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VIOLATING CITY ORDISArcE.-Jas. George
WAS arrested by Officer Westerfield Tor run
1Ing a cart unlicensed; also without humber.
He was fined $3.50 in each case by ustIce
Waller .H..r...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-28

UNLICENSED PEppI rRs-Margaref Sullivan
and Bridget SuIli ivan We're arrested by Ohicer
Crown Tor peddIiBg witbonf license, They
were hned - 45 each by j Justice Walter.
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PERSONAL.

DERsONAL-PEBsoNs HAVING LEFT ME
WATCHES or JEW ELRY TO repair, II not
called for until the lst Of January next, they Will
be sold. - =. = - = VS.
L. FRfSARD, Matchmaker,
I31 Penu'a avenue,
de ST. between 10Th aud roth streets
(NENTLEMIN WHO ARE AFFLIOrED:-A
NJ cure warranted BY an old Surgeon OF twenty.
three years. experience in this particular branch
81 the profession. Charges moderate. Dc not
apply to auscks, but to J. B. 0ARpdER, M. D. :,
late OF the United States Rfcord Venereai Hos
pitsl. Once No. 81 south A street. opposite the
Capitol eQuare, south side. -
n Medicines also furnished at cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-28

ALARM OF FIRE--The alarm OF fire sounded
from box IS AT an early hour last night, was
caused by the burning of foul chimney IN
Limerick Alley. between I'd and ia aud F
streets south and Virginia avenue.
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SELLING LIQUOR on SUSDAY.--C c. Will
lard was arrested yesterday by Ohieer Alder
for violating The city ordinances by selling
liquor on Sunday. He was fined sso-5e by
J ustice Morsell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-28

MASONIC FAIR.-The fair viii close on Sat-
Uruay evening next, and articles not disposed
OF, including new flooring and tables, Will be
sold al public aacfion, commencing at seven
clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsyivania avenue, near Wfllards' Hotel.
Last Benefit Of
NIB. JEFFERsON,
THIS iFriday) EVENING, DEC. %, 1855.
. For the last night but enc, most positively. in
Dico Boucicauit's drama, III.
RIP VAN wINKLE:
Oh, The SLEEP OF TWENTY YEARs.
RIP VAN wINKLE MATINEE. TO NOR
BOW. SATURDAY, ArrERs0ON, at q, O'Clock I;
1t the ffsht Prices OF Admission; Children. Il Aft
~ may now be secured without extra charge
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
BERRY WALL ..-....-.PROPRIET0R3
b. b. ILLlPS...............-STA9D MANAGER
FRIDAY, DEuEMBER %,
Mr.. r. g. CHA RAU.
eOL0N sHIEGLE
sOLoH sHIEGLB .. - s. OHANFRAU
After which Mr. Ohsufrau' nj tati on scene from
THE WIDOWS VICTIM,
Embracing his Celebrated limitations OF I'd win
Forest. VIM X: Burton. Charles Keap Barney
williams, the elder Booth I. ID. Rice and other
Eminent Artists l-L
Widow Ratt1eton ............... Miss Blanche Grey
Jane Cha,terly ............-...,Mr Mrs Emily Jorda
To conclude with
BULL IN CHINA SHOP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-28

DIARIES FOR 1867, for registering events, AN
invaluable pocket companion, with almanac
oiank leaves for keeping diary of every day
IN Inc year, cash accounts and bills nayabls
ana receivable for each month, and with new
style erasive tablets of all sizes and prices
ror SAFE by Shlllingtcn, Bookseller, corner Y
street and Pennsylvania avenue. 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

$40 REwARD-LOst, on the 27th instant, on
.S msIJ iaPd syspas betwsen AZ and I'm sts
lost by II. w. YOUNT, 333 Maryland av. it'
I OsT-Between Metzerolt Hall and Al tn street,
IL siberian Squirrel TIPPET. By leaving the
same a. % Sd street, the finder will re SUITABLY
G1A REWARD-strayed away the 24th In .
ss n.nd one sopTsi 93sT - months ola
the left hind leg; and wart on his lsft nose:
It. corner 4th and i streets north.
II marked with worked letters, IN. &. vi
Was either lost last evening between Baltimore
front door Of said house. The satchsi " contained
articles OF no value to any one but the owner, ex-
be paid any one Win n. .ssess
and contents to No. 622 Pa. ave. corner I'd street
c. REwARD-LOST. on Saturday evening.
@C between the National Theatre and Navy,
IMd. blue MOSAIC Pin, with buds In centre.
Hhs .SSys :ssrd will DO paid on delivery at
&SO REwARD-stolsn, ON last Saturday night
WOV from Prince George county. Nd, .
DARK BROWN HORSE,
about lEs hands high left hind fsot white; brand
o. % sss 81 ne sns tail
and 925 for the thief.
deHst' Groom. Prince George 90 Nd.
TAKEN UP, TREsPAssINa ON MY PREM.
Il Uses two spottsG HOGS The owner will come
them :ns
TAKEN Up, WHILE TREsPAsslNG on nv
premtses, on the 18th instant, one large black
and white SOW. TIE owner 10 hereby notified to
hs1 s.s and
de 26-3t' st Dorth, bet. lst and I'd SITS. east.
T 9sT.A Brown DIARY BOOK, about " AZ
ingalls,, Quartermaster U. 3. Army" liberal
reward will BE- given for its delivery at 22I Penn
sylvsniA avenue. ds1a.u
CxrnVnN rpON Uup oUDs-,oT05. a.
- NOTES, drawn In her favor by PAt'k Laney,
each dated Aug. 20 lS66, for 4222 IS each. pay
date with interest. The public are cautioned
against negolistion Of these notes:
de Il eostS MARGARET NANNY
@OO REwARD-Stolen on the might O! she
you 33d Of September from the premises Of
E H@r : ones: near Bladensbprf, dark brown
maBe and tail somewhat sunburnt; has . roam
nose. The above reward will be paid Il returned
to GEO. JONES,
oo5 Hyattsville, Prince Georges Co., Nd.
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uEAN" Masonic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
annual report OF the Grand Lodge, mace at the
meeting last night shows that the body "a in
regular correspondence with similar bodies in
distant States, as well as several foreign coun-
tries, and that the ancient landmarks of the
order are preserved with answering fidelity
throughout the world.
Ihere are now fifteen lodges working sue
cessfuliy under this jurisdiction, the limitations
I'D "nlch ourlng the past year amounted To
sou. Inc gross mem bership is about I967-an
increase, Notwithstanding AL army removals
OF z49 over last year; whilst the gross revenue
loI tne year may be set down at 81 ,esS So
Inc report of the venerable G rand Treasurer
christopher Cammack, ST., proves the RAPIDLY
increasing utility and benevolence OF Masonry
IN me District OF Columbia to compare well
win mat OF any State in the Union In 1851
me amount paid for benevolent objects was
1862, S1,625; 1863, g, i27 1851, 81 996; 1861
S4.iiO; 1896 S5.74i '
The following officers were duly installed
IOr the ensuing Masonic year M. w George
e. hitting. Grand Master; X. w. r. b. Don
aIdson. u. G- NJ: X w. Andrew Glass = q
W; X W. A T. Longley, G W;R w No
bic ID Larner, CT. Secretary; r. w c. Gam
mack, ST., G.. Treasurer; X. W. John Leckie.
G. ' isIjor and Lecturer.
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DE WHITR, Chiropodist, aga Penn. av.. Re
tw' ar ~ and 9Th streets, continues the suc.
eessful treatment OF corns. bunions, bad nails
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex.
cresenees, DC. Office hours from o. m Ia
p m, and to p. m. Established 1861
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RT GREEN q VILLA rs, Auctfeneers.
Rf W. d. LEWIS CO, AuctiOneers.
s. GOLDsTEIH A. cos
CHEAT PAwNBR0kERs SALE OF UERE
DEEMED PLEDGES

AT No. "a a. street near Penn a aveRue.
We will cell on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. De-
Der 18th and 18th, at 10 o'clock aud until ell IL
soIa, al the above place, the entire lot of unrs
deemed pledges, consisting of fine Gold and Sill
Yer Watches of all desert ptions, solid Cod
chains, yewelry, Diamonds, Clothing. Cans. Re
yolvers. IRiosl and Musical Ipsiruments. sc
embracing over 1900 lots. which will positi vely
cash "
Particular attention IL called 20 this sale as
every article IL warranted as represented or the
money returned within three DAYS after sale
de % 81 WIN. LEWIS A 90, Aucts
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FOUND DEAD IN THE CANAL.-This morning
the body of q man wearing the uniform of u.
=. Marine was discoye in the Canal, at the
foot OF 18Th street west. From the tracks made
Dy him on the frozen ground IL is supposed
that ne got over the lumber piled on the wharf
and fell into me Canal. He then tried to ge,
out bat persisted with the cold. The Coroner
was sent for TO hold an inquest.
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pHYsICIAs 9 HASp-BooK OF PRAoTIoE
II foTI57
Dc FRANCK TAYL0B.
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MATISKK.-Jefferson will make his last ap-
pearance bat one as "Trip Van Wipkle'- during
his present engagement here, al the Natlonai
Theatre TO- morrow afternoon, at half past
O'Clock. An excellent chance for families TO
see this celebrated actor IN his greatest CHAR
actQr.
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DIsNIssED.-Y esterday, Marcellns Jett, alias
Bucks, who was arrested upon q charge OF the
larceny OF pocket book and about so from a
gentleman named Swami, had hearing be.
fore Justice Thompson. The evidences did no,
show the accused In any way connected with
the larceny, and he was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-28

ELECTION OF OYFICERs.-The following of.
heers have been elected by George Washing
ton Camp No. I. Sons of Liberty-a new or
der, said TO be neither sectarian nor political,
but purely beneficial:
Worthy Chief. 5. A. II. Marks, jr.: Assistant
do, VIM p Westwood; Recording Scribe,
James Edwards; Financial do, James H. Tur.
neri Treasurer, L. A Tuell; Sergeant-at-arms,
r. A Stoner; Escorter, Robert Staples; Chap.
lam, Joseph ). Tucker; Marshal, A ID. Shaw
Representatives 10 Grand Camp: John w
Thompson, VIM p. Westwood, Jas. II. Turner
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For CoURT.-Yesterday Prank Drew aud
VIM. Garner, who were arrested on the I'D
inst. upon suspicion OF Iarceay of a heavy
cast-irVn piece OF machinery, had further
hearing before Justice Thompson, when the
casting was identified as the property of the
proprietors OF the Metropolitan Hotel. Drew
was held 10 bail, and Garner was committed
Tor court
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WANTS.

WAMNSIED-A 0EAMBEaaAID ana WAIT,
,s,h Ihhss. Apply No. 1913 st, bet. 49, sd
IYh sts IS e.
XVANTED-A FIRST RATE rRxALE COOK
taurant g. Sb"m j bsral wages wilt be p AID Ap-
pI o. 12a Pennsylvssia avenue. ds2s-u'
WAkTEp-By, q respectable girl, a sirUA
raj homework. Good references Apply at No.
es street, between .sd and 24th SITS. IL
w .NfEp-A WOMAN, TO cook wash, aud
inas,e ct $50 street. between Nth and 18th
e'leo"' ----t-- de IS SO.
WAkTED-rhs highe:. wages viii be paid to
=. y .,hses,y q once ss No tss street; g,
WhHrEu-A WOMAN to cook, w.sh and iron
" for small family. Iaquire at this oftoe.
WAETED-By . Respectable girl, a STU.
Hadrs 'G Box No. Sta STAR t Sos a.
WAETknD1..A WHITs woh.N to take care
!" s6 Street wash and iron Inquire at No IL Forth
WANTID-By = respectable girl, . STU.
w ALTON as nurse, or to do chanberwork or
dining gin room work. Address Box No. 8 Star or
WAETED-A Poison of som. educ.tion to
w take charge of ,hree young ch ildren Coed
recommendations I,, required Inquire at 800
$3.50 TWAkTE9 TO sEh!.Ths LEASE
plete Of q large BoardinE house, now doing ,od
business. Possession given Jasuxry LIST next
This property Is centrally located, and very de-
sirable for any one wishing to control large
boarding house 1t will be sold at bargain, q,
tie proprietor is about leaving the city.
For further particulars apply at Box Ne. 4 Star
Office. de eS-str
w miles into the country. Best references re
CURED. Cali at Star office on ~ednesds y and Fri
day, the 10th and 18th December. de2i4s'
w GOLD and SILVER, or asy other article of
value at the cid sstaesssd Mstehss, Pawn
Sole Agent for SINGERS SEWING MACHINE.
2-ly
w dress at the new STAMPING RU0Ms.s SO
9Th street. opposite Patent Ofios, to act As gales
wanted, good hand to enOrolder isisa' solely.
NANTED-IG0 LADIES Immediately. to en-
mel skirts slippers and fnf,.ssp 70 Sood haa aa
who bring sample Of work, good wages and con
e sf
sIi. n reduced to FIVE cents per width.
yVANTED-lO. 900 LADIES to know that at
psste Patent Once. they ca snd the best sescted
sssortnent of Patterns ever offered here for
Bands, Wrappers, siI ppers. Pinousbions' aud mi
tisls Also. designs for Pillow Gases, otsom. aus
Chair Covers, Pianos and In short, every variety
OF Patterns as they are daily issued. We have
Frepcs Machine and Practical Stamper, aad
have educed the price TO
FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH.
We make s, and stamp any pattern brought us.
Braids, SILK and Working Cotton very low.
VANTED-A HOUSE, containing from to 3
w Rooms and Hall, in good epair. within three
fouIths of a mile Of the Post Once aud north Of
Pa. avenue. Rent not to exceed s 50 per month.
HENRY SEAKLE,
dc lsu Architect, cor. 18th and SITS.
WANTED-SECOND-H HAND FURNITURE
w Also. MIRRORS, CARPETS. BEDS, BED
DING and HOuSEFURNISHING GOODS of eyery
deception. b BUOHLY 4O6 7th street
jee8-f between G. and a. q asst side
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMEHrs Ao ro.HIoHr


NATIONAL THEATER.-Lasl benefit of JeGar
son TINS evening, and his last nirbt ONT one
IN the charaSIer of RIP Van WIEk,e" This
play stil draws crowded housess but will
be withdrawn after to- morrow TO present {. IN a
octoroOu." None should fail to witness Tn &,
masterpiece of the great AMERICAN com.ai,n
WALLS NEW OPERA HoUsR-Rensat ~
mr. r y Chanfrau might who will appear
IN MS very amusing Improvisation of "sSolon
Sningle IN The Peoples LAWYER after
which as Jerry Clip in THE Widows
Victim: lie Will give his famous lmita .
TONS or me great tragedians and Comedians Of
me American stage. living and dead in which
he stsnds unrivsIed " " NV
FAIR BUILDING, corner OF eth street and ID.
aSenne.-Ihe President will visit the M ason,c
air tnis evening. al o'clock. and he rec ., we'd
6y Coiumbla Commandery Ne p of Knights
honors PPiopiia'e
ISLAND HALL-No one should fail tn at,snd
tne delgntful fair at this place for the beneft
OF Grace Church, rs tbe enter tainment ia rnost
interesting, and the ladies charming
FORREST HALL, Georgetown-The I.afsv-
eue DRAMATIC Club give an entertain mant
u m evening" embracing SchilIer's tragedy of
''TOodles.- N" Vi
WAUGH CHAPEL.-The entertainment o;var
by waugh chapel Sabbath school On Christ
mas night wilt be repeated this evening AT
tne churcn, corner Of Sd street east and a
Srtet norm. Capitol Hill, commencing at w
O'Clock, the exercises consisting of diaIogues
Rotations, singing, &c
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OPENING OF THE SKATING PARK.-Apropos
OF the freezing weather, we have 70 announce
that the Washington Skating Park will be for
mally opened tomorrow Saturday afternoon
Al O'Clock. weather permitting, when q great
deal OF pleasure may be anticipated by those
fond OF sKating. The President, Gen. Grant.
and other distinguished persons are expected
10 be present on the occasion, and the skating
park will no deub, soon become an institution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-28

JRwELRY.-Bog Weed Sets, Long Jet
Cnains, Coral Bar Sets, Cluster Sets, Rings,
Pms. Seal Chains, Brs eelets, I.ockets Silver.
fiated spoons, Fort Q 6oblets, Cups, Call Bells.
received this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jeweiry Store, No i3e Pennsylvania avenue.
near ~ street.
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q BAND con OERr
BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
SOLDIERS OF THE REPUBLIC.
Under the auspices of the
CONSERVATIVE ARMY
AND NAVY UNION"
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, 9TH sTREET,
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC az. 1856.
Opening Address by Col. O'BEIRNE
The following Musical Talent will appear:
NIB EVER. MISS EVER,
HR. CANNON. MISS BABCOUK,
NIB. FORSYTH, MISS WARD,
PROF. sOHEEL. MISS BOwLEN,
Prof. SPANNIER, MISS ROWE,
Mr.. 20. BANGS has kindly consented to re.
cite. ON the occas.on the Old Grenadiers Story,
Tickets 20 cents to be had at the principal no
tells, music stores, and members of the oreanizs
Doors open at O'Clock; commence Concert at
~ o. clock. deH2t
FORREST HALL.
LAFAYETTE DRAMATIC CLUB.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Dec g and 3. 1856,
Will be presented, by the
LAFAYETTE CL UB. of Geor getown, d. c.,
ohiller 9 Tragedy, in five acts, entitled,
THE ROBBERS;
Or, THE FORESTS OF BOHEMIA.
Also, the IsughabIe Domestic Drama, entitled
THE ToODLEs.
Doors open ct ga O'Clock. Curtain rises at 8.
admission. so Cents Ohldrea, Us Gents. d2j-3t.
LrANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES
Apply to MRS. FRANK REA.,
DE H6t' AL 10Th street.
DReFs. J. W. b. P. KREIs'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvania avenue. bet 9th and 7th sts %
Opposite Metropolitan HeteI. ~
| 0ur Academy is now open for the receptisn NJ
fupils. 4 select class is now forming on Wed.
nesday afternoon from to clock, for these
wbo cannot attend our regular classes. Circulars
can be had at J r. Ellis and W. g. Metzerott &
The Hall can be rented for Soirses, 30.
| Days and Hours Of Tsition:
-For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
TIM rsoay afternoons, from to O'Clock.
nings, from to 10 O'Clock.
For further Information, apply during the hours
oftuftion, or address Q note to the Academy.
Quarter commencing with the first lesson. Sc 10
Nj ARINI's FASHIONABLE DANCING
lNl ACADEMY, AT a
MAR1EI5 ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
n, between 9Th and 18th streets,
Ihls academy 10 nov open fer the recep- ~
pays and hour. :f tuition for young ladies
urdaye, from to ,. m.
Gentlemens classes from to 10, Same evenings.
N; b-Priyate instruction given to suit the CON
Venionce OF the pupil SOS
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RY JAS. o. McGUIRE CO., AuoIlopesr..

a MhNNIf " I'M NULLEUTIUN OF ALA-
BAsIER sTATUETTEs, VASES, OARD BE
tklNkks and many other Seauttful Ornsments
selected from the most celebrated Studios In
Florence.
On FRIDAY M0RNING, Dec. 18th. commenc-
Ing 81 10 o'clock in the morEing. and evening,
coLtfnutns each morning and evening until all are
disposed Oi, We shall sell, at our Auction Rooms,
the entire collection of Alsbasser Statuettes, Ac
being The importation Of ID. Uristofny This col
lection comprises many gems ef Art beautiful In
design and finish OF med um size, we'll I'D apted for
Terms cash. J q. MCGUIRE 90.
de 3-d INTEL Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-28

LOB RENT-Two Furnished ROOMS, At No
Il 461 18th street between K and sts de IL II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
MRETING 81 THE MIGNl
TEHDgLL PHILLIPS on THE PERIL OF
TIE HOUR

Bosros Thursday. oct IL 1873
Tho second lecture Of the old Bay State course
W.. Logerl To crowded audience in Trcmont Temple this
evening. by ycndl pADigS, upoa the Peril OF the Hour
IN, appearance OF ~ Phillip. the signal Tor prolonged
surnu, and being introduced be- commenced his address
by sayng tina, i be bad consulted Li health he would
have sent an excuse. H. preferred however 20 bring
h. own excuse n The share Of an unfinished performance One
llo 7li vhr h. told auierce ~ That ha mat nc
S1aiA meant To accomplish BY diploma Nhn
she lad failed to do By arms nnd tna tue Executive
vntoLod There there who thought aim unduy
suspicious. ls there 90 deny t This srat weak
noes Of Don cfat.c government be continued vas that
fe mAssts ale Inpatient % succeed ana ~ W., W.. ..H
Of oil Of al bodice to ensfiii INTO the GCp '" ,.
a h. ,.pr.rl d o. h., belief tA- Jclcrsol Davis never
mean, 10 ' nryc. intended night the hns o. 10 desert
movement was that Il Lost che surN anchored
clement Of ncgigsli'y. fiHy fe1is hence
h. believed H. evle cc would De ample that tint was true
4hsy meant hi the North should b. tie rebels "lLc '
Ged,he Government Tho great dueer o. the prc@nt day
fhe during the VET when the poy er Of -
south We bIsbcar tncie 9es 70 ,liensta oa....
Sols m masses to accept their pTopg staId A'~ pgo Al
iast Jaae ihe south plan9ed with cue s' 81 ia,
rom Wellington mIlct 10 pace hrr ~ Gl She has
istlo Woui no doubt otihli 81 Jolw ON ma, srTpar
pCiAi bus b., tie sTs P J9, 1 T5 nm l''v and
II ~ was said the upaH%y E paved h, I ne .cd1,
Election evidence OF the,r roaer t orrnose ije
i,ngcr Tn unanlm',y olc OF BE Is,iHs' Bepsb,
e q thoroughly toiicSi q tS h S aasas.t i y,
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4 tb.S ,.,a e,-, Nv ~, ~ ~. sllict u'lf
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u.s. l"t -. 80 = 80, ,t 49, =. . 80
70. u. p'..' nan 80 80 81 n t. -
tii ~ "-N h'Nl't .+-lt - .H. '--' ''o.i,'i
lr .+-i a. hYta LHNt a Aii'ns. y. - l'.,-.'. i
rtcI tA' IltsNtI, p.l-t w 1870. W wy 's'i a"
Ila'.c ~" r.r tu~h of our Gorernpent VS. 'ti lac
l ~ N- or 'p =, tN M r-. I.'' lIa lF -, 'l -, IT.
loW !riir ~ tAlf t"Ah'e.ivH t- p. ...ts Afg-
Wise sglu he Ic', "a '4na5 e ial ~ 4ta'ft rn.Ir
to lDtl ttl H. 80 hAts ~ saln ~. 44Drt Nlv CI d.
IA Esfts s,osn o. ~ 70 w o. Giew ~ avn rre ftt w ON
D.. ortg'.t IVY .o,l.aa- u.t le ~ l.y .nry- - d. rus
aot -f- N tl- lriaaAe - nt lt b tins mt sen
t4o4,u "a; %. st.is no l,urv -as,a 4 ei m,t He
ny r'H .Fei- ~ govern themselves. rlr soros,-r"
@lsi ft4ttsl fa.fnu irIy tg..II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
THE XKLst ASSEMBLY DISTRtc ITO OUR
TAXPAYERS

To ne Edii3T<F To " D. IFtob"e
SIR: A communication with TIRE above heading. under
the igaasTe Of Sanuei e. Holmes Corresponding Secretary OF
the citizens Ss0ctition app,sfs sis sorDings IuIaNE
accush. having worked against III interest OF or tax
mayer, set Winer when r. membgf OF the assembly
r voter, Of the District plvissd 20 egniaze IN
"a IA ,Ir tssoa M In case shorh hrrnominassL inm
surprised this arnck. The utterly HISS aud
Ill lviea uniesary. hasa p0ruisty deeiEns to be
oifdhs at0r roetCoa. altoug Iaye been ree.edy son
Cited 20 IN by OF the Leading taxpayers OF tho District
was ssn witout my knowledge naber Of se Consen-
ton wi a WI. ee tOm9roY eyeaine 20 nominate Gahl,
date for h. Assembly. and pro ID desired might De
r,uo1- hc shall attend ~ Convenon nor III
anyfh l1ince accept ryHonIaion II tesarTrd me-
M nd.pi hnHd he for gl TODD IN Orp- ~ publicly
rret AID rsp s. saul. which has hen made upon ne
have r. sOu believe that my Covre 9s' Winter Nss entirely
s.f,rv 20 the great body cimv constituents snd espeenl
h, le lax maven, There rs many wke have fouad
fault r. ny active support cfhe Eth aud Excise bills hut
they s,r not inform ~. ayp3yers
CHAs l.. JE.skSs, No 10 Broadway.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
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