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ton was made general, 30 as TO include New York,
Kings and Richmond counties. He was unable to
see why locality which gave the Board trouble
should be especially favored, while the liquor deal
ers In New York, Kings ana Richmond counties,
VINO are orderly and who pay their fees promptly,
were made TO pay the full ngure. Fair play, In his
opinion, ought to be as precious Jewe IN excise
worldly affairs.
RECEPTION ON GOVERNORS IsLAND.-Tne nIver
wedding OF General and Mrs. Wallen took place yes
terday on Governors Island. The AFFAIR was quite
impromptu and originated with the officers OF the
garrison and other friends who desr0us Of tes-
Trying their appreciation OF his worthy qualities and
those or his amiable wife and family, his military
capacity and the uniform courtesy he had extended
Inc occasion had nothing Of the character OF pub
ilc reception, nor was II intended as such by Mrs.
Wauen, VINO II In mourning for her sister, whom she
mas recently lost. few friends from New York
were present. among whom were Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee waterbury, Mrs. Erastus Corning. Mr.. ana
center. Among the Of1cers were Brevet Major
General Ruius ingalls,, Quartermaster OF this de-
partment; Brigadier General Laidly, OF the Ord
nance Department; Lieutenant Colonel Charles Page,
OF the Medical Department; Major Quimby. Bre-
vet MAJOR BOscOm, lieutenant Seventeenth United
and Assistant Surgeon Hall. Soon after the guests
mad assembled deputation from the soldiers or the
garrison entered and presented Mrs. Wallen and the
General with two superb silver sugar bowls centre
piece and beautiful bouquet, accompanied by an
address from one OF the soldiers, which was re-
sponded TO IN neat and manly speech by the Gene
raj. On table in the drawing room were arranged
numerous other presents or silver An elegant re-
past was provided and the band disc0ursed delight
1ul music on the lawn In front Of the house.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Board of Aldermen.

This Board met yesterday evening" pursuant to ad-
journment with the President, Alderman Conan, in
chair. Aarge number Of papers were received and
laid over referred to the appropriate committees
Among others were resolution In regard TO certain
small fry papers applying for the corporation adver-
Using; veto from the Mayor rejecting the IRISH
Tribune as q corporation newspaper, on the
ground that 1t had not achieved any reputation
or position here since Its removal from
Philadelphia, and also that the appropriation had
been exhausted. Another resolution, directing that
the rooms occupied by the clerk Of the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen be lifted up for the of the
Mayors Marshal was laid over A resolution grant
ing permission for the construction and maintenance
OF salt water baths at the Battery laid over. A
number OF resolutions In regard to regulating and
grading certain streets up town. laying gas and
Croton mains, were adopted, as were also
resolutions TO pave Forty street. from
First avenue To East river, and Forfy-sxth
street from Third to Lexington avenue, with
Belgian pavement. The resolution requiring the
Counsel TO the Corporation to examine into the fact
at to whether other States in eyacting fees taxing
commercial travellers from this city had net violated
certain national constitutional guarantees was
ferred TO the Committee on Law. ana the Board
adjourned until Monday next at Two O'Clock p. NJ
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COURT Or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Bedfnrll.

Assistant District Attorneys Hutchings and Tweed
appeared for the prosecution.
Maria Brown, who was charged with stealing a
pocketbook, containing three dollars, from the per-
son OF Margaret Boyd, on the sth inst, in church
on Forty second street, was permitted by Judge
Bedford to plead guilty to petty larceny, and IN
view OF her delicate condition or health his Honor
sent her TO the Island for six months, where he
said, she " ould be well taken care OF.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER.-The following record will show
the changes in the temperature for the past twenty
four hours, in comparison with the corresponding
day Of last year, as indicated by the thermometer
at Hudnuts Pharmacy, HERALD Building, Broad
way, corner OF Ann street,
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FIRST DISTRICT CIVIL COURT.
Important to Insurance Brokers.
Before Judge Ouiup.

The corn Exchange Insurance Company rs
Henry Emmons ct dL-In this case Judge Quinn
has delivered the following opinion:-Thc facts
proved In this case show, beyond any reasonable
doubt, that the defendants through one Mcleod an
insurance broker, affected policy OF insurance on
merchandise at No. IL spruce street for $4,000 The
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inaton and other cities, has not yet reported to
this unta the result OF his efforts probably for want
OF time and therefore this junta Is not yet IN ofca
commlnlca.lon with the the Others shat tnat have been
noticed In the papers Very respectfully,
Mrs. Q. DE CASTELLANOS, Treasurer.
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Receipts and Expenditures Of the Junta Pa.
triotica dc Cuba In New York.

JUNTA PATRIoTICA DE CUBASAsl
EN- NUEvA-YoRK, April 20 1863.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
AZ several exaggerated reports have, from time
70 time, appeared IN the daily papers about the
amounts received by the Junta Patrotica dc Cubanas
have, az treasurer OF the same, been requested by
the members to furnish the public with true state
ment OF receipts ana expenditures up to this date,
which b erewith give for publcation:-
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Captain General Dulce and the Cuban Junfs
In Ncxx Yarl=l, ,au fia, ac Praxacrfx.

In New York-C0n6scation Of Property.
The following is an extract from private letter
dated Matanzas, April 49, 1867
The Governor has called meeting for this even
Ing with the intention. IL Is said OF compelling the
people to sign protest against the proceedings OF
the Junta In New York and to signify their adher-
ence to the government I wish you 10 make this
known In advance that the newspapers may publish
It. and that "1Orewarned you may be forearmed."
COntscations continue In midst. The residences
of Messrs. Julian Arrange and Gonzalo Alfonso have
the seals OF the government upon them. Every room
In the house OF the latter, as well In the dwellings,
OF the Marquis OF Montelo, have been similarly
marked because at one time Don Jose Mestre whose
PROPERTY has been con1scated occupied them.
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President Juarez Authorized by the Mexican
Congress TO Recognize the Cuban Insurgents
BeIiigerents.
The following despatch was filed in the telegraph
office In Havana by the agent Of the Associated Press
the nth inst, but was suppressed by the govern
ment authorities
The Mexican Congress has authorized President
Juarez TO recognize the CUBAN insurgents as bel.
hgerents whenever he thinks proper. Vessels bear
Mexico.
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Average temperature ytStpruay. bos
Average temperature corresponding day last y'r "a
Avarana To m N
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Geerse,sv..

THE MRRcHANrs' Ex CHANss-Nothing was
done on change this morning, thoaga the attsn-
dance OF members was quite large. Buyers
seemed anxtous for business, but the offerings
besides being limited Were Of such q character
in grade and in price that buyers and sellers
could not agree.
The CANAL.-No loaded boats from Cum
berland have arrived vet and IL is not known
what causes the delay. Ii is reported here that
there Is q strike among the boatmen at Cum
bertrand, bu, the rumor seems to have found
alton in fact. The canal along the whole line
never was in better order than now and the
financial condition OF the company 10 very
gratifying, there being over SlSl,0O0 in the
Treasury.
The RIVER FRONT. EHtered-Steamer
Pioneer, kecotink, with an assorted cargo
Steamers Columbia, Harper, Baltimore
Schooners North Carolina, Morgan, Baltimore
The steamer John Gibson Of the New York
line was this morning at the Navy Yard dis.
charming quantity Of copper, and Is expected
at her wharf In the course Of the day.
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Coars, &o.-Dr White, Surgeon Uhiropodist,
Of twelve years practical experience In the
United States and Canadas, and established at
90 Pennsylvania avenue, between * and 9Th
streets, since 1e6l, successfully treats Corns,
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience to the patient The
shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation: Refers TO the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and Thousands
Of other responsible persons who patronize
his establishment. Hours from q. m. to 6 D.
n. Owing to press of business at ofYice DR.
White is unable to visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and ep. m.
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INV nrRoHAArs STEAMSHIP oompAs,

The svift and substantial Steamers u. q
run regularly, during the winter EAANA
%%%Snnshhs G,, between new YORK -.
and GHORGEToWN.s a. follow:
Lea.s Nsy York from Pier 90. East River
Of Allen sndria and 6eorgelown TUESDAYS.
rHsfppfninSULe:ye Georgetowp. foot Of High Of.
sAAGTpTNR4pSAaHss; arriving At New York MONDAY
This Line, connecting 1t Norfolk with the In.
steamers Of the Merchants and Mechanics Trans
portstion COMPANY 70 and from BOSTON, 10 pre-
rates. a. the usual charge Of drayaee and other ex
Depses throush Baltimore !. avoided BY this route
care Of T. A. WILLIAMS Co, Norfolk. Va
For further Information apply 20 JOS. L. GAIT
aasens, S@cs snS Wharf W - is1t Of high street
corner Hew York avenue and nth g., one sQuar
no is II J. W THOMPSON. President
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j. W. HORNoR, Of Parkersburg, West Va,
says that DIR. H. Anders' Iodine Water cured
him of Scrofula. He had thirty seven running
Ulcers when he commenced taking the medi-
cine. Persons afflicted should make a note of
this, and send to J. p. Dinsmore, 81 hey street.
New York. for circular concerning this re-
markable remedy
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RI THOMAS BOWLING. Auc'r; Georsstow ~.
IMPROVED PRoPERTY ON BrALL STREET
AT AUCTION
On MOHDAY; March 18th, 1859. at five
lremises, part OF Lot No 123, fronting Is
feee on the south eide of Beall street. between
Montgomery and Monroe streets, ny q depth of 40
feet, improved by comfortable Frame Dwelling
House, obtaining rooms
Terms ct sale Oonvsysncing and stamps 1T the
maid THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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THREE GEMS for a quarter, for 50 cents,r2
partment OF the Whitehurst Gallery, 424- % Pa
ave-, between * and 9Th streets. Other pic.
lures, all sizes and styles; in proportion. Ft-
cIlities unsurpassed. The best and cheapest
Framing Department south Of New York, for
our own and all other pictures.
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RAILROADS.
BALrIMoRI AND OHIO RAILROAD,
5 81

BALr1MoBl AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&Aa 8 1s
md Hsb aH HI
'. . F 'S'iGI sx;L LII
% and siA ssS5's,: sSassSs' Il. a fcf
Z e. ss.a.' s. ( .ss
i ;,sw $500 :. !; "a ~ no train
ro q Bs sGFRAdka
Leave q > A. H., and 1890, 4, $40, anc
Leave q A. H.. and and 1880 p. II.
az % "a T .aa s %ass .
.sens .s, s.son VIII train. OS Bsa
a. b. n.a .. tn
Washington Station Ticket once st al hours o
ss ne
tickets ct the avenue ofnos can there arrange Z
e ss and and ss S s
u TnroasS :1d Boston ~
.L:WILeON, Master Of TransportatioI
no GEO g. Ro6sTz e't asnsr lsIs Ss Assn'
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PH!LADELfHIA,AH AND ~
KEW YORK. &6&e
Train. between wAsH1Sa Sf5ls'1 And Isl ssu
YORK are now run a. follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, ,cithoHt changs Of enys
Leave daily (except Sunday ct A. M, aps
1880 and $40 p. M.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
1880 SSs ana Si s:4 tsf'' z. s0H''' H. An
Oh SUNDAY.
Lesye for New York at $40 P. N, and Phils
Sleeping oan for New York ON $40 r. H. trai,
through tickets to PhiIsdelpbia. New yors n
Boston can be he'd 1t the Station 0fce ct all hot
In the day. Also, as tho Oompany's Once, Nc
aoS PenR:ylvani. svenus Passengers purcnasin,
have their baggage allied for and checked at fhei
residence, taken he depot, and put in the bss
gage car.
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertiseme,
napolis and the West.
J. L. WILSON, Master OF TRANSPORTATION
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
noS GEO. 8. KO0NTz. Agent. WashinRtou.
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THE JAIL.-General Crocker, the Warden of
the JAIL has not made any further appoint.
ments, and will probably not make any other
new ones for some days. The number Of ap.
plcations Tor position under HIM are over 500
In number
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The MAGIC COME will color the hair or beard
a permanent black or brown. 1t contains no
poison, leaves no slop or stain on the skim as
II has been fully tested on white heads and
boards in Washington, changing them to a
beautiful dark color in few minutes, leaving
the dye permanently fixed. and it is too well
known to be considered any humbug. Sold
wholesale and retail by Charles Stott, No SIS
Penn. avenue, Washington, and TO be had OF
all druggists. G.l3
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COLDS AND COUGHs.-Sudien changes of cIi-
mate are sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial
affections Experience having proved that
simple remedies act speedily when taken in the
early stage OF the disease, take at once Browns
Bronchial Troches," let the Cold, Cough, or
Irritation of the Throat be ever SO slight, as by
this precaution more serious attack NAV be
warded off, 60
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NBW YORK AND WASHINGTON srlAm
~ SHIP COMPANY
NEW EXPRESS LINE.

THE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE. n~
TWEEN R1SSHING TON AND S3&3
VII run two steamers direct fro m Kew York 70
Masnihgton, landing freight at 0-street wharf
EecMAe Hev YORK eveFy Wednesday and SATURDAY.
90 ~ =. Leave street Wharf, Washineton'
every 1onoay and Thursday 1t D. m.
lowest rates. " ~
wG T; n0USEToN, Agent, G;street Wharf
water street, Georsetown; q. eLDRID6E 90.
AgenSs. Alexandris, Va; JANIS RAND, Agent
l19 all street. New York Re siy
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THE FRAGRANT BREATH OF BEAUTY attests
the matchless purifying properties of Sozodont.
perfect antidote to dental decay. Pure teeth
are essential to pure breath, and both are en-
joyed by all who resort to this agreeable
wholesome and invaluable vegetable COM
pound.
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PRIME PINE WOOD, full length, at S. per
cord, delivered free of cost, may be had at the
yard, Second street west between ID and f
streets north. SRI:
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I'm BANKRUPTCY.

/. :. . ~. n..N I..1.1er OF ceLuxsl.. $.
March. 1859 The undersisned hereby gives notice O.
q n: n ,ss = Sf NET
q: ''''SH 3, IA Court q iss Dis
ma e-lawsw CITY HSil. xnisu:s.
n BANKRUPTCY,
ncS The :. the s.s ss a.. s, 81
q S' n r.. s2 q q
1ISSnn p: Cyn petition, By the supreme Court Of
n.m,.w,ero. MASON c AssG . -:.,L ..
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
On e: :: g &. ..!!..ss j,
ssssias f ies Ss.:s: o.: BOOT
g g ORDERED thss nd petition b hoard g this
s.Ss g. e. .i s..h ssy e AsS sszs Any I:rs:,
went, az: s:sd:: &: ~ s-''
maislsvsv 0saeisisase q fassats.
THIS Is TO CIV NofICI, That the subscri
he mex f S.esss e Cent q
.::s:: 4 :: e: "a:
g. "a 49,: A:.ssZ y.t,sd . s1hiIss sSs
~ - ess:;.is:' y hvS s.siss:S s.s BEG: 81
ss: r,s g: e: Il re s:ssss s''sa under
r~s-yArss \. oYsiifds6Sss. '''fssrir g %.
a0PSI HoPsn H0fs I'd ;
ysss received. - BARS onorcs Hors
s.a .sseSsb b BIAvANs . sHAW,
, Ssss, bsswsss utA asl Nh.
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In CONSEQUENCES Of indisposition, Master
frankie ID. Gunnell could not appear at Odd.
Fellows Hall last night, but will appear to-
morrow evening, Wednesday, cath.
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UNITED SrATEs SUPRsMs CouRr.-A large
nnmos Of decisions were rendered In the
United States Supreme Court yesterda y among
the rest IN the cases Of the nied St ,tes against
the steamships Eleanor, Leila, Countess Aons.
Perot Frolic, I. 5. Connolly, J. NJ. Sharp ana
Nina Simms-appeals from the United State,
Circuit Court for the eastern district of I.ouis
lana. Mr.. Justice Clifford delivered the onin.
ion OF the court, dIsmissing the several appeals.
In the cases OF the steamers Trent General
Beauregard, Louis dor, Capital, Texas. A. D
Hine, appellants, against the United States on
appeal from the same Court, Justice Clifford
delivered the opinion Of the Court, reversing
tne several DEGREES In these cases per stipula-
tion OF counsel, and demanding the causes for
furtner proceedings. The Chief Justice an
nouEced that next Friday being Good Friday,
the Court will not sit on that day, and motions
set for hearing on that day viii be heard on
Friday next following.
CRIMINAL CoURr,-Jsdge wylie-This morn.
ing the trial OF Henry Somers, indicted for
forging the name Of General Thomas Swords
Of the q nartsrmasters Department. Y. $. A,
larceny in stealing coat from the jail-a Sec
ono onence, having Just previously been re.
leased from serving out short sentence
and six months in the Albany penitentiary.
CIRCUIT OoURr,-Judge Cartier This morn.
ing. Corcoran Coyie; Judgment con Messed
Hsnnelly & chamberlain VS.. Ritenhouse,
FAINT Co.; on trial.
EQUITY Court, Judge Oiin.-To-aay. Les
OF matrimony. DE Zeng VS.. Don Carlos. and
same vs.. same ct al: DEGREES annulling con-
tract releasing parties Of liabilities, each party
10 pay costs.
ORPHANS Court, Judge Purcell Letters of
administration on the estate of II. FitZsimmons
were sued to Catherine Brown-bond $3.50
Catherine kinsley was appointed guardian to
orphans of VIM. Kinsley-bond $1,000. The
fret general and individual accounts of the
guardian to the orphans Of Jefferson B. Korts
were approved and passed.
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THE ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD.-To.dayi in
the case of the Corporation agt. the Washing.
ton and Alexandra Railroad Oompanv IN
which a decree was made by Judge DIN in the
Equity Court, directing the trustees to sell the
road, an appeal bond, &c the sum Of SI25OOO,
was to. day filed by the company and approved
by Judge DIN. The case will now 20 to the
United States Supreme Court; the District SUI
preme Court having affirmed the decision of
Judge Olin.
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MAYOR BOWEN was in his ofYiee until noon
to-day, returning to his home at that hour in
consequence of indisposition.
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THE EXCELLENT MENU Of the American
House, Boston, commends itself to the ira eler
The location is unsurpassed for parties either
on business or pleasure, and its accommoda-
tons uneu ualled
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CITY ITEMS.

RKsIsrRR BOSWELL is again improving il
health.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

RI TH0e. BOWLING, Auct.; aeorgstown.
KXCELLINr HOUSEHOLD FuRNrrURr
AUCTION
n On TUESDAY, MORNING. March 10th Al
Va 10 O'Clock, / will sell. without regard 10
weather. at the residence Of s snerm An
Hvon the corner 81 Potomac and Prospect
streets, . general assortment Of Househ no
Furniture, consistiuR Of
walnut Surfing Seat Chairs and Sofa
Wslp at Marble top Chamber suite
H.eant Marble top sidebOard Oak
cottage Sets complete
aIput Marole- top Table and Stands
Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Feather Beds and Mattresses
Elegant Refrigs rator
Elegant Cook, Parlor aud other Stoves
tion - "
Also, . lot Of Goal.
ma 2S6t THOS. BOWLING. Aucts
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NOTICE - HI8EBY OWEN THAT on
~ sATUBpAf. April q. l8s9, at 10 . m, ct the
counts all cher inssrss1s a. Ross BiCKsIER.
spkrupn. - fss - the came have come into NJ
I HAWKINS TAYLOR,
n's 10 1s~sW Assifpee.
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GHNTLRMRN's BLAcK DoKsKIN PANTS: a
coed article for $40, at Geo. e. Henning's, No.
Sill Seventh street.
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UNITARIAN CoNrKRKNCR.-A Conference Of
nitaIian and other liberal churches will be
neid ID THIS city, ~ the Unitarian Church. cor
ner OF oth and ID streets. commencing on Wed
nesday evening of this week There will he
sermons, deVouonai exercises, and discussieus
Several eminent clergymen are exnectsd 20 hs
present The meetings are all open 70 the pub-
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ARRAIGNRD.-Y estsrday Minnie Gaines, col.
ored, charged win the murder Of James A
lngle on Capitol Hill a few weeks since, nav-
ing been indicted by the Grand Jury, was ar.
raigned, and plead that she committed the act
IN self-defenee, and the Court directed plea
OF not guilty TO b entered
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FIVE PROPERTY POE sALR-The at..n,,o, AZ
All parties wishing dne business s,tes ia csiisd
10 The advertisement In our columns 1900
.'Fnst-ciass Residence and Propsrty.D
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OFFICERS:
o. n 0LARK, Phil adelphia, President.
al ovvh =, Chair man Finance and Exeeusiv.
HESRT u COOKE. washington, Vic. Pref.
IM ERsos W. PEEr, Philadelphis, secres.r,
's'T ffsi Washington. A,,,,,,n, s.,,,,.,
BhANois q. SMITH, N. D., Medical Director
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. h. BAhSks. Surgeon General UaItea stat.
PEj: HoRWifs. Chief Medical p.,.,,..,
ss siiss: - s.DS, w wssii.ss.a
=. edysntass. ensfed BY sh,. oom,.p, .r,.
81 ~ S nsuoaG ~ company, chartered By specisl
a paid mp capital Of q .@.W
lt onere low rates Of premium
FURNISHES larger Insurance than other com.
Denfeo Tor the same money.
Il - definite and certain In its terms.
nma home company in every locality.
~ policies are exempt from attachment.
lnere are no Unnecessary restrictions In the POI
Every policy 10 non -forfeitabIe.
. RouciSe may be taken which psy TO the fnsu rec
their full amount and return ell the premiums o
snas me inaurance costs only the decrease on the
Policies Viii Be issued that win pay TO the I'm.
sured during life IN annual income q one tentb
s se: .s.,.,
II insUres not TO secure dividends, but IT % 10.
LOCAL S xS iIS IL y WHHT fiS'f In svsR,
COUNTY, and applications from competent par.
ties for such agencies, with suitable endorsements
should be addressed 70 the CompenyS GeaerS
OircularS, Pa6D hlets, and full particulars Give.
e application sf the once OF the Company n thb
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CUr DowN.-Tne Republican poI4, erec.ad
during the last campaign NJ the corner OF az
street and VirgiBis avenue, under the uspices ~
The Seventh Ward Boys in Blue, colored. W IA
cut down few nights since. The act is sun.
posed 20 have oeen committed by some M
known enemy OF Perry Carson, under whose
auspices IL was erected.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

INV XPREse LINZ,
VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ALEXANnRra
Va sar HSAAssaEIIHGT9E; AkD
Regular sailing day from ID North >
~ 1s m Philadelphia, SATURDAY.
DAY. at ,. m
Ireisht received at any time
ABBY 70 HYDE TYLER.
63 Water Ut Georgetowp ID n
n. ELDRIDGE 90
AlexAndria, Va
VIM. CLYDE a 90
ies-u Ia North Wharvee, Philadeiphis
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ConNiseioN ExPIRKD.-Ths commission of
Wlnsm Thompson, Esq, one OF our oldest
residents, as . justice OF the peace expired on
Saturday last We trust 30 old and faithfol
an omesr VIII be retained IN the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-23

3,eo01h s NEw YoRE GUTTER. inst received.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-23

OokPoRArIoH BoNDs.-These bonds have
been issued TO date, as follows: Of the denom-
InSion OF sloo, siztooo, ESQ bonds, S5s.000;
SEQ bonds, 81 $50; $50 bonds, s36, $50. TotaI'
S2li,650.