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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afterasou's Dispatches.
FROM HAVANA

HAVANA. F.o. 2s-rhe rssisnat,on o; ;As
onItsd >;stss Consul 9~neral has o-ea accepf- :
ed ey the PresIdeut
Soumandsut k-sS 81, t.uhau G nmAndiuc
tne eth r giment Of volunteers, has D-ea supef-
csdtd
transport from Span arrived here to-day
with Ga Chssseurs
The Tos Ds cEld calls st;entiou 70 IN. proyt-
SONS OF Spanisn lAg. zach maHes AL per
lecis u Span
An expedition left Gnaua on Sunday for
Puerto Principe for the purpose Of raising tha
eelge 81 inat cIty. as the gents are c9acen-
uatsd there sud are well arIu-d aud eQulpp~d: /:
asesere engagement between the brlllgeren,s
n anticipated.
Information from Santa Cruz. dated I7th. re-
porte that a force OF insurgents went 90 a nav
aosl ano took seventeen nors-s, And con.adera-
bic qusntity of proNisIons
Intelligence from Santiago lie Cuba state.
that Of eighty plantations m that lurisdicuon
on only ten IS there any grinding OF corn cotus
on, there are reIthsr lsborers nor cattle in tne
balance
Dispatches from MangsneIlo reports that on
me .Uih instant a lafg &c force Of Insurg~nts At
tackled n convoy st Vars while u was en- route
ior that plsce. The reports of the result are
contradictory ana unsatisfactory.
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LIREL.-ln an action brought IN the Superior
Court OF New York CITY against a ne wspaper
for the publication Of an alleged lIbeilous art,-
Gle, which consisted of a criticism upon ths
financial position OF n certain company the
Judge, IN dlscharging the defend dant from arrest
on civil process said: 'lf the rule an a case
IKE me one before me Were otherwise. no
newspaper could give TO the public statistical
lnforr1auon relating 10 any corporation or COM
pany without becoming an nvolyed In enaless
ilugafion. The slightest inaccuracy TO which
the ingenuity OF counsel could attach an an iur-
lous meaning IN the remotest degree would be
seizsd upon and used the foundation for A
long libel suit, sndta portion OF our press might
thus te deferred. in order to escape the annoy
ance, trouble and expense in this respect, from
giving the public such general Information con-
cerning tie organization, inside workIngs
operations and profits Of large and wealthy
corporations and companies, relying for their
support mostly upon popular favor ana the
patronage of the working classes which the
people at large have a right TO demand. ana
which they cannot very well receive through
any other channel except a free, fearless and
independent press"
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- ~velocipedes are made IN Middlstovr.
Conn, for only 80 each.
- Nav York hss q Ca~v> O~~s mt

SSoW Aok oeS 08mo Cock OIuo.
~ The moderate use Of celery 10 good for
nervous affections.
IA mesnerist Offers to free San Francisco
OF smallpox for S3OO,OO0.
0Curgeons and tailors are mueh Interested
In TIE velocipeds mania Ii suits both.
~Ohicago has nearly 20 miles OF Nicolson
pavement
~For evening wear tintsd Kid gloves appear
to Be more fashionable thar dead white.
~The Nebraska Legislature hes passed an
act Incorporating "6rst-clAss cit1ee."
ga Catholic paper in New York calls Mr
Beecher's preaching ''thsology boahe."
o0Ol borers in Calcasieu Parish. a. have
struck q mime OF pure sulphur at Ave hnndred
feet depth.
0Another woman suffrage organ 10 70 Be
started in Chicago under the name Of the New
Era.
- They are growing modest In MEXICO. The
LEGISLATURE Of Zacatecus has made IL q penal
offence for citizens to Walk abroad any moro
without their troWseTs.
0Caro, Illinois. still assssts it, claim .
brilliant future. Vessels are now, for ths nrst
time, being loaded vi grain q thst point for
direct shipment 70 Liverpool. - .l.lII
ga velocipsde ria,ng.school for ladies 10
shortly 70 - opened In Boston. IL ts Snppossd
tbe woman Of the period will travel % eHs Of
these r,sirg vehieiss. sfes 80 - 80
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RAILROAD Ircp>Iar,oN

CHiCAGo, Feb. 25.-Yestsrday afternoon the
inincis House of Representatives passed a
OIL providing for general system OF railread
Corporauons, oy dividing directors into three
classss- The bill IL in the interest of ths Ro,s
Island road. 70 enable the present man ayers 10
Sohuhue IN power two years longer Mem
oe'e cOntended that the bill was necessary 10
prevent W all street spectators from raining
control Of all the western roads- ana rns, !.
would hinder consolidation and a,d comc.,I. .
lon. The vote stood a 10 %
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~Admiral Farraeutisnck

- Bishop Simpson, Of the Methodist Church.
during his recent visit TO Houston. Texas WAS
Methodist Church South. He Occupied A Ger
man Church.
- Robert Uzee, of New Orleans. consented
toailow his wife to live as the paranour of his
cousin Tor some four years, but was seized
with spasm of momentary insanity the other
day, and killed the adulterer
ga correspondent Of the AmerIoan Ento-
moloeist says that a few sliced onions bursed
IN the ant-hill Will cause the ants 70 leave
Kerosene oil poured into the orifices OF the
nests, II is said, will secure the same result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25
MANHOOD.

In the young s-d rising generation, the veeeta-
rive pOvers Of life are strong. but ia few y.ars hos
often the Tsllid hue, the lack lustrs eye und ema-
Ciaied torn. and the inpsssibiilty Of application
10 mental effort show its bsnetul influence IL
soon beooDss evident to the observer % some de
pressing influence is checking the development of
the body Consumption 10 talked Of, and perhaps
the youth is removed from sehsoI and sent int
the country. Thisf, one OF the w0rs: movements.
hemevod from ordinary diversions Of the ever
ehsr gipg scenes e the city th' powers Of the body
too much enfeebfed give Zsst TO healthlul ana
rural exercises, thoughts are turned awards upon
themselves.
HThe patient be q female, the approach Of the
mepsee 10 licked for with anxiety, the first
symptom in which Nature rs to show her saving
pswsr in disusing the circulation and visiting the
cheek with fhe bloom of health AIasi increase OF
APPETITE has grown by what il fed the energies
of the system are FRUSTRATED. n the whole ecoRo.
my 10 ders0ged The besutiful aud wonderful pc
ned IN witch body and mind undergo fascinatin9
q change from child to woman, IL looked for in
vsin, the parents heart bieeds in anxiety, and
fsboies the grave but - aiting for its victim.
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ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.

GEST-This is to certify that l have found Al.
LEN'e LUNG BALsAM ore of the best re needles
in the world for disc ssed Lungs have used II in
my family Tor breaking MP = troublesome cough
with the happiest effect. / recommended il to q
young lady who had a harsssiug cough asa vas
threatened With sconsumrtion, and it cured her in
a few DAYS. ] would recommend il TO all those pre-.
disposed 70 eonsa pticn.
Respectfully yours, A. A. HARRISON,
feb22 Cinciunati, o.
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EUROPEAN NEWS nv C.Rtr

MADRID, Feb. 25-The vote IN the Gov,
han king the retiring Provisional Csoyeram
and authorizing Marshal Senano 70 fors.
ministry, stood as follows: For, lSO, agr
81.
BKRLIF, Feb. 25.-The North German
lament meets on the itn OF March. The q
sian Diet closes It's sessions on the 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

AFEAIRs IN CUBA.-A despatch from
havana says: The expedition TO la Guanala
was completely successful. The fortifications
erected there were frs bombarded by the fleet
troops were then landed, and the works car
ried by assault The rebels withdrew into the
country. A permanent garrison was left in the
town. On Sunday two battalions marched TO
the rehef OF Puerto Principe. General Dulce
yesterday addressed the sergeants and corpo-
Iais OF the volunteers, exhOrting them to MAIN
tain order and obedience, and to discontiE ne all
dangerous agitation. large number of rebel
prisoners have been brought to Havana, and
more are expected. The sugar man nufacturers
demand relief from the burthens of taxation.
and protection for their products, which they
complain have decreased one. third.
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lBy 1anssfs' ana Eroksrs' Tslsgraph.l
LsWts johnson & %. 4uots stocks ana pooa,

iBy Banssrs' ana Bsoksrs' Tslsgraps.l
LsWh Johnson & %. Qaots stocks ana bona,
In home and foreign mArksn q Sollovp:
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io;sUs. coupons. lvsS; P.ciAe Han. iosX; ONO
Nan. Bone; Oansca, Ssx; Ocn5srianS. "a =.
western Union Telegraph, NX: OaicSsiivsMr,'
%. 1oetor WSaer Power, l5s,; New York
Ssnss.l: .os: isa; HUDSON: iasx; assdise, u X;
~ .oc,e,a ~. Wsegal. ms; Michigan Soats.
e,n: er,is:sGS1E @xi NortAys.t eX; 20. prs1Srrsd
ias.. yssnS rs,t W .aa M ISlsdo; lcSx; kock Island
ssx ro,sde . 49,. esx; Adans mp.
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! Moneycontinuesieas yin New York. Brokers
lind no dimculty in borrowing at 6 per cent.
on good stock collaterals; and ON Governments
PEI cent. is the general rate. Outstanding
loans At per cent have not however been
disturbed to any extsnt. In discounts there is
q fair activity, as rather easier rates; prime
names being current st 7asK per cent. Gold
shows rather more frmness
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A coNv,,

NEw YORK, Feb. 25.-Donato MagaldO. An
Italian. recently convicted OF the ms urder of
John Ryland, attempted 20 commit suicide last
night In the Tombs BY cutting hts throat with
piece Of broken glass. The fact was dis
covered this morning by officers con veying him
TO Sing Sing. He was delivered to the " arden,
evidently IN a diving condition
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FARMERS.

Provide yourself With PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER st this season Of the year whom Collie,
noe morbus, EyseDtery DtarrhBs, &C may
dis able IL in OF the kfnd,
and nv ears for e., II il does not effect q speedy
but the old, long tried Perry Davis Pain Killer,
which has never failed. feb Y
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor !. DEF CURTIS, author OF N IN hood ~
sdieal Ksseys on Marriage "&c.: &C., bess to
q. tffy his Washington patients, that owing to his
extensive practice In Baltimore, he will In future
be able to devote snly the following days TO their
INTEREST,". and will attend on WEDNESDAY
sEo SATURDAY EVENINGS from to 8 D. m,
and snNpAis from 10 to and & to 9 .. m, at
no. 222 street 10 rear Of WillArds Hotel
other days ct bis residence, 5s North Charles
SPECIALITY Treatment aad exye of nervous de.
bflty, and all diseases arising from abuses of the
system. oc d. -6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

ALEXANDRIA MATTRRS.--The GGzete of last
evening has the following items:
a Srdnge .NOry-On Friday last a genteely
dressed and gentlenanIy looking young man,
apparently German, called upon q young
laoy, hose husband has been dead about one
month, a sister OF one of the parties executed
Tor the assass nation of President Lincoln, at
her boarding house, on Wolfe street, in this
city. He told the widow that he had Important
information to impart to her and If she would
address a note to A. B., through the post Office
stating when and where a private interview
could be obtained he would be obliged and
then left The note was written and sent As
requested, the place des gnated being the Iady,s
boarding house, and the hour ~ O'CLOCK n BON.
when the husband of the lady with whom the
widow was boarding would be at home Al
the hour mentioned the stranger called, and the
widow received him in the parlor alone A.
soon as he entered the room he placed his hand
behind him as though to draw pistol, and so
strange was his behavior that the widow
shrieked. and the lady with whom sne was
boarding instantly entered through side door
ana ner husband appeared at the front door
Tne stranger seeme1 much diseoncerted by
tnese arrivals and instantly begging pardon for
since been heard from
Runa,ody WGe-A very gen teel looking Ger
man, from Washington, was In this city YES.
terday on the lookout for his wife, who had
runaway from him. The copstables were IN
formed of the circumstances, and one of them,
while on bis wav TO the county Yesterday TO
serve warrant. met the lazy in question in a
Carnage with female companion. and two
way back to Washington. The husband when
told OF what the officer had seen, returned 70
his home, with a mind not much com posed by
the result of his search.
President Johnson's Horses.-A pony and fine
mare belonging to President johnson, arrived
In this city last night from Washington by the
orange, Alexandra and. Manassas cars on
their way to tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

HORRIBLE MURDER OF DKTKcrIyR-a
lew weeks ago young man named Barmore.
a detective OF Nashville, Tenn, was taken from
a railroad train by gang of mas ked men. since
~ntcn ume ms fate has been a mystery until
saturday last. On that day q colored man
found dead body in Duck River, near DO.
lumoia. This proved to be the remains of the
missing detective. rope was around his
neck, the end forming moose, as il he had
been tied to something. The hands were tied
behind his back with q linen hand dkerchief. A
valuable diamond ring was ON one finger. He
was evidently not murdered for money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

BisHoP SIMPSON and Bis hop Ames were a.
the Capitol to- day. They are here to officiae
in the dedication services at the Methodist Ne
tToroiitan Church on Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER.

RENEWER.
Renews the vitality of tn. SCALP.
Behews the hair to its original color.
ReDevs the nutritive matter which nourishes
the hair.
Renews the brssh. wiry hair to silken softness.
Repews the growth Of the hair.
Repews the appearance Of those that Bald
and Gray, and Is a spierd id hair dressing. 10 Oil
or Alcohol to clog mp the pores. One bottle shews
its effects.
b. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, n q Proprietors.
For sale by oil di nsgsts. jal3-2m
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SENATOR CoNSKss will soon m AIRY a bean.
tiiul young girl, says a western paper. He
has only six days le # 10 do it in.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO
MARRY.

Fssays for Young Men, the Errors, Abuses
and Disease incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view of treatment aud
cure, sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
cf charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
Ro1 p, Phfladelphta, Pa. ia 1886
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

Hon. T.. B. WAsHBURSK, of Illinois, is rap
idly recovering from his recent indisposition,
and this morning was able to ride out. In a
few days, it is hoped, he will be able to resume
hts seat in the House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

The T8NHRseHE RIvRR CONvENTIon.-In
this conventioppjn session in Chattanooga. yes
terday afternoon resolutions were adopted
which recite the feasibility Of the proposed i'm.
rate cost, as demonstrated by the reports of
Generals Humphreys, Weitzei and Cav,
United States engineers; show that its opening
ana popular meetings in various portions of
the United States; and call the attention Of Con.
gress to the importance OF the work to be done,
and resolved that Q committee be appointed to
Cav, Farrano, and Patton were appointed on
the committee. An executive committee was
appointed to conduct the business Of tha con-
vention during the recess. e folioWs: Messrs.
Hurlburt and 0askill, Of Georgia; asd Patton
and O'Nsal, Of Alabama with the Governors
OF the States rePresented. Adjourned to meet
at the call Of the executive committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

INTERNAL REVENUE The receipts from this
source To-day were S263,922 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

GEN. DANIEL Z SICKLEs, U. s. Army, is a,
tne Ebbitt House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

IA very modest and charming LADY, re.
Gently confessed TO the editor of the Richmond
ENQUIRER that when visiting New York she
asked her whether she thought the exhibition
objectionable; to which abe wittily replied that
she ''saw no objection to ladies going" That
Is PeIneps the wittiest remark made about one
Of the stupidest plays that ever drew an An
dience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

TIE ALLHN.9ALLA6A1R PRIxD FIeHr.-
The fight between Charles O. Gallagher, Of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Tom Allen, Of England,
came OF on Tuesday afternoon ON Carroll
Island, IN the Mississippi river, about fourtsen
miles below st. Louis, and after two rounds,
which lasted bat three minutes, Allen was
knocked senseless by . blow On the jugular
vein, and when time Was calleo va unable to
side. Allen has challenged Gallagher to neht
for el.0OO side on Wednesday next and has
rut up two hundred and 6fty dollars as the
drst deposit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

"HUNPTY DUMPTY" drew the largest house
of the season at the National Theater last eve
ming, and the management are being we'll re-
paid for their enterprise in bringing it out in
such attractive style.
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BILLIARD MATCH

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-The return game OF bill
lizards for sl.0oO-l.50 points. was won by
Foley, Of Chicago, against Trowley, Of Cieye-
land, by 29s points, last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

THE LATE MAJoR HARHEY.-rhe remains
OF the late Major sc. George Harney reached
this city last evening, and VIII to-day bs in.
TERED In the Baltimore Cemetery. Major
Harney, and Was recently killed, Wath two
other gentlemen, by thsDA DArkansas militia. st
Frenchmans Bayou, point on The Aississip.
have been 81. ueht here for interment bssIde
other deceased msnbeFs ef ths fAnily-Balt;.
nsre Saa
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ton held recently, unanimously adopted Q
resolution to ne eject that IL nee OF sSa0e IN
tntoxtcatipG liquo1s - oeveSage utterly dis
qcaliaes man for holding once IN Church o.
HtAte.
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FIRE AND FATAL ACCIDENT.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 25.-Fire last evening in
broadway destroyed six OF seven frame stores
Less Ss0,tN0. Charles Ankeus. a fireman. vas
mortaily injured by falling building.
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rAHNKD FRUITs. VEGETABLES, &c.

large invoice Of the following goods Just re-
FkEsH PEACHES, alb and 10. csss
EREsH PINGAPPLEs. 2lb cans
IRksh LoBsTHR, 10. cans
WINsLOWF GREDN CORN
FkEkOh PEAS. MUSHROOMS, rRUFRLDs
BRYAN BROS
349 Pepnsylvanfa avenue.
Opposite MetroDolitan Hotel.
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PIMPLES, NOTE, BLUT0H rs, TAN, etc.,
and renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
for LADIES In the NURSERY II 10 Invaluable
bor GENTLEMEN after SHAVINGi IL has equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" is the emily reliable rom.
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON,s "PAPHIAN SOAP"
for the TOILET, NURSERY and BATE, will not
chap the SKIN. Price Is cents per cake.
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je Sly Sold By all Druggists
BATOHELOBT HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dysis the best In the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, rel able
instsn taneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
unts; remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes; invigo-
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The House MILITARY COMMITTEE yester.
day decided to order an amendment to the
House bill reducing the army to thirty regi-
ments Of infantry and five regiments Of cavalry
in place Of MI. Plaine's amendment. This is
said to be in accordance with General Grants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

WAsHnefoH, Feb. 2s. i609.-Jay Cooke 4
10. furnish the following 0notatisns Of Gov.
ernment secpritaes:
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SENATOR SCHuRz is to be dined by the Ger
man mem bers Of the Grant and Colfax Club of
New York at Delmonico's next Saturday. Mr.
S. is believed to be the first native born Ger
man ever elected 10 the United States Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

In REGARD TO the alleged intention of the
Democrats OF Kentucky to nominate him as
their candidate for Governor, Mr. Breckin-
ridgeis reported TO have said recently that he
hoped they would do nothing Of the kind as it
would be injudicious; and, besides. ne had no
desire to re-enter political life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

SHOWED UP.-The California mails for the
past two weeks and about two hundred pas
sengers from that State, bound eastward, are
weather bound al the Black Hills, Wyoming
Territory, the severe snow storms rendering il
impossible for them to resume their Journey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

On HALF PAY.-The Patent Once appro-
priation being nearly exhausted, and the del =
cheney bill not having been acted upon, there
is but little funds left to run the Patent Once.
and the employees thereof to-day received but
one half OF their salary for the month OF Feb
ruary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

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BRI0BTD DISEASE,
and other Diseases Of the Kidu sys
This is the original Spring Water from Vermont,
which has wrought many wonderful cures and
s I'D vertised only to distinguish II from the many
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upon the public - being equal to the virtue Of the
MissisQuoi.
- Pamphlets containing an account OF many
wonderful Cures, attested By eminent Physicians
and others, can be had gratis, by calling at or i'd
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THE CACoUsEs of the Republican and Demo.
cratic Representatives. in Congress will BE held
about Tuesday next, the I'd Of March. All
new members Of the House are expected and
urged to be in Washington as early as Monday,
the lst of March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

THE HOUSE COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC Ex-
PENDITUREs, who have been in vestigating the
alleged frauds in the Alaska purchase for some
time past, held a meeting yesterday and dis
cussed the points OF their report, which WILL
be made to the House on Saturday next.