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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-07


great soui and monster mind gone forever
gone, 10 mingle with the other honofed
spirits who have left "a living record Of
their greatness ca the pages ofaArnerican
history. This was the tIhiveFsGl feeling.
Il adias not coniae itself to the few who
took part In the ceFemonies, but IL cast O.
funeral gloom upon the face of every man
and woman present, and filled every soul
with awe. nnspsakable. Carefully they
raised the precious burden, and slowly
marched toward the vault, to be forever
more made sacred by the presence of the
remains Of the illustrious dead. l eli sd
- DEPARTURE. R H g
While few fingered long around the
spot, as though reluctant TO leave a scene
SO pregnant with sacred thopghts and re-
membranes, the majority quietly dispersed
70 their homes, sadder and more thought
full than when the dismal, misty mornings
light tIshered in the day. But many others
came and departed, and before the shades
Of nightfaH many thousands of Chicago's
citizens took another sad, long, lingering
look upon the remains of him who was
once the pride and the glory of the great
Northwest-the champion Of peace, the
paei6ca!or of factions, the defender Of the
peoples AStephen Arnold Douglas.
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Decisions of the Supreme
court.

In view the RscOsshOs of che legal RrOies7
sion, and the general public interest attaehins
20 the many new questions eoIninE before oar
udicial tribunals. We win publish all the ia-
portaat decisions Of the Supreme Court, from
oGioial sources. which mar be relAea apoh g
utirsly Trustworthy.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-07
Upon the Subject Of Agriculture

And kindred topics, We shah also give en- eE-
tonslye variety Of valuable and interesting mat
ter-the best adapted 20 the iaTming elassoa o.
our siata. which EilL in great measure. sap
oily the place of a family agricultural paper
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-07

LsOR SALE, A vIRsT-RATR ENGINE AND
JIG Boiler IN good order. Can be seen. land
price leArned. by calling At this oflos.
NuAVil In
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sard Day Of 1une. 1865.

At the hoHrs Of ], 2 21<, Aad X ?. n. rsspse-
lively AZ the Othcs Of the Register. IN Winehes-
ter, Tennessee. and that sH eEaiitors Whe haye
proven theE dehts. and other persons inferested,
cause. II any they have. why the prager of said
petition should bot be grHRtod, and thai lie
seeond and third meetings Of creditors viii be
had at said time and place.
4. K. CAMPBELL. Clerk
y. S. Dist. Court Mid Dis. OF Tenn.
may2. 30. fe7.
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REpuCTIoN OF RAFEs

gratiked Mt boinE able % state that
very large Increase in che number OF cur
Daily and Tri-Woekly Subscribers enahles us to
reduce the price Sf subscription 70 these editions
We dc 80 the more cheorfnily because the nscOs
Fities Of the peOiao. In the impoverished eOndi-
Hqp Of oer sSicken section, requires such con
sessions ss can be reasonably made in their in
tsFesu. Fran sId aftsr ths lst January. there
teFs. ogF
~KHhs OR SUBSCRIPTION WILL BK
In ADVANCE
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Notice to Show Cause on Petition for
Diseharge-In Bankruptcy.

THIS is TO GIvR NOTICE, THAT II. F.
aasaters v. 9 Wamaek, W. II TOmlinsou
and 6eorge ~. Huntington, have hla-l in ths
othce Of the Clerk Of this Court their PETITIONS
By the Court that a hearing be had upon tie
same on the 1a-T =
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-07

And fof shOrtsr periods a. the same rates.
sE- We esrnsstiy appeal tc oar frisuds - Al
n sxts sding our circulation; and In thereby 10
orsasin. our means Of usefulness. A COPY Of
naper will be sent grAtuitOusiJ 10 any Que
- tsn sgbsoribsrs TO either Of The edition.
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r. L. WEAKLEY,
No. 9 North College 81,
rs yUsTIN RECEIPT OF A FRESH STOCK
4 OF .dr0eeeies and Liquors. consisting IN part

Sc Csueeessorit6 woaEIsy & Yat5orourb.,
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PROPOSALS..
pROPesALs FOB LETTER BALANCES,
Posr GFFICESDEPARTNENr.

T.. 4
C, WASHING TON, ID. C., November 7, 1853 (
sealed Proposals will be received at THIS Danar
HltIt untli the 10th day of January next, az !.
ocI"cF, noon, for furnishing Letter balance, for
ne use OF tie post offices in the United Stats for
uLe year iros; am aiteE the : st day Of February
htN., OF The following description. namely:
let balances capable of Ighing eight Ounces
t'oifGGpols = eight, to be iduated down to gua-
ger oh'rs g these IL is supposed 2DO - $40 wi
he itHIifed A lso, balances of he same Aggregate
"tltAt, graduated by the metric srsnme 81 >.
TEN. % this class 20 to 100 may lie relui-ei
q ,baiaDces capable of weighing two poanss
sNpiGuf - weight 10 be graduated to half ounces
qGiTed. " " ~
Perfect correctness and strength and dnrs.
u.h'y VIII Os required in the balances to be ,urn
Samples OF each description of balances must &C
heIohtIa ACT VIII be required to furnish hs;an cag
samries " ~
Zach balance must be we'll aud securely p,cEs4
N atOS ioT transpOrtation, and delivered Tree 80
an ale hses TO the De pertment At WsshIuetOn 10
- mere Tue same with be accepted, If found TO %,
perfect ana equal to the SAMPLES.
p Each bidder must furnish with hi5 prnposal s7t
ncient evidence OF his ability t. comply with n
Two sufficient sureti.s wi! Le eauired to a con
tract. w -" "OA
a failure to furnish the Balances "a co ,troctol
.s promptly or tEo furnishing % N inferior arri
= via Dc Q 'nslGeTec u Qifcie.t Cause tor for.
'tituTe OF the contract "
Pr posPls must De endorsed on the envaion,
Proposals fer Letter FaIaures =" and dir eco, "a
The tirsI Assistant Postmaster General, Washipg
'un, u allen y, RANDALL
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrxetswu.


THR NEW ToLL BRInGE-The fDot-path or
the new tea bridge ever the aoueiuct being
completed. many persons awaited themselves
of he privilege Of crossing yesterday. Work
men are to- day constructing plers NJ the north
ern terminus Of the aoueduct 20 support tae
span 20 be thrown over the Chesape AXE and
ONO Canal at that point.
ALARM or fIRE-Au alarm Of Ere Wa
caused this morning about m O'Clock by the
burning of chimney on the house OF MRS.
Mathews, corner OF West and Washington
streets, bus NO damage was done beyond the
burning of small portion of the roof The
steamer Henry Addison was promptly on the
ground, bat the services OF the firemen were
not needed.
appearance on the canal this morning. as the
e-hOat came down yesterday Afternoon. fol-
lowed by a number CT boats loaded with coal.
wood and grain. Some are unloading this
morning, but great dIfiicu " is experienced an
getting the boats 20 the docks. on account OF
the ice. Near the AqCeduct persons Cross ON
the Ice without danger Dol Spates, President
OF the Board Of Directors, -ane down yeSter-
day with the ice boai
MERCgANrs' EXCHANGE - Receipts we-e
heavy this morning on Chang. but few sales
were effected M 10 the closing OF our report
We quote Oh 'rincs-6. iC0 bushels wheat
1850 bushels corn; Bo bushels corn fin ears.
and ~ bushels rye. Sales 500 bushels corn
(nev), NJ 93 cent?: 300 barrels corn ia sArs). NJ
si.5.
Potomac DIVISION. :. This division
held meeting lsst evening. and initiated sew
tral candidates for membershIp. This evening
the division proceeds m a body 10 washington
10 make friendly call on George Washington
Division. of ffaf city.
RIVER 'FRONT.' rlver is frozen fast On
posite Georgetown, aud numerous skaters arr
exercising thu msel yes on the ics. The osl ~
arrisa s.nce Saturca IL the steamer Empire.
FrICe from New York.
Police I1EHs.-rha onlv arrivals since
Saturday At TIE Station ouse were dodgers.
ARRIVAL or GRAIN RV CASAL.-Aruved-
Beats Maryland ard iienScn Talbot, win gran
for GeoT clown merchants.
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PROPOSALS FOR PAPER AND TWINEs.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARrNE.E

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Sealed PhoSS.ss i} Z, NoysIssfr 7, 1853
pa tment until the 10Th day of Jenusry next at -
Si i N Ho9 o. for fHTnisng WEappEg Paper
one year from the first day CT February
qhe said articles to be 4. .ivered free Of exnen.e
to the department at tie Blank Agency of thu
Pob1 Office department - Wash ytOa, ID. e
qualIty thereof Required are speoIiel below.
IS ttC resms Of wrappir Paper, 2Dx.5 iuches f.
spects TO that in use in the Department
ard 10 weigh 2 pounds to the resm, and ca Il
l.}retms Of he same Kind Of pager 2Sxioinchc in
SIZE to weigh So pounds 20 the resm
lU Ute pounds OF tufe or other suitable rxiue.
hard twisted and in balls, ana to weigh abo at
eishih Ct "a inch in diameter, and IL bails, 10
pro weish fr3 n OF one TO Two pounds
rs.sly, or for all the articles - '-o-' ''''
Tue contract or contracts win be awarded TO the
careful examination for the purpose 4 ascertain
ug which lad Will In lis ical ats, be most
aGyantsgeous TO the Department.
Mere OF less than the estimated quantities may
be ordered, as the peceFsities ~ the DeoA. tmen
may require, az the discretion Of the Postmaster
ssn.Glss of snch articles as now used at tue
NJ The Blank Agency OF the Post O.lico Depart
Bidders will send sam ples of such articles a. they
Zach bidde- must furnish with hi. proposal
guarantee of MA ability 10 crmply with his bid
ana certificate from postmaster that such guar
artoTs are reliable PERSONS.
Two sufficient sur.ties will be required to a con-
tract.
failure to furnish article contracted for
promptly. or fsrDiahiEg article inTe.io to tn At
eonfr acted for, will be considered a sufficient
cause for q forfeiture of the contract
Bids not made in Conformity with this notice
will rot be considered.
Proposals must be marked on the envelope with
The name OF the article bid for aud the letter All
drfssgd TO the Ficst Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, ID. O.
ALEX, W RANDALL
no 9-lHWow Postmaster Gehoral.
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THE COURTS,

CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher. To-day,
Ing tnifed states mail locks IN his possession,
was conc uded-the jury returning verdict OF
not guilty. Alice Gordon, celored. indicted
for rue murder of her child, by strangulation,
90 TIE I'm OF July last, was placed on trial
Terry j Price for defence.
EQUITY COURT, Judge DIN To-day. Tru.
man agt. lddIns ct al order for special auditor
to report on taxes paid by trustee.
CIRCUIT COURT, Justice Cdrher.-To-day.
M tcheii aGt. Lutz; Judgment confessed.
sire and Lockwood agt. Price; submitted aud
Judgement Tor plaintiff. RubincaIn agt. Grupe,
settled.
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EVENING STAR.

TBE HOLIDAYS are almost a hand---that
Joyous season Of ths var dedIc ted from time
imme moral 70 festivities. good feeling, and
''the giving OF gisrs- Nov, more than ever.
are newspaper advertisements consulted by all
els, ses O. learn where the pleasant condi lions
Of tkv season De- best filled, and for the least
sxpeT cI;urr of money. ThOs" VINO desire TO
avail themselves of the brisk business thus
created should therefore speedily, and In the
most publ" manner, MAKE known he induce
nlsnts thsy propose To hold out 10 secure II.
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This morning, the animal REVIEW and Inspec-
ton of the Metropolitan Force took place, q I'd
:he appearance OF the men yv1S highly co np''-
me- MED Dy 4Iany Of our citizens. au1 ssran yeTs
To Witnessed the para te- Tue ne nb rs of
the force formed at tn various station houses
az tally hour, ar q under command of tn
"a, uteEanis, reported 10 Csptain Reed, in the
W hne LOt, south OF the Presidents al nine
o'clock. HeIs. a4trr AZ hour was spent in
cIIlIing, the line Of Ina7CE was taken NJ. the
fGrCel N undSr cCrcmaud OF Cap'a ain NJ
Reed, Inspector OF 10" force: anu, h. de h.
the land of the - u. ) lnisniy, marched
3, way II ffhnNy MI ayenue aud Sd 1t
10 the City Han and formed IN front OF Police
H. 3dquaTiers, whe-a we've MAJOR Richards
win The jomnis- I"n5rs, SlnatOrs Yates aud
CTa'G N. ana Hon. sidney PernlUl. VI Maine.
ana MI. Joan 10. StrJug, of lI.inIO>, who l.
hale % -1s; Ut Electoral VOC o. his S;ite.)
Tt Mayer aud CcTHmIs:IOners pa>srd down
TIE liars. sud he BODY proceeded ty 5tG aud L.
and S'h stu cts 20 the Interior Department
where me SeCTe'sTy If ibe Interior reviewed
The force, passing along The lines Tn, force
a-ain tCCE Up the Line of march. ard by 9th.
H. ana To-. streets reached The Executive Man
sIn Wb'-'e tEe Commissioners had previously
arrived, dGd In sident johnson having, with
the q Iml~- toners, taken Pc .t'oI n tne por-
iIco the force b. Iours passed before him, an! ii
The close ne comp lime EtPd il TOT Richards and
the Commissioners en- the fine Appearance si
TIE men. lie men were all in UNIFORM, weay-
ITg White gloves, anu q military man was heard
u say that they looked well and marched we'll
The force now CONSIST of 3}8 off GERS aud
mon OF v Eich number nearly 2UO ware out
(the C,hers being on duty,) divided as before
stated into Piatoons. commended respectively
by IIeut@EaLts GessfOrd, n CONAN, e ex Hur-
hey, Tat, Skippon. EcklOff, Austin, and John
Eel, the latter having charge of the second
precinct me mounted men bringing up the
rear a large and handsome ma .onai flag was
carrlF IN the centre of tie line by Sergeant
MeIto!;h- IL the FIRST IsiaId) precinct there
arr = men. second, fcOuEty) 15 third, (Cieorge-
town - fCUrih. First Ward 20; fifth, Second
ward =. s4N.E. Third Ward y; seventh.
tUul, q ard -, eighth, Fifth and Sixth
@aI6sl s.. aEd N the sanitary company l. At
ter leaving Tie Executive Mansion the force
pToC'Gf 40 the Cent?. Guard house, where
Captain Reed dismissed item.
MAJOR k'1 EaldS az the Executive Man.
son, the IyyIpUaut Of & EOHdsOme bOquet from
the ladies OF Tine Presidents family.
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THE CHURCH AND THE THRATRR-Rey.
William Sharman, pastor of the Unitarian
church, last evening delivered discourse on
The above subject. He took broad grounds In
favor OF the drama, as a means not merely OF
reCTeauOu, but under proper conditions, OF
moral instruction and influence. He regarded
1t a the duty of the church not to decry the
drama per- Sc, but to make and keepI what il
should be. And this could be- done by no sro-
nizing IL. The character of theatrical exhip -
tons suits itself - the demands of the audipn =
ces. II these are mainly composed of tho 1e
who require purity ana elevation In the drama,
the latter will be supplied. and thus a power
ful moral iustrumeGtality VIII De secured TO
'hr side Of good. The discourse evincC thor
ough conscIentiousness and eIrnestaCss on the
part of the speaker. and the topic was treated
with degree CT ability, independence, and f.
nCity CT statement that made il extremely inter
eStIlC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

Mr.. ID. KENNEDY, the true and to-the- man
ner-hOrn representative of Scottish m,nstrelsy,
VIII give night AZ MetZ-rOtt Hail. on the 10th
IL slant, for the benefit OF 'srh. Andre W's So
ci-ty Of Washington" This gentleman stands
Ia the very Iruut rank OF = 'otCh b Had stncers
and being from tire land of Burns, iuterCrets
the sentiment of H. d, firrpnt song IN the most
admire bi" manner. Its because Mr. Kennedy
f.rls what he sings thai he makes others feel
with bum. All N" variations in the scale
tro m the pathetic 20 the comic, given by this
singer ia 4 rastarly rlaLDar and his voice. in
all II tones, has that peculiar touching Idence
" h..h Ma. Ks him of the Scotch Scottish
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TEMPERANCE MATTRRs.-The project put on
foot sometime since by Good Samaritan Divi-
SIGN, Sons of Temperance, providing foc the
formation here Of a central Temperance orga-
nIZation, to be composed of three delegates
from each total abstinence society IN the Dis
INC, meets with favor in all the associations 50
far as heard from, many of which have ALREADY
elected delegates. The object of the new orga-
niZation is TO secure unanimity of action in all
mi; tiers relating to the temperance reform.
At meeting of the friends OF TEMPERANCE
held last night at Temperance Hail, addresses
were delivered by O. X. Harris. Esq and Rev
&. w. Dennlson; after which Me>srs. T. j.
Clayton, G.. A. Middlebrook. and w. Ebelinc
were elected delegates 10 represent the society
IN the proposed temperance confederation, and
another committee was appointed to procure "A
hall in which TO hold public temperance
meeting on New Years day
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LO & 4 l. n Z w S.
Am easements, &C., MIN.

National ThKATRE-First appearance Of
GaIriL ; great Opera Company. "T.ayia,a"
With Madame I.agrarg &c as ssyio,et,a
WALLS tPERA HoUsE-FirS, appe lrance
al the 81 at mimic, VIM. Horace La gard
PROV ~ V =. SMITH's Art Gallery, 3Ol
PsDns yiyania avenue
CARROLL HALL.-Fair for the benefit OF ST
DOmlDIcks Church
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NATIONAL JUNCTION RAILwAY.--In the
senate, on the lOth instant, Mr.. Sherman asked,
and by unanimous consent obtained, leava 10
bring IN bill. which WAS read twice, referred
TO the Committee on the District OF Columbis
and ordered to be printed, which enacts, That
James A. Magruder John l. KidweI q. III.
Cragen, John w. Thompson, Hallet kilbourn,
alexander X Shepherd. and William II. Ten.
ney, OF the District of Columbia, together with
sucn other persons as may become associated
with them for that purpose, together with
their successors, are created and erected into a
BODY corporate aud polite, in deed and in law,
Railway Company.
The said Corporation is fully authorized and
empowered to survey, locate. lay out, con.
suuct, collect tolls upon, maintain, and enjoy
railway line and lines, with appurtenauces
and machinery necessary for one or more
tracks, within the District Of Columbia. com.
menclns al the northern terminus of the aque-
uuct bridge, in the city of Georgeto wn: thence
by tunnel of eight hundred feet through CJi.
lege hill in northwesterly direction; then ce BY
the most feasible route, crossing Rock Creak
INTO or around the city Of Washington, to a
point most feasible on the Potomac river. or
Eastern Branch of the same, a. or near the
Navy Yard, with the rights, powers. and priyi-
leges TO construct the whole Of the road, or
such portion OF II as may be deemed advisable
by the Company, the grades of the road to b.
approved by the authorities OF the cities of
Washington and Georgetown; also the priyi-
ges OF locating and constructing "A grand
a
point between Sd street west and i4th street
wet in Washington city; also a similar depot
at tome con venient point in Georgetown, near
the said aQuSduct.
The capital stock of said National Junction
railway shall consist OF five thousand shares
OF SlGO s?ch. which shall in all respects be
deemed personal property, and shall be trans
fera bic IN such manner as the bylaws of said
company shall provide 1t shall be lawful tor
the sald National Junction Ran way Company,
II deeme necessary, to borrow from time TO
time sums OF money not eXcet ding SjOOOOl,
and 10 issue bonds therefor bearing interest not
exceeding seven per centum, pay able semI-an-
nually.
SAID company shall no. grant to any railroad
or other corporation the exclusive right to
transfer passengers or freight over SAID rail-
road, but any privilege granted to one corpora.
ton shall extend 10 all who may ma ke appli:
cation for such privilege on the same terms,
conditions, and RATES, and shall not SELL trans
fer or lease their corporate rights o any CON-
pLIy that will not check baggage or commute
fares with all railroads north or south. Said
corporation shall as soon practicable after
the election OF directors. so commence and
prosecute the work of constructing ana equip
ping said railroad that ii shall be fully com.
pleted and equipped in three years from and
after the first board of directors have been
elected.
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Hair Bolsters, Bed Sheets, Com forts, and Blan
kets, OF all colors. Where is the best place 10
purchase theml You can find everything in
.nat me AT Adamson's, SOC 9th street, near
pennsylvania avenue.
CoRxs, &o.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OK twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas and established ar
A24 Pennsylvania avenue, between X and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns
Bunions, ChIlblains, Club and iugrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or inconvenience to the patient The
shoe canbe worn with ease I'm mediateiy
after the operation. Refers TO The uiny
eminent physicians, surgeons and thou sands
his establishment. Hours from a. m % %.
NJ. Owing TO press of business at ofic Dr.
White is unable to visit patients al their resi-
dences except between and sp. m.
The APPROACH OF THE HOLIDAYS makes its
essentially necessary, at least for a majority of
our eiizens. to economic, as the arrival Of
ms molly time Is very apt In make extra de-
mands upon cur cash on hand. Taking this view
OF the matter we ought to make dollar 20 as
tar as 1t possibly can; in other words. we ought
10 go to the Original Franc, i4 9TH street, be-
tween Dand T., where Gents Furnishing Goods
are sold at prices to suit the mos, economical
For the benefit Of strangers. We would say.
that "the Original Francs" store has a large
plate glass front; that he has no branch stores
and bis stock is the finest in the city. l2,2,l:
The DIN .-tJent urnlSnlng u GODS
for the million, at the most popular, and
known to be the cheapest store in this city, of
Messrs. ranc * Goldman, Marble Hall, No
i5S 7th street, opposite Patent Once. Good
Meflno n5ershirts sad Drawers, for ~, Oh and
and IS cents: fine article, 81 and 81. 25. White
Shirts, 81, S125, Sl-50, and SI.75; {. splendid
quality, 81 and $3.50. Socks 10, IS, 30, and 25
Cents n pair. Handkerchiefs, all ready hemmed
Is cents. Good heavy Gloves, from IS cents
upwards. Neck Ties, Scarfs, &c OF the latest
styles. and at low prices. Call in and SEE
Compare Goods and Prices, and we are sure
that you will buv. The only age ats for the
new Royal Eagle Paper Collar. Il,27,l:
APPLICATIONS IN BAKKRUPToY.-Person
wishing to apply for the benefit OF the Bank
rupt Act, who cannot pay fifty cents on a
collar Of their indebted ness. should apply
before the LIST VI JanuaIy, the time to which the
operation OF the fifty per cent. clause OF the act
is postponed.
GEO MASON, Attorney-at.I.aw
Il,s and Solicitor in Bankruptcy, City Hall.
DOCTOR j. II. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his
once ana resideIce from the First Ward to
Massachusetts avenue between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east OF Four
tenth street. Ohhce hours before 10 a. M. and
from TO p. m. Hours OF attendance at the
WonaI's Hospital, rom I to Up. m. every
uay, Sundays excepted 1913
WRAPPING PArR for sale. Apply at tn
STAR Once.
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MP. F.. :. STANTON, son of ex.secretar'
stanton, last week in the Circuit Court. gainrC
his first case-MIllard agt. National Bank O
the Eerublic-aEd was highly compliment ted
by Messrs. Cox and Bradley, the Opposing
counsel aid many members OF the bar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At n stated meet
ing Of ST. Johns Lodge, r. A. A. NJ, held OF
the 18th instant, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: e.. W. Hancock
W. NJ &. l.. Patten, :. W: John ). Slater,
W; I /. Gardner, Sec'y; e.. Cammack, ST.,
Treas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-14

a FINE THING PoR THE TEETH The frss
rant SozodOEt has taken q very prominent
place among the most approved dantriti ses of
the day. II Is a very popular article tor he
toilet, highly recommended by all who have
used 1t IS beauufier and preserveT of the
teeth. refreshing the mouth, sweAtening the
breath, and arresung the progress OF decay