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CURE FOR
Erysipelas, ScrOfula, letter, Ne.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, instructed in early life in cur
l. ing Erysipelas, Scrofulu TetteT, Old Sores and
Fresh Cuts by external remedy only after being for
many years almost entirely secluded account of the
incident to large family Int now relieved to a
est solicitation Of her friends and believing it he her
duty to those advantages with which the great Dis
penser of Good has favored he respectfully offers her
sympathy and her services to those ai cted by such dis
AID injuries, hoping they will give her call aud
receive fair trial OF her skill, assuring them If their
is durable ALL they will find speedy relief and
certain cure by the use Of her remedy.
For particulars, address the Undersigned, losing
three cent = stage stamp
MADAM DOZEN, DU.tress
Fountain Green p o., Hartford Co. Nd.
F- Reference may be made to either Of the following
named gent men, who have been eurfd by her remedies
.IohnC Charshce, Iavrc de Grace, Hartford Co. Nd
Isaac Fletcher
John Cuale, Aberdeen
Henry {. Michael, Aberdeen
Benntet Cuale,
Charles Moore. Churchvlle,
Lewis Townsey, Hopewe Goay,
Samuel Whistler Fountain Green,
Nathan Deau
William Bouldin, Bel Aif,
William Forwood, Hickory,
James Forwood, Forest Hill,
J. W. Scarborough Mill Greed
samuel James, I" IL"
ShadraCh Street, Jarrettsyiiir
Besides the bove hundreds OF others bear testimony
the efficacy of Madam Doxeu's remedies and their
testimonials will lie shown on application mil :H
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REPORT
OF THE
GRAND j URY
OS THE
Condition of the Jail.
FEBRUARY TERM. 1872.
REPORT

To the honorable Judges
Of tile Circuit Co'trt for HaItord County,:
TIME Grand Jurors for February Term,
+ 1872, most respectfully represent that
we visited the Jail. We find therein five
negro men, confined for the following Of
fences
One serving an uneXpired sentence; three
for larceny; one for rape; one negro wo-
man for producing death of child by expo
sure and neglect; one white man for break
ing in house and other riotous conduct
all of whom we found in as comfortable
condition as the building will afford
As your Honors' attention has so often
been called to the condition of the build
ing, we feel it unnecessary to further call
attention to the same.
We also beg leave to report to your Hon
ors that we have taken cognizance of all re-
ported violations of law, and all cases
which in our judgment, the evidence was
sufficient, we have presented to the Court
for disposal.
JAMES NORRIS.
mhS Foreman.
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WabsnvNS HcHf EcSifMOhy TO thc1r
Wonderful Curative Enccts.aS
incgnr Bittcrs are not n vile Fancy
Drink. Made OF Poor Rum. Whislscy,
Proof Spirits and Refuse LIQUORS, doe.
tored, spiced and swentened 10 please the taste
called Touics' hppatiAcrs." - Rcstorers, &c
that lead the tippier on to drunkenness and ruin,
but are true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots ami Herbs Of California, free from NIL
Alcoholic Stimninnts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER mud A
life GIVING PRINCIPLE, n perfect
Renoyator and lnvgorator of the System. carry
ing oil all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
10 healthy condition. No person can take these
Bittcrs according to directions and remain long
uuwcl provided their bones not destroyed
by mineral poison other means and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
They nrc Gentle Pufgntivc MS we'll
nsn Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit
of acting as powerful agent in relieving Conges-
tion or Inflammation of tho Iiyer and of nil the
~. - - ~
'isceral orEnns,
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in vounp or old mnrriea or sinyle Mt tho dawn If
Uomanbood or Mt tho turr Of life those Tonic Bit
tors hnve no canal
For Iuunmmotorv mud Cbrouic l.Ieu.
mntism md (,out. Dyspepsin or In.
.ljpestiou, Billions, Remitteut md
Iuteru,itteut Ecyers nisaose. of rho
Rlood Iiyer kidunvs mud RIndder
these Hitters have been most successful. such
Diseases are caused BIZ yitiuied Blood,
,-Li,l &, o,or,,r,, r-oa,,.,d h.. ,oro, ,or,o,t =,
t,,a n;e,,;,.o n,n -
nysnCnsI, nn ,xn,c;suroN
~ 81 FL ''iA VIZ iNDl"E'9AiVN'
Headache, Pam in the Shoulders Coughs, Tight
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
L subscriber has obtained from the Regis
Ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
WILLIAM j. POLK,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
18Th day Of March, 1878,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-.
auested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day of March, 1879.
JOHN G. POLK,
m15 Administrator, G. #. A
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
i subscriber has obtained from the Reg
lister of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
JAMES NORRIS,
late of Hartford county, decd. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same with the le-
gal vouchers thereof, on or before the
2d day Of February, 1873,
or they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quesed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this I'd
day of February, 1872.
DAVID NORRIS,
teb9 Executor.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE RlNOn.

Ihe reputation this eA
cellent medicine enjoys
Is derived from its cures
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterat(
cases of ScroflIlous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated witt
corruption, have beer
purified and cured by il
Scrofulous affections anC
disorders which were ag
gl'avated by the scrofW
lnNC nnnfn.r,,,a kt@.. s...
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
L subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
JOHN G. SAUNDERS,
late of Hartford county, deceased All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the,
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
27M day Of February, 1873,
or they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this 21th
day Of February, 1872.
G. s. MCCULLOUGH,
mil Executor.
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rINE attention OF the public is called the large and
L desirable stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees for
sale at the Hartford Nurseries, including
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Larrabee's Pain Killer

NOR External Application. A sovereign remedy Tor
IL Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Catarrh and all Aches or
Pains, Affections of tho Spine, Bruises, Sprains, &c.
This valuable remedy has given universal satisfaction
whenever used For sale by all the prime pal druggists
both Wholesale and retail, and by the proprietor.
Also keeps constantly on hand Of his preparing
niger, Black Pepper, African Cayenne, Mustard
and other SPICES. warranted pure for family use in a.
q and Il lb. packages all kinds Of SHAKER HEIRS
ulso general assortment of Botanic Medicines.
f. LARRABEE,
tue ~ s. Calvert ST., Baltimore
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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every see
ton of the country that the public scarcely need to
be informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is one of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant of the organism undermines the constitution
and invites the attack of enfeeblng fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion of its presence. Again
IL seems to breed infection throughout the BODY and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other of its hidcous FORMS either on the
surface or among the vitals In the latter, tuber.
Giles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tumors formed in The liver, or it shows
ITS presence by eruptlons on the skin, foul ulcer
alions on some part Of the body Hence Tie occa.
slonal use OF bottle of this SarsupatiIIa il adj
ylsable' even when no active symptoms OF disease
plants generally find immediate relief, and at
length, cure, by The use OF this S.4RSAP4RiL-
u; st. AnthonD's Iire. Rose or E,ysipelas.
SORE Eyes. Sea" Edis, and other eruptions or
visible forms. of Sc"ofnlo0s disease. Also in the
me", fOP %;s.cs i"rn1 s as EbEs1 sig n
and the various ;IttTctfs Affection. of the mlisiu,
llr and nervous - stems.
SDphiis or Ici'c.cdi :.Ld Nt,sa, iaI Diseases
Hre cured by II, though long time IT, required for
:abduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine
Put long continued use OF this medicine will cure
iirerdffcrs, and Female EiSc"ecs are com.
monty soon relieved ard ultimately ,tned by it.
purifying and invigor' ting effect A:lnte Direc-
.lcd gratis. ph"t'a' Ciisl,. md G,i;f, when
caused by account jrtiors % cNtrnneous matters
n the blood, Yield quickly 70 it, rs also Lirc,
mGtion Of the Lir"r. AMI Jaai;Gice when arising.
iS they often DO from The ranking poisons in tic
hlood. This SiPSfE.tRJ Ia is n great 10
,t"rer for the strength End vifor Of the system
Those VINO are fdhgGi@ and liSticss. TEH, an
deht, Sfccp'ts@. and trorhlrG with Ec,r, az H.
Dfehehsio,'S or Fears. or Fly Of the rirccti,n-
symptomauc OF He6h""ss. viii hrd inn yiiatc
power upon tiiNl.
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NOTICE.
Attachments and Transfers.

THE County Commissioners for Har
Il ford county will meet at their Office
On MONDAYS and TUESDAYS,
during the months of APRIL and MAY,
for the purpose of making Attachments and
Transfers.
All applications for attachments must be
made under oath or affirmation, requiring
the parties applying to state to the Com
missioners all property they may possess of
every kind which is assessable and not to
them assessed.
BY order of the Commissioners,
NH JAMES A. FULTON, Clerk.
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No. Of Transfers.
1852
S7,4i7,437

BY this comparative statement it will be seen
that the number of transfers for the year 1871
exceeds those of 1870 by ever 20 per cent, and
the aggregate consideration paid is 30 per cent
greater than in 1870 The average consiiera-
tion for each conveyance is nearly 8, 900. While
the transactions were largely increased. the
value of the property conveyed in 1871 is one
half more than in 1870!
This exhibit illustrates the substantial pro-
gress and prosperity Of our city in a manner
that is convincing. and to degree that is highly
tattering to our friends and equally discourage
ing to capital-movers and croakers-lOcal and
otherwise.
The increase in the value OF the property con-
veyed is owing largely to the fact that persons
Of wealth from all sections of our country are
purchasing residence sites, and making invest
mt nts here, with view of making Washington
their winter home and enjoying the many and
rapidly increasing attractions OF the nations
capital With united purpose on the part of
our citizens in pushing forward improvements
AMI identifying our city, the more rapidly will
capital seek investms mt in our midst, and within
avery few years Washington will be the pride
of every American citizen.
Very respectfully, KILBoURN & LATTA.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

NEw NATIONAL THEATER.
~ ) u. SaNille-... Lessee ani Manager.
MONnAG ENENlkG. MARCH as 1872
BkNEEIT SICs AND RELIEF FUND e THE
DIsTkitT IRE DEPARTMENT.
TenHy s0n's beautiful play Of
ID - RAl
To Conclui@ wiih the
ROUGH DIAHCSD.
TUESDAY inING. un1er ;h- patronage Of the
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
John Bsuim = great play Of
DAMON AND PfTHGAS,
Nnh prwer NJ cast. To cOncinIe With
NAN, THE COOP FOR NOTHING
WEDNESDAY. March q,
Fuur Nights Only Of
TIE sTHSKpSCH ITALIAN OPERA
LUCIA W bANMERNODR.
M lie CHRISTINE LSsDN as...... LUCIA
Thurs3ay-FAUST.
n Tile CHRISTINE NILSSON ss-MARG rERITE.
MONDAY. April I, limited engagement of Ms
JAMES A. OATES and h T comic opera cOmpa
ny mas
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY AM IT'S orr

THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY AM IT'S NPrc.
NENre.
NV NoEK, March a5-At a meeting held by
me inteTnationAls yesterday l,tter Vas read
from Monthey, In Switzerland. stst M that -
glass blowers were discharged because thew be-
ohgea 70 the society. The employers there
as. This aroused decp feeling in France.
Ger many and italy. one OF The -r,cakerS an
nounced that he WAS discharged FROM his posi-
ton a. foreman in n Autograph artists estAh-
lishment Tor participating th an International
banquet last Monday. and sst>f Qucntlv the
Whole force OF men, tSentv-uvr IN number
cult work I'm consequence Of his IL. asrgc. The
Toronto pr nters scnf request a. Ie permitted
10 JOIN the organiE uDn. They ask AID Ina
thcr PROJECTED Stftfe. ON 90 he speakers
deprecated the policy 10 maxim a Iolitical
ming out OF the association.
AN INTERVIEW WITH DR HowArn ruF ANr,-
iCAN VICTIM ~ rHE CVRANS
An Havana letter gives an inter, " III Dr.
Howard, the American m, siclau usito Las been
sentenced 10 eight ycsrs ~ q, uts. a spanish
penal island near Gibraltar. a., A. found IN
The lower hold of the vessel. lrrs-ea in the CON-
monost convict duck clothing. ar a. ,tIaw hat.
and nntanned heather shoes. chained o. q HE Il
oi her ui.tOftunafcS. one of whom sat- ppn Mtg
Vel Mschsdo, an old Cuban p.sn-rr. Tie doc
Ter SUI believes the JnIgcd Stat viii Yet IN
ttre' de In an efectusl manner Dor his release
m n the unjust sentence OF the S.sliuls.
ARTIST or ALIrGED NvHnEg rRs.
MlShSel Mshshan and Pat ou,. wrre ar
rst'd Yesterday On The charge ot mardcring
John Gray on The night " the 4th ast.
COOKE, THE RFTVRNED TAMN NNNtTE.
keeps secluded and cannot be fouui az his al
legCd residence I'm Thompson street. Viii IA j.
tie house where pillow-csses filled with stolen
vouchers were found " H. aSSsrt,d that rs re-
turn is in the interest 81 Tweed.
ALTHOUGH Tx-CoNTRoLLER CoNNoLIY .
cannot be found, the district attorney has lc-
cided 20 60 on with the trial 81 the you Z. .r-
thieves Haggerty and Baulch. TO-DAY.
ThE CASE OF THE ALLEGED VOUCHER THTrErs.
h "a me- in ha a n. 10
oyer and Terminer to-day. John Graham asked
thatthey be hailed. advertng in his ldress O. rc
absence of Connolly. the witness who could COM
Nict tht m He said this Circumstance should "a
10 the favor OF the accused. The district attott
made no Opposition, aud the prisoners weic
bailed in 5000 each.
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A MOST ENCOURAaING EXHIBIT.
Substantial Prosperity OF Our City.
The Grand Future OF Washington.

The following exhibit of the real estate trans
actions for the past year. made by reliable busi-
ness firm, especially qualified to give the infor-
nation, is a most encouraging one for all who
have real interest in the pros perity of the city:
RIAL ESTATE OFFICE KILBoURN & LATTA,)
Corner 18th and G sts., Feb %, 1872. I
Editor Of The Star The transactions in real
estate in The city of Washington for the past
year shows a healthy and encouraging progress,
and is matter Of c0ngratulation to those who
have faith in the grand future of the nations
capital. The recorded transfers of Washington
city property IN the year 1870 numbered 2 065;
the aggregate CONFEDERATION expressed being
81 go 600; the average consideration for each
transfer, 1886. The recorded transfers OF
Washington city property for the year 1871, are
as follows
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DIR. CpETIs, OF Cincinnati, referring 20 a re-
cent case Of death from the use of chiOroform
gives IL as his opinion that many surgeons are
too hasty I'M putting persons under the anaps-
tic influence. He himself gives chloroform very
slowly through a silk handkerchief. The inhs-
iatlon OF chloroiorm is only speedy methOd Oi
making person ''dead drunk, !" aud DR. Cart j.
soon saw that IL the snsesthetic state were
brought on gradually, as intoNication generally
Is, and stopped as soon as sense and muscular
motion are by taking alcoholic liquors, IL pro-
daced no worse effect upon the system. I'm both
cases the patient often vomits. both when taking
the narcotic and when getting rid of Il: and va
both, lnsenslbllity 20 the severest operations
may be produced. All the danger of one over
The other II that, in the use of the chloro:Orn
the operators injudiciously ply the agent too
fast, and do not stop when the patient has
enough. By taking proper care in regard 20
these things, DIR. Curtis says that operations
may safely be performed on very small children
AND very old persons; on those whose lungs or
hearts are diseased, or who are much reduced
by chronic ailments of various kinds.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.

ClergymeD, white re ,idiac IN s1u.h america
Ne I'll ssiruaTy Sisrovertd safe su SIM te rrm-iy
Icr he cure # Servoa- Weakness, Esry u cay
Disease 81 hs Urinary and Sesiiurl OTcs'r AM ne
whole ~ al 81 6i-oraerS trnush; BY tn-fHl tni
Ntei"ns abifs Great numbers IA 2 been ca 81 Nv
this noble reE-sdY Prnmsf-I by dssir- % bsnetir
the sf cttd uufariuaaie. l will ssHd thu reel
Tor Pr SarirT AID using this m diSian, 10 saasi
eLyelsyp-. eny VIZ re d b. Ere. AZ CtTrgs
Acdrr.s. JUSt Phi r IMAM,
Station d. 5ibIe House.
mar21ly New York City.
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TIE M. p. CHURCH DIFFICULTY IN CON-
BRRLAND, MD-The charge preferred against
Rev: Nice, as submitted TO the conference in
Washington city last week, IL AS follcws:-"T
charge You with NAL administration in your
Office ar superintendent of Cumberland station
IN refusing TO obey the president Of the Mary
land Annual Conference when directed by him
TO write opposite the names OF n. L. Rizer anl
samuel Golden, withdrawu-these brethren
having informally Withdrawn from the MethO-
dlst Protestant Church. This will suspend your
official relations with the church until after trial
ID. EVANS REESE"
Mr.. Nice's withdrawal from the VI. r. Church
will, We suppose, obvIate the occasion of any
further ecclesiastical proceedings.-cHaJerlaaF
(lHd) Meas, sd inst.
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FRHScH FIHANcEs, Erc-rhs .o,, ,,,..
initiative have reported uufayorable to ths
French Assembly on the proposal TO raise ths
state OF the siege in Paris The taxes estah,issa
within the last few lnonths have prodacei
$50 zoe eco francs, which exceeds the estimate bv
thirty millions. The government il now dis.
posed 10 postpone debate on the proposition "a
taxyaY materials until after the recess.
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From Europe To-day .

ne efAkitH fLfCTloN~.
NADRIpi March 25-1he electoral committee
OF The ministerial party, after mai g a careful
canvass Of the political field. have arrived AZ the
conclusion that the approaching elections will
result In the choice Of $50 nuipn,sfs. and f.O
Sagasta progressists 10 the Congress OF lower
branch OF the COrtes.
CANDIDATE IN SPITE cF HIMSELF.
MADRID, March 25.-Notwithstanding the re-
fcSal Of Don fsparterO To become a candidate
for the Cortes, he has been nominated for a
member OF that body frcm the city OF Madrid.
PRIsCE FREDERICK CHARLES
ROME, March 25.-It is stated that Prince
Frederick Charles, of Prussia. while ON his
visit 10 this country, examined the Italian army
system. and before departing. advised the reor-
gan;Za alton Of the army on the Prussian plan.
LAUNCH oF THE THUNDERER.
LONDON, March IS The armnr ram Thup-
dock ward at Pembroke. The Thunderer IL a
turret vessel, ard will carry -four guns, each
weighing thirty-fiye tons.
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GEN. FRANK BLAIR TKsTIrfEs AGAINST
JUDGE BAENARD.-Geperal Frank Blair was
called to testify against Judge Barnard In New
YORK on Saturday. The Genera said he met
Judge Barnard at the Ast0r House, and in ic-
cose conversation about Erie and the Union Pa
CHIC railway cases, the Judge said he had ria
New York Of one set of blackguards-
the Union Pacifc-and would 40 80 for anorher
referring 10 Erie
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FIRES IN LorDoN CoUSIY, NA.-The dwelling
OF Mr.. Aurelius Coo, near Mt. Gilead, was
burned on Tuesday last about noon. The fire
originated from q defective chimney. Los
of Mr.. George Gibson, near Snickersyille for
merly the residence OF DIR. A. Gibson, was burned
on Tuesday evening last about 1 O'Clock. Cause
accidental. This was valuable residence, an 4
the loss will prove heavy. We have not learned
whether IL was insured-LeesIsry WGsking-
foafon 23d 0Sfo0f
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MONS. d. ATALIE'S
CATTLE CONIQUE COMBINATION
or SENSATIONAL ETPopr.N royryr,r,

sVnANtL SOnbANAIION
OF SENSATIONAL EUROPEAN NOVELTIES.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
For One Week only. commencing
MONDAY, MARCH as
The Troupe in part consists Of
Mons. p ATALIE, the Man with the Iron Jaw
le ANGkLO. the FEMALE San sop;
LITTLE ZEPHYR, the INTREPID Child wonier;
The LA POER BRUfHERS,
The Greatest PrestidiR tafeurs Living:
The rREsCH TWIN SISTERS,
The Nonderful child Vocalists and Danseuses;
FkAGlLE, with his Enchanted Classes:
Mr.. JOHN 7. KELLY.
Irish Con ediAn and Vocalist;
CHARLES WILLIAMS, Balladist:
Band and Orchestra.
Doors open at Z; curtain rises ats
Admission, ~ and Is cents; children half price.
6RAND FAMILY MATINEE,
Wednesday and saturday afternoons, March " ard
20, at p. N.
Admission to Mstinee-Adults, q cents: Children.
- cents.
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~Indiana boasts OF having an inhabitant
Who was put into jail before he was "a hours cid
His birthday was strangely celebrated.
0The jury I'm the trial OF DR.. j. p. Thomas,
on trial at Frederick, Md, for the murder Of
John Lloyd Belt, came into court on Saturday
and were discharged, having failed to agree
upon Q verdict.
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A DouBLR-DRcK RAILROAD CARA Euro
pesn paper gives the following concerning a car
SAID 10 De IN actual use on some railroad on the
continent:-It is made to seat "a passenger. a.
on an upper door, on seats; 50 on the lower
foor, on 10 seats; and I seat for 2 in the upper
uer, with places Tor the conductor and The
brake. The car weighs coo kilogrammes, or
lo,16 pounds, which Is at the rate Of 2ei pounds
per passenger.
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Central America.

NEW YORK, March 25-The Panama papers
Of the 1Ith instant contain mo news. The
steamer Nirginius Is rapidly heing repaired 81
Asrnwall. and will soon make q trial trip ON
the bay. The Spanish frigste Pizarro is still
watching the Nirginius, but the opinion pre-
walls at Panama and Aspinwall that II the A mer-
lean government recognizes the Nirginius a.
under that flag the Pizarro will not interfere
with her depaIfure.
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AT The WHITE House Matters were very
quiet AT the White House this morning. the Pre-
sidtnt receiving very few visitors. Senator
Morton was among the callers.