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New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
ASSEMBLY.

PRIVATE CLAIM BILL-TIiE QUARANTINE.
The entire morning hour of the Assembly WAS
occupied In the consideration OF private claim BILL
The Quarantine bill referred back TO the COMMITTEE
on Commerce and Navigation.
THE PATRIOT GREEKs-REcEee
A communication was received hom John A. heill
Greek Consul in New York. expressing the bans OF tne
Hellenic community Of Liverpool TO the Boston and Newy
York communities and American people, Tor thor fynpaN
thies with the Cretans.
The Assembly voted recess until thls evening
aEvENING SESSION.
The Assembly met at 7:30 p. m.
BILLS ADVANCED TO THE THIRD EEADfeG. 49,
To consolidate the Buffalo and State Line Railroad Win
the Erie and State Line Railroad.
To incorporate the laborers Protective Union OF Wess
Troy. A. a.
crease it's capital stock .........>
from the Buffalo Common Council against Sd ~, lnciese o.
fare on the Niagara Street Railroad an9 2n ne mopon,
the bill was referred back to the Railroad Commttee
To prohibit the EXECUTION Of criminals Id Tie Court
Houses Of Orange County r,<,...o.x g..
construct a bridge their canal IN Port Jafvls
The SPEAKER announced the following a9dlpopaI
members on the Grinding Committee Messre. btrrfwg
Rep Erle), Bergman Rep. n ", Coven Kep., fur
toni Ballard Rep Cortland, Boyd tRep. steupenls
Wyette Dem Ric6mohd), and Starr Dem., suIiSanl
incorporating the German Mission House Assoeiation
of the Port OF New.York.
Adjourned
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POLITICAL.
MAINE.
AtU0urntd.
RESOLUTIONS ON NATIONAL QUESTIONS

RESOLUTIONS ON NATIONAL opEsIloNs
sr fxLkoRiPR TO sHn rRiBuSs
AUGUSTA, Feb. 5-ResolutOns were introduced IN
the Senate and referred to the COMMITTEES on Federal
Relations, this morning declaring that the people OF
Maine demand that impartial suffrage throughout
the United States be incorporated into On organic
law that conscious, intelligent traitors yho orgi;
mated the Rebellion be forever excluded frop aii
poiitical power and privileges; that JET, Davis
ought TO be brought to speedy trial. and thai SS.
trene penalty should follow his conviction that the
pretended State governments set up by fsfsaens On.
mands their immediate and total abolition. end the
organization OF suitable governments throughout
the States lately in rebello founded on tho organic
laws Of Congress and the VIII OF the loyal peopie'
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the Assembly Railroad Comiqttce Inc Cohplltee Iouo
match in the Commodore, whose intellect seems 10 be
shnrpened as he grows older He was prompt ana rapk
I'm a his answers except the one as TO his interest III me
Harlem road He said finally his son conc answer 'n'
Am President OF the HUDSON RIVER alH uaI. i.
lem Railroad; was present at meeung OF tne Dreeors
proposition for adjustment Of the difcutes by tne
Central Railroad as far as know the Hudson RIVER
made no proposition 10 settle thetffcutes at that te
after the resolution of the Central Directors TO rescind
the 500 900 arrangemen was present az O one
hoard when the conclusion was arrived AT tnat ID
M Creebush Can't tell II there Is anything IN the charter
compelling us connect op this slde; always
the ferrage was free to passengers don dny UT bessuse
ala not want TO have anything TO do with tho new men
who controlled III had no confidence IN NJ kups manage,
ent had 5000 Shares did not sell or puy any sloek IN
View Of breaking the connection at Abahy sold at oss
the Hudson River nevercemed more tnan pro Iata ia ts
but the Central Railroad wanted 70 use our road or ree
unless they would give their freight for the round
cdnsder that from 100000 TO $4,000 would nave Psen
only fair CONDENSATION for the %ay IN wh .oS maize the
slOOOOO arrangement; dieapproved OF IT, Dut et honor
ably bound 10 carry OUT the resolution Of their agree
ment by the Central the cause OF preah1ng ne con
nection they did not think dare make the Dreat put
we did Ne because thought they woulu ufly coming
to an understanding uDtD Spring, aud then refuse
oaeonIf the Central should refuse tocarry ont their
,,reeept agreement, would you break the connection
againi AnswerI don't know ABOUT Inet u1h e1n t
prevent such interruptions TO trade ana traVS proyueu
the law be general and operating alike upon az roads We
ears hack empty and had great difficulty getting them
back at ALL We had no means OF telhg now mueh ley
used these cars the arrangement In regard TO nan9g
from Thrty.frst 10 Chambersst was made Win MI
Rlehm0nd; we DO not desire 10 smaRe dollar on
ths and are willing they get II done cheaper they eau
u m 70 o Ser 70
poAod by tho law. The effect on trade ana eohhiece
would bs Injurious ore ngbt haYe pssp psbeiuen W
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Mr. EDAfUEDs CRep., VT offered an amendment, AZ a
proyso that all citizens OF the United States pcttioning
10 be declared bankrupt shall file oath OF allegiance 10
the United States with their petition. Agreed 10.
Mr.. HENDERSON moved TO amend by making the
minimum OF Indebtedness for which voluntary bank
rupcy may be instituted instead OF $500 as In the
bin OF the House. Agreed TO-
The bill was then taken out OF the Committee OF the
Whole ard reported 10 tho Senate.
Mr.. SUMNER asked for another vote on striking out
the following: And In all proceedings In bankruptcy
commenced after year from the time this act shall go
into operation discharge shall be granted 10 debtor
whose do not pay so cent the claims against
his estate unless tho assets In writing OF majority In
number and value Of his creditors who have proved their
claims filed in the at or before the time Of appca
ton for discharge"
Mr. BUCKALEW Dem, Pa.) moved TO amend the
text Of the above by striking out the words commenced
after year from the time this act shall go into efect
which was disagreed TO.
The question then on striking out the clause above
quoted.
Tho amendment was agreed TO and the clause was
stricken out.
Mr.. HENDRICKS Dem, Ind moved to strike ont the
provision requiring the registers 0banhuptcy TO be a
pointed upon the nomination and recommendation OF the
ChcfJusee OF the Supreme Court OF the United States
10 was disagreed to-
Mr. WILSON nep Mass) said that he intended to vote
against the bill because of the amendment adopted this
afternoon He thought the bill good one, as 1t came
from the House.
AftsF fuItlG Qisagstlel ts &sEtlr. -pWAE Dsw PaJ
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RHODE ISLAND.

NJ rxuses,RH rAiBusa
PaoyIprNcE, Feb. 5.-The Senate To- day adopted.
the Constitutional Amendment with but two disi
sonting votes rte House win probably adopt It tlh
week
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and SUMMER Rep., Mass), the vote on the bin was
taken, as follows;

so the bin was lost.
Mr. Harris originally voted In the affirmative, bu
changed his vote or the purpose OF enabling him to ente
motion TO reconsider.
The Senate then, at p In., adjourned
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE


On the petition Of WILLIS HUMIsTON,. of
patent granted to him the tlh day Of April 1885,,
provement in Cand'e Mould Apparatus, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 4th day of April, 1865:
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
next: at II O'Clock M; and AL person. are
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
fle in the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing at least t,cery days before the
day OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the pues of the Of
nee, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon az testi-
mony must be fled in the office t,centy days before
the day OF hearing; t3le argume nts, if any within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered Also that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intellisencer, Washington, D.
G., and in the Times, Troy, New York, once Q week
for three successive the first Of said pubiica
tons to be It least sixty days previous to the day
of hearing. T. G. THEAKER
de 2I-w3W Commissioner OF Pafenfs
IlOLL BABIES HOOP SKIRT Also, large
~ stock Of French Corsets, Just received from En-
rope. at astonishing prices. Ladies will not for
get to caN and see the Reception Trail Skirt at
BACMS, ~ La av. near 9TH ST. de ls-tf
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rHE COURTS.

CRIMINAL Court, ysstsce Fsaer-Hsnry
west on trial Yesterday. for grand larceny,
sentenced to one year imprisonment in the Al
bsny peritentiary.
George Coates, found guilty OF petit larceny,
was sentenced TO one month IN jail.
To-day.-The following prisoners were dis
charged On their own recoenixance in the sum
OF $50, for them appearance a. Ccurt:-Annie
son sad Matilda Brown. Louisa Wallis and
Edmund b. Rice were discharged finally.
The followIng prisoners, who have been
found guilty, were sentenced: Jos. Duncan,
sesanli and battery, Jail for one month: VIM.
King, larceny of q horse from enc Mr.. Ora
ham. In consideration OF his having been
sentenced already for hve years the Court
only COVE him TWO years more 10 commence
on the expiration Of his previous sentence.
CIRCUIT CouRr, Justice wylis-Yssterdsy,
after Our report closed. the Jury returned q
yefuict Tor the plaintiff VITA one cent DANA.
ges, IA Br0therlipe We. w ilsen and F inley
Fisher vs.. Perkins; Judgment by default.
The case Of John r. Dunnineton va. John
H. Semnes, administrator of Louisa Collins
IoF dST panTn and VII
In Ibis ca Sc claims $3,936.S5 for services rem.
dered as superintendent Of her eating honse
for years monsh and II days, and This suit
Is brou cht against the administra or, Semmes,
for payment ont Of the estate. e
Court, 10. -
To-day -Ffr Bradley fled ex e. psions in the
case OF Brotherlin VS.. ilson and Fmiv
Case of BunniDgton VS. John Il Semns, al
ministratoro OF LonisA Oollins,s resumed. De-
tense set up by Mr.. Wilson wac that he did
not have any SPECIAL contract for wages bu,
he lived with her, Collins, as her paramour,
received money from time to tine, aud what
ever he wanted, and that no m oney is due him.
After argument 10 the jury, they retired and
broneht In a verdict Tor the defendant Mr
Thompson moved for q Few trial. Court ad.
jourBed.
ORPHANS COURT, ypdge Pxreelt--In mater
or the eefate OF John Forrest, 6ecea cd. amen d.
ment Of decree fer sale J. civilians for toe
petitioner. bed. -gs-Fr17. -rs..'slf d
An &C count Of the personal estate OF Adolph
EiseDbeiss, deceased, was approved and
passed; also, fret and final account of Rosa
Eiseubeiss, adm nistratrix Of Adoiph Essen.
beiss; and final account Of Alexander Provost
executor OF William H. Winter, deceased.
Susapna J. SNYDER took out letters Of ad.
ministration on the personal estate of John II.
Sn yder; bond $500 18Th. H- s-r
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MISERABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
PROPOSALS.
HeddeDorters Department Of fhe CUJabsrleadD
tB,'e Cs'S, Comm ssary Of SNbsiS,eacs.
ID r o T o s a L S.

HeadeEoTf.rs DspnrfnIerf Of fis CHpabsrlead.D
D Sn Ss, eo Ks 6ss.% 81 S g
Sesles prOpessl. which must Be ip duplicate,
viii be received until L oeiSct M. T TT.
December "a lsE, for furnishing the following
10 go pounds of best quality new Bacon Sides, to
ce tno 9t cured and smoked clear sides or
lO"o Pounds Of best quality new Bacon shoul-
der. 70 be therouglly cured and smoked.
HsS. Be Sslsa sss'r cured can
Bidders viii state when the hams he fur
sample OF the proposed hams will be furnished '"0
2tW pounds OF best quality new sugar cured
barrels.
do. pounds Ssss Of bss. fSa.ity sasarcared
@ s sss q lei s.s,g new .gs,r.Td can
Samples Of the Hams. Dried Beef, Beef Tongue,
and breakiast Bacon must he offered.
good strong, new, round hOoped barrels fun lead
900 pounds of best quality Crushed Sugar. in
sos pounds beet quality GranuIsted Sugar. in
$500 pounds Of best quality Coffee Sugar, in
100 pounds CT Rice new crop. to De naked in
good tight, new, round hcoPei barrels, fun head
5000 gallons Of the best quality Of pure Vinegar,
nade only from CIDER or whiskey, free from ali
uniform strength: the Vinegar taking IS sraiu Of
crystaiized ticsrbonate OF potash, q neutrSize
barrels and half barrels, one-haif OF each: 70 be
well co0pered and in perfect order. Samples Of
NtnegsT TO he offered In at least quart bottles.
go POUNDS Of good quality Star Candies 70 he
fDll weight, either Of Sc SIS which TO he stated
IN the lids, free from oil, full wick, in strong
boxes, strapped with green hickory.
1ot0 pounds good quality Hard Soap. dry, fun
weight. IN pound bars, not 10 contain over Is Per
cent OF water, 10 be free from soluble glass and an
other impurities, and not TO contain excess q
akali: In strong boxes. strapped with green
II the Soap 10 green. each box must contain the
required excess Of weight for the loss in drying
1900 pounds salt, clean. dry, fine grain. in
strong, well coopered barrels, full heal lined
100 pounds OF best quality Table Salt, 70 be put
mp IN small sacks, and then packed In kegs
2druns OF Dest quality God Fish, new catch.
go gallons OF the best quality new Sour krsut;
bids to be per gallon.
Leaf Lard. OF the very best quality, in kees IN
amounts - required during the month OF Jsnu-
airy, 1858
~ barrels best quality Dried Peaches
Potatoes. OF the very best quality, in amounts
required from time te time during the month of
January. lS6s.
Onions, of the very best quality, in amounts re-
guired from time TO time during the month of
Bidders will state when they propose to deliver
the stores.
Cor ditions, requirements. and terms Of payment
will be furnished, on apple alton at this office
j he right 10 reserved 10 reject any all bids.
Proposals. must be enclosed in a sealed envelope,
endorsed "PrOpOsals for fhsme the article ~ aud
addressed to the undersigned.
By order Of MAJOR General Thomas.
NJ. p. SMALL.
de2 BIB Breyet Brig. Gen and T.. q.
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ALRxANDK1A lrxMs-Tbe Journal Of this
NOR ming says: q. -fa % s.t /
The Mayor BY proclamation forbids during
christmas week, all firing OF guns, pistols, &c,
inciudine ire crackers, and also riotous or
fieorderly conduct.
The city sOnp house. kept up by the liberality
OF Col. Lee, of the Freedmen'e Bureau, and
other friends Of the poor, continues its good
work.
Some of the city churches are being .sdressed"
Tor the festivities incident TO Christmas week
Steamer Wawasset did not arrive from
Washington for Gone river Yesterday.
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TH1 SEASON 10 rapidly approaching when
all will feel disposed to give and receive pres.
ents, In accordance with ime.honored Gus.
tom. Whether these gifts be expensive or
moderate priced, they are always appreciated,
and II gives us pleas uTe to state that Mr. Prlge,
proprietor Of the One. Dollar Jeweiry Store
49, Pennsylvania avenue, three doors from
-Four. and-a halt street, has just received a
superb assortment ofjet, pearl, brilliapts, coral
and fuchsia sets, sleeve buttons, scarf pins
ladies' work boxes, knives. companions, and
an immense variety OF articles, from w nich all
can obtain suitable presents tor the holidays,
and on decidedly the most reasonable terms
that can be found in Washington.
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CHRIsTMAs PRRsINTs.-If you want TO get
Cheap Christmas Goods, go to Boswell's Fancy
Store. 3i2 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9tn
and 10th streets, where You will find real Lace
Handkerchiefs, Collars, Barbs, Sets, Pompa-
dores, &c; Coral, Rubber. Jet, and other Sets
OF Jewelry; Papier lMache, Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, Glove Boxes, Poftmonlas :.
Combs, Brushes, Extracts, Wooden Goods,
Gloves, Hosiery, Dress Trimmings ana But
tons, Hats, Ribbons and Flowers, Notions
Fancy Goods, DC. .
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DIED..

oNEIL. Departed this life. on the 18th instant,
in the 36th rear of bis age, JOHN O'NEIL, a ma.
tive of the county Cork, ireland.
His funeral will take place on Sunday, at three
o'clock p m 10Th st near h. His friends re-
spectfully invited to attend.
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MARRIED.

ROBERTS-JOHNSON. On the 9TH instant by
the Rev Augustus jackson, Rector of SC. Paul's
Church. " ashingto JOHN w. ROBERTS Iufe-
Tior Department, to Mrs. JULIA A. JOHNSON,
all OF Warrington. No cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

THR ORIGINAL FRANCS PRICE LIsr-Iood
MeriDo Shirts and Drawers, So, 60, IS, 80 cents,
Al. Good White Shirts, from 30 cents mp to
S2.5o. Good warm Gloves, from 25 cents up
Cotton Socks, from cents per pair mp; and
all other things in his line cheaper than an y
other house in this city, at i9i eth street, be.
tween ID and L, three doors above Odd + al
lows Hall. Recollect No. 494. 12,l9,I:
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ny THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; GEORGETOWN
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND:EFFECTs AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, December I'D, at 10
O'Clock, will sell, at No. % Sd street. between
High and Market streets, general assortment Of
Household Furniture and Effects of gentleman
deSs 81, mn housekeeRiT1g6 nou,,,
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} X o p o 8 A l. I
Office Of BHreax r., F., and 4. L.,

Office Of Bnreax r., f., and 4. L.,
iGats al, 70 dsTa;I psssn NIB T.
for the purchase or lease for term Of years salts
iaedtoTy tS the lessee OF the Buildings Tenements
commonly known as the WACO FACTORY" anu
Detailed descriltien Of the property can be had
and Abandoned Lands, in Austin, Waco, and Gal
Terms Of sale or lease will be, one-half the
on the delivery Of the transfer papers, and the bal
The sieat s reserved to reject any or all bids not
Proposals viii be address.d to Lieutenant J. P.
Richardson, A. A. q. M, and c. ID. o., Galveston,
as,.. Or will = %s1kS for Pur
authority from 'Commissionsf OF the Bureau ' Of
Refugees Freedmen, and ktspSppsfR bbs1ds
dels-etB Lieut. and A. a. o. n. and 8. D. O.
GREAT BARGAINS
" In PIANOS that haye been used.
mo 0ne ocssys four round corner ebicHerfns a.
One octave. Boardman 4 Gray. Saso.
yne "a octave, barley Rosewood In best'SS HU
One octave Rosewood Chickefine, Sl2s.
ws LOT sale npSn easy monthly instruments, ct the
a.. so.s is e. ss Il Sssne.9 r So
sEsSET ssE1pb. AND 81 NINTH
from fars Mn: ssSsa FSs.
a. :ST; SS &c: Ss. Ssi::
syu Bestoa asd csr 0sse cef Purs Sss ss
s i1 sss sss: . ~ q hand
each. nezs@
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THE. EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
IrsrnryTs &c TO-yIcHr

ADJUSTMENTS, &c, TONIGHT.
NATIONAL THEATER--The excellent stock
ccmpaHy IN the grand military French drama
Of the arhree Guardsmen."
Opp PILLOWS HALL-fair for the rebuild
Ing ST. Johns Church. Belts Vile, Nd, lately
destI oy ed oy FIRE
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IN ORDER TO RUN OFF our entire stock OF
Boys Clothing, we shall offer them at the fol.

IN Idct, our entire line, 20 NJ boys 1r0m three
years old upwards, will be offered 1t prime
cost. This must be done in order TO close tnis
department until spring, on account OF con-
templated improvements. A. Saks Il Co., 517
Seventh street, between Pennsylvania avenue
and ID street.
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4ss SEVENTH STREET. For Alexandar's best
kid gloves. castor cassimeres, buck ard BerliI
gloves, call At A. Bauer's, 46 Seventh street
For a fine white shirt, warranted to fit for
linen and paper collars and cuffs; for under
shirts, drawers and hosiery, in great varsity,
call at A. Bauer's New Store, late Ballantyne's
price only. Also, shirts made 70 order At the
shortest notice. ll,30,l:
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WE CANNOT REFRAIN from calling the atten
tion OF our readers to the superb stock OF fash
ionable ready made Clothing to be found al the
United States Clothing House of liable & Co.,
Ace Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and ~
streets, feeling well assured that all will find
it TO their advantage to give them call. 2
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POCKET Pick1D.-Last night, Is Mr. John
Thaxton. OF Richmcnd. Va, was passinr out
OF metropolitan Hall, his pocket was relic ved
ofa portmonnaie. containing bet ween s25 And
$50, and gold medal awarded him at the last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

InAD lHrAsr-This morning, ON cer pad.
boy thar q dead ia fant vas Iytu I'M &C., ~ -,
NE Law bnsidine, on 5th street. and ON soinS
- NE place discovered, In Q boz, tns bodv OF =
vste ieneie enid, which was taken 20 head
quarter. DIR. A. Beerend examined ,hs e.1,
and decided that IL dec from ra:arsi csuses''
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AenouND:-A Government steamer, the
same OF which could not be aseertained, ran
aground this morning opposite Alexandra.
At noon she Was siiu stationaYy, thou sh A.
forts were being made to get her on, : -
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$3.50, FoRNHK PRICE SIS, then reduced to sil,
and now selling at S0-S0--our Box Goats. This
coat 10 heavier and better trimmed than our
former ones AT sl3 A Saks l. Co 5l7 Seventh
street. between Pennsylvania avenue and ID
street. 1915
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WARREN's IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER
w PROOF CEMENT AND GRAVEL
ROOFING.

The subscribers would respectfully inform the
citizens of Washington and vicinity that they are
prepared TO put on the best quality Of WARREN'S
ROOFING, at the shortest notice, and will war
rant il 10 be superior to any other Gravel Roofing
used. We have also constantly on hand a lar &c
quantity of Felt, Gene Mt, Gravel, Crude Benzoie,
Black Varnish, Re, which We sell at the lowest
cash price T.. B. WARREN co.
Factory foot of G ST.. w Arlington, ID. G.
N. B.-Repairing old Roofs promptly attended
to. .... de q eo3mr
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SKATING PARK.-4o 10 Cronin's Skatorial
Emporium, 23s PennsylvanIa avenue, near
18th street, and procure season tickets for the
PARK. Yen can also procure there the finest
Skates at the lowest New York prices. 1872;
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MASONIC OFFICERS ELEcTRD-At a stated
meeting OF Hiram Lodge, No. 10, +. and A. M,
held n their beautf01 new Hall last evening
the following oG1cers were chosen for the en- I.
suing year:-yoseph ID. Rawlings, W. MI.
II Mills, w.; Joseph Burn. ]. W.: John nj.
Jewell, Secretary; John B. Turton, Treasurer;
L Edwards, Tiler. NJ - - = -''''''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-21

JonH +. ELLIS hfl day paper, .sThs M mai.
cal OnennE,' for Chrismas, 1867, has made its
eighth annual appearance. III 10y
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THE ORIGINAL FRANC sells Gents F urnsh-
ing Goods cheaper than any house in thus city,
at his popular store, iN 7th street, between ID
and +. three doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Recollect the No.-i9i. l2,1a,l:
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report from fnts point TO-DAY. The Glsvsr
ora Terry ssesuisp are not yet runnin md
sailing vessels have no hopes of updsffa M
ssvd 5or sometime without the aiu OF -
-. aeo make almost schedule tine; bat last nisSt
ne heypcrt was cossiderAbay behind NJ m
fsasnIns her wharf from Aqua CrSof. INA
NJ NJ =, s..s, ,.s Ar,ei Riiss regularly to Eort