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New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

In the Conf Missionary appropriations, the usual
alOlnents u IT. Louis and hasas reduced TO slOOJ
ana 1900 r. p3eutcA.
DR. Our protested a-anst The estlbli: :hment Of mis-
sions in Ia!J aDd Mexico, the ground that the ncd
W.s air ay occupied 10 tAc Bltsh Wesleyan society
IL doubtei te txpcdicncy of establishing missions
CtEDc cOnires, ana thou ght the money wasted "a 1uch
uiisaJu, would Dc leter cmp.Oyed II oecup! ~ ana en-
arug he mission fields Of India and hina whore there
was much greater promise Of fruitful return Dr. ho-
dicb in oplt On 10 the views thought that there
never 80 fsch cement fOr bO IN Catholic COM
L..
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ARKANSAS.

THE STATE CARRIED BY THE REPUBLICANs-Two
CoNGREsSMEN.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-U. s. Senator Rice
Of Arkansas has following telegram to the Ma
tonal Republican Committee Of Congressman in this
city:
LITTLE ROCK, Nov ia-The State is Republican.
Both branches OF the Legislature Republican also
two Members OF Congress, perhaps three"
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THE VOTE FOR ASSEMBLY.
First District.
VIRGINIA.
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.

STAUNToN, Nov 11.-Highland County gives
67 majority for Harris, and Allegheny County, Re
turns slow majority for Harris in the With Congress
District OF l03 the combined vote OF Gray RldicaD
and Reynolds independently. Much feeling :was mani
tested in canvass. but there has been disturbance
Itcso
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Gpscinl No,irt5.

Nicol q Davidson,
No 6os BROADWAY. NEAR GREAT joNH%-Sr
having eaggei th Goos eore ia. ,sters viii Tie
msBufactgrcrs. NJ Offering
Al VBRY RIt89
roD PACKAGES or WRITE ClINA. DECORATED CHINA
Gl AsswARR RIAL BROHZIs. Competition BROSZRI
CLoCKS MANTEL SETS JAGDtNiEER5. ARTIFICIAL FLOW
EiS BiSQUB W"UEES. Sc
Aso. OF msnuisctHrs,
CUTLERY rILFER-PLATFD wAaK AID GA. PIX UgE2
u...AISAIED CnAbDELIBRS AND GAs-PIXIURgS
a,eci-ly ay clf oan sr.istl
~ A.I ciI5rs ga, -lrlturs slJ ufeorsi
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ILLINOIS.
THE DOUBTFUL DISTRICT

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 12.-JOhn b. Haye, Re-
publican has elected to Congress from the Twelfth
District and il Ii pretty that in the disputed Fourth
and Seventh Districts Hawley and Moore. Eepulicans
and present members, reelected. The Democrats
gam the Fifth and Eighth Districts.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

Louis Mahnak, an elderly German, living IN
tls civ was as@aied last ht 1t the iron steps leading
fr,n FTniiipt 10 the foot OF the Palisades, ny ihfee
Iivwaynen who robbed him OF a wallet containing 65
cents, and tLen escaped
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

An incendiary fire yesterday, in the yillags
OF Athens on the Hudson destroyed property worth sls
OOO on which there $4,000 Insurance. The greaes
part OF the property belonged to the Nichols estate
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
NEVADA.

TIE DEMOCRATS ELECT THEiE coNGREssdAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l2.-fhe latest election
r,,-i from Nevada show that tho eAiirc Democratic
lc.e, u.s Deea e.ecty. W small uaiOlItY. keudau.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

1t will be noticed that the Messrs. Smith,
manufacturers OF the American organ. have tner say"
IN our advertising columns.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
ARIZONA.
A REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 12-Advices from Ari-
zona state that Mccormick QepJ, has been elected to
Congress- the majority in Yuma County insuring his re-
election.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
POLITICAL.
NEW YORK.

The returns of the election In tins State
come in much more slowly than usual. The following
table Of mJorites for Governor made up OF sueh co
pe,e returns have come TO hand, with estimates OF
counties from which no definite information has been
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
KENTUCKY.
THE SIXTH COSGREss DIsTn

louisville, Nov 13.-The official majority
Of william L. Archer. Dem over Wrght0n Rep, in the
VIM Iongrsss District oi this state Is 4,10z
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

Turkish Baths 81 Tetngtonave Lates s. u ~ lss
tlenen constsuly dsy sna nigLt Il. O. AsGELI, 81. D.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

Cuanrro Umbrellas bsve been thoougt ie ,Di hs,s
given genuine non, tas they rapidly beoHs es
Isr,nte Umbrella 10 he msrAeL
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MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial stamping Nose P,r
Wa ByERpvILs TurTossT Old DUrCH CsURoH
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-PRATr-Eovs g By the Rev Mr. Cameron. Mr W,ter
Emile daughter the late Oliver l. Pa O tbs city
HALSEY-MUMPOPDIn Rochester ~ Y. 1hurdsy Nov 10 a.
Church Dr. Foot,. William L. llalsey oi ts ty
and daughter o H. Munfod esp 0i Rochester
NBIISON-MURRAY-O THURSDAY Nov 10 the residence of the
brides parents lmbe u. D. Walter + Nelson
Jessie daughter OF Chas H. Murray, all ofJerSey CITY
PARsONS-IvISOE-On Thursday Nov TO- b. Rev Wam Adam.
Of the bis father M James a P,rsons ssa
MiAs Kate NJ. lslson all OF ths city.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES BY TELEGRAPH.

GRIMES AND CASUALTIES BY TELESKAlh-
49,. Bartholomew DAILY has boen arrested IN EaSt
Comprsige for Illegal voting
80. Great damage was done 30 the tobacco crop In
the VsctaAbajo District. Hassna by The receut s.ormA
....Millcr Waddcll age Il years while ginning cot
ton II mpL, Team Yn!a casAi IA IL ga sa@ htraF
pieaes
co.. Forty indictments have been found in the l. -
Court hsnrt Tn gat peron ho.sHg Jle Jltry y hs
provisions Of the fOwterntb Anendmrnt
IA ire occurred yesterday in the Roman Cltho-
IL Orphans, 10 Cincinnati. Tao chn if 10 5Iubs
.aio5 and the Gsmes eIungusieL Damage SDso
. Last Friday the boiler in Palmers mill. in
Bisari. and baby scaling ssSe, ohr persoh.
-Four more of the Pacific Railroad robbers have
nov $4,000 of The Ye ro1bs has been recovered
S: r.bs. almost of day occurrence Csti0ra. sos
ycyais
go Tho en- gine Of the construction line ON The Mo-
bls ami Ohio oA eIp0del station soatb hengm
Tena Nh,. Tenil, Allied AMI Oen eA Hs 'e-
MS Srousij injured
..AtSau Bernardno, Cal, a Chinawoman wh0 Sl had
Sa ao lied % ss .as s'.'G * sui 1 .i and s:sY to :x n
.y X srsA All the Chinese have beea Or.csed
leave San BernENia
49, The liabilities of David Gibson & Co, liquor
drss Of Cincinnati whose ap weLt protest fdsy viii probe
hy reach 6JJO Though they vii not be able at meat
Tor thev e public that tBy sns
that 10 smoan.s, uohng THAI Suspension
-. Lewis Francis cOlored, fugitive from Justice,
Laurent Of SplEg County Ca Dr. But wife and ch AID tbrss
other persona large reward o1ers for bm lie es arrest
and several acs a, Policeman Skies INJECTING sst soaa1
skles shot hm through the neck lie s be Georaga
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O""'' = BROWNS MAJoTITY OVER Al, 500.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-The election returns
from >. counties give Brown. for Governor, majority Of
Al SIS and tho remaining 20 counties will probably add
abDut / 200 10 this.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

| cannot recommend the Florence Sewing
Machine too highly Owing to the illheath Of my wife
all Of our sewing has been done for months BY little
ignorant negro girl about IL years old. my wife doiDs
the cutting know better proof Of It's simplicity and
ease OF manag cment. Yours,
October, 1870. j. VAN Ports. Batesy iIe Miss
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
NEw,YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. NOVEMBER H. 1870
KANSAS.

Dcm.). beats Fitch RepJ for Congross by about 100
majority.
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NEW-,IERSEY.

MERCER COUNTY.
The vote of Mercer County at the late cleo
ton is announced as follows by the Board Of County
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

Hazard s. CasweIp, Cod Liver Oil /, the bes.
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AlISSOI ri.

THE REPoRED CONGRESS DELEGATION.
The newly elected delegation of Congress
men from Missouri is reported, at last accounts by tee-
eraph TO be divided politically follows:
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DIED.

IN Notices Of Marriages must be indorsei G'h t4U
name and address,
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Diss Dlsa
sEra.tu. Wells Dem. VI Abflbtm Coano DEN
III -Gutavls T.. FHkenburg Rep. VII la-c Ir.c Rep.
" E.lier VIII J. T. X Hl-gad. Rep
Ill james Mccormick, D-m - tprshl
" Nm GILMORE Rep. Boiler X ABlfeN hlHs, Den lpTob)
VsSaunel r. B1rici. Rep
Member. Ailsi Congress
Wells majority in the Ist District, over two opponents.
,s tG over Smith, the regular Republican, 1t Is 2Oii
FinkeInburg's majority III the lid District, Van
VOrmcr IL 529 Both Oi these Districts within the
- - Inui.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-22
KELMBoLDls EXTRACT PUcHT

Il HELMBoLDts EXTRACT PUcHT
has cured every case Of Diabetes in which IL
has been given. Irritation Of the Neck Of the
Bladder, and Inflammation Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Retention Of Urine, Diseases, Of the
Prostate Gland, Stone in the Bladder. oalcu
ilus. Gravel, Brick Dnst Deposit, and Mucus or
Milky Discharges, and for enfeebled and deli.
cate constitutions, Of both sexes, attended with
the following symptoms; Indispositien to Elk
ertion. Lossof Power, Loss Of Memory, Dill
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves. Trembling.
Horror Of Disease, Wakefuluess, Dimness II
Vision. Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flush.
ing Of the Body. Dryness Of the Skin, Eruption
on the Face, Pallid Countenance, Universal
Lassitnde Of the Muscular System, &c.
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COAL CoAL!l CoALln

UUALI UUAL!I UUALII
The undersigned. having opened Coal
Yard in Point Pleasant, is now prepared to
deliver coal in large or small quantities 10 all
desiring it, -
1-Paricular attention paid to orders up the
Kanawha or down the Ohio rivers, ifir
Office at the Kline House,,
aug, 26-ly. A.P, DEEM.
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CA R DIS.
BIacksInithing.

.9un am now prepared to do all kinds Of
TX Blacksmithing, such as: Ironing Wag.
k-sSons, making and repairing Malocks,
Shovel Flows, &c, &c. Everything in the
line, doEe in the very best manner, and war.
ranted to give satisfaction, and at fair prices.
r YOUNG.
Point Pleasant, MARCH,, 25-Gm.
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PROPERTIES.
NEpIcAI pRopERTIEs AND USES.

Bucln leaves are gently stimalant, with q
peculiar tendency 10 the Urinary Organs.
They are given IL complaintsof the Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Uatarrh Of
the Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder
and Urethra, Disease Of the Prostate Gland.
and Retention or Incontinence Of Urine. from
loss'of tone in heplrts concerned in its ey-
acuation herenedy has also been recon.
inended in Dyspepsia. Chronic Rheumatism.
cutaneous Affections, Chronic Rheumatism,
and Dropsy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-22

DISEASES OF TUE BLADDER, KIDssYs, GRAVEL
AND 'DRoPsrcAL SwkLLISGs.
This medicine increases the power Of Di
gestion, and excites the Ahsorbents into heal'
thy actisn, by which the WaLery or Calcare'
GUS dispositions, aud all unnatural enlarge
ments IRE reduced, as well as Pain and lnaa
nation
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-22
UNION HOUSE.
KLINE HOUSE.

(near the Steamboat Landing,
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA
A.P.DEEM, Proprietor.
THIS well known house having been thor.
L oughly repaired and refurnished through
out. is now open for tho accommodation Of The
travelling public. On 81. h at '-@
LIVERY STABLE. vi
I'm There is connected with this House
ES-A a frst.claSs livery and feed stable,
which is well supplied with buggies and hor-
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DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE,

DUI1.sD w a u i ~; Ill ACHlNE.
IATfIy xtcH litrRoyED--lSp ms NV
Universal Clothes Wringer
Improved wit. RowEtI, 8 PArEsf coc.wSpFI.
.andthe PATENT Sror, are now unquesti6nably
far superior 70 lnyiaPpalatdayfo fj tRashin1
clothes ever invented, and will save TIER eost
twiee year, bysaving labor and clothes!
The editor Of the Point t'leassht Register
who has one Of these machines thus beam iesti..
mopy to theirvorth. y'taH.t f'if ~
We can knowingly recommend theea ma
chimes 10 be Just what their manuiacturer I'm.
resents them. Wehaye bad them In rekSlsr
use in our own family for over six months.
and We find that all the really hard labor and
'drudgery Of washing is entirely dispensed via
by their use. Washing Is neat and pleasant.
employment for lady with one of DotyS
Washing Machines and TringeFs, and ".
have thought that millionaire, with no ia.
pendant heirs upon whom TO beStow his for
tune would become one Of The greatest bene.
factors Of his race by endowibg q fund with
which to give one Of these Washing Machines.
10 the thousands Of overtasked washerwomen
which we have in our land. Notice The liber.
al offer made BY Mr.. Browning 10 this adyer.
tisement There is no deception in Ibis offer,
and we would be willing to guarantee its full.
filment 70 the letter. Let every family which
can possibly do 50, buy Duty,s Washing Ma.
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SEQ. 10. And be It further eaacted,
That the number Of masters and ensigns ON
the active list authorized by law is thereby fixed
and established at one hundred Id each grade;
aud ensigns shallhereafter be ACREAGE officers
unless assigned to duty as watch aud divis;
ion officers; but this shall not be construed rs
vacsting the commission Of any master ensigh
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SEC. -. And be II further enacted,
That the students in the Naval Academy shall
hereafter be styled cadet midshipmen; and
they shall be selected and appointed as pre-.
scribed in the eighth section Of the "Act TO
amend certain acts in relation to the navy. |"
passed March two, eighteen hundred and ak.
" seven, aud shall be subject TO the laws ap.
plicable 10 the studentsat said academy. and
receive the pay therein prescribed; but this
shall not be construed to authorize the appoint.
uent Of cadet midshipmen, from among boys
enlisted I'M the navy When cadet midship.
men shall have passed successfully the grad.
uating examiuntonat said academy they shall
receive appointments as midshpmen, ranking
according to merit, and may be promoted to
the grade Of ensign as vacal cies III the mum
Der allowed by law in that grade may occur.
SEC. ID. And be II further enacted.
That all acts or parts Of acts authorizing the
appointment Of temporary acting officers in the
navy be. and the same are hereby repealed
except as to assistant surgeons.
SEQ IA. Ana Be il further enacted.
That summary courts.marial may be ordered
upon petty officers and persons Of inferior ra
tings by the commandments Of navy yards. Tia
val stations, and marine barracks, in the cases
under the regulations. aud with the effect pro
vided for and specified in the Actlo provide
more efficient discipline for the navy" an.
proved March two eighteen hundred and fifty.
Eve.
SEc. Is. Ind be y ftStb.r rn1.,cJ
Evening star., 1870-01-28
GEORGETOWN.

BOARD OF ALpERMEN.-Thisf Board met last
evening, the Recorder in the chair. Common
Council resolutions to pay bills of Barrett Il
Heiston and Mayfeld & HeistOn and j. ID. Nc
Gill; in favor of VIM. Homiller and others. own
ers OF property known as the Butchers Market;
to pay accounts of the Poor and Workhouse for
the quarter ending December 3lst, 1859, and
also Common Council ordinance defining the
duties Of the Weigher of Hay, were referred %
the Standing Committee of the Board. The
Board of Alderman resolution providing for the
collection of the claim of the corporation against
the estate of the late Eleanor X. Lang was passed
as amended by the Common Council. The com
munication from Hon. Nathan Sargent in re-
gard to a House Of Correction for the District
was received from the Common Council and re-
ferred to the Recorder, with instructions to pre-
pare resolution in cOnsonance with the com
munication. Adjourned.
COMMON CouNCIL--The Chair presented com
munications from the Mayor. enclosing bill Oh
Georgetown Courier for printing, and letter
from Hon. Nathan Sargent in regard to the new
House of Correction for the District; both Of
Alderman. Ar. Clabaugh presented petition of
sundry citizens for a hydrant at the corner OF,
Frederick and Fayette streets; referred. Also,
petition Of VIM. III. Cook for remission Of a fine;
referred Also, bill of Simon Wolf for record
ing transfers Of real estate referred. Also. COM
muncation from Theodore Barnes in relation 20
proposed sewer through his premises on West
Olution to pay bills of Hieston & Barrett, May
field d HiestOn, John III. SmOot, and j. ID.
McGill; passed. The special committee, 20
whom was referred the ordinance detinir 2
the duties Of the Weigher Of Hay, reported
an ordinance in accordance herewith not
differing materially from the law at present an
force; except SO far as it gives the citizens the
privilege of having their coal weighed on tn
public scales if they desire. The ordinance was
passed Mr.. Hutchins reported a resolution 20
pay the accounts of the Poor and Work fIous,
for the quarter ending December 3ist, 1893:
passed. MIR. Mitchell, from WAYS and Means
Committee, reported resolution to collect the
claim of the Corporation against the late Eleano-
X. Lang, by which the Recorder is instructed
to enforce by April LIST next the payment of al
interest, insurance, and taxes due u date on TIE
old Town House, sold TO her; passed Also, a
resolution increasing the license of rn,r-resid It
traders to $50; laid over. The resolution iei.l
over at the last meeting providing for a change
OF location of the Corporation offices, was . gain
laid over. Adjourned.
1HE REGISTRATION, which was begun yes.yr-
day, progresses slowly but steadily, tire IL masr
registered up to noon to-day being Gsi. of whom
40 were colored and 264 were white. 1t is SAID
that the judges do not require well-known cit
zcns to appear and register, and that their
names will be registered without application ~
person. Persons will take notice, howeye~,
that on election day TO man can vote unless Re
gistered, and the surest way to be registered !,
to 60 and attend to it..
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Fires, Whiskey and Kerosene.

1t has been estimated that ninc-tenths of rs.r
hres IN public offices, MANUFACTURES, ware
houses, barns, &c, come from intemperancc.
and that hundreds OF millions OF dollars wou' I
he saved annually by the exclusion Of whiskc,
and other Intoxicating drinks. AT the same
time, IT is admitted that most Of the fires inside
of dwellings are caused by the careless use OF
kerosene. The accidents from lamp explosion
are almost without number, and IL is neaFig
Impossible to prevent them while house
Keepers and domestcs are SO careless as TO leave
lamps untrimmed for days while in use a.! I
while the practice is so common OF blown,
down the chimney to extingaish such carel.
untrequently the cause of accidents.
Seeing then that they cannot be wholly
avoided. the next thing is to make provision 10
extlnguish the tire as quickly as possible wha,.
ened, run frantically about, scream, and make
the matter worse, simply because they know no;
what TO do. What is the remedy? Simply tiis
IN the hrst place: Every person who lives in a
tlnctiy and unchangeably impressed on h.s
mind that the speediest mode to extnyuisi,
names on such occasions is to throw a wooden
cioth or blanket over them, and to press it
remembered SO clearly, that it viii not be
forgotten in the midst of the confusion and
fright of an accident. This is the first requisite.
The second is to have such a wOolen cloth or
blanket always at hand, where 1t can be snatchrI
up and used in moment, and if there are .wo
or three, all the better. There should be an
S@ua taDle-spread or crum-clOth, or bed blar.-
ket, always within instant reach. With this
provision, let every pcsOn in the room under
stand clearly that If any fire from Kerosene
occurs, the wOOlen cloth is to be instantly
applied. Water may be brought in Aft
wards. A
Such provision will actually prevent great
many accidents, for the very fact of making il
VIII impress the minds of careless persons aud
prevent negligence. Ii no opportunity of apply
Ing the remedy occurs, all the better. The ID, AZ
VINO insures his dwelling feels no great disap-
pointment IL he never has to use his po,icy H.
draw the money. Still he prefers to take tl.e
precaution OF insuring. Some years ago, a
country "stOre-keeper" paid twenty dollar ~
have his shop insured. but declined renewin.,. as
ut had done him no good" forgetting that the
feeling Of security against total loss was worth
paving money for, as well as for other comforts;
ana the same feeling Of comparative safety
should induce hOusekeepers to make an easy
provision to extinguish kerosene fres-Courtry
Gentlem an 's
Evening star., 1870-01-28
nxrAKxs OF MAJOR NO., len, .vona,A...

HKhARxs OF MAJOR ccssI Lxp DIR. eRoDsRAss.
Major Morse waS called on, and addrees ID tae
meeting, saying that they had made q mistsse
In attending the so-called Ref1rner's meeuns,
Tor had they remained away there woui9 nave
been but few present He spoke at considerable
lcogth OF the prospects OF the party, and as
serted that i'm one year more had been done by
the Corporation than in ten wears In improving
the streets, &c. As for the Territorial Govern
ment, he had the promise of several members OF
Congress that no such bill would pass unless the
privileges Of the citizens were Increased.
vote Of thanks to Major Morse. as aiso 10
the Soldiers and Sailors Union, was ad opted.
DIR. Snodgrass took the floor and said taaf
among other things stated by THE STAR was
that the late Vice President (Senator Ha,nl'n)
was the author not only Of the commissioner
bill'' but of the present outrageous improve
ment on it. He had had an interview with Sem
ator Hamlin on the subject, and was informed
that he was not only opposed to the present bill,
citizens, and as to the old bill, he reported it
simply as n matter OF duty. He thought il was
too soon to consider who the will be the candi-
date, but had no doubt but the nominee would be
elected. Adjourned.
THE SHAKEsPEARIAN CAsR-This morning
Justice Walter rendered his decision in the
cases of the parties arrested by Detective Nc
Dewitt, charged with conspiracy to detraud Mr..
II. F. Turner, as follows John w. Westcott.
Joseph l.. Brown, 1; Thompson, T.W. Bets,
and Edward Taylor held to bail for court in
$500 each to answer the charge of conspiriug %
dcfraun and cheat III. +. Turner out Of $500;
Westcott and Brown for defrauding and cheat
ing Turner in $500 each; and Westcott for keep
ing gambling house $500. Justice Walter IN
making his decision referred to the fact that Il
was claimed that Turner was drunk at the time
and said it made the case 50 much the worse,
Charles Sherman arrested on the charge of con-
spring in the same case by officers McColgan
and Shearman was held TO ba: in $500 for his
appearance.
HAGER's GRAND NATIONAL ALLEGogY AND
Th ThB1EAux-This exhibition last night az Met
zerOtt Hall was in all respects a meritorious af-
fair and well worthy the attention OF oil in
terested in the public schools OF this city. The
hail was crowded, and among those present
were many prominent citizens. IL is 10 he re-
peated again tonight and no one should ta;i 10
see 1t. Tomorrow afternoon there VIII be 4
matinee for those who cannot attend at night.
See advertisement.
THE ANNUAL GRAFTON before the Medical
Society of the District Of Columbia was delivered
last night, in the presence of a large number OF
the members, by DIR. w. s. Lincoln, DR.. w. =.
johnson, president of the society, in the chair.
Evening star., 1870-01-28

CoRNe. &C.-Dr. White. Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas. rre vous to being es-
tablished AZ 42t Pennsylvs,sia avenue. between
~ and 9th streets, Dec. 10th. ls5I, successfully
treats Corps, BunioIs, Chilblains, Club and In
grovtne Nails, and other diseases OF the feet.
without pain OF inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers 10 the many emf
nent plNsiclaTs surgeons aud thousands ofotf,eT
responsible persons who pstron:ze his establish
ment Hours from a. m. "a 2. m. Owing 70
press of business ct Office. Dr. White IL unable
to visit patien.s at her residences except be-
tween and p. m