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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-30
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EMPORIUM.


We respectfully call your attention to
brief list of Building Materials manufac-
tured for and kept on hand by us. We
propose 10 furnish everything required in
building. Our establishment comprises a
combination never before attempted by
any one house, we make Building Ma.
terials a speciality; and from twenty-five
years experience as mechanic, manufac-
turer. and builder, we hatter ourselves
that we can furnish articles In our line
more to the satisfaction of builders, as re-
galds quality and fitness, than persons
with less experience assuring you that. If
our list comprises anything required by
you. we shall be most happy TO forward
you, on application, our Price List.
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r., II. & N. r. X,

Since writing a paragraph in anoth-
or part Of the paper, we have been Of
fcially notified that work on this
road did not commence until yester-
day. By the latter part of the week,
Mr.. IT ANse the lessee, says he vii!
have six hundred men at work, and
in short time he will have two thou
sand men at work on the line. lie is
confident of his ability to finish the
entire road inside of two months
This il gratifying news to the friends
of the read.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-30

From the Evansville Courier, april 80, 60 ]
OUR CRIMINAL CoURT-THE JUDGE
SHIP.
It is no longer an open question,
whether we are to have Criminal
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THE LOWER OHIO.

CAIRO has a Tennessee River
packet.
THE Mt. Carmel Register wants
delinquent subscribers TO pay up.
GoLcoNDA has a market house.
The next thing will be to put some
thing in it.
A PRoTRACTED meeting at Saline
Mines has resulted in thirty-fve ac-
cessions to the church.
Work on the Evansville and Nash
vile Railroad was resumed last week.
It is to be finished in ten months.
TEN hundred ard eleven hogs were
slaughtered at New Harmony last
week. Price So gross, and $40 so nett.
j. MCKAY and JOHN SINNoTT, Of
Paducah, in a recent hunt in Mis-
souri,, killed twenty three deer and
one bear.
ROBERT DALE OWEN left New Har-
mony for New York last week. He
will remain in the latter city during
the Winter.
TIE farmers of Wabash County,
Illinois, are losing some valuable
horses by horse thieves. A vigilance
committee has been organized.
THE Henderson Reporter has heard
of several Evansville firms who have
determined to establish houses al
Henderson.
The Golconda Herald says the fail
ure of the corn and potato crop OF
that county has greatly depressed the
business Of that town.
Tom PETIT, of the Greensboro
Monitor, wants to be Assistant Clerk
of the Kentucky House Of Represent
atives this Winter. He is a good man
for the place.
TwENTY-oNE newspapers have been
starved out in Cairo. The Bulletin
Office has the relics of seven of these
defunct establishments in its cellar.
THE Rockport Democrat wants ar
hour of Old Hickory. We think
three or four feet in his case would
answer a better purpose.
In few weeks, Mt. Vernon anC
Nashville, Illinois will be connected
by railroad. This road will con.
stitute link in our road to st. Louis
THE people of Metropolis are tC
vote on the 10th of December, on q
proposition to donate $4,000 to any
Company that will build a railroad tc
that point.
CARBoNDALE retains the Southern
Illinois State Normal School. The
titles to the lands donated have beer
pronounced good by the Attorney
General.
Now THAT that the elections are
over, the Mt. Carmel Democrat j:
going to ignore politics. How car
the editor do otherwise than ignore
that of which he is ignorant.
HURLEY & ANGEL have bought :
wharf-boat and intend locating it a
Newburgh. They are getting ready
for the completion Of the great Inter
national North and South Road.
THE Harrisburg Chronicle say
thanksgiving services at that tow
We're almost an entire failure. on &C
count OF sectarian proclivities ant
close communion sentiments, which
seem to have full sway.
THE prospects of the Mt. Vernon
and GRANVILLE Railroad are ono,
again becoming luminous. MoCABEi
contract. when properly modified, il
ge;ag to be assumed by some Eastern
Contractors.
The New Harmony Register an
nounced that the Courier presses wer,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-30

THE indianapolis MSrror says Col.
wv. r. HOLLOWAY has sold out his
interest in the Indianapolis Journal,
and will retire from that concern.
Does the Mirror reflect the truth in
4his ins+ance2
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no FeR BLADENsBU &c AND rHECrI
H EBRATsD SPA ePRINGs'
IL U SIS YNN nous E
IA \

-" re- ht'sa'' oIrosE. Gs1'soo,-a.
Thi. elegant and attractive ,pnn.-
ues. Is nos open for the entertsinuent kAAA
-. ssu In inviting the ps'ronss- 81 ~ M
.'e pabilc The prorrietors deem In 0alv 49,
CAL ai,.ation 10 its kigh, airy. and eso' p,H.y
,ar auu ..e unsufpss-ed views pressutet -,
srousds, and 20 pledge. IN addition 60 IN. y
M raj sisahteses. that its larcer and ba- ~,it -
kep' constantly supplied with ,rHrrfl - =. -
iastleious tsste can desire The cooking 80 ~
~, uneASei e1, the ster ton prompt Au8 noli,s -.
- hcssiynn may tie reached D. IN. .,,o.,..
hIiJge or by the Lons BrilgH VIA Arling,l
tthet route srordiDC pleasant crive tbraa.,-
scenery of historic in i-rsst "'"eso
le23-u SYKES a CHADWICK. Proprietor.
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AFFAIRS AT THE NAVY YARD-The work
Of reduction will again commence al the navy
yard on the LIST pr0ximo, and the salaries of
several clerks in the civil bureaus have already
been reduced ON account Of the limited naval
appropriation.
Yesterday II. Woodfleld, employed in the
ordnance department, was severely injured
about the face and hands while pouring molten
lead into bullet-molds, the lead flying up into
his face, over his hands, and bespattering his
clothing. w. Williams was also in jured in the
hand by the bursting Of the fuse while hand
ling shell. Both Of the injured men were
properly cared for.
On and after July LIST, the working hours
will be from q. m. 70 IL m, and p. m. to D..
m, the bell being rung for muster twenty min.
utes before the commencement Of working
hours.
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HABEAs CORPUS CAsE-TAs POtrers IF Con-
E'otlsS--Issteroay afternoon, Mr.. j McCIary
Perkins appeared before Judge Fisher on a
wit OF hdt>GS ccrI as sued out by himself Per-
kins was originally arrested by j. H. WISE a
constable, and taken before Justice Goddard,
ard after hearing had been taken in custody
OF The court on the commitment Of Justice
John II. Goddard, charged on the oath of r.
III Marsh Ga justice of the peace) sswifh having
falsely and maliciously charged him, the said
X H. Marsh, with taking illegal fees as a JUS
ice OF the peace, and other misdemeanors in
hls SAID offce; and in so ooing did commit
wiIlful ana corrupt perjury in the year Is6g, in
the county aforesaid Mr.. Perkins argued
mat. having oeen arrested by ]. H. Wise, who
had no authority 70 make the arrest the COM
mItment was itself illegal and void. Mr. Car.
Hngion argued hat the trial before the Justice
cured any defect In the arrest. and that the com.
IMMINENT furnishing evidence that the petitioner
lad probably committed a crime, it was the
ou'y OF the court 10 hold him for trial After
some furtner discussion. Judge Fisher said that
10 Jnsuee OF the peace should put q Criminal
warrant II the hands of a county con stable and
nc county constable should receive such a war.
rant lfne served IL he violated law, and was
DOT only liable TO be removed from ONCE there.
Ior' tut was responsible for damages After
nearing me testimony OF one or two witnesses
Juoge Fisher said that the whole case was
aocGt tri-ie, and 10 finish the case al once
NE would discharge Mr.. Perkins.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOfIONn

PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOrIONu
szAur1rrms THE sk!u AHD COMPLEX.
PAPLEe. MOTH BL0TSHEs. TAN, etc..
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES In the NURSERY II 10 Invaluable
Tor 0ENTLEMEN After SHAVIN9it has no anal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the emily reliable rem.
~ Tor diseases and blemishes OF the SKIN.
PHALON,s "PAPHIAN sOAPr
Tor the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH, Will not
chap the SKIN. Price rs cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
"FLOR DE MAYO.D
AMEW PERFUME FOB THE HANDKRR
FRAGRANCE.
PHALOH . SON, New York.
N'-D Sold By all Druggists
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Mr.. j. II. HUNTS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SchooL-Ihe general examination of the
youpk men OF tois sca9ol took place yesterday
10 ne PysssRee Of a large number OF ladies
AAS gentlemen, among whom we noticed T.
RICHARDS, Superintendent of Public Schools;
J. o. Wilson, Trustees Of Public Schools; ana
Messrs stern, Bltiinger and Leech, The young
men satisfactorily passed a most r,gid sxsnnins
tIon in Greek, conducted by Prof Huntinstou:
IN Latin by Prof. Wilson, OF Columbian Col.
Iege. The eNauInation closed with decl lama.
uons delivered oy twelve young men. who
acquitted themselves well, particul Master
Pred Stansbury. in the address Of Anthony.
Master kaufmann, in German of ..Der Fri
kong" and Master Wise, '.Address Of Spar.
tIcQs.o
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
LOB MOUNT VERNON

The Steamer "A RRow Captain Thomas st.cs.
p1,s' leaves her wharf, foot Of ses-
,Sssss ny.s eIoeg,ed, for meUST
hfsLdhyA aS fohT TOorI PORr WASH
W En&rrTun aksHa AL HALL, Nd IosA ana
4 2. m. ~ sNe Nip ss
Fare 70 Mount Vernon and return. ipcIudins "A.
Reireshrents on bostd
Iese,s for sale At 81 the principal Hotels. ana
v yAIMEs SYKES, General Superintendent. once
" hleIu uOtel. n m
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If THERE be one among our fifteen thousand
readers who is thinking of buying an elegant,
stylish and durable suit OF clothing, either
ready made or made to order, we would offer
a word of advice-before You purchase else.
where call and examine the stock at Oak Hall,
400 eth street, opposite the Post Office
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES standing the MANY
articles advertised to cure Consumption, we
do not believe when seated too long, il can be
cured. But we do know Of hundreds Of cases
where persons were supposed to be suffering
under that fatal disease, who have become per.
fectly well and robust from the use of Speer's
Port Grape wine. Many times people for years
waste and at last die from diseases Of the Kid
neys or Glands, when they were supposed to
have and were treated for Consumption. A
long continued affection OF the kidneys how
ever, NAV eventually result in Csnsum ption
Speer's Wine used alone, or taken with fresh
raw egg, or new milk, daily. has been found TO
be an excellent remedy, and has tina reputation
OF rendering perfect cure for cons mption.-
Medical Times.
The wine certainly contains valuable proper
ties let our physicians and invalids try it. To
be had OF druggists.
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iRIsH NATIONAL RRPUBLICANs.-MrI N
OConnell, president ofthe Washington branch
Of the National Irish Republican Association.
received his credentials yesterday, as chairman
OF the delegates from this city 10 the approach
reg Chlcago convention, signed by David Bell,
l. l. d., of New York, chairman of the Exec
1iIye Committee. and J. w. FItzxer AID of Gin.
ciDnaii- secretary. The executive has directed
mat no more public meetings be held until
after The Chicago convention. The members
81 tnis branch OF the organization, and others
iaNCsable 10 the movement, will, therefore, be
called together by private circular.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

The OndersiGned has Just taken ont Q HRW
PATENT FOB PAVING 0IDDWALKs, GUT.
TElS AID sTBIETe WITHOUT aEAM
disDensing with curb, and redaoing the sxpsnss %
below the contract price IN any Of the wards In tha
city with brick, which win last for Q lifetime
without repair. 1000 loads Of PAVING eAHD
4 streets. THORNTON SMITH,
Nh LII 3S4 3 street, bet. Sth and 10th,
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A NEW WAY OF Dome BUsINRss.-Hollan.
der Bros. will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents rushing Goods at i've per
cent. above cost. We ask all who are in need
OF the above goods TO patronize US il will
save considerable money to the buyer and ena-
Die US TO con tin ne selling goods at these rates.
HoLLAkDKR BROS, 2lO Penna avenue,
5,3l,1: between l+th and 18th sts
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FATAL To THE TEETH are all acr

FATAL TO THE TEETH are all acrid prepare.
lions. They may bleach the enamel, but they
as surely dissolve and destroy II. The mild,
genial balsamic and preservative Sozodont,
impregpated with the Sop0ntn of the famous
tropical Soap Tree Of Chill, the only abso-
lutely safe article OF its kind in the market,
ana protects the Teeth from all destructive
influences, as well as keeps them free from
tartar. co
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THIEVES AT WORK IN North WASHINGTON.
Yesterday afternoon, in broad day light, two
pet canary birds were stolen from the verapda
o. the residence Of MIR. Charles Cook, on q
street, between lith aud 18TH, as will be seen by
our advertising columns. A mum Der of depre-
dations have, of late taken place in that part
of the city. 1t was only = few days ago that
parlOr carpet which bad been taken up to be
shaken, and was temporarily placed in a wood.
house, was stolen from Mr.. Kelly. Some
scoundrels have also lately been stealing a
large quantity Of lead pipe from the new
houses of Messrs. Riggs q Plant on Corcoran
street. Flower gardens and wood houses are
pilfered frequently by the boys that congregate,
particularly on Sundays, on the vacant lots IN
that locality, disturbing the neighborhood by
their noisy and indecent Language. The at
tention OF the officers is directed 10 this par
ticular locality.
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PRIGG's

One Dollar Jewelry tore,
received to-day Hair Braids, Fans and French
Chromos, Etrusean Sets OF French Je welry,
No. i36 Pennsylvania avenue. between AZ and
9th streets.
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Lie II THING RODS,

SUPERIOR COPPER LIGHTNING Rods,
Triangular, Flutsd and Spiral, enclosing eoatiu-
nous Iron Rod
GALVANIZED IRON and REFINED IRON
Rods, Manufactured and kept congtantlv on hama
and put MP IN the best manner.
work warranted to give entire sakisfhction
Repairing promptly attended TO-
EIHOLAIR 3 MILLARD,
my3l-lm corner 18th and n streets.
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CITY ITEMS.

THIS is personal in vitation to the reader to
call and examine the Summer Clothing al the
Oak Hall Clothing House, 400 eth street, oppo.
site Post Office.
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Observation-Disclosures, very interesting little
boy, between two and three years ofage, son OF
MIR. washington Sutton, who resides al tue
lower end of Wolf street, while playing on the
Foundry wharf this morning, IN company with
his sister, year older than himself, accident
ally fell into the river, and before assistance
could be procured was drowned.
Hdllowing Point-J. ii. Smith, nursery man,
OF Rochester, N. Y. has purchased from Mr..
Chapman, the place known as Haliowing
Point, twenty miles below this city, containiu
622 acres. for S22 per acre. Several families
will be brought on from Rochester to settle II.
with the view Of opening up an extensive
nursery.
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A PHYSICIAN WHITES to

A PHYSICIAN WHITES to Mr.. l.. Hofi:-"l
embrace the first opportunity to investigate it
more thoroughly, having long felt the need Of
such an article in my practice as substitute
for ale and liquors, which are so much adul.
terdted. etc" &
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoN.-The meet.
ing of this Union. held at Union League Hall
last evening, mt de nominations for Offices for
the ensuing half year, and the names will be
voted upon at the meeting Of July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

CosxKSCEnEsT.-To-day the annual COM
neIcement OF the Emerson Institute, Prof G.
b Young, principal. (1ith street, bet ween
and NJ was held al Metzerott Hall ON Penn
sylvaEla avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
Whicn was crowded 70 OVERLOOKING. The late
nSuI a. Whleh me exercises closed prevents Us
Ton giving an extended notice to-day
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$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels and
toes, 1915 a dozen, or 30 cents per pair, Just
received at Marble Hall, No. ASS It'll street, OPP
pOsite Patent Once. 5,l,I:
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JOINT RESOLUTION Of thanks to the Hon. Amo:
Randall
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER

DAVIS PAIN kILLER
We have tested this medicine, and assure our
readers that IL not only Possesses al the virtues
claimed Tor 1t, but In many instances sur passes
any other remedy We have ever known. IL snouId
not be classed with the no.trums Of the dav 90,
up for the special purpose OF peculiarly profit bat
be regarded one Of the standard med lei nee f,r
the public beneft.-Hsra!d Of Gospel Liberty.
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THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, - Market
Space. between 9th and 9Th streets, Is in con.
slant receipt OF the latest novelties in the way
OF Jewe;ry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &c.
5,7,l:
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RRCovRRrNe.-The son Of MI. wr1 W illiams,
who was terribly injured BY falling down the
hold OF vessel and catching on a hook. as
stated in the STAR few DAYS since, is rapidly
mending under the treatment Of the physicians,
Drs. Williamson and Croggon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

IHF Sunday Morning. Gdzs1s IS, we are glad
20 learn, rapidly attaining the position and
rnuence 70 which IT'S merits as a newspaper
'nstly entltle IL. The number for mex, Snpday
Viii De unusually attractive, AID snouId D.
rad ~ everybody.
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BARBECUE IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,
MD.-EBdncipGti0n Celebrdtion.-Y esterday, the
sixth anniversary Of the emancipation OF tue
slaves in Maryland. was celebrated in a grove
on the farm OF mr.. Daingerfield, near Oxen
Hill, in Prince Georges county, Md, by a
meeting and barbecue. Quite a number OF
persons attended from this city, leav wing here IN
The forenoon; and on arriving at the grounds
the meeting was organized by calling Mr.. III
Hatton to the chair, who introduced DIR. Steph-
man, Prof. Green. and q. w. HattOn. each OF
whom in turn delivered appropriate addresses.
recess was taken for dinner, to which full
justice was done, and subsequently addresses
We're made by Messrs. Dove, Donegan, Bell
Crane, Morse and Bos well; after which the
company dispersed.
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Ellis, IRON BITfERS,

Having used your Iron Bite ~ in my practice
can testify 70 its superior tonic properti for in
l can unhesitatingly. recommend It In cases O
general debility and dyspepsia, and in condition,
tonic. 1te agreeable flavor must recomme nd IL K
"a. i0nn G 5fisss'i 8 'aSiAuNrr, Nd
Professor in the Philadelphia University o
Medicine and Surgery"
For sale By KIDWBLL SON,
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
and Druggists generally. nv 2S-sn
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CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. White
Shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 IS, and upwards. I'm.
dershirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand
kerchiefs, already hemmed, 2 for IS cents. The
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
utton.hole, 10 cents box; and all other goods
at equally low prices, at Franc Il GoIdman's,
Marble Hall, No. 45S 9TH street. opposite Patent
Once. Sill:
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For SUMNER DRAWERS 70 to the Original
Franc, 49i 9TH street, between ID and T.. Prices
u, 50, 75c., 81 and upward.
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CHEAPER THAN I

For GOOD COTTON SOCKS 20 70 the Original
Franc, 49 eth street, between ID and K. Prices
:, III, Is, 2Oc. and upward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

NEW NOVA number Of our IRISH fell
low. citizens, including several members of the
bar, are considering the proprIety Of giving q
grand festival. similar TO the festes of the Ger.
mans, some time during the coming month.
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TAX SALE.-Collector Hall yesterday con.
cluded the tax sale. which this year has not
yielded as large an amount as former sales
In but few cases were amounts above the taxes
bid.
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are from the Gazette OF last evening:
ReGistTd'ioR.-The registration books the
different wards of the city to-day. at o'clOck.
made the following exhibit of the registration,
which has been in progress since Monday:
lNr
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SIZE ADvrRTIsHxBNr in another column of
the loss OF certificate of stock Of the First Co.
operative Building Association.
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MINNEHAHA LODGE. No. /, 1. o. G.T.-This
Lodge held its first meeting in the Y. NJ. &. A
building last night. The exercises were OF an
interesting character, and the ceremony OF
dedicatiDg the hall TO Faith, Hope, and Chari-
ty." took place, q. w. q. T. Finney presiding
assisted by w. V. T. Sister Dickinson, and w
Chap. Farley. The singing was In charge of
Brother j. q. Brown. After this ceremony the
Lodge proceeded to open in due form, and
initiated three persons and one by card, This
Lodge is composed of earnest workers, and as
they have taken step in the right direction.
as its members can meet for social culture any
night IN the week. The Lodge will meet at the
same place next Thursday evening.
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b. NoRIH GosZLER.
CLAIM AGENTS AND REAL ESTATE pRo-
KERs,
No.4 PLANTS BUILpINo.
Corner lsth street ana New York avenue,
nys es9m wAsHIHGToN, d. q,
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BOARD OF PoLICR.-At the meeting of the
Board OF Metropolitan Police, yesterday, Dr.
johnson Elliott was appointed Surgeon of
Police, in place Of Dr. p. Croghan. The appli-
cations OF John lyman, Joseph Stewart, and
Bernard Wood, for liquor licenses, were re.
cnnc;n,ad ~ o,r ,anon,S. 70 "e1e
Prince, J.. Lyons. VIM. Williams, ]. M. Hart.
man, and w. O. Hill for duty at the Treasury
building; Thomas Golfer for duty at Wiseweil
Yard.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIP
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Fine STEAMSHIPS. n n kNIcur
1ohN SIBS0N and kALLkY CITY, -6oSs
OF me Nj hOhAN1e' LINE, will make <ffYR
rrtn,ar sem, weekly trips beween NEW osExz
1uhha ALhAANDRIA, wABHINGrON and
SS a. follows Leave NEW YORK,
non rr ~, Easf river. every WEDNESDAY
ana sATURpAY. at 4 .. m. Leave GIURGE.
TyMN every MONDAY and TIL BsDAY 81 IL m
EoI turner Information apply % JOS l. GAIT
AGENT emoe and wharf foot 81 High at Gsoree-
avenue W TunS ~ - vi
spl2-u 1900,