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N anothtr tent Be be ID The
GRE AT CiRCUSI

with fOur Horizontal Bar Perfo rmers Ten Jockey
RIDERS, -Four EqusstrienDes. Three Clowns, Three
AorObats Extraordinary Three Male Eoue,triaos
Two lrapezists. Two nimsl Tr siners, Two DouGle
somersaulers, One HUI die Rder, Fifteen TurIb
Iers and aplfers, Que Boneiess Man, Two scenic
RIDERS, Two Principal Riders. Perfoi ming Fla-
RhaDts, Twelve Performing Horses, -Four Trick
Mulee ~ W. nN'ib >
To all, to the Aenaeerie, N use um and Circus, 10
Is 9nIy Cents
atch, wait, and look for the GRAND PBOOEs.
SION; mile and . quarter hong Prof TONY
nRASC'S famous nilitsry Band accom- papies
fOrepaugh's Establishment. There will a}so n.
pear In the procession Droves of Dromedaries the
GOI geous Egyptian Chariot, drawn by sixteen
arabian Horses, Q pair Of Elephants, a beautiful
Bird Bower, drawn by Lilli putian Ponies filled
with Birds OF golden plumsge; 81 sTUPENDOUS
IhOS pEHS, double the number Of any Circus aud
mensgerie on earth can show, all flled with rare
animals. drawn by. elegantly pluued Ana canari.
soned horss drivers uniformed
See the proce ssion count the ca9es A. thew Mas.
behold the two mammoth tents; look at the grand
army OF men and horses; and IL you don't think fine
establls hmeLt worth a visit. d on Z vatropiZe ~
ADAM FOREPAUGH,
Il. DINGEss. General Agent. mhsi 81
I'm ACCOUNT or THE CONrIFuED ILL.
~ NESS OF MISS HAWTHOBNE,
Il ne enfAgement OF JANAUsCHEK il upayoidabIy
postpOneo IOI the present. mis-
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ASSAULT On Mr.. BKRGH.-Mr Bergb does
not md the performance Of duty a. Presiaen,
OF t2e Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO
animals matter OF pleaSur at all umes YES
teTdsy. while making q raid on some c.r-dTi-
'ers I'D Williamsburg, the drivers turned upon
sho assaulted him. The police, for a wonder
srrlFed IN time 10 save him from a roueh hand.
Ling, and succeeded in srresting two az - g
sailants-N. Z. World, March so
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NOT SUICIDE, But NuRpKR-.Iohn L. Rl..k-
oOkn Lac been C mmItted for trial an Cincin-
nat on the charge Of numbering his mistress
miss Mary Jane Lowell, who, nc il alleged bs
induced 10 take poison or otherwise killed 90,
GAYS ago, and afterw ards caused IL to be reoTs
sented that she and himseh had designed CON-
while she drank the fatal dose T'be sce,,snte
said 90 be insane. ~
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The Markets To.nav

BALTIhokE. March 3l.-COtton duii and tending
downward; low mid ding nOminAlly lBS, FIouF 1.ri
heat pnchansee IN every respect. Corn Eisl,si
receipts hghf white southern, aSc yellow .ont6srn
Saslo mixed western, 77s7sc. Dat. dnIis sIsgac
fIoflsloDs une Lsrsvu. whisky more rm als,c
BAL tIMohE, March I-Nrrginia sizes Ola a. X
OIo 30 asked; do. lS66 20 bid do 1867, 65S bid ~
asked: do. coupon. old. 72is bid. 7gts ash, n A.
coupon. new. C bid. o. asked
NAV YORK. March l.-Goyernments strong. Int
not very active Stocks strong anc steady Virginis
sizes. 7S1s; do. new. 724s North Carolinss old.
-, DO. Dew, Is. MONEY easy, 4. Gold steady. 10,
Exchange. long, ga. short. los.
NEW 1oRH, March 81. - flour duh and nm
changed. vi heat hrn and quiet. Corn quiet ard
unchanged.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
LoNpoN, March 81, llS0 a. NJ COnsols, go. Tor
pom American securities firm. Bonds, 62's, " J,
Is cid; s2 %. 9l.f 10 4Os. ssl<: stocks irm-Krie
le.s; llhn6s, los.: Great Western. IS.
LlYERPooL, March 81, II 70 o. m Cotton dull:
planes. Orleans, -. sales Of 70 day are esfi-
mated ~ HUI bales. sales Of the week have be, n
y us bales expert $500: speculation, solo ssocs
Iato American, as 900 Receipts u week, 500 OC:
An ericsn, 40 900. Actual export, = 900 bales
LONDON. March sl-l.S D m -Consols rs for both
American securities quiet aud stssjy; Great West-
ern, 45-s
new. Pork. sos
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WORK OF CBRIsTIAN woMKH.-In Cir cinuati
the Nomans Christian Association have
achieved such signal succe9 In the efforts 70
at price within their meane, that thew hsve
been forced to seek more commodious ousrfars
They have nov procured very large bnildine.
eighty bearders, or shout twice as many a
before.
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TIE CBEsAPBAKB AND Ozuo R.vno
ConTkAcTs.-fhere were about seyepty-ovs
contracts put In At Richmond, Va, on ines
gay, ior constructing the los miles OF the Chess-
peake and Ohio road west OF the VIM = 49,
springs. Bidders, however, val not know tbe,r
late until the 10th of Aprii eA
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S371 ,421.t6.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market rules with
great esee, despite the movement Of currency
TO the interior, and balances lend very freely at
four per cent. a. the ruling rate on call. though
transactions are reported At three and i've.
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LECTURES.

MT. PLEASANT, D. March 2sth, 1871.
MIS-. G'1a Logan XslIogg:
Madam; Toe MOUNT PLEASANT LITERARY
sO1IkTf this evening passed a resolution extend.
ing an invitation to you to deliver your iectrs on
ENGLISH HEARTs AND HOMES"
before il at its next regular meeting, March ls,.
1871 nj "a clock . m, II agreeable 20 you
Very respectfully,
40 W. BStsT; Esq. PrsSif0ItoT the Literary So
Cisfy Of Mopnt Pleasant
Or feel highly gIatifed by the invitation u
tends to me By the Literary society and shall haYs
tne bonor OF delivering roy lecture on "Engish
by you.
Very respectfully,
CELIA LOGAN KELLOGG
washiDgton. NJ arch 27th, ls7l IT,
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Ia HtalA er-IAf CToDs-NAlrAgrecls-
Eadlan karder. 4

fsdsan ksrders. DC.
SAN FRANCISCO. March Si--The WEATHER A,
dry and the crops SIRE affected.
-Four schoOners were driven ashore by Tie
heavy gale, ana two totally lost.
Wells, who WAS csptared by vigiisnts nea-
nTginia City, Nevada. plead guilty OF srsou in
lne nret degree. The Dominques family,
AGED With murder, have proved their iRno-
eenee, and we're discharged.
The cattle are dying
indian Expectations in Arizona are incress-
ing. jerry Redmond was murdered 1T Camp
APsene. government supply train Vas at
tackled near the infantry ercampment aud tvo
men killed and sixteen mules stolen. Hinis A.
harkers beef supply train WAS attacked and
tvo MERGERS Killed. William Cask Was Killed AZ
Camp Crittenden snd the cattle starp~gied 4
Ii. Wooster Was killed near Tunsi, . Mexican
woman carried OF, Basque rancho attacked.
and the septinels al lnfsnuy Camp tired on
besides other murders.
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%. Clements, Philadelphia,
fOS Rdsbsn0toD E,S~.,~ o..

Editor Washington Evening Star:
The paragraph High Church and Low
Church." in your paper of March 18th doe. not
state correctly the facts respecting ST. Glenn
ents, Philadelphia. Allpoints which Won men
ton are waived or conceded to the rector, excert
one WHEN you call "suricular confession but
which the prayer-book of the Protest ant
Episcopal Church calls "opening the sriefs' OF
an unquiet conscience to some sminisfer of re-
conciiiaton" Even this is conceded BY the
vestry 10 be within the legitimate authority OF
priest to hear, as Ii is plainly in the prayer-
took. Button the point OF giving private Also
ieuon me yestry and rector disagree, and this is
the Only point of disagr eement which is unset
ted. The vestry is willing that the penitsn,
should, after opening his erief and receiying
counsel, be sent into church to receive comfort
and assurance OF Gods mercy in the general
absolution which Christ has yiVen ssnower and
Commandment TO his ministers to pronounce and
declare TO his people, The clergy at ST
Clements think that they may, on the strength
Of their general commission a. priests TO TeIir
ana retain sin. lin a ministerial wayD grant AS
surance oil forgiveness in any suitable terms to
ne individual sinner, and as the greater includes
the less, and the general, the particular, N
seems impossible with good distinctions 10 DENY
las blstop Ste vens doesl that they NAV ON
tnis point issue Is joined, and on this the clergy
Easter Monday, or before the church and world
as they do here and now in the capital where
they have many friends and churchmen inter
ested in the result. We entirely repudiafe the
Roman compulsory, particular. and babitusI
confession, technically known as 'auricuIar' -
and adhere to voluntary opening OF grief' by
the people TO the clergy as occasion NAV re-,
quire, with the right to grant private absol1tion
OF not, as the occasion demands. In the matter
OF prayers Tor the dead, the only prayers used
oy them are those in the prayer book for athe
church militant" for Is all Christie whole
church" in the prayer of conservation, and for
the bliss OF Body and Soul" in "the Burial OF
tne Dead No prostrations ever were taught or
mace at 81 Clements; and the clergy while
ready 10 obey the lawful orders of their Bishop
with tnat profound respect for his OH %, which
Is not generally felt for his learning. do NOT in
tend to have their liberty abridged where the
church has left them free or the right Of resort
or counsel to be made the least bit nsrrowsr
man the church, in her invitation, has made AZ.
Inc enhrch says to the unquiet conscience;
Let him come TO me or some other minister
And open his grief" No one Bishop. or dozen.
can prevent him from coming and no priest
would dare TO refuse him
March 2sth.
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MISS ELLA, daughter of Governor John T
Hoffman, OF New York. is the fdnce OF Cadet
B.nney, United States Military Academy.
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CONGRESSMAN b. s. TURNER, OF the first
Alabama district, a colored man, has written
hsme that he favors general removal of all
political disabilities.
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JUDGE RICHARDSON, Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, who has been on brief visit to
his home in Massachusetts,, has returned to his
official duties in this city.
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SECRETARY and Mrs. Delsno left town yes
terday on brief visit to their home in Mount
Vernon, Ohio.
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Hon. NILSSON TAFT has notified the demo-
Gratis Of the second district Of Georgia that he
has abandoned his intention to contest the seat
Of X. II. whitley in the present Congress.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.


- This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
leru nor any e.tahc poison TO produce paralysis or
6oasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has hsd Ai,iv year,
untarnished reputation to uphold its Integrity az
the only perfect hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
-'ork, Sss-H
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new YORK, March Sl.-ArTiyed. the Ocean
Queen, from Aspinwsli; the Erie, from Liyer-
POOL and the Tybee, from San Domingo.
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LET US HAVE A nlEnsGEHIe."

A DAM FOREPAU HIS
UNABRIDGED AND UNAPPRoACHABLE
M E N A Ct ERIE,
sHTSEU.H .a.S.Da CIRCUS!
$40 MEN AND HORSES
Positively the Largest, the Ee7t, the most Sue
world, and the only one that exhibits snder '"'
TWO BIG TENTS, HOLDING 5000 PEOPLE
Circus is sepa rstea from the Menagorie. Bid,r-
sHt entrances ard exits fatrohized snd commence ed
ty the entire community
The old W ar Elephant,
GRO MEO,''
weighing 10 Geo pounds, and the Calf Elephsnt,
BABY AN ME,
Weighing only 40 pounds, and the following list OF
Psir Of White, ble-backed Bac.
nan Cancels. the Cabia Bara. Cam.
rican,) Arabian DromedarS. Riack
Bear, Thibet, or SUN Bear. Grizzly
Bear, White Polar Bear, POnah bear.
Brown Bear. the Nyl eau, Asistic and
ster Royal bengal Tigers, Abyssinian
hex, q pair Of Magnificent Ost riches
and n 800 lbs. Reindeer, East India An.
Pslatine sheep, Spotted Axis Deer.
bison Of Colorado, American FaIiOw
Deer. South American Jaguar. Silver
striped and Spotted Hyenas, Llama.
or Camel Of the Andes, Puma. or Anne.
rican COnSOr, American Buffalo. Wiz.
ginta Panther, Senegal Iseopa rt.
Black Tiger. spotted Tigers. Shetland
Cow. Australian Kangaroo. Sacred
Cattle. Rat Kangaroo of New Zealand
Eawny Lion Of kafTra. the Zebu or (lx
Nuntta, African POrcupine, Badgers.
Beayers- White. BrOW.l. and (sray
COOns. Wild Cats. Foxes, WeazeIs. Ciyit
Cats, Lynx. Pecasies. Wambat. Ga
zetles. Japanese Swine, African lac.
kal>, Huma rdras BabOOns. or Lion
Siayers.OcelOt. Rhamba- pssOr Houn,,s.
Monkeys and Apes. ChasnOis. Strepsic-
eros, or Horned Musmon, ArmadiIio.
Baby rOusa, IL edgeho ,Baris and Biach
Monkey, Waude rau. Mandril. n Genu-
inc Barba--y Zebra, Cheta n or Ounce.
Gnu, Sloth, and Tapir, Horned Horse.
just added &e., de-, dc.
THE BIRD DEPARTMENT
tassOuary. two OStriches. Hing VAIL
ture. Condor. and Eagles, Black and
white vans. pair Of SnOp-wiiite Afri.
can Peiicaus, pair of White PeacOckS
African Crowned Cranes. Lyre Bird.
New Holland Emus. hi rtis of Paradise
Satin-breasted PerOquets. White q, r.
rier Doves, African q ray Parrots q. a.
den Pheasants. Spanish MacaWS Tam.
pico Parrots. King Lori BirtIs Rosa
Cocatoo~. silver Pheasants. Chinese
Birds in & eat variety, and the Great
Australian Bird Snow. containing
every imaginable variety Of the maT,y
cOiored birds Of PIumage. will he
found i'm the OrnithOIogical Dena r. .
ment OF this Colossal Show.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

The PAIN KILLER is by univ ersal consent al.
lowed 70 have won for itself reputation unsur-
passed IN the history of medical preparations Its
instantaneous effect in the eradcatio and extinc-
ton OF Pain in all its various forms incident to the
human family and the unsolicited written and YER
bal testimony Of the masses in its -ayor have been
and are its own best advertisements.
The ingredients Of the PAIN KILLER, being
purely VEGETABLE, render IL O perfectly safe and
ef1cacfous remedy taken intern ally well as for
external applications, when used according to di-
rectfons The stain upon linen from its use Is readi
B removed By washing with alcohol.
This edicne Justly celebrated for the cure of 40
many Of the Affections incident to the human family
has now been before the public over THIRTY YEARS,
ana has found its way into almost every corner o.
opinion IS expressed Of its medical properties.
An any attack. where prompt action upon the
sys-em 10 IeQuired, the Pain Killer 10 invaluable.
Its almost instantaneous effect in Relieving Pam is
m -
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WEDDING INVITATIONS now contain more
..cond. the grooms; third, the brides mother:
then the q ,cere mony" card; then the Invitation
TO the reception; then the cards Containing The
married name of the young couple In full, and
then card containing the names OF brides
maids, ushers, and groomsmen; and last, card
engraved with "Please present this ct the
door, -
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Insurreut successes I'm Cuba.

HAVANA. MATCH Sl--OeDoral MOdletn nlaF.
an insurgent chief, and = native Of SARto Do-
msngo, surprised, In the neighhOrhOOd Of Bay-
smo, the Conference.-The, OF Chsbans, regt-
ment, composed OF 30 men. The ATTACK vas 20
sudden and we'll directed that the Contra
Iuerrrlss, after a very slight resistance. scat
tered aud ted; but with the exception Of their
chief, were ali captured and killed. General
DlsE also surprised a cavalry force. killins
WE'VE men. he.rebel loss In these engage
tnents n insignificant. The continued acfiNItg
IN the eastern department gives color 10 TIA
Cuban clam that part OF the Hornets carco
vas I2nGed after the unfortunate attampt AZ
great victory ~ May art, inspire fresh hopes in
insurgept circles here, and reports from the
lnsurrectonsry districts show much warliks
spirit Trustworthy information gives the in
surRent loss IN the attack on the tower ~ Piufa
Al SIX Killed, all chinese and negrOcs with tie
exception Of the son Of Thomas Quiutin ROde-
fegEez.
Denial from Governor English.
NEW DIRK, March 3i.-GovernOr Ensltsb NJ
Connecticut, offers $50 reward for the tisoov-
cry Of the person who sent = fictitious dispatch
IN his name 10 W. NJ. Tweed. and explicitly dc.
nles any correspondence with Mr.. Tweed during
the campaign, other than sending = Dispatch -
Richard oGorman In HIS care.
sutefde.
NEW YORK. March 3l.-Mrs. Anderson. aref
., resident Of this city, committed suieide
H H morning by shooting through the heart.
NO cause Is assigned.
a Veto.
ALBANY, March 3i--The Governor has ve-
toed the Pneumatic Tube Underground Rall-
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM UROPE TO-DAY
BISMARCK ON PARIS

The THEIRS GOyePnmeut the owIv
Legitimate One-Warning 20 the
keds-1he Reds are simply Rioters
SermAny 20 Support Ihters-she
VIII Aes Interiors, bus az the Reds
IrnS Eress the Ten ms Of the Conyen-
ton let them Lock Ont
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Adjournment Of the Virginia Lext.ra.

ADJOURNED sane die to-day.
The u. q. Steamer Congress M sa,usu,
NEW YORK, March 3l.-The United States
steamer Congress was At SANTANA on the I'D
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THE EVENING STAR.
VbHsHO DAILY, sunday excepted,
At The Star Buildings,
Corner Pennsylvania ~. and llth O.
BY THE
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

TIE STAR ID served By carriers 70 their sub
scribers IN the Cftv and District ct TEN GENTS PER
WIZ or FoRYY-RoUR CzSrs PR MONTH. Copies
Nc the counter, Two Cxvrs.
PROI FOR MAILING Three Months, Il so:
Biz Months, $500: One Year, 70 90. No papers
are sent from the once longer than paid for.
TIE WEEKLY sTAR-publiahed on Friday
m0rning-91 80 year
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HERE 10 the latest compliment to the new
Missouri Senator. 1t is from a democratic
paper, the New York Citizen: "9en. Frsnk p
Blair bis a capital speaker. We wish he WA
half as good at holding bis tongue"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Clear and Harmless as water.

Ask Tor this and take no other. The oniy article
that Is perfectly harmless. Warranted 20 restore
Gia air. remove Dandruf and stop its falling ont
Large bottles, Containing over half as much more
tnan any OF her lair Preparation, 81. Sold by
ward walsh, 18th 1t and Pa. and 18th and q
:; Calvert Ford, 05 Pennsy " snia avenue
Christiani Bros. 9TH and NJ streets
". Cropley ITO Bridge street, Georgetown.
J. ID, O'Donneu, Sth street, Navy Yard.
y. Y. Hickling, Sd street and Pennsylvania ayenue.
3. A. Bacon. IA and " streets. Island.
And ct the Depot, cor. OF ID and N w. ms TT
WHISTLES, GINS, Erc.-I am now Offering al
reduced prices my celebrated brands Of BYE and
BOURB9s, "Old Grow .BOwen,n Choice Old
nongsbeia, Pine pple." The above brands have
been selected with great care, and certainly the
fell TO suit all respectfully call attention 10 INV
Tom ON" bought by me at auction in New
YORK, ana which can sell at less per gallon than
the original price. Q. GAuTIER,
Importer Of Wines, Liquors. etc.,
NATIVE WINE BITTERS,
mhS-tr 1917 Pennsylyania avenue
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a Veto


ALBAsY, March Sl.-rhe Governor has We
toed The Pneumatic Tube Underground Raj
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ERED ZELLAR, Desler in al kinda Of roreig,
il and pemsstic BIRDs, BIRD v3EDsf -
SSo Pennsyfvanis avenue, south sids, be q
UeeR 70 and a. streets. mh I-lms ~
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Suicide.

NEW YORK. March 3i.-Mrs. Anderson. sr~
., resident OF this city, committed suield..
this morning by shooting through the heart.
No cause is assigned.
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OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT

IL mere fully supplied with fine and fashionable
fabrics than before, which viii be and made
in the latest styles. Hserythies nsw and novel in
this department. will be added ~ they appear
In the market
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WESTWARD, Holden. Sherman, accompa.
MED by Inspector Marcy, Colonies j. c.
Mccoy, and j. E. Fourtellotte, aides-de- camp,
will leave here on Tuesday next, on q tour of
inspection Of the frontiers of Texas, the Indian
Territory, Kansas and Nebraska. They will 90
ont by way of st. Louis, Baton Rouge and New
Orleans to San Antonio, and 20 from thence
Westward and northward along the line of posts
to Nebraska, and from thence back to Washing
ton. Six weeks or two months will be occupied
in the tour.
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THB PRESIDENT gave private dinner last
evening to the San Domingo commissioners, at
which were present Messrs. Wade, Howe and
White and Senator Chandler and two ladies', in
addition to Mrs. Grant, Miss Nellie and Master
Jesse Grant, Mr.. Dent, the father of Mrs.
Grant, Mrs. Judge Dent and Miss Felt. The
dining room was beautifully decorated with
flowers.
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liable BROTHRRS.
NV CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D SITS.

LOB SALE ar VERY Low PRIORs-Ss 600
4, nrst class constant blooming Bose, Mag N. a
fress, and Towering shrubs, 10. 10. ~
yABDlN, yloyfet, cor. Conn. ~ and r. II nhg- IN
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TBR BILL TO PROTECT LIVE AND PROPERTY
IN THE SoUTB.-The discussion of Mr.. Shella
targer's bill was resumed in the House this
morning. and occupied all day 1t was agreed
that an evening session be held this evening
when the debate upon the bill will be continued
The bill will be discussed until Tuesday or
Wednesday next, when it will be debated under
the fve-minute rule, and various Amendments
offered. The probabilities are that the bill will
not be finally disposed OF by the House before
Thursday or Friday of next week.
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Not REQUIRED TO MAKE INCOME RETURNS.
Commissioner Pleasonton has decided that
persons whose gross income during the year
1870, estimated in United States currency, did
not exceed 81 600, are not required to make any
income returns, nor need they make Any affda-
v.ts showing that their gross income did not
exceed the sum above named.
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just received, Full Line of the Back CsIebrrze
F1pk1TkkIDs.At ne reasonable charge Of = ?
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