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DAYTON, OHIO, May 2O.-The formal exercises
or opening the new hospital of the National
Soldiers Home were held yesterday, in the
music hall of the institution. The attendance
was very large. Speeches were made by the
local manager, Lewis B. Gunnekele, ESQ; Gov.
Hays, OF Ohio; Gov. Baker, Indiana; Generals
Miilich and Schenck, and Surgeon General
Wolcott, OF Wisconsin. The music was nv the
asylum band and the choir OF the First Baptisf
church Of Dayton. The occasion was one OF
great interest. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WINES AND LIOUORs.

81. JULIEN CLARET, s3 per doz, $50 PEI .cask
GE GEkMAN WINEs..W schenheimer, Sc PEI doz ;;
sherry Wine, from 81 to q per gallon.
PT bot MI MIpe, from S20 to Ss per gallon:
bhANDlES.-Otard, Dupuy Co. Cogrss, 9l2
per gallon; Hennessey Cognac, $40 per gafon. Pei
GENUINE s0shsl,e view ssr ssSn gallon
Seltzer, 81 per dozen.
CHARLES GAUTIER,
121T and 1919 Pennsylvania ave-,
Importer OF Wines and Liquors, and proprietor Of
the celebrated NATIVE WINE BITTERS.
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From 81. Loufs-The Befaultimr Citv
Ireasuref-FafaI Accfdenf-Troub bIe
between the Corporate Authorities
and the Gas Company.
Ieleqraphed Exclusireiu % De Erenino

1esegTdpaed E1cttstrety 20 tN kcenin1 star.
ST. LOUIS, May 20.-M l.. Susisky, the late
defauting city treasurer, failing to give $50 600
bond, was sent to jail The Indictment against
him Is for embezzling sl4O, 900.
MIS-. Schwalbensteiker and daughter were
thrown from wagon yesterday, and the latter
was instantly killed and the former DANGEROUSLY
wounded.
The mayor and city council have instructed
tne city counselor to bring suit against the gas
company, to compel them TO sell the gas woeks
to the city, as provided by contracts.
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College Celebratien I'm Maine.
1ete0rophed kzclxsivelv 10 T1s Eueaino Stnx.

a DetsH P Psas s0astpy pnsi b iss sseyS Gsv
Hall last evening were largely attended and
much interest was manifested. Governor
Snamperlain delivered an address, the Rev. j.
n. Tarbox, ID. D., Of Boston, read \ poem. and
the Hon. Il. N. Pomeroy delivered an Grafton.
Chief Justice Bradley, OF the Bromonican
Chapter, was chosen to deliver an address i'm
1871, and Alfred b. Street ESQ, OF the HamiI
ton Chapter, to deliver poem.
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1.-THE amount W which
ultimately received from
Mr.. McClelland-equiya
lent to $50 in cash-wa,
given to me voluntarily by
him, without any eXactioI
or demand by me, and al
chairman of the Repub.
lican General Committee
Of the city, and received
by me in that capacity
aud as en- authorized col
lectOr of funds. ."-Tesrt
BiOHt Of W1n. A. Cook BE-
fore Police Com Dltffes.
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TCEi ICEn ICEni

The public 9. respectfully informed that on and
10 the Citizens of wsshineton and Georgetown
superior article Of PENOBsCor ICE, guaranteed
O. be pure, clear and hrm, st the lowest prccs pos
sible. Orders may be Isft at the once 9Th street
wharf. sent through the post once, er gwen 70 the
drivers of the wagons, marked - sIndependent Ice
Company" FAY BAILEY,
9Th street wharf.
On favorable terms. ap I-lm@
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General Synod Of the Reformed Pros.
byterfan Church-A Majority Of the
Fresbyterfes I'm Favor Of Church
Union.

1etegrephed Esclusirely to The Erenin2 Star.
CINCINNATI, May 20.-The General SYNOD of
the reformed Presbyterian Church OF North
America yesterday elected the Rev. DIR. Mcleod
9i New York, moderator; Rev. DIR. Steele. of
Phladelphia, secretary, and the Rev. Mr.. Wood
sue, OF brooklyn, assistant secretary. On taking
Ine cnair, Dr Mcleod made a short address
allnding TO his connection with the SYNOD as
stated clerk for thirty-fve years. He looked
upon TINS as the crisis in the history of a
Reformed Presbyterian Church, and hoped the
synod would not be governed by a partizan
spirit in its deliberations.
=, Reports Of presbyteries were received. All
with the United PRESBYTERIAN Church ia :
S1oIen II, except the Eastern and Philadelphia
1t 1TttesDy,erles WHICH were opposed to the union.
refer to the subject N "0'
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
The London Standard ON the Reeeus
Yacht Race.

1etesraphed BsclSssvely 10 he Evenisv Ms,.
LONDON, May 2o--The Standard has An eai-
yacht and rowing races The writer aSmIsS en-.
SSappno victory, and hopes il viii be the last
heard OF International matches, which 40
notnine but foster mischievous iealousies.
denny.
PARIS, May 20.-Prosper Duyereier de Han
vanne, personal friend of NJ. Thiers and Xa-
yler Maomier, hvye been elected members OF
the French Academy.
hsParsero fe.itiyely Refuses to be
MADRID, May O.-Another deputation vaited
on Espartero yesterday, hoping to prevail upon
nm 70 accept the throne. 1t is reported that
ne persisted In his refusal.
Garfbaldi Bottled lin.
FLORENCE, May 2o.-Three Italian frigates
are cruising sround the Island OF Caprera 20
prevent the escape of General Garibaldi to
Naples. Inc government takes this action be-
cause IL Is known that the sons of q sribaltl are
with the insurgents in Southern italy,
A Coup d,Etat I'm PortugaI-Geueral
saloanha Makes His Way with an
armed Force Into the PaIace-He
.oIces the hfng 10 Form q New Cab.
LONDON, May 2o.-The following details Of
TIE insurrection in Por sugal are p1blished to-
osyy1Seneral gay Saldanha having taken the castle
OF ot' george, after sharp light, wherein seven
were killed and eighty wounded, entered the
palace, and Immediately resigned his oommand
INTO the Kings hands, who authorized him TO
form new ministry. This coup d'etdt was mar
uclpated In or sympathized with by the people
OF LISBON, Oporto, and other cities.
Burning Of A French Deputy I'm Ef.
6gy.
Paris, May 0--Deputy Steemaker was
burnt IN effigy by number Of the residents of
ms District last evening, on account OF his op
position to the plebiscite.
French Politics, via London.
LoSpoS, May 2O.-The proceedings of the
trative decentralization is said to justiIy the
hopes for important concessions to the local
government.
Arrived Out.
LoNDoNDRRY, May 20.-The steamer Ottowa,
from Quebec for Liverpool, was signalled to.
day.
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SENATOR STOCKTON celebrated his silver wed.
ding last night. There was large and brIlian,
assemblace Of Washington society present, in
cluding nearly all Of the Senators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-20

SECRETARY BELKNAP win present the diplo
mas and deliver the customary address to tn,
graduating class at West Point in June.
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THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF MrpsHrP-
MEN at the Annapolis Naval Academy com
Iaenced to-day. Secretary Robson was pres.
ent at the opening exercises.
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Lt VIII be noticed


LIST. That Mr.. Cook swears that he distinctly
TOLD the Mayor that he was to receive the $500,
and he gives the particulars of extended con-
versatinns on the matter Mr.. Bowen. on oati,,
gives this nat denial. Who shah we believe
Cook, Bowen or neither. i --- t-.-l 2
I'd. That Mr.. Cook swears that he received the
money solely for party purposes as an author
Lied collector Of the party, and as Chairman OF
the Republican General Committee. And i'm
his pamphlet he asserts that he distinctly re-
fused to receive the money IN any manner, share
or form as q fee, and that he received il as Gu
osel Cook, not as Attorney Cook. Az 1s-l.-
Mr. Crane testides that Cook claimed the
right to reserve the whole or a portion of the
money for himself Mr.. Cook. being recalled
and asked if he had anything to say in reply TO
Mr.. Cranes statement admits that he had said
that it was optional with him how he should use
it, that ne could claim it as An attorney, and as
fees If he saw MT; but that he expected to use it
"or nearly All OF NJ for campaign purposes.
Who shall we believe in this case, At,oraey Y
Cook, Colonel Cook, Chairman Cook or Can.
pdign Collector Cook? -v,.
Sd. That Mr.. Cook swears that he was two or
three months at work for McClelland before he
got his money from the Mayor. Mr.. McClel-
land swears that he called upon Mr.. Cook in
April, 1863, to engage his services in the mat
ter Mr.. Bowen swears that the money was
paid on the 1lth day Of May, 1869. Who shall
We believe in this case, Mr.. Cook or Messrs.
Bowen and McClenand.
We might quote greater length from this
remarkable testimony, in q way to show how a
number of perverse witnesses (including Colonel
Cook) seem TO have combined to put ATTORNEY
Cook in an unpleasant light. But these speci-
mems are as convincing as q thousand.
We are afraid Mr.. Cook win have to trv ava,,
The spot n rather rubbed in than out. =,
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MAJOR BRowNRIee, of Her Majssty's Eighty
fourth Infantry, is at wllard's,
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The Lime Rock Bank Robherv a,
rslssrapaed Esclssiveiy 20 "a. Eveniao Star.

1etegTdpked Esclasively 70 17< Evenia1 Ssar.
BELFAST, ME-, May 2e--An armed guard
ordered by Governor Chamberlain With the
concurrence Of the bank ofncers, d now an
escape of the parties connected with the Lime
Rock Bank robbery, This relieves Sheriff COL
dervood from the responsibility for their ems
tody. ~
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DAh IN THE nOUsE.-I0-lay haiaC
the third Friday in the month, under the rule of
the House the Committee on the District of CO.
lumbia was called at two o'clock, and the first
bill reported by Mr.. Cook was the bill which
recently passed the Senate to incorporate the
trustees of the Corcoran Art Gallery, naming
as corpoIators Jas. NJ. Carlisle, George Riggs.
Anthony Hyde, Henry ID. Cooke, j. G. Mcliuire
and Others, which was passed. ~ 80 =
Mr: Cook rext reported the bill 70 Incorporate
the National Union Savings Bank of the Dis
trict of Columbia, naming as corporators Geo.
H. Plant, VIM. s. Huntington, Lewis Clephane.
H. A. Willard, George W. Adams, s. p. Brown.
j. H. Lathrop, Nathaniel Wilson, z. b. Mussey Ms9s
e. G. KObbins. w. B. Todd, Edward Simms
Jos. Casey, j. n. Latta, Henry willard, VIM
McCulloch, and Matthew g. Emery; which Wa
passed. .44 .as 80 : -
The bill authorizing the corporate authorities
to reduce the width Of the alley in square No.
The bill exempting church and school prom
erty In the District from taxation was passed
The bill torepeal the preamble to the Nafional
Theological Institute, act OF April I'd, was
Mr.. Welker reported back the bill to amend
the law in relation to judicial proceedings in
the District OF Columbia (noticed in TAE STAR
Of Tuesday, and 1t was passed.
Mr.. Knott reported back the bill to incorpo
rate the American Union Academy of Litera-
ture, Science and art, naming as corporators
Henry ID. Cooke, Columbus Delano, Joseph 8.
Wilson, X: w. Taylor, 8. l.. Loomis, l.. A. Co
bright and others; which was passed.
Inc % Dill H. 20 simplify the conveyance Of real
by Mr.. Williams, of Ind, and passed.
Mr.. Mckenzie reported back the bill to in
corporate the Columbia Railroad COMPANY
Kelden, Samuel Fowler, A. r. Shepherd, VIM.
Be Todd, George II. Plant, VIM. p. Copeland
Matthew q. Emery and others, with power 10
construct a track from 18th street, along New
York avenue TO X street, along X street To
Massachusetts, avenue, and along Massachusetts
avenue to the Columbia Turnpike and along
that turnpike to Bladensburg, and 1t was passed
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The PREPARATIONS for the Emery ratifica-
ton meeting are progressing on a scale showi
that it win be the most imposing political de-
monsfration ever made in Washington. The
people have taken the affair in hand and mean
to make'it a big thing.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENuE--The receipts TO-DAY
from this source were SS97 ,112.77.
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EXTENSIVE REVENUE FRAUDS IN TEXAS
Supervisor Bridgland, OF Texas, reports that
the grand jury of that State have found fiFty-
four indictments against parties there for rev
enue frauds. Several ex-revenue officers are
among those indicted.
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COAL AND WOOD.
DENTISTRY.

u. pENrIsr,
No. 1918 PEHNsYLvANIA AvENUE,8
Between 3th and 18th streets. 4
All Dental vork done In the best manner, and q
moderate prices
Gas, Chlsr0form or Ether used. II desired for ex.
usctfng Teeth without pain fell
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
IMPORTANT From CrBA.
rroelamatf0n Of Partial Eu.nci~.

HAVANA, May 2o.-Captam General De Eo-
das has just published an order that an slaves
seionefng to the Insurgents in the,neld, i'm for
eign countries, or who have taken up arm. or
a ervea As guiaes 70 spanish troops, or performed
henceforth free. '~"Se arc
The insurgent Captain Mestrn and some OF
nls tollovers have surrendered to the Spanish
authorities at Puerto Principe.
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fHrApxLfHIA, May 2.-1'he extensive malt
street, was damaged BY Dire this morning. The
damage TO the building Ia not serious, but the
large amount Of malt lost sweIle the loss to
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The fhaisaeiphis Fire.

= PHLADEPHrA, Msy 7e.-The insurance ON
and S35ooe on the stock, mostly In citv ca,,,,aE
nies. II Is Insured In the Indepepdent Of Ros-
ton for e 800. and In the Charter Oak OF Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-20

MILHAU'S GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL.
Pure and reliable obtained from fresh and healthy
by all respectable druggists j. MIGHAUS SONS,
Ie3 Broadway, n Y. my6-FaTlm,r
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rxco,opeI Drake DE Kay, reported to have
leff New York a. commander Of the Cuban ex-
petition which sailed ON the George b. Upton,
< sin In that city.
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The Kentucky Races.
- Rnc2asnioe7sr ko "a 49, -

LorIsvuLH, May A.-The race betvsen
Amber and Asteroid yesterday,-mile heats~
was awarded to Amber. IL 10 rumored that the
rider Of Aster0id was brided. = : - -
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BAfCHELOR,s HAIR DyE.

. This splendid Hair Dye is the best I'm the world.
harmless, reliabe instantaneous, does not contain
cad nor any v,tatie poison to produce paralys or
Sosspe X9n se sTnted a and dsiuye
w.. A Bate ehelor 2 hair Dye has had thi,tS years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
~ All Druggists. Applied at 10 Bond street,
MI. fe5-tr
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a NTHONY EIsHERa
A STHONY FISHERS
IIRsT CLASS SECURING ESTABLISHMENT.
No. 6ls sIxTH STREET,
0PP0sIIE PArKSr OFFICE.

Sole proprietor ola new French scourins Proc....
by shich be is able 20 cleanse ladies' dresses of ali
kinos, Sltnoet oefns npeed. 9entiemen' clothing
grease Spots will be removed SO thu they win NOD
shOE again = . = 80
RSfresoss:-Mss.rs. B. II. Duyall, asa Pa. ave /,
III HeiberRex 2f2 Pa ave; @. i. Schsfer, 2 !
Pa aTe;W r Grifith, SOS 9Th st.: A. SAX. & Co.,
SIG TN st., and many others. sp1 I'M
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" 4 probably got the
money some time in May
IL was probably towards
the middle or latter part.
Ii must have been two or
three months prior to that
that he (McClelland) ori-
ginally made me the offer,
The Mayor did not
settle the clam till over
two months alter. i first
spoke to him. l went
to the Mayor repeatedly
and tried TO get a settle
nent Of it. Perhaps I was
engaged at il for two or
three months. = TsStt-
DIoHy Of Wm. A. Cook be-
fore OoHorda COMMITTEE.
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CAN BE FOUND AT
STRAsBURGER BROS,
900 SEVENTH STREET, tOLD NO. 373J BE-
TWEEN AND STS.
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The HOUSE DEBATES THE CATHOLIC OUEs-
TIoN.-There was one OF the sharpest debates OF
the session in the House yesterday afternoon on
the question Of providing in the diplomatic bill
for mission to Rome. The bill only provided
for consul, and Mr. Brooks proposed to substi
tute minister resident, and in the course of
the discussion the democratic members CHARGED
that the republicans opposed a mission there on
the ground of the religious tenets which held
sway in Rome, and cited the fact that in the
next line OF the bill provision was made for a
minister to the polygamcus country of Turkey,
some OF the republican members denied mi.
and others did not. Mr.. Bingham, of Ohio
dened the democratic members to endorse the
doctrine OF infallibility proposed in the Fem
menlcal council, and denounced it as an At
tempt to letter the freedom of thought. of con.
science and Of the press. Mr.. Dawes CHARGED
MI. BROOKS with having been q know nothirg.
Mr.. brooks repiied that Mr.. Dawes told false
mood, and knew 1t was a falsehood while he was
telling it. Mr.. Voorhees, and Mr.. Bingham had
tilt on the Catholic religion, and altogether.
LOT nearly two hours, the discussion was Of a
very exciting character. "
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DARLOws GALLERY,
ID 1885 PENSA. AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE,
Near l3th street re-ri.

The following Paintings are on free view, and for
sale: The BetrOthed, BY MARTY Calsch one of the
Ssieitsd sI N A2eEioa Large picture by Laurent de-
~ stTobel The original portrait of Col Ric hard
johnson Vice President under Martin Van Bu-
ren no ~ said % have shot painted from
hfe, at frankfort, Kentucky, by j. Neagle, ISl3
To which are added one hundred and twenty other
nne Pictures from the Tht mpson' and Beaumont
collections among which original Portraits of
Ben amin West, By himself; Gen. Washington, by
Gilbert stuart; Sir VIM. Beechy, by himself: Sir
Godfrey kneller, by himself; Sir Thos. W Wentworth
Cen James atsOn Webb, by Charles Elliott
Street Scene, By J. II. b. Koehkock. Also, Choice
Water Color and Pencil Drawings, Old Engravings
&c making altogether one Of the finest and largest
collections for sale in the United States
milo iChrOnI II. N. BARLOW, Proprietor
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TIE MARKET HOUSE BILL A LAw-BLAcK
EYE FOR SAYLRs j. B-The President this
morning signed the bill to incorporate the
washington Market Company, and transmitted
1t to the State Department.
This is bad for Mayor Bowen. He assured
members of Congress that his reelection was
dependent upon the defeat of the Market House
bill. The members unkindly passedit it with that
dread contingency fnll in view, and the Presi-
dent has signed it with the same apparent in
difference TO the threatened result. OF course
MIR. Bowen viii now withdraw from the Mayor-
atty contest, as according to his own admission
he has no chance OF reelection, the Market
House bill having become law.
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NoN1NATIoNs.-The President sent to the
Senate to-day the Following nominations:
Jacob +. Stock, of Mimi, to be principal clerk
OF private land claims in the General Land or.
fee. N Va
Andrew Akin, Of Kansas, to be Register OF
Land ONCE, "Arkansas District" Kansas.
W. A. Shannon, of Kansas, to be Receiver of
Public Moneys, "Arkansas District, - Kansas
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RED CLOUD CoMINe.-A telegram from For,
Eetterman says that Red Cloud and John Rich
ard, with five hundred Siorx arriyei there
Wednesday. Red Cloud, Richard, and ahout
twenty Of the pr ncipal men will leave for wash
ington to-day. 'A
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NAVAL ORDKRs.-Assstan Surgeon John C..
Wise has been ordered to the practice ship Sa-
vannah.
Third Assistant Engineer W. s. Moore has
been ordered to duty in the Bureau OF Steam
Engineering.
Lieutenant Louis A. Kingsley has been de.
tached from duty at the photographic Office in
this city and placed on waiting orders.
IHE ADJOURNMENT QUEsTIoN-A SHARP
TALK IN THE SENATE.-There was quite a
heated debate in the Senate to-day, on the
House resolution to adjourn on the 4th of July.
Mt. Drake denounced the action OF the republi-
cans who voted with the democrats in favor of
the resolution, stating that he desired that fact
known to the country. Mr.. Cameron retorted
sharply to Mr.. Drake, and he was followed bv
MT. I1pton, who thought the practice of Ar
Il mpting to dragoon Senators into certain meas
ures, such as just attempted by Mr.. Drake. was
odlous. The Vice President called the GENTLE
man to order, and Mr.. II. retracted but t6ou ght
this practice had already gone too far. The
editor Of the Washington Chronicle all the winter
bad been attempting to whip republican Sens
tors in with the party lash, and now it must be
stopped. -, '' '0
The morning hour having expired, the bill to
enforce the fifteenth amendment was laid aside
informally, and finally the resolution was
amended by inserting the 18th OF July, instead
OF the 4th.
At halt-past two O'Clock the House agreed IN
the Senate amendment to the adjournment res
oluiion; hence Congress will adjourn on the 18th
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NALOSTAN ISLANDl
"A The unders Zned havir rsftted and 4
prepared this lovely and beautiful leland vEAAV
ior the reception Of Pic Mics and Pleasure lsyR
Parties, pecully call the attention of the pnh
To the sane. Applications for pic-uscs, ETC. may be
made at HENIs1 A. kAISERS. az 9reen street
GeoIgetoNn- "a. A. KAISER & Hermann
hlCH1ER. my IL 3m~
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AkT REPOSITORY,
245F STREET,
BaSs-. TartssstA and FOxstesxiA Ssrssis.
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAYINGs,
PHOTOGRAPHS, CHROMOs, &c,
ROGERs GROUPS OF GULPTURE,
ARTISTS MATERIALS,
sTATUETTES, SC, sc Il,
PICTURE FRAMES,
CORD AND TASsELs, &C, &C.
yELvET PAsSE PARTOCTs,
PARLOR BRACKETS, &C
Fine Assortment for
HOLIDAY PREsENTs.
oo Bly A. " y. sMI-H.
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OPTICAL.
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES,
Passed at Second Session of Forty-frst Con rress
Turr-NO nI

=. PI NIC-NO. 81 I
Az act TO provide for the creation Of cnrpnraions
IL the District II Columbia by general law
IConitHNe4 from YesfeTdGy's SaTI
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No III 10 On E1 ana ssia hslSiision No "a 4s6
eIREET.N AT {SIREEr
MARI RITER,S,
Ho-4s6 SEVENTH STREET. between ID and streets
EfEht Doors Gbsre OH FeIIotcS' Han,
Cnofce OIL Paintings, Engrsyings, ChrOmos, &c
Also, Largest Stock Pa perhangipgs Window Shades
Picture Frames, Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings
Nails, &C, in the District
81 TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. ap sly