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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-16
AGENTS RANTED.
Tom"ke ssI,os2oo per month by selling
Great Fortunes

AND hnw l'nKy WEHr MADE BY j. Nc )ApE.
"" n"'i' illustrated and beautifully bound
IN" '"'sl'nniversally sought after book issued
iOr years u showrhuw poor school ull.t.r
maize $40 400 900; how poor ha blind sailur
necaWe = great bank!r Il butchers apprentices
The wealtIitSt man III America. un unknown
m"chtnic-a pillonaiTe ~ seven ycars--with
many more such examples how energy. talent,
and patient Industry have always Inr! with
success when properly cx'rtsd how mDnry
eau br made honest ~ nni without sscrltisr Of
principle. Send for circular. etc. and notice
our extra terms. u. HAM IFORD 4 CO.
pu9ll,hers IN West .Eo. nth ST.. Cincinnati.
Ohio lfeb I2t.
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nRLMBoLn,s ExrRAoT PuoHN

has cured every case of Diabetes in which IL
has been gwen Irritation OF the Neck Of the
Bladder. aud InH1rnnaiiou IT The Kidneys aud
Bladder. Retention of Urine. Diseases Of the
Prostate Gland, STONE in the Bladder. Calcu
lns. Gravel. Brick nn.l deposit, and Mncusor
Milky discharges, and Tor enfebled and deli
cate constitutions of both sex 3. attended with
the following symptoms; lndi'po>itisn 10 Ex
crtion Lossof Power, Lose OF Memory pii'i
Guilty Of Hrealhing, Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror of Disease. Wakefulncss, Dimncss Il
Vision Pain III The Back, Hot Hands, Flush.
ing Of the Roly. Dry mess Of the skin. Erupuan
on the Face. Pallid Counlenance, Universal
Lassitnde Of the Muscular System, &c.
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Pm YsHCIANS $.
DIR. IL. r. CAMPBEAL,
PhysiciAn aud Surgeon,

physician aud snrseon.
POie! Pleasant West "a.
III AyING located permanently at Point
il Pleasant oilers his professional services
to the citizens Of the town aud vicinity He
hopes by strict attention to business, 10 merit
continuance Of the liberal patronage lie has
ArcO'ly received.
Hem may be found at all times at his ofioc
when not professionally engaged.
Nov. SLY.
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Gte Nfesttq 8egisttr
PuaLlsnyp ly.Rr TaUR'pAY HpHs'Ss ~
GEO w TlPPETT,
EDITOR ASD pRoPEiLT0R.
oFFrCE=
MGTS sTREET. SEAE opukT HOUSE,
9lNr PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA.
OFFICE
rENMs or SO DscMIETION:
i,E2MS oF 1OIERTISIN0.

Terms OF ADVERTISING.
One square u itch) insertion 81 90
Each additional insertion, ~
Que square 2 months. w
One Sqime G months, OO
One SQUARE 70 months, 10 0U
One fourth ofa column, 2 months, 10 w
One fnurth ola column, 6 months Is O0
One fourth ola column. u months, ~ OO
Que half ola column, 3 mouths. IL W
One h IlfOf column 8 months, g w
One half Of a cdlnrnn. - months, s. on
One column. 3 months, Is w
,)ne column, 6 months. 81 O0
due column, l2InOnihS, gu w
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DISEASES OF TUE BtApDEa, K1pSEYs. GEAyxL,
AxO pRoPsIcAt SwkLttSGs.
This medicine Increases the power Of Di.
gestion. and axcllcs tho Absorbents into heal.
Thy actlsn. by which III. Watrly or Cslcarc-
Gus depo,itio6s aud all unnalmn. enlarge.
mrnts are reduced, as well as taip aud inAa'
nation
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU

is piurctic and Blood Purifying. AMI cures all
Diseases arising from habits Of dissipation,
excess aud imprndences in life. impurities Of
the Blood, DC sYprrsPding Gnpaiha IN affect.
ions for which it is usei. such a< , oncrtl aea,
elects Of long standing. aud Sphilitic Affect
ions-iu these diseases, used in connection
with
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-16
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuHcg

is,usel By persons frau the ages Of 10 TO IS
and frnm 81 to SIS. or in the decline or change
OF LIFE after Confinement, or Labor paias; Bed
Wclting in. children
In affections peculiar 10 females. thu Extract
Buchu i unsquailed Ky anv ataer fcmedy. IS
in uhIoroIS, 6F Retention. Irreguiarlty. Pais.
fulne>s or Supprcssiqn Of Cur tomarv EVscua.
tinns. liberated or S'hrrGpS Stats u the Uter-
", Ieucorrhoa, or. Whites.
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JOE WORK,

We are prepared to do job Work Of every
description, IN as good style as any Office In
thi- part of the State. and at lower prices
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All legal advertisements mast he paid for
before The ropfof publicatIon can bsobtalnrd.
Plaintiff. are required by law to pay the coat
II Orders VI Publication before the Proof Of
Publication is issu d.
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PROPERTIES
Their odol is strong. difFus,e. and somewhat
aromatic, their taste bitteFisa, aud analogous
MEpIoAL PROPERTIES ANp USES.

Esnchu leaves are gently stim liant, with a
peculiar tendency to the Urinary Organs.
They are given IN complaints Of the Urinary
Organs. srch rs Gravel, Chronic Ca,arrh of
the Bladder. Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder
and Urrthra, Disease Of the Prostate Gland,
and Retention or 1ncontinence OF Uriue. IRON
loss Of tone ip the p,rts CONCERNED in its ev.
acpaian Tue remedy has also been recon.
tnendel in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism.
Cu,aneoa. Affections, ohronic rheumatism,
and Dropsy.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, JUDE HuRpkYtys.-This
morn samuel Monroe was found guilty Of
the larceny OF two goat skins; Henry Mathe ws.
assault and battery; nolle pros Patrick DOYLE
was placed on trial for sesisting an off GER This
case grew out of Bailiff Edwards, as a county
under h. IA, and the accused Directing to him
taking the goods. The property in question
was in dispute, the execution being against
in Doyles possession. Judge Humphreys re-
viewed the testimony at length. saving there
was an important principle in this case which
had sometimes set communities at variance. T.
the execution was against Doyle, and he had
threatened or inundated the officer, he would
have been guilty; but the execution was not
against him, and as there was no testimony OF
rlot or array, the jury could not convict. A
verdict or acquittal was accordingly entered.
Hine for defense. In the case of Ellen Long
charged with keeping awdy-house, appeal
to pay tine Of 500 Mr.. Darlington entered q
plea of guilty, aud submitted to the mercy OF
the court, and fine of $50 was imposed. John
II. Evans, charged with an assault and battery
on Richard Lomex, was found guilty Of assault.
POLICE COURT. Judy, SaeI.-Horace Will
Iams, colored, prOfane on the street; fined g.
Anna Wood, charged with vagrancy, said she
suppose q she " as guilty, and was sent to Hodg
bender in wnSesterday, and Called an
ofhcer id niger policeman, for which he
was fned 50. Ben. Bransili and Otto Summers,
charged with being idle and vicious persons,
and loaiing about tipping houses and bawdy-
houses; fined IS each. John Myers, charged
with assault and battery on Louisa Myerr, his
wife; fined 50 and costs, and put under $500
bonds to keep the peace. Rear Racks coli
ored AN, was charged appropriating a bag of
coal valued at about dollar. He said he was
I'm need, having no fuel or money. The Judge
said he should have made application to the
PIovident Aid Society. and not resort to steal
ing; fnedS5. Frank Whitney, color ed, charged
with throwing stones Oh q street. Complain
ing witness said this boy was denizen OF HELPS
BOt; on and q big rascal. He WINS fined q.
VIM. Anderson, charged with selling whisky
without license; fined SO. Frederick weitzei
charged with selling whisky in quantities less
than pint; judgment suspended. Rodger Car
roll was brought into court drunk and disor-
Derby, and was fined SO.
TBR FRkEsE-sToCKToN ASSAULT.
This morning, Mr.. Robert r. Stockton an
peared 10 answer a charge OF assault preferred
by Jacob X. Freese, and q plea of guilty was
entered, when fine OF Sle0 and costs was i'm
posed. Adjourned.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ARRESTED FOR Hogsg SrRAIrya-A man
named Albert Wright. OF this county, who left
TINS section OF The country q year SO ago after
having, as was charged. stolen a horse from Mr.
lester Lloyd, of Falls Church Fairfax county,
returned last week, ami was Immediately ar
rested and IL row held in Fairfax.
sLAND SALEs.-Mess,s. Beck, Knox & Kerby,
real estate agents and auctioneers, have cold a
small tract of land in Prince Georges county,
Nd, - acres, about x miles from the Alexan-
drla Ferry Slip, belonging to F. W. RoZier, TO
w. Green, Esq, Of New York, for the sum OF
$3.50.
GRAND JUIoRs.-.Judge x. II. Cockerille OF
the county court on Monday, under the proyi-
slons OF the new jury bill, drew from the po'l
list OF the county the names of one hundred
persons to serve grand Jurors in the di fferen,
terms of his cour' - ne held during the yesr
cOmmencIug -.
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SIC; Ard b. further srac:ct. That tn &C
counting officers oil the corp GRAFTON be, aud are
hereby authorized and instructed te issue ans
TO the present water registrar, chsrgeable to Ine
Apr o ni late funds for the vouchers above men
toued in order TO indemnify him for the ano,,a an a.
the vouchers ne is required 20 receive and credit
under the FIRST section OF this ac..
SIC. s. AHd De- itJK1tssT ,agcrsa, That the water
aistrar be, and is hereby. an 'horized TO piJ t.
fnoeh E0nPnston late Il clerk in his office, the
amount a ssls-y que him from the la Of October
ieos' 20 the 3 oi Nav. 1870, amour .lng 90 seven
hundred aid twenty dollars, aud thai the account
ing officers of the srporstion issue warrant for
said amount in favor of the water registrar 70 ren
oCrse HIN 70. the psy ment of the said szlsry
Approved, February IL. ISL
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CITY ITEMS.

JUST PrBLTsBFD.-The Territorial Laws OF
the District Of Columbia, containing the III -
tricts as divided, and the regulators az adopt
ed by the Governor and Judges for holding the
nrst election; also, valuable informs ton in r.
gard to 40 pointT ents. &c, &c. Price only h
cent?. For sale by W. II. 4 .. II. Morrison =,
Law Booksellers and Stationers, AS PennsyI
vania avenue.
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An Aer to BAY E Q. Lineaxs.vsr. apo,hsca

the poor Of the Sixth Ward
b 10 erdcted ty the Board OF AL1,T,,Isa arJ 6s,a
q toMnron Correti Of f's CRY Of WGsaia gtoH That
tue sum of one hundred and forty-one dollars ana
twenty cent? Sl4l 2O) be. and is hereby appronTi
aIed ont OF the general fund to pay X. c. Lfue.
sWesver, spotnecary for the poor ofthe Sixth ard
the 3ls day Of December, $50
Approved, February IL. lS7l
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AN ACT 70 pay william ~ Dsw spothecary for the

Bs enacted by the Board Of Aldermen aat Boq,a
the sum Of one hundred and thirteen dollars And
thirty cents ollS 800 be, and the same is hereby.
appr9priated out OF the general fund 10 pay Will
IAN Daw, pethscary for the poor Of ne second
ending December 81, 1870 WV E 'ei
Approved. February IL, Is3l
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JOINT kEsoLrrIoG extending the hospitslitie. of
the city TO the Irish exiIes, and for other pnr
poses. 80
ktsetrtd by The Board Of Aldermen nad Sonrd
9 ton6oa Council II the Ct.y Of WaSaia stoa Thai
the Aayor be authorized and reques ted TO extend
the noe Etali;1es Of and invitation to ysir m.
Clty OF Washington, in the name Of the eorpora,e
ao,noriues therecfJ dnring the approaching Csrn-
triots now stopping in New York.
I'M G u 1HTfher 'esotced, That the sum Of one
Thousand dollars, or so much thereof as NAV be
necessary is hereby appreciated. payable o3. OF
the general iund, TO defrsy the penses atteuins
Iher ehteftalnment. IApproved, February % 1871
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ASArI making an appropriation for the payment
December 81, 1870. NA"'"s
BE tRdcfedb BY the Boayd Of Aldermen ant Soa,d
o C0nan1on Council of TIE Ctfyof Wdshtagfoa That
the sum OF seven hundred aud eleven dollars and
eiehty ,hve cents be, and the same is hereby appro
Ptiated out OF the general fund to w w Potter
neipg me proportion Of fees due the coroner nv
the city Ut Washington for the quarter eni;ng De
ctinber 81, lS0. tApproved, February n iS-I
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TEE KSrGBTs OF ST.. PAfRIoK, an associa-
ton Just organized in tins city, starts with q
membership OF over thirty. The members are
public occasions, and they are to be instr acted
in military drill. The following are the ofiicers
elecfed:-Comma nder, G. q. CAl1aa; frst deputy
q. Danaher; third. Thomas Fitzgerald: re-
corder. william q. Kmaly; assistant recorder,
James Hs Holden; almoner, John Fitzgerald;
herald, j. ID. O'C0nnell; warden, Thomas Coax
ley; standard bearer, Matthew Walsh; board of
governors, p. L. Tyne, James Bligh, Thomas
Nolan, ID. Sullivan and John Cregan.
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DECREE OF DIvoRC1-T0-day Judge Mac
Arthur, in the Equity Court, made = decree
divOrcing Amanda Letitia MalloWney from the
bonds Of matrim0ny with John +. MsllOwney.
Jhf petitioner states that they were married In
May 1851; that they have two children; that he
deserted her in 1865. The petition was fled BY
Mr.. ~. 1honpson, and the testimony taken by
Mr.. John CTuikfhapk.
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AmISEMENT IA

Nai's.al TAeater--Lydia Thompson Burlesous
Troupe, IN PARIS or, The Apple Of Discord."
EaR's Opera H5&se-Tke wyndham Comedy
Company IN THE Lsneers."
aTeets.
- e.o.e, Hal,-sam COnyer. Minstrel and
Variety Entertainment.
MHkriter's Art Gallery. ass T.h street.
Barlow e Gallery Of Oh Paintings, lgs Penn
VNanla Avenue-New pictures Just received.
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CHARGE oP GRAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
afternoon. John Mccarthy was arrested bv
Marshal W. o. Thomas, Of the Police Court, on
warrant issued by the District Attorney on
the charge OF larceny Of - 900 from l.. G.. Ball,
on oa;L Of James II. Birdsall, a former partner
OF Mccarthy. The Offense is charged to have
been committed in July last, while Ball was
at house OF prostitution alleged to he
kept by one Nelly Milwood. Mccarthy
was taken before Judge Smell. and entered into
y 600 bonds TO appear for a hearing to- morrow,
Judge Moore and Arthur Shepherd becoming
Ia. <urefy
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fOFFICfAL.l
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-eighth Council
of the CITY of Washington.

JofNr REVOLUTION granting certain privileges TO
kicheiAs " atkins.
hssoIred y zee Beasd o. 4f,Tmss dnf bgaIa
permission be, and 10 hereby. granted "a Siceo ss
watkins to erect and mAiatAiR a frar e bu.dlns GA
10 H. in square 81, cd ,onins his brick dwellla
The consent ofthe Presidsn: Of tie United
:; stes be obtained In the premises.
Approved, January ISL
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No REMEDY IN THE WORLD ever came into
such universal use, OF has 80 fully won the cor
idence of mankind, as 4ser's Cherry Psct5ral for
the cure OF Coughs, Cold. and Consumption. )
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NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Origins
Francs, i3l 9Th street. The cheapest Store il
the city. No branch stores. 32E
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught a
Miller's, 40 .th street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. 3,2,3:
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The PRovlDENT AID SOCIETY met last even
ing, when a contract was made with MIR. q.
kahleT TO furnish the city, with the exception
of the First Ward, with bread. at - IS psr hum
dred loaves. The directors of the First Ward
were authorized to purchase bread at a rate rot
10 exceed 81 - per hundred loaves Mr.. A r.
tlark contracted to furnish oak wood in the
Fourth. Firth, Sixth, and Seventh Wards at
:. )" per cord, Nr. Yoder 10 furnish the Third
ward with mixed wood at $3.50 per cord, and
Mr. McGlue TO furnish the First and Second
Wards with the same AT 81 50.
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For CoRNs, Bunions, Club and Ingrowins
Naile. and other diseases of the feet, visit Dr.
Whites establishment, No. 535 18th street, op-
pOsite United States Treasury. 2,2Il2:
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HE EASE BALL SRAsoN.-wilkes' Sptrit Of
ne Times has the following The olympic
Club, OF Washington, will turn ont fine team
TINS season, and II will be q strong club that
viii be able to get away with them. Their nine
Is made up thus Asa Branard. pitcher; ALI
son, catcher; Ev. Mills, first base; Sweasy,
secohL base FORCE. short stop; Fred. Water
man, third base Leonard, lett held; Berthrop,
center field. and Glenn. right field. In looking
at these names il would almest appear as if thew
could not be beaten, because they are all good
batSmen and quick, reliable Mediterranean who
will work with their heads as we'll as with their
hands.
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CONNHNCIMENr OF THE MEDICAL DRPARr-
NsNT OF GEoRsBTOwN CoLLEGB-The twenty
second annual commencement Of the Medical
Department Of Georgetown College took place
at the National Theater this afternoon, and
was very largely attended, the edifce being
PILED with ladies and gentlemen. After some
authorizing Georgetown College to confer the
degree OF NJ ID. wa read by DIR. Noble Young,
and the degrees were conferred by Rey.
John Early, 5. j.. president OF the Col
lege. on the graduates, 1.-THE names of whom
nave already appeared in TIE STAR
AS the graduates received their diplomas beau
uiul bouquets were handed them by their lady
friends. Dr. +. Howard delivered the address
20 The graduating class, speaking az consdera-
pie length on the responsibilities and duties OF
,nelr new position. The valedctory was de-
lVered oy Dr. VIM. Ward, and the address To
the alumni, by DIR. X. ). l.. Walsh, of tbis citv
closed the interesting exercises WY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

A SELECT PARTY OF the sons and daughers Of
AUD scotia assembled at the residence Of
DIT. George Howard, corner It'll and street. q
few evenings since, when Scotch songs, Scotch
dances, and Scotch punches were in order INIT
the ''wee sma' hours"
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q window frame in the gallery where tn tele-
graph Office on the House side is located took
fire from defective fue, but the flames were
soon extiDguished. There was Dothing COM
bustible except the window frame, and IL it b nd
burned no other damage could have been done
beyond blaekening the walls, but the fire was
extiDguished before the walls were blackened.
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SERIOUS ACCIDKNT.-Mr. Thomas POcock, 4
bricklsyer, yesterday fell from the sea fold OF a
house where he was engaged at work, cornes
New Jersey avenue and ID street. 20 the ground.
distance Of more than IS feet, breaking three
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New 7.3o Gold Lean.
SAFE! PROFITABLE. PERMANENT,
JAY COOKE az CO..
06er for Sale at Par and Accrued Intsres,
THE
frs, Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bond,
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

These bonds are sec ured, t,a. By . First Mort.
all eQu pments; second, by First Mortgage q il,
entire Land Grant, being more than Twenty Two
Thousand Acres Of Land 10 each mile Of Road
Principal and Interest are payable in 0old-tht
Principal at the end OF Thirty yeare and the ter
est Semi annually, at the rate OF SEWN AND THREE
They are issued in denomin stions of aim. Sso
81 600, 600 and 8 70 90.
The Trustees unoer the Mortgage are Msssrs ia,
S oas 81 Phi Lao and ndgsr Thomson
These Northern Pacific 80 Bond. will at all time.
PREMIUM cor i.iol. In exchange for the Compsny
lands at their lowest cash price.
In addition to their absolute safety, these BOND,
yield an income larger we believe, than any other
5-9's can, by converting them into Northern Pa
cfcs, increase their yearly income one .htrd auo
still have perfectly reliable investment.
HON To GET THEM -Your nearest RAM N,
amount, and Of any needed denomination Persons
wishing 10 exchange stocks other bonds for these
can DO 20 with any IF our Agents, who will allow
the hiehest current price Tor ALL NARkETABLB
Those living IN localities remote from Banks. ma,
send money, or other bonds directly TO us by en-.
81 our own risk. and without cost 20 the inyestor
For further information. phlets, msps etc r Ali
on or address the undersigned, or any Of the Banks
OF Bankers employed to cell this Loan.
JAY COOKE 1 co, General Agents for Dis,ric,
Col, Sirginis, n Gsrolina and S. Caroiins
s slHfsT SATI sSsk E kHfFEB
FkSr, xaE2sEsff SGr Z n ! CO.
M NAP RhnTEh = OFF, Ggl s.yrnes p.sx
PANY. fe3 3m
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Masonic PREssNTATiOS.-Ata meeting of
the Grand Lodge of Masons last night ar The
Temple, a life like portrait OF the late b. b.
French, painted by Mr.. Max weyl, was present.
ed by the artist to the Grand Lodge. Mr.. weyl
Il Young man, watch maker b. occupation,
out has exhibited in this and other paintings
great skill with the brush. The picture is life
-lze, and set in handsome gilded frame and il
70 be hung in the Grand Lodge library room
~ was Acknowledged bv all present last night
to be remarkable Iife-like tportrait of fhe
deceased MIR. Weyl was introduced to tue
Grand Master, and, after the presentation adj
dress vas over, Grand Master q. r. Stausburp
replied in appropriate terms. Albert Pike then
addressed the Grand Lodge in feeling tribute
10 the memory of the deceased. During these
exercises the Masonic Choir sang some of their
4 client pieces. among them was one written
lor the OCCASION by brother w. II. Browne.
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~ o 7 1 q =

From and after March Lea, is7l, No account Win be
allowed TO Run OVER 80 DAYS. No deviation
from above rule ca scecunt Ofrersons.
u7-Im T. N LAZKNBY.
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GENTS HALF HosK, OF all the different
grades, in Cotton, Lisle, and Merino, at prices
to suit the most economical, at the Original
Francs, 4S1 Eth street No branch stores. 3,2l:
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No CONSUMER or GAS should fail to see the
wonderful little invention for saving an PAS and
increase of light advertised BY Ham ilton And
Pearson. IL is truly good thing. The practi-
cal utility OF the invention can be seen in two
minutes
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ARRksrED On BYNCH WARRANr.-To-day
detective Coomes brought from New York
Alfred Rolfe, charged with the grand larceny
OF cows, for whom q bench warrant had been
ieued, and he Was surrendered to the Marshal
and committed 10 iaik
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SAVE YOUR MONEY ana bny your Gents Fur
Dshings at the Original Francs, 4SI 9TH street
The cheapest Store in the city. No brancl
stores Adj.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

ORDsR IN THE CoURT,-The Criminal Court
room OF late years has been . great place OF
resort tor idlers, and not unfrequenty the bus
mess Of the court Is interrupted by talking
Judge HUMPHREYS, now holding the court, has
taken the matter in hand oy instructing the
bailifs to bring all offenders before the court
Yesterday, q oolored man, with white-wash
brush In band, was brought before the Court Is
su offender, and placed in the prisoners dock
until the adjournment Of the court. This ex-
ample seems to have had its effect, for to-day
all was quiet along the line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

A LARGE republican meeting was held In the
comfy At Good Hope last night for the purpose
Of ratifying the action OF the convention Of the
Ith list. which was done, after speeches had
been made by Geo w. Hatton and A. n. Green.