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Henry Clay ON the Principles OF Govern

The following letter from Henry Clay mas
never before been published. 1t is interesst1lEhS
at this time because il shows that several OF tue
principles then cOntended for by the great
statesman are identical with those which the
Republican party is now entorcing;-s ..,,,o,
"AsHLAND sept 49, 1872 Dear SRI and
your communicating the patriotic purPoSgS ,a
views of the Young men Of Phlladelpala anu I'M satiSs
of the principal objects which suppose engSge
the common desNe and the common eXertOhS o. Iuns
Whig party bring about in the GoVernmeuV oi 'ne
United States These ares - A. ,,t,,
"a sound national currency, regulated by the VIII
and authority of the nation. ,-,.. v,.
IAN adequate revenue, with fair protection 10 Anne
rcan industry -,-,.,.
CJust restraints ON the Executive rover, embracing
a further r. strictOn on the exercise of the veto.
"a faithful admlnlslrntiOn Of the pubic u3rnb,h
with equitable distribution Of the proceeds OF sales
OF it among all the States. a., ..,
"An honest and economical administration OF @ the
General Government, leaving public officers perfect
freedom OF thought and of the right of suhrage but
with suitable RESTRAINT against improper interference
IN elections
cumbent Of the Presidential Office 10 single term,
"Ihese objects attained, think that should
cease TO be afflicted with bad administration OF the
Government,
want HENRY CLAY"
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An EccentrIc PhHsicInn.

writer in CdsSels Magazine tells some
curious stories of Martin Van Buchell a dentist,
whose father was tapestry to George ii
OF England. The son first appeared as a dentist
and was so successful that he is said to have
received as much as eighty guineas for set of
false teeth; but he also devoted himself to me-
chanlcal Inventions connected with surgery, as
well as patent stirrups and other contriyauces
long since forgotten. The most extraordinary
ireak oil this eccentric philosopher was exhibited
after the death OF his first wfe, from whom he
was SO unwilling to part that he had her body
embalmed, and for long time kept it in q glass
case IN the drawing-room, where numbers of
pelsors went to see 1t, and in order to account
ior such strange whIm, invented report that
ne was entitled by clause in will to certain
money so long as his wife remained above
ground" In his household but little meat and
no fermented drink was allowed; at all events,
ne ne paTto0k OF none OF the latter, though he may
have winked at its consumption by his wife, for
he made 1t rule to take his dinner alone, and
Whlstied when he wanted anything.
He was twice married, aud on each occasion
gave his wife the choice of wearing either white
or black clothes from that time thenceforth. The
first chose black, the second white so that he
had an opportunity of discovering which was
most becoming; but neither of them ever
appeared in coloTs.
his own appearance was not little singular,
and as at one period he took fancy for selling
cakes, nuts, apples, and gingerbread at his
street-door in Mount street. Berkeley Square,
he became, perhaps, rather more notorious than
famous, although there was a certain dignity
about his fine flowing beard IN days when every
body shaved clean. Imagine him. however
(says the writer), on grey pony untrimmed
and unlocked (tor his objection to har.cutting
extended to the clipping of animals), with
shallow, mario trimmed hat rusty with age,
brown coat and unblacked boots; his steed
not only decorated with streaks and spots OF
black green, or purple, but furnished, by way
OF headgear, with a sort of spring blind, which
could be let down over the animals eyes, IN
case OF his taking fright, or to conceal any
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-11
SAIL pEPosIr COMPANY.

The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, for the Safe
Keeping of Bonds, stOcl0s, and
other VRluabIeS,
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ALEXANDRIA IrKas.-rhe yosrrc, OF this

morning says: ls,rngE &. .s ..alrr
The Council Committee, cha, ged with Ar.
ranging prsllminaries for taxing care of toe
INDECENT colored people handed over by the
Freedmens Bureau. found on examination
that under Schoaeids order, they would have
to provide only for 16 adults and IA children.
out of 1873 adults and 90 chiidrea in charge OF
the Bureau. The Committee says: In euforc-
ing che laws OF Congress. and the orders OF the
genuine traits of the soldier and the maSuan-
Unity Of the Christian gentleman he has
strictly required obedience to all laws. bat he
oss .ot forced the iron INTO our souls for this
war the free coIored people OF our city were
thrifty and industrious, very few of them
were dependent upon the county or city even
in winter, aud we find now that they are still
exerting themselves to remain independent
The Mayor, in his report to Col. Lee on
the same subject says the city is willing to
the war and expressed qualification that it is
not to be saddled with the expense OF support
ing the large number who fiocked here during
the war.
owen Clark was brought before SQUIRE
White at NO 5, south Royal street, Yesterday,
on the complaint Of his wife for not furnishing
her with all the means OF living that she de-
mands. Clark set up IN defence that he could
not live with her because OF her tendency to
domestic Draw Is and strong drink. The Mag.
istrate held that having taken her for ''better
or for worse" he must submit n.t 10 his tate:
his present imbrogiio by the prefer Of two dol
lars a week. though he well fears, from his
luekless experience Of the sex, there will soon
be cry for more.
Jake Underwood. of Fairfax, having gone
to the Maryland shore on business, left his
boat. but found. on searching for 1t, that the
tide had fioated it off. He rightly conjectured
that human agency had hand in directing its
motion. 80 he came to Alexandra and found it
tied to the King street wharf. He caused the
arrest of George Deane, who had load OF
sumae in it. Deane was carried before Justice
White. charged with abstracting the boat; but
succeeded in showing that he did not do any
thing OF the kind; but that Middleton Ham
ford did. The police then went after the
latter
John Cloe. a very worthy CITIZEN who lived
near Union Mills, on the o. Il A. X r., was
found on Tuesday morning, about two miles
from Manassas, on the railroad track with his
head nearly severed from his body. He was
last seen al Manassas, late On Monday evening.
in state OF intoxication, and is supposed to
have fallen asleep on the track while returnir G
home, and to have been run over by the morn
ing north bound train which passes about
light.
Rev. J. r. Nichols, of Baltimore. Is holding
a"protracted meeting in the Methodist Prot
estant church Of Alexandra.
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NO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER-,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE. July 18th, 1856
Application having been made under the act Of
June 1850. for the reissue of the following de-
ssribed Land Warrants; which are alleged to have
that at the date following the description of each
warrant, new certificate or warrant of like tenor
will be ressued, if valid objection sheuId then
appear. JOS. H. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No. s4l74. for 12Q acres issued under the act o
MarCh Sd, 1855, in the name of James Nelson Rial
minor child of Nelson Rial, deceased and as grant
ed August %. 1856. October 26, 1867.
No. 81 ,649 for LEO acres. issued under the act of
March Sd, 1855, in the name Of Leayitt Daniels,
and was granted March q, 1851 October Is, 1867. :
No. 49, 5l: for l0 acres. issued under the act of
March g. 1855. in the name of Reuben BEDDING, and
was granted October s, 1855. September n, 1857.
No: 55 800, for so acres, issued under the act of
and was granted April 10, 1854 August g, 1857
March 8, 1855 in the name of David Glenn, and
was granted MARCH !, 1856. September q: 1857.
March 8, 1855. in the name of Mary M. widow Of
1856. November 9, 1867. %. =
No. 48sl5, for l6O acres, issued under the act of
March 8, 1856, in the name of Robert G. Fannin
and was granted October g. 1856. November I6,
1857. f.a = ~
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DIED.
1ARR1GAN. On the 18th inst. ANNA JOIIA.
infant Gau ghter of Andrew and Ann E Harrigcn.
aged Is months and day.
Death has claimed our little Ola.
Set his seal upon her brow.
In the arms of her dea~ Saviour
She is slice ping swcctly now.
Gone hut not for gotten.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re
qucsted attend ct funeral. from the residence Of
her parents, No. $50 eth street Navy Yard, on the
14th inst, At L. a.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
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CITY ITEMS.

.JEwEtRy.-Spsngte Bog Wood Sets, three
lsnk Bog Sets, Jet Spangis Sets. Coral Box
Setts, and Buttons, Plain. Peari and Rubber
Buttons, Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, re-
ceaved tbtS morning at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewetfy Store, No. 43s Pennsylvania avenue,
near ~ street
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GAx FIxruREs.-Read Alex. r. Shepherd
& b others advertisement
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TIE R1vsR FRONT. ssrr. 70. N alters along

TEE RIVER FRONT, SEPT. 3.--Ma alters along
the wharves to. day arc q little more lively
than for the past few days. The walking from
the laying down OF dne shavines and sand.
The following is summary Of the arrivals
Horrey's Wharf-Sailed, schr. E. English,
Sybell, for GEORGETOWN, to load with Cumber-
land coal for an Eastern Port.
Cdrter's Wharf-Arrived, schrs james Ma
for Wood & Brotser; Majestic, Murpay,
Havre e-Grace. with 100 tons coal for T. F.
Haley. Sailed, schrs Chas. Gaskili. Dutton.
for Alexandria, Va. light; Father and Son,
McReady. for Elizabeth river. Va. (west
stead. r,'.. B..
R,,ey's Wnorf-Arrived. schr. Mignonette,
John Laurie. Sailed, schr. Federal Hill, for
Georgetown, to discharge part Of cargo.
Fo,slsys Who'f-Airived; sehr Hazard,
ed. schrs: e. Fl. Furber. Cobb, Georgetown. to
load with coal for Boston Mary A. Tyler,
Tyler. for Georgetown, to load with coal for
New Brunswick.
Crouch's Whorf-Arrlved, schr Kate. Freer,
upper Machodoc, wood for Frayser. Sailed.
schr. 1mogine, Pasey, cargo of furniture for
Angemira Stores; N. u. Fox. New, George.
At the Eastern Branch wharves the follow
ing arrivals and departures of vessels have
been reported from the 10th to the 18th instant
inclusive:
Green's Wharf-Arrived - Schrs Federal
Hill, Wheeler, shingles for T. f. CLARK Tram,
Acwortb, pine wood for market
WilIioms G JoHys Wharf-Arrived-Schr
Enterprise, Simmons, pine wood for market
Sarah Ellen, Shannon, do do; Martha Ann,
Morris, do. do.
Departures.-Schrs. Sam MARS, Kelley: Sal
lie, Bowie; Benz. Cox, Franklin; Adeline, Ben
nett-all bound down, light; A. T. Kindberg,
Thomas, for GEORGETOWN, for coal for Ware
ham Co.; Sarah, Mowbery. light; Federal Hill,
Wheeler, with part cargo of shingles, for
Georgetown; Sarah Jane, Cottingham light;
America. Paul, tor & street wharf.
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GUN CARRIAGES.-The steamer E. g. knight
stopped al The arsenal yesterday on her way
to New YoIk and took on board q number of
gun carriages and cassons for one OF the forts
III the New York harhor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-13

FINE BLACK BEAVER Sure Just received at
henning's. corner 7th street and Maryland
avenue, for one price Only.
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SrEIEwAy e. SONS PyANos.-Thase SPLEEN
ola ,nstTume n ts, aw arded the First Gold Medal
a. the Paris Exposition. are for saie Ia tDis
cary oy the agents, W. G. Metzerott &c Co.
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SUSPICIOUS CHAEACTERs-Detec Kelly
yesterday arrested three suspicious characters,
named Charles Davis. John Bennett and Chas.
Jones. whe were taken TO police headquarters,
and there locked up for the night. The trio
were brought out before Justice Tucker this
MOI ming, who dismissed them on the condI-
lion that they leave the city by the 40 train.
They say that they are showmen, belonging to
Wilson's show and circus.
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q "a
RUNS IN EACH INNING.

CnloE. ............. d o 3 3 2-22
Fly catches made-Fisher l. Studley ), tlet.
cher !, Smith !, Urell 1. Harris 1, Cassidy 9,
Soepherd 3, Pearson 1. Fly. catches missed
Fisher l, Parker |. Harris /, Shepherd2 Fouls
caught-NatioDal ;, Union 6. Fouls missed
National 2. Out on bases-Nationai Is times,
Union II times. Left on bases--N atIonal
times Union times. Struck out-Alden.
Bases on called baIls-Aldsn, Double play
by Parker and Fletcher Balls called-Wrght
l., Alden 6. Passed balls-No orion 6, Sylves-
umpire-N. E. Young, Olympic Base Ball
Club. Scorers-Messrs. Hineline and Potts.
An interesting game was played Yesterday
afternoon between, the Capitols, of Washing
ton, and the Pioneers, of Alexandria. on the
grounds OF he latter In Alexandria, which re-
suited aa follows
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FINE BLACK SACK COATS, from eight to
twelve dollars; fine black Pants and Vests, ten
dollars; Harris mixed Cass. Suits, from fifteen
to twenty dollars. at Smiths Great Central
Clothing House, 400 7th st., opposite the Post
once. S,7l:
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OPEN AIR CoECERT.-The 18th Regiment
United Stares Infantry Band will play, wealth.
er permitting, at the Executive Mansion Park
on Monday, the 9th inst, from 5 80 to 80
p. N.
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MEDICAL BooKs.-Frank Taylor advertises
standard medical works
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CRICKET.-The Washington Cricket Club
plays single cricket match 20 morrow on the
grounds south of the Presidents Mansion
Wickets pitched at ..
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BITTEN HY HORsR,-This morning, about
O'Clock, John Dansey. colored, was bitten in
the LETT arm by fractions horse, which he
was leading along. with fruit wagon attached
to him. The circumstance occurred near the
corner of Maryland avenue and 18th street, but
The injuries inflicted were not ola very serious
character.
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fuRfiTyRE.-John q. Wilson Is selling
splendid cabinet furniture at 25 per cent. dis.
count.
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BASE BALKAN interesting and close match
game was played yesterday afternoon On the
grounds Of the Nationa'. 18th and streets, be.
tween the National and Union Base Ban
Clubs, of which the follo wing is the scora
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BRIDGE STREET.
GEORGETUWN AT AUCTION
Cn WEDNESDAi FTERNOON. September 49,
at ~ clock, will sell. in front of the premises
part OF Lot No TO- fronting 20 feet on the north side
OF Bridge street, between Green and MONTGOMERY
streets, by depth of 90 feet to a wide alIev The
improvements consist of Frame Dwelling House
Terms: 0ne.third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the property. Ionveyancing and stamps at the
cost OF the purchaser. ~
seq THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
ny THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE.
on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day of September
at the hour OF clock p will offer. at public
safe an that part of Lot situated in GEORGETOWN
beginning at the stone boundary No. Is, with north
side OF Bridge street, and running north 23D feet
thence west 30 feet and inches. then south 23O
feet TO Bridge street, thence % feet and inch
es to the beginning with all the buildings and i'm
preVelHentS to the same belonging, being same
premises which were conveyed by deed to George
hlggS on the ith day OF October 1900 and recorded
IN LIker F. No 8, folio 22S, of the Land Records
and devised by George Riggs to his son George S.
Riggs "a Per wi now of Record in the Orphans;
Court OF the District of Columbia
Terms at sale. r. p JACKSON,
Attorney for Riggs
Sc IL THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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81 SO

L. 2 3. 4. 5. g. =
Capltols ............... l ; II : Is $50
Pioneers ................ , 3 S 3-22
Home neutrality-suspicious., 4; Pioneer
Ryan. l. Umpire-Mr. Ford. of the Mount
Vernon Club. Scorers-Messrs. J. X. Stanton
OF the Capitol, and G. W. Williams, of the
Pioneer.
A spirited match game was played yesterday
afternoon between the second nine of the
Empire and the second nine OF the Arctic, the
score OF " hicb stood as follows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-13

POPULAR HOTELS all use and recommend
Burnett's FIavoring Extracts as the best 60
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DANGEROUS DRIvING.-LIeut. Skippou re-
ports this morning that about 3k O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon as General Grant was driy.
ipg out on 4th street, between nj and n, he &C.
cidently ran over a small child OF Justice w
q. Harper, who resides in that neighborbood
+ ortuI a'ely the child was not IA UGH hurt.
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AssoR1MENI 81 EISpE COMPLETE
An grades of EXTRA, -Hft9 -
= All grades of SUPER, NfH ..r
4 Fine and Middhngs FLOUR, %. f..s
4 At VERY Low RATES.
Assortment for Baker use complete,
All kinds Of Mill Feed, Hay, Straw lie. .--
Ground Alum end Fine Salt, at veTv lo,c ,ats,. bv
". n. CALF q co -
1ndisnA avenue and lst street.,
ep1 near Baltimore Depot,
TERRAPIN SOUP-Preparedb by ]. W, Huekins
tor twelve years Chef cuisine at Parker
House. Boston. For sale in cans to suit, at
KING PLACE,
al IL Vermont avenue and 18th street
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RETURNED DIR. Brodhead. Second Cor,r.
trolier OF the Treasury, has returned from MS
European tour, and, with renewed health and
Elgor, entered upon his duties yesterday.
School Trustees, has also returned from
Europe. ~
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CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPoNs-Omc.r
Jarboe, OF the 10th precinct, yesterday eve.
ming arrested colored man named Charles
Kelly, and arraigned him before Justice
Tueker-upon the charge Of carrying con.
cealed weapon. The accused was fined $40.
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SANITARY REPoRT.-Sixteenw written and Sc
Sanitary company. One arrest Of .person
creating nuisance was made, and fsns I'M
posed amounting TO IS; one dead COW and three
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of IS WATT of
town, Massachusetts. praying for the extension of
1858. for an improvement in Valve arrangement for
lion ssid patent which takes place on the 9Th
t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
fed to appear and show cause, if any they hayeWbv
said petition ought not to be granted A"'''"nS
file sTs 70
get forth in writing at least trsnty days before the
ss Of at ,as filed either party
Office, which Will be furnished on APPLICATION '
mony must be filed in the Office t,centy DAYS before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, il any, within
Ordered also that this notice Be published in the
0 ana in the ogrna Boston ,a
SAID publications to be at least sixty days pre-
yioous to the day of hearing. p r. rHEAKrp
se5-w3w Commissioner OF Patents.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB
1 seriber has obtained from the Orphans Courto
ts Of sra late on Of @sshnrtonn
All
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on !"
1T se ss o
estate Given under %K hand this 2.th day Of Xu-
EsROM PARIS DIRECT-PaaI Maur;ce. -
T. Tyraus dc Village; IS cents Souiie lie Port
de Creteil; IS cents. soqlie: Huit Jours Al Cha.
ieres; 8 cents Lsmartine Les contsdsnc os's
cents. GoZlan: La derniere Soeur Grise as cents
PontmaTtin Contes dun Planteur de ChonS; q
auN ERAECK TAYLOR
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RUN OyER.-This morning, street car No.
81. While passing down 9TH street. between F
ano u, ran over fine hog, killing it instantly
ne EictimiZed porkeF was vigorously en-
"nlcn so occupied his attention that he hadn't
tlme TO heed the approach OF the car,
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FINED.-Charles s. Corbett was fined I'VE
dollars to-day, by Justice Morsell, for hitch.
ing DIS morse TO tree on one of the public
streets. John Weight was arraigned at the
same time on a similar charge, but as be stated
that he could bring proof that be had not been
guilty OF the offence, the Justice suspended
the fine till he could produce his witness.
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% So |

IMPORTANT CAsE-This morning a civil
case was heard before Justice Wal er, In which
Thomas Leavy is plaintiff and Charles KIM
ball defendant, and the result is looked to with
considerable interest by the ConstabIes of the
District. 1t appears that some time since the
pialntlf was Indebted to Lankton j. Sinsa-
baugh, WHO obtained a Judgment against him
he judgment was placed in the hands Of Mr.
hlmball, BIS Constable, and to satisfy the
lDdament he LEVIED on horse as the property
OF Leavy. II is alleged that kimball did not
advertise the house for sale, req uired by
law, but that he kept it i'll possession and
worked it, and that W lille it was in his possess
sion the horse died.
Leavy was represented by Mr.. NJ. Howard
Norris, who commended that kimbai was re.
sponsibIe for the horse because the levy was
illegal, Leavy being nonresident, and being
possessed OF but one horse, which he uses in
his business CT farming. aud which by law is
exempt Mr.. Kimball was represented by Mr.
n. II Miller. who denied that the horse was
exempt; asserted that the plaintiff had two
horses, and argued at length to show that his
client was not responsible.
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STREET WA1KING.-Officer Roth and Hill
OF the Fifth Precinct, last evening took into
custody three colored girls, named Mary
HamlIn, Mary J. Thomas and Catherine
Barton. who were walking the streets accost-
ing individuals OF the masc uliDe ger der as is
their custom. The trio came before Justice
MorseIl this morning, when they weie fined
IS each for prostitution.
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= VAeRANCY.-RachelS Salisbury, arrested by
omcer German Of the Sixth precinct was this
morning arraiRned before Justice Walter,
charged with vagrancy, and was committed
to the wprkhopSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-13

Baum's celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset man.
ufactory, 40 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. tt
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TEMPERANCE ENTRRTAINMRNT.-L even
ing the Entertain ment Committee of Howard
Division. Sons Of Temperancespaida visit to
tainment consisting Of the farces of "Dona on
Beth Sdes.' and "Bombastes Furioso," in
which the characters were we'll sustained by
Messrs. Van Conrad, J. Y. Wilson, J. H. D.
Winfield, and others, and fine music by Misses
Jennie Cohen, and Ada Maxon.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. -INDELIBLR
i STAMPING. Warranted fast coors. Will
wash and DOH: Done by French composition,
price Saves expense of braiding.
it. Ladies white or coiored UndersRirts 1 Balmo-
rails, Aprons, &c, Stamped on Imitation or braid
WARRANTED NOT TO WASH OUT.
Great saving to ladies having clothes, for chill
dren to make up. No braid, no sewing; but the
pattern printed in the goods indelible Strips that
can be attached to the bottems of Ladies' Skirts,
tsame as they are now worn in New York, } ready
stamped, and for sale at less than half the usual
cost Of braid. Birds, medallions, Figures animals
OF any pattern stamped. Goods as represented or
the money returned. WIN. PRINCE,
NH l2-tf 439 9th street, opposite Patent once.