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:. A French newspaper speaking OF the borrors n,
LONDON, said quite recently: "Will It be believed.
IN honaon soup made Of rotten green walnuts and
ea,a hver is eaten and popular in all classes of
ssocoty saasy some OF the subscribers to the paper
Msisted tn upon farther particulars In order thst
they might avoid this Horrible SOUP when thew
Mens 70 London. The editor said the soup he
"Auu'" w ~aS called In London walnut catsup.
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ng- COLGATE's HONEY sOAP.-THIS OELE.
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand,
9 made from the choicest materials, is mild md
sn,olliontin its nature, frngrantly acented, and
extremely beneficial In It's action upon the skin Fol
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Februsry7 Tyr
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pg BATOHRLoR's HAIR DYEl-THR ORIGINAL
and best in the world The only true and perfect HAIR
DYE. Harmless. Reiable and instantaneous Produces
immediately splendid Black natural Brown, with.
out njurng the hair sin. Remedies the Ill effects
bad dyes. Sold by all Druggats The genuine signed
WILLIAM A. BATOHELoR. Also.
REGENERATINa EXTRACT OF MILLRFLEURS
For restoring and Beautfying the Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOR, New York.
August IT 1yr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

90 ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUoH and p doUdELMAEN formerly employed by
RoIssoNHEAu OF Paris), No. 500 Broadway. New York.
April Il Tyr
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a result in which have moro or less personal in
terest-that il, admission as q Senator in Con-
sress-yet assure you mover expect or intend
to hold that position long, if the seat should
be awarded to me. Yours truly,
ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS,
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~ AWAY WITH sPEOTAOLEs.-OLD EYES
made new without speotacies, Doctor Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
o. d. FooTE. M. D., No. 11So Broadway. Now York.
Noyember9
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II A m I 8,


Prices. Prices
BLACK FRENCH DOE cAss. PANTS. SIG 70
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAss PANTS. 10 u
BLACK FRENCH DOE CASs PANTS. - n
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss PANTS. 16 ~
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss PANTS. Is 70
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss PANTS. 1s N
LIGHT CoLoRED ENGLISH MELTON
PANTS. .... ~ IN
LIGHT CoLoRED FRENCH oAss
1
CH1VRo1T CAss. PANTS. .. 10 IN
STRICTLY ENGLISH CAss. PANTS TX 70
LIGHT COLoRED OAss PANTS
HA1R-LINED CASS. PANTS q
LUPINE HAIR.LINED cAss. PANTS.
FRENCH DRAB D'ETE PANTS. ~ IN
FRENCH JOINER CLOTH PANTS 10
ENGLISH DRAB D'ETE PANTS
BLACK ALPACA LINED PANTS. I,o
COLORED CAss. PANTS 6n ,so
COLoRED CAss PANTS. q
LINEN AND COTTON WORKING
~nA'Ao'''.''...'....-. 2 fko.
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ug- ITCHl ITOHl ITCH RATCHl

0D- TTUHI TTOHI TTCHI A T 7
sCRATCHi sORATOHl wHEATON's OINTMENT
will cure the Itch In 48 hours. Also Salt Rheum
Ulcers, Chilbans, and all Eruptons Of tho Skin. Price
so cents. For sale by oil druggists. By sending GO
cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Agents, ITO Washing.
ton street Boston, 1t Will be forwarded by mall FREQ Of
postage, to any part Of the United States.
June4 6moH
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aTS EOIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
little aoorns grow" The worst diseases known to the
uman race spring from causes small to almost
ely detection The volumes OF scientific lore that I'LL
the tables aud shelves 1.-THE medca fraternity only go
to prove and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pfmpIe the skin tef1taie and indicator of disease;
1t may fade and die from the surface Of the body
bu wi ureaoh tho vita itporhaps, at last and death
be the and Gns close. MAGGIELS BILIOUS
DYsPEPTIO, an DIARRHEA PILLS where ali
others fail. While for Burns Scald Ohiblans, Outs,
and all abraslonB Of the skin, MAaGIPLs Save s In.
fallble. Bold by J. MAaaIEL, No. 4s Fulton.street
New York. and all Druggists, ct 26 cents per box.
September 26 Tyr
s8- SWEET OPOPONAX, PERFUME FROM
MEXICO.-Sweet Opopona1-Try It once.
Sweet OpoponaI-wn never any other.
sweet Opoponax-The richest and choicest per.
fume.
Sweet Opoponax-The ladies' delight
Sweet Opopona1-A rare and most exquisite Perfume,
far surprising in its rich and delicious flavor any that
has yet been offered to the public. either imported
otherwise It Is rendered by its splendid qualities
delightful extract for the handkerchief It is the
delightful lasting and fashionable Perfume used.
Try 1t. E. T. SMITH & co.,
July7 stuth9mo Floral Perfumery, New York.
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FROCKS AND SACKS.

FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
FROCK COATS. TS....................s3s s3s S32
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
FROCK COATS ................ 35 30
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
SACKS...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 lS
FINE BLACK CLOTH HALF LINED
sAChs........... IA II
FINE FRENCH SILK MIXED SILK
LINED SACKS ................... 80 o
FINE FRENCH SILK MIXED SILK
LINED SACKS. 81 27
FINE ENGLISH CASS. FULL LINED
BACKS. ......................... 26 "a
FINE FRENCH MOUNTAIN DEW CAss.
SKELETON SACK. CK................2 "a 20
HARRIS GREY CAss. SKELETON
SACh. Observation-Disclosures. Fl IL
CHIvROIT CASs. SKELE TON SACK. 20 Is
SUPER ENGLISH MELTON sKELE-
TON SACK. K......................... % IS
DARK GREY AND BROWN HAIR LIN
ED CASS. SACK. IA ii
COLORED ALPACA SACK.......... s
WHITE LINEN DUCK SACKS. .S11, ST, Sc, $40, 65
COLORED ALPACA SACKS. ........... 8
BROWN AND GREY TWEED SACK.
Dnovpar L..'st- DUCK SACK
pr ----' IIlNEN DUN ........ 4
BROWN LINEN SUITS. SACK, PANTS
AND VEST.............. IN
Il ACK SILK ALPACA SACK s6o ,.a
BLACK SILK ALPACA sACK.
BLACK ALPACA SACK. r
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An Industrial Exposition is to be held at Bio de
Jsneiro In October. =
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SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

PEREZ NEGLECTED PRESIDENT CHILE, AND ALL
QuIRT-TRuUBLE BREWING IN PERU-ATTEMPTED
ASSASSINATION OF THE EX-PREsIDENT OF
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p. II. DRAKE g. co,

No. 2as BROADWAY, NY.
Sold By al respectable Druggists PhyscIsns roeers
baoons, and country Hotelsdeele1s.
Aptn ~ thetulyR
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DO sure that every bottle bears the facsimile OF our
hsnnture on steel plato lsbe with our private stamp
over the cork.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-11

providing TIA, the pay OF the Reading Clerk.
Assistant Heading Clerk and Tally Ct-rK,
commencing with the present fiscal year. sasll
be made equal to that Of the Journal Clerk
Passed -. ~ ..
Mr.. Cofroth, Introduced resolutica in
siructing the CornmiiIee on Claims 90 inquire
INTO the expedIency Of the appOintm ent OF a
commissioner 10 ascertain the damages 90
which the people cffhe 10th Congressional Dis
trict OF Penns ylyania are entitled, for losses
sustained during the rebel inyssions Of thai
Siaie. Laid over under the rule.
Mr.. ADcop5 offered 3 resolu ion, preceded bv
a long preamble. expressive OF sympathy win
The frnians, and InsrructIng the CornmIttee on
Foreign Affairs TO report oil for the repeal
oil these portions of the neutrality law under
which the Presidents recent proclamation
against the Fenians was issued.
SeveTal amendments 20 the resolution Were
offered, which, with the resolution ITSELF. were
referred TO the Com mIttee on Foreign Afurs.
Mr. Boutwell, offered q resolution reciuug
that whereas The Presidents proclamation
charging JET. Davis with completely in the AZ
sassInatiou of President Lincoln mas never
been revoked, it rs the opinion OF the House
that he should be kept IN confinement until
tried according TO the laws of The land The
resolution was agreed to-veas los, nays19
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THE BAILIKG. OF JEFFERSON Davis

1t Is understood that Horace Greeley, of the
New York Tribune, Augustus Scheli, and
Horace J. Clark, of New York, are among the
gentlemen who have offered 10 become bond
men TO the amount of s50,OOO each. for the ap.
pearance of jefferson Davis for trial at the
next term of the Conrt AT Richmond These
gentlemen have been in Washington for sey.
eral DAYS, ende2voring to obtain an interview
with Judge Underwood 1t is stated that appIi.
cation will be made to both Chief ! ustic Chase
and Judge Underwood. TO secure, if possible
their IoInt consent TO admit Jefferson 10 hail
Mr. Davis being held IN custody as a prisoner
of war, could be brought under the control of
the court by writ of haGeds corpus The case
then becomes purely judicial one, and would
not be interfered with by the Government, as
1t would rest exclusively. with the coprt
whether or no, TO admit the prisoner to bai,
Ii is certain, however, thai the President has
nothing whatever TO do with the present move
ment TO secure the release OF Jeff Davis IN
bail. The amount of bail offered is Sa5nOoc
but more rs ready if required
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THE SPECIAL RELIEF COMMISSION

General Howard has adopted a very excel
lent system of relieving the suffering poor of
the city, by means of the Special Relic Com
mission, organized tor the purpose of distribu
ting he assistance afforded by the appropria.
ton of Congress of S25,oQn The city is divided
INFO four divisions, under the charge of sinner
Intendents, and SUBJ di ' ided into smaller dis
tricts, 10 each of which is assigned a VISITING
agent. When these agents discover n case Of
de-ti'ntion. or any person learns of any sucb
case, a printed blank is filled with the name OF
the person 10 be relieved, The residence.
whether white or colored. the cause of thu
des itutop, and the kind and value of the SIM
plies needed. This application is signed by
the individual making IL, and sent to the SUI
perintendent. il made by agent. if not il
must be first signed by the AGENT of the
district in which the sufferer Resides who is
required 10 visit the needy family and satisfy
him or herself of the business of the applica
tor. This application IL then sent to the chief
disbursing officer of the Bureau with an order
from the president Of the comml SION Surgeon
II. Reyburn, 10 issue the supplies. upon which
the dIsbursing officer issues an order on the
New England Friends Store To furnish gro
ceries, fuel, clothing, or whatever NAV he
necessary, and all goods are sold for uch mr.
poses at cost. The report of the president for
the week ending June I'd shows thar relief in
sums from three TO eight dollars was afforded
to - destitute persons, 81 Of whom were white
and "a colored. The value Of the goods Tins
distributed amounts to 1916 80.
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TELEGRAPHlO NEWS.
The Horrible Murder near Baltimore

Inc horrioie murder near baltimore.
Especial Dispsich 20 The Starl
RELAY House, IL. AND o. X. r., June IL
Last night, about ten clock. David White
keeper of the rollgate az the entrance of the
bridge which crosses the Pstapsco river,
about half mile southeast OF this place.
was wIlrully murdered at his own door
by some unknown person or persons. After
committing the horrible deed with club
or billy, the murderer then went into Whites
house and attempted 10 Kill his daughter, 4
lady about thirty years old, and her son.
about ten years Old They struck the woman
with the club, and also the boy with the same
weapon, leaving them for dead. The murderer
fed, and up 10 this time is AT large The
woman and boy are still living, but very bad =
ly hurt.
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IBr CANAL.--Errired-B Boats Clipp.r. y. p.
felhoenei y. StanhOIs, h-bi; q. Ard a.
sunc-Ies 70 @. Water. New rsinE, corr. =.
and wood 70 market q. Heiur. wool o. -
Col a Spatesy What TO do. aad forty mn
ooats win coal. consigned a. follows C.,
trail Co, 80. I. tons; Helston a Co. i;t tn.
Philips BooSe. S2J.7 tone: uamp-hIre A.,
BahinoTf Ce., ASS icnS; American c.. IN
ttns; Cumberland Co. 665 . tons: Borden e,
G5a.i toEs. Departec-Boats T.. H-iue-: I,l.n,,
TO seneca, john Moore, do 20 HaTprr's ~.
Old Abe. sait 10 Cumberland: r. StanhoD'
lumber to Ian Lock -. Chs. Ardiug-r. ssIf
NnlIaEaspOrt; EcOnumy, Fertilizers 70 Srn-r,
u. Hassrti- salt 10 -Four Locks, aud D. 5ra,.
ligE'.
fLc-E hSp GRAIN MaRKET.-The una-E.
opened tbIs morning with quite as IiVply 4.
nsnd for choice grades -four as at the closa
last week. bat ia" supply has not iacrat>-i
Ihe prices are unchanged. Grain-Tha r.
Ceipts are unIIuportani and the transacuon
were ~ fhe prices last quoted
PorT o. GEoHGEToyN -Entered-Schooaa.
Mary r. Anderson. Smith master. from Ne -
York
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xxxlxTH CONGREss-FlRsr SESSION..

L.rg 4 MONDAY, June IL. -.
80 SESATE.-Mr. Harris presented resolutions
of tile New York Chamber of Commerce in
favor of the passage of the bankrupt law. Re-
ferred to the judiciary Committee. =.
Leave.of absence for ten days was granted
70 Mr: Lane, OF Kansas, on motion Of Mr. Lane,
Mr.. Wilson, from the Military COMMITTEE
reported q bill 30 continue In force the Freed,
mems Bureau, with amendments. Ordered 70
Mr.. Fessenden, from the COMMITTEES ON Fl.
nance, reported the House bill to provide for
the safe keeping Of public money entrusted to
disbursiny officers. 1t provides that public
urers OF the United States, aud drawn ont on
warrant CT draft, and prescribes Punishment
for. lending, with or without interest anv
money entrusted to adisbursip officer Passed.
mr. Sprague, from the Military Comm,ttee
reported bill 10 reimburse the State of Mas,
sachusetts for war expenses : =
5 MT Trumbnll moved that $4,000 additional
copies OF The Reconstruction report be printed
iHeferred 10 the Committee on Printing. ! 81
Leave % absence wac, on motion of Mr.
wilson, granted to Mr.. Sumner for two
weeks. on account Of the sickness OF his mother.
Inc House bill to provide for the safety of
the salaries OF sxamboat inspectors, was taken
W, discussed, and laid overtiil one Clock To-
Mr.. sherman called mp ths bill recently ss.n 70.
telegraph lines, and 70 securs to, the Govern.
ment the use Of the same for postai, military,
and other purposes. y 1lto' si'osrrsei a =
s Mr.. Sherman. in * planning the buL said the
committee TO whom the subject bad been
referred had come 70 the conclusion that il
would BE- impractieable Tor the Government to
operate the Telegraph a. Q Part Of The postal
system. They had th0oeht it best simply to
report fhis bin 70 autAoriss the national Tele.
graph Company to cross navigable streams,
and opsfafs over the public Domain -
After discussion by Messrs sherman and
NORTH, the bhi was postponed TIL Tomorrow.
% AousEs-The Speaker laid before shs House
. farther report from he Oonmandant Of the
Warrington Arsenal inorekardS 10 tnesaissribu.
ton Of the monfyrapprepFisted for the relief
ettnasufeTers by the Arseual expJosioa. LaiA
Oh the ta1ae auA eGnsred 20 b. printed
-. Ea1ea1 HlQAyvt4lfe1lpe1R cDsolntieh
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SETTLEMENT or PUBLIC LANDS.

Intelligence has been received at the General
Land Once of the disposal OF Public Lands in
the month OF MAY, which shows that the inter.
esttaken in the settlement and cultivation OF this
land Suffers no abatement. During last month
-H9i0 acres were taken up with Agricultural
college scrip and Bounty Land locations. at
Detroit. Michigan. besides cash sales amounting
10 $3.50 At the Roseburg Land Office. Ore
gon, in the month OF April the cash sales of
land amou nted TO IS, COS: the Homestead entries
were Cor i,gI6 acres and Donation Certificates
Tor old settlements Were issued covering G.0lU
ac-es.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-11

AHoTRER CASE o. CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
The New DIRK Post Of SATURDAY. evening
ssys --..Another case OF cholera is reported to
have occurred in this city. The wife of Mr..
Bill. living on West Twentieth street. near
Eighth avenue. was attacked with symptoms
~ cholera on Thursday night. On WednPs-
Gay. Mrs BIll had oyeTfatiyued herself by
washing. before recovering from n previous
Sickness. and on FRIDAY she was attacked nv
IE~ ususI symptoms Of Asiatic cholera. pain
les dIarrh0rs- cramps Of the limbs. excessive
pTo-i1a'ICE. and partial collapse. She had
gOOt medical attendance. and Il now reported
10 BE- out of danger The neighborhood in
WhiCn this case occurred is very filthy. and the
officers OF the Board OF Health will cause dis
InfeCtanis 10 Re used in the adjacent streets
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THE CHANTING OF PARpoSs

The President has found il necessary To Ii,ni,
the granting of political pardons to a smaller
number OF special cases than has hitherto been
the case. This, together with the order of the
President that pardons shall be delivered into
the hands OF no other parties than petitioners.
has greatly reduced the number of nardons
granted Within the last few days To-day.
seventeen pardons were ordered 10 be issued
to special applicants under the first and thur
teenth clauses of the amnesty proclamation
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pRoPosALs FOB STATIONERY.

OEfAkfAENI Of STATE. Jana
$500 Proposals Tor farsiehins this De pSrtmsnt
With STATIONARY. for tho 1891 endine uns n.
l60, viii be received untl u o'clock noe1 ~ -.
18th Instant. They must be endorsed on the On vi.
e nrfoIsssis tcr st.tionsry," end Addressed to
EscA DfepoSai mIst Do signsd By the indi yidusl
90 nrn mailing it, and certificate iron 8 we'll
kncyn sad reliable citsen q to the ability Of the
@ ss6ders to execute such contract must
The hiedsr Or bidders 10 whom the contract may
- sIeseed Will - required to enter into IL immc
c,osy ana e sys bond nh two OF more s.ss
o. the yerties authorized - Do given e sure
,er css incconRans the proposal.
Eve ro.ss S w ~ Or nstisss Dricss or It ssees
Sne.so Iorns for yeoyossIs sasbracfnes schsd-
uie 81 t1e ereciee eeQuiroa, Win - a =
application at ths 0spa rtasnt. - ~ nSoScssis
must conforn In every respect to ssi1 forS snd
E01 H0n-11Iu9fiOlO 1IIOO1fI6ETda
tSnne: = ntSss32ea. inaennat1oe . alo1estjcS
~ r.. :ss s:,s !: g. - {: 9
sfSsiistisiis' is ssss'''l s! = =
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CogBT MARTIAL APPOINTED

A SPECIAL order was issued from the War
i Department on Saturday evening. appointing
n general eourt-martial for the trial of tn.
officers of the Freedmen's Bureau in North
Carolina arrested for .Ralfeasance in Office
upon the charges made by Generals Sreedman
court are :-Brevet Major Gen !. w. Turner.
U. 5. V; Breyet Major Gen. T. II. Ruger. t.
:. Y: Col. John Mansfield. 18th regiment "
Il C. Lieut. Col L. S. Allen, A. q. NJ. of Vol.
untfers; Breyet Lieut.. Col, VIM. III. Beeoe,
18th I. 5: c. T.: Brevet Major o. p. e. Clarke,
y. X. e.. First Lieut.. A. Lovett, Y. r. C.. Sec
ond Lieut.. III. w. jackson, V k. c.: Capt. ].
III. Watrous. 1C3d L. ). G. r, Judge Advocate.
The court is TO meet at Raleigh, n. c., on the
18th OF June, and sit without regard to hours
The following are the names of the oficers to
be uied:-Breyrt Brig. Gen. T.. whittiesey,
Assistant Commissioner; Breyet Major &. J.
Wickersham. Assistant AdJutant General: Bre-
vet Major ]. G Mann, Assistant Z uartermas-
ter; Brevst Major +. A. Seeley, Assistant
Quartrrmasier; Captain Isaac A Rosekrans.
Conmissary of Subsistence. and q. y. CLAWS.
Hospital Chaplain.
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A MOE CASE OF CoNsCIENcE

An ex-iieutenant OF volunteers in Pennsyl-
vania has written letter to Secretary McCuI-
loch, enclosing S25. and makes the statement
that 1t seemed to him that the amount enclosed
justly belonged to the United States He served
in the army seven days after he was mustered
out, and was paid to the date his service end
co, instead Of the date OF muster out. He ad /.
ded that If the Secretary believed the money
was due the Government, he wished il pro.
perly appropriated, but il not, to return the
ar, -
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SWAMP LAMBS.

The General Land Office has just submitted
TO the Secretary Of the Interior list of I3o, 1862
acres OF land in the Ionia Land District enur.
ing 10 the State OF Michigan as swamp lands,
under the act of Congress approved Sentem' :
Der ", 1850. There has also been Transmitted
to the Governor Of Illinois a schedule of /. :lo5
acres enurIng as swamp lands TO that State.
the NandalIa Land District -
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NEW COUNrERFEITs

TN Saturday, the Treasury Department re.
ceived from Decatur, Alabama, two new conn.
terfeits OF the denominations OF $40 and s:0
TEey are well intended to deceive, but IN
comparison with the genuine notes they can
readily be detected, as the lettering is not as
clearly printed as in the genuine, but is some.
what blurred; the paper is of poor quality.
and the color OF the note altogether too lIght
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WHITE HOuRF

Among The many visitors at the White House
to-day We're J. Il. Mallory, formerly Secretary
of the Confederate Navy, but who did not sue
coed IN obtaining an interview with the Pres
ideni: Charles OConor, counsel FOR jefferson
Davis, and ex-Gov. Pratt. The latter gentle
m2S had a conference with the President
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LOCAL NEWS,

ARRESTS FOR BURGLARY-Thp readers of
the Star viii remember that the boot ana shoe
store OF Mr.. Calvin Payne, OH High street in
6eoreetown, was entered by "A burglar by
means of false keys on the 5alh OF NAV and
again on the jth instant, ana q considerable
hunter OF boots and shoes were stolen, amount
ing IN value 10 about $500. Detectives Clarvoe
ana McDevit were notified, and aided by Ser
geani Essex. proceeded to search out The thief
and the goods. They very soon got on the trail
of Il man named VIM. Lilley. q noted rharac-
eel Who.i ne detectives say, has been twice in
the penitentiary of New York and Pennsyl.
varia. Last saturday night the DETECTIVES r..
ceiNed n dispatch from Georgetown Informing
them that Lilley was in the house or William
.hor'tn' VINO keeps 4 restaurant IN George
town. They went there and arrested LilIey.
and subsequently arrested Micnael Collins and
jas Clof as accomplices of Lilley Yesuprtay
they were to have hearing, and Moran ard
Dis wife went 10 police headQ uarters to give
bail for Collins and CIoh. and Superintendent
Richards dismissed Collins and Ciof and held
Moran and his wife as accompIices This
morning they had preliminary hearing and
IRON the evidence IL appeared that I.illey was
the operator in both cases A portion OF rhp
goods were taken TO Baltimore. and a part TO
virginia. A girl named Sarah Harrison. who
has been his partner. became a witness again =
MN, implicating Mr.. and Mrs. Moran. From
the statement of Mrs. Moran II appears thar
SARAH HARRISON went into Payne's store n nd
kept the salesman in conversation while Lii
Iey took the impression OF the front door KEY
When LIiley was arrested, a lump of wax was
found with impression OF a key, and kew
made from it, for the purpose OF robbing SILK
store to- morrow night. I.illey now came ont
and made clean breast of the matter: con
Tossing the guilt, and duplicating both the
Morans. Supt. Richards ordered the Moraps
10 give bail in $500 each, and committed LiIley
to Jail for further hearing, ana retained Sarah
HARRISON as witness. the wax, the new
made key for the silk store to be robbed To-
morrow night, and very neat tool used To
take the dimensions OF keys, are now in the
hands of the property clerk.