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Corresponding Secretary olympic b. H. q.

ACCIDENTAL officer II. III. Stinchcomb was
passing down 9th street. about half-past one
CLOCK on Saturday, his attention was called
10 young man by he name of JAM Eea-
nett, W. , bad fallen rom a ladder while work =
ing al tie residence OF Mr. Alb alom Transut
80 6th street, between CT and II. Drs. Miller
and EehIend were called, and examined the
young mau, Fad found tEat his left arm bad
been broker above the wrist and his ribs nis-
located on the left side. He was conveyed by
DIR. Christian Miller 70 his home, on NORTH
Capitol street, A ear H.
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UNION HOTEL. SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICES.

SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOE FAMI.
LIES AND GENTLEMEN.
$40 Per Day, S25 Per Week, 500 for four weeks
Omnibus and Baggage Master to receive Checks
At Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE Isr TO OCTOBER Isr.
Address LELAND BROTHERS,
or 3. LELAND Il CO.,
ID u W6S-Swh Metropolitan Hotel
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ATTEMPT To ESCAPE.-About three D. m
yesterday, boy, giving the name OF William
Henry Winfield, and arrested by Detectives
Claryo~ and Bigley, for grand larceny, while
confined in a cell at police headquarters at
tempted TO escape by running his bands
through the iron bars of the door and tearing
up the bricks within reach, with he intention
of loosening the floor and removing su III Gent
number Of bricks 10 crawl underneath TINS
eff citing an escape. Detectives Miller and
koonZ heard a NOISE in the cell, and were on
hand in time TO prevent the escape of the pris-
oner. He was placed an adjoining cell by
the detectives, who put irons on his hands TO
prevent further mischief
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BATCHELOBy HAIB DYE.

This sDlendid Hair Bye 10 the best In the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reiisble,
ants; remedies the ill elects Of bad dyes inyigo.
sstes And Leaves the Hair soft and Beautiful blacl
~ efosrn. Sold By all Druggists and Perfumers;
ana properly applied q Bsfchslor's Wig Isctoy
no. " Bond sreets New York. 10 1sodly
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LEAVE OF ABsESCE.-I leu .snant TAT, Of the
Metropolitan police force, who has b IN in =
BILE h aith Tor some time, hrs cen granted
leave Of ab ence for n brief period, and lett
this ci v to-day for the T. tern Shore 20 recu-
perafe- In his aosence Lieut. Kelly, of the
Detective corps, will BE- in charge Of TIE pre-
ciLct over which LIeut. TAFT his Or sided.
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PRICE LIST OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, 49A Seventh street, (large
plate glass 'front.' betw cen ID and E streets
Good w bite Shirts, Fine White Shirts,
x2.OO-2.50; Good Summer Under Shirts, 50, Is
81: Good Summer Drawers, 50, IS 81
Good Cotton Socks, H., Is, 20 cents; paper;
Collars, 10. Is, Is, IS cents per box: Handler
chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs, in end
less variety, at popular prices. p. ST. have
no branch stores. l.
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CONGRESSIONAL BURTINe GRoUND.-The
Congressional burial ground Is being i'm.
proved; and its area Will be increased by the
addition Of a belt of land from Seventee nth
street along the river front. A fountain is con.
templated for the centre mound There are
upwards OF five thousand lotholders Of the
eemefery.
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To BEAUTI1Y AND DRESS THE HAIR, and re
store II to its natural color, and impart tina.
beautiful gloss, odor, etc, use Mrs. s. A. Al
lens Improved new style) Hair Restorer or
Dressing, I'm one bottle.) Every Druggist sells
il. Price One Dollarl 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-27

NOT FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS
that affict mankind arise from CORFU ption of the
blood, HELMBQLDS EXTRACT SARSAPA-
RlLLA is remedy Of the utmost value.
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RoBBEEY -This morning, rs Mrs Julia
Montgomery was makug her mar keting IN the
Northern Liberties. some adroit thief abstract
ed from her oCket a purse containing abou.
eight dollars and a small gold medallion, with
a gentlema1's likeness inside The robbery
was commit d N skiilful manner, aud no,
discovered by Mrs. NJ TIL she put her hands
into her pockets to get the money 10 paw for A
purchase she had made
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PRINTERS GRANT AND CoLFAx CLUB.-On
Saturday evening" a meeting of printers was
held al the Union Lsagne Room, on yth str@st
when Mr.. l.. T. Ross was called TO the char,
ard Mr.. T. VI. Moore WIS choseu as secretary.
Amer a free discussion IL was reSolved TO form
a Grant and COlfax Club, TO BE- composed OF
pnufsrs Only.
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HORSE RECovRRED.-Sa turday. bet rctives
McDevitt and Thomp on, recovered aud turned
over 10 the owner a bay horse valued at -, .
stolen about weeks ago from Mr. Lewis
HuckstIll. near War.pf;on, Va.
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CONDITION OF CAPT. &. J. QUREY.-Capt.
Queen, the victim of a murderous assault in
The White Lot, on Friday night last is still in
critical condition. Yesterday he was reported
dead. this morning great deal better. He il
neither. His pulse is hardly per ceptible and
al present he IS in such an utterly weak and
PROSTATE condition. from the loss of blood that
II would not surprise his physician To hear OF
his death al any moment, while the chances are
even that he may have physical strength
enough 10 carry him through safely.
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eases Of the feet. snccesefuIlv treated NV nr
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania
svenue. between ~ aad 9Th streets. Once
hours from q. m. TO p. m. No charge for
CONS ulauon. Established 1851.
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WAIVED. AN ExAMINATION.-This morning
MI. -. ). Eaker, couns'l for The boy jam :
Biand- Al rested last week on the charge OF ron
biDg the room of Mr. Kellogg, at Willard Ho-
tel, waived an examination, and the prisoner
was committed 10 Jal for court.
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communication Shepherd, s. T. Crown,
Charles +. Wanael, Charles Walter, and John
III. Goddard were on Saturday confirmed nv
the Sen ate as Justices Of the Peace for the cit
of Washington.
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CITY ITEMS.

All Sizes, with tie already attached, for 8 cents
Al a. Saks Go. SIT IN street, hetUean Penn
syivania aven ne and d street A8D&A
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AN INJUNCTION AGAINST TIE CORPORA
TIoN.-In the Equity Court, Judge Fisher. an
InIaE etion has been made TO restrain the col.
lector of taxes from selling the property of DIR
A. j. Borlan 10 pay the tax levied for paving
The carris ~ way of Massachusetts avenue and
i street, from Sixth 10 Second streets The snit
was brought by Mr.. A. Lloyd for Dr. BorlaDd.
who alleges that the work has been Condemned
by the Surveyor, and the Assistan Commits.
sioners refused To receive IL.
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ACCIDENT.-Ofcer Hopkins, OF the sanitary
force, on Saturday, had his attention called 10
James EeEnett, n pain ter, who bad fallen from
ladder while working AT Mr.. Absalom Tran
sues house. 9th street, between q ana II. Drs
Chr stian Miller and A. Behrend examined III.
injuries and found the LETT arm broken ius,
above The wrist, and his lbs injured He was
conveyed TO his home, No. 299 North Capitol
street, between Il and II STREETS, by DR. Miller
whe-e he was properly cared for
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RosADALIs oUREs ALL SKIN DISEASES
RosADALIs is A POTENT REMEDY
CHRONIC DISEASES
THE ROSADALIS

not secret medicine. The articles from vh,eb
u 10 made are published AROUND each bottle and it
10 used and recommended oy the Medical FscnIt,
wherever II has been introduced, as a POsITIyE
and BELlABLE Medicine for Diseases % the
BLOOD, LlyEB and KIDNEYS. ~ WIZ
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oHRoNIo Lryrn COMPLAINT crprn

This Is to certify that 1 cure. Of Chronic
Liver Complaint by DR.. Lawrences Rossasiis
out benefit. ~i'n-
know Of several others in thi. eop,,x e,,.t
through the use OF RosadAlis, and IL can lie fonnd
ID nearly every house In my neigh boz hood and
they AL praise u ~ Q great medicine.
THOMAS THORN
GREENE COUNTY August Ia lssT.
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LADIHe, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnetts Florimel closely resem bles
the odor Of q rare and delicate boouet of
Movers, and In this respect is unrivafled. A
Few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
ful fragrance upon the Handkerchief for many
hours. a
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BALTIMORE, February 10, ls6s.

DEaR SIR: ] take pleasure IN recommending
your R0SADALIs as q very powerful sltersti We
have seen IL used In two cases with happy results
-one case ef secondary syphilis. IN which the
patient pronounced himself cured after haying
taken hve bottles Of your medicine. The other n
case OF scrofuls, OF long standing, which rApidlV
improving under lite use, and the indications are
that the patient will soon recov r. have careful.
" examined the for mula by which your RO.sialI.
Is made and ind II an xcellent compound Of AZ
terstive ingredients.
Yours truly, Il. W CARR M Al
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PxRsoNs wishing to subscribe for TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave tkeir orders at No. Ia East
Capitol street. between lth and 5th
JOHN Co9arNs, Agent
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THHRH 10 TINE FOR EVERYTHING, but II
Is getting high time for you to save your money,
Franc, 4A Seventh street, between ID and E
and bny your gents Furnishing Goods, ~ per
cent. less than in any other store In this city
Remember the place-49a; with large plate glass
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TENTS, AWNINGS AND RUBBER CLOTH, fol
camp meetings and fishing parties; for sale a.
AdamsOn's, SOC Ninth street
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QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY.
HELMB0LDS EXTRACT sARsAPABtLLA
The dose 10 small. Those y DO desire large grAn-
ety and large doses Of medicine err.
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For CORNs, BUNIONs, BAD NAILS, 80,
visit DR.. Whites rooms No. l2i PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, between * and 9th streets
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BASE BALL.-The following challenge was
on saturday gwen the National Base Bail
club Ii has not been made public whether
they viii accept ~ or not
To r N1.isEdl Bds~ Bal Club If Wcshtngtoa.
Btst51ct Of t0lnWJiG You hereby chal-
lenged BY the Olympic Base Ball Club, Of this
city. 20 play a series Of houe-and- home games
the FIRST of the series 20 be PLAYED within ten
tiOl days from the 18th instant By order of
ihe Olympic Base Ball Club.
+. A SCHMIDT.
Corresponding Secretary Olympic Il. BIC.
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THE FOURTEENTH STREET SEwER-A suit
ma oeen co nmenoec IN the uity q curt of the
District by w. ID. Dividg-. Esq, for q. N
snow, II. N. Foote, Vim. Myers. Taom psou
Major and others, aSt. the Mayor and Boards
OF Aldermen and Common Council, and VIM
h Dow ming, for an injunction TO RESTRAIN the
defendants from advertising for sale, or selling
seal estate FOR falling 10 pay the special tax
levied for the construction of the 18th strs ct
sewer. The plaintiffs allege that certificates
for the amount due were issu~d by the late
Mayor, notwiths anding the Corpo Grafton re-
fused 10 accept the " ork aud the property has
been advertised for sale on the 9Th of Septem-
Der next.
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R1THos. poWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown.
TRTsTEEy SALE OF IMPROVED PROP

ERTY IN GIURGEToWN. OPPosfTE THE
AQUEDUCT.
BY virtue of two deeds OF trust to the under
sigred, bearing date respectively the 18th day of
feofuary and the sth of April, 1867, and duly
corded and at the request Of the persons secured
THEREBY, will sell, at public auction, to the hi gh
gust, 1865, At O'Clock D. m the eastern one half
part OF Lot 2, in Peter, Beatty, Deakins, and
IhreIkelds addition to GEORGETOWN, fronting
Lingsn street one hundred and twenty l3Dl feet,
win the lmpro yements thereon consisting of two
frame houses. The roperty is well located, and Is
increasing In value rapidly and will prove good
Terms of sale: 1000 cash; Of which sI0 must
be paid at time OF sale, the residue in three eauaI
payments at 4, s, and months 20 be secured uy
deco OF trust upon the property. Oonveyancfng
ana stamps at the eN pense OF the purchaser should
the terms not be complied with in five days ne de-
poslt to be forfeited and the property resod at
days notice at the risk of delinquent purchaser.
FRED. w. JONES. Trustee,
" 23.d@ THOS. DONLING. Aucf
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THE PEARLY GATEs.-Pure white teeth and
q sweet breath, isstiing like perfume from the
81 akspesre says, .an excellent thing in wo-
man To keep the 'pearly gates" of the mou tn
always spotles', and the breath always fra
daily.
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wRAPpINe PAPER for sale. Apply at tn
STAR Once.
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ROBBERY AND ASSAULT UPoN AN OLD
WONAN.-A cOioJed thief narned Rot..rt
Richard on alias Bob Rats, wsS arrested YES
ttroay al erLoon by officer Skinner, on the
charge OF as -aUltIng and rObhiug Mrs Marga-
let feeIleg, an milk wOnHD. The accused
As taken before JusliCe Clark for a bearing
wien The following acts Were elicItsd. Mrs
FeeIleg WIS engaged in delivering milk 10 Der
snstOmefs, from wagon. when Richardson
procured pint CT milk from her. and then
asked heT II she could change two dollar bill
She count out the cha age and gave il To L op
but ne failed 10 give Der the TWO dollars The
woman hndIrg hat she WIS being swir died
grant he money she had < ven him. and
succeed in getting b. ok q one dollar note h..
retaining the change Of he other note. ano add :.
ine Insui 70 injury by knoc king her down
At the examination some of Boo pals appeared
rs wIfnesse In ms favor, which was evidently
done " 18th the rHrpo e of .back-cappiug'' the
testimony on the other side. Justice CIark
heio The aecu- ed 70 IA IN the sum of $50. TO
berry
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and sssn,ifrl Ceaple1icn follow. the nee o
RsAPARILLA
II renoves bisek sposs, meth psfsbes, and ell
eruptions Of the skin.
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HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXT

HELNBOLDrS
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
Ii certain cure for diseases OF the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, DROPSY
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS GENERAL
DEBILITTl
II no treatment is submitted to, Consumptiop or
Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood are
supported from these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
and that 81 PosTERIrY depends upon prompt use
ofa reliable remedy.
The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies, be-
cause advertised may not be CHASED as Patent
Meneines-most OF which are prepared by self
styled Doctors, who, in many instances, are too
ignorant TO reao Physician sim lest prescri ptfon
much less competent 20 prepare Pharmaceutical
Preparations.
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NEWBUILDINGsIN ALEXANDRIA.-Althoug
there have not bee q great many new nouseS
erected In town this summer, several yery
handsome and cornmodious ones have been
Iuiit and others are la procs IS OF instruction
We cdli 10 mind now, the three story building
on falriax street, near King. owned by Mr.
>5r'm :; the three-story houses ON ROYAL street
owned by NJ essrs. Lar .on & Minor; the three
story brlck buildings ON King street, owned by
MI Appch- IesIdes these, Mr.. Muir is put-
Ing up ahne large building on King street; Mr.
Porter new brewery; DIR. klipsteIn a hanc.
some residence on Prince street: Mr. Charles
Taylor conmOCIous and fine store On King
street; MRS BroOkes a handsome residence cor
ner Of Washirs ION and Prince; Miss Bartieman
a me BRICK building King street; and
Mes rs-WItmer Il Jameson a planning and saw
mill corner OF WAFER and Cameron s. reefs In
addltion 10 the above, several nat aud N ostau-
iial irsmed house have been erected in differ.
emf guar sers of the ciry.-4I-x Gazette
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Atthe City of W ashington on the aHh az of Juiy
1858 The undersigned ereby gives notice Of his ap.
pointment as assignee Of WM. J. DOCKSrADRR
in the City of Arlington within said District who
has been adJudged Bankrupt. upon his own peti.
ton, by the Supreme Court of said District.
GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
y .0law3w City Hall. Assignee
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HEAVY LARCENY OF WATCHES-Peeo-er of
nc tTOper'y.-About the 1ith instant the store
OF Mr.. Henry Prince, pIwnbfoker on PennsyI-
vania avenue. between 10Th and 18th streets
was robbed of five valuable gold watches
Mr. Prince reported the case at Police Head
quarters, and Detectives Clarvoe McD-vitt
bfgley, and Thompson Immediately yot TO
work in the matter, and ascertained thai A gold
watch answering the description Of one of the
stolen ones mad been recently purchased by a
colored man named Christopher Addison
Addison informed them that he had since re-
sold the watch to another colored man. from
whom they afterwards procured IL After
further investigation they found the thief
To be colored boy III years old, named
evening In the Northern Libarty Market
Henry denied any knowledge Of the trans
action. but was locked up AT headquarters
where he seemed TO L. quite penitent He had
been In the habit OF frequenting the house of
Mrs. Cant, colored. in the alley between L and
NJ, aud 9th and 10th streets. The officers went
there and found out that he had disposed of
TWO gold watches 10 parties, also that be had
given two of them to another colored how
one OF them 70 a ieweller on ith street, when
the Jeweller took IL from hIm, and after wards
on aspiration readily gave ii up TO the officers
Thomas SAID he gave the other one TO a thief
well hhown - the detectives,l who, ne said
old II 10 Mr.. Albert Cumberland for the small
pittance OF 81 Mr. Cumberland and AIS w, "a
denied any knowledge OF the watch Mr.
EIgley ''could at see" that part OF it, and swore
out warrant against them for receiving the
which they Were arrest d, and after an exami.
nation by Major Richards Yesterday morning.
they We're held TO bail in the sum of - NJ each
for further hearing.
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THE TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-Yesterday after
noon, the Washington City Temperance Socj-,v
held pubic N etIng at the Northern Market
AT which Mr.. John II. ThompsOl PRESIDED, and
:tddr's; Were delivered by MCssrs. q Jrge
savage. j. l.. Kidwell, Dr. TAYLOR Rev M
Gouzalves, and Johu O'Doaovau.
In front OF Island Hall, a meeting under the
ansp'e, ; OF Hope DIVISION was held, and cd
dressed BY prominent sp' akers.
In ironi OF the old mSrEet in Georgetown an
enthusiss.Ie meeting W 5 held, under charge of
fotomsc DIVE ion, and cCdre s"s Were made
by MI. VIM Il. Drew. GrSud w orthy Pa1riarch
Of the DIS ,Tict john Lrs. and others
At night. Washington City Temperance So
Sle' y held a mee.ipZ 2 al Temperance HJ (which
Was We'll aitsOd~ u, and sCdr~sses Were made
by M srs. John Goldin. VIM. p Drew and
George S.vsye. during he progrc ; of the
above N etinss, quite a number of persons
signed the pl 1ge.
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YOUNG LADIES. BEWARE OF
the injurious effects OF Face PovderS and washes
All such remedies close up the pores OF the skin,
and In Q short time Destroy the comDlexton. IL
you would have . fresh, healthy aud youthful sp-
pesrspce, use HkLMBOLDS kXTkACr SAB
eAPABILLA.
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''SPAIDIEs's GLUE always up to the stick.
ing point
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II. +. HELMBOLD.

II. +. HELMBOLD.
Druggist, Of eighteen years. experience. and man.
ufacturer Of
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
Principal Depots-HELMBoLps pRUG AMI
CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE. No. s9l BROAD
Nay. New York, next Metropolitan Hotel; and
HELMBOLDS MEDICAL DEPOT No IOs
SOUTH TENTH STREET, Philadelphia.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Pric Isl rs per bottle, or six for $3.50
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MEETING OF SOLDIER CLEREs.-A meeting
OF soldier clerks discharged from the . uar,er-
master Generals Once Saturday was held a,
81 q lth street this morning, in obedience to the
punush'd call of committee; Colonel Chase
chaTInan, and Colonel Taylor, secresry, and
about ~ preSent.
The object OF the meeting having been stated
by the chairman, the following committee
were appointed:
LIST, $50 wait uoon Congress TO represent the
IrDSS iI.j uStice done in the wholesale discharge
OF soldier clerks, many of whom are crippled
for life and have families dependent on them
for support
I'd. ITO draw up a petition TO Congress"
Sd. To wait uDo1 the Secretary of War
10 ascertain the reason why they Were dis.
charged and citizen clerks retained. Tbs com.
mittee consisting OF thirty -four disabled SOL
dlers who have lost either an arm or il in the
service OF their country.
The committee selected to draw up petition
10 Congress submitted the sane, when was
unanimously adopted. 1t sets forth that on the
18th inst. 81 clerks Were discharged from the
above office, Of which number 81 were b onorably
discharged soldiers, many of them disabled for
life, having lost pIther au arm or leg, while
near.y all those retained are civilians. and ks
81 hat, il rotpiJs more, cln be done for Us.
we may at least he placed on an equal FOOT ne
with clerks heretofore discharged, and granted
months leave with pay. This is rendered
the more Necessary from the fact that most OF
The clerks so discharged have families depend
ent on them for supDoIt. TSignedl-W. e..
Plum kett, Jobu Robinson, J. III. RrwIins, X
X. Bruner, James NJ. McNiar, Commute, y
Adjourned.
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AYLABORAroRY FOR THE MANuFAcrrpr
OF FLUID EXTRACTS
Has been visited by thousands OF physicians and
Druggists from all parts OF the Unitei States And
commepdatiou.
HLLMBOLDS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EATRACTS are pleasant in taste And
odor, and immediate IN their sctisn
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THOSE WHO DEsIRE BRILLIANOY
Of Complexion must purify and enrich the blood
which HELMBULDS CONCEN GRATED EA
TRACT OF SARSAPAKILLA Invariably does
Ask for HELMBOLDS. Take NO other.
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In THE SPRING AND SUMNER
Month; The 3 sy.;em nst1rs,lH sndesEcss chang,
kA1kACT OF SARSAPARILLA 10 a assistant Of
the greatest value.