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PRoyIpRNT AID Soc,Ery-an ,d,ourr

PRoviDENT AID SoCiErY.-An adjourned
meeting OF he Board OF Directors o.: The Prov.
dent Aid Society was held AZ the new room
o. The association. corner OF IoulSiinq
avenue and Sixth street, this afternoon
AT TWO O'Clock, when the constitution and by.
laws were adopted, and the gda'iou of d
NJ Kim as director from The Sixth Ward VI
accepted. The me- citing was n progress AZ N
time our report closed.
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AFoTHEE DEAD ISPANT-About saxen
O'CLOCK his morning, dead infant was fouod
IN the alley IN the square south of PennsvIya.
MIA avenue, between Sd and AZ streets and
ohcer McColgan took IL TO the FourIb Ward
stalon, and the Coroner was notifiet but he
did not deem an inque necessary.
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a GPYar(,DSvpSr1

A GRRAT CONFERENCE.-The ord ar TO turniet
the great desIderatum OF correct time, NeSsrS
NJ. w. Gait 4 Bro. have clused wire TO y
run from the National Observatory and a.
tachC d - their regulator, by whIch they ha
always alb olu'ely correct time from that IN
stitu'iOn. Another Improvement is a table 70
the inspect on OF visitors and prep ,red ~ "a.
Bureau OF Navigation, showing the mpantim
at one hundr and sixty different places vyhrI
II Is near nooL Al Washington.
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CORPORATION CLAIMs.-To-day the Commit
tee appointed under 4 resolution of the Conn
els, TO in vestigate claims against the CorDor.
Il n-Aldermen CrUcksr and McCathran arI
Councilnen Bates and Bartlett-conmence 4
their session in the Commute room attached 70
the Council chamber. and will meet every
day at Ia o'clock and sit till l, until Fpbruar ,
1t, for the purpose of passing on such claims
Al creditors OF the Corporation, holding old
eiaIns, should tahe notice OF this fact.
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'" I-iGHT.-TN' second precinct police p
no" "Itaout ligat in tleIr station, owing f,
IAe - that Lieut.. Johnson has for the past
nye years furnished oil for the station. and
is'hng to be- reimbursed by the Corporation has
declined to expeod any more money uulrss
rn' OLD Dali Is settled, prefering to be in da rs
NESS.
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COATED WITH SWEET GUN

LIST Principle.-A vegetable substitute for Gallo
mel or Mercury IS secured.
I'd. A cathartic Fhat cleanses the Aiiimentar,
Canal and its neigheoring Viscers as thorough,
as Lobelia does the stomach.
Sd. Functional Harmony 10 secured TO the Sc
cretng vessels Of all the organs and glands in the
system.
4.h Publication and equalization Of the circuls
ton Of the blood.
6th. The properties of these Pills commune at.
nutritious principle to the blood and reparativ.
system.
9th. great want fs supplied In their soothing
healing and expulsive power in Of intesti na
liberation, as in Eruptiye Eevers, where q cur
depends upon free evscuations.
7th. The aged and persons suffering from paraly
els of the bowls by the Of ole Pail per day 80
cures regular excavations.
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w. HlGGINsOS, the popular essayist of
he AtIdatic Aontllv, and weII.know2 v.
public speaker, delivers the second lect,ra M
the Grand Army course at Netzerott Hal, on
the 9Th inst. His lecture is on "De mocracy /. nd
Llterature, and Is new, witty and lnterestinr
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CITY ITEM s.

MErs' MELTON OvsaCoATs $50 OFFS Or
PetsIsbam all colors. S'3-i0 of-iii.7O; Whit.
n'ys, all colors, s13-lO otf-S1 30 DEDUCTION
OF 80 per cent on all goods for y days. One
price only. marked IN plan figures. A. Saks
Co., 515 7th street.
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cretory organs that have dif cuty in di scharg
ing the contents OF their bowels, that IN tn
habit OF taking Pills or opening medicines, shpul+
try box of these truly excellent Pills. The hap
piEess Of their effects the system and the salts
factory evidence enc box will give yOu Of their
wonderful curative powers will convince yeu that
your faith and trust IL them will become 5-mlY 6
tsblished.
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BATUHELOR's HAIR DYE,

This splendid Hair pyeis the best In the world:
:ne ONLY true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
nts 10 10 n no ridiculous
rates ard Sasfs the Hair soft and beautiful bad
.rsrot1n Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers
AMI properly applied at Bachelor . Wig Pactoy
NO. 10 Bond sreet. New York. 10 cody
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IUkkAT - THR RUSH for seats at Canterbury
Hali TO zee the Can IAN, and manager Fit i'm
mons has r,a.On 70 congratulate himself on
making a sensation. His Company is q very
good one. and the programmes are SO varied as
70 make them novel and pleasing every even
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THF STTANSE4P + &. KNIGHT arrived a.
AleXiEdt.a last night. ami at Gsorxeto I'm
Early his morning. She was ten hours behind
lime on account Of heavy fig The Clyde hus
has had no steamer from New York on Sa,nr
days Tor The last three weeks. The Knight will
rave to-morrow with a cargo OF flour and
gram a. five O'Clock p. N.
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GooD HEALTH I9 A BLESSING particularly
when you IT, sicx. some one wisely adds. A.
any rate one does hot appre late The bless. II !.
until he has been sick. and 20 those who suffer
from diseases OF N" eve, ear, head, throat, and
chest. we have tosay that one OF the mos skill
full ply sicians aud surgeons that has come
among our people Tor long time Is DIR AbOra.
whose rooms, az II street, are daily thrOngei
with the afflicted. He is performing grea'
CUES, and has patients are unanimous III tie 4
praise of his skill,
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FLOUR INSPECTION. Flour inspected aur1ng
the quarter ending December 3lst, 1868, for the
city OF Washington:-Family, $500 barrels.
Extra. lo.%6a do; Super, i,3&9 do. Fin.. AZ DO,
Rye, 3h do; Condemned, 10 do. To. Al, Il. az,
barrels.
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FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY-To-day. the
f.ast OF Epiphany was Oh erved As Sunday in
all OF tne Catholic churches, n being holiday
OF obligation, and many abstained from all
secular employment. Services were held the
same as Sunday, and large con gregations Were
IN attendance in most of the churches
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ELEC TON OF OFrICEEs.-At a regular slaen
Cf OsaEe 1Ti6s No q, l. @. X NJ. held a, their
Wi&"an on Monday evening", the following
nam. ID officers were STALLED for the ansuin,,
sIh mon hs.-Sachem, y Surgeon: S-nior Sag.
amors. James Byron; Junior Sycamore. Jobn
T. >prn sman; Chief Of Records, l.. F. SutOr:
Keeper 81 ~ampum, JAS. f Dement, Pr1pha.
BUNS Harlan: Representatives to Great Coun.
els sur geon, John 1. Hall, l.. r. SutSr.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHRs. for Pulmo.
nary and Astbmatic disorders, have prOred their
efficacy by test OF many years. and have re.
ceived testimonials from eminent men who
have used them. Those whs are suGering from
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, etc
should try "7he Troches,'' simple remedy
which is in almost every case enectual.
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TIE MYSTERIOUS CASE AT THE FgESCH
MINISTER s.-At noon to-day. the coroner, DIR.
Potter, and the jury OF inquest Oh the bodies of
the two cOlOred men. Lewis Taylor and ) INDY
Digs, found dead, as stated IN the STAR OF
yesterday. } assembled al .he residence of the
French Minister, corner of 18th and II streets.
according 10 adjournment. DR. Potter st ItCi
tina; yesterday when the jury was empannel
led IL was not known that it would be
necessary ID make a chemical analysis OF
the CO1tents of the stOmachs, out that
after the Pest norton examination had
been made. II was found necessary ID make
sJCh analysis In order TO give the chemists
ample time he had deemed II best 10 adjourn
the Jury for one week. IL Is Understood that
the post mOrtem did MOI develop the presence
o. anything OF the nature OF poison, and the
cause of their death Is still in the dark, and
there seems TO be as much mystery ahout the
affair as before Tine prevailing opinion now
- thai the parues (as yet unknown) who robbed
the minister's room several days ago of a
quantity of yaluableS, thinking that one or
both OF the deceased suspect ted them or knew
OF some ClHe which would lead 10 their arIes.,
caused their death 10 shield themselves.
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TIE N'CST OF OLIVES BAPTIST C4CECH.
"a ash iuEtOn- a the IarrtIug o. their
ladies Al SOCIETY Hast evening. pr-seu.-I
tGS.r pastor, Rev. John BRAY. with a very
nav ceOH- dressing GOV Il. The preSeut1tton
was made - Nj. Edwin Turne-, with a few
ATPrOVTa.r L marks. " hIch We're Re bonded 10
IN feeling lei n, by the pastor Mr. John BRAY
II LI-s \. StlJi.e. aud Miss Susanna b ay
VA also p~eSpu 81 with VALUABLE tokens of the
aI,pr'c ANON ot tnsir services IN the SInbltn
sta"oi ard Tue choir + Turner and ]. Paul
iSqs-, wese al no. forgotten
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COINS, &O.-Dr. White, Surgeon Cniropod,sr
CT twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, aud established at
IA Pcnnsyl vania avenue, between and 9th
streets. since 1851, successfully treats Corns,
Bunlons, Chilbl2ins, Club and ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience 10 the patient The
snoe CANOE worn with ease Immediately
aftrr the operation. Refers to the mtny
eminent physici1ns, surgeons and thousands
OF other responsible persons who paGonizs
hts establishment Hours from a. m. 70 o.
II. Owing to press or business az Off - DR.
Whlte is unable 10 Visit patients a. their resi-
dences except between md p. N.
O
TIE frPRoACF or ~PE HOLIDAYS MAKES its
essentially necessary, at least for a majority of
our citizens, TO economic, as The arrival of
thIs holy Time very APP u make extra de-
mands upon our cash OH hand. Taking THIS view
of the matter we ought 20 Make dollar 60 as
far as il possibly can; in other words we ought
10 go TO the Original Franc, 1914 9TH street. be-
tween ID and T., where Gents Fla. nishing Goods
are sold 1T prices to suit the NOS: economical
For he benefit of strangers, We would saw,
that ''the Original Francs" store has a large
plate glass front; that he mas no branch stores
and his stock is the finest in the city. l2,2,l
DOCTOR j. III. THOMSON HAS REMOVED his
Office ara residence from he Frs. Ward 20
Massachusetts avenue, between Thrice n AUD
Fourteenth streets, Immediately cas-. Of Four.
teenth street Office hours before 10 a. m, and
.-om to p. n. Hours OF attendance az the
Wrm'n's Hospital, from l to PIP. m. every
DAY, Sundays excepted. 1913
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CosriRsED-Richsrd Il. Nixon was con-
Arnrd Yesterday by the Senat., as Justice of
he Pea N ars FOR The District Of Columbia.
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REsi@NBD.-lames u. Dalton, Esq, has I'd.
fss Eed hIs position As clerk in the NAVY Ysrd
We learn hat Mr.. ID. contemplates going in TO
n
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CLAIMS AGAINST THE CoRPoRArIOH.-Au
persons having claims agains; the corpor Atom
will find an important notice elsewhere.
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CARRIAGE SLIPPERS AND SOCKS, to keep tHe
feet warm when riding, only % and 25 cents a
pair. ADAMsON's,
SOC 9Th ST, next 20 Pa. avenue
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lEIUCENENTS TO PURCHASE CLoTHING-
"Ih h opening Of the New Year, our ent-r-
pTi>IIt clothing firm, A. SKIS & Co. JI9 7th
>tTe',- Fave determined more :han ever To Meet
he demands %. the clt.zaus and public of
Washington Having adopted tn one prIc.
system, tE-.r calss can he more expaditiousIy
mace, ana Tor thirty days discount OF ten per
cent. Will be made on an cash n1rrb,saE r.
n n IS one Of the most reliable IN tue city and
- confidently recommended 10 those in van of
am ;hIng u tue gentlemen dress goods lin,
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MARgY

Essays for Young Men, on the Errsrs, Abuses
and Diseases, Incident TO Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the t-mace view Of treatment and
cure, sent Oy mail in sealed ,e ter envelopes free
=, charge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. SO 2l-am
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Georgetown Advertisements.


TBALLi. REPuRLIcaSs or GEOKGE.
4 meeting { the GRAh ANBC oLrAN rF.uP
nSn On Fridge stgeet on WEDNESDAY Eve,
Ming next ~ clock. kNcry one who ha. tue
esty requested o. .ttend. husinegs OF vitsI I'm
p.rtsnoe vii De ,ran.asted number ef eminent
speakers vii address the meeting
cropcr JOHN q. AUAds, President.
KY THOMAS BOWLING. Auc'r Geors.to~n-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
q SATURDAY MokSiS9. Jaa 9. lsas.
a. :" 80 s,o', i vi, Ill n h.nt Of tae sue
assortment Of Household Furniture .sd III
ieoIs, ooasis't,g o.
MaIsrohe;; Eurs.us, sed.tesi.
resiher. Mattresses, Elsukets
Tables Wsshst.i d.. wbatnOts
Cooking snd other stBN
With many other articles too numerous 20 men
JasS THos DoSLIsG. Aaot.
(,KAsD MUSICAL CoNgkKr eY
JESS II SHEPHERD
G ptsa oe%f' b crnsS 2Ss 2d 81, ,.I,s
Jan 8 Iss Door. opea ~ :: = mmarl'o' ~ ~
clock. admission FIFTY cents ChicA-rl9s pIsno
kindly furnished By John q Eil.-. $50
oBACCo, SNUFF. sEGARs AND PIPES.
TOBACCO
4
Iump.' Fis, Rough aud R.siy Bright l0I-. Hi.cE
sar = 8, -amd ios Prices Tnanins from = &C
down as low a. - cts. per 10 wholesale.
sNokING TOBACCO
200 cunGs in Bales Of yariou. sizes a rart Of
which is put up and STAN ped wording q he re-
gEirements OF the hate law If Congress-
SNIFF
500 pounds Of W Garrett q Son > Scotch
IN bottles 70 packages, = do. = do, aud : o. .
suitable ior retailing
sEC.RS
To- 900 various brands st $40, Sc so.
So, $40, SO anu 3 per N
PIPES.
80 boxes Scotch aud ether Pipes 4 asrent
offered lor sale AZ 81 High street lug'eer tne
Masonic II sllJ Georgetown. ~ q.
de II I'm JAMES WALLACE
SkLLlNG OFF AT REDTCED prices TO
- CHANGE BUSINESS -The undersigned re-
lnR about TO make change ia business will.
until the 18th day OF arch otter their emit r
stock AZ reduced prices Our Dress Goods. 10th
inter and sumner will be closed AZ cost or l.s-
They consist OF Plaid aud Plain Merinoes, Nus
hns, Popltns, AlPaoas Lawns. &C.
- M en- aud Bows wear. IA r.At variety, flsEnels,
tanltrlos. lrlsh Linens Sha~l-. shirtlhcs. and
steetlngs fsnCy articles, together with a. gods
usual ~ found In Dry Good Store; will te ferea
az reduced prtces
Call and examine for yourselves.
MAiF FIELD BROWN.
&c = I'm NO. l2l Bridge - .GeOre.town. n. q.
- GoLpsTEIN, LICEN-ED P.wNBgOKeR,
-. No. % Fridge street. Geo getOwn. 10. ~
q. Money advanced on all kinds of Mer IN
chancles. TO any epount. and for any time0 ~
desired AZ very reasonable rates Goods Bought
ana sold. Business strictly conf Genital ais IN
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APPROVAL or LIQUoE LICENSE@.-At am-e'-
inc q ne Board Of Police Commits toners held
Ia>i Tue>day- the following licenses Were
gran Ed - ~ ili ardent spirits First Ward
fbnlI htrhllng >ecoLd Ward-lsaac Met w
nsil- John Dawson. Ferdinand Butler. " N
keanedy aud Anc'w " Orrn.ey. Third Wars
Pulp HUM and I1rnes WhI.e &C. Four,h
Ware-hichael Daley aud George B1wnan.
Fnth Nard-IOhn W. &. Lacknar and C;.orga
A HasEe- >4-tn Wa.d-John T. Nav aud IA
cob NeWrat1 seventh Ward-Jos Freund,
Esri EC!O'new shea. Ed Fsard fItzser AID. Ch a.
Willie, bartlly Knox and WI. Henry
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RoEEERY.-Testerday afternoon, be,vr.ep
four and five o'clock. during the absence of Mr.
Charles Fleming and his family from home.
some thief brOae open The back door OF their
resIG.Hcr, near The corner OF II and I'd streets
and stole thereirom a hal! dozen 81! er spoons
which Were on the sIdebOard, besides Il dressed
turkey and ham which were hung up in the
halt recess. Considering the "a thai thu in.
macs were only absent about two hours, II is
!alr 10 pr that the parties guilty of the
robbery were well acquainted with the prem
l>es and the movements of Mr. Fleming
family.
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TEE PROPEGTIEs -
DB. RAPWAY:S PILLS.

They Eluali7e the Circulation, Purify the 81 ,o1
and Purge Corrupt and Acrimonious Humors, an
retained deposits from the system in elk hours.
ASA CATHARTIC they increase, when sus
pended, the periostaltic movement OF the bowels
and promote a quick evacuation of its contents
prrging the retained deposits in the stomach int.
The duGdenum, stimulating the secretory ducts Of
crease of the iow of bile and pancreatic fluids.
PURGATIvEs of common aloes exert their &C
ton the colon and rectum by irritation of ia.
~ its sscIatinns snch csthartics are upsa.. ),
pills for general use The common Caihartlc Pills
he GIVEN in cases of iafamation. or when there i.
liosI alton of the intestinal canal.
Inc APERiENT and mild LAXATIVE prors,
ties Of RAILWAYS PILLS are the best ssfegusv.
in ths sc disorders and in all cases of erup,io,,
and malignant fevers, their tai,dmic, asdLine. a.
soothing properties protect the coats Of the aimeu
tary passage against the ilritant End acrid humo-
of the fsuces.
The NUTRlTIOUS md TONIC properties o.
these Pills of great service in derleting fev.G
and H,sT,as q lSChGTE likewise "A f'HBsr plil,
:ncrt ase the appetite ar 4 prom, te digestion.
Their sEDATIyE properties sllay pain IN tn
nervous sys:etr stomI h AID bowels, either frB a.
Inflammation, collie, fstulence. wind, cramps, xc
Their COUNTER IRRITANT influence exteud.
throughout the system where there Is IN aIlfila
tion,, congestion, or irritation, stimulating IL
blood and nervous fluids in the cOngestej vessel.
and equaliZing its Giro 7lation. The principe O
Counter Irritation Is generally applied - extern
remedies Its Applicant On, internally In the form
OF q purgative medici-p exnmplified in RAILWAY >
Pills, has proved a wonderful curative principe
readily Withdrawing from the glOOd and iuids tEei
acrid and irritating humors.
AS DIAPHORETICS OR SuDORFFICS they
stimulate the secretioDs of the skin, induce eXna
lation OF DISTRACTED persp irstlon.
THEIR DIURETIC proprieties act on the kid
Deys, correcting And regulating the 10" O.
ucl.e.
THEIR ANTI BILIOUS prorrieties stimnlat.
the liver il tie secretion OF bile, aud its discharc
through the hillary ducts. In all cases Of Rtai
acne, JaBndjcs, BiifoVS AnnokS, Saffron coiCrrs
Skjr. IMPERFECT 1iG f.5flON, caused by tn
over Cow of bile ava its mixing with the blooi
these pills in Uses of four to six, will quickly reg
u!ats the es,ion of the overland free the patti,
ron .aese diff culties. One or two of Railway :
Pills taken daily. by those subject to bilious PAL
and torpidity of the liver, will .eep the system
regular and insure healthy digestion.
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AT II O'Clock to-day the further examination
of MIR. L. r. kolfe, arrested On tie charg. OF
presenting fraudulent vouchers against thu
GoyeIn ment was hesrd before United States
COmmls iuner T.. r Brown, Col. Burr an
peaIing counsel for the Government an
read the statutory law, defining the penalties
for frauds on the United States, as laid down
IN I'd Brightly Mr. VI. Thompson appeared as
counsel for defendant. Whine SIS were thar
called. The first who was put on the stard was
MI ". w Levy, an operative in he secret
service OF the Government, who arrested .ur
kolfe, testified that accused acknowledged .hat
heput The papers IN the department., but had
no criminal Intention doing. Witness de
taiei conversation bets. =. ~ self aud the
accused and thought some one else was iutAr-
ested III the matter. DID not think mat Role
intended 20 perpetrate fraud ca tn Govern
Inent.
Charles Newman, detective in the secret SER
vice, testified SUBSTANTIALLY 10 the same effect :
the at owe witness.
Capt. j. &. Green, of the Sd AUDITORS OH e.
stated that he had examined the papers pre-
sentsd 10 the Department by ROlte: they were
orders and receipts for Transportation Tor va
rlous parties witness compared IN Sc vouchers
with one prepared by Capt, Ehrman for the
'luartermaster's Department; found these
orders and sub- vouchers 10 be he sub.youch.
ers iss ued by Capt Ehrman.
by defence:-1he word suspended marked
on The voucher, was evidently made m III.
office of the Third Auditor for want OF thes
very papers. There was shown 70 be sus-
pended against Capt. Ehrman about SO, OUD
including these vouchers.
The prosecution having closed, Capt. Rolf
said vines he settled the account # Clntaiu
ChIck last summer. he came across these raj.
Ioad vOuchers, amounting 10 Si"t or 90 ex-
amihsd them very carefully and oe.Jme con-
Nlncs1 that they had never been paIt
He tien sent q letter ~ Capt. lngln7. PTesldr NJ
OF the Evansville railroad, proposing % cole I
the accounts for an equal snare. Ia October
1865 ne r celved p 'er, through tine u ~ Is u
another party, authorizing him 70 collect the
accounts and furnish pers. This was signed
"JChp lngleS. lr President Evan. lie :ai!-
read He prepared and fil-d ,ae 4. ,uHt n
good faith. &c.
Col Thompson, for the de tense, conteaded
tbLt toe Gaze should be similarity dismIs scd.
that there was no fraud in the case, unless on
III" part of the railroad company. Unless The
Government would agree thai the case should
be dismissed, he would ask pos,ponemept.
Col Burr replied ccntending that there va
f;4ud in the case on the part of the accused
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THs GEAND MAS .CEgADH AND CIVIC BALL o.
Damon Conclave, No 7. ). Il. X. last night
was : success. Among those present were
Grand Commander Sioddard, Vice Grand
Commander Davis, and Sir knights Curlay
Slack, Jones, and CHEERS Of RathDone ConcIays,
No l. OF Baltimore Ir- Harry Donehue. the
well Known cOS:uIner.j as ballet master and
M james Ragan. a master of ceremonies
win their assistants. gave entire satisfaction
~ ne arrangement of the floor and dances
Many Of he characters represented were very
well done. About y O'Clock masks were re-
moved. and after supper vas cispoaed OF the
cante again began and was kepJ W till Fl sc
clock this morning
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.srIrgrERsnS CIGAR

| Al Smokers desiring an .nirs ~ se"' 80 ~
| sasule NOT fail 20 try this b->na caa 81 ~Sh
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-06

LIKE REGULATION DRESS PARADE The
teeth should always be scrupulousiy clean and
free from blenish- Keep them in this condition
with the Incompatible Suzodont, and when
they are vet rams In the service they will sill
be as "good as new"