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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

To guarantee the faithful performance Of their
contracts, the contractors shall furnish bond
in sodo in sum equal to half the amount Of their
,ntract, With good and solvent surotes domiciled
in the parish of Orleans, and owning unincumbered
real estate in the city Of Now Orleans Of fhs fni
value and amount for which they may oblieste
themselves on said bond.
In no instance will city contractor or one who
has been CITY contractor and has been placed IN
default nor any person who is debtor to Che city
be received as surety. n l'''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

B. Rma .. n. FlmmnRnN ". Ntennaer n
SON, Her Tackle Apparel, ste
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT cor
4 for tbs District Of sEuufaihna no a6li
Il the above entitled suit, l have ssiaef and
into my poaGeeefonss
The Steamer HgBsoN her Taok.s. .sts,
for the causes set forth IA the Nbel f
pending IN the DISTRICT Couxf 81 the United n
And do hereby cite and n6mouiah the ou,1S T.
owners thereof, and all and every person OF ~
haEtnger pIetgndingt to have any fsehts title, 81
ese N OF 70 the same, to BE- and appear AZ Vi
aforesaid, 70 be holden at the city OF New Or
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from M n
herBof. 70 HkoW cauac. II AnY they hate Or csn Y
the said steamer Hudson, her tackle etc
boats, should not be condensed and Be eald y
ably % the prayer Of libslants.
United States Marghaie 0flico Nav nj.
tonth day Of February, 1853
No. seI-feiI is 1iassS = : ''''os'' r ? AAafal'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16
THIRD,

The contractors shall be bound 10 call At the
Street Oommlssionsr's Office daily AZ IL o'ciock M
to receive orders relative TO the work 70 be done BY
them, and all orders written in the order book in
said otice shall be equivalent to written orders
served upon the contractors In persoH ut the dates
thereof, and the said contractors shall ba 1urther
bound 70 report 70 said Office the work performed BY
them on the previous day. under penalty Of ten
dollars for the 1rst ofense in failing TO report for
orders and the amount Of work performed each dsy
and twenty dollars for the second and each subse
quent Oense and which tines shall be deducted ont
tractors. 20 - -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

1t s well understood that in case Of failure by the
contraotoRB 20 begin finish the work. or any part
thereof within the ptrioa liked in case the Com
mon Council be dissatisfied with the manner 10
which the work IL being executed, the Common
Council shall have the right to Annul the contract
without putting the contractor in default, az re.
quire by article 1901 Of the civil code and without
applying to court u juaticn to annu the same and
Witnont INDIGNANTLY: and II Is also well understood
th0t in case he contractor shall any time abandon
the work. or not finish and complete the same in com
torny 70 his conirAet the said contractor shall for.
felt all claims ne may have against the city for ANY
part Of the work done by him up to tho date 81 Lis
abandonment and that the city shall be thereby dis
therefor; and it is also ell understood that in case
the contract be Fesold the contractor and his hsor
ties shall be held and bound in sOidO 70 pRy unto the
city all loss difference between the price al whicb
the cont actors original contracted to perform the
work and the price at which II may be adudicated at
resale or REHABILITATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16
q. 8. NfARaHAIla lE0NITInI
1A'llsE : e . a So s..,i :: Sarah.


AllleE = CO. ". afeamhoaa Sarah, 4
Tickle, AppAr1l, etc.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT on,I
y 1cH the District 81 Louiaiana. No. e0li. In a
epcet0 an anmtraltY warrant, 10 he directed NJ
poasgssion-- e ~ n n -
the sfsAmboat SARAH, her Tackle. An,
eta, new lfbelad b Killer 4 %. for 3ha nsnss.7
forth i the libel now pending IN tie District IL
u the United STATES
And do hereby eife and adnonish The o,v.
owners thereof, and all and every pers1h or NJ
having or pretending 70 have Ssy right, title' y.
terest in or to the same 70 be and appear n NJ
tEiet Court qf the United States. fox the piar
on or bsioce the THIRD MONDAY from nv 4
nereof v show cause Il any They have o. can
me said Steamboat Sarah her SMnhle. ant.'
etq., nhQulG not be Condemned and he sod Il.
anly 70 the prayer Of l5olanta.
United steAas Marahsrg 0fiee, New Or
III HRRRcn
no, 5o5-fel ibA@ Unatsd Stated Maiskt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

But thsre Is one fact which, II rightly
considered, ewlll strike everybody with
altfms ~ thls that 1 newspaper should
IS permitted b. provldehce to be pub.
llslpd - have considerable elrenlnfion,
"a 8 impose apon n readers saob On Cd
efiia eeis d lie one 70 which We slIuae
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

The priVes shall DO delivered TO the contractors II
VIVA ever condition they may be on the day the
begin to work. The contractors shall immediatel
thereafter, and during the whole period Of Shs al
contract empty and clean the same as hereinbefor
eDeched, and they hhall At the expiration Of Ihei
contracts deliver the same to the city IN good orde
and properly cleansed in default Of which they wi
not only forfeit the amount Of the ten per CENT NJ
tanned guarantee but also the whoIs amount 3
the last certificate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-16

The said contract shall take effect from and sfta
its execution before the City Notary and The nppri
val Of the requisite bonds by the Finance COMMIT
tees. ....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07
Baltimore Markets.

Coffee.-The only sale yesterday was 100 bags
Rio at Pan cts currency, range of prices as
follows: ordinary Rio baby cts. fair Hall <
cts. good Is / ale cts. prime 1874 a17R cts choice
Ekal7& cents; Laguayra II cts; Java 25a26 cts.
Flour.-A good inquiry from the trade, and
millers mostly are without stock prices steady
as before. Sale of 100 bbls low grade Pennsyi
yania Family at S12.
Grain-W heat.-1,OOO bushels only reported;
market steady: including in the sales were I4O
bushels fair white at SAFE; small lot of choice
Virginia Valley red S2.S5, and 1850 bushels
Pennsylvania at So 5OaS2 So, mostly at latter
Corn-Yesterday 1900 bushels white and 2265
bushels yellow offered: market firmer for
yellow-the sales Were composed of 1000
bushels white in lots at S1.O8 to S1.13, as to
quality, mostly at Sl10aS1.12; $50 bushels
bushels do. at S1.l6. Oats-Yesterday receipts
light; sales reported 500 bushels common at *
cts; 600 bushels good Pennsylvania at IS cts: 100
do 50 cts.
Provisions.-There is no change in the mar
ket for any description; orders from the South
are still active and generally filled at previous
prices, viz for Shoulders 12& cts, rib Sides
lax cts, and clear rib Is ctS-all in Bacon hhds
Round lots to the trade may be quoted u cent
under these prices, but none Offering. Bulk
Meats are held SILL above the views of buyers.
Lard quiet at 16Hal6H cts for Western tIerces:
Baltimore refined in kegs and pals 20 cts per
Id. Mess Pork 25.25aS25.5O per Dbl.
Sugar.-Sales yesterday of rs hhds new crop
Cuba at I24al3a cts; 50 hbds Porto Rico at
124al3x cts-prices unchanged on the basis of
II = all cts for fair to good refining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07
OREGON WAR CLAIMS

"A statement In this paper OF the ith instant
in reiaticn to the Oregon war claims of I75i we
ind embraced an error, which needs correc-
ton. 1t was stated that these claims amounted
TO about three millions of dollars in addition to
three millions already paid. We learn, how
ever, that there We're but two small companies
Of Oregon volunteers in ISL, and they Were
organized for the protection of the emigrants
General Wool, al the time, applauded the
promptness with which they We're organized
The ball before Congress Is only TO pay these
two companies, whose claims amount 10 but a
few thousand dollars. General Wool's letter
published by Us, refers TO the Oregon and Wash
Ington Indian war of Io55-6, and not to the
companies which protected the emigrants in
l-5i Ii appears that these two companies of
Captains Walker and Olney did good service
in aiding and protecting the emigrants, and we
hope they may De paid, and that justice may
IL Us b CCnf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07
SCARCITY OF COAL.

In consequence of the continuous Interrupt
ton 20 navigation by the ice. this city is suffer-
ing at this time from a coal famine. II has
gone up to Sl2 a ton. and the dealers are not
able 10 furnish any considerable amount even
AT that price. Wood Is also scarce and high,
and the Gas Company is not able to furnish
coke in consequence of having exhausted its
stock in filling the Provident Aid Sucety's
orders for the relief Of the poor. In this con-
dItIon OF affairs the coal dealers have been
endesyoring TO supply their customers with
Coal from Baltimore, but allege that proper
facilities are not granted them by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. We know not
how much ground there is for this complaint
but certainly, if ever there was time
yhen the railroad company should exert itself
eCeTgeucaliy, IL Is when a whole communityis
suffering for want OF fuel. The present dearth
O. fuel has also revived the old grievance of
the break of connection between the Baltimore
3nd Chic and Northern Central roads in Balti-
more, by which the price of coal brought here
by rail from The Pennsylvania mines is so ma
teTially increased Without entering here into
the quarrel between the two roads, or espous-
ing the cause of either side. we may say that
the public demand that some remedy for the
evils suffered here by that break of connection
L. 30 imperative that IL cannot be trified with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07
THE PRESS DISPATCHES.

The IafsHie>nceT very properly complains of
the dispatches sent here from New York by
the Associated Press, and cites the instance of
the riot on Wards Island on Thursday morn
ing between six or seven hundred Irish and
German emigrants, W ich resulted in four be-
ing shot and about twentv-six injured. Full
accounts of the riot appeared in all the even
ing papers in New York, yet the Associated
Press agent there, who has until midnight to
make up his dispatches, had only heard Of a
ssreport" about IL, and finds il impossible at
present to ascertain any particulars" The In
tcl19encer adds: 1.-THE Associate Prsss accounts
from New York city are the poorest sent over
the wires, and rarely contain any news or any
thing of interest. Not a word was sent about
the elections that occurred in New York on
Tuesday"
Our experience has been the same as that of
our neighbor, and we have founS the Associa-
ted Press dispatches so trivial and worthless
that we have been compelled for months to pro-
expense, at the same time paying for the worth
les Associated Press dispatches. This state of
things is utterly disgraceful to the New York
Associated Press. An organization so large and
powerful, dealing with so many newspaper
customers throughout the country, ought to be
sbie TO supply news with satisfactory fullness.
promptness, and correctness: and it is in the
hIghes: degree disCreditable TO it that the pa
pers il deals with are compelled TO resort 10
osher agencies 20 procure even the ordinary
news Of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During the week ending to-day, there has
beeh received by the Treasurer of the Unrted
States from the Printing Division. Treasury
Department, siS7, 900 IN fractional currency.
During the same period the amount forwarded
was as follo WIS: To United States Depository at
Pitsburg, Pa, s5O,Ov0; Assistant Treasurer at
Boston, S10C,l o.; National Banks and others,
SlH, s67.01. Total, S.9l, sol oil. The amount of
notes for " arded was: To the United States be-
pository at Baltimore, Md, S22,oO Assistant
Treasurer at New York, 100000; Assistant
Treasurer at Boston, 60 0,0OO; National Banks
and others, S3TJ.46i. Sc. Total, $40, 46i.S6.
The amount of securities held by the Treas
urer of the United States in trust for national
banks reported to-day were as follows For
circulating notes. S3il 652, $50; to secure the de-
posts of public moneys, S36, IN $50, Total,
1872 7SO, 400.
The amount OF national bank currency issued
during the week WAS SIP ,360-makng the total
amount issued up to date, 20 6,59o,33l. From
this is to be deducted the following amounts:
Mutilated bills returned, sc, i59 7O5 notes of in
solvent banks redeemed and burned by United
States Treasurer, S}So,S6r leaving in actual
circulation at this date, 500, TAG, 766.
The amount of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was S327, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

II THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT, on February
Eth, the government brought in the ne w reform
bill for Scotland, which received one reading
and " a. then postponed. The Lord Advocate,
IN asking for leave. said that it was not pro-
posed to disfranchfse any existing Scottish con-
stituenoy. The borough franchise would be
similar 20 that in England, and every man
Who occupied house and paid rates would
be entitled to vote In the counties the free
hold franchise would BE- reduced TO IS
and the occupying franchise TO E12. As the
government Were Of the opinion that there
was no superfiuity of representation in
Scotland, but that, on the contrary. she was
entitled to more members, they proposed TO in
crease the number by seven. II was proposed
10 give two to the universities, one each to
LanaTkshire, Ayrshire and Aberdeenshire. one
TO Glasgow, and 10 give one to a new group of
boToughs composed of Ardrossan, and several
Others which had now an aggregate population
of 5o,153
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

THE WORKING PEorLE.-The severity Of the
present winter has not been peculiar to our side
CT the Atartic. The condition OF Paris has
been compared to one vast marsh. "rhe air
we breathe" says one writer. ais heavy with
bronchitis, rheumatism, diptheria, and every
disease eDgendered by damp" In such sea-
son as tins the poor must b. great sufferers, and
charitable aid on a large scale is invoked. and.
better still, is actually furnished, so that public
ben ficence may be said TO keep pace with the
wants OF the destitute. The twenty soup kItch-
ems of the Prince Imperial distribute daily
from $4,000 TO 5000 portions. each portion con-
sistlng of bread, meat, soup, and vegetables
The kitchen of st Owen, where the greatest
wretehedness prevails, distributes gratis daily,
in the Emperor's name, upwards of 1900 ra-
iions. The Emperor has also invited the CO.
operation of the city OF Paris, which has or
dered the establishment of additional kitchens
in ACCOMPLISHMENTS or wards. The city also
distributes fuel in large quantities to the va
rious offices of public charity, and the guam
tIty of bread supplied to families receiving as
sistance has been increased. The shoemakers
of Marlboro, Massachusetts, are on strike for
better pay. The grinders of the Meriden Gut
lery Company, Connecticut, are on q strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07
RECEPTIONS.

Lsdies OF the Executive Mansion Mrs. Patter-
son and Mrs. Slower, will be at home on Mon
day evenings, after seven O'Clock. The even
ing has been fixed upon for the drawing room
receptions OF the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
as during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice.
SPEAKER CoLyAx's RECEPTIONS are to be
every Friday evening, from Sx to IL p. m.
The receptions of the Speakers mother and
SISTER, Mrs and Miss Matthew's, for ladies, and
gentlemen accompanying them, will be every
Wednesday afternoon, from to p. m. The
Speakers weekly receptions will close on the
last Friday of March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07
THE MARYLAND SENAroR-As announc

The MARYLAND SENAToR.-As announced
in our Geographic columns yesterday the Sem
storial contest IN Mary land yesterday came to
81 end by the selection OF George Viekers, of
Kent county. Tits proposed 10 have Mr.. VIckers
take HE seat on Mondays special steamer hav-
ing been dispatched from Baltimore last night
10 ChestPrtown to bring him over TO Baltimore
to-day. Gen VIckeTs was originally a Wing,
but when the emancipation question come up
in Maryland he joined the Democratic party OF
that state. He served in the last Leg islature of
Mary land, and is a good debater. He Is about
sixty five years Of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

The VIRGINIA RECONsrRUCTIoN CONvHN-
TON yesterday adopted a clause DISTINGUISHING
all who gave aid and comfort to the rebellion,
after having taken an oath to support the Con-
stitution of the United States, as Congressmen,
Presidential electors, OH GERS in the service of
the United States, or as executive or judicial
officers of State. Those officers Of q State
specified, besides the higher ones, are all Judges
sheriffs, constables, revenue commissioners,
magistrates, oyerseers of the poor, mayors and
city councilmen, flour and tobacco inspectors,
coroners, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

81 The KHteHig,Heer announces this morning
that 1t will, as heretofore, rigidIy exclude from
it, columns such '.inconsiderate trifies" as cur
rent news, and devote itself assiduously to
publishing speeches, addresses, circulars, &c,
s-on any subject at a rate TO be agreed upon
with the spersons" desiring such publication.
The IntsHteeneeT very justly remarks that the
speeches, addresses, circulars, &c, with which
IL Iumbers up Its columns are of no interest TO
the public, and thar compensation should be
made for their publication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

ITALIAN OPERA.-The season Of Italian opera
81 Walls Opera House commences on Thurs
Gay evening next. La Grange, Miss McCul-
lOch, Miss Phillips, BrignoIi, Orlandini and
SartI sre included IN the combination, and the
three operas they give In this city will be pre-
sentsc in magnificent style. Sale of seats COM
mencs 5 at Mstzerotts on Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07
A GE NTS WAN TED
"a FOR THE
LIFE OF JEFFERsON DAVIS"
LOST AND FOUND.

THE SETTER DOG advertised In the Evening
Il star" believe To be n possession. Ap
py al the French Legation, 2i3 II street. be
tw cen 18th and 18th. MI G. II, SMART
cIOO REwARD-Lost this morning, a ROLL
SlVV OF MONEY. in the Centre Market
several hundred dollars. The above reward will
be given by returning it TO CONRAD FINGMAN,
lzth street, near Pa. avenue NH 1T
STRAYED-FrOm the stable, with the harm ESQ on
- them, two NJ ULES-one a bay Jenny; the other
a Light cOlored Mule. liberal reward will be
paid If returned to Mr. WHI1NEY'S, l4th street,
betv cen = and q streets. NIB St.
THE ORIGINAL FRANC. feI4-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

OLE Bulls concerts At Metzerott Han ON
Monday and Tuesday ext are looked forward
TO with great pleasure by lovers OF music. The
renow ned yiolinist will be assisted by com.
pany Of fine artists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

FAILURE OF NATIONAL BANKs-The First
National Bank of Bethel. Conn, has closed its
doors. 1t ceases 10 be public depository. The
First National Bank of Keokuk, Iowa, has sus-
pended business. The Goyernmentfunds have
been withdrawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

- From French Il Richardson, agents for
the Scott Publishing Company's reprints Of
foreign magazines, we have Blaekpood for Feb
rUsry and the Londoa QrIcrtsrly for January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

EXECUTION OF MURDERER.-Jos. Eisile
the murderer of White Ulrich Lillenthal, and
tutor, was executed in Parkersburg, West Va,
on Thursday. The execution was witnessed
by fully ten thousand persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

MARCH, SOS.
Nl NOW READY
The following Work, containing I,O33 closely
printed, large octave pages, well bound
In law sheep. Price, SO.
THE LAW REGISTER,
Comprising all the Lawyers in the United States;
THE STATE RECORD.
Containing the State and County Officers. the Or.
gaDization, Jurisdiction, and Terms of the
Courts for every State and Territory:
THE OFFICIhL D I FOB THE
Containing the Officers OF the Federal Government,
Sketches Of all the Members Of Con.
of the Federal Courts;
THE COLLECTORS ASSISTANT,
Giving the LsSs for GGsstns 3sb, EsssgDs
meny, with Forms for every State;
WITH MUCH OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION, THE
WHOLE CONSTITUTING AN OFFICIAL AND
BUSINESS MANUAL.
Prepared from Offcial Returns, by
JOHN LIVINGSTON,
Of the ew York Bar. Secretary OF the Merchants
Union Law Company.
New York: Published by the Merchants, Union
floor, I'm the American Exchsnse
National Bank Building.)
The Book will be sent, prepaid, to any address in
will be forwarded by express, with bill, to be paid
delivery.
Eom Aiez. ". Randall. Post Master General:
- John b; L. Skinna. FIRST Assi,tant M
Gere-aI: Joseph H. Biaekfan, Chez Clerk p. o.
WASHINGTON. D. G.. Feb; "a, 1853
'oHS unon T.r ssS
pear Sir Your new Law Register and Oficial
DIRECTORY Just issued, appears u have been very
cereinllY prepared, and we think may be OF great
Drpsrtment. The work viii doubtless prove VI
usblo to every ofncial banker, merch ant, and bus
ines man.
ALEX W RANDALL,
ST. JOHN B, skIs II fEise'r'l'
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JOSEPH II BLACKrAN
Chief Clerk p. o. Department..
Nom Hon. F'aneis E Spinner. Hsassvy Of I'll,
United States
WAsHINsroN, ID O.. Feb: "A, 1888.
Union I Lev CcmpsS; , 'e'''' Asf'nAn''
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Steam Dyeing and Securing Kstablishneat. 500,
east eide OF 18th street, near Penns. avenue.
KID GLOVES especiAily renderea perfectly
Remember. sos IItA stsss<. nhsin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE.-Int the Maryland
Senate yesterday, Mr.. Maddox submitted
resolution, which was referred, providing for
the survey of the route of a railroad from some
point in Prince George's county to Point Look
out, in 81. Mary's county, and report thereon
10 the Legislature. The bill approprating
$500 to compensate Philip Frank Thomas for
his services in endeavoring to secure admission
to the United States Senate was also passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07
BOARDING..

A COUPLE OF NEATLY furnished, pleasant
"A ROOMS to let. with BIO A BID. n a private fam
lily, where the table IL supplied with the pest toe
market affords Location healthy and delightful
No. $50 4th st opp Judiciary Square. m7-2t'
FURNISHED ROOMS, with TABLE BOARD,
j No. 439 18th street, southwest corner Of H.
A pleasant location and terms moderate mh6 Inn
VICTORIA HOTEL,
formerly ii otel Gerharit's)
3s3 Penua ave between al and 9th SITS.
fe "A I'm Y. sToSCH, Proprietor
EVERETT POUSE-ROUX! RESTAURANT
H 21s street, between l4th and 18th
Service n ia Carte. Boarders at S25 month. Pri-
vate dining rooms for ladies' and gentlemen. Par
tiCulsr attention given to parties at short notice
VICTOR R0UX,
II "a I'm Late steward Of Met. Club.
EOOD BOARD. with comfortable Rooms, in a
VI healthy location and short dis tance from most
of { ne Itphrt mems, can be had reasonable
terms at 2Is X ST, bet. nth and 18th fe q I'm"
DLEAsANT ROOMS, WITH FIRST CLASS
1 BOARD at No AL 5th street, between ID and
4, opposite City Hall. fe l9 sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

DUNDEE THR GAsLIGBT" will he performed
for the last time At the National Theatre this
evening. rH#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-07

RIA negro was enrolled as Fenian a. Gran
ston, r. l., last Friday evening.