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part Of the Germans would benefit not
only France and Europe, but Germany
itself. The subject was here dropped
and discussion ensued upon naval ad
ministration, during which Gladstone
addressed the House in defense OF the
admiralty, asserting that during Chill
ders' administration nearlytwo million
dollars OF taxes was saved to the coun'
try.
French Government Recognized by
Foreign Ambassadors.
BORDEAUX, February lS.-lmmedi'
ately after the vote in the As
sembly yesterday. English, Austrian
and Italian Ambassadors officially visit
ed Thiers and recognized the French
government.
Paper Currency.
PARIS, February l6, VIA LONDON, IS
Notes of the Bank Of France for twenty
francs, printed on parchment, have been
issued, and those for twenty-five francs
are to be withdrawn.
Republic or Monarchy.
New YORK, February ia special
to the Herald from Bordeaux, dated the
18th, says: The conversion OF the
nominal Republic into an orIeanlst
Monarchy is imminent.
The appointment Of Thiers "a Chief
Executive Of the Nation, was well re-
ceived in Paris. The journals gener-
ally approve OF the election Of Grevy to
1.-The Presidency of the Assembly.
Rochefort's and Pyat's journals alone
find fault with those appointments,
Trochu will 90 to Bordeaux, resign
his executive functions, and take his
seat in the Assembly.
Letters are received from several
deputies now at Bordeaux, declaring
they desire peace, but if the conditions
are exorbitant they will do their
duty.
OhiciaI Announcement OF Elections
The New Presidents Residence
PARIS, February l9.-The official dec
laration of the result Of the election fol-
Assembly. was made to-day before the
Hotel De Vile, in the presence Of large
concourse Of people The name eof Thier;
Favre, Vinoy, Cochin, Picard and Simon
were badly received; that of Genera
Ubrech was cheered. New elections
will be held on the first and fifth o.
March. The Conservatives are pre-
pairing carefully selected list Of candi
dates.
The Mayor of the Eleventh Arron
disuvert made a speech expressing the
hope that there was a mutual under
standing among the Deputies elected to
the Assembly, that France should re,
main a Republic This was received
with cries OF Long Live the Republic,
down with Orleans"
1t is announced that Gambetta has
been selected to represent Strasburs in
in the Assembly.
The Palais Royal has been desig
mated as the future residence OF Presl
dent Theirs, and workmen are buslly
engaged in putting it in order for his re-
ception.
Napoleon Ordered to Keep Quiet.
BERLIN, February l6.--Napoleon has
received notification to not again over
step the privileges of prisoners and ab
stain from any interference in politics
in the form of protests or proclama
tons. Orders have been given to watch
him closely. :,
The proceedings Of the Assembly at
| Bordeaux, yesterday, were tomultuous
The members Of the right and left IN
suited each other.
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CHICAGO.
Rev. mr.. Cheney Sentenced.

Rev. Mr.. Cheney Sentenced.
CHICAGO, February ls.-Yesterday
afternoon Bishop Wbitehouse,in accord
ance with the verdict Of the Ecclesias-
tical Court which tried him, formally
s,ispe nded Rev. Charles Edward Cheney
from the ministry Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. Mr.. Cheney was
present, as was quite number Of mem
bers of his church. The sentence was ,
that Mr.. Cheney be suspended
from the office and functions OF
priesthood and minister Of the church
Of God until assurances be gwen OF
contrition for the past and Of conform,
i,y in matters wherein he has offended
in future. =,
After the sentence Mr.. Cheney pre-
sented the following protest:
II, Charles Edward Cheney, of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, and
rector of'Christ Church, Chicago, do
enter my solemn protest against the
constitution, the mode Of procedure, the
rulings and the verdict Of the Ecclesl,
astical Court BY which my so-called trial
has been conducted. From its decision
andverdict, andfrom the sentence to-day
pronounced, I appeal to the judgment
Of Protestant Christianity and to that
supreme Tribunal before which all
must appear. L. .#i,- --..--'
CHARLES EDWARD CHENEY.
CHICAGO, February Is, 1871.
i A meeting Of the wardens and yestry
men OF Christ Church was held in the
evening, when the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Rev. Charles E
Cheney be requested 10 continue hi:
services as rector Of Christ Church.
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The Impeaehment Fight In the Leg
-r sfa1Rtur0.

.-TvIy ,isiature.
MEMPHIS, February ls.-Ihe Ard'
laneke's Little Rock special says: When
the roll vas called only thirteen mem
bers were present-same as yesterday
not a quorum.
Mr.. Hsdley novel to adjourn until
Monday. W.. ..a
Mr.. Thierson had motion TO offer
but the. President, disregarding it, put
the motion TO adjourn, which was car
ried. o be.
Mr.. Thiersou declared this q damna
bic outrage on our rights, Infamous, mn
pentlemanly and unparliamentary.
AT this point the impeachment man
agers appeared. The announcement
Of the Senate adjournment being again
made, they returned without impeach
ment
Articles of impeachment, agains
Chief Justice Mcclure were presentes
in the House BY Mr.. Podgett. McClur
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The La,es, About Bret Harte.

CHICAGO, February 1.-The Evening
Mail this afternoon has the following
"A few nights ago a reception was
arranged for this author at the resi-.
dence Of Writ Dexter, to which num-
Der of the moneyed men with literary
tastes were invited. The entertainment
was concocted with view to install
Bret Harte as editor of the Lake Side
Monthly, at a salary OF five thousand
dollars. Bret was invited, but much TO
the surprise of the guests he failed to
put in an appearance. II afterward
trauspired that he refused to come to
time because a carriage was not sent for
him. The literary men with money IN
their pockets have concluded that a
a man who stands so much upon a
point Of California etiquette is not the
man to run monthly in this go-ahead
village, and that is why Bret Harte
does not remain in Chicago.
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and the fact that it was recommended
bv the President in his message to Con-
gress. He said that very great anxiety
was felt by the public officers and agents
of the United States at Pembina in
reference to the probability Of collisions
that might take place at any time while
the boundary line was unsettled.
After discussion the committee rose
and two bills, the army appropriation
bill and the bill for running the north
western boundary line, were reporter 10
the House. ... B.. &c.. ....
The army appropriation bill was then
passed.
The bill for running the northwestern
boundary line went over as unfinished
business. -. .-..
The House proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the report Of the Judiciary
committee on McGanahan' claim. The
committee recommends the passage of
Joint resolution declaring VIM:
Mciianahan not entitled 10 relief, and
prayed for his petition and the COM
mittee to be discharged from further
consideration Of the claim. Mr.. Bing-
ham, Chairman of the committee, made
minority report accompanied with a
resolution directing the Secretary OF the
Interior TO issue to VIM. McGanahan a
duplicate patent for tract of land, IT
being held that the patent signed
bv President Lincoln, and recorded in
the Land Office, WAS improperly erased
or mutilated. Mr.. Peters, who made
the majority report, made an argument
in support of going over the whole his,
tory OF the case, which he characterized
a romance OF rascality.
The previous question was moved
and seconded, and the House adjourned.
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Action on the Fisheries Question.

Action on the Fisheries Question.
HALIFAX, February lS.-The House
to-day, passed the following resolution
20 to 3:
Resolved, First, That this House can
not contemplate the High Commission
without apprehensions in respect to the
invaluable coast fisheries and maritime
colonies, and consider it their duty te
fishermen and other inhabitants o.
these colonies TO enter most solemn
protest against the fisheries being trans
ferred to any foreign power withoutcon
sent Of the people Of said colonies, OF
being in any other manner sacrificed
10 Imperial or Canadian interest.
Second, That the Lieutenant Gov
ernor be requested to transmit copies o
this resolution to Her Msjesty's princi
pal secretary Of State for the colonies
and His Excelleucy the Governor Gen
eral Of Canada. = s
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FELEGRAPHC NEWS
Smash Up on the Central Ohio.
Collision of Freight Trains.

Special to the Sunday News.l - Z 4
CONCORD, Ohio, Feb. 18th, 1871. :
Two freight trains on the Central
Ohio railroad collided here this morn
ing smashing things pretty generally,
and blocking up the road 40 that the
passenger trains will be delayed until
dark. probably. There was, FORUM
ately, no one injured by the collision.
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ALEXANDRIA.

FIsH.-The quantity OF fish comIpR up from
the lower landings is increasing, and the pros-
pect for . good season is promising More fish
have, thus far, been packed than for sAverA,
years past, and the preparations are extensive
for large business.
OYsrKRs.-Tbe "bivalves" are very scarce;
shuckers are almost idle, and the season In
nearly over. Oysters are selling at alJO a
gallon; the principal receipts being by steam
boats, but two cargoes are on their way up tn
river. =
SCHOONER SCNK.-A schooner belonging to
Capt. Caleb, OF Washington, sprung aleak and
sunk Off Point Lookout on Saturday. The
crew were brought up yesterday in the steamer
Columbia,
MARRIAGE LICRNsEs.-Lastm month there we're
but ten marriage licenses issued by the clerk OF
the Corporation Court. From the clerks Off &c
Of the county court only three were issued
Gazette 9f last ersfsinp.
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THE TERBITOBIAL CAMPAIGN.
The General RepabllcNn COmmittoS

A meeting of the General Republican Com
mittee was held last evening at Mays Building,
ON Pennsylvania avenue, n. g. Ordway, Esq,
president, in the chair, and Allen Coffin secre-
tary. The chair stated that the rooms they were
In had been secured until the end Of the cam
paign, to be used as Republican headquarters.
A letter was read from the secretary of the
Board Of Registration announcing that two
me mbers from each political party would be ad-
mitted TO the rooms of the Board during the
days Of final registration. Some discussion en-
sued on this. and a committee OF three was APP
pointed to request the enlargement of the chal-
longing committee, on the ground that two
would be insufficient to attend to the regstra-
ton from the twenty two districts and j. L. X.
Plant, Joseph Williams, and William Beckett
were appointed. A committee, consisting OF
Messrs. John f. Cook, William III. Craig and
Bradshaw, was appointed to wait upon the au-
tborities in reference to the number Of voting
precincts. IL was arranged that the first
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING
will be held on Wednesday evening, the 18th
inst, being the night after all the nomin atoms
will have been made for the House of Delegates
tie place to be in front of the City Hall Ar
rangements were also made for holding ratifics-
tion meetings in several OF the districts to take
place during next W eek, at which the candidate
Tor delegate to Congress and other speakers are
expected to attend and deliver addresses
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GEORGETOWN.

Orr PUBLIC SCHooLs-Special Meeting Of tAe
Board Of Guardians Bdst Eue,u7e-S.ni- Annual
Distribution Of Cards Of Setit Cos.sseseea To- Day
mt citing and determined 70 commence the semi
annual distribution OF carfssof merit to the de.
serving pupils Of our public schools this after
the auditing Of bills Of current expenses and the
sanctionfng Of the action Of the entering guar
dian, w. Q. Magee, in regard to the refusal Of
permit to the children Of CHRISTIAN Uphof.
Ehis afternoon, ats o'clock, Messrs. A. Hyde
and VIM. l.. Dunlop, Of the Board Of Guardian
distributed the cards of merit at High street
school building, as follows:
Primary. No. I, Miss n. j. Tucker. teacher
| and MISS Emma Thorn, assistant-Albert New
man. Fred. Daw, Howard Burrows, William
Rewzee. Albert Scott, George Paul, Marshall
Bouse, Colin Schott, Charles fremmerman,
Emmett Donaldson, Frank Lunstord, Frederick
Hurlebas.
Primary. No. 8, Miss Alice Craig, teacher,
George WOOdward, Deceris Bdmonston, How
ard Fisher, Clinton Balinger, Chas. Cameron
Frank Stake, William kohrer, Samuel Dixon.
John Ritter, Mary Devipe. Jennie Ellis, Min
ME Graves, Hennie NordliDger. Minnie Allen.
A PIGEON SHOOTING match came off Yesterday
aft moon at four O'Clock at Analostan Island
the prize being double barrelled gun valued
referee. Messrs. Wheeler and O'Brien Judges.
Mr. Stacy Handicapped John Degges trIpper
and Frank Burrows retriever. Messrs Sim
ntu-, Lucasy Williams, sherwood. ONeii,
Woodley, Maddox, Jones, Yates, and Derrick
were the contesting shooters" They shot
at seven birds each, twenty one yards rise, and
eighty yards boundary, with the same rules as
guide the New York Specimens Association, the
highest score to shoot oil. Messrs. Sherwood
and Yates having scored all their birds, shot
on for the prize. Sherwood killing two birds in
succession, and ates missing his SECOND bird,
Sherwood was declared the winner.
DEATH OF BAILIFF OF pHB CRIMINAL
COURT.-Mr George Coakley (colored) died
last night at his residence in this city of con-
sumption. He was known an active politician
and was the first cOlored bailiff ever appointed
on duty at the Criminal Court Of the District of
Columbia, which position he held at the time OF
his deaf He was greatly esteemed by those
who knew him..
DKAp.-Mrs. A. II. Dodge died this morning
at O'Clock. Her husband Is known as the
president OF the Georgetown Gas Light Com
pany, and is one OF the oldest and most success
full merchanst of Georgetown.
Masonic Choir Of Georgetown should bear in
mind that concert Is to be given at Forrest
Hall tonight for the benefit OF Potomac Com
maDdery Knights Templar, An attractive pre-
eramme has been prepared for the occasion,
and first rate talent has been engaged.
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BEMOCWATBC CANDyDavrs v0R
TAE A.EsslSLAGUA6-
pvtvnaYv Rloesfnna E.h~-

The democrats axe holding primary election.
IN several OF the legislative precincts to-day. 80
choose candidates Tor the House Of Assem- oly !:
FIGHTH DIsTRIcr.
Notwithstanding this district ia reckoped a
strong republican, the contest for the nomina-
non on the Other side was quite lively. The
EoVs we're opened at three o'c!sck-Messrs. o.
Dom, X T. Humphreys and Joseph .wesrick
being the judges-apd the friends of the caI,d,-
dates, W. y. Miller and Thomas Lewis, we're
/. THIRrKRSTH DISTRICT.
Tie polls in this district ara held az the cor
ner Of 9th street and New York avenue. They
are j. II. McCutchen, John e. Hardness, Col
q. NJ. Alexander, and Dorsey Ciagett.
TOURrEBSTH DISTRICT.
me P9.s In this district were opened at the
cerner or 9TH and ", at noOn-T. y. Brown, Dr.
W. b. Butt, and J. W. Shield being the challen-
gers. The candidates for the nomination are
X Z. Lewis and K. W. Fenwick. At 2S o'clock
but about $50 tickets had been polled, Lewis
yIFrEKNTH DISTRICT.
2 The voting in this district is being held ct the
$50 votes had been received, W. W. Moore re-
ceIviDg about $50; Robert Ball standing next
on the list w. II. Clsgett friends are az work
VIII be ahead OF al competitors
sIXTERNrB DISTRICT.
me primary election is proceeding quietly in
ths district, the polls being at Justice W alters
largely ahead. 2U7 votes had been polled, of
which Mr.. Robertson had received about *.
w Y. Fepdsn being the next highest. The
Others were scattering.
rwRHTY-sKOOND DISTRICT.
The polls in this district were opened at Mil
sers, corner of 9Th and streets s. f., Messrs
hinton, James, Coombs and Bowie being the
Judges. The candidates are T.. A. Ryther, j.
- Gull, y. ID. O'Donnell, and John z. Little
UP to | O'Clock 101 votes had been cast Mr.
Ryther leading.
TIE HYGEIA HOTEL AT FORTRESS MONROE
TO BE REBUILF.-Messrs. Kimberly and viii
lard (the latter the proprietor of the Ebbitt
House ~ this city, have formed partnership
Tor the rebuilding, on the same site of the Old
ana popular Hygeia Hotel at Fortress Monroe
which was destroyed by the military in 1862 to
give place TO the guns of the Fort, and Messrs
the new hotel TO have front of 800 feet
THR NEW PARK OF the Germania Schuetxen
Nerean Is being rapidly finished, and will be
opened In May next. 1t 10 located at EckIng-
ton, The residence Of the late Mr.. Gales between
gre now having erected dancing pavilion,
which Will be the largest in the District.
STRAw.-A bet Of 3 700 that General Chip
man will be elected Delegate to Congress has
been standing untaken by tie Merrick men for
aweek past. The present indications are that
majority.
ESCAPED PRIsONKR.-Sl. Dudley, colSred
charged sa with grand larceny, made his ESCAPE
this morning from the cells of the second nre
sinct station BY cutting through the floor.
THR NATIONAL REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION
meets this evening 1T MArini's Hail. As VIII be
seen by their advertisement elsewhere.
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beating bis wire on nth street last wight. o.
on the blow thick and fast. and bis wife
screaming with pain. Dick stated tia. his wife
had been upfaithful TO him, and it was the only
way he eoald stop her praDks. The Judge said
he had his re medy in divorce If she did wrong
He rec uired him to give bonds in tue sum OF
$500 70 keep the peace. Daniel Green. co,ored,
charged with assaulting James II. SelIman;
bned IS and costs. Adjourned.
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FoRIPArGBs AExAeERIB AND CIRcus 10 the
greatest combination show We have ever he'd In
the city, and every one should see 1t during il
stay At tie lot foot Of 9Th street. The mena-
EeIje ard circus are in separate tents.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTS, re

Fd,io.al nsa,O-F. 5. Chanfrsu as "Sam."
ForePsugh's Cucus and Menagerie, 9Th street
and canal
I.a,oEa Rs1-PTOf. CrcmweIrs Art E.hibs.
tScn-
Prof Pratt, the Horse Educator, sX and
streets.
hHkriter's Art Gallery, ass 7th street.
Bsrlov's Gallery OF OIL Paintings, I236 Penn
sylvsnia ayenue-Nev pictures Just received.
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Ne. r. o. CHAkYRAU's SAN" is one OF the
most unique characters On the dramatic stage,
and thoee Who have never seen hi m I'm 10 should
90 - The National Thester To- night, as thsre
Will be change OF bill Tomorrow.
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TEE FIsH MARERr.-There have arrived NJ
Johnsons wharf 9, 40 shAd, which are selling az
prices ranging from SO 20 SIS per hundred
slss Is eco herring selling ~ from $40 to sl2 Per
thousand. These nsh we're consigned 20 John
son & Bro, X. A. Golden & Bro, and John
Cpnberisss * Son
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A us1IA p. 1RONH,
OOATRACToR AID 8BAL BsrATB AGENT
Corner Of Kew FORT avenue and 18th street.

Properly In oil parts Of the city for sale on long
credit. nousee erected for persons owning QoUnd,
snd long tine notn taken In payment. 9esf Hstate
.1oRef bought and sold. Soo6
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In CrsroDY.-Yesterday, deteetiye Miller
aTr&ted X. q. McNally ON q bench warrant
and<urned him over 10 the Marshal OF this Dis
u1et. heNally, il VII be remem beged, wac Cd
miftee 70 bail 10 answer the charge Of robbtn2
a man named Morton, on the corner Of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
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FURNISHING TIE EXECUTIVE OFFICHs-Ths
furniture tor the rooms OF the Board OF Public
Works arrived Yesterday. and will be ont in
order al once IL is contemplated by the Gov
ernoT, in order 10 economic expenses TO re-
move 10 bis executive office corner of l7tl
street and PenneylvaDia avenue) the furnitur,
now used by the Levy Court in their room oyel
the National Metropolitan Bank. in addition Il
what will be taken from the Mayors once il
tie City Hall.
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CITY ITEMS.

TEE LARGE and extensive assortment of fow-
ers OF every description constantly to be ound
at the greenhouse of Messrs. Berry s Small,
i4th and q streets, cannot be surpassed by any
collection in the District. Their supply is equal
&c any demand.
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FoR CoRNe, Bunions, Club And Ingrewina
Nails, and ether diseases Of the feet, visit DR..
Whites estabhshnQnt, No. 6e5 10th street,. on.
posite United STATED Treasury. = 2,14,l2:
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IGRrrLtnIN AND LAPiBs KIP CLOVIS at One
Corset Factory, COS IN street. -, 3,2I
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HANDSOME styles of cashmere pantaloons are
being daily brought in by my best hands; Gu, in
the latest style, and sold at extremely low
prices, marked in plain figures.
GRO. &. HRNNINg.
40 Seventh street \. W,
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WASHINGTON LIRRARY-The stoekholier. of
the Washington Library Company met yester-
day and reelected a. directors w. l.. Nicholson
j. heigs, r. III. Smith, W. q. Force, DIR. KeAsby
l. Clephane and A. X. Shepherd. Under t6s.
management OF these gentlemen the library 10
rapidly growing. and IL will be interesting 10 the
pubic 10 know that many OF the latest pQbli-
cations aave been rece ntly added to the aiready
spleDcld collection. The library of the Young
Mems Christian Association has also been ad-
ded 20 10.
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MRS. MooDKY's ABDOuHAL CORSET, recon-
mended by all physicians, can Be bought And
made to order, ct o. Baum's Hoop SKIRT end
Corset Factsry, l0s 7th street. sal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

OR NEW STYLES Of Corset1, from France
and Germany, have jast arrived, and can be
had in all qualities and prices.
: f-f - u. BAUM, Corset Imp0rter.
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CALrYoRNIA CArAwBA WrNn on drausht, Q,
Mlillers, 80 tn street, Opposite Odd Fsllows
nan. 3,2y3
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FIRE-TO0 Dceliin1 Houses Burnsd.-This
morning, about 81 O'Clock, an alarm OF fire
a. turned in from box -, corner OF an street
and New York avenue, caused by the barring
OF ;~o twostOry frame houses on p street, be-
tween New Jersey avenue and lst street y. W ,
involving loss Of about 81 800.
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BExBroLUcR-A. 3. Solomons, treasurer OF
the Proyident Aid Society, acknowledges the
Ttceipt OF donations from Geo. e. Baker Fso..
Eco, s5; "E. t. d." So; collections bv Thoa
Russell. Esq, SO; w. G. Bestor, through Mr..
MeGlue, SfV.
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STRAw.-A bet Of 800 that General Chip
man VIII be elected Delegate TO Congress has
been sianding untaken BY the Merrick men for
aweek past. The present indications are that
Chipman will be elected by from 900 to 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04

The CELEBRATED Msrquise and Marguerite
Glove, in all the spring shades, hes just been
received at O. BAuM's
Kid Glove Depot, 4O8 18th st.
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lee WASHINGTON GYNSAsgIC ASSOCIATION
Isst evening elected the following officers Tor
the ensuing year: President, William q. Wood;
wee president, Thomas b. Nolan; secretary,
PM LAIner; treasurer, A. b. Noerr; diree-
,oTs, a. q. Mills, p. Il. Dodge, g. j. Kinsey, X.
j. Murphy, Charles A. Brown.