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NohINATIoNs-The President to-day nomi-
mated x. II. Lee, to be Postmaster at Camden
n. j.
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1T IL THOUGHT that Congress will not sit
longer than three or four DAYS.
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GENERALS JOHN A. LOGAN, Stewart L. Wood
ford, Walter Hartman, +. w. Kinks an
Aaron f. Stevens are to take the stump for th
republicans in New Hampshire.
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THIS MORxIMa's PROCEEDINGS

After the passage OF the sundry civil appro
priation bill, the House bill to repeal
The DUTY ON COAL
was taken up.
MIR. Warner moved as an amendment a pro-
vision for the general removal of all politica
disabilities, ard read q lengthy speech on the
social and political affairs at the South, con
GLIDING at 445 q. m; when the Senate went
into executive session.
At 40 q. M the doors were re-opanel, an.
the Senate took recess until 10 80 a. m.
AFTER THE RECESS.
AT 1910 q. m. the Senate reassem oled.
On motion OF MIR. Bayard, the thanks of the
Senate were voted to Vice President Colfax for
the ability and impartiality with which he ad
presided over the deliberations of the Senate
Dir. Sawyer moved to postpone the regular
order, 1.-THE coal billy which after considerable
disc ussion, was agreed to-ayes q, nays n.
Mr.. Sawyer then called up the House bill for
the relief Of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy,
Char lesion, s. c., appropriating $4,000.
At 11:40 q. m, motion OF Mr.. Hamlin to go
nays SO.
At noon, the pending bill being still under
discussion, the Vice President raped and de-
clared the third session Of the Senate of the
Forty.nrst Congress adjourned sine die, and re-
turned his thanks to the Senate for the compli-
mentary vote to himself.
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wAR DEPT, OFFICE CHInp SIGNAL OpP1c... /,

VHzDBf T, OFTICk OH1BH SIGNAL ORPfCER,
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., March 4-7.35 q. m.
The barometer, which yesterday morning wa,
falling and lowest on Ontario, has rapidly re-
covered and is now above the average; this rise
was accompanied With q simultaneous fAii in
the Ohio valley, and. which moving eastward
eliminated in . decided minimum over . Dor
ton OF the middle Atlantic States. The rain
extended to the Gulf and along the Atlantic,
and remained specially persistent from Virgins
70 New York. Fair weather prevails now on
the Gulf and lakes; cloudy weather on the south
and east Atlantic. The winds are generally
freeh, increasing to brisk ct Duluth.
Probabilifies.-A serious disturbance u appre-
hended Is advancing from the northwest Fresh
and light winds are probable for the lakes; fair
Weather and fresh winds In the Gulf States;
Gearing up weather on the south and middle
Atlantic, and freeh winds on the east Atlantic
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MIS-, NJ. D. WILSON'S oERTIFIoATr.

~s M d W ILoUh . UEBTIFIUAT1.
FRED0EIA, N. T., May 2, ISL.
For eighteen months preyious 10 December last 1
haa eeeh on the very verge of the grave, and had
sur req mere than thousands have TO die, from q
Con plcstion of diseases, VIZ: PrOstration of the
9nlIe NerTous system, propsyl Heart Disea -.
frOrchiai Oatarrh, Dyspepsa, Chronic Infaml-
nm 81 the stomach, Enlarg.meDt of the Liver,
Jenncice Spinal Complaint. Failing Eyesight, LOGS
q Hsir and subseq uen (and for six months time
Mem aIsia followed by Parsly sis, with almost tor Al
iOrs 81 the LOcomOtiye Pow ers-all Of which were
50 edllx arrested IN their progress and have been
gradually and e1ectusly reno ed, by iIst destroy
Ing the root, whereby disease no longer exist in
the body, thrOGg the agency of Mrs Brown "A WON
DEEFuL Metaphysical Discovery
as Tor me, will give thanks unto the Lord with
my mouth nno praise Him before the multitude, ~
nieh slipped"
Miss v iisOns certificate will be found At length
IN my Meta ohysical pamphlet, strongly ind, rssi
Please seLd for II to the hotel. mh2-6t
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
HORACE GRRRLY is in town.

INTERNAL RsvKNuE.-The receipts from til Q
source to-day were s229, 1868.
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CoNvIRMATI0xs BY THE SINAT1.-The SEN.
ate went into execution session about 1--we
O'Clock this morning and confirmed the follow
B. r. Brown, A. X. Shepherd, A. b. Mullett
and James A. Magruder, Board Of Public
Works for the District OF Columbia.
Collectors Of Customs.-Wm. L. Ashmore,
burlington N. j.; Sidney Cooper, Cape VIM
WIN; Story. .. s. judge for the western dis
WIN. a. Failing. Sd lieutenant, revenue
George A. BLACK, secretary of Utah Territory.
james Henry, U. 8. marshal for the western
dis,rist Of Michigan. :
Roland G. Usher, U. s. marshal for II assaehu-
sets.
United States Attorneys Cornelius Hedges,
district Of Montana; d. 1. BALDWIN, eastern dis,
trict of Texas.
Assessors Of Internal Revenue. - joseph
Brooks, I'd district Arkansas; Charles +. Mer-
rill, I'd district Louisiana.
Indian Agests.-C. A. Bateman fer the State
OF Nevada.
COnsuls;-Andrew S. osderdonk, Santiago,
Cape Verde Islands.
Postmasters.-Dayid a. Allen, Brennan,
Texas; ii. r: ysnbiers, st. Anthony Falls,
Ter, Stillw ater MINI; Almsrin Young, Amster-
dam, N v; 3. p. Young, Kosse, Texas; Ebe-
Dezer Ellis, Bath, N. Y; james 3. Hall0ck,
Ahddletown, N. Y; John Clinton, Brownsville,
Tenn; H. H. Helper, Salisbury, N. c.; Francis
r.. Lathrop, Colunbia Mo-; james q. Parrot,
keokuk, lows; Harriet Il. Drury. Troy, OHIO;
Harris Whipple, FAR Haven, Vt; VIM. L. Butt,
Boston, Mas; George e Goodrich, FitchburR,
Mas; Charles II. Spofiord, Rockford, ILL.,; VIM.
b. Robertson, Salem, Nd; James q. johnson,
Joshua r. Smith, Meridian, Miss: Alfred b.
Smith. Poughkeepsie. y. y; Elliott Fay, Pots
dam, y. Y.
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The weather on Mount WashlnSton
MOUNT WARRINGTON, March 8, %. m.-Bar-
ometer q 81; thermometer so degrees wind
southwest; velocity Of wind ca.
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Cincinnati without q Leade

CINCINNATI, March 3.-The Cincinnati Morn
ing Leader. after short existence, suspended
publication tonight. 1t is said it will appeal
again in few days.
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Baltimore Con ference n. y. On

Specie 0h1pments.
NEW YORK, March 4.-The specie shipments
to-day 10 $3.50, 600, in mixed bars.
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8ATCHKLOR's HAZE DYE.

Ibis splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
nomess, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
siu nor any r,tae poison TO produce paralysis or
Sos:tns risns see and delusvs
W =: Sschelx. Hair Dye IA. had Mi,iy years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or BroWn' Sojd
% All Drsssisfs- Applied At . Bond err ct, New
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KILOGRAMS To THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Ts'egrdphsd Exciusirely to The 8uening S:9r.
Berlin Wild with Joy over tho Peace
News.

BERLIN, March 3.-The Emperor's dispatch
to the Empress, in forming her that be had
ratified the conditions of peace which the Bor-
deaux Assembly has accepted, was read amid
the booming o. artillery, ringing of bells, and
the cheers OF the people, who are wild with joy.
The Bordeaux Assembly.
BORDEAUX, March Sin the Assembly the
Government proposed the appointment OF a
commission to examine all the financial CON
tracts made since the beginning Of the war
Dufavre presented a decree annuling the one
issued by late Minister Cremieux, which dis
missed several magistrates from office.
Deputies ROchefort, Blanc, Mallon, and Til
don have resigned their seats.
Considering the cession of Alsace Illegal.
Deputy Pyat declared he did not resign, but
that lie would never enter the Assembly until
the ceseion Of the French territory was re-
scinded.
The Evacuation Of Paris COMPLETED
LONDON, March 3.-The German troops have
all left Paris. The evacuation terminated at Il
O'Clock on the Sd, Friday morning, in accord.
ance with the terms Of the convention.
A dispatch from Havre, Sd, says the Mobile
and National Guards have been disbanded, and
the trenches around the town are being tilled
up.
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rules and adopt q resolution granting TO the
members rom Texas full pay for the present
Congress. The rules were suspende : and the
resolution adopted.
. THE above brings the proceedip e down 10 the
une Az wbaeh the morning papers closed their
found below
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Gladstone HI.


LONDON, March 3.-Nr. Gladstone ia ill, Ar
retired early to-day from the House OF Con
mons.
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Gable Screw Wire
BOOTS AND SHOES:
ECONOMY.
THEY EACbL ALL OTHERS
ut 1900 pairs sold Last year by two leading Bos-
ton manufacturers. and warrants ted against ripping
NOT ONE WAS RETUREED.
POTENT Stamp 0H frsry Gas
f-2S I'm Sold b. all Leading Dealers
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Work upon this road IL steadily progressing
and ct this time, as We are credibly Informed
one half OF the aradin0 within Charles COUNTY
has been eompletet. At the Pepe's creek
has about two hundred hands ct work, hav.
ing ON Wednesday last received q large force
from WashinRton.-POrt Tobacco Tmes,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ARs- u. q. BROWN.

Hks' ~. q. BROWN,
VI 81 ed street, New York, is now ii the
ST JAMES HOTEL, Boom No5
Sr the further Introduction Of her Metaphy,ical
Discovery, which
KILLS THE ROOT OF ALL DISEASES.
DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD. Rl.IN n.
NEss, BALDNSfs, OATARRH,
With every disesee flesh il heir to
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
Proceedings Of the British Parlla.
umomf

LONDON, March BIN the House of Commons
this evening, Mr. Delke gave notice of a resOlu-
non OF regret that the government assented to
the holding Of the Black Sea Conference on the
conditions dictated by Prince Gortschakoff.
discussion took place upon the colonial
policy OF the government, particularly as re-
CARDS South Africa.
AA0sner aeFflDle COiliefy explosion
Twenty Lives Lost.
LONDON, March 3.-There was another terri
Bile collery explosion yesterday at Victoria. The
DEAD Will probably number twenty.
Gladstone HI.
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T'HB HIeH COMMIssIoN.-The American
members o. the Joint High Commission wa
entertain the British members at dinner thi
evening. On Tuesday the President will Civ
tnem a reception in state. and on Wednesia
ST cre.ary Fish will give them dinner.
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Ine gsneral rule Regarding ssntismeu r
and pale blue AL Summer.
NWater sells at eix Giants per gallon In,
ROCHE City. Colorado; and when they take a
bath there they wet rag and climb IL
~Mr. Cursey and Mis Pierce we're cursex-
rily married ON horseback By PEARSON Neal. ~
other day, in Kentucky.
- Mr.. Hancock. the supsrinssndenf of
Schools IN CINCINNATI, necommepdk the adop-
ton or compulsory education.
an Indiana young lady into oonvplGone. anS
she died without unnoosa1axy oelays
0Mre General Dsnn anA daushtou. Nrs.
General Benjamin r. Butler, Mn. ANON 6nrs
nngame, Ars. Lincoln, and Ma. james 0or(jor,
London q Lest accounts, W. ~
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1Aksl YACTe DBMAND IMMBDIAfB OON
., !, -Dtsssse should be guarded against
or ~ must be cared. The alternasfves are doSth or
sSsh coSseaoenees e render life burden. Oo1hat
orSe9 Itflfy the blood. put the nerves in
ketnes oanish every Sign Of Dyspepsia or rheums-
rsHa ~ TIE vfgor Of both body and mind and
- 1niy DC done With safety, certainty and prompt
~ ~ ~ sn1 Gantiers Native Wine Bifters SO
s%nent PIX nciens. VIE e.s1Fs 10 Of tSe ompiete
MSsIH y soeeS over ~ ether Bstsrs. Il has sbo0-
ossn introduced 0a1tierS Native Wine Bitters
~ " nso % " oIu&kAs0. os1a-tY
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~ The N. Y. World Coins ''Saratoggery."
6The street cars in St. Louis are drawn b,
mules.
VQueen Victoria appeared fat and cross to
correspondent.
= Pittseurg has Q "Chsap and Hungry"
club, that divides the free lunch routes.
0Mr. Bikell, Mr.. Pearl, and four men of n
United States Coast Survey weasel, were drown
60 last Sunday by their small boat capsizing OH
tie Coast of Florida.
The Missouri Republicans have taken the
party. The Liberal and Radical committee OF
81 Lonis united on Thursday and formed q
joint organization.
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THUBSTONB IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DEB the best article for cleansing and preseryins
teeth. esld BY all druggists. Price, 8 and 50 cents
yOUVENS iHODOR0UD GLOVE OLBANER re-
Risfs and fancy Roods deaIers Price Il oents a.
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AMONG THE HOUSE BILLS which failed 10 re-
ceiv" the concurrence of the Senate are the
following:
An act to revise, consolidate and amend the
statutes relating to the Post Office Department.
Act TO aid the execution Of the laws in Utah
Territory, (anti-polygamy bill.)
Act to extend the time for presentation OF
claims for bounty under the act of July rs, 1sc6.
Joint resolution in relation to the contest be-
tween the people OF Cuba and the Government
OF Spain.
Act to authorize the President to accent the
resignation or judges Of United States courts
Act for better security Of agricultural college
funds.
Act for the protection OF settlers on the public
lands Of the United States.
Act to enable honorably discharged soldiers
And sailors and their widows and orph Ans to
acquire hOmesteads on the public lands.
Act to prevent cruelty to animals In transit
by railroads, &c.
An act in relation to additional bounties.
Joint resolution to regulate the hours Of labor
OF Government Workmen, &c.
Act to amend the bankruptcy act.
Act increasing all pensions twenty per cent
Act to charter the Cincinnati and Southern
railway.
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- DB WHITE, SkyssoA 0tyopodise,
No $50 18th street, opposite - Treasury 4 estab-
lfshed IN Washington ID. o., 1851 He successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblains. Club, and In
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet with
out PAIN or Inconvenience TO the patient The shoe
can De worn with ediateiy after the op~Ya-
non hefers 10 the many eminent Physician Q, Sur
Ee u.s. and thousands OF other respon sible parsons
Who patronlZe mis- establishment Hours, from a
10 tel m owing 20 press Of buaaess ct one
pr nlte Is unable 70 visit patisots at their resi-
rET PAIR or
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DALI, sunday excepted,
Al The star Buildings,
Corner Pennsylvania az. and Ilth -
By FRk
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER C0nPiSi.

TdE STAG - served o. carriers % Ineir SUD
s-FibeTs 10 the Civ and District at Ten Gents 4
wEzE OF FORTr-FOUK CENTS FEz MONTE. COB.es
~ ne counter, Two CESI..
SREB FOR MAILING Three months. el.s0;
Elk Months. SO 90: ORe Year, ssoe No papers
sre sent IRON the Ofice longer than pad for.
THE wEEKLY STAR-pnblishsd on FRIDAY
m TnfuR-9I SO year
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DiLL' WhiSh WE'RE NUT Cl6NBD BY THE
PRRslDKNT.-The President and all the mem
bers Of the Cabinet were at the CAPITOL this
morning from half past nine O'Clock until noon,
and during that time the President signed some
sixty or seventy bius-sll which were passed by
thetwo houses yesterday and last night, except
the foilowing:-An act for the relief OF pur-
chasers OF lands sold Tor direct taxes in the in
surrectionary States. An act in re- alton to the
Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad Company of
Alabama An act relating to telegraphic COM
municatiOn between the United States and
foreign countries. A joint resolution relating
to the rights of actual settlers upon certain
lands. An act Tor the relief OF Anna NJ,
Howard. An act granting pension to ADJ m
Correll. An act for the relief of George Wright.
An act for the relief of Joseph Ormsby. An
act Tor the relief OF Mary NJ. CLARK, widow of
Leonand Clark.
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THs LAST HOURS OF THE FoRrY-YrRsT
CoNeRRss.-The House galleries were denssly
crowded to-day to witness the adjournment OF
the old Congress and organization OF the new
After the election OF Speaker Blaine the mem
bers OF the House were sworn in, being cslle,l
In front OF the Speakers desk by States to have
the oath administered. It so happened that
South Carolina and Alabama were called to-
gether' and the colored members from those
SAtes-Rainey, Elliott and DeLarge, OF the
sormer State, and Turner, of the latter
Snte-wsre in the same group. The APP
pearance of four colOred men, one of them
very dark. caused 2 stretching OF neeks, es-
was percepsible sc nsation while the oath was
beng administered to them. Walls, the colored
member from Florida was sworn In with the
Georgia and other southern delegations. The
drawing tor seats will take place on Monday.
The usual c0mm0ti0n attending the sdiOurn-
ment of q session took place, and the Hobbies
were well nlled by persons anxious to have
some pet scheme hurried through before 60 q
close. The clerks Of both the House and Sem
20 that they might be signed before IL O'Clock,
and succeeded In getting all finished. The ap-
propriatiOn bills were al signed BY the Presi-
dent during the morning.
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TWENTY OR THIRTY nominations sent in by
the President at various times since the first
Mond,y in December last had not been acted
upon by the Senate up to the time of adjourn
ment to-day, but none Of them we're important
All OF the District Of Columbia nominations
were cOnfirmed,
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SOMEBODY having suggested the name of Gen
Nj. ID. Legget for the next republican candidate
for Governor Of Ohio, his enemies, with a view
to running his political prospects, have started
the report that he els strictly moral, and
neither drinks intoxicating liquors, smokes
chewe, uses profane language, nor plays cards -
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VERYISAp.-The gang OF street corner and
alley politicians who went up to the Capitol this
morning to defeat the confirmation of the Board
OF Public Works, got there rather late, and found
TO their profound disgust that the Senate had not
waited 10 get the benefit Of their disinterested
advice, but had gone into executive session and
confirmed the whole board off-hand. Some OF
the same crowd OF ward bummers had their
feelings good deal lacerated yesterday by the
refusal OF distinguished Senators to notice their
cards when sent in. All this is very sad.
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LECTURES.

1.-THE MAKING AND UNMAAING OF IRE.
IFCruRr Nv Pa LAMP pov,,
Ten pie, ST. PATBICKS NIGHT, March Nth,
ADM sic 90 cents m247Il IL Ia rs Is M
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DIVISION OF THE DISTRICT UNDER THE NEW
GorKRNNEnr.-Last evening, the judges Of the
supreme Court Of the District of Columbia we're
In consultation with Gov. Cooke, at the judges
consultation room, in the City Hall, for the
purpose Of dividing the District of Columbia
into legislative districts under the territorial
act and after an exchange Of views on the sub
OF the matter.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

National THEATER.
CCSTINUED OVATION
HOUSES CR"NpED To REpLEfION.
THIS AFTERNOON At O'Clock
LYDIA thompson MATINEE
Tbs SATURDAY. EVENING. at O'Clock.
The World Famed
LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE,
II Nc Orr hts. HuFlescra "
SiNB.D. TIE EAILOR
MONDAY PARIS 7.
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SAM COLLYEg ShISSTEEL ANDyAaIErY
- shTER MINT
&c OrBS' HALL.
TUESDAY EyEkING M,rch 9TH ISL
cse.s sold Ter Saturday Evening will be good for
the an
Ioors open o'oln,s, eJHnesce precisely.
ACul.-lr-l. !. q lefita. M 81
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-20
THE TAMMANY FIGHT WAKES HOT.

At last advices, General Green had en-
tered upon his duties as deputy comp
troller, and Connolly had surrendered "a
him full control of the office. Mayor hall
still regards this action as an abdication on
the part of Connolly and desired to fill tae
vacancy with General Mcclellan. But
General Mcclellan was too sharp, and
could not be induced to be made cats
paw to pull the Tammany 'chestnuts out
of the fire. His experiences in that way
in 1864 are not of kind to induce him
TO repeat the experiment. l
Gen. Green has an unstained record as
the executive officer of the Central Park
Commission and enjoys the universal conf
dence. He was staying in h;s Office, at last
accounts, night and day, attended by an
armed posse, to protect the public records
from destruction or forcible seizure. Mayor
Hall refuses to recognise him in any way
officially.
This sharp move Of Connolly's is attrib-
nted to Samuel j. Tilden, the most astute
and able of the anti-Tammany Democrats.
Intense excitement prevails in the city.
The Citizens Committee of Seventy hold
frequent meetings, and it is rumored that
criminal warrants will soon be issued
against the principal robbers of the ring.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-20

WARD MEETINGS Madison W@d.-
The Republicans of Madison Ward are re-
quested to meet at Hams Hall, on Ninth
street beyond Leigh, this "wednesday
evening promptly at eight o'clock, for
the purpose of electing delegates to repre-
sent the city in the State conyento on, which
meets on the 9th instant, and the city
nominating convention, which meets on the
23d instant. A full meeting is desirable.
Clay W@d.-The Republicans of Clay
ward will meet at the Filth Baptist church
ION Main street, near Morton's flower gar
DEM this evening at eight o'clock, for the
purpose Of electing one delegate to represent
that ward in the State Convention, which
meets on the 9th inst. Also two dele
gates to represent the ward in the nominate
ing convention which meets on the 23d in
slant. 1t is very desirable that every Re-
publican in the ward should be present.
Monroe Ward.-There will be meeting
of the Republicans of Monre ward this
wednesday, evening at the Third-Sreet
Methodist church, at s O'Clock.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-20

A LOVELY DESCENDANT OF KING
PoWHATAN.-Mr. w. w. Putnam. cor
ner of Tenth and Broad streets, has lust
added the finishing touch to one of the
most beautiful Indian squaws we ever be-
held.
She is the property OF Mr.. Salamone.
cigar dealer, on Broad street, near Eighth.
and is intended as a tobacco siga. Her
features anG form would do credit 10 some
of the celebrated sculptors of Europe.
while Mr.. Putnam bas painted her dress SO
superbly and with such taste as to make
the sight pleasant to look upon. She's a
beauty and no mistake; and we advise the
lovers of the beautiful to look upon the
,a'r form and features of this Indian
maiden, and say if they ever saw one l;ke
her more attractive.
We understand the SAT- is to be unveil-
ed in a few days at Salamone's, where all
can see her, and get good cigar for little
Captain Putnam, we understand. vii
soon open an establishment to do fancy
painting. The job he has just completed
is a guarantee of bis ability as a first-cass
artist. th