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the Union army and disabled in the service who had
been dsfranchised for the harmless language uttered
either before they donned the blue since the war ne
atrocity the abuses which had developed themsav5
under the system disranchisemeut shown by he
Speaker at some length in the absolutely ere IRE.
right any citizen to vste being completely az the
mercy OF any villain who happened to he registering
officer while there remeoy or the grossest OF out
Tho fact, too was public tnat IN mauy co9ntles
ddaes the only consideration being to the numbsr
opposit votes 70 stricken oil to secure maority
In one case as many rs 800 voters disranchsed
House of Representatives.
II seemed clear him that the bill 5ti utonal
in the attempt made annihate the Judgments made
in favor Of loyal citizens, to aunhae the right OF civil
action of loyal citizens for committed by kebes
in aid OF tho Rebellion aud in the attempt 70 into the
courts in time OF TO arrest the administration OF
Justice. In all these respects the bill was uncon
sttutonal. He opposed tOit because It extended
pardon and amnesty to murderors robbers rashers ana
incendaries.
One great which the Government had made was
the failure ut the close the punish It's leaders
treason hundred st class funerals at that time would
have been worth a hundred amnesty bills He believed
relieve all classes of Rebels who did choose ask
and who general rule denied that they Enilty of
any wrong. He believed it s'i necessary that the State
legislatures should be in the hands OF loyal who
weud logisats TO pay the national debt protect the ute
soldiers their widows and orphans,
maintsn the rights of the euTanohised coured men.
Mr. Nblaek asked il Mr.. lawrence would not coucede
that hundreds Of the most influential and mertorous men
in the South we're disfranchised.
Dir. Lawrence admitted that, but said that no mer
torious who had asked to be relieved from ms dlsa
bilities has been refused relief.
Mr. Nback inquired furthir Whether the continued
clusion Of these did not really give them more COns7
quonce and influence in their own communities
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WOMAN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.-This move
mCnt meets with great encOu Tagement, and pro
lnisGs speedy results. About one hundred OF the
ladies of the city met yesterday az the hall OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. and the Presi-
dent, Rev. Mrs Kennard, appointed committees 10
organize the COED work Immediately. The first step
will be 10 secure property and establish board
ing house for young wOme. All who desire 20 take
an.actve interest ia this noble work can send their
names and residences to Mrs. s. 5. Kennard, No.
72O N. Broad street.
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LARCENY OF Wool Last night two men, named
JOnn Clark and Charles Mcilhenny, were arrested
bV Delaware HarbOr Policemen English and Camp
bell upOn the charge OF the larceny OF two bags OF
wool from a store at Delaware avenue and Market
street The prisoners were taken Into custody as
they were going aboard a feTry-bOat for Camden.
They had A hearing before Alderman GOdbon and
were committed for trial.
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. FROM .N.EW ENGLAND.
Hire In New HampshIre,

DOVER, Dec ia fire in Union village, last
! night, burned Mitchell & Co.'S bann6ry and a. +.
Wood = grocery. The village library aud property
OF Unity Lodge OF Free Aasons was also destroyed.
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at give my hearty preference TO the
Wilcox q Gibbs Silent Sewing Machine"
FANNY FERN.
"The weight of reliable evidence being
overwhelming for that Of the Wilcox & Gibbs
Silent Sewing Machine l decided upon It,
procured it, and an, more than satisfied"
GRACE GREENWOOD.
az have the Wheeler & Wilson, the Grover
g. Baker, and the Wilcox d Gibbs Sewing
Machines in my family. / use the Wilcox
d Gibbs most frequently, thinking it far
superior to either of the others"
MRS. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
Nv wife would not accept a Sewing
Machine Of any other patent as a gift, if she
must receive it on condition of giving up the
"'''O'-- REV. OLIVER CRANE,
Carbondale, Pa.
"The Wilcox & Gibbs is the oaty Sewing
Machine whose working is so sure and simple
that | could venture to introduce it into
Syria" REV. A. r. PRATT,
Missionary american Board.
awe have used various Sewing Machines
within our family, but it is the unanimous
opinion of the household, that the Wilcox
& Gibbs is the best Of them all.'
REV. J. S. HOLME,
Brooklyn, NY.
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
Of construction, / have seen no Sewing
Machine equal 10 the Wilcox d Gibbs"
EEOCH LEWIS,
OF the Pennsylvania Central T. L.
4 correspondence OB tie subject
of Se,CiHg Mdchil3es as respectful
GY solicited.
ID. s. EWING,
72O Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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OUR MERCHANT MARINE.

It's etntps Ia 1870, tlomparsd with tho
Previous Year.
In the following table is given an official exhibit
of the merchant marine of The Port or PBiladelphia
on June 80, 1870, as Ompared with the correspond
inn date of he nreyiOUs
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PROPOSED NEW HALI--The lodge OF Knights OF
pythias at BustletOn contemplate erecting hal at
that place. asst evening a concert held in
HustetOn 10 aid the fund for that purpose, and il
proved 10 be grand succeEs.
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nSxs PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
S~S ROAD COMPANY, Office, No. 22T S. FOURTH
Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is. 1870
Notice ia hereby given to the Stockholders Of this
Company that the annual meeting and election for
President, six Managers, Treasurer, and Secretary
will take place on the second MONDAY 9TH OF
January next, at II NJ. VIM. II. WEBB,
u Is tjan Q Secretary
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SPLENDID GooDS FOR CHRISTMAs-W q. Perry.
No. I2S Arch street, has opened n fine, large, and
varied stock Of useful and fancy articles at his
stole, suitable for holiday presents HIS STOCK em
braces every article in his peculiar line Of business.
HIS fine French and EuElish stationery cannot be
eXceied. fine assortment OF chromOs is offered
for sale which ~ Will he necessary TO close out be-
fore the fTst Of the year to make room for eEten
siye alterations His store is daily crowded with
visitors who are attracted by his magnificent array
OF goods. To meet the great demand fresh supplies
are constantly being received, which are added 10
as these arc disposed OF. Mr. Perry is a live man OF
business and those who once purchase from him
rarely fail to call a second time. Call upOu him
carly, so that yen can make good selection from
his extensive stock.
ATTEMPTED SUICIpE.-About Z O'Clock this morn
ing Caroline Paul, aged htty years, attempt ed sui
eide by cutting her throat with butchers knife
she was found ia the alley-way OF residence on
Fi tn street. below Race, Her husband Kept a
basket-store on Race street, below Second. His
trade not prOspering, a constable sold him out. II
alleged that he then ran away. With her son, the
wife found temporary shelter at the residence on
Fifth street, below Race. To the wife the shock
was too severe TO be overcome, and she attempted Il
suicide, as told above. She was removed to the
Pennsy lvana hospital, where she now lies in very
critical condition. She has a terrible gasn in her
throat.
THE POLICE LIEUTENANT HEARIEG.-This morning
was the time fixed for further hearing in the case
OF Lieutenant Erickson, charged with interfering
with the New Jersey elections but from some cause
other the parties failed To appear IL is matter
OF great doubt whether the hearing will take place
at all.
FOUND DRowNED.-This morning the body OF
Michael NlcCollum was found drowned in the Della
ware at Race street wharf, Schuylkill. Deceased
resided at No. 1880 Lombard street. The Coroner
was notified to hold an rquest upon the body.
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Evening star., 1870-03-05
ALEXANDRIA.

THE FOLLOWING ITEMS are from the Ga.eae OF
last evening:
PorosAc AND MAxAssA. k:AILRoAD.-The
Potomac and Manassas Railroad Company
contemplates line Of railway from Manassas
JEnction to some point on the Richmond, Fred
Aqua Creek terminus and Fredericksburg, OF
at some point on the Potomac railroad. The
c0rpOratOrs named are Anson Bangs, jesse
Hoyt, Columbus &. Douglass, Aylett Nicho&, c.
w. Dunnlngt0n, Daniel +. Ruggles, and Waltes
Weir. 1t is said to be project Of Northern
capitalists.
RALRoAD-There seems to be a hitch in the
proposed railroad from Alexandria to Frede-
ricksburg in consequence Of a contest for
supremacy between two opposing charters. The
Oldest OF these charters expired during the war
but the time was extended by the Military Gov
ernor of Virginia, and there is some question OF
the legality of that action. There Il no doubt
that work will soon be cOmmenc under one OF
both of these charters.
COUNTY RADICALs-A meeting of the Radi-
Gals of the fifth magisterial or COUNTY distric,
was held at Freedmen's Village on "Wednesday
night. Among the subjects discussed was the
on Mississippi plantations, but the proposal did
not meet with much favor, but two of the large
number of cOlOred men present agreeing to risk
their fortunes further South.
STEAM SEINE BOAr.-It was mentioned some
time ago that boat for laying out the seine a.
Marsh Hall Fishing Shore had arrived here tC
lie furnished with a steam engine. That WORK
has been accomplished, and n trial of the ma
chinery this morning resulted satisfactorily
RELIGIOUS MANIAC.-A colored man from
Winchester, bound hand and foot, was carried
through this city yesterday, on his way to the
Insane Asylum at Richmond, who lost his mind
and became n raving maniac because he wa
not allowed by the church to which he belonged
to preach.
BANKRrpTs-The following named person.
Of Fairfax county have received their dis
charges as bankrupts, from the United State.
District Court, from July 1st, 1859, to January
31st, 1s'0:-D. j. p. Scandiand, John X. Tay-
lor, Oscar Moore, b. M. Powell, c. w. nj. Hut
tal 7. NJ. Brush.
LAND SALE.-Green & Wise. land agents. sold
the farm Of Mrs. Elizabeth j. Trott, near vi
emma Station, A. L. IL ii. K. r., containing I22 !.
acres, with good improvements, dwelling, large
barn, and good orchard, to Garrett w. Stryker
Of New Jersey, for S3,675.
CADETsHIP.-J. II. Massey, son of the post
master Of this city, has received the appoint
ment as cadet at Annapolis from this Congress.
siOnal District.
Evening star., 1870-03-05
Nj L d ATES MAIL
MARYLAND.
PosT OFFIcE DEPARTMENT.
WnS

TOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Proposals will be received at the Contract Oscss
h7o, Ito be decided by April ~ for carving tn
ails OF the United States from July l. 1870 to Jun
and By the Of % ,ns rste Of
rivals herein specified. viz:
;C6l-From PerrymansviIle to Booth Bay Hill.
miles and back, once 9 week.
zrris. q BOTH Bay aiii hifiSr1iT Sy Il M
Leave Booth Bay Hill saturday at IoA.m.
Arrive at Perrymansville by III A. M
Proposals for more frequent service invited.
oof2-From Saint Leonarls, by Lisby Store, IN.
TO , Mil Creek, in o. 10 miles and back, ono,
Leave Leave; Saint M,, leonard, C.. Saturday atlPM
Leave Mill Greek Saturday at A. M
Arrive at Saint Leonards by l2M
a6s-Frop West River to Shepherds Store, mile,
and back, once q week.
Leave Leave Wes, y, sssaSsIi ESs5 iS:tsgTd.y
Arrive at West Rssr sefs By SO F. at
Proposals for more frequent service invited.
14-fr0m rom NNeTrourgh New to Ionpkins, tp. o.,) mile,
Leave NeTburgh Saturday at atIlA.M
Arrive at Tompkins at II M.
Leave Tompkins Saturday at 9AM
Arrive at Newburgh by 10 A. NJ.
0G-FTcm Philspolis, BY Belfast, Butler. Menn'
perco. niles niles and back ana twice %esk to
Leave philopolis "Wednesday and Saturday a,
arrive at Upperco by1P.M
Leave Uppsrco "Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Philopolis by6PM
Proposals invited for three times week ser
3Oe6-From Lauraxille, by Halber,on, In. o., to
Jerusalem Mills, "A miles and back, once
Leave Lauraville Saturday at SAM.
Arrive e ysrgsaIe%% s:I e 4 Mills e by 2 H.
Arrive at Lauraville by s p. n.
30-From West River to Lancaster tSudley p o. }
smille . and p;ssx 6ssk' W.s txice az q week:
Evening star., 1870-03-05

A BOGUs LAND BUYBR.-The Christians
burg correspondent of the Lynchburg Virginian
sends the following account of a swindle perpe
Iated there by bogus land buyer:
Some weeks ago, il was stated that a Mr. W.
e. Cannon, purpOrting to be from Montgomery
county. Nd, had pur chased magnificent farm
from Mr. WIN. Montague for some forty odd
thousand dollars, cash. The sale was made but
no deed drawn, as Mr.. c. was waiting every day
Tor his brother, or brother-in-law TO come on
with the money. In the meantime. he had
moved his family out to the farm, and COM
menced operations. A few nights ago he went
away, as he said, on a trip to Washington CITY
20 bring on his money, and returned SATURDAY.
night, pretending to have the whole amount
and promising TO meet Mr.. Montague at II to-
day, to settle for the farm. Last night about 10
O'Clock, he deposited an iron bound box in
che safe Of Mr.. j. X. Montague, alleging
that it contained gold, and Mt 2 O'clock
this morning, he aroused Mr.. C..L. Pierce
and deposited a similar box with him
after light this morning, Mr.. p. discovered sand
running out Of the box, which excited his sus-
plcion; and on going to Mr.. Kyle Montague and
opening the box there, they found two rocks
wrapped in old rags; aud on opening the other.
they found two brick bats wrapped also in rags
70 deaden the sound. 1t was then discovered
that Cannop had sent his wife down on the
traln last night to visit sick sister and that he
mad started on a borrowed horse for parts un
known. be went away owing Pierce S115 bor
r0wed money: Montague about sos; Caspari
80 for q suit of clothes; Collision & Co. SI6 for
boots and shoes; ID. w. Frizzell SI5 store ac-
count; and how much more and to whom is not
yet definitely known. NV
Evening star., 1870-03-05

Mr.. BEEcHER's LAsT.-A truss manufacturer
having displayed in flaming advertisement the
Iraudulent announcement that the Rev. Henry
ward Beecher had enjoyed his treatment, that
letter, denying that he ever knew him. and saw
ing: II regard your action toward me as An inn
pertinence, and yonr treatment of the public as
Nenberate swindle If you will put one OF
nave a test case, for know of no other rupture
so eminent and dsgustinp'
Evening star., 1870-03-05

IHE '.BEAuTIFUb PICKPoCKET'' IN New
AoRK-Every detective in New York has either
seen or heard OF Little Lou" alias Watson,
allas JOnrdan, the beautiful English art.ste who
mas so often been arrested for picking pockets.
and through the mysterious influence OF friends
saved from conviction. She is one of the most
expert and innocent looking members of Lar
profession, and wields heavy influence to get
out OF scrape. Her face has often been seen in
uie station-hous and at the central Office.
Mnere her tears sometimes are of avail. Lou
says the police won't let her he honest. The
police say she wouldn't ii she could The
Herald says that she is on friendly terms wifi
some OF the detectives, and has been used as q
stooi-pAgeon by chief of the detectives. Is
this the reason she cannot be convicted?
Evening star., 1870-03-05
GEORGEToWN.

REsIexED.-The principals OF the Male Gram
mar School. Miss Emma Reed, has sent IN her
resignation to take effect on the 3ist proximo.
The Board of Guardians hSxe accepted the
same. and will most likely hlfthe position with
q male teacher. Hsr-
TRAVEL OVER THE AoUEpUor BRIDGE--The
record of travel over this bridge for the month
OF February s rs follows: Foot passengers S,6l9,
horses and riders SIS, wagons and one horse S66,
horses I. wagons and four horses Is, cattle 42l
sheep 902.
RIVER FRoNr.-Entered-St Prince
william, Hamill, Occqouan, with wood, barrels
ana hoop poles.
Evening star., 1870-03-05
NITED TATES MAIL
VIRGINIA.
P3sr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

POST OFFICE DEPARrMEyT,
p, WASHING eroN, January 5, is7O.
this Department unni o'clock NJ Of MsreS mfs 81 g.
M tsS s bs dssdsd sy April carrying the
sH'i and sy tas Of and
lO-From Lebanon, By head of McClure,s C,e.l
th: a. o;,1 ssnders Mile, In. o., Calender Pew,
and 9sCor% Cap, o PtssoSy tHSly GEesk
Leave Lebanon Monday at SAN.
Arrive az Piketon Wednesday by SPM
Leave Piteton Thursday at AN.
back, once = %eet 20 North Garden, miles and
assEs .es;.. BstsssyilIe ss s Thursday ss lsM.
Leave Leave North Garden ThuGsdGsy y G At am.
SorsR ena Ssrdes es GrsfnyoOd Depot instead Of
fs1% s@9 bKidseway to Lssksville, (N c., 10 miles
Leave Rideevsy saturday y.atsA.m.
Arrive q Leak:ville BY Ii 4. II.
Arrive at Ridgeway BY SP. ga
and 70 the cOaStcn. and C. e
iae vsa. sni s.ss &C.
ssssS . A. sSpss ss
n..,.,e jSo. A, !: SRss'sstfSEsIHssr Rass'st fSEsIHsr'i'
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tn.t ~. .,,,--.-,-
nrton cooot e tso% The Court Of Ssh
sss % q e. d
hereby s.sns ssrnsa s:Ts :4Sn as.
Sefors s1 shs ssh Thereof the bscrioe on ss
:.ci:s excluded rom 81 ss, s nay y eth sas
Given Gndes our hand. sAi. 18th s.v ~ r,,r,.r
"~EW slLLIHAN bLxGDTH.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

LEVY ON THE RICHMOND FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Richmond State journal says that ''the
sheriff of Richmond has levied on all the fire
apparatus Of the city, including the steam fire
engines, hand engines, hose reels, and hook and
ladder truck, and advertises them in the col
umns OF morning contemporary for sale at
auction, to satisfy executions in his hands in fa-
vOr of parties whose liquor was destroyed In 1866
on the evacuation of the CITY,"
Evening star., 1870-03-05

~Cuyler's definition Of Byron's life-gin.
0-When women are allowed to vote they will
be called "ballot girls.''
~The missionaries deny that Kit Burns has
been converted.
- Miss Caroline Godsey, the ''sleeping girl,
eleven miles from Union City, Tennessee, is stii,
living, and, as usual arOuses and remains aw AXE
nine minutes eleven times in twenty-iour hours
Twenty years have passed since the sun shone
upon her. She looks well, and is said to be yery
beautiful. '
Evening star., 1870-03-05

DIR. WHITE, SurgeOn Chiropodist, most
respectfully informs his patrons that ON and
after March LIST, 1870, his establishment win be
located In the more eligible rooms, No. 535 18th
street, opposite u. 8. Treasury. He successfully
treats COrns, Buni0ns, Chilblains, Club and IN
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet.
without pain or inconvenience to the patient.
The shoe can be worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
Dersons ESo Sn OF
ment. hours from q. m. to 6 p. m. Owing to
press OF business at ONCE. DR.. White is unable
70 VISIT patients at their residences except be-
tween and D. m w
Evening star., 1870-03-05

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-We regret to learn that
one day last week, while Mr.. John Bonitant, OF
Berry's district, in this county, and one of our
most estimable citizens, was threshing grain, he
was caught in the machine and so seriously in
jured that his life is despaired Of montgomery
lMd.) Sentinel,
Evening star., 1870-03-05

DRESS SUITS, Business Suits, Plaid and
Plain Cashmere Pants and Vests, suitable TO,
the present season, just received at A. Straus
popular Clothing House, Penna. ave-. bet. 10th
and 1lth streets, three doors east of 11th street
Evening star., 1870-03-05

The BEST PLACE to get Cigars. Tobacco. &c
or the finest qualities and at the cheapest price.
Is kIDDER & MCLEAN's '.Headquarters,b I'll
9TH street, just below I.O.O.F. Hall. CALM
Evening star., 1870-03-05
DENTISTRY.

n w. MERRILL,
Between leth and 18th streets 'Qf8
All Dental work done in the best manner and at
moderate prices Au "'
Gas, Chloroform or Ether used, if desired for ex
tracing Teeth without pain. fell
Evening star., 1870-03-05

SALE OF DALTON."-This valuable estate
formerly the residence of Col. j. K. Dali, con
tanning 312 acres OF choice land, in Washington
county, Nd, was sold on Tuesday week by
George w. Smith, Jr., and Jacob Gruber, trus
tees of Benz Long. The purchaser was Johi
per acre for the tract.-Hagerstoton Mail.
Evening star., 1870-03-05
I'm tai ASSO OCIATION.
NJ DIS; LEWIH q DAVIS,

DIS. LEWIH q DAVIS,
NO. goo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
befwesn 18th and 18th srs., Washington ID o.
r. 1E,ElH ~, EAIRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
~ the use of pure Nitrous Oxide Gas and with
Chlorofoim, or Either, If requested by the -
ps..sn.: trses,n: no S charge Eli be made for ex xW
serted although the patient will be REQUIRED TO nav
ri,, me surgical operation when performed which
insert dJnH upper and lower set of teeth se,mansni
spsda on ae Ku6ber at New York rates, and
English kubber at $2 and all partial sets sf thsse
Der being from $50 to SIS eA hoo-
~ fsItrs and Resxiafise. and all other branches NJ
syyperause Dentistry attended to and performed in
tne very best manner at moderate prices You are
requested to call and see specmens n onr ofics ~
fore engaging elsewhere ~ "ee "0
b.-Old gold plates taken in exchange af fuu
gold valuation for every (sbove speci6ed1 class nt
Evening star., 1870-03-05

IHE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, ID. Beck
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No so,
Market Space, between Sth and 9Th streets.
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. Phi:
Evening star., 1870-03-05

SPRING OvERcoATs at 81, as, 80, and $40
!nst received at A. Straus' popular Clothing
House, Penna. ave-, bet. 10th and tn streets
three doors east of Ith street.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

INDICTMENT TO BEY GOOD SEWING Ma.
CHlNE.-WillcOx & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, Will hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoou
Skirt Factory, 4OS Seventh street, between d
and T.. . II
Evening star., 1870-03-05

The ATTENTION of the Masonic fraternity is
called to advertisements of funeral to- morrow.
Evening star., 1870-03-05

Wn.a1scIoN. rATptHT p : 111FICE, ,,,o
HESkY n, STEyENs of New YORK MtsaE city. snS snS
Of William H. Saunders, deceased, pravins SSS the
extension Of patent granted to the said Wiliam
provement in Coupling for Vehicles: ~. =" wv
1t Il ordered that the testimony In the ca, be
time fer filing arguments and the txnminer rvport
ss limited e the 9th day q Lay neTt md that aid
Any perpon NAY OPPOSE this extsnsio6.
bAMUEL 8. YISHBR.
fe24-lsWSw FgW Commissioner of patenfs.
Evening star., 1870-03-05
u D X 5 A l. L .
FOR SALE.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS.

DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD BY
THE Atm OF APRIL, AS WE ARE DETER.
MINED TO LEAVE THE CITY.
STORE for Rent, and FIXTURES for Sale.
SIEGEL BROS,
sO2 SEVENTH STREET,
NH Sim Owe Door ABOVE 1 STREET.
Evening star., 1870-03-05
CITY ITEMS.

FINE WALKING COATs and other articles of
clothing for early spring wear, at low prices.
One Price only. ,GEO. G. HENNINs.
Evening star., 1870-03-05
INITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

WAsHlNGroN, ID. c., ebrusry ls. IGN
,.On ON the petition of JOHN MAGEE, Of Chelsea,
- n; praying for the extension Of patent I'D
on sne lsth day Of November. 1852, for an improve
"ent IN Nentilatins Damper for Stoves:
u Is ordered that the Testimony In the csse bs
siose1 on the 18th day Of April next that the time
tI nIng arguments and the Examiners report be
uuon on rs neard ON the 4th day Of May next.
I ANY person may oppose thiseutenG3on
Z x.,> SA4UEIS. rISHER,
Evening star., 1870-03-05

CAPT. JOE WOOD, formerly OF the Metropoli-
tan Hotel bar, will now be found at the cosy lit
tie ParlOr Saloon, on 9Th street, between Penn
sylyanla avenue and street, where he will be
happy to see his many old friends and the pub
lie.