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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05

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B"UlncEson sgt bark Milton.
D..Johrson 81 d agt schooner ]
N. Mcmillan.
w. .Dsyis Il 81 A0i. Penderga.t
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Evans.
33..f. J. Llghisrags Co. Art
schooner Hero.
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llt.The Unite States at. steam.
chip Helvetis.
~. .Hg2lr at. steamship A.
lAuiic.
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McCaril1m
lB. Benedict Ast stesnt1g Mag
ll3. Cunningham sgt. sloop Ten
ncssee.
l34. .Curos agt. stesmloz 2. ".
DeVOe.
lJ7. .Devoe Manufacturing Co. agt
ba-k Fr.squis0.
lll"HeEletI sgt. bark An,o.ne,t,
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Gopartnersbip Ectl''s.

nISSOLUTION.-The cOpartnlIe.f[9J1,iIRS sAocy,
~ fore existing under the firm name 400 STGYB JAS
a. - ~, Ia is,,ed by mutual consent Ss IN ts ~,
tpuS CHS " BACON snd sAML g. h Has y BACON sAsIA
Of the late arD GuSrAvB A. JAhS; NhN
HAYTRR--sgusdN Y, March s'lS'"
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cornT-iy Ao,rR.r,,
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70. .BerVia 's, s,,,a,Ai, NJ.
Kas %'ai-
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prlnIlns.

CLOTE e. JAMES, STAII0sNSEssnSs:s o nSs''
- YRS aud BLANk.BOoh NAM 49,, collected
WIN EYERDELL' SONS, l4 +,a au. ~
W PHOTOGRAPHIC, STEAM JoD
N lNuPACTuRERS.
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CorEr OF GgSzH'I sgs,ioy'-Bsio-. Rs.ori.r H,cr,,-
hpP.n gna hfcfnyi I5olas lee, DeBas Bty a., is
donovan, r1pbeU George Qlian T5b6ery Tmo,i, ~ ssd
a r al o'sry Ihomss wstoa ielor asiu -, is
John smith, hufgsry; Charles Smith blrslsrT. ihes, yt
Xxx m ~ Harn'9n and Fed r. meesp,psr rrlrd v
Hfoe usod iacrng Rulopb Smith grand srreby 49, ~ 'sss
Mc.W B1Stri Harrison alas Marin Coote, s,,r5 ny EtH
NnIt, grand aIcenV; Kobsr L.n-h sand as67 10y INA
gand larceny Mary Ann Leousri als Mober r. loa Ia,
John Larley. larceny from ne person -' sihl .ftsJ
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miscellaneous.

-
DOKER's BITTERS! ,.r,,s,
Nobody 'Aouio DC '" a'RoSRRS BITTgRs" 49,. nn 81,
Since an experience thaa - se,t hs' SNICH
THE BRSf AND MOST kFFlCA.IO en9,i Besars Of s'S
we'll As A very agreeable and pleasant e"fA''-
and buy only Of respectable houses vrSKR H. sole s1td
IS Liberty 81. So. -
r. o. Boz l0sa ------,z- pax .plse
n V HAUGHW0UT & Co, g 70 rss q .
Il. n r. General Ageats s9S 90 os" MN1gKgTABLS Cow
RBASoNABLB ADVANCES oN -
TRTE SCOW BOATS WANITEs,Ri;ioIl.ss'
h,,n, ooeo Seow Boats, good order to sell ,,.,
,hasoI BY Addressing Il Co rs wshalSt I I.-,,-l
1S0R SIIE-THREE PAIRS of c,,i NEW tr.s,...'S
Run oa ~ MIR ST0NBS, sIares sRpu'M,s MS I,
'sor. and forR AgroMAsI dab P1cotS G to RO'
ROOM eitA steam loye. ~ Y SSa. CITY b
sS1Sli YOUR NEWSPAPERS. al, ana e IGis@
81 W. collins No. 20 2g' .. g ~. Sa
PECs fol Old Nessg'Psss' F'Dru''' ''''H
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REPORTED DEATH OF THE CHIRP OF THE
LowERY Gazette New York Herald prints
letters from its correspondent, who saws that
he has spent some days with the Lowery out
laws of Robson county, ". G.. One of these
letters gives the following account of the death
of Henry Berry Lowery, the leader Of the gang:
Between February 18th and 10th, in company
with Boss Strong, Henry Berry Lowery was
ranging the country IN the neighborhood of
Moss Neck, in search of some persons whom
ne had been informed were hunting him,
they discovered in the bushes a newly-made
blind "a place of concealment or ambush
made by INTERVIEWING the branches of the
hickly grown bushes.) 1t was not then
occupied, and Henry Berry, believing il had
been recently made by one of his pur-
,uers, who would shortly return TO il, ensconsed
himself in IL, while Boss made a blind for him.
ell a short distance OF, covering the road
But few minutes after they had placed them
selves In their respective positions the report OF
gun was heard from Henry's hiding place and
sRen Boss, who waited to hear a word from his
thief or an answering shot from an enemy
cautiously approached the spot, Henry Berry
Lowery lay on his back, with one barrel of his
hot gun discharged, and his nose, forehead.
and the whole front of his head blown off, The
broken ramrod and the missing wiper showed he
rad been trying to draw a load from his gun
Boss drew the body into a thicket and notified
his companions, who straightway buried him"
some people in North Carolina. however, saw
bis Is too thin, and suspect that Loyery has
made. or Is attempting to make, his escape from
he country.
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w. =. HUNTINGTON.

Huntington has gone.
from the illimitabie mystery, again
Into the busy walks OF daily life,
Marking each footprint deep with Oh astly pain,
Heavy with grief, with great sorrowing rife,
Death has sought of all, our chiefest in the
strife.
With meekly folded hands upon his breast,
And soft lips just breathing, Z" Kiss me good
night"
The strong and true has found the longed- for
rest,
Has solved the doubling, clouding wrong or
right
Has yielded once-yet only once-to stronger
might.
The kindest heart that ever felt another's woe
The swiftest hand that ever bore relief,
Are stilled forever mOre-hushed and slow
Amazed that Gods best gifts are all most
brief
Stricken dumb-we wait to join our absent
chief.
Huntington has gone. III. N G.
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NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE EVACUATION OF
FRANCE BY THE GRRMANs.-The Paris Coin
st,tutiOnnet again asserts that negotiations are
proceeding between France and Germany look.
Ing TO the speedy liberation of the French terri.
tory from the presence of German troops, and
that the German government is favorably in
elined toward some arrangement by which this
result may be attained. Germany" says the
ConStitutionnel, sis willing to order the eyacua-
ton Of that portion of Faance now occupied by
its troops upon the immediate payment OF
O,OCO, 900 francs OF the war indemnity, and the
remaining two and a half milliards in yearly in
sfalmpnSsD
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CALIFORNIA; SHAKEN BY ANEARTHoUAKE-
s light shock OF earthquake was felt throughout
the state Of California at go o'clock yesterday
morning. At Nisala the shocks were suffi-
Gle ntly strong to throw goods from shelves and
crack walls. At San Francisco the vibrations
lasted twenty seconds, but were not felt BY more
than one-tenth of the population. Parties at
the foot OF the hills twenty-four miles east of
Nisalia describe the crash accompanying the
earthquake as of mountains rent asunder The
earthquake evidently proceeded from that point
and radiated with decreased force throughout
the entire length OF the state but was stron gest
along the base of the Sierras. Some sli yht
damage was done at Visalia, but none is re-
ported else
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-27

A SHOCKING SUIoIDR.-On SATURDAY. even
ing last man named Hewes, at Littleton, on
he Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Committed
suicide by throwing himself upon the track in
'front.' Of passing train of cars. IL is stated tint
Hewes had been drinking to excess, and vac
iaboring under insanity produced by intoxicafS
ng liquors. He had made several attemp,s 10
destroy himself, getting upon the railrc ID rack
Is the cars were approaching. BIZ each time
s sn, iSrs h taken of the by persons pre-
ION was made. On Saturday evening last IL
Gems that the man was 50 dc ternined upon be-
hg killed that when he heard q train coming
ne ran out and threw himself upon the track.
ana by entwining his arms around the rail be,
oween the ballasting and cross-ties, successfully
resisted the efforts Of two men who tried m mi,
i IN on the track, they being unable to make
ne man release his hold before the ENGINE ca,.e
crashing over the spot The body of he mime vSne
innate man was cut in two, and the victim wbo
Ds Pis'entiy sought death found it upon the
i lnmeiy END through the infdelty Of his vi1s s
tn ,e " u,own ms troubles took to drink 40
ie1 pr1 an END to them in the horrible
iei oeScrioed.-Cnmberlaad (Nd1 Ne,rs ~n-
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NAVAL BATTLE EXPECTED IN THE GULF
The steamer Eiba, which left AspinwalI last
Friday, reports that things were coming to a
crisis between the blockade-runner Virginius
and the Spanish war steamer Pizarro, and a
naval engagement was imminent. When the
Elba left the harbor both vessels had steam up
guns in position, and everything ready for a
conflict, which their captains seemed resolved
upon. General Quesada was instigating the
mischief, and the government was inactive
The Spahia. dis were very indignant. The
Spanish man of-war Tornado was entering the
harbor the Elba sailed.
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cred Se s, Cakes, Of Lo uisvilIe, Ky.. has en-
Essineton. = pes 1890 100 damages against H.
eoaction OF his daughter, Eliza Oakss. 'seo
,. MIS- Laura G. Redden complains that
~ ~. An women eat too much horse radisb
J 'm 700 many pickles at lunch, entailins SHARE
iooWs, thin calves and red noses.
OA broken hearted vidover I'm Trd,.n.,.,,.
iss erected pine slab over his wifes crave
na presented q fine piano TO the girl who Va
nnd 70 him during his afiiction. "~s
- Inc Imperial family of Russia have nm
uIouteo large fund for the establish ment ne
annual horse races-the riders to be offs,era 81
ne army: This idea Is borrowed nom tn p oi
nsns' and Its object is to make horsemanshinar
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The IMPORTANCE OF ADVERTISING is undis-
puted and universally admitted The extent 10
which it is carried proves, beyond doubt. its
usefulness and advantages The man who
advertises once is sure to do so again, and from
each outlay in this direction he reaps more and
greater advantages: 1t opens the most direct
road to success, and offers equal Inducements
to all parties. A glance at any of our papers
will show at once the fact that those who avail
themselves most Of this system are from the
highest rank in business life, and this position
they owe in great measure to steady exercisa
Of the course we have pointed out
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SUICIDE OF A WIFE MURDERER IN JAIL
Slough, the wife murderer, committed s-,.,acN
in jail, at Richmond, Kentucky, last ,,on5.T a.,
hanging himself TO the top bar 90 Che door ~ ny
Handkerchief: He left letter to his cb RS STee
saying that he had already brought shame
enough on the family and would not add 70 il
the ignominy Of q public execution. He said
his wife had done him an irreparsble injury,
and deserved the death she had received al his
harnds - -
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SrRIKks.-The Brooklyn painters have been
on strike for the past fortnight, and on the 18th
instant the carpenters also struck for eight
hours work, with the same pay - for ten hours.
The wages are from -. q 70 a a day. There
are indications that other txedes will be moving
in .ss same direction IN me esSrse Of the next
month. The ling. CT obvious reasons y the
iasorite season for these q M brisk de-
&c ana carpenters especiallya. -.
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LECTURES.

ZOE TIE BESKFIT OF THE LITTLE SIS
TIERS OF TIE POOR
The Washington City Hiberpisn Renevoler, 60
clety No has the pleasure TO annopnes ar, ~.
Chaplain Of the SOcit " the > u'e
Rev. JAMES MCDEvITT
will deliver Lecture for the above Charity q, ,h.
NATIONAL GREATER,
On EASTER SUNDAY EVENING March n 1870
at SoclCck. subject.-THE IRIsH OUESTIoH
Admission, Fifty Cents. mZ7-ws
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IHE NASHVILLE MOB MURDER David
Zones, who was shot by a mob in Nashy willie.
IT. u eih., MONDAY night, died yesterday afternoon
guilty OF, but denied having murdered MURRAY.
Mr.; Murray, however, who knew Jones we'll
t aeeia.ed IN nus dying statement that Jones was
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The Contested Pennsylvania senator.

PBlLADELPHIA, March "a dispatch from
harrisburg says report of the election COM
mlttte I'm favor of MeClures title 70 the seat I'm
evening.
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PIANOS, &c.

q hAkE CHANCE-Haying determined 10 intro
- c0ce IN this eits the celebrated sCHO-
aAHlhEh PlANo, Philadelphia, which 49,
$3.50 me hoNest INA eroyementS, RAgnifcentttIkff
o,Asr Piano made, now offer the same AZ IS psr
Iess cash than eay other first class Piano can
oe bought, OF Tor reasonable instalments CaII ard
examine for yourselves Ni e-e
deem GAIL RICHTER, e35 Penna ave
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ILLICIT DIsTILLERIEs suppprssvn -rh
commissioner Of Internal Revenue has received
omcial Information from Supervisor Emery. of
tennessee, that, during q recent campaign of
zen Gays, ~ distilleries, III mash-tubs, 70 900
gallons OF mash, together with what malt, meal
ana corn there was found, were DESTROYED. A
number OF Illicit distiliers were arrested Su-
pervisor Perry. Of North Carolina, reports the
destruction OF six stills, 5000 gallons of hear
SOC gallons low wines, and the arrest of parties
engaged in the work. es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-27

The WORKING PEoPLK.-The quarrymen in
the freestone quarries at Portland. Conn ar
on strike to obtain an advance OF tan 600 .
gay on their present wages, which range from
4L2o to s1.5o day during the winter months.
Inc wages during the busy season of eight
mon.ns amount to S2.75 q day for the hest
hands: The quarry owners have declined to
submit the question in dispute to arbitration
a a,,; are endeavoring to break up the quarry,
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COLLAPSE OF THE MEXICAN RRvoLur,ox
The Mexican troops attacked and defeated
after fight Of SIX hours, the Insurgents in ~
state Of Tobasco The revolution in Tobasco &c
considered over, all the leaders hayin~ a.
Portirio Diaz Is reported to have gone to New
Northern Mexico, by steamers from Vera en-
20 20 havana, and thence to New Orleans, where
they again sailed for Brazos Santiago. '''
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From Europe To-day.
THE TRIAL or MINOR, TIE AMERICAN, p,
pDNED.

THE TRIAL or MINOR, THE AMERICAN, posi-
LONDON, March &.-The trial of William
Chester Minor, the American physician, WHO
shot and killed a laborer named George Merritt,
IN Lambeth, on the morning OF February t7fh
has been postponed, the prisoners counsel hay-
ing entered plea OF insanity.
CoLoEIsTs YoR NEBRASKA
The steamship HISTORIAN. which lett LIVER
pool yesterday for Norfolk, Va, and Baltim ore
Nd, took out one huDdred aud nfty colouiSfs
who intend settling in Nebraska.
TIE TICBBORNE CLAIMANT
WHO Is now in prison awaiting ttial on a charye
of perjury, has published a card appealing 10
the pubic ior subscriptions 10 aid him in M Ak
ing his defence.
THE LAST EVENING RECEPTION
OF the season, OF Hon. X. e.. Schenck j. An
hoGhced 10 take place Saturday night.
ELECTION EXCITEMENT IN SPAIN
MADRID, March AS the time for elections
tor members Of the COrtes approaches, indica-
mons oi disorder become more apparent. Slight
disturbances have occurred at Granada. result
ing thus Tar i'm the wOunding Of one person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-27

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
70 URGE to-day were 1928 ,254 80.
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iHf TREASURY INvKsTIG report
OF the committee to examine the Office of the
Cnited States Treasurer transmitted to the
House of Representatives by Secretary Bout-
well, shows the deficiencies in the Treasurer
accounts, arising from the defalcatiens of the
S"o o S.ef ks, Johnson and Marden aggregating
si9,ocO, and further deficiency of Sll 500 not
recovered f1om package OF $40, 600 stolen from
ott ufsion OF issue about two years ago. with
otner discrepancies to the amount of SlO6
of Mh from IN the loss of coupons, &c, from all
should be relieved by act of CongresS H.
e con o Wth the exceptions mentioned, and
the several ash lite ms hereinafter referred 70 .
rejected by the controller the cash and 80
assets correspond in amount to the aggregata
represented by the books of the offfce Tt
appears, however, that there is deficiencv -,
com, as called for by the books, of SOS .373 ~
as is represented by excess of cuTrencv or
sos, 4G1 %. and by the deficiencies before men.
toned, with the exception of that arising from
She dishonesty OF johnson. So that it is Correct
y speaking merely wrongly placed, rather tn an
1ehcient. Thus, the enormous amount of none
nendied in the Treasurer's office seems to ha We
suffered small loss.
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nDD FELLOWS HALL
IMMENSE SUCCESS
MONS D'ATALIE'S
CATTLE CONIQtE COMBINATION

SENSATIONAL EUROPEAN NOVELTIES.
who will appear every night this week and at the
GRAND FAMILY MATINEES
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
March 9th ard S0;h, at pm,
in arich and highly diversified Programme of Nov
elites
Doors open At :; per OrmanCe commences at 8.
Admission, 80 and Is cents children half price.
REMEMBER DAY AND DATE OF MATINEE.
Admission 70 Matinee-Adults, 25 cents; Children.
Is cents mo-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A Clergy wan. while re.idiaR IN S'u'h America
as mis-ioHaTy cred a SAT- and simple rsmeiy
fer the cure ~ Nervous Weakness. E4riy II cay
Disease Of the Urinary and STeiRal Or sals aH1 The
whole rrain * disorders brought Ga by btaeful aud
vicious habits. Great utTIb-Ts hae been cu-ei nv
this noble remedy. Prom ptoi by dAsir- 10 bau.i
afr ei AID unfortunate, will Sud the reel Do
fr prrr.a-iIg and using tiis m-dicina, in a sealed
-ryeicr.. 20 any ele " d. 70. Ere 0f Cirrgs
hctre-E, JOSS PHI T ISdNN
Station u, BibIe House,
~ I'll New York C1tv.
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SCOTLAND IN NO DAEGER.-In the House of
commons last evening, Macfie, member far
iect OF precautions for the protection of Scot.
land against foreign foes, and moved that the
coast defonses near Leifh and Glasgow he
ssS,rehgthened: The motion was negatfved by
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Nebraska bride ran away from her hus-
band taking 5000 OF his money with her. after =
three-day's honeymoon. "''S'
SAID there are two reasons why peopls
do not mind their own business~one h IL thpa
nave no business, and the other that they have
handsome and aristocratic Young lady
, IN Ieuuced circumstances has been appointed
North Carolina. ' ="
The citizens of Hull, Mas, believe in wo-
mans right to be voted for. They have elected
MIs. Lizzie a. X. Knights a member of their
school committee for three years.
~ From late dispatches We clean that the
ISinlne IN Persia shows no signs of abatement.
Meh and women are dying in the streets:
coIpses OF children strew the roadside, The
siekening odor of the decayed dead taints the
ar, breeds pestilence and hastens the work of
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Mexican Depredatiens I'm Texas.

FkEsENTNkNT or MEXICAN ARMY OFFICERS
BY AN AMERICAN GRAND JURY.
INV DIRK, March IA Brownsville Texas
special OF the 10Th instant saws: The L intel
States District Court, gJ udge Morrell presiding.
being the 6rstfederal court held here for several
years, has concluded its session. The granl
Jury made presentmeut stating that a depre-
datl0n war on this frontier l. proven 20 have eN-
lsted since 1856, waged by a general organized
band an Mexico, actIrg under "A Mexican Gen
land commanded by officers OF the Mexican
army. Mexican officials. civil and military
nave acted IN hostile manner, by acts legal
izlng murder and robbery, and reign of terror
exists between the Nueces and Rio Grande
The death renalty Is pronounced against any in
iOl iner; 50 that no names of witnesses are
made public. The Mexican markets are omen
Tor the sale Of stolen cattle and a tax on
them is regularly levied by the authorities
The presentment refers TO the appointment OF
CoTiina 81 officer on the line who levied on the
| nlted States and murdered her citizens and
PnuOned TO remove him. but had refused. His
command i always mounted on stolen horses
Evidence shows that since the close OF the civil
war I'M the L nited States an average mum her OF
1000 cattle have been stolen monthly valued AZ
st,So,OO, not including the depTedations OF
hickapoOs, who are Mexican citi zens. Revenue
inspectors Dupont, Phelps and Mclaughlin
were killed by Mexican bandits, and Others as
saulted and detained in positions of great peril.
The presentment states that the inhabitants for
years have suffered AL the horrors OF war, with
out the security Of its uSages, and suggests an
enclent cavalry force the only remedy
Judge Morrell and Gen. McCook fully indorse
the statements OF the presen;ment. The former
mas addressed note 10 the Texas senators resre-
rating the facts, and asking relief, and the lat
ter has reported 10 his Official supporters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-27

GENERAL RUTHERFORD, Third Auditor of
the Treasury, has been requested by a meeting
OF the republicans of the Sd Congressional dis
triet OF North Carolina TO become their candi-
date for Congress at the next election The
same meeting nominated Gen. X. and Mr.. j. C.
Abbott delegates to the state republican conyen-
ton soon TO convene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-27

SENATOR GOLDTHwAIT, of Ala, is confined
o his room and bed with a severe cold.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Nv NATIoNAL THEATER.

n T. - - " y n J. 4 III Il. \ 4 r. X.
SPECIAL ANNO UNCENENT
IN c.rs"querCe Of the sudieu infi-rrsiti1n of SIG
BklGNULI, the Mara e meut viii be con pellet To
change the Opera this evening 20
I & v q y
With NJ 'le Nilsson as MiCuOn. MIa DnvaI a.
FeltUs Mons. CaPoGl as GCciithuO, IOns. J stn5 I
az LCtarie. M
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IHE STUDENTS of Amherst College by a spe-
cal dispensation of the faculty, are to be per
nnItted TO attend q dancing school. Some time
sgS .ne young gentlemen asked for this privilege
and were refused; but president and professn5s
ave apparently grown wiser. The dancing
lessons are TO be RiYen In the px mnaainna Ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-27

The CENTER MAEKET.-Mr. Halsey, Chair
man OF the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, has received a letter from ex- Mayor
Emery, President OF the Washington Market
Company, giving a statement OF the Irogrcss of
the work, and asking that a time be fixed bv tn !.
Committees Oh Public Buildings and Groun Is
OF the House and Senate to review the work,