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The Meaning Of II.

The we'll posted Washington correspondent of
the New York Times has the following upon the
late movements of our memorialists:
"The investigation into the affairs of the Dis
trict of Columbia has dragged its slow length
along, and the Committee is getting very tired
OF 1t. The conduct of the memorialists has FREE
quently been rebuked by the Committee, and
which is to turn the District government into
an exclusively election machine, they have
opened on q new lay. Taking advantage of the
absence OF Senator Patterson, chairman OF the
Senate Committee on the District of Columbia,
they have induced Senator Wilson q most ex-
cellent as well as most credulous man) to intro
duce resolution suspendng the Board of
Public Works while the present Investigation
Is going on, and until Congress shall take defin-
lite action. Now the aninus Of this will he per-
Iectiy apparent when it is known that the
memorialists have presented q hundred wit
nesses and have failed to prove a single YES
tiae OF corruption or improper use or pub
lie money by the Board of Public Works
All that has been developed In regard to the
board Is the very natural and always existing
difference of opinion among Interested peSons
as to the practicabiity, character style and COST
OF various Improvements. These differences
congress cannot attempt to decide, and the
thing from which the District Of Columbia
OF its government into the hands of the local
politicians Of the District, some OF whom are
now prosecutir this investigation for want of 3
better means Of existence. The present elective
branch Of the legislature Is striking instance
OF the evil of local self-government in this Dis
trict. There is Q Widespread belief that it
breeds nearly all the jobbery and corruption
mat exists, and the Board of Public Works have
prebably been embarrassed more by the mem.
bsrs, supporters and hangers-on Of this body,
wno nave demanded confederation on pain OF
0,sPsasare, than by any other existing element
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THE ATTENTION OF THOSE USING ANY

The ATTENTION OF THOSE USING ANY
Of the poisonous compounds advertised as Re-
storstiyes, REVIEWERS, &c, for the Hair is called
the great advantages tina; NArTANS' CRYSTAL
DISCOVERY possesses ever all these vile mixtures
First it is entirely free from all poisonou, sub
stances snd can therefore be used with safety. II
does not stain finger nails the finest fabric 1t is
positively the cesnest article in use Its use pro-
duces cooling and pleasant sensation. Itfreauent-
ly stops headache and failing Of the hair IL always
removes dandruf in Q sheTt time, and, above all a.
viii restore the color and growth Of the hair posi-
lively in from three TO ten days. Call for il and
take other If you do wish TO be disappointeu
repet corner "a asd ID streets NV
feb24 Arthur NATTANS Pronrie,or
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LIBEL SUITS AGAINST The EVENING STAR
The Washington STAR has succeeded In secur-
ing q new trial on an appeal from the verdict O
stupid Washington jury giving three thousand
collars damages in libel suit, when IL was
shown that there was no malice In the pubiica
non: encouraged by this verdict, several Other
by various parties, who hope to earn their wbis.
Ky money by bleeding responsible newspapers
The STAR announces its purpose to test tn,
the Anticipated libel law and fossil iuries.~
Wash. Cor. Cincinnati Commercial
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SIP ECIAL NOTICES.
wines, lsaaors, &C., for the HOLIDAYS

More than one hundred II Cur Citizens feel them
selves cnser psrs1Hal oefiyas.0a 10 u. GAUTIER
No. l.l1 snd l2i IS fesRsTlvsxia avsnus, for be
ing able through fts yirtu@ssOf his celebrated Bit
Halliday Season. AisegTrss Mr. q. take nuch pride
W thns being q pEh<sc beDatsctor, does not slOw
fns otkeI dHtFs % Ir o. sness 10 his obser
vstieo. Already hir store grCans viii the immsnse
secck ~ Liquors sDc Cord imported for tire Hol-
tday trade snd ich have teer selected with care
iss The s-s.. q has ee:rens Those In want Of
fsvcr h'Tr WITH CALI and Re sssured that VITA. they
5cy ~ his line viii be no; Vny pure ct uus d1i:er
ltAS d.scIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

A CORRESPONDENT OF the Chicago TribHns
states that the poison from the bite OF q mad
dog can be eliminated from the syrtem by vsper
baths. He quotes from an article printed i'm a
brated French surgeon. who nys: /" II the disor-
der has declared itself, 4 prescribe a single
,..... and i.. a.. ~skicnf in until cure Is ef-
fecfed. Hydrophobia may a. -. A. certain
Pesleoce has proved 70 me that q csa -~,o
on the INST Gay OF the outbreak; on the SCI.
day, doubtful: and on the third, hopeless M,
account Of the dificuity OF conveyins tie M NJ
tent 70 the bath and keeping him An. AMI
nyaropneoia never breaks out before the sew
ney TO obtain bath" Since hvdronSosS,s :.
Deeohng 70 common q malady this Is worth re-
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- WAT COMBS OF rAcKLISs AN Eptror-rhe
~ n. 4, Inoane, Of Friday, having induIeei in
connolly, and his relatives and Friends. the fol-
S%sng we quote from the Trib1ne) happened
uuiing the day: "Mr. Joel A. Fitbian The SON
AFTERNOON 20 this office, and, meeting the chief
OF our city department on the stairs comm sncei
violent assault upon him, break ing can over
his head. He WA Immediately seized and chas-
tised by the editor, who ended the affr.V ~,
kicking his assaiiant down stairs" -
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Batchelor's Hair DYE.

5Stt s:iendid Hair Dye Is the oest IL tie Ecsi6
HARMLESS. reliable, instantaneous coes B0t o$TsAk
nor asy r.taltc poison 20 Pro1Cce paralysis or
asts. Aysid the sunted and .eias.ve rsrsttGrs
bnssting virtuee they De not possess. The genuine
A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had fstrfy y.eSs
uHtaEni-b=t reputation 20 upheld its integrity
she Only psrfect Hair pYe-Blach OF Blown. Sold
eBen druggists. Appi;ed NJ 1e Pond street, New
IcrS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

RECENT kUKLUx OUTKAGEs.-Senator
BroHnlow has received information from
Shelbyvlne- Tennessee. regarding kuklux out
RACES, OF very recent date, in Bedford county.
a lew DAYS ago Jessie Cannon and his son were
visited by masked bands of the kuklux. taken
from their house, tied up, and severely whipped.
The only proyocstion for these brutalities by
the kuklux was that they had heard that the
tackled them they would resis. In self-defence.
IL II not true that the colc.ed men made such a
statement kenfucEy papers state that band
OF kuklux from Penry county, made q raid into
theiadt joining county in Kentucky 'for the pur-
pose OF Curderlng a young man named Mac
Aaron, who had been instrumental I'm defeating
TIE designs Of q gang Of robbers" of Tennessee,
who had laid plan 10 rob one Major Ray and
to rob and murder one Robert Caldwell. Mac
Aaron has been compelled to fee from place TO
place 10 avoid them.
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Dcpredasiens Of Mexican Cattle Rob-
hers In Texas.

cuk STOCK RaIsERs ~ANT To M rRorpr-rn.
Nkw hoEk, March IA special from
btownsylue, Texas. Of the 10th inst, says " The
tsfoit OF the recent meeting % Stockholders
snVNs mat IN the latter half Of February two
ncesAnd cattle valued AZ s40 go, were ~ciTed
driven across the Rio Grande within thirty
mills OF Brownsville. This "a a f.ir samrie
alorg the lire. The thieves are o--arfvcg IN
Mexico, and have repeating riaeS aud A. Stols
They usually numlser about thirty A hand
which recently crossed with ,e0o head OF cattle
AZ santa Maria numbered eighty. and Captain
Saoos Garcia. of Cortinss' force commanses
Oeneral hcCcok. commanding here. passed
within hall an hour alter the bana Al cross
ed, narrowly escaping captare. The ifnmutity
ct NC thieves - owing 20 the country hstNefn
the RIO Grande and Nspces being fhinlv st
tea Nine tcntlis OF thelnopulaiion are MeNi-
Gan CAV, osnah' Nho cross, roam. rob, aud murder al
VIII. The ranchcros refuse 60 grant inio-ma-
ton through fear O: being Killed ~ .ha NeXi-
cars, ana say IN the country q the Nues,-S re
thieves are well organized ami d.tt.f s.sf
10 drive out tie Americans hy daS-.,7 .fi.,r
on the 9th instant niouSco Par,lCuas Mayar "a
Nataeorda, bought siN hundred ~ tie .rs.fls
which were crossed AZ Santa MARIA a.. has
oeth engaged IA that business tor yesr.. aud =
ssvIttsl ondngly popular among his C6ultIytn ~.
The resolutions Of the meciir. sttir ~. lac
tfontef Ter years has been without Fr.- Soon.
tnat thefe are no cagalTNnscn fuanI f'.s p. rfh -
me rlver To Laredo, approve 81 the t,rfr.fi,p ~
the hshing interests and Pacific rsiir...ls anl
ask Tor the same; and also say that f,, -. ,lfis =
granted by law. self protection " I'M co.-l 49,,
10 organize Tor the detsilss 81 them~. w.. thor
families and their homes. thus lerh.,.s brtngi,,,
them I'm conflict with the home ard AaNI,aa
govern ments. The feeling OF the cnrn- unity =
such that q rctsliatorv invasion nt VI l.N5,o !.
probable soon IL there is no change in the .'t.,
OF affairs along the border.
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Lea d PERKINS, sauce.

PrOnOuDced by CoHROisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and dige s;ion, and II Is IN
riysed Tor its favor.
We directed by Messrs. LEA h PERKINS 20
prceeCate all parties making vending cOurerfets
JOHN DUNCANS SONS.
en1 com Agents, New ferk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

ALL RAIL RoUTH TO RICHMoxD.-A CORES
pondent asks whether the failure OF the Penn
sylvania company to accept the charter for
raIroad between Richmond and Wsshin0tor
indicates that there 10 not to be an silrail rct.
between the two cities. We do not 40 under
Richmond DispdfcA ''s-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER
IN Mr.. j. q. Saville. %. Lessee and Manager
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH II,
AND ENERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
SATURDAY MATINEE
THE GREAT so lIETY SENSATION FROM
The FIFTH avenue THEATER,
An Original Drama, in five scis, BY Mr.. Augus;in
Day,
DIV H CE.
Introducing the following New York Artists.
MessEs NheeIack, Porter, S.oekl.y, Sol smith,
Evan, farren, Burroughs, Street, Myers, Seymo lr.
oliver, Somers, Richards, Mrs. Sol Smith, Misses
May Robinson. Henrietta Irving. Earnest, Parker
Troy, % Neil. Frazier Somers, Barnes and Ernst
AetI-'' GIVEN IN MARRIAGE"
Act II - THE STRIFE BEGUN."
Act Il. ThE HUSBAND TAKES THE LAW
IN HIS own hands,
Act Nv -" The LAW RETALIArES
Act W THE DlyORCED."
DIFORCE MATTNEE
SATURDAY AT TWO O'CLOCK
On MONDAY NEXT. March Is, return for Six
Nights Of the Peoples Fay0rite,
J. OWENS. milf
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A GHFTLINAN in London lately in ,,at;.
return Of his income to the tar com ,n;sssang q
wrote on the paper -" For the last three wears
my income has been somewhat under 8 "A. -,
iuture IL viii be more precarious, as the man j.
dead Of whom borrowed the money.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11
The sale Of Arms Inves sigation,

The sale Of Arms InveS tigatiOn.
The Senate committee to investigate the sale
OF arms met this morning, all the members
present except Senator Logan. Senator Schurz
was again present Oh the invitation Of the com.
mittee.
Mr.. 7. AcNaHy, chief clerk of the ordnance
department, was examined in reference to the
various items in the exhibit b. presented to the
committee by Secretary Belknap at its previous
meeting. He said it corresponded with the books
of the department. He also furnished copies OF
the advertiser ents on which the arms i'm some
cases were sold, and copies OF the whole CORES
pondence with Remington & Sons In relation to
the sale to them. He testified that all moneys
passed through his hands, or the certificates OF
deposits, and that the whole information Wou,:.,
nave been furnished to any member of Congress
II he had called to examine the books of the de-
par;ment In answer to q question by Senator
Carpenter, he testified that to his nowledge no
officer or person connected with tho department
realized one cent by the sales.
Col. 5. V. Benet testified that he made a large
sale September, 1871. of 1900 arms to Rem
mington & Sons, at 50 piece. Gen. Dyer made
a large sale to the Turkish Government, at 81 a
piece. Ae also testified that the Government
nc allied better prices from arms sold at private
sale than at public auction or by bid: that the
market price was $3.50, while at private sale
they realized from 81 TO &12 for the same arms.
On one occasion the Turkish government re-
iected AZ 0G0 arms, which were afterwards sold
at SIS each. All the sales were made by the
rulings and regulations made by Gen. Scofeld
late Secretary of War. In answer to q question
by Mr.. Carpenter, he said that the various post
pOnements were made for the purpose Of get
ting the most money possible, and to allow all
persons DESTROYS of making bids q fair chance
The remainder OF the testimony was similar to
that given by him at the House investigation on
Thursday last.
The committee adjourned till Wednesday
morning, when Col CrisPin will be examined.
|. Col. Crispin, Of New York, major of ordnance,
who has transacted all the business of the bu-
reau in connection with the delivery Of arms
and ordnance stores sold during the last fiscal
year, was examined this morning before the
House committee which is investigating that
subject. His evidence was as to the details Of
the transaction. He denied all knowledge Of
either the French German governments, but
understood that large quantities of the arms
were delivered at the pier in New York occupied
by the French steamships. His chief clerk will
be examined to- morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

JUDGK POLAND, of the House District COM
Iaittee, arrived in :he city this morning from
Vermont, where he has been for a week past.
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S209,Coo,CG0 OF THE NEW LOAN PLACED
The government agents who were engaged in
Europe in placing the three hundred millions of
the new national five per cent loan on the mar
ket have returned to Washington, and report
the whole amount subscribed Tor to have been
delivered. Twenty one millions were paid for
in coin, and for the remainder Five twenties
were exchanged for the new bonds. The cash
thus received was used in the purchase of Five
1wenues In London at the best terms obtainable.
The agents lay that negotiations are pending
Tor placing further considerable amount of the
new loan.
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ga romantic couple, not a great vay from
here, named their infant daughter Caressa
That was about eighteen years ago, and the boys
are at IL now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

RAN AWAIT WITH A HoUsR.-Six spans Of
horses ran away with house they were en-
ployed In moving at Greenville, Illinois, q few
days ago. The race being on o down grade
they had lively time Of ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

GENERAL HOWARD, after proceeding to Ari-
IONA and New Mexico, is instructed to take
such action as in his judgment may be deemed
lest for the purpose OF preserving peace with
the Indians in these Territories. He Is also to
consider the prOpriety OF inducing the nomadic
tribes OF Arizona TO unite and accept a reserva-
ton further east in the territory of New Mexico
where they may be more readily reached by the
ehcrts OF the government and phianthropic
citizens in the work Of providing for their physi-
cal wants, and with a view to promoting their
civilization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

CHIEP ENGINEER wN. 1. LAMDIN, U. s. N,
has been ordered to the navy-yard at Pensacola,
Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

fayed until O'Clock an the mornin when ne
went 70 the nearest neighbOr and told the whole
.iory. hsrQuardt h a German farmer ard has
bel IN this country about etShteen years The
murdered woman ~ss his second wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

THE JAPANESE EMBASSY will make an off.
cial call on Governor Cooke at o'clock this
afternoon, at his house, in Georgetown.
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Ftendfsh Murder.

MAN KILLS HIS WIPE AND pHRRR cHILDREy
DAYTON, OHIO, March 10.-A horrible murder
was committed six miles northeast of this city
last night. woman named Mary Marc uardt,
aged IS, and her three children, aged, respec-
lively, Six and eight years and six months, are
supposed TO have been killed by her husband,
Leonard Marquardt, Whe h now in Jail. The
woman was found In bed, naked, apparently
having been strangled. The children were
found on the bank OF . creek some distance from
the house. The two elder had been drowned
and the infants head was crushed. An inquest
win be held Monday. Tn-T -
THE AURDK1KR INeANR FROM sPrRrrrArrsx
CINCINNATI, March 11.-Further nsrticnlsrs
N regard 20 the murder Of a woman and -
nree children, near Dayton, on Saturday ind;-
cate that the murder vas commiffad 10 tha
father, Leonard Marquardt, who is evidenfIv
insane rom spiritual cause. The story OF the
snal which the man himself tells is, that few
Gay aays ~ aeo ne read chapter to the family from
,ne biple, and then rising, accused his wife of
pehg witcn and using witchcraft, AID that his
oidest daughter confirmed him In his ACCUSE
uon. he says Saturday night he told his
we mat he wanted the children to leave;
.nH he. ne and his wife stripped naked
minutes They then stripped two Of the
children and took them out and drowned them
and laid them side by side on the bank OF the
sLeam. Iney then dashed out the brains of the
infant and left Il lying i'm the woods after which
ney returned home and went 10 bed Aftar
lying there hfteen minutes he told his wifi. he
anted 20 send her to Heaven, and imm .Iia,eIv
suangied her to death. After tina. he rose ami
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

The PRESIDENT returned to this city in the
early train this morning, and has been engaged
during the day in official duties. Several gem
tlemen called on him during the forenoon some
for business purposes and others merely TO paw
their respects. Among those who had inter-
views were Senators Nye, Edmunds. Kellogg,
Der OF Representatives. +. G. Corbin, ESQ., u
b district attorney for South Carolina, was also
among the callers. Messrs. John +. Cook, A.
M. Green and r. A. Boswell, delegate and al
ternates to the PHILADELPHIA Convention. had a
pref interview. This afternoon the Secretary
OF the Navy was cl0seted with the President for
long time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

IT CANT BE DoNE.-Iowa is decidedly rad
ical state. A petition IL before the Senate ask
ing for the passage Of . Law forbiddinR teacher
from using tobacco when teaching. This ia
rather stretching the proper uses Of law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

SENATOR PATTERSON, in public address at
Manchester, n. II, Friday night, alluded to
the Washington dispatch in which his name is
associated with the sale of arms to France. He
said that the Marquis de Chambrun informed
linn that grave discrepancies existed between
the amounts paid and those received by our
government for arms sold to France, and he
notlhed the President and Secretary of War of
the circumstances, in order that the fact might
be investigated and the administration yin,ii-
fa'Cd. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

SOCIETY JOURNALISM OCT Wharf.-The Jen-
kins Of Sac, Iowa, paper, In writing up
reception says: Miss Moody was noticeable for
her large feet, and Miss Summers for her exces.
sive perfume Of musk rat odor.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REyKNuE.-The receipts from this
oGTce to-day were SI29 ,2Is79.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

The HEALTH OF SENATOR DAVIS has i'm
T0ged since he LETT Washington.
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, was at the Treasury
Department to- day for a short time, but did not
perform any duties. He has not yet completely
recovered from his recent sickness.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
the Meeting I'm Hyde Park. Londou-

the Meeting In ID yde Park. London.
Yesterday.
LONDON, March ll.-Thc. meeting in HYDE
Park, yesterday, to protest against the passage
by PaTliam. nj Of the parks regulation biI was
attended by about four thousand persons The
procetdi IS we're orderly throughout one
feature CT the demonstration was the barring OF
'py 81 the Objectionable bill.
Death Of Joseph Aazziui.
PARIS, March ia dispatch has Just been
received here from Pisa announcing the death
Oh Joseph Mazzini, well known Italian.
Spanish Politics.
MADRID, March 1.-THE Carlist electoral
committee have issued a manifesto urging their
partisans in the electoral districts 20 vote for
coalition OF the candidates at the coming cleo
tions for the Cortes
Sagasta, Minister of the Interior has ad-
dressed a circular 10 the Governors OF the pro-
vlnces, recommending them to ener geticalIy en-
force respect TO the laws.
Gone 60 Cologne.
PARIS, March ll.-Count de Chambord has
gone to Cologne.
The rriOce and PrinceSs OF wales.
fh6Is, March 1.-THE Prince aud Princess
Of Wales were received by President Theirs to-
day.
Marquis and aarchfoness O. Lorns.
LONDON, March 1.-The Marquis and
Marchioness of Lorne have arrived in this city
ON visit 10 the Queen, previous to her de-
parture Tor Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

The RETURNED "SyNDICATE" CLERKS are
now all at their desks in the department.
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The CASE OF CAPT. STKvBNs.-It is not
probable that the decision o. the naval court
martial in the case Of Capt. Stevens will be pro-
mulgated for several days yet. In the mean
time il is idle to speculate upon the results of
the trial as no one is competent to assert at
present as TO what il will be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

RELIEF OF WAR WIDows.-ATr. Banks intro
duced bill in the House to-day, authorizing
the Secretary of the Interior to place the name
of Mary A. Morris, widow of Major General
William w. Morris, upon the pension rolls, at
the rate OF $50 per month; referred to the Com.
mittee on Invalid Pensions. Mr.. Duell intro
duced similar bill in the case of Mrs. Hannah
w. Sumner, widow Of Major General Edwin v.
Sumner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11
LECTURES,

EX-GOyEkNOR HENRY A. WISE, OF va
Ia GINA, W VI lecture II
,..... LINCOLN NALL,
WhpNEsDAl EVENING NEXr, 18Th instant
ncue9~cf: " The Future Prosperity, Wealth. ana
Power Of the United States tickets 81 c. In.PIe
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PIANOS, &c.

"A RARE CHANCE-Hsying Determined IN ,r-ro
a dnce in this city the celebrated sCHO---
aACkER PIANO, Philsdeiphia, whichyN6
nee the newest improvements, uagnifceutvvvNV
tone; better finished, and more durable than auy
0sAer Piano made, now offer the same At IS Der
cent less cash than any other frst class Piano can
DC bought, or for reasonable instalmenfs Gall and
examine for yourselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-11

The LATEST BOUNTY LAw-All soldiers
mustered in previous to the 9Th OF August 1851
and who served two years, or were discharge
for wounds, have already received the bounty of
500, and the bill, therefore, passed on FRIDAY
last by the House applies only to those who were
mustered out for disability, not occasioned by
wounds, before they served two years.