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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-29
sfs IhE AUTOMATIC .a4
Clothes WasEer and Boiler.
Ava, ded The hishe., Testimonial whereytl
.t.- Exhibited.


Z
T,His BuILERis sst acting, md dispsnsss entire.
4 y With islsar ssdshr near a slOsAes- a he ho
GODS ard sirsmis ths seiisn % hre, ATE driven VI
through lubss, pOasrd opon Inc clothes, aud i0sesa
lsrOu.h the fabric with astonishing faPiJry, clrsns
ny & perfectly without auy Tubbsag. jthss trsf
shSnugnly ae@asd. saa pfsneuncraiune9lsslsds % !
eio,Ass " ssbsi.h sllsss ~hv base usfa y.
Al l.bfr-, itam the lnesl lacss 10 the hedblsnhe
can III wssheJ ls,lscisy aud With esse aid wuh0ui
he ali 5ithe raiag posrd. fot fianueis u in.
sslaaRe. s.abe suhlnns ruling aud pirssns prOess,
lnssi nssr.saily lnn lb,w mvlr uslsss.
Ii - uul, labor aud esollles saving invention.
Washing wilno longer be bal shir, aud washing
day 30 longer = tdafot and AftsG 10 housewives.
The lasrs,ion eau he u-ed 10 any hoiler. sha The
aw pree u the ai,iCs places u w.ihlnthe reach u
essN family. Agf 80
The saurs IN the wear Of clothes viii soon pay
for The outlay.
II - estimated that 200 % 800 gallons % esiled
suds pss. through the clothes Ihiy Minister'S this
sring the longsstuns se4aned iof eissnHlag boiler
TOLL ~ clothes.
Hund,sds these Boiler, arc being sOid each week
eitina perfect ssilriariion. ~ l
Eset, ho,let sold suuIa.lsra 10 d live claim, u
mon,y Isiendssi.af s. h,.sssf sii.s tsfs, -. 4
lie uuJs,,lsnsJ. a. ,Aseot Tor j. y. llonlet a
Co.. II PoII,n.asih. Va. ~ lie rghl fT ihis
sar1 ia. c.ah,enes the snuIsettse q lhess Bill.
en- sd will faish shs riiizsns o. gs snS Chas.
aensy ior ans Boisr which tails TO give perfect
li,lnrlsun, and DO q III elain,d lCfn.
~ ~ h's w n. %. rUGUR,
80 81 - hs aillIisboroaga. ~. G. ]
Dee. - Ca stf - y So
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gSumiersllle, Manchester,
Chersw,
And all Inlermtiisls Points on and near these gs,,
railways Ana their rhniistlions t'la an a8ft
The Pswhsian steamers esnnect III PETERSBURG
wi,ll Pe.sfsusg Halfway fos oil points in lie CaIo.
mas.
Cars are run alongside Of siesmers' Wharf All
goods transferred with careful bar ling. Cars ave
run Through without hfshkiBg Bulk between Pe,er,.
burg aud Raleigh. ChaiiDiie, Goldsboss,' Whining
Ton, a !. &c. iii t#a ..
4 This Inland Line possesses many advantages over
sea Route. The Wharf Of Pow haisn steamers
being situated ~ the very Centre oftir Gfest ship.
pns Dsiiici OF BALTIMORE ieIdeis a. r0n,e nIenl 10
Shippers, aud dTaysee - very small;
Great aiieniicn paid 70 GrDssnmens 81 Gotten,
Com. " heat, kosii, &C., &c. Al Produce Por.
wasdcd al the Lowest possible Rates. f 49,
l@ Ia 10 insne transportation over this Inland Fas,
Line; max al goods, whelher Nolihwsrd u sOulh.
ward bound, ..tls Petersburg"
| o. Freight landed IN Baltimore day following De.
livery 10 tbe STEAMERS. .ssNt ~ g 81
Through Receipts are Giren and Fla.
cd Rate per f00lts. GudlrIunteed a'
BetA Hays.
= Raler in every ease Is low ii moi lower Than
an, other Route. 10 and from Baltimore Philadelphia
4 niid new ufk.
n. B-wnh regard 20 ihc last named point.
Freight 10 forwarded 10 and from Ptlersbsss w Fh
lsdeIphia and New York Steamers.
For Hates and all further information, apply 10 ,uy
gent on the Line, or N the
itilice oil the Po~halan Steamboat Go.
~ No. 90 iash, 81. Nal, .s41s...
d 9s.h X. Is. PEGRAM,
Superintendent Petersburg RailrOad.
Lss1 tas IS +, 49, A, IL. ANDREWS,
~ Spp't. Raleigh and CASTOR ksiifoad.
ALBERT JOHNSON,
Superintendent Nprlh Carolina X. X.
C. BUuKNiGHT,
sup't Charlelie & souri, Cs,oiin4 X. r.
]. BRAND1, ~.
49, President Pow haitian s,es,nb.at Go.
i ,. 4. FREAiONT,
Sups Wilmington and Weldon X. X.
rssiss ID. ". JORDAN,
Aei'g Master Tfsns. Atlantic &k.C.RR
bsass4 5fssp IT,. s. VA. M'RAE,
Ssp'l Wilmington & Manchester X. r.
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SMOKE !! SMOKE! 4 sMOKE!i! 4
A FINE afssssrs. BfiAr Root Pipes, smoking
Atihe asal y ) Ivy DRUG STORE, n
pURE French BIZ .ndy. Gin sndswme
1 80 sheat .sar1 aaw a.DRlG STORE 4
A o. ast sooiGardtn get 1.antreth's Seed, a Toll
ttoek hatiAs sps aDkUG sIUkE.8s
40 errdN Coz any lona.iil -
~ AsaAs.n sasss isslls, DRUG STORE,
- Aiihe DRUG STORE.
A SIX us,o eve yca what you Luy. before asking
n - % crcdn you 'ag9N
At the DRUG STORE.
ganualy si. ia T.
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J LET Us HAVE PEACE.

=
Trainsui l.inseesl Oil, lssh astis7t iiss 8fl
lsweel Oil, res- While Lepddry anlin Oil. \. I.
Chtpn., Green and Yellow,
Burnt and Raw Umbfe. ~
Blue Stone, Spifiiss Tarpeniines efif
nsaaow Oopperas. sysa Indigo, ssyaa YN
habrl SIS Medis', 10 81 besi kerosine Oil,
~. NJ. Vanish, Paint
Vanish. Shoe. shaving. Hair and Marking Brushes,
Toosh and bail Brushes. Fine Combs, ~ a
sSayjng Soaps, Hair Oils,
POmaiums, s Colleagues,
x9'Ati 49, Isubin snd other snJke rchef Bats.
aFiksSs y 4 Ink. hsif Ink Powd rs,sSi 4
Envelopes, Cap sph Letter
Paper, Flasoring Extracts. &c, &c. &c
At the 1890 DRUG STORE.
January 81. -
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no TMOsK SUFFERING WITH Pull.
.MONARY DISEASE.

~ VA n ~ - btt3h<tA>~ 49,
IlR. THOMAS H.lMfIsEs, continues 20 iieat
- Thoracic diseases BY Topical Medication, o.
CalheIersm d The air passages coniomsd win APP
p,opriae genesa rsmedies practited ny lse laie
Prof. Grren, " New York. The success attending
thie method Of treating diseases Of The lungs rs I'M
paralleed and he Feasibility Of the operation gene
billy conceded. This treatment il 'l1ost speclhc
Bfohchitls, Lafyngitis. inciIaent uh~tssls.s .aad
Aslhma.x Numer Gus ,esllspouiais can he, alduefd
rom those who have been erfin y feiirscd Ny The
operation. His addIessis Molnl carn,sl Hslisf
county, ta.apH AH1ilsYA slegss s.ii h soigsst y
wassss 4isaaA Anaeaa --~-.-f safsa rsss yiss4at II
aa' Near Yaneey lille. Cssvsli co.. ~ q. ass
III 4 bsesa a liz ssiAss NJ 4 uApul, 1869.
This VI 10 certify that have bcensuiissipg ieffer
reral years with chrome Bronchitis; sspdsd Nth ~
ihe s,m,a,ms etincipient Consumption; .usns this
period. hadirrquenl hemorrhasss from Me tunssis
also suffered greatly from enlarged Tonss iued
the usual remedies ~ such rasss.hi wrbppi saiIs-
factory results. finally conrlpded 10 iry Dr Miles
treatment ecauierzng Ihe aif passages BY injecsiop
relnaiue uLJer bis uratnent for ~ weeks frJoiee
10 saw that lrleve ny long. are entirely retrieved
viii say hal excsiea Of The lopsIs added greateiy 10
my relief. n,s.t cliee,fuly recommend this itrst-
mrai 10 al pv,ssn, similarly afflicted sA
kUFtsS q. EVANS.
"y ~ sSf 848 Rt 844s4ss w. v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

IEE NASHISCTCN A RsENAL-Ar thi- poS'
" b'Te during rhe war there were frequently
about one Thousand men employed, there are
now but shout seventy civilians AT work, he.
about ninety. Within the past few years,
howevsr- great improvements have been made
and Other Improvements are Contemplated.
The prison portion OF th- old peniten;iary
nuild!DR has entirely disappeared, leaving
these portions formerly used as the residences
Sf he Warden and Deputy Warden standing
and where the work shops and prison formerly
stood there Is now a grass plot, around which
gravel walks Will b- maJs, and ~ IL contem-
plated 10 place q fountain in the Center Thai
portion of the building formerly Occupied by
the Waroen mas been entirely Temodeled-tne
brick work beng done by Mr.. +. ReesIde, and
the carpsnterIng by the workmen OF the post
under the supeTvi>IoB of Dir y. Msginnis. II
IL conte n Plated also ~ remodel the other end
Of The s'I ucture for Officers quarters. The ma
tsrIai takrr ont OF the old peuit-ntiary build
ine I as De' partially used IN the wall extend
Ipg along L street south, from the Potomac to
The James Creek Canal, and a large quantity
remains Oh the grOun6, which n Is pro
poses 10 use IN The construction Of a large
store- house, out tnvre being no appropri.
allon fCr The election Ci the building, AZ
may be only matter OF Jalk for some time
he museum IL fhs second story of No ,
warshoUs" i probably the most ATTRACTIVE
place about lie pot. embracing. AZ n does
specimens OF n tIiieIy ana small arms Of every
age and nation. specimens OF uniforms and
accoui !. rnen's from every quarter of the GLOBE
and sill kinds Of pr2JectIleS- and the VISITOR
Win hUt little trouble, can see what grea, I'M
prov. fns MS have been made during the presen t
century IN tLe material and equipments of
war IhrIP aIe now only about u dozen men
.mYiUye IN the carpenters department under
Mr.. f.ter Mc'iInnIs: some i've or SIX men un-
der Ny George NrIgh', he master ma .hinls,
and The rsmainder of thr force (about q. ty) are
mostly laboTers. lie C0mmandant lie Cen. q .
u. Ramsay. wi;h MAJOR X II. II II, Capt r II
Pbipps. and MaIor Fred. White PayIuaster
ano Ordnance SJorekeeper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

HAVENNFR's CRACKERS
Are admittId by all i'm partial ud to be the b.,
in the market.
The reas are obvious:
We have erected one OF Mckenzie slan1id X Il
Ovens At a cost of over rye thous doliaf.
Our machinery IL the best and ne vest Patent.
buy the ts st 10 aterfal.
We en- = 10y the best workiaen.
We manufacture from tweLty-h i've to thirty b.r.
rels Of flour per day.
We keep TO cid stock hand, and consequently
our CT ackere are always fresh.
Try for yourselves. you will find eur statement
true
To prevent fraud, our Crackers are STAN pei " its
the name,
"HAVESSER.
II you can't get "HAySNNEB's CRAGERYsn
from your Grocer, send to the Bakery, 3I.,- :. .
We will supply you.
We offer the following sssort,reEt.
SODA CRsEkkkS
MILK BISCUIT
WATER CRACKERS
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
CRACKER DUST
GINGER SNAPS
NOVELTIES
JUMBLES
SUGAR CRACKERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

ST. VALENTINES DAY.-To-morrow will De
81 Valentines Day, day that, from time run
E.ng beyond the memory OF man, the old aud
young indulge N sending TO each other ms
sIves OF love and respect. or late day tue
practice has some hat degenerated. Persons
now avail themselves of the OCCASION 70 apony-
moDsly insult those against whom they have q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

THE MAMNONTH Ok q ENRRAL GRANT which
was pres eDted to the President elect in New
York arrived here from that port this mornIug,
and was safely landed from the steamer En-
pire at q street wharf. This animal is a noble
specimen, perfectly white, weighs over 300
pounds, and comes here in charge Of Thomas
Rice. This OK is consigned TO a COMMITTEES con.
sls'ing of Mayor Bowen. Henry ID. Cooke, and
Mr.. he Haas, and will BE- exhibited at some
suitable place III the city TIL about the 25th
inst. when he will he slaughtered for use on
Inauguration day. He is II years old, was
once presented 20 President Lincoln aud nv
him given 20 the Sanitary Commission Whose
funds ty lis exhibition during the war were
increased about Sl2.Gp HIS skin will hs
suited Tor he Central PARK Museum Ne-y
oTk- and his skeleton, at the request of Prof
AgaSsiz, deposited II the Museum of Compare
tive Zcclcsy, q; Cambridge. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
"HAvlNNER's FAMILY BREAD

This unequaIled Bread is now for sale ty n =. of
the leading Grocers of the city
1t 10 made of select Family Flour; 10 thoroughly
baked, in McKeBZies Patent Oven; is elVays
sweet, white, nutritious, and is guaranteed to
weigh sixteen ounces.
CAUTION "A great deal of Bread is Id for
"Hsvenner's" which never came from our esfsb.
hshment. To prevent. as far as possible this dis
honesty. have supplied all our an tho lied q 70.
GERS with fresh sample Cards, marked s69. Elk
anime tor yourselves lA25 i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

THB WONDERFUL GREGORY FAMILY of ath-
Iet-s, acrobats, spiral ascensionists, gym istS,
vocaiists, pantom mists, dancers. and the three
hyng men In The air; also Mile Gertruds's
Ulnisture circus Of trained monkeys, ponies,
goats aud dogs, have created n sen saiion where.
ever they have appeared. and will doubtless
attract crowns to Wallis Opera House next
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
TREASURY DEPARTNHN

This is TO certify that l have been ai;l.ct-d
with Chronic Catarrh and Sore Throat for
twenty years past. ard have suffered acut.iy
iheref'om for two years past. Though not W y
deaf. ! have always heard Indistinc,ly In se
been under the treatment OF Doctor Aboro. OF
2l1 street. for two weeks, and chesrtuily
assert Thai cure of the Chronic T. 3tarrh nd
Sore Throat is being rapidly effected, and t',a
i hear much more distinctly than betorr 1
was treated.
+. JONES, Third Auditors on, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

THE GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL 70 10.
conductors OF the 1th-street railroad will :. n,
place az Carusi's Saloon on Tuesday even. n :
nex', ard re doubt Will NJ one OF the NOS
pleasant affairs of the season, the colnmi. t.t
OF Arrangements are determined 70 spare neI tt-I
pains hcI expense TO Contribute 10 The en- H :.
ment OF the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE -
The following gentlemen have been elected TO
represent the Methodist Protestant Churches
Of HarfCTd county. Md. in the ensuing ann ual
conference. which meets in GEORGETOWN, ID. O.,
on The i1;h OF Mart next: For Belair Circuit
Herman Pyle and John Diver For Snsqu.-
hanna Circuit-ysmes Stephenson and Rob4r,
Cooley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

ELECTION or OFFICERS annual meeting
OF he Columbia Cooperative Bnild.ng \ $50
CLARION was held on Thursday evening, when
the follow iIg officers We're elected .-Pre-ie.ent
Ter hannah Jones; Vice President. John )
Croker; Treasurer, John T. Given; Secretary.
Wbitrey. Directors Thomas =. Norfia-',
VI l.. Brsmhali, T.. II. Re we'll, J Ohn w Sir. ms
j. w DIane, Samuel i. Peugh, Andrew j. K.
son, y q. Hall, and y. +. Barnes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

CONTRACT FOR UNIFORMS The officers and
men Of the Washington Fire Department; Ia -
made g contract with Messrs. liable & 10
ciOihieIs, Of his city, 10 have that firm furr h
hem the necessary cspes, coats, and other
eqUIrneuts required 10 properly uniform hp
force and prepare them for the grand turn sut
Of the depart meat Oh the iii of March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

CoIoRKD observation-disclosures night a
select masqueI sde OF colored people was given
III the haA or the third floor OF Prugh's Build.
ILg, louisiana aven Ne, near sth street a. Wh,ca
mere was some thirty characters represen ted
some IN very fne erstumes, and until morn;ug
they enjoyed the dance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

TEoCLANATioN To TAxPATEgs -AI-x ,nder
fUHOD- Supervisor OF Inieraal Revenue for
ire district embracing Delaware, Mary nd,
and The District OF Columbia. has issued the
following important proclamation TO tax
payers IL beng evident upon n review U. the
annual sessment returns of incomes. a. we'll
as for taxes- IN thIs supervision district. that
many persons have made incorrect, under
slated, Lno.rvalued, false, or fraud ulent re-
tur ne. ard also. thar many who are liable TO
incomes or other taxes have made NO return
wta'ever, srd are thus esc3pILg taxation.
Notice 's hereby given 20 all concerned, ina,
meas uIss are nOw being taken 10 enforce strict.
~ he requirements f'he revenue IA " against
allpeIsoEs, firms, or corporations found Offend
ing IN any Of the above par icnlars. The in
t'fnal revenue law provides for the reyIe w or
CORRECTION OF all returns for taxes of whatsvsr
f't d al any time within a period of fifteen
months dating from the time OF the delivery
of the assessment lists 10 the collector Of dis
tTief. Severe penalties. extending TO fine and
imprisonment, arr also imposed by the la W upon
all persons OF parties found guilty. of eyadiue
the same. or of making false or fraud lent re.
Turns. Legal measures will be taken agaIns,
all offenders, in order 20 require them 20 max !.
good any ceficIeDs lts found 10 have been IN ade
IN their last annual income returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

EXCITING TINE ON A STREET CARL
evening, about : O'Clock. as car No. :, of -,
Washington and Georgetown railroad. " a.
crossing Virginia avenue on SIh street east. one
o. The lamps bursted, and in a moment tae
straw was in a blaze, but n fore any la mage
was done the driver and condu c,or with 'ia
three passengers, cleared il out,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

FOWL RoBBERy.-The premls SIS OF Mr.. San1
Thompson, near The corner or I'd ana NJ SIS
South washington were Invaded last night
arc ms henpery robbed of ab5ut fourteen
choice breed fowls. The thief broke tn sta ne
To the heL-hoGse door, ana carried toe .,cs
away with him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

COMMIT TKD.-The Grand Jury having found
a tru- bill of Indictment scainsl Amos Pratt.
the lessee OF the upper story of the Wood ard
Building, for keeping & bs.wdy and disord.rIy
house, be was brought into court this mora ue
and not giving the required bail he was co m .
matted % bail TO await trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

TIVE RIVER BoATs.-The citizens residing n
the lower counties Of Virginia and MaryiaI a
near the Potomac, are very anxious tor q
speedy resumption of the trips Of the steam
boa's from Baltimore to Alexandria and Wash.
Ington, and Of the river boat TO Cone river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

PATENT CIGAR MACHrNE-Nr. a Heat.
OF this city, on the ID instant obtained a rarru,
for a n achme for making cigars, on " hich ha
has been engaged for the past eleven or tweIvs
Nears, by which the filler core j. made an
the wrapper put on-mikihg a complete ar
before II leaves the machine. II requires har
one person 10 attend II, and its capacity " NJ
be from five TO SIX thousand per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

BooKPrSDKRs' BENEFICIAL SoCIYTY.-A. a
preliminary meeting OF rhe bookbIndars O. III.
city, hello On Thnrsday evening last al the
nindsTy OF Capt. VIM. H. Nalley, for the pur-
pose ~ taking initIaiory steps toward forming
a beneficial society, Mr.. ID. Mcfarland pre-.
sided, and a committee OF five was appoin 'ad
TO draft a con s'i'ution and by la w. for the
eminent OF the organization, 10 report at "A sui D.
seGuent meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

SOCIETY, Alex. X shepherd. ESQ, acKnO 4 l.
edges thu following receipts: From OH Sa 70 =.
terry Of Treasury. per r. I. Pirchert, - ST. en-
ployes Of Phoenix Planning Mil, S+G.S5: Dan ,ai
Smi'h, Proprietor of PhpIix Planning MI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13
CIT Y ITEMS.

BRIr' IN TEE BOYS and get them fiitai 20
suits al Geo. g Henning's, No. oil 7th street
al bis usual low prices, ana out of his very
large assortment Boys of ali ages su ted
ORIDE WATCHES, SO: ladies' chaias, Al
SeLts chains, -; bride sleeve buttons -
French medallion sets. 81; Alaska diamJaas
So, IL gold rings and drops, g.; gents pms, 80
and -, received yesterday, at Prigg's One Dol.
lar Jewelry Store, NJ. 49, Penna avenue, near
\ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

TFEATkR PREACHING.-Anoihsr Snnd Nv
evening religious service will be held ~ ne
National Theater Tomorrow. A free church
Is amcng the needs of every large city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

ST. DoMINICK's Nkw CBUKCa-On Tuesday
evening next q meeting will be held in -
Homnick's Church. corner of and 9th streets
South W ashiDgtOn, 10 consider in W hat manner
the work Ola the new church can ne commenced
the coming spring. The walls Of the lew ediiics
are up, and the desire Is TO push the work So
that 1t Will be under cover by the close of TOE
year. This splendid church. probably m. finesr
in some respects In this city. is credit to the
Federal Metropolis, and we trust cur citizens
generally, particularly those of the Seventh
Ward, " Ill interest themselves i'll securing ~
c. mpleIion. The meeting is noticed an oar
column OF City Items, TO which We call atitu-
tiCn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

JUrGEs OF EIECTION-This morning. III the
supreme Cour; in General Term, the folio wing
were appointed as Judges of Election-,hr
resiRnations of MeseTs Robbins. Plant, Bacon
and Clephane having been accepted Samuel
Draper. Robert II Booker, Thomas DoupI .,
and James donaldson. who with Mr.. ". A.
Cock. appOin ted last year. constitute the Boari.
the first named, Mr.. Samuel Draper, is q resi-
dent Of the First Ward. Mr.. Booker is of the
well-knOvn firm of Booker and Stewart,
coioTed BARRIERS. Major Donoho il well kno IN
Nat oral HfsHiqeEccr for nearly fifty years
Mr.. donaldson is a well-kEown citizen of the
First Ward, and for many years has been con-
nec'ed with the STATE Department. Mr.. Cook
is the present Corporation Attorney, and re-
sides in the Third Ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will Had
"Br0acRS BrOHchial Iroches" beneficial in clear.
ing the voice before speaking or singing, and
relieving the throat after any unusual EXERT IN
of the vocal organs, having peculiar adapla-
ton TO affections which disturb the organs OF
speech. For Coughs and Colds the 2r1chss are
effectual g.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

GRAND LARCKNY.-Ieftsrday, officer Draue
arrested VIM. Boston, (colored.) on the charge
OF the larceny of rwo coa's and pair OF pants
from the Establishment OF Mr.. H. Kraak and
justice Walter committed him 10 ,ail for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

MEETING OF lNDIANIANs.-A meeting OF the
Indiana Assoc IatIon was held last night. at
which Hon. t. I. CrIttenden presided with
MIR. II q. Ray secretary. The following DIN
Gers were elected for the ensuing yaar.-Hon.
r. L. CrItteD den, President; Hon. T.. w Walker,
tiIst Vice President: james II. Robinson, Sec
ond Vice President; e.. 7. Murray, orrespO al
ing Secretary; L. II. Williams, Recording Sec
r-isry; I. =. Stokes, Secretary; Executive
COMMITTEE, zone from each Congressional dis
Tie', W. @. whittlssey, T.. II Dickson, V. b.
Edwards. III. l.. JoneS, Carey Gwynns. II. G.
Kay, w. NJ. Heston. l. NJ. Gibson, J. H. Bar
reu. j. e. Adams, W. r. stokes; Auditing Com
nittse, II. Garrett, J. NJ Dufour, q. NJ. Bowen
The association arranged 10 hold Il series OF
soeiaoles, 10 commence very shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

1HE STERRosCUPIC EXHIBITION for the ben
eft OF 81. Stephens Sunday School, advertise
In another column, promises 70 be a very At
tracfive entertainment. In addition to the di~-
solving views, the explanatory lecture aud
original poetic readir g Of Nj. Pruess whJ :
very favorably known TO the public OF Wash
Ineton bo'h as an author and pubic speaker.
will doubtless add much 10 the Ell 10Y meat u
the evening.