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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

BOARD OF PoLICK.-The Board of Police met
yesterday and transacted the following. among
other business The following additional pri-
Na'es were appointed for ninety DAYS, viz
q e. Ecklon- for duty al T NJ. Harvey's sa-
loon, corner Of Eleventh street and Pennsyl-
wanna avenue John l. Daily, 10 do duty for
the Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company. Charles Fink. for duty NJ the
Campbell Barracks. Francis Quinn for duty
Al the Ebbirt House. on + between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets. The official bond OF
William Martin Justice Of the peace. was
eeiNed and approved. The following applica.
lions for transfers OF liquor license Were re-
Iected Daniel Il. Mealy, j. Il. w. Selgert,
Herman koppel, and Matthew DeAttley Pri-
Yates Richard A. Frere and Joshua h. Stoops
We're nned $50 each. and reprimanded for
grSss neglect Of duty.
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FLOR DE MAYO =,

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILJAN HAIR
REVIEWER
EAsPRoVED ITSELF TO BE rHEM MOST PERFECT
ftsfbRkIioS FOR THE HAIR EVER or
TERED TIE PUBLIC.
~ 10 vegetable compound, and contains ne I'm I'D.
rfous properties whatever '
HHu. restore GTas Hair 10 irs orisisaI color
ANVIL keep the hair from falling out
trous and ei!ken. " ' N
It's splendid hair dressing.
20 person olo or young, should fail 70 use IL.
Hts recomnstHdsd aud ssed ~ iAs krst Med ,eai
authority.
- Ask for Halls Vegetable siciiian Hair Re
newer, and take no other
r. HALL Co, Nashua, n. H., Proprietors
IoT sale by all druggists. my i-eo1m
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COMMITTED FOR BuEGLARY.-The case of
Henry Wheeler. (eoiored,l charged with rob-
bing the store OF John l.. shots, on 18th and q
streets OF sundry articles in the grocery line,
70 the value OF s10o. came up on "Wednesday
evening before Justice Thom pson. Wheeler
frIsd 70 turn States evidence, testfying that he
stood watch while Henry Willis and James
Burnett (eOloredl robbed the store, and that
afterwards they jointly disposed of the plum.
der 20 other parties. Willis is already in limbo
foT bad conduct. Burnett is stIli at large and
Wheeler has been committed 10 Jail for court
IN charge of burglary.
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T lest NATIONAL BANK
OF WARRINGTON
b. oVokE, tof Jay Cooke q Dc. , Pr..ia.s.
Nm. e. HUkfIkGToS. Osshier
sovKRSnlSr DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT or TIE UNITED
STATES.
lsiA s'rsd, sr7osiis sAs rsass-p Dsra-i~s~I
Governments Securities with rrsssurvr up,sAs
ststes,
~OEE MILLION DOLLARS
We buy and sell eli cbssse. % GOFERNHkNF
SkCURi7IESst curreet nArhet rstee
FURNISH EXCHANGE cad aaxs OlgIsrno.
10 ALL TRK PRINCIPAL CITIES or THs
UNITEP STATES.
We purchase Government vouchers on the
MOST EAV0RABLE zBRMS. and sfvs osr>-
ful attention 70
ACCOUNTS or BUSINE Ss MEN s.d FIR1s
end 30 any other businso entrusted 70 -
FULL INFoRMATIoN IN regard 70 GOVERN
MINT LOANS o. all tiDes chssrfuIIy furus.sed
WI. .. BUHTIN0reH, Cashier.
Washington, March D.. bs. matt
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMS. The Journal of this
morning says:
Yesterday two sailors Of the French barque
Ferriere Were arrested for attempted desertiou
One was handed over to Capt. Rabardy and
the other put in Jail.
Washington Free School, founded by do.
nation from George Washington, and kept in
operation by the city, had its annual examina-
ton Wednesday, and was dismissed till August
3lst
several enterprsing and wealthy citizens to
establish here a large Planning Mill and Sash
and Blind Mandatory.
County Court CONNER need fits regular session
on Monday, when the County levy will be laid.
New wheat sold here yesterday at 81 So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03
BATOHELOB's HAIB DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
tints; remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; inviso.
rates and leaves the Raf soft and beautiful blaol
o. t,orn. Sold BY Gil Druggists and Perfumers
No. Is Bond sreet, New York jals-eodly
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GE0RGBf0WN ABVERfISENENR.

Rv THos. BOWLING, Auct,one-r; eeOrsrtowu.
EACELLHNT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ANp EFFECTS AT AgCrios.
0ciock, will cell, at the residence OF Mp De La
Roche, No: l43 Washington street, an sssertmeu,
Rotevood and Mahogany Sofas, in rep and hair
Rosewood and Mahogany Arm and BOOKING Chain,
naho gspy Cushion, aud other Chaira
Mahogany arble- Top AID other rshfts
Mahogany sideboard and Stands
bureaus, Wardrobes, and Bedsteai s
Washstend and Mirrors
Fine Feather Beds, Hair MATTRESSES, and Shack
Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Oil Cloth and Mating
Cooking and other Stoves
Orockery and Glassware
With mar other articles tAo numerous 90 men,
ton. THOMAS DO Wing
ie5Q Intel Auct.ops.r.
- TIE AROyE SALE Is UNAyOIDABLY
POSTPONED until MONDAY MORNING, July 6. al
the same hour.
iy3 THOs. BOWLING, Auet.
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FACTS ARR SrUBBoRH THINes-Our 81 50
Wnite Dress Shirts fir well. is made well and
y composed Of fine Linen Bosom and wam-
sutta M nshn, no deduction IN price made il
bought by the thousand. A. Saks & Co., 5I7
7th street.
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CITY ITEMS.

FINE BRowN DICK CoArs Gus longer than
usual FOR %, a. George o. Hsnaing's One P.1ce
Clothing Store No ST. TN street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

Ice CREAM YoR FoURrH OF JuLv-Haryey
90. 2s9 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th
and 10Th streets, have made preparations TO
fnrpish the public with pure Ice Cream. Water
Ices, and Frozen Custard, in any quantity,
nom one pint TO one thousand gallons Please
cave your orders early. Our motto is not to
disappoint
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHALON's "PAPHIAN LOTION
sEAurIETIHa TIE sHLIH AND COMPLEX.
REMovHs ALL ER uHIFSr1 PRrox.rs
FlnfL8s, NOT y, BLOTCh IS, TAN, etc.,
and r.Ts THE SKIN SORT,
xoI IA ulEs 10 the NURSERY IL 10 invaluable
1orGkNTtGMEN after SHAVING it has 10 eaual
PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the enly reliable rem
coy Tor diseases and blemishes of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAPv
hItbe TOILET. NURSERY and BATH will lot
ehap the ekIN. Price Is cents per cake.
FLOR DE MAYO.1
FLOR DE MAYO.
ANHM PERFUME FOB THE HANDKER
RkAGRANCE. "
PHALON q SON, New York.
eev Sold by all Druggists
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BANKERS.

JAY oooKB o co.
BAN 4 RRs,
RIFrvysfB sTptEf, Orpoe-rp rRpA.rHy
Buy ssd - Gcsrrent market rates. and ne.
constantly on hand fall Supply OF all
GovERNMENT BONDS.
eKvBE rHIRTIKs, AND ConPoUHp
IErIREsT MOTIFS.
Orders scr STOCKS, BONDS. &c, esecu,><
and collections made on al Accessible poiss
% LIT
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EXTRA SIZE Coat, Pants, and Vests OF brown
and w41se haeh. Large enough for anv man
IN WMAxngton, at A. Saks 4 Co, 5l7 Seventh
street.
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A Row IN THE STEWART FANIIY-John
Stewart was arrsigned before Justice Thomp-
sen or Wednesday evening, charged with as
sSult and battery with InteIt 10 Kill, and was
hailed IN the sum of 100 for further hearing
ltappears that Lloyd. John Frank and Charles
and diversified their work by a row, the result
q: which was olsck eyes and cut heads for all
hands. John considering this n slow method
procured q revolver from mis- fathers house,
and returning 10 the scene fired three-Ineffec-
tual shots AZ Lloyd Stewart.
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POLICE 1TKNs.-John KImball's horse was
tied 10 tree box, and by decision OF Justice
Morsell he TX, not the horse,) atoned therefor
by paying IS fine.
Henry Law, Confecnoner, was arrested on
complaint Of Vim. BYiel for threats of violence,
and being taken before Justice Smith gave Sc.
curity TO keep the peace.
Julia Lawn was before Justice Cox for as
sault and battery on james Lawn, and gave
security 70 keep the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

Juer THE THING 1oR THIS WORK WEATHER
oae OF those hne White Linen Duck Suits, a
liable Co.'S, 46e Pa. avenue 2
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INQUIRE WITHIN.-The mouth is like q house
70 ie. however pretty II may be externally. il
Is impossible to Judge Of its merits until Won
nave seen the inside. If beh nd the ruby doors
there are plenty of pearl white fixtures, you
VIII exelaim at once, allow beau'ifuir' To
imPart the utmost possible brillrancy there is
nothing like fragrant SozopoNr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

LApTIe, Try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor OF q rare and delicate boquet of
MOWERS, and In this respect is unrivailed A
few drops will leave its peculiar and Delight
ful fragrance upon the hand kerchief for many
hours. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

NOZZLE GIFr.-K. II. Butler. Of Cumberland.
Nd, proprietor of the largest steam wood
working establishment in Maryland, has Just
donated 10 the Memorial Hall, on 18th street,
sIttings for the entire building. The settees for
the lecture room are models Of strength and
neatness, and the oval seats for the Sabbath
school room are admirably adapted tor that
use. This munificeDce is worthy of commen J.
dalton. The dedication of the Memorial Hall
is announced for Sabbath next-services at x
and o clock. Rev. Drs. S:ork and Albert. OF
Philadelphia are expected 10 assist the pastor
of ST. Paul's Church in the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

ALL DISEASES OF TEE FEET spccessfuIIy
treated by III. White, Surgeon Cniropodist "a
Pennsylvant8 avenue. between * and Gin
streets once hours from a. m. to p. m.
Established lS6l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

THE HEAT AND STREET RArLwAYs.-The
extreme heat which we are now experiencing,
- having its effect not only upon railway
travel, bat also upon the track over which the
cars run. In this city the railroad iron on The
street roads has expanded from the heat Of the
sun so as to, in many instances, burst from the
spikes and bulge mp IN curves Of several inches,
and extending Ion itudinally several feet. On
the Metropolitan track, near the Patent Office,
are a couple ofplaces of this character only a
few yards apart, one Of which has bulged SO
high as 10 admit mans body between il and
the road sills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

Gessford, of the First precinct, this morning
shows that Leonard Kean, Justice Of the Peace,
was arrested last night BY Sergeant Vernon,
charged with being drunk and disorderly, and
that his trial was deferred. - = 81
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!, SpaldIngs Cline.

FoR CORNs, BuEIoNs, BAD NAILS, &C.
VISIT Dr. White's rooms, No. s2& Pennsylvania
avenue, between * and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

The DISTRICT IN CoNGRHss-The bill 10 in
corporate the District of Columbia Concrete
Stone Company was reported from the Senate
District Committee yesterday, with an amend
ment providing that the company shall not
hold real estate exceeding s200, 600 in value.
The corporators named In the bill are Fitz-
hugh Coyle, 4 ID. Gilman, VIM. II. Bald yin,
ID. Il. Clarke. Edward Baldwin and Charles
Bradley. .. f.ft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

MORE ECONOMICAL, REMARKABLH CRI
tainty Of prompt action, in fact. every GOOD
qualifyfs guaranteed for Mrs s. A. Allen s i'm.
poved new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing,
nn one bottle.) Every Druggist sells it. Price
One Dollar. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

SOMETHING NICE FOR THE FoURrH-Cali-
fornia wines, port wines. grape brandy, and
other pure wines and liquors, can be had of c.
y Perrie 4 Co., grocers, corner of 9th and
streets. which are lust the thing for invalids,
and lot hard 70 take by folks in good health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

REAL Estate SALK.-Messrs. Mitchell
Hoffman, real estate brokers, yesterday sold
lots A and g, in square 6s9, fronting on Della.
ware avenue and lststreet, near street north,
10 Ed. McCarty, for $685. and Let B, In the same
sQuaTe, TO Henry Murray, for e2I5
Messrs. Green Williams, auctioneers, yes.
terday sold TWO two-story BRICK houses, in
square 4s9, fronting on 9th street west, between
L and NJ, TO Joshua ID. Devan, for $1,000.
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SCHOOL ENTKRrAINNEST AND PREsESrA.
TON OF GOLD MsDAL.-Pupils from the
cOlored schools in % street north are TO give an
entertainments. consisting Of school exercises,
TecItauons. songs. &c, this evening af Wise.
well Barracks The Ballantyne gold medal
Will Dc AWARDED 10 the successful competitor
AT the late spelling match, on this occasion, and
addresses are expected from several eminent
speakers.
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SALE OF MoxEY.-At the 10th monthly
meeting OF the Excelsior Building Associa-
non held last night Al Temperance Hall, s. iso
were sold At an average premium Of 40 per
cent, Sancelhag - shares.
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THIEF ARREsTED.-On Wednesday last Rich.
ard Mason, alias Cokely, (colored.) while en-
deavoring TO sell two calf hides to Mr.. Tobri.
ner, merchant, on 7th street. was spied by Of
fcer McCEesney, who couldn't seeh how Ma
son became the proprietor OF the hides, and
inquiring into the matter found that they had
been stolen from Mr.. l.. p. Hazel. butcher in
GEORGETOWN. He was carried before Justice
Thompson, who committed him for court.
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0lEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
WAsHIN6ToN, June is, 1858.
ON the nefifi0n of ARM WHITLEY Eor

III sS peluoa ~ w11nnI, Ior-
Missouri. praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the 18th day Of September, 1854
~ an Improvement in Grain and Grass Harvest
ers, for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent. which takes place on the 18th dag Of Sep
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard q.
the Patent Office en- MONDAY, the 3lst day of Aa-
rust next, at u O'Clock m; and all persons are
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ole in the Patent ON &C their objections specially
set forth In writing at least tceRy days before the
day OF hearing; oil testimony hed By either party
to he used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted u .accordanee With the rules Of the
ONCE, which II be furnished on application.
te.tincny' must Be isd n sSe css ss,. rs0Sd .1s
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, III Any,
within ten days after flfnG the tssfimouy - .
Ordered Also that this notice be pnbIished In the
Republican and the Intellig encer, Washingfon, d.
O., and in the Evening Ohronicle. CINCINNATI,
Ohio, once week for three successive weeks; the
Arst OF said Publicafions TO b q Iesst xfy days
previous 70 the day o. hearing. = .rorr
je sA-usv Acting Conmis:icner 81 fsssnis.
Y q T = B D TT H.
We are daily receiving . fun sssYl! % halftubs
and 1rkins, OF the choicest ~ end old Ney Yerk
BUTTE Also. the pals Of hns nev Western
bssisss VIII ind with u . bsster srsse Of Bat.
Ter e Is.sr prices, tnAn can y fousd s'ssvhss
~ u N0RrHERN PRODUCE sros.,
s ,eDle-u Penna. ave., bes. loth and nth ID.
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INSC AECE OFFICE,
FIRE AND LIE,
No. SIG SEVENTH STREET,
Between ID and K Streets.

ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
8. P.HEEDEI, Pres G. GOODRON Sect.
r. M. hanson, Agent,
No SIC Seventh Street.
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A MEAN AcT.-It was stated about police
headquarters this morning that a day or two
since police officer anxious to make an arrest
paid boy who was holding q horse for gen.
tleman ten cents TO tie the animal to tree, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-03

TIE MUNICIPAL OPFICBs.-To-night,t the
Republican members of the Council will hold
another caucus to select candidates for the
Corporation offices, and probably the Inst will
be com pleted. At the caucus on Tuesday
night, Messrs. q. w. Goodail, Of the Seventh
Ward, John L. Pau, Of the Second, and John
II. Johnson, Of the Fourth, were selected for
Commissioners Of the FIRE Department.
Candidates for the positions Harbor Master
and Assistant were now chosen, there being
quite number of candidates for those posi-.
tons, among others, Mr. Z. A. Adams, OF the
Sixth Ward, and e. r. Barnes, OF the Seventh.
There Is the most active competition for the
positions of Ward Commits sioners, and 1t is
likely in making selections for these positions
there will be the most difhculty. tits stated
that for Commissioner of the First Ward, Alex
Henderson, President OF the Coiored Working
mems Club Of that ward as the inside track
The contest in the Third Ward is between Mr.
J. &. Clary and Mr.. ]. r. Wright; in the
Fourth, between MIR. p. Crowley, Sergeant
:. h. Clements, and Marcellus West, (colored,)
III the Fifth, VIM. Barnes and Ii. L. Merry
man are the prominent candidates; in the Sixth
Mr.. &. w. White is the most prominent, and in
the Seventh Mr.. Henry ID. Gunnell is the best
man. Mr.. T. H. Langley, il is stated will re.
eeive the cierkship OF the Northern Market.
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DIED.

COLLINS. On the LIST Instant, infant dan shter
ofDr. VIM. T. and Annie A N. Collins, aged six
weeks and i've days.
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ASSUAI RKpoRT or TIE WASHINGTON AND
GEORSETouN r. LROAD (AyESUE RoUTE.)-
The Speaker yesterday laid before tha House
a. Representatives the annual report of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
Tsny for The year ending Jan uary Z 1867, pre-
pared by W. DUuniDg- President. in compii-
ancs with section No IS OF the charter OF the
road The receipts from passengers We're
>52t.e7t.61. and from other sources s. ,29I6s,
making total OfS3(4.3 IS. The expenditures
are gwen ~ follows: transportation account
sId expenses inc dent thereto, S2S6,t3l -; rent
-2t(.t7; ticket account. St3i 90: interest ac-
count. S2t.oe7.39; Government tax, SIn,e2s OF:
LEGAL TAX. S2.S63se; insurance account,
S2-Ss25; dividends, S2u,ntO: sinking fund,
Si,U5l. IS. real estate account, s912 - Making
n total Of SS49.0i6 g. for expenditures, and
having a deficit of s23,6i4 % for the year
The number OF passengers carried during the
year WAS 6-652-5.G number OF transfers. being
passengers carried twice for one fare, 200 $50:
number of passengers from whom fares OF
az cents Were collected, 4.g9l,6t5: number OF
passengers from whom fares OF five cents
(paId by uckets) were collected. 4t1,6oS; cost Of
carrying each passenger paying fare, 8 lis
cents, number OF round trips, I6. 30: average
number OF trIps per day made by each car, i6:
average number OF cars run each day, 60
average number of miles Tnn each day by each
Car, u.
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ELscroN OF OyFIc.Rs, I. q. o. F-The fol-
lowing onicers have been erected during the
present week TO serve the ensuing tenn:
aso Miles, hHeef Nc g. NJ n MP1IphIsg n
=: b Lord, Jr. r. 3; b. +. Cuttings, Treas.
Washington, No. al. 8. Boiway. N. G.; A.
smith, G.; s: w: Sloane, I. s.; w. n
S1sarasIey; n .; A. jackson, Treas; s. T.
EastsTp, No. 7.-Jaeob Been, N. g.; H. s.
Litehned, v. G;- Wise, +. s.; @. O. Ander-
Harmony, No. 9-W. p. Alien. N. G.. John
z. Aoweil Y. G.; John Fersuso +. s.; Bsnj
Ps Hn1e r s; WIN; Young, Treas.
W pG HaIs' 20; iIS =: Timms, N: g; r.
"A. Moulden, X. s.; SamI Wise. Treas
Union, No. lid. Carrigan, N. e.; J. r. N
Curtain, V.G r. Emmons, +. s.; Jos. Martin,
II. 3; Ed. Richards. Treas.
Friendship, No. Il.--Max Book, N g.; w. T.
Dewdney, Y. q J. Morse, r. s.; p. II Sweet,
y. >. r. A. kidder. Treas; A. H. Giwler,
Covenant No. 10, tGeorgetowu.) Samuel q.
Palmer, N: G. George +. weizerich, V. g.;
John n: Darne, X. s; Allen b. Hayward,
3; V. Shinn, Treas.
fannce, V. g.; ]. S. Hatch, f. s.; II. @. Stier,
X: s.; N. Mullikin, Treas.
Met ropolis. No. 81. W. Falconsr, N. g.;
J; I: Ford. Y. g.; s. P. Robertson. +. s.; W. j.
Brown, X. s; I. Deming, Treas
,EIcelsior, No. r.-Wm. J. Spencer, N. G; Il.
d. q. Bouis, V. g.; H. b. Lem, +. s.; Jas b.
Royce; X. s.; J. G. Shafer, Treas.
Meenanics, No. is, Georgetown -Chas. q.
Myers, N. g.; VIM. A. Donaldson, v. g.; Hugh
u. Divine, Il. s.; Jas. p. Wallace. +. s.; A. O.
Prather, Treas.
Oriental, No. ID. H. Schombert. N. G.; c.
kattelmann- v. g.; IL. Handler, T. s.; John
Wahl, X. ); Chas. Just, Treas.
ENCAMPNRNTe.
Columbian Encampment No. John NJ
MAX well, q. p: John T. Chauncey, H. p; O.
W. Nc Eliresh, s. W; H. e. Stevens, J. W.;
w. X. Mclean, s.; J. A. Mouldep, T.
Magenenp, No. samuel Cross, q. p; VIM.
Melnturf, III. p; John w. Ferguson, s. W..
John w; Stahl, J: w.; r. w. Middleton, s..
VIM. E. Richards, T.
-Ridgely, No. 5-H. A. Gross, q. p; @. +.
WetHrick, H. p: X. A. Bass ford, s. w.; j NJ
Palmer, j. w.; b. A. Kidder, s.; Geo. Rine-
Mount Nebo, No 6-L. r. Humphrey, q. p:
ID A. Dobson, II. p; w. B. Bayne, :. W; e.
;. King, j. w.; T. w. Fowler, s.; John T.
Given, T.
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THE COURTS.


CIRCUIT COURT, Judge NsAer.-Yesterday.
the jury in the case Of Conner agt. G otchell and
Simonds returned a verdict for plaintiff for
&I0i9; motion made for a new trial. Willie a0t
Washington; verdict for plalntif-&.o. Nc
6owans administrator agt. Hammack's ad-
minlstIator; assumpsit for s4,li2 80; judgment
de bonis testatoris for the whole amount, and
reference to auditor to ascertain the amount OF
assets.
7o.dag-WIle agt. Washington; motion by
Mr.. Perry for ne y Trial. Vernon Il Bro agi
w. ID. Orr ordered to be docketed and dis.
missed on motion Of Mr.. Drury. Smith agt
Randall; continuance stricken out. s, X. Waite
agt. G. l.. Walker; on trial.
EQUIrY Court, Judge Olia.-The following
orders were made :-Findley ct al agt. Thomas
ct al; decree appointing r. H. Laskey trustee
70 sell. Wigett agt. Ryan: decree appointing
4. Carusi trustee to sell. Adler agt. Dodge;
order extending time for receiver to settle ac-
counts. Mackall agt. Mackall order for at
tachment on defendant for contempt in not
paying alimony, unless cause be shown by
Monday next.
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INFORMATION AGAINST MAGIsTRAPRs.-
District Attorney Darlington has filed informa.
David K. Smith for malversatIon, in that, on
the 18th of June, 1867, he had in his possession
certain papers belonging TO one q. PulIen,
which had been used in the trial of crimin al
accusation before him, in which the said Pull
len wasthe complaining witness, which papers
he refuses TO deliver to Pullen. Also, again 81
Justice w. II. Craig, Of Georgetown, for rem
derIng a judgment without service Of process
upon the party against whom il was rendered,
the party being John j. Reilly, who makes at
hdavit that said judgment was rendered in
February last
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WnArPINe PAPER for sale. Apply at tn
STAR Once.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
G. g. CHASE, Pres. G. NJ OORT, Sect.
T. m. HANSON, Agent,
No. S16 Seventh Street,
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SPRINGFIELD r. AND VI. INSURANCE
COMPANY.
ED'M. FREEMAN. Pres. j: N. DiJUiNaAI.. Sec &C.
T. n. HANSON, Agent,
elo 3m No. S16 Seventh Street.