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DIED..

BRADBURY. On the 10th instant, JOHN w
yonngest sol OF John W. and Martha 4. Brad
The friensf and acquaintsnces of the family ara
respectfully invited TO attend his fu nera from the
iesidence OF his parents, on n street soutb he
tween 10th I'D llfh streets east on TUESDAY afts1
noon, 18th list, ct o 'cleck.
OeTERMAYER. On the morning of tbe latb
instant, B. DSTBRMAfEk, W he died rom IN ia.
Iles he rece wed at the late FIRE. He was born in
Gundbelm, Germany, but for the last Is years a
resident Of this city. He leaves O wife and Al Z
chi dren to u ourn his loss.
seep, Scar est father, slesp.
farewe! fly children. weep not for me: .r
For me breathe not o Sigh.
Tor when life 10 burden, tits q pleasant thing
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
oence. y street, between 18th and 18th, ON Tues
day az O'Clock. His relatives and friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
YOUNG At his residence in thi. city Sunday
evening", 10th instant, GEORGE w. YOUNG, In
The relatives and friends Of the family are In.
vttsd 10 attend the funeral TO morrow morning
,tTuetcay, 10 O'Clock mt st Patrfek's Church.
HOGAN. On the 10th FMS slant, Nrs. ELLENE |.
HOGAN, wife Of John o. Hosan and secand
daughter Of James Davis in the asd Wear Of her
afe
The friends and scau Amt ances are fpyited 10
attend the funeral on Tuesday, the 18th Instant
streets. East Washington.
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COMMUNICATED

ANOTHER MIsRRPREsENTATIos op rup
CHEoNICLE-We learn that our German al
IP"- cltlzens are very much exasperated AT n n
article that appeared about the disas irons n re
OF Iast friday, IN the Chronicle. They Justly
complain That that paper is trying, with ca
luminous falsehoods, to degrade the German
population eff this city in the eyes of the resi- of
our In habItants.
mere is not word OF tru n in the statement
OF the chronicle, that 1.-TWO assistant bark-rp-
eIs OF MI. Enrich. while his remains vers Iy
IL Z IN theruIns, ana the dead bedy of one n,
th7lF comrades, Mr.. Erich, was living upon
the moor OF the room, continued 10 dIspensa
Iiquors from the bar, in the very face OF grim
DEATH " Sim
Mr.. Enrich had only one barkeeper. and
ne persisted with him. He had no uassistant
oaIHeepers'' and his family, as well as every
person connected with him, had left the pIaca
after the walls of the adjoining hons. mad
fallen If any of the half-sufFocated firamen
exhausted by their arduous and periIous Ia
oOIs, neIped themselves to refreshments thev
were welcome TO II. and neither the family m or
any sensible man Will blame them for il
ne chronicle, as usual. tries To turp tho
minds OF our citizens against the Germans. but
the latter, as well as all the rest Of the honoT
aole portion OF our citizens, will regard sucb
miserable Misrepresentation with that con-
Tempt which they so fully deserve
we regret -urtheI that the Hon. Mr. Price
nemoer OF Congress from Iowa, gentleman
elected almost exclusively by German woes
should last II CHI, al the Congressional temper,
dhce meeting have used the above faIseboos
as material Tor fulgent temperance speech
dne an onslaught upon the German citizens
no" IdInenu BILE a spectacle to see a conpress
man entertaining an audience with such small
ana calumnl)us stuff as that! 7
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MARRIED

-, BAiLE6-WEBsrER. On the 7th instant, bv
t tbs neFi Dr1 Sunderland MARCELLUS, son Of
tbis ii,, asugf ter OF Prof. Chas G. Page, all Of
,s1 ~ "a fhoOkS. On the 4th day or March,
20. % the Asv ather Csmpi, at ths resi- depee
81 %i ne IriSes fsthsr; Lieutenant JOHN WRETTS
nnai.na 70 q i2rsntry, formerly of London,
Brooks, ESQ., of Georgetown, d, q. Vi
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COURT II 4HNERAL TKRM.-Oa SATURDAY. the
following business was transacted by the Dis.
trict Supreme Court in General Term
The Zee bill OF the Justices, which was in
force previous to the passage of the law eI.
tending them Jurisdiction, which gives the
power to TX tariff Of fees, was continued in
force for the present
The motions for new trial and in arrest of
judgment in the case OF Sanford Conoyer, con-
victed In the Criminal Court OF perjury in
connection with the conspiracy inquiry, were
oyerruled. ~
A. b. Heylman and ]. J. Bright, Esas., were
admitted to the bar ~
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hkHNING two dollar and fifty cent French
1 exc Shlrts, made expressly for his sales, of
good muslin, and will weigh about one onnca
more each than shirts usually sold tor three
collars Call at the corner OF 9TH street and
Maryland avenue anu
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FRlREDS OF lRELAND.-There will be a m Get =
ing Of the friends OF Ireland at the Assembly
Rooms, LOUISIANA avenue, this evening aud
present. ~
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SATURDAYS POLICE REPORT -Yes,ardov
the neHtenants OF police returned their reDorts
OF saturday operations. Fifty-nine arrests
We're pade, and the fines amounted to sI5llg
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CITY ITEMS.

SILVER PLATED Spoons, Forks, Cups, Cob
lets, Gail Bells, Sets, Butter Knives. for only
one dollar at Prigg's One Dollar JeweIry
street. N
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BOARDING.

A FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated with
"A BOARD and LODGING, at - so per week.
Table oard $3.50 per week. Apply 800 street,
bet. 18th and 18th SITS nah 9-2tr
E'OR RENT-Two well furnished PARLORS on
the Erst floor. wit without BOARD Ap-
PLY 1913 St., bet. 9Th and 10th. fell
TABLE BOARD At No. +64 Iuth street. Q few
Il doors north OF the avenue Terms Sas per
month. dem6
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WE ARE REQUESTED by the Congressional
printer TO say that II Is absolutely Impossible
10 give employment TO any more pers ons at the
lees TO apply
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Go TO HAMMACK'S RESTAURANT IL Won
want good dinner. prepared in the best styl,
and served with promptness and attention.
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VIOLATING SANITARY LAws.-Yesterday
toward Dolan and Henry Stewart were ar.
rested by officers Voss and Leach for VIOLATING
the sanitary laws. Mr. Dolan was fined sI7
by Justice Walter. and Mr.. Stewart IS by Jus.
tlce Morsell.
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SURRATT AT THE JAIL.-Up to this time n O
Gay mas been set for the trial Of John H. Sur.
r2tt Inc prisoner is at the Jail ENJOYING ex
cellent health, and continues TO spend some OF
MS time In reading His sister visits him al
most every day, and his brother has had sew
week.
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POLICE REPoRTs.-The entire number of ar
Iess Yesterday was sixteen. The fines amount ted
TO S32.
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TRAY's CELLARS, IS cents per box; Gold.
Linen Collars. 25 cents per box; and All otnsr
sooos cheap In proportion at Francs Gems
furnishing Store, 49i 9TH street, between ID AND
r streets. oAu
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QUICK sales and small Prodtsiu-f.ood
white Shirt S1.5O, 80 and So So at Francs
Gents finishing Store. 49f eth street. he.
tween ID and 4; also shirts made 10 order I'm
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For CHILL LAINs and Frosted Fea, whi,a,.
Embrocation is specific Price 81 per bottIe
for sale at "A Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ an 9th streets
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4S6 hAKKKITKHs. dS6
II siIset.( AsrRorEI.rE soE I'm strs.,.

eth strset.i ArrROgEl.rs lrth street.
BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL COkBTNED
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs.
limited but choice collections OF OIL Paintings.
Engrayilss. Chromos, Wreaths, Baskets OF Flow
ere &C., appropriately framed.
oval PICTURE FRAMES.
a rfch and varied assortment, frem the BEST man-
ufacturers In the country: emb racing W aisqt lu:
ttation Rosewood. ell Gilt. Rustic aud Carved
Frames, PAsseparteuts, Gard n rsmes, &C.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSxLs, WALNUT
BRACKETS, &c. 49,. ID.
Picture Oerd and LAsssls al sf,es and colers,
Rine Nails, " ainut Dreckets, Hesels. DC.
PAPERHAEGIHGs AND WINDOW SHADES.
beautiful variety Of these goods. en- srsc1nG the
richest designs of cit Emsroidered Psrber Pat
tern. In the eistrist, With well assertsA STOCK OF
dow shades, different Sizes and csloIs.
Dsnetually filed, in city or eountry.
specially TO order, believing the best tie chez psst
fully invite the fuphe to inspsct and senpars car
T<v1z, sara,satlv oa,k ,.a. 4 o.
j. aARKRITRR 10 Ses IN street.
do 2ms Eight doors above Odd Fellow Hall.
EIBRUARY rs, Ie67.-Am persoss having
y lst articles IN my shop for reB sfn, previous 70
the 1ss OF January, are requested 20 call aud get
them, otherwise they will be sold at public auo-
ton on the LIST OF March 90 pay the charges there
en-. JOHN J. PBAB0eY,
Gun aud Locksnith,
jan ism No. 4l< street.
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RAILROAD FROM ALEXANDRIA TO GEORGE
ToWN.-ln the Virginia House OF Delegates,
on Thursday, House bill relating to the Alex.
andria and Potomac Canal Railroad Compa-
ny was taken mp, and a substitute OF MT
Robertson agreed 10, and The ball as amended
ordered TO be engrossed. 1t authorizes the
construction of railroad along the canal ana
aqueduct from Alexandra to Georpetown. ON
certain conditions.
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WASHINGTON, MAlcH 8, 1861.

NV hSHINUIONs MAICH o, IooI,
For sale, q quantity of OLD BOXES Inauirs
OF the undersg ned, at HIS office. 1917 ON 18th
street. C. SUTUERIkND
NH S-eeSt Assistant Nj edicaI Purvsyor, o, A.
nlsSOLUTION OF COPARTNER SHIP
The copartnership heretofore existing between
CHARLES PABMER and JAMES T. WALKER
Mercha Mt Tsilors. doing business at Ne 4 \ Sew,
enth street, Is this day dissolved by mutual CON.
sent. OHAkLnS FARMER
JAMES T. WALKER
The business hereafter will be carried on Nv
JAMES L. Waikiki. who will be pleased ts see
his friends and the public in general At his place
OF business, No. Asa seventh street.
JAMES T. WALKER,
Merchant Tailor
N bit No. asa Seventh street
All persons indebted to the late firm Of FARMER
WALKER are hereby notified that the under.
signed viii collect all debts due the late frm who
Is alone authorized to receip pit for the same
NH 9-St JAMES T. WALKER
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QY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucttooeer,
- No. 32e, corner 9Th and % streets

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT In THEsRooup
MARp; y kosTIsG On 18th sTkEEfwEsr,
NORTH, AT PUBLIC Abortion,
On MONDAY, the 4th instant st Q 'clook , nm .
sball tel on the premises, Lot No IA in 50 are
NO: rs. having p feet, running back about 20
Lot. e'o'As
Terms One half cash, the balance I'm q and n,
montns Tor notes bearing interest and seen red A.,
adeeo OF trust on the premises. All conveysn,
cling AND revenue stamps &C the cost of tle nrr
chaser. go down on the day % sale ~
feA'd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucn
THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, ON
account OF the raj until MONDAY, the lIth IN.
slant, at the same hour and place
NIB Sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Anal.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On Saturday evening, . small SILVER
- WATCH, with gold chain attached. The
hnaer will be LITERALLY rewarded by retu rning il
to Teleer sph Once, Willard . Hstel. It.
OST-On the 3th inst. q Lady's Gold BREAST
- PIN The finder will be literally rewarded
~ leaving 1t at the store Of q. J. Heb 1RGER
NO 3o2 Pa. av., or No 473 north st. ing St
white spotted COW. The owner will please
some Toward. prove property; pay charges, and
take her away. +, FREDERIOk,
mn 9-3tr across Kas tern Branch Rridpe
OST-Atth National Thester, or between
. !, there and Willard. last evening, BRACE-
LIT. marked I'M. A. T. to b. B. Birthday Gift
ls65 " The finder will be Literally rewarded by
leaving the same at Willara's Hctel. fe "a If
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CARELRssNEss.-An instance occurred q day
or Two since, caused from carelessness In re.
gard to the use of med icines, VIII oh came near
resulting In the death of promising little
BOY OF seven summers, the son of Mr.. A
uon or caustic, which had been in use, was
careiessly left In tumbler on the mantle
piece, within reach of the little fellow, who
look the tumbler, thinking ii contained water,
and emptied il at one draught. He was imme-
diately thrown into spasms. Drs. Garnett and
burroughs were called IN, and succeeded, after
some time, in relieving the little sufferer of his
intense agony. This should serve as q warn
ing TO parents and others
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KEEPING A BAwDY HoUsK-EliZabh Brown
was arrested Saturday by Officer W. II. Evans,
o. lie Seventh Ward, upon a charge OF keeping
Oswdy house. She was held " bail for court
y Justice Boswell.
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Circuit COURT, chef Jsgtice Curtter.-To-
day the case Of VIM Waters, eolored, agt. the
Corporation ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 recover
Tie value Of a horse. which fell into the l4th
sweet sewer and was crushed 20 death.-re-
su.tsd IN a yerdict for plaintiff Of 500. Davis
iCT plaintiff and Bradley for defendants 4
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NEW STATIoS-ROUeK IN THE SEVENTH
WAKD-EOr the better accomm odation of the
teEth precinct police, Mayor Waliach has sue
coded Al securing = lease OF the new three
s-uth. The house contains ten rooms: gas
LTCUgbout. The prison Will consist OF strong
cells, constructed in the rear OF the building.
i Will De = very comfortable station-ho
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REAL ESTATE SALHs-Messrs 1T CaId-
well Co, Real Estate Brokers No. 4SaI 9TH
street, have sold to Mrs. Rachel s. Solornons
the RatcliHe property, No. 354 X street, Frank
lin Row, for fourteen thousand dollars cash
Ts Mrs. Virginia T.. Norwood. small brick
house and lot on 18th street. Island, between q
and ID, for one thousand and twenty fl We dol
lars. To Mr.. Henry Fisher, lot SO, Pierce's
subdivision, square POI, on l4rh street, opposite
New State Department 20 K lao, AZ SO cents
per SQUARE foot.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
Nv seAw Asss.ss sssss zoe Issra e.ssI
fHs AHrEkkooS AND rO-A0xxOw.
Rr eRsls z wILLIAhs, Aueuo.e.rs,
vALUABLl IMPROVED AHp UNEMPLOYED
H SkTrHk Nh k Ekk%SsTins On ava rkEnf
win Ass j sfsii rssv ssEIaA, az AZ
.os *: ss d:s Of .:5ss sss E
No No .sd B. S:iSE 's nh si:,T. Of Lot: Ne
sss.s ~ IRE. :sof, ,'i r: .ss
Hopse, eostsinins eight reed rooms. With Asils
se:ne ss 49, S.s .s.s ,s e :ss q Is. sse,. =:
,nsii sell Pert Of Lot no 3 IN zane sassre h.vias
snsins h. DEPTH o. hs.. re.
Ireperty is 10 one location, ssd vcr<hy Of TIE
day ri. !, s.a .: u: .s:.s on
the premi:ss:
months, Tor net.. bearing Interest. and ssosrsd
s,ns cssa o. trust on the p,eSses AZ oonv.Iss-
ser. go down .. s.sS we. s' .oid. Nd ''''' ''''A
fe zs-soAds CREEP a WILLIAMS. Auc<s.
RY COOPER q LArIMER, Aaotioussr.,
Late clerks With jas. Q. hcGaire Dol
street, star Ofhoe Building
lily Oh TIL ISLAND AT XUofios1 or
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated the stS dsy Of
iss. folio. IS, s, and 9, OF the iasd reo.rds
ior Nashint ton county, b. @, viii cell st pub
on nos DAY march IN, isS ".It Lot Ss.Ss. >
81 sah1it, snd part 81 Lot ke.t7 seven, In W..
a Philips sub OF part Of srigi nal Lot Ne 4 a two
IN square numbered i've hundred and siskty oss
tesl.l The above property 10 situated on the east
In Q thriving location.
Terms One halt cash balance I'm SIX ana tve,vs
months With interest from aay of SALE seo ured bv
deco OF uutt on the property. a dsDosit Of q =
viii be required iron the purchaser al tias 81
Of purchaser.
.,.. WI Z; pRIEKARp, Trustee.
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RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Asctisassr,.

10y GRkkh n WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers,
- Ne. $40, corner 7th ana streets.
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
Eth eTB1BT WEST, between and T streets
north, at Public Auction.
On WEDNESDAY. the 18th instant, &C O'Clock
m, we shall sell, on the premises, part Lot No.
5, In square No. AZ, havfag q good two story
Frame House, suitable for any small family.
Sale positive.
Terms cash. All conveyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
msd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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IHB VICTIMS OF THE FIRH.-Young Chas
- Luilay. who was killed al the fire corner
ON street and the avenue, on Friday night
was buried yesterday afternoon, the remains
being Inferred in the Jewish Cemetery, near
J'niontown- The funerals OF three more of
the victims, Messrs. L. Enrich, John Ihrip
and r. MuhlliDghaus are 'aking placa mis-
afternoon, the first from the Masonic Hall. the
-econd frGm the Lichau House, and the third
from his residence on Massach use,ts avenue
] be funerals Will meet az the corner of 9Th
and ID streets, and proceed 10 Oak Hill Gene
trry, Georgetown, where the bodies Will be in
TERED. ..f'....-
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FURTHER POsTPONED.-Messrs. .Jos. Van
Orden, j. q. Larner, and G.. w. Mcdaniel
who were arrested in order to investigate the
iacts OF the IRE at the Central Hotel build
TINS morning Major Richards postponed the
nearing uli Tomorrow morning Mr. Van Or
den was the proprietor of the restaurant and
the other young gentlemen were his friends,
and during the fire were trying to secure his
property. They court investigation, as they
are not willing to rest under the least sus-
plclon In the matter. Mr.. Van Ordeu and Mr.
Larner were both losers by the conf1agration
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Psnhsyivanas avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
sMosPAi 1yIEI1a, MAHoH II. 1867,
seventh niSht OF the engasemsnt Of
NIB. JOHN BROUGHAM.
Inc performance will commence with
BACHELOR OF ARTS
J0hN SROUGHAMT KEYSTONE POLKA,
a., In eenolusion, win be presented John Broush.
M .'lA'.sffoo1cciA Ga. Bos.rAs
PeW.HA-TAN ...-........Ar JOHN BROU9HAH
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
b. b. PHILLIPS. AND MAHAGER.
=: 4h Fl, BIAS Tsissh & r.
IN as' s.1es hss
will be I'll II 6SED Play
hiSs.s Of Mr. e s. "i
cossh s', n: WI,
ths youthful, talented, and bs.utifui woRREL e
SISTERS, In a most attractive entertainment IL
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
oos sFGSSR T sGo5iss
n1uros22:x.ss1 ssH.AsibI.Au FAUX,
ssss in HE'LL ZEE; i' ShhSs .ss t. tx
Disc fully tlllstr.tins M iiton,s sublime poem
OPEN AQAIH TONIGHT
AND zvERY NIGHT THIS WEDK ONLY
MATINBkS WEREEeDAY AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS.
ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY FIVE GENTS.
NO HALF PRICE AT NIGHT.
to Matinee all parts Of the hall Is cents
... ..-..... .-..---
Seats can be occurred during the day at Dllis'
ID usfc Store, SOC Pennsylvanfa avenue. NH ii IF
EANCY DREesls AND COSTUMES.
Apply to HRS FHANK RRX'
fe 81 I'm A4f nth strast
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CRlNINAL COURT, J0Gge FiSker.-ThIs morn
ING, Melville hurtZ, indicted for larceny wa.
Iouno not guilty In two cases. Brown for de-
tense
James A Mason, indicted for larceny, was
found not guilty.
In the cases of Leonard Drudge, Samuel
SToggins, and William A. Wharton for lar
ceny, nOtis pros was Puered
a H. Lee, alias c. Miller, plead guilty to an
Indictment for aostracting money from the
Treas ry Department, and was sentenced TO
'hIte years In the penItentlary al Albany
thomas Armstrong and William Cole in
Clcted for the larceny of 60 pounds of IRON
We're found guilty of the larceny Of $50 pounds
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CONGRESSIONAL TENPEkANCE SOCIETY
LAST evening a public meeting OF the Con-
fressional Temperance Society was held in the
hall Of the House of Representatives, which
despite the unfayorable weather. was largely
attended. Senator Wilson presided, and after
The meeting had been opened with PRAYER, ad-
dresses were delivered by Hon. Hiram Price
e Iowa, Hon. John Hill, OF New Jersey Gen
Ferry. OF Connecticut, and Professor Drew
Of this city. During the meeting a ssng was
sung by a quartette, and a letter read from
the ninety three clerks in bis office eighty II We
Lad signed the pledge.
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ONE Bacon Raven Piano, for $40
One Andrew Stein, for 500. @A
One i aasssmsS 1,s large
For sale upsn easy terms At the wsrsrooms OF
A. Sole Agent OF stnsihxay 4 Sons Planes, snd
SOnfE1HHUH6STSa SsE HOME MANUFACTURE,
PRACTICAL eaR T Z : KKtAyER,
Makes CARPETS 70 . oraer wiz eisp.seh on mode
constantly en- hand, and fer sale. ja l2m
WIN. T. COLLINS, 0ABIEET MAKER AND
and Housefurnishing Warerooms. New and
Old Furniture, Of all deserfp uons, beught
and sold. Repairing, Upholsterins, and varnish-
of 9Th and streets north, No. rs. dc Is- im'
IN PER GENT. sAyED BY using o. B. JEW.
Premiums New York City SOAP,
Z F FTs%ium t tHHskf s9 s6Hp.
And No Brown SOAP,
Fer sals cheap for easn Orders through the
Post Once will be promptly et'snGJ e
soap ana Candle Manufscturer, No. 500 and
beg G ct. north, bet. 4th and sth. - u.en
RIRD FeOD. .iss''
serb .s4 pRKPARED FOOD -
For Mocking Biras, Tn, ushes, .Hishans sles,
Robbins Black Birds st'yW '-SI s ssT EEiritI:' &C.
fe lssso'V it''ef corner iHh and streets
GoRHAM GREEN OORE;
NV. BUReHELL.
fel4-tf under Ebbitt House.
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PERSONAL.

nj PATTON, OF COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE,
is wanted at Wizards Hotel, II In this city
m 9.St' A. J. WORSHAM
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS,
ADJUSTMENTS, &c, TO NIGHT

ADJUSTMENTS, &C., TO NIGHT
NATIONAL THKATKR-"Bachelor of Arts
and "Po- ca hon-tas."
WALLS NEW OPERA HousK-"The Dead
Heart"
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-10-25
An Act relating to the redemption of bank notes.

An Act relating to the redemption of bank notes.
1t IS hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. l. After the expiration of the charter of
any bank chartered by this State, or after the
termination of the existence of any such bank
agreeably to the laws of this State, such bank
may cause notice to be published in all the week
ly newspapers in the county where such bank is
located, for one full year, setting forth that said
bank willredeem its outstanding bills, the day of
the expiration of its charter or the date of the
termi alton of its existence, and copy of this act.
And upon due public alton of such notice, neither
such bank nor its officers shall be liable to any
action for the non-redemption Of any of its out
standing bills, unless the same shall have been
duly presented, and payment thereof demanded
within the year aforesaid, at the banking house of
said bank
SEC. 2. After the expiration of the charter,
or after the termination of the existence of any
such bank as aforesaid. such bank shall cease 10
he subject to the operation, liable TO the pro-
visions of the sixty-thrd section of b apter
eghty-nine of the General Statutes.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect from its
| passage.
| Approved, Nov / lS66-5lw53