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CounterfeIsinE Government BOnds and
acrurIlles.


IN the United States Senate, on the
DIST, the following act was called up by
Mr Poland, Of Vermont, and passed
. \ bin more eiectually 10 provide for the
punishment OF certain crimes against
the United States.
/ SECTION ]. That if any person orper-
I sons shall falsely make, alter forge, or
counterfeit, OF cause or procure 10 be
f falsely made, altered, forged or counter
. is.Jed. OF willingly aid or assist IN the
I false making altering, forging, or coun-
1 teTleiaug amy bond, bid, proposal guar
au.ee, security Official bond, public
record, aiidavit, or other writing, F1r the
. purpose of deiiagdug the United States
OF shall utter or publish as true,
or cause 10 be uttered or pub
/ lshed o. true, any such false,
. forged, altered, OF cuulter.eitei bond,
bid, proposal, guarantee, security. Off
cial bonds, public records. AFFIDAVIT or
other writing. for The purpose Of defrand-
( ing the United States, knowing The same
obe false, forged, altered, or counterfeit. OF
/ shall transmit or present at, or cause OF
. procure % be- transmitted % Ee presented
al the Ofnee or any Onlcer Of the United
] States. anV such false, forged, altered or
[ cauulerfeiied bond, bid, proposal, guar
autee. security, OFFICIAL bpldsr public
record. affidavit o. Other writing, bu0W-
. iHE tha same " be false, forged, altered
I OF oounterf1ited for tae purpose Of de-
Z frauding the United States, every such
J Defs5n shall be deemed and adiudged
lwfItv Of felony. and being thereof duly
convicted. shall be sentenced @ le M
! pais0ned ana EspJ : marc hboF ior q
I period not exceeding ten years, OF be
! fined not exceeding $1,000, OF both Of said
/ uunishments at the discretion Of the
. court.
see, p That If any offeusa shall be
committed iu any place which has been
( or sEal hereafter Be Ceded to and under
the jurisdiction Of the United States,
which oiiense Is not prohibited, or the
/ punishment thereof Is not specially pro-
vided for by any law Of the United States,
such oflense shall, upon conviction IN
any court Of the United States hayiug
cognizance thereof, be liable 10 and re-
ceive the same punishment as the laws
Of the State ia which such place is ia OF
/ nay be situated, and now ln forcs. pro-
I viding for the ike Cfiense, when com
mitted within the jurisdiction OF such
STATE: and no SUBSEQUENT repeal in any
such state Of such Law, shall effect any
F. prosecution for such olfanse in any Of the
courts of the United States
bar Agassiz goes on nom victory to
victory in Brazil. He vii need squad
ron 10 bring home the fish and creeping
things. The last reported census, footed
up s7o different ashes, Of which 70J are
: new species, aHd Is are OF new genera +
and he IS still fishing.
BSrThe Hight Of fAbsurdity-A yege-
tartan attending q cattle show.
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r. Gen. Grant was invited after SER
vice in Grace Church, New York. on
Sunday, 10 remain 10 hear the organ
plav. "No," replied the General, 9"I
don't know one tune from another, and
would rather hear bass drum than an
organ. auy day.
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atlnntIe Ina ereat Testern RaIIEar
MIssIsslppI 3 Tennessee RallrOad,
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

~,,.,--,,r-s have been established af Mem
"A oEt-,t ~ Tfffee-1ando C0ldWater, Como. sarlis
- PMS 9aEiqnd and Grenada, - which
-.l,ss. Frsiqilss can be shipped without Pre-
Po.lls Po..lll,,srt unlii further notice To Al otnef
p'ls1l-,,.h 1o5fplaiEt Is made in cQnsequenes Of
l7,- ing sent back from Depot Every
l,zt II reiug made by the Company % get on
sli,ls "a fast As possible, and a Freight Irliii
Searl sent out DAILY for the last ysek, oll
-+51i ii IS not sufficient TO meet tne aeiaanu4
VS-f-h no Depot in which % receive anu store
e-si-i,f ana but q limited supply ofrolllng STOCK
Te cannot do the business wnicn - nov olier-
inp SATISFACTORILY 70 the puOlie- Every eAsliion
--.-ss.s rbe amount which Is shipped, but We
csn1St 40 mere than the facilities q the Rosd
'-ii~". A. 8 LIFEuMObE.
10. General Superintendent.
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And is a Saving OF from s6 10 So
per Barreu to tbe Consumer.

This arstcIe has Vact with The most
wonderful success, A large proportion
Of the citizens of Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using IL; bat
am continent there Hre many others who would
avail themselves of its advantages We're they
satisfied regarding its HEALTHFULNE! E!s5
and CHEAPNE5S
To convince such Of these facts Z bava oh
tanned a large number Of certificates from well
and fayorably known physicians and Others. a
few OF which give below. One trial will con-
vince the most incredulous that ii is 10 their
advantage 70 use this Flour, as an ECONOMY
and SATISFACTION in every respect.
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rELEGRAPHIC.
EVENING DISPATCHES.


NEW YORK, March 2G.--The letter Of
Secretary Seward to Minister Adams,
giving an official history Of the Hampton
Roads Peace Conference, during the win
ter Of IS64-'65, has been published.
The Attorney General has decided that
Southern pensioners be restored TO the
rolls OF Southern pension agencies, on
proof Of continued loyalty during the
war, and claims TO be paid.
The principle involved, II correctly re-
ported, directly conflicts with Second
C0mptoller's opinion, that balances due
Southern residents are not payable TO
claimants but belong to Government as
enemy's property. Second Comptroller'5
decision IS. subject TO revision by the
solicitor of the Treasury, upon applica-
ton Of claimants to the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The Treas
urv Department issued last week S2A,
600 in fractional currency. Redemptious
amounted To S482, ,000. Certificates Of in
debtedness, SOS, 900. Disbursement De-
partments was nearly $, 900, ,00O-Navy
over $1,000, 600, and Interior nearly So
600 900
Gen. Spinner holds over S8lG,000,000
securities for the circulation of National
banks, and over So, 600, 600 securities for
deposits.
HAMILTON, c. W, March 24.--The
is still busy with the de-
lenses, but the reports of the numbers
under arms in Canada are very much
exaggerated. The number Of able-bodied
men liable to service is not over 2O,O0O.
Not over half that number offered their
PTTTsBURG, March 2G.-The river is
ten feet and falling.
ST. LOUIS, March pa special says
the Confederate General Hood, Of Texas,
was on Change on Friday.
Robert Walsh, long connected with our
milling interests, died on Fridayevening !
INDIANAPoLIs, March 2G.-Gov. Nor |
ton is reported to be improving slowly |
under his New York physicians.
LOUISVILLE, March 26.-Four Italians /
have been arrested here for having four /
teen thousand dollars in spurious fifty I!
cent currency-a very dangerous coun- /
-erteit. Carlo Latranza, the principal, is 1
said 10 be in the service of band of New /
Y Ork counterfeiteTs to circulate these is
sues in New Orleans and other remote
parts Of the country.
NEW YORK, March 26.-The European
lies say it is rumOred that n misumder-
.tauding exists between tile English Gov
.rnment and the American Embassy at
London, relative to the imprisonment of
everal persons charged with Fenianism,
Who claim to be American citizens, and
iemand their liberation or trial. The
Misunderstanding has been referred 20
for solution, and probably
nay prove embarrassing.
NEW YORK, March 26.-COtton nomi-
Ial, i0c; Gold, 253c.
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HOUSE


Mr.. Price. from the Pacific Railroad
Committee, reported back a bill 10 aid ln
tile Gopstruction Of the Kansas and Neo-
sho Valley railroad, connecting Great
Lakes, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas WIN
Texas aud the Gulf Of Mexico, Ordered
20 be printed and recOmmItea,
Mr. Stevens introduced resolution
which was adopted, requesting The oec-
retsry Of the Interior to report lhe eA-
pendituTes made under his direction lp
conformity with the 9th section Of The
Indian appropriation bill Of March
3, 1865 specifying the amount Of each
appropriation expended for what IN
diaus, and for what objects disbursed.
The House then proceeded during the
morning hour, 10 the call OF committees
for reports nf q private character.
among otheT ILLS reported and passed
was Joint Resolution reported by Sir.
Bingham, from the Committee on Mill
tary Aflairs, for the relief Of certain OH
GERS Of the army. The Joint Resolution
provides in every case 10 which COM
missi0ned officer actually entered on his
duty, such commissioned officer was en-
titled, by Law, 10 be mustered ln Us such,
who, By reason Of capture by the enemy,
or other cause beyond his control, with
out fault OF neglect Ok his own. was not
mustered according 10 regulations within.
3 period Of not less than thirty dave.
The pay department shall allow 10 such
oficers full pay and emoluments rom
ths date on which the oftceractuallve en-
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Indorsement of the Presldent

"The Independence exhibited by the
writer in resisting the attempt to lew
a tax upon him as an oflice-holder under
the Federal Government, and his inst
statement Of correct principles. eDfitIa
rim to respectand appreciation. L there
fore, as an evidence OF my appreciation.
and the qualities manifested in his letter
recommed him TO the Paymaster Gene
raj for early promotion.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Executive Mansion, March Is, Is8
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IA The house Of DR.. Scott, in Astoria,
New York, was consumed by IRE on the
22d, Loss 1900,
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Westward Trains.
The Connection BY this Route
is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND 10 STAGING.
Fare Less
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Raflrs.d
leave 6faud junction daily al . 1'clock .u.ua-
Trains on TIE Noble AMI Ohio E.afI rrs.I Issv.
eCriuth gOiuE North and south Daily --or-tb
"a pm. and North ~ 2 am
At Decatur res1i5 con 5c-- 1ll- are ulads with
the Nashville and Decatur l.0ac Tor Nashville
Louisville, etc.
At Stevenson connections ere made VITA
trains on the Nashville and Clattalooza Rail
road.
At fnattllpoEa connections are made with
trains on the East Ienmesses and tisJrgla. and
western and Atlantic Railroads, f0r al pErrs
Of GeorRia, south and North Carolina, virginia
and the NaFth.
For through tickets aud further Information
apply az No. 70 Court Street, or al the Mem phis
and Charleston Depot.
W. j. ROSS, Gent Eup'L
O.. l. ANDERSON,
General Freight ana Ticket agent
JULIUS HAYDEN,
tnlf-Im-fell General Travelling Agent
-rsr--~--,, ~~~,-rw-r~r .~rrs q a v-r-~ryTr
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PILES.

1p GIgERT has now a remedy with which
- ean core any case Of Piles hssh Is hair
=. avili cure any one Of SYPHILIS, chrcnic
or aeute. He gives no mercury. Experienoe,
fvvenfv-dve wears.
otIise. Saiss 81 so,...S side Court street.
naril-lHl
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NURSERIES.
Nnn - raD Y
TRANSPORTATION.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANCE OF sCHEpurr
Eastward Trans.

On and after "WEDNESDAY. the sth irssaB,
the tAains ol ne Memphis anu Charleston IlalI-
road VIII run DAILY, as follows;
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Wines, AeS, P0rteTS 6 COFdiaiS,
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
50 baskets Wine, Piper HeidsICk.
80 DO. Charles Heidsick.
20 boxes Charles Fare
70 casks English and EdIabuPg Ale and
Porter, pts. and qts.
10 quarter casks sheTFJ.
10 quarter casks AadciFa.
10 0eiay0S PiuHet, CasullIOn and OtaFa
BPandles.
pipes Pure Holland Gin.
pipes Pure Swan Gin.
so cases Curacao.
% cases Anniseite.
% eases NaSChin0 and AbSyRth,
10 cases Sunshine Wine.
Dds. Apple Brandy, warranted six
years old.
10 easkS Irish ana Scotch Whiskies.
100 pigs. bourbon, various grades and
ages.
sG~ Orders Solicited from the Trade. .~gss
Ne. S42 Second Street,
OPPOSITE ETHE GREENLAw OPERA HOUSE
MEMPHIS TENN.
jals Sm
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-Nohfce.
Mensphls. AIareh 5. lsa6.

Memphis, March g. 1866.
Having this DAY disposed OF my interest in the
firm OF Wilson, Laird & Co. 10 Wilson, Carter &
Co., solicit FOR the new firm a continuance OF
the patronage 50 liberally extended 10 the old.
mTd-lm HENRY LAIRD.
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RECoM Na NaENpATEoNs:


MEMPHIS, TENN. August g. 1855.
have used Morgans sell Rising Flour and
ind II do be Il most excellent article. / have
also examined the ingredients which produce
its self rising properties, and find them 10 "a.
not only innocent, but important to yerrp pc-
nutrition. / can freely recommend Il tasalaoSt
healthful and desirable flour, producer o an
article OF bread superior TO that made iIl the
ordinary manner,
JEo. T. FRAYsER, NJ. d.
amined tue ingredients
c. Z. VII cox, n. D.
K F. BROWN, NJ. d.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, August p, 1855.
nave used Morean's self Rising Flour am.
examined It's ingredients. II Is an thai I,e
clalIns Tor ~ anu is entirely harmless to al
SICK or Wei, and Is especially adapted as ,Aiet
for dispepties ard consumptives, Its mate risIs
supplying IN those cases, healthful and nucf
needed hEtrlIneut. j.. W. GABBERT, 81, ID
viii prepare any barrel Of hour Sc nj tn me
or VIII furnish any quality oI -four ordered bn}
for my own sales use none but th verv best
IT Harrison, or its eguaL '
The bread and biscuit made from this -four
can De eaten as Well warm as cold. without tiss
least Inconvenience 10 The we IL and dvsDer,iic
sto14ach, and has been knoWnto greatly benedt
Pat up in g. II, q, ana rs pound pa kages.
Half Barrels and Barrels.
This -four VIII be found on sails in paczsss5 m
all nrSt class family groceries in tie cfv - ~
wholesale a. ine TcanufactOry, AS Main street
doors south Of Beale Memphis Tenn.
t A liberal discount viii be made TO tF,e Trade
ianli ALLEN +. MORGAN. Pruprieior.
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have examined the ingredients and pro-
nounce them innocent On 4 the bread superior.
X, Z. MALONE, N d.
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PUBLISHED DAILY a WEEKLY
-BT-
3 Z N j MIN z. DILL
To whom all Letters should be Addressed.
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B%rThe Hight Of Absurdity--A yege-
tartan attending cattle show.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Memphis and CharlestV
RAILROAD

Ia ureuared - receive and nay steamboat
chasI,es and drayags on freight CONSIGNED t8
parties az the following points OK the Memphls
and Charleston Railroad VIZ.
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CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY UNION
L he regular weekly meeting OF the Conserya-
tive Army and Navy Union was held at Tenn
peranCe Hall last evening, Colonel TAFT in the
CHAIR, and Lieutenant Walls acting as secre-
tary.
preamble setting forth that Congress AZ its
last session failed TO pass act equaIizing
The bounty in favor OF the yoluD teers of ls6l
and 1862, on the plea that such q me sure had
not been asked for; and the Paymaster Gen.
erai having reported that 6O0,OOO applications
have been received, asking gratuities of $50
and slOO in lieu thereof. with a resolution re-
guessing the executive committee TO draft
Petltio n 10 Congress on the subject, fixing the
oasls at . y per month was offered, and re-
ferred 20 the executive committee.
capt Geise moved that the third of the series
ofresolutlons IN relation TO negro suffrage be
repealed.
The Chair decided that the resolution adopt
ed AZ previous meeting repealed the resolu.
ton referred 10, as also the two first OF the
series.
on the vote being taken the Chair was sus-
tanned.
Col O'Bierne remarked that there was too
much discussion on political subjects, and too
much said in reference TO the action OF Con-
gress. He claimed that the object of he asso-
ciation was thas OF aiding the soldier and the
WIDOWS and orphans of soldiers, and admon-
lshed that they should keep more strictly to
the prime objects Of the Union. He offered
thefollowing, which were unanimously adopt
ed
ResoIrsd. That the first and paramount duty
OF this association Is the relief and advance.
meni OF disabledesoldiers and sailors aad their
widows and orphans.
Resolred, That hereafter all resolutions be
nrst submitted to the Executive Committee
and ifdeemed by them TO oe of interest 70 the
association, they shall be offered for action
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES or PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TRUSTEES of Public schools was held last eve
ming, Mayor Wallach in the chair and Mr. r
Boisseau secretary; Messrs Wilson, Brown.
Iusiin, Knees, Woodward, Clark, and John
son being present
An application for n leadership was re-
CeIYed from Mrs q. T.. Davis. of Georpetown
ana TeierIed. Inc resignation of Miss Maggie
L. tlenner was accepted
Reports OF the teachers of the several districts
we're read by the secretary showing the nun
per on the rolls in the First District l,l0i, ap-
piieants ~ Second District l,165, applicants
ar Third District 1876, applicants ai9: Fourth
District l.lS3, applicants 20.
Mr Wilson called the attention of the Board
10 statement OF the treasur Mr. r. T. Nor.
SEM showing the value of books furnished in
Urgent scholars during the month of Septe mber
IN the FIRST District TO be SIS %; Second slI 90;
Inird, So -; Fourth, SS9 50. Total sI67a5
"A conversation ensued on this subject i'm
which the Trustees spoke of their experiences
II regard 10 giving pupils orders for books, and
me gdaaual increase OF the amount required for
The statement wss referred to the committee
on expenditures 10 report some general rule on
the subject.
The Secretary presented a circular from
MesSrs. Turner and hurbert, of PHILADELPHIA
calling the attention of the Board to a ne W ar
tered
Mr.. Morsell, the Treasurer, presented anum-
Der OF bills which were approved by the
Dir. Brown remarked that the matter WAS a
delicate one, but IN view OF some IN EN- bers hay-
ing peculiar qualifications for certain commit
lees he would move the appointment OF a COM
iBIttee OF four 10 act as an advisory committee
10 the President in appointing committees: car
RED, and Messrs. Brown, Rnees, johnson and
HOlmead were appointed.
Mr.. CLARK introduced 4 resolution instruct
ING the Secretary TO send notices to the men,
bers OF the regular meetings, and to discon
uhue the practice of giving notice in the pub
lie papers; which was adopted.
MI Iustin spoke of the absence of members
of the Board as TO be regretted, and offered the
following resolution, which was adopted.
ReSOtred, That the absence of members
seriously retards the transaction of business
pertaining to pubHc schools, therefore the
attendance OF trustees At all meetings of the
Board is deemed highly important
The Char announced the following CON-
mittees Suppliec-Messrs. Clark, Tustin
Csssell, and Fox. Text Books-Messrs Will
son HOlmead, Rhees. and johnson. Rules
Messrs- Rhees, johnson, HOlmead, and Tus-
TN school Houses-Messrs. Tustin, Rhees
Walsh, and Murtagh- Examination OF Teach
sTs-hessrs. Walsh, Wilson, Woodward, and
Eolmea0. Accounts-Messrs Woodward
Brown, murtagh. and Clark. Music-Messrs
Brown, Clark, Woodward. and Holmsad
Ccngress-Messrs. johnson. Wood ward. Tus-
Tan. ana MuItagh. Teachers Insttute-Messrs
Wilson, Woodward Walsh, and Casseu An
Eual RepoTt-Messrs. Rhees, Tustin, Clark
ana Murtash. Adjourned
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs-lesterday morning
Mrs Cats, hostess OF the hotel at West End
hearing noise in the bar-room, which she
supposed was empty, FASTENED 10 IL, and dis
covered there a negro man. She asked what
ne was doing there, and received, in reply, a
violent blow in the face, which knocked her
dowB-her back: in her fall, striking upon the
nm OF wine cask, which seriously injured
her. The negro then made of as rapidly as
possible. followed by young Mr.. Cats, who
however, lost sight OF him A reward has
been offered for his arrest
The Mayor yesterday morning received from
brew Brig. General Luddington, chief quar-
termaster OF this department, an offi cial COM
munlcatlon stating that upon application. one
hundred cords OF wood now at the govern
ment woodward, would be placed at his dispo-
sal for the benefit of the gent OF AIexandria
The Mayor instantly despatched a messenger
10 washington with the proper papers, and
VIII to-day commence 10 issue wood TO the de-
serving.
Monday night. as Mr.. James Brannon was
on his way home, when he reached the inter-
section OF Washington and Oronoco streets he
was tripped mp and knocked down by q man
who approached him from the rear. During
The scuffie which ensued two colleagues of the
assailart came to his assistance. and the three
after beating and choking Mr.. Brannon until
he was nearly dead, robbed him Of the contents
OF hts pockets, which amounted TO seven dol
lars and fifty cents
The committee appointed 70 investigate the
charges against Capt Walsh, of the night
watch IL seems. are unable to agree, and will
ask 10 be discharged from farther consideration
OF the subject.
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"EWoCLD REQUEST those in quest of Boots,
Shoes or Rubbers 10 examine Pipef's ne W and
large stock now opening at ago Pennsylvania
avenue. between X and 9Th streets. His en-
tire stock was manufactured and selected with
great care. since the decline in goods, enabling
MN 10 sell at prices satisfactory to the closest
buyers.
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POLICE RETURNs.-The police reports this
morning exhibit 50 arrests, and SI46 IS corpo.
ration fnes as the results of yesterdays opera.
uons. A few cases under the criminal law:
were reported.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS in endless variety are
10 De found at the Stores OF j X. Foley, Nos
255 Pennsylvania avenue, and 3l6 + street.
Parties in want of such articles "a Skates.
Sleiehs Rocking Horses, China Goods OF ali
KINDS, such as Vases, Mantle Ornaments, and
All kinds OF jets, Cutlery and Plated Ware
Glass and Crockery Ware, and all manner OF
house furnishing goods. would do well to call
at either of the Stores and thereby save time
and money
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AhUsEMENTs. &C.. TONIGHT.

NATIONAL observation-disclosures this veninR
as a" Asa Trenchard' IN .-Our American
COusiH." and Hugh de Brass In "a Regular
Pix" An excellent bill
WALLS NEW OPERA HoUsl.-Third night
OF Mrs. ID. r. Bowers and Mr.. J. G. McC n.
Tom, who will appear m Buiwer's beautiful
play, " The Lady OF Lyons" To be followed
by the capifal farce. "a Trying It on"
ODD FELLOWS HALL. Navy Yard.-Fair for
benefit OF ST. Peters Parschial School.
ODD FELLOWS HALIFAX in Aid Of the
building fund of the new Episcopal Church
18th Infantry Band, and tableaux every eve.
ming.
FAIR BrILDISe, corner of 9TH street and Pa
aYenne.-Ihe Grand Masonic Fair, for the
mences this evening.
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TIE ANNIVERSARY OF Harmony Lodge, No.
y. l. u. y. r, Will be celebrated on Monday
evening next by grand levee, &c, at the
Navy lard Hall, when an enjoyable affair,
comprising vocal and instrumental music,
81 eaking- etc, and dancing in the main sa-
loon, may be expected
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LEAD YOUR BOYS 10 Henning's One Price
iothlr Store, on the corner of tn street and
Mary land avenue, and buy for them some of
us melton Suits. JACKIE and pants, at seven
dollars and ffity ceuts. Remember the place
and the terms-One Price only, marked i'll
plain figures.
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INDECENT EXPOSURE james Allen fcol
was arrested last night by Officer Ellis. of the
I'd ward. for Indecent exposure upon the street
Justice Thompson fined him s..