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anu "a sueets-
Il WANT SOME large square Feather Pillows
Hair Boisters, Bed Sheets, Com forts and Blan
kets, OF all colors Where is the best place to
uIcnase mem! You can find everything in
that line at Adamson's 500 9th street. near
pennsylvania avenue.
CoRNs, &o.-Dr. wbiIe, Surgeon Cniropodixt
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and establ he'd AT
~ Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns
Bunions, Chllblains, Club and ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or inconvenience to the patient The
sboe canoe worn with ease Immediately
AFTER the operation. Refers TO the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thou sands
OF otner responsible persons who patrontza
MS establishment. Hours from a. m to 6 D.
NJ: owing to press of business at office DIR
White is unable to visit patients at their resi-
oences except between and p. M
IHR APPROACH OF THE HOLIDAYS makes its
essentially necessary, at least for a majority of
our citizens, to economize, as the arrival of
TINS holy time Is very apt to make extra de-
mands upon our cash on hand. Taking this view
oi lne matter we ought to make a dollar go as
far as 1t possibly can; in other words we ourht
10 go to the Original Franc, 4p4 9TH street. be-
tween Dand l., where Gents Furnishing q foods
are sold at prices to suit the most economical
For the benefit of strangers we wonId say
that "the Original Francis store has a large
plate glass front; that he has no branch stores.
ana MS stock is the finest in the city. RAJ:
THAT'S THE BEN Gents Furnishing Goods
ior the million, at the most popular, and
Known 10 be the cheapest store in this CITY, of
Messrs. ranc & Goldman, Marble Hail, No
s2s .th street, opposite Patent Office. Good
Merlno L ndershirts and Drawers, for 90 co and
ana IS cents; fine article, 81 and 81. Is. White
Shirts, 81. Sl.25, S150, and $I.75; a splendid
quality, 50 and $3.50. Socks, 10, Is, 20, and %
Cents pair. Handkerchiefs, all ready hemmed.
ID cents. Good heavy Gloves, from - cents
upwards. Neck Ties, Scarfs, &c, OF the latss,
styles. and at low prices. Call in and see
compare Goods and Prices, and We are sure
that you will buy. The only agents for the
new Royal Eagle Paper Collar. I,27,E
APPLICATIONS IN CY.-Persons
wishing to apply for the benefit of the Bank.
Iupt Act, who cannot pay fifty cents on q
dollar OF their Indebtedness. should apply
before the lst CT January, the ume to which the
operation OF the fifty per cent. clause of the act
is postponed.
GEO. MASON, Attorney at-Iaw,
lily and Solicitor in bankruptcy, City Hall
DOCTOR J. II. THOMPSON HAS RRMovHn. his
once ana residence from the First Ward TO
massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four
teenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m and
nom to p. m. Hours Of attendance a. the
Woman's Hospital, from l to 2 d. m eyery
oay' Sundays excepted. 1913
WRAPPING PAPR for sale. Amply at Ii
STAR Once.
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CITY ITEMS.

LuxURIoUs.-At Mr.. John O'Ieary's. Senate
House, about fifty barrels of Oysters are re.
ceiyed daily, embracing Cherrystones LYNN
Ravens Bays, Morris Coves, Corn Harb rrs,snd
Broad Rocks. which ara sold i'm anv ousrIi,v
and served up in every style, inclu ling the
hard frozen-best Of ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY. An Adjourned
meeting of gentlemen DESTROYS of forming a
New England Society was held last evening a.
the 81. james Hotel; Samuel T.. Fesssndru
Esq CHAIRMAN, and L. Deane secretary The
comm Ittee appointed the last meeting re-
Por.ed constitution, which. with amend
r-ents, was adopted. The constitution REQUIRES
that members shall be OF New England birth or
parentage. or married TO a New Englinder-
membership and Office, and fixes the initiation
fee and dues az - each. About fifty gentlemen
signed the constitutions after which the election
OF officers commeL ced. Samuel e.. FessenteD
Esq, was unanimously elected president. and
MI. l. Deane secretary. The further election
OF oNlcers was postponed, and the din er COM
mltiee reported that they had made diligen.
investigation, and recommended that Mr.. H. l.
Ming, OF the hTkwoOd House, be engaged TO
serve dinner a: LOO per head, of which the
following dishes should 0e the prime pal feat ure:
Clan ehoWder, bean soup, Goldfish, lobster,
pork and beans, succotash, roast turkey
chicken pie, roast beef, corned beef and veg.
tables, apple sanee, cranberry sauce, apple
oumpIlDgs. Indian pudding, pan doEdv
doughnuts, Boston brown bread, Johnny cake
pumpkin PIE, minCe meat pie cranberry pie
apples. tea coffee and sweet cider, the latter
drink being regarded a. a New England bey-
erage. The services of Professor Heald's band
belhg rendered were accepted, and arrange
mentS Were directed 10 be made for a dinner for
Two hundred persons. A resolution that two
tickets should be sold 10 each member desiring
mem before any should be sold outside was
adopted; after which the meeting adjourned Z,
meet On saturday evening next a. the rooms of
the Massacu, Setts agency, corner OF Eth and ID
streets, " hen The dinner tickets Will b. ready
tor distribution.
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BAwpY HOUSE CLossD.-Yesterday, officers
McColgan and Dubois, of the Fourth Ward,
arrested Licetu Williams, Matilda Frencl,
VIM. Ross and Allen McKenna, colored, 10 a
house Of ill-fame in Marble Alley, and they
had a hearing before Justice Walter who 1m-
mitted Matilda to Jail for court on the charge
OF keeping the house, and committed the Others
70 the workhouse as Migrants.
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SALRs OF real. EsrATK.-A portion of the
CRANKY ira ". adjoining Fort Saratoga north
has osen sold by John Patch. real estate
agent, 10 Maurice Pechin, Esq, for $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPEETY.-Hon Fer
nando w God purchased on yesterday, from S.
p. Brown, Esq, the corner house in the new
and elegant block just completed at the corner
Of and 18th streets. Immediately opposite Sen.
ator Morgan's. for $4,000 cash. We learn that
MIR. Wood will furnish the house immc q lat el v
in the very best manner, and will occupy 1t as
his priYafe residence.
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STOLEN CATTLE.-This morning butche
near The Park Station, reported TO Lieu.
johnson that six cows had been driven inso
MS ala lighter pen. Lieut. johnson took char e
OF them 70 hold them for the owner.
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BAsTARDY.- OhIcer Clements ar
rested Lsmuel 4 VI its on inc charge OF bastardy
oeiog the alb ged father of Mary Johnson's
child and IL iuftuit Of haIl TO supp mort ths h.Jd
ns wss comm Itsea - lalL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

DO NOT FAIL to go to Dr. Samsons lectur.
at Wesley Chapel, corner 5th and streets. thi>
evening, at6k o'clock. Subject: "HoIy Lanu,
illustrated by maps and diagrams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

SKATING CARNIvAL.-The first grand skatins
carnival at the Washington Skating Park tool
place last evening, and In attendance and gen
OF last season.
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THE FAIR at Odd Fellows Hall, It'll S treet
for the bent fit Of the Assembly's Presbyt eriaI
Church, Is just the place TO secure Christina
presents tor your friends. The tables are Ill lee
with many useful, fancy and ornamental ar
ticles, which are offered at very reasonable
prices. While securing an appropriate pres
ent, you can also and the church. The far j
open daily from TO IL p. m and the lad Ie
having 1t in charge deserve to be successful.
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oLAko3r OF LUMBER.-Yestefday O68cef
VWens srresssd John ESweeuy on the charge Of
the brick yard of Mr. John Grinder. and Jus.
uee Mean haid hEEa 10 security for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

GOOD NEWS FOR THE FIREMEN-To.m NOR
row the members OF the fire Department Will
receive their pay for the past three months AZ
the room Of the Commissioners.
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MEETING OF OFFICERS OF THE BOYS IN
BLUE.-A meeting of the officers OF the Boys in
Blue was held last evening az Wood wa d :
Hall, Gen. a. Grant in the chair, Can't. Allen
A. Grant, Secretary, and Major McV. Hotel,
assistant Secretary. Col. e.. l.. Hulse made a
motion that a committee of three be appointed
10 draft a statement with regard 10 the perma-
nency Of The organization for publication, 10 b.
signed by the general officers aud command in z
offlcers OF the regiment; W hich was adopted. A
committee OF three-con>isting of Col. W. =.
Fletcher. Lieut.. Col. c. ii. Holden and Col
Geo. Hatton-was appointed 10 invite speakers
10 address the meetings 10 De held hereatter.
The chairman made a few remarks, annou &C.
ing that ABOUT three thousand uniforms had
been purchased, and would soon be issued TO
the several regiments. Lieut.. Col. A Dyson,
commanding the 4th regiment. Rev. J w.
Green. chaplain of the eth regiment, and Johu
Ayeritt. Esq, of Lynchburg, Va, made nd =
dresses, the latter giving an account of the pro-
gress of Reconstruction" In the State of Viz
gina.
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ENTERTAINMENT TO Mr.. KENNEDY, rHF

ENTERTAINMENT To Mr.. KENNEDY, THF
Scotch ' oCALIsT.-A complimentary supper
rendered TO Mr. ID. Kennedy, the eminan.
Scotch vocalist, by the ST. Andrews Society o.
this city, took place last evening 1T Aman'
popular house on 9th street. The company
assembled about eight o'clock and shortly az
forwards Were escorted to the spacious dining
room. Hon. Simon Cameron, formerly S,Cre-
tary of War, presided, and Hon John a, Bing-
ham was chosen Vice President Among the
invited guests Were Senator Ramsey, of MINI :
Hon. VIM. Loughbridge, OF Iowa. r. $ Omit
ton, E,q.. OF the State Department. NJ Alex
ander, City Postmaster Rev d.. SharInan A.
Farder, W. Smith. President Of the ST. An-
dreWs' and other prominent gentlemen. All
having been seated bowls of 'shot Scotch were
brought forward auG the glasses charged
Several toastS were tien read aui responses
m lde; when, at the request ofJUdge Bingham
Mr.. k@Dns Gy sang tine BANKS and Braes Of
Bonnie Doom after y hlch supper was served
ana tie tables presented a fine appearance,
laden with the many good things from A-nan's
LARGER. VII eh were iii cusse with infinite zlst
by the company. Supper beng over Judge
Loughbi idee, of Iowa, on bahalt ofthe s.. An
drrw's Society presented Mr.. Kennedy with an
emerald ring, prefscing il with a few remarks
Mr.. Kennedy accepting the unexpected gift in
feeling address, and finishing with n soug
Wit, song, and sentiment folio wed, aud the
festivities Were kept up until late hour.
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GkNILkNEN's full dress or close body Coats,
Kid Gloves in ali colors, Waite and Rlark
Vests, Black Velvet Vests. fine Black CIoth
frock Goats, from $40 to SIS, and fine Walking
Coats, In PLAIN and fancy colors. from $40 TO
81, nj Geo. q. Hennng's, No 5lI 7th street
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tisemeL In another column IL will be seen tina
the meeting Of this body tonight, at the Git,
Hall, promises to be unusually interesting, a
quite a number OF distinguished advocates o
the rights of labor will be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

kAsokic-Iafayette Lodge, No. ~, f. A. A.
M boic meeting for slseiion OF officers on
Ia rCrrOw evening SEE ady-rt,seneu,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

FASHIONABLE CAPKs, and a complate as
sortment OF Overcoats, for men ana bows, are
seiing az prices to suit every body at liable AZ
and IL streets VIVA -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

TIE GRAND CONCERT at Metzerott Hall to-
night, by Mr.. David kennedy, the celebrated
Sco fish vocalist, in aid of the funds of the 81,
Andrews Society, of Washington, will be an
entertainment worthy the patronage of our
citizens, not only on account of its excellence
and novelty. but the object for which 1t IS
given.
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Georgetown Advertisements.


NJ E0TiCE-Hon. =. v. CARRY. VI. q
S viii Lecture in the Baptist Church corner
congress and Cay streets. Georgetown, .. O. next
IbUkspAf AWNING, st - O'Clock .. m,
On the W inee Of the Bible for the henofit Of the
Baptist Church. This popular and elog- lent Sra
'or VIII attIact laTse audience de Is
SHILLING OFF AT REUTCED PRICEs To
= CHANGE BI s1Nkss-1he undersigned be-
ing sbout 70 make a change in business. will,
until The 18th day OF March next. offer th.ir emit RS
stock At reduced prices Our Dress Goods. both
winter and summer. will be closed AZ cost or le.s
They consist OF Plaid aud Plain Merinoes, Mus
hps, Popins, Alpacas. Lawns. &c.
hen and Bows wear, in great variety: Flaunels.
ssmbrios, Irish Linens. shs~ls, shirtings. md
sheetlngs fancy art icles, together with A.. goods
usually found in n Dry Good Store; viii be onered
at reduced prices
Call and examine for yourselves.
MAfFIELD BROWN,
&c " I'm No. 12l Bridge st, 6 georgetown. ID q.
= GoLnsTEIN, LICENSED PAwNBKOKER
NJ DO. 3 Bridge street, Georgetown. n. <nN
e Money sdvanced on all kinds Of Mer- IN
cnsnoise, 70 any amount. and for any timeo "
deetrtd. at very Reasonable rates Goods Bought
and sold Business strictly onffential mis- In
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DENTISTRY.

hhs. ". AND III. A. MERRILL, DENTISTS
y No. gao PkNNSlLNANIA AVE
nlk nttMeen 9Th aud 18th streets, fur
ulsl ARTIFICIAL TERTH on any kiud II
% rIate desired Pure NtfrOBS DKids frS con
,tantly on hand for extracting eeth without rain
"s guarantee 10 oil those having work done af our.
ono, s.llsisctlon IN every Particular. NJ 10 ~
" TON.
No. 260 PENH'k AYR
Between 18th and 18th streea.
fKEXH EXTRACTED wITBOUT FAI4.
NC easrGe viii be nsde for xti acting ore a
ILLEGAL Teeth are inserted, sltho ugh the ..--g-sn
estiont will be reQ.ired 20 pa, Tor thes; x<<..,1H
surgical oPerstiol when performed, which III
sill le dedncted when the Teeth nae loe
ssocislsn 10 now prepared 70 make Teeth ca
sold, Silver and Rubber, ct New YOrk, fhilseei-
pnfa and Boston pr Gee. All perrOss vist ng dom
al work done can have 81 ss cheap &c in the above
named cities. All work will be Done IN the usstess
sDo pest manner, and warranted % give e1ti ~
satisfsctiot. Persons viii DC well 70 ca. auo sx-
anime our work before getting a. eIsewhers. y
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The PRIZE RING.-As the time approaches
Tor the prize fight between Hicken and Nc
CURE. 1t becomes more the topic of converse
ton among the sporting men in this CITY, The
hight is for Sl,t side and the light weight
cham ionship OF America, and is to take place
In virginia on the I'D inst. The parties and
their friends will most likely start from this
city or BALTIMORE, but this will depend on the
exact locality selected. Hicken, the light weight
champion OF England, is In training near Phil
adelphia, and appears to be the favorite, th.
betting in his favor being 500 to $50. Nc
Il uire's friends report him in excellent con-
dltIon, at his training grounds on North river,
above New York.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT. Judge Flshsr.-This morn
ing. the trial Of Alice Carbon, indicted for the
murder OF her child was resumed and aft r
argument, and instructions from the Court to
the Jury who returned a verdict Of not guilty
Terry, Cooler, and Price for defence.
EQUITY COURT, yud7e Olin.-To-day, Stevens
e. al. agt. Amos ct al: decree appointing M
Thompson trustee 10 III real estate. Grove
ct al. agt. Parker ct al; order Mise ratifying
trustee sale Same; order referring trustees
report OF sale to auditor. Hampshire and
Raliimere Canal Company agt. steam tug
Katie Wise; decree adjudging payment to libel
liant OF sos. Smith agt. Smith ct al; order of
reference TO auditor.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cdrner.-To-dav,
Mitchell aet. Thompson; judgment confessed.
Garnett agt. St. Abe; on trial.
AReLrc OF TaEPAsT.-To.day. Mr.. Child
Of the Post Office Department, handed to
Mayor Bowen the original commission of
mayor Brent. 1t Is on parchment sheet of
the ordinary size, and reads as follows:
ThomdS Jcterson, President Of the CHited States
Of Amered.-To all rhom these presents shan
come GREETING Know We That reposl ng special
Trust and Conference IN the Integrity, Ability,
and diligence OF Robert Brent, Of the City OF
Washington, do in pursuance of the powers
vested in M by the act Of Congress entitled "An
act to incorporate the inhabitants OF the City of
Washlr gton IN the District OF Columbia" here
by appoint him, the said Robert Brent, Mayor
OF the said City Of Washington: and do author =
lze and empower him 10 execute and fulfil the
duties of that Office according 10 law; and to
have and to hold the same with all the powers
privih ges, and authority thereto Of right an
pertain ing unto him, the said Robert Brent for
the t. rm of one year from the date hereof unless
the Pl esdent of the United States for the time
being should be pleased sooner TO revoke aud
deter line this Commission.
In Testimony whereof ! have caused these
Letters to be made Patent and the seal of the
United States to be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand at the city of Wash
ington the first day of June. in the year Of our
Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and four.
and Of the Independence of the United States
of America the Twenty eighth.
tn: JEFFERSON.
BY the President
JAMES MADISON, Secretary of State
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BY the President:
JAMES MADISON, Secretary of State

THE RIvER.-Under the influence of tho
change IL the weather the past twenty.four
hours, the hard coating OF ice which has over
spread the Potomac has partially weakened
and given way, and but little obstruction now
exists to prevent the resumption OF navigation.
Steamers and tugs regularly ply up and down
the river, and it Is expected that under tow OF
this afternoon. A large three. IN aster, from
Maine, with a load of ice for the Washington
and Georgetown Ice Company, reached
fowler's W harf yesterday afternoon under tow
OF TWO tug boats, IN somewh I disabled con-
dillon She had been agrC ...a for several DAYS
past below Alexandria. and sustained ssms in
jury " bile In this situation
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WILLD9 q 2KDGRAvE,

- v l. Re
hsvs removed % the corner OF
eHW YORK AvEruE M SLAVE eTEEsH.
One square IRON hesshsrn Laesry Earkst.
si-d
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BANKERS,


J. a. RUFF, Trees. J.B. BRYAN. Pr-r.
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
CCharted by COnsrs.J
PAYS IETERBsT on DEPOSITS
Bonds and Stocks. Gold and Silver Dough, ana
sold.
Highest nsrket prices paid for Land Warrant,
full supply Of Revenue st.mp. kept constants,
On hand. 80,
JAY oooks . 90.
BAHkh
T,vYrINrs sTRrKr, OPrcs'YI r,,.,r.
Buy and se stcsrrent market rates, sa,
constantly on hand . full suppy ofsu
GOvERsMIST BONDS.
eKyESTHIsTIEs. AID SenPousr
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, 81, .z-sps.s
aud coilectors made On ell accessible .las
sel-n
Z list ssTIosAL BAkk
OF WASHINGTON
I'D oeOka, ,Of Jay Cook. Co. Pratt.
Sh. e. HUHTIsGT6s CSsaisl
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
yIrAhofAL AGENT OF TIE UsIysL
STATES,
is'A street, osFosfss fAs Hssss,y Dps-s,1su
Government Securities with Tressur-r c-f.s
statea,
- oSs MILLION DoLL.Rss
buy sne sell Gil clAsses q 6OFERE
SECURfT1ES at current narket rates.
fURN IN BECHANGE ss1 zscEs & .,i.s.,
.sALL TRE PRINCJPsL CITIES OF rEK
sNITED STA TES
We surchse oovcrnntas Sccchers o. $40
MOST VoRABLE TBRHs. and r,v, AZ.
tui attention to
sCco DNTS Of BoSiNhSS MEN s.s FIhsg
ana 10 any ether business entrusted 30 us
FULL INFORMATION IN regard 70 sCvaEs.
aKkG LOANS Of gil times cnssrsuIly fcrrisn-a
wM. Q. hUErIsGTes, Os.nis..
NseniLgtou, Aarch p, IyR.
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1 WANT SOME large square Feather Pillows.
Hair Bolsters. Bed Sheets. Com forts md Rlsn
kets, OF all colors. Where is the best place 10
purchase them! You can find everything in
that line at Adamson's, 5O6 9Th street, near
Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

A LII OF THE POPULAR PATENT MEDy-
"A CINES and DYE SUITS CO. be had at r. x
DOOLEY's Drug store, east Sd street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Capitol Hill de slim
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TfiE
HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE.

HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE,
3sa PENKsYLvANIA AVENUE.
EsrABLIsHED Is4s.
FINE EDITIONS
FINE TURKEY MOROCCO
HALF CALF BINDINGS.
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MILITARY AVAILABILITY.

The HteliSeEeer this morning formally breaks
ground for the nomination Of Hancock at the
New York Convention, and in doing so makes
the rather remarkable admission that II is ne.
cssary tor the Democratic party Ito settle down
upon the imperative expediency OF making a
nomination, military or otherwise, that shall
ensure more than that party vote, which is
Probably minority If the SrhOie r0te Of the land
says the hstelii1eRcer in further advocacy OF
the policy Of nominating military man Han.
cock At New York:
w bile in this land of the free and the home
o: the brave eminent and tried civic abilities
have been uniformly regarded by intelligent
men as the best of qualifications tor exalted
POlitIcal station, Yet, W lille the class Of the sol.
oIery were few among the people, their honor
SIC lame were preserved, even as precious
Jewels in the amber of popular affection And
now when there are not less than a half a mil.
lion OF voters in the North who have shouI-
Cered the musket and perilled their lives for
their country, Is il strange that the same senti.
rent Of honor and trust wells up toward the
truly noble of them from the great heart Of the
people that did IN the days that saw the sue.
cess 1t the polls of a Jackson, a Harrison, and
Taylor The nominations of such were
based upon the idea of success, and if Scott
did not succeed, IL was because he had ar
raigaed against him volunteer soldier, and
one WHO, a. gentleman and statesman was
eVeTyw here loved throughout the land The
sOldiery are now a great power North and
South, not only in themselves, regarding num-
be-s and services, bu; in the vast inf uence that
each and all OF them possess in the community
IL which their lot Is cast"
Did this not appear in the InteHigeneer il
would look like pretty strong argument in
adv ocacy of Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-23

SARAToeA.-Letters from this health giving
spring state that the season has now fairly
commenced. The real water drlnkers-the In.
yalIds and yaletudinsrians-arrive here early
aid make long visits: while the devotees of
fashion come later and depart sooner, being
mere birds of passage a. compared with the
g-nuine Congress water fowl who annually
h,unt this famous locality. These last are
already here II great numbers, and a few more
40, days will greatly swell the fashionable"
stream cow setting ID very rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-23

On he 2ith Of May, the body Of Senator
ICDougsll was buried, great concourse 81.
tending IA the lone Mountain Cemetery, AZ
san Francisco, within 4 few yards of the place
o: me sepulture Of his predecessors in the Sem
Ste. Baker and Broderick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-23

a National Convention of Workinguen is
Cslled 70 be held In New York on the second
day Of July, to take into consideration what
course shall be pursued by them in the an.
p-OsCbing political campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-23

The Senate OF Connecticut on the 18th passed
the bill 20 slow The children Of eolored people
the same privileges in the public schools as are
accorded 20 The white.