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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

G Ell LING OUT,
TO BERIT
With a view to rebuilding cur store in ,be
spring, We have deter mined to sell the
WHOLE OF DUB STOCK,
consisting Of
HOeIERY, GLOVES.
and general assortment Of
FgRNIEHING GOODS,
AT COST,
From this date until the first day OF NAY.
IREDK PILLIN0,
2ss Psnnsylvania avenue,
u LOT next to llth street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@A SOLDIER VINO HAD LOST THE USE
cured and enabled 20 abandon his erutchss by one
bottle Of MErOALIBp 0REAT RH1UMAfIO
BE1HDY. 1t 10 truly the wonder Of the age.
- 1l.eofw D. @. FORD, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

MYsrxRIo us DIsAPPxARAKcs.-Ay yeuns
man named Libby, and formerly eonnected
with the QuartermastsT's Department OF the
United States army. bat lately engaged at the
since last Thursday night. He went to . par.
y on that might. and, Whsni IL was over. e..
cortsd Young lady home. since that time
We are. We believe. reliably tnformed-noth. :.
ing has been or heard Of him. Il 70 feared
that he has been foully dealt viii. Riehm ssd
Timex.
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Maryland Legislature

In the Maryland Senate yesterday several
petitions Were presented from Baltimore in op-
position 10 the repeal OF the Sunday law The
bill providing for a new election for Mayor
and city Council of Baltimore was returned
fom the House, the vote passing it reconsider
ed. and an anne ndment offered providing ina
the term Of the Mayor, TO be elected uader the
bill on the first Wednesday IN February, shall
commence on the succeeding Wednesday,
Mr., Tome, urged that the bill had been hastily
passed, and asked that il might be referred 70
the Judiciary Committee, but the Senate re-
fused. The amendment was adopted, the bi,I
passed, sent TO the House, and the amen Omen !
concurred in. The Senate then took up the
contested Allegany Senatorship. Dr. Ohr the
sitting member, addressed the senate - length
In defence OF his right 70 the seat A. the
evening session the debate was concluded and
the Senate, by q vote Of ayes IA, nays &, ousted
Dr. Ohr. and gave the seat 20 the contestant
Mr.. Alfred Spates.
In the House the Committee of Ways ana
Means were directed 20 inquire into the pro-
priety OF reducing the present rate Of taxafion.
Leave was gwen 10 report q bill TO REQ uire
agencies OF foreign Insurance Companies in
Maryland TO pay specific tax to the CITY or
couny where located in addition 10 the present
Incense. After going through the daily balIot
for United States Senator in Joint con yentlop.
the House took mp the Convention bill and M
Jones, OF Somerset, spoke in ad vocacy off.
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- Two WcNKE AURpKRBp.-An Awful tr>~e.
dy has been enacted At Auburn, Maine, durine
the past week. Two old ladies named Kfn
sley and Casweil. respectively sixty and seyeu.
~ years OF age, were found m urdored in their
own house, about Two miles frou town, a n
place called founge Corner. II 10 suppo.~S
that the deed was com miited aithoY on We<.-
day or Tharsday Night, during TIE storp. -
two tadfes lived alone In the house. a -.
by the name Of johnson has been arr ..,sS N
suspicion, and u now IN The Aussrrs jsii
ga betrayed woman in Roc ...,., NJ "
shot three times At her sedae n witIosi NE.
.0slaee the Pop. has b, a, va ,.r,,,,.d. :,
Rome, the Protestant sASrehss SayS :sT
0Eyerysodya.>Ssa 70 - getting usrrssd
ssoos pnva /o1s people once 10 ofsoa.'
.SAn NM Aown nan fruss . asash a.. n
ooCt SUP Broehlyn, o. Sasasaay. 49,.
Asx editor IN France WhD sosd Q ne pass
I'd beeA hesn Given ht0 Syda raalsooA
4any yae Ssentencsd - -talrs6sa neashs
~rhey vinAsvs 70 s.asta ssaay-lsvr pet
70 keep negroes in tie 6oushSra SsaSps.
Sou0eFn papers eeupiain sAat labscsss 40
BSst~>s8 1SesSS. s.l 49, G8U = nff 81 rsl ltff u
- a woaan N Missepri, Al sunbslisy@,n
aAot herseN became her hasbAnA hold reii.
etous meeting ~ thsir houseL f,,7 az riisIT
:. ~ Reaajds n ereAt shafee, On Loaisvflle.
~ He hes 10 legs, ,ana asss sAree skassH
He site rpon one, ahA 49, Ne cher sUe WiA
y sssss~ .lIsHsai7gs "a 1-ifs5 l.p "A "a
~. ~
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~BARNUM, IN BIS Expose or MODDRN
ihHnb1s. i WI it 10 ssee.s,ood, Apply the lash 70
country. They are fair game, bat Of small ac-
eSunt, e. PHALOHy AfeHT. T.BL00MINg
rapidly driving their trash cut Of the trade. Sold
everywhere. Jal6
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STRIKE AMONG ENeLrsu LxBoRKxs-an
English paper estimates that by the recent
trade In England the laboring people IN mat
braueh OF industry have loet about 3 500 O0
whilst the contributions Of laSorers, protee,
i've associations have not amounted TO more
than S50O,O00, leaving a net loss OF twice that
sum. BY the business which has been di.
rected 70 other channels IN conseq uence Of
these strikes the iron district OF England is e.
kinds Of work secured by rivsl founoertes An
other countries will never be got back bv the
English. The strikes, now ended, have over.
stocked the English iron labor market. on &C.
count Of the scarcity Of work, the promotiou
OF under hands, and the large nunbers OF la.
borers that have been attracted from other
countries by the inducement offered by IRON.
masters during the strikes. short time and
low wages are anticipated in the EneIish ron
districts for some time 70 come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

COLoRHD PERSONS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Before the Supreme Court Of the State OF
Michigan an important test case, bearing anon
the right Of coiored persons to bs taught In the
free public schools, Is soon to be argued. A
colored man af6rms that having applied at q
public school % be taught ne has been refused,
and he petitlons 70 the Ceurt tor a,mandamus q
against the School Board to compel the ad.
mission Of colored children TO all their schools
II appears that the Board In question has es-
tablished special school for colored people.
but 1t 10 claimed that this school is not 90 good
a. the white one, and the petitioner asks for
the right OF admission 70 the lat1er.
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FRENCH MUTUAL BENEFIT SooIETIKs.-Tbe
French Emperor, by a recent decree, has or
gaEized the French Mutual BENEFIT Secieties
into system, under the gufdan ce of a centraI
bureau, called the Superior Commission O
ENCOURAGEMENT and Surveillance located at
Paris, and al the head Of which Is the French
Minister Of the Interior. There are in France
5,2es Of these societies with a membership of
7s2,4es persons, mainly among the werktne
classes. OF these 1886 are honorary mem
bers, and the balance, 57s, SIS men and los eS7
women. are contribu ting members. particina :
ting in the dement's Of the organizations Thee
societies have saved up capital, invested, OF
g, ,i3i, and during 1855 their income
amounted TO S2,2S9, 1s0. OF this sum the row
ernmeht gave them Sl9,l10, the interest on
their invested capital was S22i,5O9, and their
members contributed in annual dues sl.e1s..
s76, the balance Of the annual income being
procured from fnee, legaciee, and other mis-
ceilaneous sources. During the year these 60
cieties paid out for aseista nee TO sick mem bers
Ss64,31i; for phyeicians' bills, sal, ,.oe for
medicines, $3.50, ,239; funeral expenses elOi.5Os
and to widows and orphans, and in pensions
TO members unable TO work from infirmity or
age, S251,513: and e326, go were added 20 the
sayed-up capital. Among these societies erV
81 mutual societies Of vine growers and Ia
borers in vineyards, the members Of which nav
no contributions, but instead OF IL distrieute
the labor OF the sick ones among the x,thers
SO that the wages are paid them the aane as
ifthey were well This 10 a very useful and
inexpensive expedient to relieve the sick.
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Y ~ ., 4 u a u y L y 7 VT
Thy SM0L ND y BIS.
COLGATE d CO.'S

Recommended for cHAPpED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. 1t may be
obtained of all druggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY,
sMOLANDERB EXTRAOT BUCKU
10 cuRINs
svery csse Of KIDNEY DIslAsI, RKIvnASIsA
CRAWL, URINARY DIsoRpEls, WIAKNsss and
PAINS In the BACK, TIMALI COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLIs arising from BxcxssRs OF ANY KIvs.
OOnE, II AFFLICTED
Thy LAND1R'S.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By oil Arothecaries. Price o.. D. BARNDe
co., New York, and BARNES, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLlI0H
ROeHRs. Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
esnersl Ageno. feb lo-ly
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T.AI Il. LOOMS, ND,
PERSONAL.

A b. MAURICE, REAL SOIENTIrIO AS
IA. TkOLUGER OF AMERICA,
From the position ana Is pect of TIE stars AZ the
TINE Of ones birth, will reveal astonishing Sc
srets that no living mortal ever knew before; how
to be successful in all reasonable undertakings
He tells pane and very day You marry; describes
he intended companion, and tells ell events oi Of
eente TO 81: gentlemen In full 81. Gall at 40
I'M 81; near !, all hours until IN the evening
EENTLEMEN WHO ABE AFFLICrED:-A
VI cure warranted By an old surgeon Of twenty
three years ex perience in this particular branch
Of the profession. Charges moderate. Do not
Apply 10 quacks, but to j B. 6ABgNBB, NJ. ID .,
hate OF the United States Ricord Venereal Hos
pitsl. once No. II south A street, opposite the
Capitol Square, south side.
N B -Medicines also furnished at cost.
de "a Inn
COHRIDENTIAL.-You men who have in
~ jured themselves Dy certain secret habits
which unnt them for business, pleasure, or the
duties of married life; also. middle aged and old
men, who. from the follies oS youth, or other
causes feel q debility in advsnce OF their years.
before placing Themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should drst read The Secret friepd. "
Married ladies win learn something Of Importance
by perusipR 'The Secret Friend. u Sent to any ad-
dress, in sealed envelope on recsipt Of Is cents.
Address DIT. OHAS. A STUART CO.. Boston
Msss no ely
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RIMEpIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
OASuS,
Ha 4 4 Bond straAt Ha- Yoyk

~Tull Information, with the highest tssttKno-
ntdts; also, Book on Special Diseases, ~ ssdlsd
eSrelope, ssntfree. ~ Be sure and sexd for then,,
and Sox sciH not rsgre It; for. advertising ply
neians are gsnersiy ,mpostors. yithsut vefeysness
for postage ard direct to BR. LAWRDNCE. No.
IL Bond street, New York ne IL DkWly
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SHLLIFa OFF TO CLOSE BUsINHss,
A.w. T0wsHlND 4 CO., Jewellers,
SIS 7th sf., between D and Z.

A. T0WeHAND 90, jewelers.,
SIS 7th sr., between and Z.
Having determined to retire from business. "a
T.ne, eSr SoSs SSssutfni asscrtmsnt Of Js.sry cad
tsed Be what VIII. 'Sc os;
oar oar rStsoo. 9. s,d saae eeos er
opporsonity OF buying then ct wholesale rates.
PRICE LIST OF wArOHES E-
Slysf nonttn& ea:e, anehsr movements, jewel.
iss.i:d. solS Do Hns;,ea.. Sis2ssssl :: Ssssis:sl
%s{'ssss' p.. ssss y':.ss, E i:S.s ssla ::
s sS goa so.. s7s. ss ssIs; eis'sasn;s:. ss e.:
pissoa, Tracey . o.. chfonenstsr vi !, S9, sch.
A1fl0L1s 70 BE RATFLaD.
.ss s.. Cs:s % s.ssf ss -;fa:
; :;:s s:: ::..
W.: 3 y S.ais 1s' :s:s :SS
.w.,.. sis 7th street az 5:H I ISSSI. II';I h:is.,
SAA1 DAf LAD1ss,skArxs
o1 III binds, mon sisO to sls. 54..s..I7, ga 81
.sli . - Ho. 500 Wss Bslsi.ors .sas:s, eb
oeSlM - - belnners, Md.
E10nzGI DID b3l1,
= =, - oiSSoaoAs Soos rESSsr, b. ~
yi1Ssis sHv ia'717E 0bUI11l, ia'7s yea
sc faUoaO bn- 7aai Y fA1h1eAga
HHaLIsR .pAIBy QHSlsH, ~ AoAA rasg
i.r fsss::::ssS ss::s asa. s::,::s'
VIZ KHASn . 0Q:D PlAI0S. 81 . =
fsisos : eq,s ypsSs$ J $an AAD MI
Sss saSs anA rsst q - Ssvne, Z: h. 49, ~
e -: F'a,'''ve3 s7SonlznAon.
o-uI 1-trs. a7E -7i.tfI "a. p .a5t-.TI ! 4rfTG
80 - = .,.se "A l-, .ss ..l . .1s Z
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BANKERS.

bANhEhS.
JAY COOKE 3 CO., =
BAHKIBe. g.a..
UsssssA a,sss. ss,ossts Ttssss,y,
Bnyand ssl sieurrsnt market rates, and kssp
onstsntly on hand, . full supply Of ON
0OvERNMlHr BONDS,
sEvlN.THIRTI1s, AND COMPOUND
IHTIRlsT MOTHS.
Orders fsr STOCKS. BONDS, &e., executed, and
Collections msds on all ssssssibls points.
sel-n
RARRow 4 CO.,
BANK1BS,
Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh ress'
pBALERs IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND sILvEB
,.n AND LAND WARRANTS
First National Bank Of Washington.
ed. COOKE, tof jay Cooke Oo.,) President.
wa. o. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
IINANOIAL AGENT OF THE UHITlD
STATES,
ISh ssrsst, o,posits ths Treasury Department.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
~ONE kILLION DOLLARS-A
We bus and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
6ECURITIESst at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE amd make Coileet,o..
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MIST FAVORARIE TERMS and sive oareful
ana prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS Of B BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard 20 GOVERN
MEkT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
WIN. o. HUNTINGDON, Os shier.
Washington, March -, 1855. m2l-tf
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OPERATIONS OF THE EXCISE LAw-Eceyy
Nan jug Unto HimseE.--Ws l6arn that tho
Excise Law has led To the purchase Of q very
Ereat number OF fiasks, bottles, Jugs, &c. 20
that every man is liquor shop unto himself
Every!man who has not liquor at home. bays
travelling jug or mask. or both. This violen.
and forcible law, repuenant TO public opinion
and to the spirit ofthe age, really has no prac.
ticsa impression npon people. All the Ex-
else Law does - 20 cover mp what before was
0Ths people Of Georgia are gssAsslng ics.
Hln Kansss sisssyesr the popaiauoa in.
cresso oo'VVo.ifsaW p s5hl .aslxsTA nas :
"a fose race IN Mobile fsr s'lassr" crested
great excitement. g sAsH u -, s7ffsS ptet sts
r. Engiand ana Amsriea in synpathy; sosA
have besn enjoy Ing uasnincsntsn6 = sfsrns.
= The attempt % grow spplss IN Ainnssota
IA ysune man can sls,gh Q yonae woman
now,s-aays ana pct ret arrssted. = v,E
1Nsw York Aas ss,ee4 ners w6lksn. sAsn
heh. eaEaEe .Hnat ~se - iAdof bft tt&U
"a, ,fAnous English Wrestler i, dsaA. He
could not wSestis Successfully with asaah ~
,n1Ia New RsANrA they, ,sa.A tAs yss,se> ~
keep tAs boyb nor eeAsHAG. q ~. reT',Erl.,. :,
.HAtNIa y0UEs & faGgT3a = 20
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0A daring burglary vas discovered Sat-,
urda, morning in New York OF the Gnitsd
States Bonded Warehouse, No. f6a Wasninr-
ton street. Nearly $4,000 worth Of stik wSs
removed from the b1tlding througha Q tenement
houee. hallway md yard, whsoAS ASDeande al.
rsctiy In rsaref the vsrehsuss. q Aydnf 0e,Soo
worth Of the stolen silk Nas found in ths hSii.
way. The eurglaSs evidently hada WOO
night 70 work in. and preeseded quito cooIlv.
No arreso have yst bspn msas. : Isaal 80
@Henry T. Hatch, who shot himsslf san.
deyeyentnE 1t MaueAesssrs NsW uAmpshiro,
After attempting % mn lady who had n,
fsseo 70 mar!y aim died oa Weans1day uieht.
He haa been tnsehsfbls abeAt twelve hours -
fore Ats ,death. He VA born n South Scitn.
ate. Asseaehusetss, ma was about thirty. y.ths
:sDz0SvsSnHbathASd derived over o. ON
ftoD internal yeyen - IN ~, aix me- .fss ~
hAR which h9vo ebapeo6 ttnos tf = nco.,sSSSs.
1sns % t1e eaSpo1s 1seAi 49,. JrIv I ies;e
4AAAexUhe 9aDnestD aOoali sas2fiv q Stf6o 4
.bs,ssv sETOa -sxagrAI GEJeEiE0p
.cUz aAooe YAI ss e."
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c.
e A B D.
wILLARps HOTEL.
s.,.., WAsaIssLeS, December /. lSSI
5: ssS srHss s %
hs:. q the rate q "a xsfa co.
lakewood HOUSE.
co,.sr Pen"a. as..s. and 1,s,yss g ,,.a, YAE:e
WashiHstOs, ID. c.
Situated In the most central location the city,
midway between the
CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION,
Only Q short distance from all the Departmep epts,
Patent and Post OnHces, Smithsonian Institute,
etc. H.H. DUDLEY q co.,
no2l.n Proprietors.
EMRIOHs REsTAURANr,
~ No. $40 Penna avenue, near 6th street.
p EMRIOH wishes to inform his friends and the
sssd 1sss ass':
az .nd = fTitS .s e.nno. b. sur ss...3
WOOD AND COAL.
COAL oOALH ooAInI
TT. FowLEB co.
S.s sits A Ash stove and egg Sizes per ton
aaso pounds gu srsuteed. ~ sS''per ton.
| Orders received at the central Office Of the Wash.
| inston and Georgetown Ice Company, (lats L.
Middleton Co y corner 18th and streets and
st " harf, foot Of 10th steeet. :
u Hlm b. s. LAMKIN, Agent.
q A l. 90 A LII
AT GREATLY BEDUOEp PRICES.
. Gross tens OF 40 lbs delivered In any part of
the CITY. Ohestn ut White Ash, 81 Is, Stove, Egg
| 4na ernace White Ash, Is 80; Bed Ash, 96.75;
OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on hand.
Orders received st our once. or ct the wharf,
ias-h ass 9Th street, bsswssa I end r.
GOAL! OOAL!l C0ALllI
Having deterHtned to sell . first class article Of
Woed and Coal - cheap the cheapest, / hope
4 BY doing % % gain liberal share Of public pa.
tronaee. The Coal prices are ss follows:
WHITE Ash Nut GO Al, BY the ton a. rs
| BALflAORH GO. WHITE ASH, Egg and
ALL OrHEB III 0VxIIiTT Is OF " HfifTI XsH 2ss
LYKENS VALLEY PURB RID ASH - = fS
DlAA0HD VEIN BED ASH H................... rs
GROSS WEIG HT, 2,14o LBS. TO THE TON.
Always on hand and constantly receiving the
best Qualities Of WOOD u every descri ption de.
nverso In any part OF the city. =
js4-im 7th ST., between and sta Isiaad
A
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HALLS VEGETABLE sIOILIAN hAIR Rp
NEWER
thA All


ReneWs the Hair.
HALLS VR6KTABLE 6lCILIAN HAIR BKNEwER
Restores gray hair 20 the original color.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RRNEwRR
Prevents the hair from falling of.
HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAs HAIR RENswKR
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
halls VRsHrABLB SIcILIAN HAIR RENKwER
Does not stain the skin.
HALL's sIcILIAN NkGKTAbLB HAIR kRNBwER
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale by oil druggists. ia 80 Tuly
~ MARRIAGE GEAND0KLIBAOY, AND THE
Hsppipees Of True Manhood. An ESSAY for
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude, aud the
Physiolosica al Errors, Abuses and Diseases which
create npedimenfs to Marriage, with sure nae Ans
Of Relief Sent in sealed letter enven pes free of
charge. Address DIR. SKtLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ysll-3m
SECRET DISEASES.
BAMARIYAS's 0IFT 10 tho NEST certain, safe and
e1ectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rems-
dy ever discovered Cures in two to tour days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, NO
bsssm, no mercury. Only ter pills to be taken. 1t
Ii the soldier hope, and . friend to those who do
net want to be ex posed. Male packages, o.; fe-
male, "a.
BAN kRIrAN's RooT AND HKRB JuIcEs-A positive
and permanent eure fer Syphilis, Scrofala, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters, 10 Price ol Is per bottle.
Sold By 3. o. Ford. See advertisement. mys
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NAsQCERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLR
AVA AID PARTIES.

The uAdersigned would most respectfully in.
city, and the District GENERALLY, that he iS a Si
times prepared to furnish parties with MssQuer.
ade and ancy Costume, either on loan or made to
faney establishment Of Christisn Rupert, EsS :.
s22 7th street, between D and D, where he Win Be-
late Costumer ct Ford's and Growers
IaSlm' TheatsrS, Washington, d. O.
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.bsssav sE4oa -sxaarAI GEJoEH0o
.cuS aHOoe YAI ss Sesi
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a DANCING.
DR0Ee. j. w. 3 II. p. KREIs'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvania avenue, bet 9Th and 7th sts..
Opposite Metropolitan Hetel,
DANCING,

,NtW CIhsseS FORMING every evening. ThOee de.
sning to enter our classes should avail them
selves Of tn opportunity.
Preparsttons will be made in this quarter for
our annual May Ball W.
Circulars can be had at J. r. Ellis and W a
metHerott 90. . Music Stores. :" "'~
The Han can be rented for Soirses, 10,
a. Days and Hours Of Tkitios:
tor Ladies, Misses and n asters, Tuesday and
saturday afternoons, from to O'Clock.
Gentiemen Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve.
nings, from to 10 clock.
roi iurfher Information, spply during tho hours
OF tuition, or address Q note to the Academy.
Q1arter comm encinR with the first lesson, in
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DoRrABLI

VIRGIN OIL OF All. L.AA "a
Ian ,sv IN rsssiys of sSV sesses OLivr O1Bt,.
stfsst from Bordee M, aa1 A. DgepsSed 70 OupolI
Ne trade and fa3iltss a. -Ll.--ETHlGT -"
W. BUAOHDLL,
Ssy. Nth An1 , sIss, un6ss DDbjSS Beose
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France.

The French feet of iron-cads with troops on board is
said have sailed from Toulon for Cvta Vecch aid in
the defense of the Pope against the Italian insurgents under
Garibald.
The Paris correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer pre-
sents the following picture of Louis Napoleon
He is short thick set barely grizzed His thick eye
brows pair of expressoness eyes, bent
the ground His face has purple hues in it, of bile be-
meath the skim He roves in public with affected gayey
and will always speak to you you your hat when
he drives walks. desperate emnence selfstabbng
vanity, quick perception that detects all signs though
may misinerpre many them but beyond all other eats
false place. beyond these things the gamblers buned moral
sentiment that is apt to mistake treacherous act if it be
clever for able This is Louis Napoleon believe
him to be to the world and himself
lie is not far from sixty years of age In those sixty years
ne has lived all the gamblers experiencepenuy remorse
RIGHTEOUSNESS homelessnes dependence politics. travel
speculation, sudden prosperity reputaon absolusm His
mother miner in early fe the daughter of jose
phine. She married the youngest brother of Napoleon
from him within little WHILE lived the life of gay French
woman having children out of wedlock.
Louis Napoleon owned by his father as his leg
innate With this loose mother the young lived
srong life till the of Bonaparte by his second marriage
died. This left him the Bonapare heir to the throne
began to write republican books to Frenchmen gathered
around him hungry crowd of banished llisbuster and
the belief that he had adherents in France he made
invasions of her territory.
Six years in Jail the result of this, and he wrote
among other things sociasc essay. When Louis Phil
ppe overturned in 1848 he went France and bear
the of Bonapare found difficulty in being elected
to Congress- This was the first office he held and at the
age OF forty France Republic. Rising upon his
renowned name the Frenchmen the nephew OF
George Washington candidate for the Presidency under
hat revered name Louis Napoleon Bonapare elected
President of France Straghtway he filled the army and
The public bureaus with his adheren proclalmng hSei
jealous Republican, and suddenly he made
cup Geat rulers revolution, massacred the resisting
people, proclaimed the Empire and by enisng the middle
lass conservatives the clergy and the ignorant peasants
his cause, he constituted himself the sovereign OF
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England.

Reporter profess have authority for stating the no;n da
Gpssed at the late synod of the Roman Catholic preaes in
ana the conclusions arrived regarding them The
origin OF the meeting is first of ALL ascrbed to "nonries
addressed few months ago by the Government through