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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

pB0PosALs FOR EN9RAyIHss OF THs
TIN RBPORT OF TIE COMMISSIONER
Of PATENTS FOR THE YEAR l-69
OFFICE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.

s. WAsnIss ron, February IL. is;s
until March 18th, 1859 at 10 O'Clock for fspni.h,as
one get Of eIectrotype pages Of tue Illustrations OF
Pat MP o1 Ss , ,es 6
o. IN. Ga,snfse and the character Of thu
nishiss The Illustration Tor that report iuf
The d awnings will be furnished on paper te tie
e0T,sss or who ust srr:nss them ihts pages il
ih.esthses .nd eomrsctnsss. The worh ts % be de
and sub ect TO The spproyal or eiection nf ~
The joint Committee Of Congress on Pablo
Printing would prefer to have the work .iua a.
The Illustrations for the Patent Office kHpCrts N
adopted by them and thew iaese sropo.ss fns
Thai qoaliy OF work. eut desire to reduce the eN
The 10 ALEC invite proposals for eIectrotype psss
81 % IN eIioI Ct, OF workmansbip; snd a'sp f,r
iu.hshog ,he Illustrations by engraving, litho
be assras VIII be made Ito the lowe 81 and best
gard beng paid 10 tie execution a the WORK - n,
DER the oirecion Of the Joint Committee on Prlni-
iibbei nc reserve the right to reject any VI
bidders must procure from the Congressional
Printer draw VI ilIustI stiODs 81 Gent in nun
Der TO form page. and mu.t a-cOmpsny toeIr
blcsWnh q speclmen IF their work with q sworn
statement that II made tie estal III hm- MT +
that ticSer aud that be possesses the peca.ssr,
is.intts Ter The prompt and proper execufies Il
plate pages one C those PAGES must be fsrni.h.i
that 4 may be subjecied 20 practices Al tests
ne Iiss f,aiicn With the md rsrsndne ina. ss.
more than one heErs is required % illustrate au
invention or design IS 10 Sometimes the ca q, the
whsle humber OF nsurts " ill De stimat q and pai
for As Q sinse illpt ration.
No proposal Will be considered unless accom-
panied % bond with security, to the approval 2
United states yuc ge o. District Att pr y Ia the
penalty OF 10 CO. tnat the bidder bidd.rs IL hi-
or their Iropo sal shall be accepted viii Qte III
vGk In accordance with the BRO eosal
The Eumter Of Illustrations viii be asout N ,
same ~ IN the last published volume
Aty fIrtb.r Information that may bA required
will be furnished upon applic alton TO this ono. "
TO the q. mnis sioDer OF Patents
kiank fcr ms will be furnished upon apple All u
70 TIE urde igned, and proposal will be Gu
with.
Proposal. will be addressed TO Tn. Joint Don,
mi'tee IN Printing" Washington. ID u Gaze 2
Hon. ID y. Anthony, u. y. Senate; Hon p
Isfnin, House of hepress ntatlv, or the un f.r.
signed. end sdeIsed on the envelope 'Pcopo. Il .
JOHN d. DEFREEs.
70 b DWtw Copgi eesional PiIntsr
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DROPUsALS FOR MEAT.

Sealed ifspo:;: o. Tie form turnl.asd i D. tie
sATUkpAY. the nth day Of March, At IL IN. To-
FL the EkEsH AID UORNkD BEEF AND
sSs 1sr "a. Of u al.
and ston Hd .i,h rES 81 end G GSRSS
viii rclnde d. fe:h .nS ooTueo sss and
ten required fer issues, snd Also for sales 20 orr
Gers AND others authorized to purchase st III
The FRESH BEEF required for sales to ofnc-r.
70 be o. the nnest quality Of select parts made ~
nib. Of the lore quarters for The beef ana from n
ercre csrc3e for the Mutton. Thai required 4
the troops TO be Of equal proportions Of fore IN
net received All the will SUBJECT to risi
inspection; TO be Of excellent marketable aus
the meat 10 mot satisfactory, purchases ia tn
ca nerket VIII be made nc the expense Of tn
The contractor will b reQuired to deliver the
neat ct the store houses, IT the places 4 am q
where he will Il In such ant a,
snSn unes ssin ofhssr Vt the Subsistence Depart
eeIsIate Droposal. win be received for suppl,
fr :1a CoTnea Sss z. and asn s, I'd
Beef and sutton in Was1in gton q, ID - hut ms
proposition will he regarded for Furnishing IA
sudes beth sales and issues In etDe th. :,
ola tne lowest average price e q the gusntIty Ts
= The .i ss 81 r.. %
Payment TO be made 1t this once month";, far
all Meat purchased, or when IN funds for the par-
l All auestions respectins quality and condiii q
Will be tiled By the ocsr OF the subsstsnce De.
seofss. m f 5. .a. for 81. months.
1 OonmisssIy General may determne. :
the d =: ), With
1 nen Of brsvss Brig. Gen H. Brooke. Sommsniios
II 10 - Sc nanof ana Chat a
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In 6eergesswn.

EuxIRAI OF EaAsrus z. BARRsrr.-rhe
funeral ofMr. z. b Barrett, who died ou Sat-
uruay, will take place tom yrov morning. At
half past ten O'Clock, from Triasty (Catnolic)
church, where requiem mass Will be celebra-
ted The venerable Father MeE2roy has been
sent for and is expected to preach on tnis occa.
sieu.
NKETIys OF THE CouKMLe.-The City
OoaIc ils meet this evening for the purpose OF
Qualification OF mem oers and to orgaRixs the
pew Board 81 Common Councii, The Mayor
elect, Hon II. NJ. Sweeney, will also be sworn
In and assume the duties Of his efiice.
TAI sr8AAER ADDISON IL undergoing as
much Of change Is practicable In view Of
part cipating IN the ms ugural procession. In
anticipation Of entertaining visitor, the en-
gine-Souse has beeu thoroughly cl~snssd and
whs'ewakhed throughout.
TRB CANAL.-The water was drawn OF the
GeoreetOwn lesel Of the canal yesterday for
the parpoee Of making the necessary repairs
previous to the opening Of the spriug trade on
or about the lVtA instant. The different lock.
gates wall al once receive attention, while q
force OF laoorers will be set to WORK cleaning
out The bed Of the canal. In the mean while
all malapE operations are necessarily sue.
pended an this vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

OoREs, &C.-Dr. W bite, Surgeon Chiropod. - [,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established At
VS. pennsylvania avenue, between and 18th
streets, since le6l, successfully treats Corus,
Nails, and other diseases of the feet with N
pam OF Inconvenience to the patient TIE
shoe can be worn with ease lrnmedia' ~
after the operation. Refers TO the n Iny
eminent physicians, surgeons and thou san rs
OF other responsible persons who patron, za
his establishment. Hours from z a. m - = r..
n. Owing to press of business at ONCE DR.
White is unable to visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and 8p.R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

N.Vy YARD MA1TsRs-A Rs.org1pi-a.isa
- M HorfTrr Sysi.Et ON Saturday I1st Orders
veIe received by the COnmandanI Of the .Sayy
\ aIG !I,m The Navy department directing a
- organ iLaiion of the " OI king ystem OF the
ysrd, wi sch gees into fret tO-day. and pr tc-
ucslly reduces the force of mechanics now EN-.
ploy.d OHe-bali, besides eating down the paw
Of those IN charge of the various branches OF
VOL X All he mee tnics are working on half
I'M, beng divided into sets, each set working
alsinaie weeks The grade of master work.
man u ennI-ly abolished, the occupants of
thGse positions now being dssignatrd a. IJre-
msp. Ehch tor. man having 4 fOrca Of flrty
ne Chani:S " more nss an assistant taxen from
iec>@ under his charge. who is d-sisna'ei as
lsadI : maD SIbout extra pay. The classifi-
cation Of Mechanics has also been chan yad. hat
fcree-nOW D. divided inIo two Glasses, first
and second rate. Tie qUartsrmen are now
CALI lradII mn. ana the fJremen. h-r-'O.Dss
known master woIkmen, At a salary OF
81 o. pr annum. r-csIve the pay OF FIRST rate
mechanics. win si.t0 per day ADDITIONAL.
NH D l. n Reduction Of their former raw IN
Every case bur one There has been o crease
~ tbe clerical fotse thus tar, AID the uechsn-
Ics and labOrers now employ ID pumo-r 40,
all on half time, or practicIliy 30 men 1t
vOrk ~ - Understood the change nas been
made for The purposes Of economy aud L.
treDcbment OF expenses, and In order To keep
within the bounds VI the Con .ressionil appro-
PIIstiOn.
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PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLIUAN ASSOCIATIONS
ms association met on Saturday evening a.
Union League Hall; "A. =. Fuller, President, in
the chair, and 7. II. N. Nc Pherson, Secretary.
d committee was appointed 10 make arrapgl-
mems for public reception of Hon. John
Ss2tt; Sci ator elect from Pennsylvania, and 10
give due notice OF time and place of same.
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EXTRAORDINARY ExHIRTTIoN.-At Odaon
nan, corner OF ~ street and Pennsylvania
aven NJ, this evening, th-re will be an exb,b, .
tion OF spiritual physical manifestations
through the medium Muster FRANK ID Gun.
nell, youth OF fourteen. Those who have
auenoed the private seancss of this Young
medium have been utterly astounded, the.
manifestations being of the most extraordinary
character, beyond even those OF the Davenport
Brothers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

GEN. FITZPATRICK will repeat his famous
lecture, Sherman's March to the Sea-" nax
wednesday evening. March Sd, at the Congre.
eatlonal Cnurch. HIS eloQuence 10 said 10 b.
as In. peuous as his cavalry charges. The ex-
PLOTS of "Sherman's Bummers," as related by
him, produce shouts of laughter. The pro-
ceeds OF this lecture the past season have been
Sje.W0 contributed to relieve the suffering
among the wounded and disabled soldiers OF
tne Grand Army Of the Republic. for which
ohJect THIS lecture Is gwen. Reserved seats
VIII be sold TO- day and tomorrow at Freu Oh
q Richardson's bookstore, Pennsy lyaria av.
enue, between 9th and 10th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

A FEW MORE of those InauRuration MAJ
tresses left, from 81 up: Pillows, rs and S
cents ]. GOODWILL & Co.. Auctioueers, :
w. corner Pennsylvania avenue and * st. S
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TEE hfCToksBIP OF THE CaUECH or rHs
krIFHANN-It 10 stated that the call 10 the
rsctsrshIp of the CHURCH OF inc Epiphapy. re-
Gently tsndersd 10 Rev. Ur. Rodder, of PoIla-
delPhis, has been declined, and that suoe--
qu-ntIy the invitation has been extended TO
Rev. DI. StarkIe, of Cleveland. Ohio VINO mas
promised an answer his week. The latter
miDIs'er ficiaied ~ the Epiphany Church on
Ssnday week, and - pulpit orator won the
NJ nal n. prs'ss of ths congregation. Durlur
The mcLih Of March Bishop Scott, OF Rhods
lslaI q. " i'll me charge Of the paris h. and
ono ists IN pl-ce Of Rev. Dr- Hail. who Is pre-
pairing 10 leave for Brooklyn, his future neld
OF lAocr
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Georgetown Advertisements.

f. GEoRGgrowN, FEB lst. lsse
, HE ENpERsIG NEk HAVE THIS DAY
formed OopsrtneI ship. nnder the anne and et, L.
OF bURBolSSHs D0U6AL for the .urpo.e II
osGductlbE the Commission Business IN Flour
Grain, I'D other Produce. and De>lers ip Guano
sho FertihEefs. J. X. BUhR0CGHS.
W. II. DOT GAL.
The bcsi !ess for the past thirteen y.ars eoudue,
90 ~ D. hiss bern this day assumed nv Messrt
BurrouRhs Donegal / cOraisli- commend the
new firm 10 my cSstom mere aud friends
fe2Iw IS Water Of GenTse,ogn n n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

THE TEETH AN ADVERTISING MsDIUN-
Every time lady no uses fragant S)zodont
opens her mouth she advertises the article
The state OF her teeth is certificate of its excel
lence No spot darkens their surface, no i'm
purity chne> 10 them. the cushions in which
they are set are rosy, and the breath that wells
through them Is as sweet as the breeze Of una
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

FIVE HUNDRED Got Lounges, with pillow
heads, canvass bottoms; don't want mattresses:
the cheapest bed for the proprietors OF hotel
and those who rent furnished rooms; only I so
each. At A. Adamson's, SIS 9Th street, next,
Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

GRAND CONCERT will be given by the NJ n
some Choir, assisted by several musicians OF
Church, corner of 10th and q streets, TO-
morrow evening. They have q choice pro-
grsmme selected for he occasion. The pro.
cseos Will De devoted TO the Masonic Templ-
fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

elsrious INVASION Of the Octagon House, az
Arlington, kept by NJ. A Garter, was made,
and ih~ premises rooo-d Of about SIS In pen
nice, $50 worm OF cheSing tobacco, thirty
pounds OF lard, and various other articles The
perpetrators 81 the pefarious TRANSACTION are
pot known, thoogh saspIcion rests upon the
eoIored sq uatters IN the vicinity.
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Mr.. FkNDALL's LII

SALE OF Mr.. FKNDALL's LIBRARY.-The
sslr OF Tins great collection of books a. Cooper
Il Laiimer's auction store, seems to have at
tracted the attention Bot only of the conn Oh -
seurs OF Washington. but of other cities, both
North and South. The whole catalogue com /.
prises 1,9s0 numbers, and tue sale continues
from night To night till all are sold.
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black.
Magic Com contains no poisonous substances.
Magic Comb leaves no stain ON the skin
Magic Comb the practical economist.
Magic Comb leaves no injurious effect
Magic Comb restores hair To its original color
Magic Comb will restore Youth to the aged
and Beauty TO the Young. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

An ARTICLE OF TRUE MsRIT-" Browns
Bronchial Troches" are the most popular ar
ticle in this country or Europe for Throat DIS.
eases ana Coughs, and this popularity is based
upon real merit. which cannot be said Of many
other preparations in the market, which arr
really but weak limitations of the genuine
Troches on
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BLANKETS to keep the friends of Presiden,
Grant warm during their visit TO our city
Loco for sale al Adamson's, SOC 9tn street. near
Pennsylvania avenue. g
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TEE MARYLAND CONFERENCE.-The Con
isJrpcr of ID. Methodist Protestant CAurc1
will ass-m bic ~ the church 10 Georgetown q
"wednesday, IOih instant, at . O'Clock, and Will
rrss dent There will BE- In attendance aoo at
$50 ministers and delegates. and the sessio .
will continue about one week. numoer OF
distip q uished ministers will be present fro d
other conferences, among them Rev. Dr.
Reeves ana A Clark. Of the Petersburg Go ..
ference; Rev. Doctors Thompson and WI &.
HELD OF the Virginia Conference; and DEVILS,
Of The North Carolina Con ference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

AT REDUCED PRICRs White Shirts. JJnder
shirts. Drawers, Halt Hose, Neck Ties, Scarfs
and HandkerchIefs, at A. Strauss Popula
clothing House, Pa. ave., bet. 10th and 18th its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

WHITE Cotton Gloves and Infantry Gaps fol
the INAUGURATION, at Adamson's, SOC 9th street
next to Pa. avenue. q
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We CALL ArrHHrIoN to the noii>s OF the 81.
cial meeting Of the New Engla I'd >ociety for
has avening.
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INSURANCE.


LEwrs JOHNSON Q co.,
f-'A'il'ASIA s 44HfEgs' ooRHr. ronn
pEAIERsry
DonBerIc AND FOafIGE pNoHANeB.
yev~sDsns and Corporation Bonds bousht ana
an Other Marketable Securities cold or bought
O een.l...on- fs issf
sof r. =; drs.Lrs. VS. oLMsrsAp
Secretary.
cONNkcrICUf MUTUAL LuFK INsun,
ANCB COMPANY
OF
HARTFORD, CONN.
"1HTfFIVE AILLIOE DOLLARS.
oBORGD =. MARBLE, Agent.
FEDERAL Bieck, Rso.
ODDosits Post Onoe Deesrems,,
CIT Corner ~ ssA sa s.ss
the NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE c0npan
UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
wAsHiNefOs, ID. e.,
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proved July IS, 1855.
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OFFICERS.
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MEDiUAL ADVISORY BOARD.
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T 3. .dSs:...sss sgsfea oy TIT. Company are:
act Of CoSs,sss is Ssspmssny' chartered By specie
a paid nP capital Of sl.ss.@
~ onerg low rates Of premiu nm
panies Tor the same money ''"'
n e e Ss s md certain IN its terms:
policies are exempt from attachment
i.efs are no Unnecessary restrictions In the poI
Every policy 10 non -forfeitable.
a. Policies may be taken which Day to the insure,
sneif tuii amount and return ell the premium.s ..
Poiisis: .iii :. issued .A:. Win Day to tn. IL
the amount named IN the policy
no extra rate 10 charged for risks UPON theuve,
IL ibsures not 70 secure DIVIDENDS bot ss DO 10,
a LOCAL HaENr Is wHNTHD In svnR,
Zee for such agencies, vim suitable endorsements.
eh"uld be addressed TO the Companye Genera
ASsns: only 70 fnss5 .:'.se a t districts
:n sDpiessoa Of the enes Of the COMPANY n ibi
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TIE MAGIC CONF will color the hair or hes I'd
a permanent black or brown. Il contains mo-
poison, leaves no slop or stain on the AKIN, :
IL has beer fully tested on white heads and
boards in Washing ton, changing them To a
htauiliui dark color III few minutes, leaving
the dye permanently fixed; and il is TOO Ws,
known TO be considered any humbug. Sold
Wholesale and retail by Charles Stott No. 8 d.
f%nn. avenue, Washington. and to De had o
all druggists. o.
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HrD-LRsT-On Thursdsy, the 4th OF March.
oHe-haif OF The penitsntiai srason OF Lint VIII
have passed Easter Sunday falling on ne as,h
Instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

BLIND Tom, the wonderful negro pianist
comnrpc,s series Of six concerts ~ Odd Eel.
lows Hall, this evening
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The DAvESpokr BRoranRs will give "a ali
last -eance at Me'zerott Hail this evening. As
sIs'd by Mr.. Fay. The dark seance IL con
rec'ed with ,h- cabinet f,ats. and the whole az
n,bltion included under one price of admissiop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

WiLBHRFORCR CSIvERsITY.-ThIs ln-,i-u
''ou, which is situated near Xanis. Ohio, and
which u for the education OF coIOrcd pao,,lt >.
serve a. teachers Of their race in the Sou h, i,
CT mped for mesns, and Mr.. John Cousiis
agent Tor the University, Is now III tai city
soliciting aid. He 10 at No Us i street, anC
we hope the pbiianthropis,s In our city will
literally respond 10 his appeal for help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

TIE RKv. DIR. MITCHELL, of Harrishnr~
who bias accepted the pastoral change of th,
New YORK Avenue Presbyterian Church. Wi
commence bis LABOR on The lAth of March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

CAsTBkBURN opens the new week vita 8
pshiomIme entitl-d the Magic Trumpe,,r IN
saoiion 70 the corps Of danssuses, the q Al
Csn, and several new comic ana Erhiooi Ar
delineators.
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Born ALLorArHro AND HOMEOPATHIC y,

Born ALLoPATHIC AND HOMEOPATHIC pby
slcians agree In opinion that Hof-s Malt Ex-
tract is highly serviceable not only AS an arti.
Gle OF diet for coHyafescent patients, or ia the
case Of patients with enfeebIed vital powers
but likewise tor diseases of the throat chest
lungs or stome ch, for Catarrh in all Its differ
ent stages. or colds and hoarseness, and for
consumption IN its different stages err
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

MAPLE SCGAI, FRUIT. &C.-Messrs. J. W
Moore & Co. No. 4-j 9th street. be, wean ID aud
T., have just received large ass0rtnea. vi
maple sugar, the first Of the season: also a 4 ae
lot Of Malaga grapes, Havana oranges, &c
They have also on hand a fine assert npDt u
fruits OF all kinds, and those wishing to inv i
in such articles are ad yised to gly them q O..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

FROh joan D. EI.Lis, the publisher, We have
he " Pres data March" with Q full Length
Likeness Of Gen. Grant for The titis.pase.
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PARDONED. - On SATURDAY., James Hen ~
Coleman. colored man. convicted ab.ut IN
DAYS ago in our Criminal Court OF assault IA d
battery and sentenced to iaII for six mon n :
recommendation OF Colonel J. W Forney aud
hers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

ALEXANDRIA MATTKRs-The Ga-,f, O: y -
uIday evening has the following Hens:
Properly SGiss.-The two story brick hon -
on Columbus street, near Prince, has been Id
by Mr. Amos Slaymaker, TO VI ior John q re.a
Tor S2,2tJ. The two story brick house near tie
above. formerly occupied by the late Jam -
Riddle, has been sold TO Dir. James Jirigg. Or
$3.50.
E"af'y"Hc' --Tha Virginia Conference o. he
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet ~ he
Washington street nj. T.. Church, ia thu, c,sy,
OF Wednesday next, the ID proximo. aud c.E.
tn Ne in session, 1t is thought, five or six DAYS
Bisfop Ames VIII preside, and large atter J.
ance of ministers is expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

For THs Inauguration Ball, the best and
finest quality colored Kid Gloves at 81 rs per
pair can be found at lie wi, Baar's
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TIE MISIATJR SHIP CONsTITr rIoy which
f2ursG In the inaugural procession Of Ru.
Cbaf III in 1s57, and has been laid up IN the
ship borS" of The Navy Yard ever since, l. 70
be ia the Inaugural line ON The ith, under tue
auspices Of the Sixth Ward Republican Club
as she Is now being refitted for the purpose
She Will Ge full rugged and e. utppsd will b tve
stern and quarter boats, and anchors aud
CHAINS arranged in regular man of war style
Besides she Will have a formidable looking
ba't'ry and will b. manned by youths IN sailor
Costume The car bearing the ship Will be
drawn by six richly caparisoned horses
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FIRE ALARNs-Two alarms OF fra were
sounded At an early hour yesterday mJruIny.
boih o. which pfocse1ed from trivial ctuses.
pile Of rigs III the warehouse II T. T. Green.
corner Of IN and z streets north. was first
discovered TO be on FIRE, and was -xtiDguished
with few buckets of water; and about the
same time a bed In Mr.. John Key worth's, M.
5l3 street, between I'd and Sd streets, caught
fire. but was soon extinguished. This N ,ri.
ing. about half past eight ocio k, a few shin
giles on the roof of the Green Mountain sQack
house, located on the space Ia front Of -ha
GENRE Ma set-bouse. igni,ed from the stove.
pipe, but the fire was so1n extinguis he'd. and
bu' u 'i| DAMAGE done. The Fire Dspartman
promptly responded 10 the above alarms. bur
fortunately their services were not neaisd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
DlscovKcvorIsD rANRExArys.-Ou Frid.

DisCovRcyOF INDIAN RENAIYS.-On Friday
asst while MesSTs SIMPSON, knight, and 9TH
'rs. fisher men, Were bunting IN the woods bor-
deTing Potomac Creek, they discovered an In
dian mound about ten feet square. which bal
~ uncovered by the crumbiing of the bank
snd which contained q large nu her OF SIX L.
ION bones Dc IDS. arrow ba-bs and other relics
peci liar 10 the anciTEt in hshi.ants of the Pu-
'onac. Some OF the beads were OF glass. W ale
Others Were made OF shelis-a fact which indi.
CAFES that irade intercourse was kept up h..
tween the tribes and their more CIVILIZED bret u
ren. The announcement of the disc 1yery ax.
cred much attention in the neighbour o ID, and
a large number OF the al cent inhabitants
visited the spot to crafty their curiosity.