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AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL.
fCR DIsEAsEs o. THE ThRoar AND LUSSs .
COUGHs, COLDs, WHooPINs CoU6H
BROyCHIIIS. ASTHMA, AND

fOR DIsEAsEs o. THE ThRoar AND LUSGs, srcB
CoUSHs, CoLDs, WHoOPINs CoU6H
BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, AND
CoSsUaPTloS.
Probably never before in the whole history of
u"dictne has snything won 81 widely and des ply
pTUn the conndenCe OF mankind, as this excellent
rs dy Tor pulmonary complaints. Through q long
srle- OF years, and among mOst Of the of men
IL has rlssD higher and higher in their estimat
- ~ has Oecome better known. Its uuiform char
the lungs and throat. have made IL known as a
reliable protector against them. While ADAPTED
70 nl1tder forms OF disease and to young children,
II IL AT the same time the mOst efectual rem .dy
that can te given Tor inCipient consum ption. aud
the dang affections of the throat and lungs,
should te kept on hand in every family. and indeed
a. a1 arr sometimes subject to colds and coughs,
ali snould Be provided with his antidote for them
Although settled COSSUNPrIoS is thought in
euraoie still great numbers OF cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and th- patient restored to sound health By the
CHESRY PscroRAL. SO complete IL its mas cry
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat that
the most obstinate OF them yield to It, When moth
ing else Could reach them, under the CHERRY PFC
ToRAL they subside and disappear
>SERs and PUBLIC SPEAKERS find great prOtec-
tlon from il
AsrHsA 10 always relieved and often wholly
cured by u.
BRosCHIrIs is generally cured by taking the
CHERRY PEcIoRAL in small and freQue mt doses.
80 generally are its virtues known that we need
Not pu bsh the cert of them here, DO more
tban assure the public that its qualities fully
maintained.
Dr.. j. 4. AVER & co LOWELL, Mass,
PTocticai aud Analytical ChesaiSis.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere
de2s DAw ,eom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

In his message to the Massachusetts Iagisla-
ture, Saturday, referring to the national mat
ters, Governor Bullock says:-aWe have de-
st.oyed involuntary seryitude, we have manu-
mitted a race of men, and conceded TO them
equality, civil and political rights. Ia the pro-
ceeding of the conventions i'm the Southern
States, which they have mainly controlled. L
believe that after making due allowances.
they have displayed prai~eworthy modera-
ton. 1t l. q sacred duty 10 insure them protec-
ton IN the enjoyment of their rights We have
guaranteed. but We must also remember there
are millions of the white rae. who cannot and
must not be retained In the position Of ahlcct
ioes-mIllionS whose prod uctive labor II nsc.,s-
sary for the discharge of national obligations,
which must never b. rpudIated. and whose
good viii and cooperation essential 10
complete and thorough reunion. Let us then
hear no more Of confiscation and atiainder for
the Southern masses. Let Us make an end of
illiberal and unfriendly legislation. and while
compromising no principle tor which we have
contended, let us restore those lately in rebel
lion 10 equality Of rights speedy as l. con-
sisteni with the national safety. The present
obstacles to reconstruction must come 20 n
speedy end, whether they be interposed by un-
repeDtant rebels, by President who does not
make treason odious- or by those whom his
policy has delnded into renewed resistance .
The man for the crisis; the man for the hour:
the man tor the people, IL Ulysses = Grant
Before his pre-eminent fitness for the high Of
fire To which a grateful nation would elevate
him, let personal preference yield: let faction
snbside, that peace. good will and union NAV
once more and forever abide throughout the
Republic. The Governor closes with warm
enlogy upon his predecessor, John A. Andrew
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Th're have b'sn issued in Richmond within
The last three days, twenty-feur warrants an
tankrr ptcy.
In Lsnehburg, on Thursday morning. q diff
ncUlty occurred between Mr.. Quinn and Mr.
Poole, and the latter killed the former by sfrik-
ing him over the head with a four pound
wright
The Winchester News saws: I'VE have
heard a rnmor 10 the effect that several wealthy
genil IA, an negotiating for a tract Of land in
the vicinity Of Winchsst T, IL being their Inten-
ton 10 settle upon u an Irish colony of some
nifty or sixty families
The farmer and the Planter agricultural
p riodicals IN Riehmond) have been con Solida-
ted, with the veteran Charles B. Williams as
editor.
w. II. Fitzhugh sold on the 3Ist ul; 20 VI.
w. Edwards, for 81 ,soc, l:Sl acre. with TIA
buildings the rson, except large barn which
he r, seryes,) OF the 360 acres OF his new Bos-
ccbsl Farm in Stafford. Terms. sI.sO o cash.
81 100 payable during 1855, and $50 during
lss9.
DIR. Amber, of Fanquier county. has been
furnished with ono thousand sheep by 4 citize n
of New York, TO be graz~d on the Doctors farm
for term OF wears and then restored 10 the
awner. or the like numbr accounted for. The
arties in the meantime iii vide equally between
themselves the wool and increase Of Tia flock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

UGLY FACTs-The New York Tfmes tells US:
..On one night this week. three newly born in
fants were picked up by the police in the streets
sf this city, where they had been abandoned by
their mothers. On one night last week three
were in like manner picked up: and other cases
have occurred with unusual frequency since
the cold weather began. We quite agree with
those no denounce the mothers Of these poor
castaways as inhuman and brutal; but still we
can admit that in at least some OF the cases the
pangs Of poverty and the prospects of the win
Ter may have been almost intolerable Snch
occurrences are proof of the extreme hardness
OF the times among the very poor, and should
stimulate our generous citizens rather To search
out and alleviate cases of distress than 10 IL
dulge in severe language against the wretched
sufferers"
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MRS. Li>CoLN,s wAEDROBE AGAIN.

PEovIDENCE, K. l., Jan. THE Board of
Aldermen Of this city, yesterday afternoon re-
fused license for the exhibition of Mrs Lin
coins wardrobe, announced for to-day
1t was announced In the Providence papers
that the S3GOW wardrobe of the late ialnentad
Clarke was to be offered for sale. and THAI
ihe emile lot which one Journal hopes is not a
duplicate lot OF the second hand clothing shown
in New York. would be on exhibition previous
TO the sale 'sfor th', moderate consideration of
twenty-five cents for a ticket of admission:
the entire proceeds of the show 10 GO To Mrs
Clarke.-Ed
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~ The little Repnbl.s Of ssSiar'rsnndfs asi-

- The little Republ,e OF >sgisxsTfuasufs n ,.si-
tating for more liberty.
- In the open streets OF Mexico citiz, .ns arr
seizsd by brigands, and held in bondag. until
eXtortionaie ransoms are paid.
eSGeneral de Trobiand has published in
Paris .'Eeeollections of Four Years Campaign
in the. Army OF the Potomac"
~Miss Cusham. the actress, and Rogers
the sculptor. have had a quarrel AT Rome.
- Eighty white families in lexington Ks
are reported TO b. in a starving condition.
1There are $40 houses Of prostitution and
$50 courtesans i'm Chicago.
- Maine makes s5o,ooo worth ofspruce gum
early.
~ Florida juries are composed Of eight ns-
groes and four white men.
ga Congregational church at Operlin pro-
poses TO excommunicate Freemasons
~Prairie chickens are numerous in Iowa
that they are knocked down hv the hunter
with sticks, and bagged by the hundred.
- A fourth Atlantic cable. between Br.,.t
and New York, Is Ia b. laid next summer.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE PESNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Disaffection Among the Republican Mem

HARRISBURG, Jan. Mach excitement pre-
walls here in legislative circles to-day
The House meets at noon. The Republicans
have a majority of eight, but IN consequence of
the refusal of nine Republican members to
enter the caucus, this majority is powerlcss to
elect the officers who were nominated last
evening.
These officers were Col. Davis, of Philadel-
phia, for Sp, :,ker Gen. Selfridge of Northa,np-
ton county, for Chief Clerk: and Mr.. Lee, of
Philadelphia, for Assistant Clerk.
The nine dissenting Repub' 1as declare that
their opposition is based ON fhe principle that
they are advocates of free railroad law, aud
cannot Vote for Col. Davis, whom they regard
az an enemy Of that measure.
They express determination TO sustain
their opposition 10 the last, and the result will
h", in that case, that the organization OF the
House W i'll he retarded.
The first vote for Speaker may IN IS for Davis
and 46 for Jones. and for Mr.. .Ctmant or some
ether independent candidate nominated by the
dissenting nine.
Various TumoTs are afioat that the bolt. as II
rs called, is intended To effect the State Tressu-
rership, aud is designed to operate against the
claims Of tho Western candidates for State
Treasurer.
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TBy Cable to IN. Associat.d Press I

TbN NaDIt 20 In' AssOclaurd Press.
LoNDoh Jan. 5-@ p. m.-ConsoIs ~ for
money, and 9a for account ". =. 5.2U's. II :,
a72. Illinois Central, So. Fries 4sB.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. - p. m.-Corn, 46s. 6d
Barley, 5s. 5d. Oats, 3. nd. BeeeE I13s Cd for
winted. Tallow- 49,. sd. Other articles un-
changed.
ICNDoNDERRY, Jan. - y. m.--rhe steamer
Austrian. from Portland, has arrived
LONDON. Jan. 1-Noon..Consols 81 40. >
for money, and 92 aSs,3 Tor account a. y
5-2U's. I2a12 X. Illinois Central, SSL Eri..
4sS.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. -NoOn.-Cotton quiet aud
steady; sales OF soon baies Wheat firm OH
er articles unchanged.
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u Rnrney AARON and anuner nne,list,. :.

~ Barney Aaron and anotner pmcllistic Gel.
.Drity enjoyed a roagh-and tumble fight on
- The London tailors' strike cost them. in
cash. fl7 800; or about eighty six thousand n We
hundred dollars i'm gold. Va s sfsI :, :
~ An old resident of North Carolina sa va
the whole Southern country Is bankrupt from
one end Of it to the other. 80
~ Belle Boyd, the famous female rebel spv
Is IN New York, and will soon appear ct he
French Theatre. 1893
Instead of enactiDg a prohibitorv ,a~, or
ieguiaung the number OF sellers of iiouor nv
license, the California legislature pronoscs ~
enact very stringent rules for the inspection Of
wniskey and ensure purchasers good article.
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REMARKABLE. IF TRUE
Reported sinking OF an Island in Lake
George.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Starl
NRw YORK, Jan. The following was tel
rgrTphed from Glenn Fails n. V, Jan. 6;h, to
The morning papers Information has bsen
received Of the sinking of RecIu~c Island, near
Bolton. Lake Georgr. Ii occurred NJ abouI
live O'Clock this afternoon, accompanied by An
upheay ing OF the waters of the lake. The island
?nd III" cottage thereon have disappeared. The
shock was felt here, and lasted about five min-
utes. passing in eastrrly direction. No
lives We're lost. The dispatch needs confnna-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

THE MESSAGE OF Gov. Cox. OF Quo. was
submitted TO the General Assembly yesterday
Ii relates mainly to local questions. but con-
eludes with the following allusion to the con-
stitutional amendment submitted al The Octo-
ber election, which was defeated by a majority
of ai6ss votes :-s. In accordance with the pro-
visions of the statute j Issued proclamation
on the 3Uih of October announcing the facts
As the question is one which seems TO me 10 be-
chiefly important in relation 90 national rather
Ihan State policy. shall refrain from DISCUSS
ing IL. and the more willingly now thar the
progress OF the events has only strengthened
the conviction i have heretofore made public
in regard To il -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

~ Jay Cooke, E<q., hs built for the people
OF fGirardvliie, Schuylkill county, neat and
capacious Episcopal church
- The horse railroad Of Worcester, Mass.
has been bought by a company who have a
capital Of $66,0D, and intend to raise the fare af
once to ven cents.
Pa, last week, for selling q libelious book
which contained a list of merchants who as
alleged, would not pay their debts.
@The Home Journal mentions as an elegant
and appropriate holiday gift to a lady, "a
Certainly: also asset or false teeth or . glass
eye.-BosfeN Post.
- The ladies Of Rock la1d, Maine, are going
to have Q leap year ball next week, in which
they Will assume all the privileges which the
year Affords them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TURNER'S Tic DUULOUREUX Oh
TURNER'S TIC pUULOe REUX Or
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL gEURAIGIA PILL

q sAFE, CERTAIN. AND sPEEoy CURE FOR NEURAL.
elA,aSo ALL NERVOUS DIsEAsss.
IL ts an uBfailinz remedy in all cases Of Fscis
Neuralgia, often eff~cting perfect cure ia . sin
day. No form II Nervous Disease fails TO yield
70 its magic infuencs Even the severest cases OF
Chronic Neuralgia aud general Nervous Dersnge
nents Of many years standing, affecting the entire
systen, are completely and permanently cured by
. IN a lew dsVs, or a few weeks A. the utmost. Ii
cootains nothing injurious TO the most delicate sys
ten, and can always Be used with perfect safety
IL 10 IN constant use by the hest physicians. who
give 70 their Daninous and unqualified approval
sent by mail on receipt of 81 and two poetag
stamps. Sold every where.
TURNER CO, Sole Proprietorv,
ocJ-eo3m 120 fremont street Boston Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
ASPlRANTN FOR CONGR ENSIONAL
HONOES.

Especial Despatch To the Star.l
Cor NEUs, ONO. Jan. The condition of
Hon. Samuel Sheilabarger's being such a. TO
render it probable that he will not he able TO
serve another term in Congress, numerous gen
tleman have been spoken of in connection with
the successorship. Among them are TX x-tioy-
ernor DennIson, Luther Donaldson. aud Cen
erai John u. Mitchell, OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
ALEXANDRIA ITFNs.-The Journal

morning says:
Ii is now said that the body OF the soldier
found recently near Glymount was not that of
Edward lDevlin. missing since the night of Nov
7tb. but that ola soldier who fell i'm the river AT
Fort Washington. Watson Swan. colored dug
a gra We and give it Christian sepulture
A COW belanging to Mrs. Sarah Harrington.
committed suicide by walking into the Poto-
mac from the old ferry slip Saturday evening
Smoot 4 Chler's counting room ON Union
street, was burglarious entered on SUNDAY
night. The thieves found nothing.
The funds appropriated 10 the support of the
city soup house are getting low.
Oystess can be bought here for 55 cents per
bushel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
NEW YORk ITEMS.
Robbery OF a Brokers' Me>sen-rr-Arrr.t
for Murder
fSn.cial Ui nntl.h To- the Sfu,

Especial Di patch 10 the Star
NHw YORK. Jan. Morton Stevenson. a
messenger in the employ of A. :. Wbiison. bro
ker. ~ Broad street. was attacked while in the
United States treasury building. AT Wall aud
Nassau streets. by unknown man, who
threw red pepper in his eyes, and then robbed
Stevenson of S,:sU i'm gold com.
John Bennett alias Red Jacket has been Ar.
rested Tor completely in the murder of Henry
Wieffrn bach the I'D OF December last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
r u T..

CONCORD, n. H., Jan. A fire in South
Newbury, yesterday, destroyed the old GiIliny-
ham tavern with its entire contents. and sew
eral other buildings. church was also ba,ly
damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

INPecIiT DIsp1lch 10 the Star.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. "A convention from the
city and county. 10 appoint delegates 10 the
Frankfort February 22k) Convention. here re-
solved that Acting Governor Stevenson should
be nominated for Gov, rnor. and shou Id meet
in the city of Louis VILE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
ELECTIONS BY THE MAINE LEGIS.


AUGUSTA, MAINE, Jan. THE Maine Lesis-
iatnre has elected the foliOwing:-Adjutant
General, John CALDWELL; Secretary Of State,
Franklin Nj. Drew; Attorney General, Vim. r.
Fry; Land Agent, Parker +. Burieigh'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK, jan Flour is shade frmer
Wheat Is tending upwards Corn market Arm.
Rye is steady. Oats IA shade better Pork
is dull: Mess So0a a5 for old, Lard steady at 10 Y
ai3S cents. Whiskey nominal Ashes ouiet
harley and Peas nominal. Cotton u uiet at M Y
cents for MIddling Uplsnds. Freights Arm.
Turpentine acilve at 5lH
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YRvT tn VVrpvpnnv

Large pp. Circular, giving Information Of the
grsstest Importance tV the young Of both sexes
IL teaches how the honsly may beco me be autifui,
tb- despised respected and the for sAk IN loved
No yonng lady gentleman should fail TO send
fb-fr Address and receive . copy post paid. by re-
turn mail Address p u. Drawer ri,
ap3 skweoly Troy, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
NEW MARRIAGE cuue

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physioloef-
cal Errors buses and Diseases Incl dent to Youth
and Early Ms sBhood, which create impediments to
MAbRIAGk, with sure means of relief. Sent iu
sealed envelopes, free OF charge. Address DR.. !. .
eklLIIN HOUGHT0N, Howard Association
Philadelphie, Pa. se2s-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
MORE FAlL.URES.

Especial Dispatch to the Star]
CHlCAGo, Jan. brigham, Stone l. Co, ou-
orators in pork, and Cooke, Norton 4 90. op
orators in wheat here have failed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
OF THE NEW YORK
LEGISLATURE.
Election Of Democratic Nff;c.rs

ALBANY, Jan. The Assembly organized
by the election of Mr.. Hatchman Of New York
Speaker, and other Democratic officers.
The Senate organized by the election of Re-
publican officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

THE w HITE" BILL.-The civil rights bill
for the District of Colum bia. striking out the
word "whiIe'' wherever il occurs in the Ia ws
relating TO the District, which was passed by
Congress before its adjournment i'm December.
1861, but failed 10 become a law because of the
failure OF the President to return the same to
that body within the allotted number of DAYS
prescribed by the Constitution. was reintro-
dueed by Mr.. Sumner in the Senate to-day
without alteration, and referred tn the Judi
eiary Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

HE SURVEY OF ALAsKA.-The Secretary of
the Interior to-day transmitted to the House
copies of letters from the Secretary OF War All
interim and Gen1 Halleck. suggesting the pro-
priety Of surveying and bringing into market
the lands in the Peninsula OF kenay. Alaska
General Halleck says 1T is understood thar
the best agricultural land in the newly acquired
territory OF Alaska il 10 h" found on the PENN
sula OF kenaN. between took'S Inlet and Prince
Williams Sound. The climate is said TO be- far
better than ut Sitka or kodiack 1t is pro-
posed To establish "A military post on this Pc
nlnsu1a early next Spring. and no doubt set
tiers Will follow a soon they certain of
protection. i, therefore, respectfully suggest
To the Department OF the Interior that these
lands be surveyed and brought into market at
as early period as possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

VhcATING GEORGIA OFrfcEs.-Mr. Wilson
presented TO the Senate TODAY bill (Which
was ordered to lie on the tablet enacting tina.
offices of Provisional Governor, Secretary of
State, Srsie Treasurer, and Comptroller and
Surveyor General Of Georgia be, and they are
hereby, declared vacant from and after the pas
sage of this act. Also, thai the Constitutional
Convention Of Georgia, now in session af At
ianis- be autho rized and empowered 10 All the
Offices de eiared vacated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
The Negro Suffrage Anne endmcnt TO the
tonstitNtion-Rr>o Re- solutions to Rr>Cind il.
lSpsciaI Ilispatch To the Star

CcLCMBTs. Jan. AFTER the Legi- attn re had
organized yesterday. resolutions were intro
duced in each Houss to rescind Ohio's ratitics-
ton of the amendment to the Constitution of
the United States, which deprves States which
refuse negroes suffrage the right 10 count them
in fixing Congressional apportionment 1t il
thought that the rescindmg resolution wi i'll pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

THR WHISKY TAx.-Nr. Schenck, from the
Committee on Ways and Means, reported to-
day a bill requiring that the tax ON whisky
shall be paid al the stili, and not leave the still
until paid. The bill will doubtless elicit lively
debate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

THEEE IL CERTAINLY = psychological mys-
tery in the fact that brides and bridegrooms IN
railway cars parade before the eyes Of crowds
Of strangers, who they must know are laugh
ing At them, tenderBesses and famIliaritie-
which they would not dream of ccmInit:ing IA
family parlor. Discriminating justice also
obseryes-and this is a still grrar@r psycholog-
ical mystery-that in these social offences IL ~
oftenest the woman who begins.-Cor. Neo Fo-k
Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

EixE HOuR SYsrKM.-The Pennsv,v.,s.
Raiiroad Company has reduced the workir~
time in itsshops in Harrisburg to nine hon,:
per day. This change causes q reduction of ten
per cent "a the wages Of the employees The
shops are pow closed At i've O'Clock each eve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

THE WHITE HoUsE.-The regular meeting OF
Cabinet held to-day, all the members
pres Mt except Secretary Seward and General
Grant. and the session continued until after
one o1aeck. Secretary Seward had an in ter
view with the Executive this morning. bnt did
not wait until The meeting Of the Cabinet
General W. L. Sherman had interview with
the President this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATUIE-The
Republican caucus last evening nominat.d
Colonel T.. w. Davis for Speaker of the House,
and General Selfridge for clerk of the same
body. The Senate Republican caucus nomi-
mated James 1. Graham, OF Allegheny, for
speaker, and George w. Hamersiy. OF Phila.
delphia. for chief clerk, which ensures their
election tc-day. The Democrife caneus of the
House unanimously nominated Richmond L
Jones. of Berks county, for speaker IL an
pears that nine Republican members refused 10
enter the House caucus. Ii they persist il will
give the speaker and officers of the House to
the Democrats: but 1t is not probable that they
will continue their opposition TO that extent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
NOTICE or PARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned have this dsy formed a copsrt-
neryt for the purpose Of carrying o1 the IL n er
business q pder the hrm nawe of FRANCIS Mo.
HUN SONS. They hope, by alwsys having 90
hand large and complete assortment of eli kipds
OF lumber, and by strict attention 10 p~ss n
merit and receiv. the patronage so hberally be
slowed upon their predecessors
FRANCIS MoHUN.
FRANCIS II. NOHCN
January !, lSs. PHILIP M0HUN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07
rRANCIs NoHUS. PHILIP naHrs
FRANCIS n. HoHUS.
FRANCIS MOHUN SONS
Lumber Dealers.
Canal, between Twelfth aud Thirteenth stre~t.
iP MONT ~

We respectfully call the attention of oarr~ut~,,
and ths public genera ly, TO large stock of zee
soned Lumber. consisting In part Of
300 600 ieet "a, Ga, and s-4 select white pine
lMhog feet &, S-4, Southern pine flooring
i,aooS feet spruce and yellow pine ioi.u.. si
lengths
Alec. large quantities of Southern and other
kinds 81 Timber, &C., well a email quantity of
prime Florida Cedar "
jaI w,f,m2w FRANCIS NoBuS a SONS