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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-17
lGRyEaAL PRESS DGsPATCHI

CONCORD, WaTCh 1J.-Ihc scattering YOte,
which runs MP 20 LEO oV 100 defeats Weston by 100 OF
2O) votes. Hbhard has 400 majority IN tie IL Congress
District; Bel probably zoo 500 majority In the III
District. IN Parkcr's IlId District, estimating e."
small towns by last years vote The DEMOCRATIC plurality
f. 1917. Parker up well with lis ticket and. without
doubt elected. The Senate now looks a. II Democrat
were chosen ia District. ~, vi, VII, X XII and XII
aud Republicans in Districts II, III, VII, and IN
There j. no choice in Districts / and V. The House IS
probably Democratic by from 10 10 majority, counting
three or four Labor RcfOrmCrs with the Democrats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

the internal revenue law. and from suits siuce
tke war resulting from the war.
MT. BROOKS ~. W called attention % the
Isi seIy increased expenditures Of the country,
aho ssid bere vas single bin which appro-
n'lated SS3 goo 600. while a former Adminis,rs-
Goh Wa turned out OF power because the whole
OF Us appropriations amounted 20 SO 600 esD
MI Dawes replied that the results OF the war
rad entailed additional expenses and she
country had grown since the time referred %.
De presumed the gentleman did not propose 10
dwarf the country 10 What IL then wac
Mr. Brooke said he desired 20 confpe the .,-
penotures OF the Government 20 their leci'i-
mate objects, and he therefore offered an
Amendment providing that no part OF N : an
preparation should he used I'm State elections ar
n elections within the States; and on tbs The
ayes and noes were demanded.
The amendment was rejected nv a Marty
vote-ayes 2, noes lO1.
0F. kerrs amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Cavsnaugh (MoBtana) offered an amend
ment, which was adopted. appropriating 81 GO
10 pay the amount due 10 the superintendent
81 the construction OF the penitentiary in Mon
tara.
Mr.. Moore tIll.) moved 70 amend the para
graph providing tor the Hospital for the In
sane by striking out si2j 900 and inserting
SipQ COO =
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Ne lad N sde up, Until hauded his oe-.is sat.
. the prose curing sitorney. rhe iudcs sho
lad given IL Gsc lsecn sun rh 0nedf ~esr,,rs-
and be ddn's even have 90 eSaialas IL. 50 are
vac he that he had written Il himselI Wen.
they asked Thu Young man Nslkinscn, So he
hAd gotten the license 20 explain the IA tees
poeee and the surroun.EnsS, aud be intte 50
many mistakes thar the Judge and ever b1fy
around laughed 90 him, aud one lswyer sh0
al BEHIND me. said: "ff that woman Nas auv-
Coreress next saturday night"
after the hrst day OF court, when he found
rae not acceded 90 his plan Mr. Bowen vent IN
ny room, vas there before vas, and raved with
anger and wept like q child alternately. and
mace al sorts OF threats against nv character.
i told him I was In hts pOser ss haI not
means to employ counsel aud paw travelling en-
penses OF myself and witnesses 20 refnte MIN.
but told him he could not alleye anyrhipe
against my character with ua,h. tie saad tbis
all N The presence of two gentlemen"
what other witnesses did Bowen havp3s
He had another man no swore that fsoweu
roomed with him; lived with him and slept Win
him al the time iron - TO '6i, when every b0ly
around as knew that was m srried 20 this verv
Z. Z. Bowen I'm 81, roomed with him, lived with
him and slept with him during that very time
And hos much money, Mrs. Bowen. did yOa
-, , O. ., MT Bowen rally offered yoa for keep
he told me last August that should Al Ways
nave a. much money a. wanted 20 snpl-st c ne,
snd last fail, when lac visited me the last
when he GOT up this plans''
Yes he gave me three notes then for srsT
each, and paid one Of them tao weeks agO. He
sent ne eiooio ray my outfit 10 Washington.
AMI The morning OF the trial he gave me : l,l
more. l don't suppose now that these other
two notes are worth anything and that h, N %
anything more for me 4"
Wei. he seemed desperate. What all. this
third wife? He seems 20 have been ing
Mormon on you all"
/" les, though he came from Prov idenoe.
Rhode Island les, / thought when We we're
hrst married that be was divorced man. ut
II appears that he had still another wife thxl.b
And YOU feel afraid OF HIM"
" les, indeed, sir. 4 am IN mortal fear al tbU
time that may be shot In the head. He told
me on his last visit that he could hire those men
TO do anything, and what's 20 prevent nav being
Knocked in the head any dark night? Why. sir,
they say that Mrs. King thought nothing OF
dressing up in mems clothes aud painting her
sell az Niger. She might DO that aud get me
cut Of the wHv. aud nobody would be any the
wiser. = oalsrIAe Cenrfer- Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

FREE and uninterrupted communication with
Paris having been opened, Drexsl & Co., o {
Fhiladelphia, are advised by cable telegram to
Draw as usual In gold on their house in that
city, (Drexel, Harjes T. Co.. which they give
notice they are prepared to do. 1t IL proper
however, TO remark that the Paris branch OF
this house has been open during all the time of
the Franco German war, with means and an
efficient clerical force to attend to ell Demand.
upon 1.-THE only Interruption being that inter
posed by contendiDg armies. Those having
friends In the late beleagured city will be glad
is clear TO minister to those friends' Keller.
Drexei, harjes s. Co. kept open branch house
during the war at Geneva, Switzerland anil
paid In paper, which was 1t per cent. discount
On the 30th Of January gold was quoted i'm
Paris at per cent. premium, and ON the 10Th
instant at y per cent. premium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE DISTRICT OF Cos
LuhBIA.-The House is engaged to-day on the
sundry civil appropriation bill, which appro-
PIRATES in the aggregate s33, 5s3 ,99237, in
GLIDING unexpended balances resppropriated
Among the items are the following ap-
propriati ons for the District of Column
bia:-FOr the Metropolitan Police, S2O7 SO
Provided, that the corporate authorities of
Washington and Georgetown and the Levy
Court appropriate sl03,s35 for the Same puf-
pose. For the Government Hospital for the
Insane. Sl53 ,0o0 For the Columbia Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb, 81, 800. For the Co
iumbia Hospital and Lyingin Asylum, AlS, 900.
for the Natsonal Soldier . and Sailors Orphans
Hone sl5, o0'; FOR the Saint Julius Hospital
$4,000; for the care, support, and medical
treatment Of sixty transient paupers, So 900, to
BE- expended by the Surgeon General
q. s. A; for the Smithsonian Institution
s2o.vcc; for the Botanic Garden, $1,000:
For public buildings under the Architect Of the
Capitol, s1i5 SEQ; for public buildings and
grounds in and around Washington, under
General Michler, 92ss 1885, fer the Washington
Aqueduct, el2s 1876; for the Washington Navy
Yard, Si55, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

LUcRkTIA BoReIA IN CoNNRCrICUT-The
families of T.. X. Pitkin and Lester Deney OF
South Windsor, were poisoned on SATURDAY.
night BY arsenic contained in some gum irons
sent to them through the mail. Mr.. Deney ant
children are out Of danger but his wife i in
very precarioue condition. The Pitkin family
who was traced through a valentine which ac-
companied one Of the boxes Of candy, is q Mrs.
Stiles, residing near Windsor Locks, who. IL
seems, was moved TO the commission Of this act
wholly through Jealousy. The cause Of her
Jealousy IL the fact that az one time last sum
mer Mr.. Stiles boarded with the Ptkin family
and that fous years ago Mrs. DeDey, then Q
ness of his wife. Although there were two post
Offices near the residence OF Mrs. Stiles, one &C
East Windsor and the other At Warehouse
Point, she went 90 Windsor Locks 70 mail TIE
boxes OF candy and the valentine, probably 10
avoid SUSPICION.
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General Cable NewA.
NEWS PROM LONDoN-PoLITICAL A

NEWS PROM LONDON-POLITICAL AND RE
LIGIOUs.
LONDON, Feb. A.-Baron Lisgar. (Sir John
YOuDg,) now Governor General OF Canada has
been appointed Lord Lieutenant of the County
Of Cavan, Ireland.
A crowded meeting was held in LonIon last
evening in favor OF the disestablishment of the
Church Of England.
Cases Of email pox still continue at Liverpool
SCHNEIDER ALIVE AND KICKING.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-M'lle Schneider is alive
and well.
Brazilian loan OF IS 600 900 sterling has
been introduced in the London market.
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Governueut securss,ea.
Nav loRE-rrKsr IA



~ Bdak~s', Brokers aHd CoRp.Gcial T,lesrapA n
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds IN
home and foreign markets. as follows:
NV YORK, Feb. 2-.-U. sos, ISL, coupon, ll4is:
- coupon H. SOS, y, coupon, IN 0s.
%, coupon, III 81 .. new, O., coupon, no. 2e,
6, eouI1n, lle.; s0. IS, coupon, ill,s. 10 sos.
coupon III Currency IS, u.s.. Nsriposa, "a do.
prefd, =: Canton. az Cumberland, -; Wed-
NAIL . Be:aaP Water S,ss.,et Pie
pres sms,;o sS,ii Wells; FaIge 4 Coz I'D, .:
Central and hudson, IS: do. rcrip, CO., Erie, N.
% preferred. - Harlem, rs do. prrierred, -:
1a,s aifsssp I,I sOU,heTp, linton essins Hail.
Pirsbure. M,; North~ss,' 7ss. ara: So'' ssss
s6s; Cleveland, Columb us, Cincinnsti, and Isslias.
apolis, -; New Jersey Central. l0eia; BOck lslaDH
% Nilwsnk,s 81. Paul, 81 ,; do: pref d, Itss:
wsba.h and Western, ass, Fort Wayne, Sss.
Chicago and Alton, ll2,. do. preferred, 10 ORD:
OHIO and Mississippi certificates, S.; Columbcs ..
Chicseo Indiana Cent, i,s renues-ee stsse siles.
old, 49, do, new, 64s; Virginia state SKIES, old
o.. North Carolina skies, old. So; do. pev,
e. Missouri SKIES, 81 =; Central Pacific Bonds q
Market weak.
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THE EVENING STAR.
ftELisHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The Star Buildings,
Garner Penusylvania AZ. and Han ss.
BIZ THE
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

TIE sTAB Is served BY carriers 20 Their sub-
ssrihers in the CITY and District ct TEN GENTS
vKEK OF FoRTJ-FOuR CESTs PIE MONTH. Copies
- she counter, Two OESI..
PRICE, Dor MAILING Three HJaths. O1.Se:
eix Months, $500: One Year, % 90. No pspsFp
are sent from the ONCE longer than paid for.
TIE WEEKLY srhR-puhiissed On Friday
norning-o1 so o year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

THESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE con
sIpERATiOH.-Disesses should be guarded sgsinst
or 4 must be cared The alternatives are death or
svch consequences as render life Q burden. Combat
order, regulate the female system, promote the ap
ism the Vss4 ot bosS S"aS ana mnS ana
relieve the children Of summer Complaints All this
can only be done with safety certainty and pt
nees by Charles Gsutiers Native Wine Bitters: 80
esys popular opinion, endorsed bymany Of the most
eminent physicians, who assure us OF The complete
victory Of these over all other Brters 1t has abso
Iuteiy driven them out OF the market where IL has
been introduced. Gsutier's Native Wine bitteFs
may be had Of oil druggists. os16-tf
THURSTONT IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DE is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth. Seld by all druggists. Price, Is and 90 cents
JOUVEN'S NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soiled gloves equal TO Sold by all drug.
gsts and fancy goods dealers. Price, = cents de5 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

one MIR. Luce, Of Lexington, H., epdeay-
orea, IN not very lucid interval, to follos th
eandleiight. Black lie said to be very becomins
70 Mrs. Luce.
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Reception 10 tho Fenian Exiles In
baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2-Ten OF the Fenian ex-
lies, among them Gen. Bourke, DIR. Power and
Capt. John Mcclure, now visiting this city,
were formally received by both branches of the
City Council last evening. The Council gives
them banquet this att ernoOn at Barnum's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

TER DRY GooDs MARKET.-The following
review of the Wholesale dry goods trade during
the past week Is from the New York Ddily BH[-
tetin OF yesterday: The market has been rather
more active during the past week, the near ap-
proach OF spring having forced many dealers
INTO The city, while the prospect OF lower freights
and q subsequent adoption of q schudnle OF
rates more favorable 20 western shippers tended
TO stimulate traffic, and at the close there il a
better trade in all fabrics in nrst hands. The
market tor Oil domestic cotton fabrics continues
hrm, and the tendency Of prices, especially ON
staple goods, seems 10 be upward. Brown
sheetiDgs and shirtings are I'm good request.
Bleached sheetiDge and shirtings continue ac-
tive, and are advancing On all line AZ makes,
stripes and ticks are without notable iraprove-
ment. Prints, are not in very spirited demand.
but the trade 10 improving q little toward the
close OF the week. Prices are apparently steady.
Printed lawn and percales of the most fayora-
BILE known brands are in good demand at firm
prices. Kentucky leans sell moderately, but
are without notable improvement. Cloths have
sold very freely, and the movements are con-
siderably in excess OF those OF the preceding
week. The auction sale Of foreign CLOTHS hurS
trade somewhat, but the demand cont nue.
good, and prices are very firm. Doeskins sell
fairly in moderate amounts. the bulk Of the
trade being in medium weights. Csssmeres
sell well IN medium and low grades, but the
trade in high priced fabrics II not very spirited
The greatest Improvement in the trade in i'm
ported fabrics, during the past week, has been
noticeable in dress goods, which have sold tree
ly from first hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

TEE CARNIvAL-wHaT II SAID or This
Washington correspondent OF the Newark Al
rertiseT save:
CAN circumstances considered, the festival
has been to citizsrs and strangers a gratifying
success, and the solid men Of washington are
to be congratulated upon the manner n which
The hypereritical may lind many points 70 crit
lciee, some apparent failures 70 smile af, but
the leading objects, Of bringing together great
company Of strangers and giving then q Jolly
good time ct small expense. have been realized.
and few visitors will leave the CITY reerettipg
their journey, while the many will vote the
Carnival grand success, and depart with a
interest in her people,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

WHAr DOES This MEAN "A la6v vv,,ex a,
a Western journal, saying: ." see thsf some Of
The Suffrage women in Washington are 10 tsse
or the movement. 1 could name AZ least .sro 81
mem Who are not In posifioo 10 tar abeut
the moral aspects OF anything"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

nUTY OFF GROCERIEs.-wea are selling TEN
DPER CrNT. LOWER THAN ALL OTHEKS
IT'S no USE GOING ANYWHERE ELSH.
BEST Family Flour. Sass quarter barrel
Excellent Family Flour, 81. 10 quarter barrel.
COrFEE.
Best Java. nc. per ID Roasted, only Sc DER ID
Prime Bio, l9c. yer ID. Roasted. only 23c per 10.
White BIO, &c. psr Id. Roasted, only &c. per ID.
SfRUPS.
Int Loaf DIPS worth Sl.50), for 81 per gallon.
canton syrup, only 4Oc. per gallon.
Cassard.s Best Hams, only DC. per ID. Prime
Sugar cured Shoulders mallD, l21s &C. per 10. Break
tsst Bacon sugar cured), l6c. per 10. Porto Rico
bIovn srgar, only lie. per 10. Demerars Sugar
nearly Nhlte) 1211c. per Id. New Orleans Choice
Brown, Rc. per Id. Winslow' Green Corn, Soc per
cas, 70 lbs Best Glades Butter, sc. Der ID. Bes1
Lard, l6c.
TEAS.
Sl5 Japan Tea FOR 81 per 10. 81 50 imperial Tea
for s per ID. SO Gubpowder Tea tor 81 SO per 10
SIS Imperial Tea Tor dc. per ID. Best Black Tea
COeee Sugar, only BIC per H. Fire test Coal Oil,
&c. per gal. Cape God Crsnberries, lSc. per at.
just received, a choice lot Of Graham flour, Oat
Neal, Dried Cherries, &C &c.
BRAY Il BRO,
Bel Ss1 Pa. avenue, bet. Sd and 41s st
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BATCHELOR,s HAN DyE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not
erd: any ritalic poison to produce paralysis or
Ses.p the ,sT % and
w: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had th,rfy gears
III or,n ,sepuuson 70 npneis re Integrity q
By all Druggists. Applied at 10 Bond street n ew
York. fas.tfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

DEAp-Lock IN THE IsDIAsA I-~crstIrrrr
The Democratic members OF ens Indiana sensfe
recently succeeded IN expelline q republican
me ar9 Ilaeing one Of thelf osn party in
attempted to redistrict the State for their own
oenent, and thirty -four OF the republican, have
resigned to prevent such legislation. This
action prevents further legislation this seseion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

ST. Louis, Feb. 24-Outley's Photographic
Establishment and Jepel's auction house were
burned last night. Jepefs loss is $40, 600; in
sured tor S41 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24
The Markets To- Day.

Tt'srraphed ExclsStrsis 10 TAs Euatas S.a.
BaITIMoRE, Feb - - Cotton quiet and stes I, I.
midelibR uplaAds. Is: low midiins ~ fas4ls. Flour
fairly sctiNe. but weak. Marker slightly fsvOrs
buyers Wheat dun, except choioe lots; fair
20 good red, b5a$ ~: common. 81 +oaSl 50.
others M hangtd Corn dull white Southern sac
Sc; yellow Southern, 77s.s,. Oats guiet NJ sse-
Fork hrn. Bacon quiet. Lard steady. Mhi.sJ
BALTIMORE, Feb. A-VirginiA sizes. old. 5lak lid,
y sssked; do lsss 81 bid. 6ls asked do lSo7 s. bd
s. asked: North Csrolinss o. odd, 81 bid.
active Cold stesdy at IA Money easy at $50.
Exchange, long. ga. short. lest. % bond. ls62,
coupon, L virginia skies e. coupon, 90; $40.
uew, Coz. North CarOliDas, old. a. do new, ~
SFw foRE. feb. 2. Flour gl.iet and unchanged.
The ENGLISH MsRkETS.
loNboN. Feb. -. II ~ o. Gansnls 81 Tor both
AmeTR an securities oniet burds. iSss "a ls6s .,
Old se-s o. :. ssS l9 ws, .. Erie, lisa illinois,
H., Great Neetein. ~.
LIvFEPeoI Feb "a II N m Gotten auie, an n
steady: nplsnds. Orlesns. "a. sales estiuate6
~ ~ go bales sses OF the week have been "a gof.
efporf. IL 90: speculation. 500. stock. -,a 600.
American, 600 90. Receipts 81 tie week, % ca:
American, 50 ~, sCtusl export. H. l0a.
LoNnoN, Feb. a. y G.-BOuds firm Ga ~ a.
LlkEbPOoi. Feb. "a y. m w hsat-isd west =
ern, No, 10 Ne !, lee. I'd snd Ice I'D Corn ys a
for new PORK. sss u Bacon, 90. cunbe Lar NJ cut.
Sis ID for shors rib N iddles
LlvERPooL- feb "a - m : Rses pts of whes &
ioI three dsys l2-50 quarters, oil American. Lard
ceclhng.
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Vanderbilt Paying the Damages.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Express saws: G
vanderbilt Is paying the damages in certain
cases for losses incurred on the railroad at the
New Hamburg disaster. We hear Of $500 in
one case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
THE EAT FAnJL Y luEDICIN L,

TAKEN INTERNALLY,
1t cures sudden Colds. Coughs, sc aud Weak Stor.
ach, Geneia al Debility, Nursing Mouth, mixer,
Liver Com plant, Dy spepsia or Indigestion, Orsup
Pain In the Stonscb, Bowel Com plant, Paint
Collie, Asistic Cholera, kiarrhOea aud Dysentery
APPLIED INTERNALLY,
Cures fe'ons, BOiis, and Old Sores Severe Burns,
scalds, Cuts, Bruises and Spiains. Swelling of the
JOINTS. klng- W Orm snd letter, Broken Breasts,
Frosted Feet and Cbiblans. Toothache, Pain In the
race; Neuralgis ard Rheumatism. 1t 10 q cure
remedy iOT AgUe, Chil's and Fever.
PAIN KILLER,
Taken internally. should be AdnlteT ate with milk
OK water, or made into a syrup with moiasses. For
aCough, Few drops ors sugar, eaten, Will be more
elective than sBythine else.
See printed diTections, which accompany each
bottle.
Sold by all Druggists fe3 eoaN I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
BENEFIT OF
MRS. ID. II. 30 WEBS.
Ihts FklDA1) EVENING", Eeb. %,
Will be presented the EN- otional Play Of
EAST LYNNE:
On, THE eLOPEMENT.
BOWERS MATINEE-Saturdsy Afternoon.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
DROWNING 8 MIDDLETON

RROwNING 8 MIDDLETON
ID oo,orc w1Rls respectfully ask trial o. Their
has teen pronounced BY cOunoisseurs the u
finest in the market TEA. e.
FINEST GUNPowDEK.
FINEST IMPERIAL,
fIsFsr Y9HNS AYSoN,
FINEST ENGLISH BskA hfk AsTT.oNs'
al Few eI'P a:6 SsIifsstS FeSI1s1 R5Iss5S
ola PennsyIvania avenue.
MOCHA, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA:
el &SisTiS SE c5ffhk ALL ka aKabEs hi0'
" ''' NV BRowNIys = MIDDLEToS.
Eo. IAF3kG nsc Bisk tai.cKrRyL
40. ECOSQMY sHAD.
IoETss99Th sPLIr HERRING.
GOLDFISH and SCALED HERRINa,
BROWNING MIppLErOa,
Ola Pennsylyania avenue.
ASTRAL OIL.
is gallons gallo a1s OIL
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
ola Pennsy " snia enue.
WINS, &C.
Ffefe, and cannot be surpassed by any this side of
New fork. 10 comprises the best brands of Cham
pagDe- am opg sich be found
Vre. Clicauot DO
nOett 4 chsndar, Green sssIJ do.
h ~ unn Dry verZenay" do.
Pleasant valley Carte Bss.ehs7 do.
Pleasant Valley Paris III position" do.
nenrsssy Co. Cosnae Brandy,
Otard, Dupuy 90. CoRnsc Br andy 4,
California Brandy. Madeira Wine, ..
Mpseat. Ks1 p,ra M.l...
Tor sale low, by
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sHERRY WINE IN ROND.

We have lev or. casks very pale and delicate
Favored SHERRY in the Custom House in George
town, ID. o., which We will sell at o very small ad
vance. IL is wine OF our own importation from the
celebrated house OF Ysasi Cadz, and he's been pro
soHnced BY Judges the finest wine this side the At.
IAntc. Samples can be seen AZ eur store.
W are Sole Agents In the District for r. j. NJ ar
fin Co.'S world renowned PURE WIFE
WHISKY, distilled from the best grain ex res ly
for medicinal uses The trade supplied at distiIer
prices, by BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON,
GA peunsy w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

HE uONkOPATHISTB AFTBk COMMISSIONER
VAN AHRHAM.-A delegation Of homeopathic
physicians, from various States, called yester-
day upon the President to protest against the
action Of the Commissioner Of Pensions in re-
moving examining surgeons for pensions on
account Of practIciDg homeopathy. DIR. Verdi,
in reply, that the removal Of homeopathic physi-
clans had, it appeared, caused some dissatisfac-
tion in the country; and he would refer the dele
CATION to the Secretary Of the Interior, with
whom he would confer in regard to the matter.
The Secretary Of the Interior subsequently re-
ceived the delegation, and expressed his disap-
prevail Of the action Of Commissioner Van Aer-
man. and promised to give the matter proper
consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

MOJHA, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
CklLON, L1SUAIRA. MARACALBO. Rll
ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES.
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NIAGARA BY M0OALI6HT.
Brown = great Painting Of Niagara will be on ex
hibitlon, illuminated, with over two hundred othe
hne Paintings, commencing MONDAY, Feb D;h
and remain on exhibition a short time. Tickets
admitting two, Is cents
BARLOWS GALLERY. 1886 Pennsy " nia av
enue, ,Outh side. over Lambs Frame and Looking
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BOILED CIDER APPLE SAUCE.
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FINE ARTs.-Healy, the portrait painter, ha.
been Of late years so Oyerrun with work in
Europe that not much from his easel has
found its way to this side Of the water; but
good specimen Of his style is now to be
seen at VOLTS jewelry store i'll a picture OF
Winnie Ream, the sculptor, painted while
she was in Rome, and presented by him to
her tmother. The face of the little sculptor
girl afforded as good . subject as could we'll he
desired by the artist, and the portrait Is effective
both - q likeness and as a picture. The cos
tune chosen by Heaiy with . view to artistic
effect, is that OF an Italian peasant girl.