized,
especially lie Nashinvtnn where the Meashef
brothers dtspotted themselves TO The -Ausrt1un of
Nopdtltn} slater, and We would adsse thtre ot ony
West sioe resident. have not yet seen them per.
e.c1mr--,h2k If *hcar 3ast any thcsr-
The Rink this evening will be- open 10 yer,
novel tral-a hurdle racs-sn which the contestant
clrhi hurdles more than tWo feet ri.n. som
LOFTY tn1nbiluc NAY be expected. and Hca dsausht
OF fun 10 tie spectators. 4 masquerade herr o
Saturday.
We have no special news from the Csntfsl an
Ordrn. but tHn teport Them ns having good ica
AID no VOTE att ndance- Their nnLkerst are pe
pciually on 1hr louk out for poyci.ies. and NJ
moorc 10 ite cn:tH1, II one can Be toubd In th
United statee.
, 1866-01-25

tGro wtsrcf+, Penn
Ia = T,rnna IN '
fTn,m,n = no1, u,rn
| pass-T frrr III
1scoh tVrirfh v.~e,zsen @
.Iatncs J, Horcap, 1,sa
, 1866-01-25

A& lQlJCHs
Ethan T, Aiken. IL.
7. z. Annis, III.
s. r. AHcs, no.
c. Iaham Alien. III.
William ]. Asttalc, Penn.
Iutber B:own, Jr-. Wis.
George ". Brown. Ind.
T. Newton Hokc, III.
Edward E. Berry, Wis.
George A. Clarke, Wis.
Samuel c. C1aseas, Ind.
j. n, Crawford. lows.
James CozAd, Ill.
John ". Craig, Ill.
&. Grscaddc1, {. ".
itobrt Il. Crowder, Ind +.
Jnine* 4. t;o1nsto:k, Ind
Geo. NJ. Cbambc1iin, III.
Nflliam }. Carter. Ind.
Jslnet c. DnS,A Wis.
F. NcDenny. Idaho.
F. A. Dietrich, III.
Joseph B. EyesFole, Ill.
Jeroi1,e h Esuctt, Ill
John A. Edmlston, III.
Henry r. Fowler, III.
J. c. Fitch. Ill.
Chester $. Ford, Mich.
John Gpeun. ILL.,
". L. Goodell, III.
#. B. Graham, Ind.
John n. Groves. Ill.
c. Jrdsop Gill Ill.
james E. Gown, I'll.
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j. ". Grocaheek, Jr-, Ill
Julius e. Holmes, IoNr
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Vim. Harper, Mich.
WM- s. QGTick. III.
Carter B. Higgins, Ind
Ab,jAh F. Henry. Ind.
J. n. naywzrd. Ill
Fred. v. UoGruhn, III.
Il. ApEnr1 LN7n, Wis.
Vim, II. Il. King, Ill,