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New-York tribune., 1871-09-08

ing OF the Park Boulevard fro Prospect Park through
the towns OF Flatbush and Gravescnd The property
owners opposed the motion the ground OF rreguarty
In laying out tho district VI assVasmenL Decision
served.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08

The Prospect Park Commissioners presented
sS sSssss 81 ssSfTsSSP 1S4 sps sse
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANaE-yRsr CALI.
lot O'CLOCK An.
sa<s or GopfrSmepl Bosd.
koco q lSl ces...,iisj 90 q s ses Ca ss in
1000 $40 Cos, es:....Jist SEQ. 'iiiid
saxs SaH boSds-arooa Bosds-Baak sad 1o,ss
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08

SECOND BOARD,
Sales Bonds.
1000 A. &c. 81 10000 U IS, Currency. ib
SECOND BOARD, 7. n.
S1L OF Sau BoHds-kdrodd Ldroad-Eprsss
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ALEXANDRIA.

WAR CLAIN.--During the war John Truax
f.. Denlght, Lewis Gillingham am others. resi-
dents OF the neighborh0od of Accotink. aud
belonging TO military organization known a.
Home Guards, went to the house of John Han
in Fairfax county, and TruaT took therefrom a
double barreled shot gun, which he kept not
outstanding the demands eft the OWNER, until a
ehort time since, when understanding that Hall
had procured a warrant tor his arrest on the
charge OF stealing, he carried the gun 10 Wash
ington and turned it over to the officer in charge
OF the ordnance department, taking his recsipt,
which he procured in evidence al the trial OF
the case before Justice George Mason at West
End, last Saturday, AID upon which he was dis
charged, but warrant u detinue was issued
against him.
CHILD FOCND ~ SrSK-Sasvar,.rs in
Cleaning the sink Of house on ST. AsapI st.aar
between Wilkes ard GibbOn, Yesterday, came
upon the eody Of q dead child.-GQ:etis Of Iosi
s.>Fir9. y Wv
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THE COURTa.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM, Cdt.f JGsttc.
CaTi.'r ana justices ucArtLtr, HHapIyegs and
WJi>.-State OF Texas vs.. the First National
Bank ct al. The question as TO whether appeal
bond l. sufficient j. being argued by MIR. Brent
and Caleb Cushing.
POLICE COURT TO-DAY, J4.lge SaeH-A!bert
Gleason was arragned charged with fast dr.
wing on Pennsylvania avenue. Mr.. Gleason
said he was not driving faster than others. The
Judge said lie had occasion the other day 10 take
a ride himself on the avenue, and was very
much surprised 10 see the rate OF speed a.
which II was the practice TO travel there. A
friend with whom he was riding timed some OF
the persons who were out driving, Aid Il was
An average OF from twelve TO ntteen miles an
hour. This rate was too fast tor the safety of
pedestrians. IL l. an old maxim 50 to use our
own rights a not to infringe upon the rights OF
others. IL WAS his duty TO see that the rights of
all are protected Mr.. Gleason was fined $50
Brutal WRETCH.
Joseph Chinn, colOred, charged with assault
and battery with intent to kill Emily douglass
This case has already been reported in TIE
STAR. Chinn made III is assault in the North
ern market by kicking her in the stomach, in
juTlDg her very badly, causing spasms The
girl was brought into court, and While giving
her testimony fell into a violent dt, lasting for
sometime, and had to be removed from the
conrt room by the police. Chinn was tined sIOe
and costs or SIX months in jail. He is a brutal
looking wretch, and during the Examination
Duttered defiance to the woman and lsnshed at
her commissions.
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LECTURES.


pR0FEssOR J. W. POwsLL,
UNITED STATES GEoLoGisr,
" III deliver his Great Lectures on the
wONpEBS OF
Ihr sE,IN ,AsCIsNT p1ITlEs ON THE
Al I'M CoAGkEG ATiONAL CHURCH,
CeInsr Tenth and q Dsreets,
AonpAf EVENING, February Is,
,,sors UEder the Auspices Of the
TON.
aenlanon TiNsts, 20 cents. For sale at the Boob
,oees, sso oy nemeefe Of TIE Asseeiation. fell II
DRoFLs6OR PRATT,
l. The most successful
H0KsE EDUCATOR In THE WORLD,
10 coming. Thrcush the influence of nome of onr
most prominent citizens, Prof. Pratt hsa bsen in
duced 10 come TO THE city snd give "
COU8SE OF LEOrUREs,
which have gained for hin the highest sncomiums
Oh the press wherever he has visited. Giving ali
who are interested in hersss and their manage.
pent rare opportunity 70 learn his system Prof.
Pratt class in Philadelphia numbered $3.50, and
beitfmore class 10 date 10 nearly 600
ne VIII erect an AWpitheAter and open IL on
Iutsoey 18TH 81 k O'Clock, ct the corner Of Penn.
syly snfA avenue and ls3s street fa7 n
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THESE yAgrs plMAND IMMEDIATE COZ

THkS1 1AOTS DlMAND IMMEDIATE COZ
iDkkATlON.-Diseases should he guarded against
such consequences - render Life . burden. Combat
ths malaria, purify the blood, put the nerves in
Petite, Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheuma
drn. fncresee the vigor Of both body aud mind and
can only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
ness By Charles 0autier's Native Wine Bitters %
eminent ply sicians, who assure ns OF the complete
victory Of these over ell other Btters 1t has abso
!utely driven them out OF the market where IL has
been introduced 0Sutisrs Native Wine bitters
may b had OF eli druggists os3-tY
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CITY ITEMS.

FRENCH ETRUsCAN JEwELgY.
Alaska Diamond Jewelry,
Oroide, Buttons and Studs,
Silver Plated Ware
Received at Prigg's Dollar Store, No. 49, Penn
sylvania avenue, between IA and 9th streets.
-
SPECIAL NOTICE. - The Brooklyn Life In
surance Company OF New York want a General
Agent at Washington. An energetic and re-
liable party, Who has had experience in Life
insurance, and can produce evidence Of past
succeSs, can make favorable and profitable ar
rangement. Address Brooklyn Life Insurance
Company, Evening Star office. uHsiAH6
-
1 AN now cFyERING line Of fne Black Silk
Ties, OF various widths. made OK pressly for me-
which are fast in color, and will not soil the
shirt or collar. The prices are but slightly
more than for common ties, and they will ic,ar
three times As long. AK for the q. &. II. Tie
GKo Z. HESNINs,
No. 40 Seventh street, y. W.
ONLY Siu.
GENTS AND LADIES Kid Gloves at 81 q pair
oil sizes. A new assortment just received at O.
Raum's Corset Factory: 4os Ithst.
BALBRIGGAN HOSE for ladies'. at the astonish-
ing low price Of IS cents, at e. Baum's Corset
Factory, 4os 1th Ct
HnPLll has oil kinds OF tAermomstsrs.
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RATCHHIOR,0 HAZE DYE.

0ATCHELOK'O HAIR DYE,
This splendid Hair Dye IL the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantAneouD, docs not contain
Iced nor any elsate poison 70 produce paralysis OF
Sssta Avoid the Wanted and decisive (rslaIation,
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had tAnty years
Hntarnished reputation 70 uphold its integrity z:
b I'll 0rusgists. APPLIED q 10, Bond street, NeW
York. f0S.tP
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INSURANCE.
HORTaWESTERN

HORTAWESTERN
MUTUAL L!EI INSURANGE COMPANY,
ARC. 0AYI ORD, Sec; HEBER SMITH, Vice Prest.
wo, J3aS H; xsS DYKE, Pre.t,
WsorganiZed IN ISIS. Has 50 900 assets, and
9 u1 members. Being a purely mutual compsny.
re- re! North%estetn fprnehes insurance at Ne n
Eastern com anies, because It obtains higher rates
OF interest on its Investments, has lower ratio Of
Office 500 7th street YKNi9HT
fe4lm (,enaraI ISa,t
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SeSS SfsTa H5sSes-ATs. Z. w. Lander IN
Queen Elizabeth"
sss FsasT'' RsA-sam shTp,eyt SILVER
M1nisers Art Gallery, ass tn sue<.
5arlevt Gallery Of OIL Paintings, E2N Penn
s5fyAnia avenue.
tneBlsoy OF shep SpAidsrq
AAs issued the following rules 20 be observed BIZ
Sath0Acs IN this Diocese during the season Of
Lent, which will begin on the I'D instant:
l. All the faithful who have completed their
twenty FIRST year. are, unless legitimately Dis
Seneed, bound 70 observe the Fast Of Lent.
They are TO make eniy one meal day, eI-
osPNBg Sundays
3. The meal allowed on fast day, 10 net 20 be
A. III th s1o msa aD n on anv d.v ,,s.,or
assuld be grantedfor eating rssh, both 1e.h and
Oh are not TO be used NJ the eane time, even by
way OF seasonBg.
o. A email rerFeshment, corr monly csI,ad es
aai,oa, - allowed in the evening, no general
Eule - 20 the quantity OF food per NIT ed AT m
nme . or can be made, but tie practice OF the
00tt regular Christians IL, never 20 Ie. /. sxcsal
ne fourth part of al ordinary meal.
.. he quality Of food allowed az a COLLATION.
~ N this doces bread butter cheese sll Kin Is
mnns' sslsds vegetables, and tsh. MILK and
q. General usage has made It lawfol TO drink
. lie morning some warm hq1id, as tea, cefee
o. min chocolate made with water.
.. Necessity and customs have authorized the
use OF hogs lard instead OF butter In prepAxinv
nsh- vegetables, &c.
oe Obligations of fasting: Young persons rnssr
tventy-one years OF age, the sick, nursing
somen, those who are obliged TO do hard lahor
al Who through weakness cannot fast vithG.t
great prejudice to their health.
10; by dspensation, the use OF flesh me at win
se allowed ~ anV time on Sundays, and once \
0y on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
sne NE second and last Saturdays Of Lent
~; PERSONS dispensed from the obligation Of
tAetine, on account OF tender or advance age
OF hard labor, are not bound by the restriction
81 nslng meat only 1t one meal on DAYS on which
as use 10 granted BY dispensation. Others dis
Henesd from the last Tor other causes, as well .s
.ssee wno are Obliged to fast, are permitted 20
1Hn CARNIyAL-Eatr,.s for "a. Geot Pac.
HE following Is listOf the entries for the goat
Isse during the Carnival, all of which teams
VII be IN front Of the shepherd Building, for
Lsnev, on Tuesday afternoon next At 4o'clock,N
q. r. Libbey enters Billy" Philip Richardson.
.IIOtfy james Pumphrie, "Shoo Fly:" Jossph
Walhng, Independence - VIM Fletcher. Con
$ssrer VIZ. Nottingham. Nancy" Mr..
Grant, . Dr Dove, "Fiora. DIR Barbsrin' "aWiIi
Aa Ftllmore-" Warren PickreI "Poton1ac:p
y hntchins, "Rocky Mountain" Otis Hongi-
Ns, "Niolet, George Eel, jr.. "Flyer;1 Willie
Fred. Pfaf, Beauty" T. NJ. Lazenby. Anne
and Nate: l. r. King, "Grey Eagle" Charles
Aeese, "DiIie: John Repetti, "Star of linen
fevp; Willie Rillian, bill" John Wicker.
San Dominso p Lynch. Brigham Young,
Ned Eye" George Duvall. "Msjor Kichards:5
MY Maryland" '''
handsome wagon and harness will be on
sfhibition az Shepherd Building on TUESDAY At
<p. n, the 14th instant, to DO swardsd IN the
race. VI 'Ne
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THURSTOND IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER is the best article for cleansing and preser
teeth. Ssid by all druggists. Price Is and 81 cents
JOUyENS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EANER re.
stores soiled gloves equal to Sold by all drug
Rists and fancy goods dealers Price, cents de5 ly
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EDUCATIONAL.
PERSONAL OUTFITS.

RAzAAR..BarEsins b Ladies. Cent? and CHI.
womens Christian Association. JGtciAry Square
An Qrders promptly and neatly exesrtsd 1ntrsnos
on j street, between eth and sfh. noli- M
THOSE BILK UnBRRLLAD a
70 sloss sAs. cot, q PRI IsSSHse e e. 80
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Tsp COOPERATIVE HOMESTEAD AssorII-
Tios.-Last night meeting Of citizens toos
pace az the Board OF Trade ROOMS the object
se0g 10 complete the organizati on Of a co
operative homestead association. A Constitution
prepared by committee chosen at the previous
neeting was read by the secretary Mr.. welch.
II provides that the capital stock shall consist
OF $4,000. in shares of 500 each: that anv
sluzen OF the United States residing in WASH
ingtop may become q member and subscribe for
Hny number OF shares, and be entitled to a vote
On each share subscribed not 20 exceed tif,v in
number. The association vii purchase pror-
STfy and sell 70 members, who will reimburse
the society il mC1thly ,nttsilments. which, il is
Represented, will amount 70 about the usual
r2te or house rent. The secretary is to give
pencs IN the sum OF 50 600, Ard the treasurer
$1,000 for the faithful dischsrs &c Of their duties.
lie constitution ard bylaws are TO Se submit
ten lOI adoption at meeting soon to be held.
notice or WHICH will be daily given. when q is
expected that the association viii be fully orr
gained for active Operation,
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SHERRY WINE IN BOND.

SHEBBY WINE IN BOND.
=. We have few ar. casks very pale and delicate
nayered SH ERRl IN the Custom House In George
town, u. o., which we will sell AZ 9 very small Al
ShSe. u wine OF our own imperial from the
eeisofated house OF fsas, Csdiz, and has been pro-
lantic. Samples can be seen AZ eur store
We are Sole Agents in the District for T j. Mar.
WHISKY, distilled from the bess grain e%pres.lr
Tor medicinal uses The trade supplied n distiiler
prices, By BRoWNINGk MIDDLETON.
nUTY OFF GROCERIRs.-we are selling Try
DPER CENT LOWER THAN ALL ORR Frs
lTb No usE GOING AEYwBRRE Else
Excellent Family -Four et ous SarTe barrel
coffee 0'fei
pest Java. &c. Per ID Roasted, only Sc per ID
time 30, lsS per II; Roasted only2Sc per 10
White Rio, nc per lb Roas,ed, only &c. Per 10.
Cnt Loaf Drips worth 81 .soJ, for q per gallon.
Diamond Syrup sugar houssl J, only zoe eer Gallon
Cassard,s Best Hams, only DC. PER NJ Prime
sugar cured shoudsrs tmslll, E,kc per 10. Bresk.
Brown sugar, only lie. per 10. Demsrara Sugar
lnearly white). 121Sc. per ID. New Orleeps CbS,re
Brown, l2c. per Id. Winslow o Green Corn, slc per
can. 81 lbs Best Glsdes Butter, &C. per u. Best
,SI| japan fsa Tor 81 per Id: III 50 Imperial Tea
iof 81 per H. So Gunpowder Tea for II co Der m
yL5 imperial Tea Tor SC. per 10. Best Black Tea
Coffee Sugar, only ls,sc per Ib Fire test Coal Oil
Sc. per gal: Cape God Cranberries, isc per ar. VII
JUST received, choice lot of Graham flour Oat
Neal, Dried Cherries, SC &e.
lei sol Re. avenue, bet Sd and az sts
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.

DROWNING q MIDDLETON
s enc n n!,L TEA: sf 81 pr pond: {. z, .
fnest in the market.
FINEST GUSPowpsx.
ilsfsf iSsSss Hrsos;
FINEST ENGLISH BsSsk1A ssg.oNs'
~ LEV ' b is6 sisty sYsIisS EIiissi
crs MTSSSssAL ,s 2hp GOVERNMENT JAVA,
SoAsFsS cooffssf fs Az Akss skApEs;. RIO
BROWNING & MIDDLETON,
oI{ Penny lvsnia avenue
FISH.
No No. a MEss HAc siSk .cK,ax,
~ l660NoAY SAAR.
fiGas sS safs ssSir hKBEISs'
UoDFTsH and SCALED HERRINs,
BRowNIss aIDDLE1os,
e1t Pennsylyanis avenue.
ASTRAL OIL.
Jus; received, iyeo gallons Prst,'s ASTRAL OH.
warrants not to explode. Trade supplied st New
DRowNIsG & MIDDLETON.
oIS Pennsylyanis avenue.
wINkS. &c.
Our stock OF WINS and LIQUOR 10 very COM
pete, and cannot be surpassed by any this sse OF
New hork. IL comprises the best brands II Cham
payne, am ong which can be found
l.. Roederer's Carte Blancker ChAnracne
Vre Clcluot 10
Noett 8 Chsudar, Green Seal do
U d Mumns" DRY Yer1ensy" do.
Chas. Heidsieok 90
Pleasant Valley Carte Blanche do
Pleasant v alley - Paris Exposition do
Henne.y Co. cospae Bsg Brandy.
Otard Dupny . e.. Corus, Brandy
California Brandy. Maieira VIII sDo''
sherry, Pert,
For sale low, by 49,
BROWNING MIpDLKTON.
Ola Pennsy IN ania Avenue
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AnIHEMENTR. Aa.

NshsxoI T7eerer--Charies Fech,er and Car
sstta Leclercq IN " lie Lady Of Lyons
Waits efsTa RsSe.-Mrs. T. w. Lander in
oEeen Elizabeth"
sad EsuesSs' RsA-ssm shaTpiey'e Silver
Show.
M1niser's Art Gallery, ass tn st1e<t.
5Arlews Gallery Of OIL Paintings, Lzk Penn
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TEE SOCIAL EVIL" Discussed BY WOVEN
In response TO call recently published for q
meeting Of the ladies or this city, under the
auspices OF the National Female Suffrage AS.
ISOLATION. lsrge number gathered yesterday
In the room Of the Committee on Agriculture q,
the House OF Representatives; no one of the
male SCI beng admitted. Mrs. I. y. Hooker
called the meeting TO order, and delIyereri =
long Argument against legalizire prostitution
by granting licenses, and n favor OF giving the
right Of suhIage 10 vomeu which. she eaid
would tend 20 eradicate the social evil, (" and
are read several papers from English societies
Ief the repea or contagious disease acts to show
She entire feasibility OF an effort TO rscIa;,,
prostitutes by moral spasiOr. The meeting was
subject.
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THB AHATkTE MUSICIANS or GfoRsrroNx
propose, on Tuesdsy evening, to appear at
Forrest II all. IN the cantatA Of a. Tue Seasons y
1sbleaux Of each Of the months, with appro-
pirate music will be presented. and, Ia view Of
The fAet that all the voices are the great treat
expected. Amateurs fron Washington win
Assist IN the ehoruses- The proceeds are to be
applied TO ST Johns Episcopal Church Of that
city. See advertisement.
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SERIOUS ACCIDsST.-Christoph Long, An
enploye Of the ordnance department OF the
Eashington navy yard, wss quite badly in iured
yesterday Afternoon by . twelve Do nder GU M .
Which he Was aiding 10 remove 10 ordnance mu.
seam, falling upon hts foot, severely crushing
~. HIS wound was dressed by Assistant Sur
sson Jones, and Capt. Ramsay had him con-
yeyec 10 his home
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BOILED CIDER APPLE SAUCE.
BOILED CIDER APPLE SAUCE
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Dir. + PAPIN, IN his Advertisement ei.evher.
c.u. on UNEMPLOYED workingmen in this city 20
.'<l Aemsei'es OF the advantages offered 70
Ire members OF the Humanitarian Pior.srs.
Associ alton, formed BY him for their enivrS,,o,
10 South Florida. the Italy OF Ameriea
heetirs VIII be held to-morrow. iSundaVS > =,
Organizing the Washington Branch OF m. g.. -
cl2tiens "
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INDIANA SoCIABLE.-The third social recep
ton CT the Indiana Republican Association wa.
held last evening at Marini's Hall. There Ters
large number Of ladies and gentlemen in at
tendance, including quite a number or persons
late hour. Among those present we're G. G..
Murray. president OF the association, ana Miss
Seaiy, Senator Pratt, Hon. G. s, Orth and
lady. Ion. James Tyner and lady, Hon. Jasper
Packard az iadv, Mrs, General Coburn. Mrs.
Mary T.. Nealy, Mrs. A. l., Ruter Dufour. Hon.
Hcrs'iO King. Gen. Allen Rutherford, Hon. :
A. Mosher, Hon. Latt Bsyless and adv, Colo
rel Lawrence, Major Morley, and MANY Other,
Of note.
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btiLDiNS aasoCIATioNS.-The Economical
Building Assoc alton at its last ,34tbC mortSIv
meeting SOLD % shareS, at an average or
At the I'D meeting OF the Provident Building
ASSOCIATION = shares were sold, ~ An average
st 81.
At the -o-h meeting OF the Washington Co
operative s.tt0 were sold, at about les.
At The S'th meeting or the Columbia To-
sPsfatlye Association money was sold at an
average OF Size.
At the Eetneetingef the Merchants and Ne
chanies' Association 1sshares were sold, At an
average OF = :.
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| Linz DIN HALL SKRvICEs.-Remember the
| special services in Lincoln Hall Tomorrow
| afternoon al $50 General Prentiss and others
/ 4 sHnIk.
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PERSONS needing steam power are referred
TO the advertisement OF Mr.. Polkinhorn, in
another column.
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ACcIbENTs.-About : O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. NJ. NcGowan was thrown from,
his buggy. on Pennsylvania avenue, between
oh anu 9TH streets, and badly bruised about
the head and hack. He was taken to the drug
store OF Messrs. Gilman 4 Co. and Mr.. Fran,
z0ni dressed his wounds. About the same time
VIM Lovejoy, boy about Is years OF age, tell
from horse on the avenue, between ist and I'd
streets, and had his leg injured
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BY NOTICE in another column it will lie
seen That meeting OF the subscribers TO the
capital stock of the ColuI bia RAILWAY Gonna
nv will be held at the Board of Trade Rooms on
"Wednesday evening next, prepar atory to effect
ing permanent organization. This looks ike
buSiEess, and, W. trust, will eventuate in the
speedy completion Of this important railway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

TIE board OF directors Of the Potomac Ferry
Company has reelected Captain Samuel Ged-
ney superintende
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IHB hCsicAL NArIsKB Of the Choral Society
At the National Theater nsIt Thursday will be
The event OF next week. The Chorals have
FAMED noble reputation, and are the especiaI
rzvorites OF the lovers OF music here. Another
feature OF the matinee will be the Assistance Of
The Amateur Orchestral Union. A dne pro-
SysD me has been selected. See advertisement
HJssoSARY ASNrvERsARy.-Ses notice In
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M BOsSf OF 1IT. Welckcr. on Y
street which WAS damaged by the recent Gre.
- now being put IN thorough repair by the
Nauonzl Metropolitan, OF this CITY in which
an insurance Rad been but recently effected
We are glad 70 see that our home corapanje.
are acting 30 promptly in case OF the recent
loses IN the District. Such q line OF conduct
s.nnot tall 10 commend itself TO our citizens
We understand that the National Netroooli+ap.
during the past month, issued no less than eighty
Hehcles; showing the confidence of the eoma,U-
hiiy IN the Character and reliability OF the gen
titnt n connected with it.
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Poor PAY.-A groveiip. minded burglar
Wlo las 80 !itile knoNlecge Of the poverty o
printers that he will never rise 20 a resDectabl,
position IN lis profession, managed 20 enter III,
business nice OF TIE EyENiNG STAR last nigh
by forcirg The lock OF the rear door. he opl,
got about thirty-hSe cents Tor bis la Dor which
saro - a little above the average generally on
eAnd after the close OF business In any well
regulated newspaper once. An entsrDrisiut
Fellow can make better wages than that b'
-feAhDg the cObble-stones from Riker's EiJgi
and selling them tor Cane NAV diamonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-11

A. NJ r. CHUEcH.-The board OF bishop, OF
this dsno minAtion OF CHRISTIANS have just held
a meeting IN this city. The next GansIaI Cor.
terence will meet At Charlotte, North Carolina
ON the third "Wednesday in June, 1872. Nh.
Baltimore Annual Conference. including III,
.9lI ch9rehes 81 W sshington, viz: Wesley Zion
tnion Wesley, John Wesley and Galbr.itI
hapel, will be held in washin ston city in Apri
ensuing The statistics show a membership O,
F4.oeo, 81 preachers, ) bishops, and 10 ANNA
.ohIeiehcts. Two entire annual conference,
have been organized since lsts.
The New York herald., 1871-04-23
Personal Intelligence.


Senator Fenton arrived yesterday at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. Il. II. King. President OF rhe Bank OF Montreal
Is staying at the Brevoort House.
Senator Kellogg, OF New Orleans, is sojournng for
a few days at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Commodore James Alden, OF the United States
Navy, Is stationed at the Albemarle Hotel.
Professor Agassiz OF Cambridge, IS at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Senator Stewart, Of Colorado, is at the Hoffman
House.
Mr.. r c. Bailey. editor Of the Boston transcript,
has apartments at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. W. II. Hooper, Congressional Delegate from
Utah, is among the arrivals at the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
Mr.. G. B. Farwell, member OF Congress, OF Chicago,
has arrived at the Fifth Avenue H6>el
MIR. J. Hickson, director OF the Grand Trunk Rail.
road, Is at the Brevoort House
Mr.. F. Hoar, member OF Congress, OF Massachu.
setts, Is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
s Mr.. A. M. waddell. member OF Congress- OF North
Carolina Is stopping at the st. Nicholas.
Mr.. W. J. Florence, the comedian isl temporarily
so,ourning at the Firth Avenue Hotel.