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DO o b A L 3 A MINEi
A NEW DISCOVERY.
THE GREAT ANTIsEPTIc LOTION.
wATERY SOLUTION OF THE HEALING
BALsAMIC GUMS ACCOMPLISHED.
Process discovered and patented Sept 18th, is7l)
CLINICAL BORoBALsAMINE
Is unparalleled as dressing Tor WOUNDS, ULcRRs,
and SORES Of every descr, pti'n which il heals by
rEcTrvE remedy for all SKIN DIsEAsEs
CLINICAL BORoBALSAMINE
Is no cure all, nor secret compound; but every
Intelligent person can Sc and understand, from the
single tests set forth in circulars that il is the
mOet RATIONAL remedy ever introduced 20 the pub
lie, for the purposes for " hcb it is recommended
NO OTHER REMEDY HOLDS THE SAME TESTS
CLINICAL BOROBALSAMINE
Is effective, pleasant, and perfectly harmless.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS:
As You place me in possession Of { he various
article, have hesitation in declaring that the
preparation MUST be valuable for the to which
il il intended e. be applied shall take pleasure
in submitting the BORoBALsAMINE TO the usual tests
in my practice, aid will communicate to you the re-
sut. Very respectfully yours,
CHRIS. @. COX, N. D., LID"
The burn, as you know. wa. very severe;
bnt from The moment We began to apply the BORO-
BALsAMINE all pain and inflammation ceased.
ADDISON DENT, NJ. D."
- persuaded q friend to use II for q very AZ
variety Of remedial agents-to no purpose After
the of the fret bottle decide ID mprov ement wss
Noticed, and now having continued its for three
weeks y fsrlAkL1 W cr +. RRHonAs, Pharmacists.
An BCROBALsAMlNE PREPARATIONS are
,old ~ the praSg,rt. senesaIly md e the princ
deeas.u ohAS srof oL ! S2i A & g:
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CITY ITEMS.

ENGLISH HALF HosK, the best superfne, Q
job at "a per dozen, worth SO, Just received.
Fine Merino and WeOlen Half Hose.
English Half Hose for Is cents per pair.
GEO. G.. HENNiNG,
No. 410 eth street n. w.
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PETITION FORA MANDAMUs.-Thisa afternoon
an application for a writ of mandamus is being
Court in General Term. The writ ia filed by
Mr.. p. II. Reinhart, and he asks q wit to be
issued on George Baker, Controller of the Dis
trict, requiring him to draw q warrant for
balance of salary due. He sets forth that the
sum of 1854 is due him for salary as chief clerk
of the House of Delegates from October 18th to
January 18th; that the pay rolls have been GER
titled by the Auditor, and the necessary appro-
priation made by the legislature; that the law
makes it the duty of the Controller to draw his
warrant for the balance due; that he has as
signed S193 Of his claim and the assignments are
in the hands of the Controller; and that there IL
yet due him (Reinhartl the sum Of sl9l.
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The Action AGAINST "BRICK" PoMERoY
FOR ALLEGED BREACH OF PROMISE OF MAR
EIAGE.-On Saturday in the United States
Court Sadie Ii. Wilkinson filed . declaration
against N ark NJ POmeroy Of alleged breach Of
promise of marriage. The bill sets forth that ON
the 3oth Of May, 1866, the defendant at New
Haven, Conn, and q New York, solicited plain
tin in marriage; that she isnow unmarried, and
that in consideration OF the promise Of the plain
tiff that the would marry the defendant when
requested to do 80 within Q reasonable
time, the defepdant promised and agreed
TO marry her, bat has failed to do 50,
having, - the declaration allegea, and In
violation Of his promise, married another 10.
man, whose name Ii not knswn to the PLAIN
tin The plaintiff claims e25 900 damages.
IL In further set up in the bill that on January
!, 1866. the defendant, being married man and
having lawful wife, did at New Haven, Conn,
pay court 70 the plaintiff in view Of marriage,
and held himself out then and there 70 the
plaintiff as Q single, unmarried man, capable of
contracting legal marriage with Miss Wilkin-
son, and undertook to marry her within Q Fea-
sonable time when requested to do 20. The lady
alleges that she did entertain the solicitations Of
Pomeroy, not knowing that he was not sole and
iDcapabie 81 contracting q lawful union with
her. She alleges that the defeudaat vss. In
fact, married and had lawful wife alive. Which
fact, she sayr, the defendant knew. For these
reasons. she states, che has been huef in her
good name and reputation, and prevented from
receiving the attentions Of other men i'm view of
marriage, having remained single up to the
present time. Mr. Pomeroy 10 allowed twenty
days 10 fle An answer.-N Y. Sun, 29n.s
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HSk 81 r L ssfAyE tn.
OF WAsHIEsTON AND
GEGRGTTOWE.
BOARD PUBLIC wohKs. DlsrnIcr OF Col rzstA,}

BOARD PrBLIc WORK. DISTRICT OF Col rHltA.l
WAsHIN0roNs--,l0
Proposals viii Be rsceiv ed By the Board Of Public
works until noon FEBRUARy ], 49,. for keeping In
repair the gas vork q the pubic lsnHs Of sshins
@,lGi The repairs 70 embrsce the following work ;
TO remove I'll freps q service pies g furnish eli
30 reset III broken psss. and DO al gss vork
ary 20 kesp the laes IN egod lighting condion and
Zach bidder win be olired before presenting his
1 to eposif With the Collector of Wsshingtoa city
therefor, q guarantees THAI he win enter into and
carry out the oentract, awarded hin, In socord-
ance with his bid. Ths money Deposited win be
refunded 20 the unsuoseesfal bidders ser the sUard
81 thin contract en- 70 the contractor after the
Dlefiop Of the Contract. :
The posrd the risht to reject any or ell Of
fr"scsals nsst BE- ioder,sd rrs,ossl. sor x..,.
Ing ID Repair the Gas works Of street Lanss a
ysshinfton end oeoree ovn,n and nusf Be -
AL1X. T. safPHEBD, Vice Presideaa.
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DROPOsALs FOB KEkPiNG In RKPAIR
DISTRICT or oi,uMRI
BoARp OF PuBLfc WoRK.

BoARDoF PUBLIC WoRKs, DISTRICT OF CoIrNsrA,l
WASHINGTON, lS2 {
Proposals. viii be received BY the Board Of Public
Norl uctil noon FEBRUARY 1, 1879, for keepias in
repair the pablo pumps In the d. strict Of Colum-
bia for the period II year from February 1874.
the repairs 90 embrace material. and all york
necessary to keep the pumps in thorough working
order.
Each bidder will be required before presenting
bis bid TO deposit with the Collector II Warrington
city the sum OF one hundred dollars taking receipt
therefor. as q guarantee that he will enter into and
ance With his bid The money deposited will be
refunded the uccessful bidders after the award
Of the contract and the contractor after the com
pletion Of the contract.
Proposals must be iudorsed "a Proposals for Keep
ing i'm Repair the Public Pun Pc in the District os
Columbia and must be addressed to the Vice
President of the Board.
] be BOARD reserves the right to reject any or all
OF the bids. Any bidder may bid for q specified
number of districts In said District OF Columbia or
for all of them, ALEX. r. SHEPHERD.
ia6-fd Vice Prtsideu1.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-A young man, named
Lewis Spicer, residing on 18th street, between
Nj and n streets southeast, a cabinet maker by
trade. is reported to have made an attempt to
commit suicide yesterday by taking laudanum.
DIR. Miller was called In and relieved him of the
poison. No cause is assigned for the rash act.
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Gentlemen, ii You wish TO buy Gents Fur
Gents Furnishing Depot. Alb It'll street, be-
tween ID and +. He has the best az W hite
Shirts in town; also, Gents Kid Gloves for 81,
and the best quality for S1.50.
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GREAT CLEARISG SALE.
FRENCH MERISoEs, Soc.
ALL WOOL SATINES, 4Oc.
FIX PGPIINS, SOC
HtNnSO ME PLAIDS, CSC,
VTHFR DRESS GOODS equally low.
W1NTtR G0uD., of every description,
MARKED DOWN.
CoTIHNs, AS Low AS ANY HOUSE In TEE
~0NE PRICE TO ALL.
hogan Il WYLIE,
UNFIT 10ls and 1920 9TH street N W.
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TWENTY DOLLARS COLLATERAL FORFEITED
Jacob Roth, keeper Of a restaurant, was i'm the
Police Court to-day, charged with keeping his
place of BUSINESS open on Sunday, the 18th inst.
The witnesses were VIM. Dubois, III. s. Atchi-
son and Samuel Clements, officers of the Metro
pelitan police force. District Attorney Miller
asked that the case be not called, as the ac-
eused had not appeared, and his collateral (s2O)
was forfeited.
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TESTED BY TINE.-For throat diseases, colds,
and coughs, " Browns Bronchial Troches" have
proved their efficacy by q test of many years. 60
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THIN HAIR rRfeKRNEp, badness cured, and
gray hair made TO return to its youthful color
by the use of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover. z
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NEw REFREsHMENT SALOON
DRY GOODS.

rJ'EN PER CENT. OFF FOB CASH.
We shall continue TO allow q iscount Of ten par
for cash until about the 18th or nth Of Feb
mary. usual time Of taking stock, and will IN
clndt in ssie- all .ur SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS lett from last season, cOmprisine:
Iup'ns Black sorsted and silk Gr.nadin
-" T mise Cloth, all qua tiles.
Z" Back Romkazines
a" Black MouseliEes,
Lama Lace POINTS, d" E"
French JscCnefs and Lawns
Fret ch Swiss ard Tai. tame Muslns.
Plaid and striped Nsinsook Muslins.
Jaconsts. SDft Cambrics, &c, &c.
One Price only. Nooeyiston allowed. All goods
ma ed in plain figures.
w NJ SHUTTER BRO,
9I9 Pennsylvania avenue,
J2o-d4t between 81 h and 10th streets.
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ELEGANT, wholesome biscuits, rolls. gridlle
cakes, &C.. prepared in 10 minutes with Doc
ley's Yeast PeEassaess 2
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E|An organized band Of female forgers in
Illinois has been made the subject vi counterfeit
presentments by the grand jury.
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w AsuHarQH lYB UYTRnAlY, ;.
. S.:. Z. ~; { {: s, q ::s;a ,.::.s,:.,,::
GfS6ki: oas::isiis sas:ss. sfSsSS III
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ga Frankfort (Ky.l paper sayr "whsn
OF Ice water upon his table and stirs the fee with
ms front finger. il is pretty generally UNDER
stood. in the senate, that he means to make
speech"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-30

THE ATTENTION of dealers In bricks Is called
TO the new advertisement of the Board Of Pub
lie Works, in another column.
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g. BAUM sells the best fitting Corset in the
country; Abdominal Corsets, well recommended
by physicians; Misses Corsets, ten different
styles; Madam Foye's Corset and Skirt Sup
porter; Werley's celebrated French Corset; T.
b. p. Corsets, a full line; Shoulder Braces, for
ladies and misses; French Corsets; German
Corsets all styles. Our own make a speciality.
Red Merino and Silk Corsets; old style Corsets.
with board in front. Corsets made to order at
the shortest notice at G.. Baum's Corset and
take the place,
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CONGRKss ne,Nd not adjourn on the 18th of
N ~ through any ,'ear ofcongestive fever or any
IN sIarial diseases, foS liberal use Of Dooicy's
Calisaya Elixir will BE- sure preventive.
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BOYS come and see the solid silver watches
warranted for two years, for SO, at Princes
Bazaar, l0O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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4 Boz UNDRR THH ICB.-Several boys were
fishing on Saturday in the BRONX river near
Searsdale. Holes were cut in the ice and nets
had been inserted. These holes were about fifty
Henry Mackin fell into q, hole while adjusting
q net, and was carried under the Ice and caught
by the net at the next hole. When he struck the
net the BOYS having hold Of IL thought they Had
a monster fish, and, becoming frightened at his
proportions, dropped the net and started to run
Just rs Henry threw up his hand. He was res
cued.-N. Y. SHR, 29H inst.
ARUesrAN TowN Destroy ED BIZ AN EARrH-
QUAKK-A dispatch from ST. Petersburg says
intelligence has been received there Of the total
destruction on Sunday, by an earthquake, Of
Schamachi, town of Asiatic Russia, in Trans
Cancasia Prom the few details received, IL II
Learned that the shocks were very protracted.
and that many lives lthe number u not stately
were lost. ssH
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
STkAH BETWEEN NEW TOfk AsS .oo,,
CUNARD LINE
S1dsSsDss Is e sss .so.s Steamship
New fork e sny p Ssr is u Rarss. %
s eees eesrs a. and
SsnnnO;snss a, ..ilins pert.: y. rios DAVIS
TIE STEAMER ARROw
WILL LEAVE
sTEPH WRARF,
Foot Of Seventh street.,
s 81 : : 4; E.; e. ssSSSsssSsIs
r OK fsi
JAMES SYKES. General Superintendent decll-u
u . Kew Yokk, BOSTON AND
TIE IA s.s ss he
: s lsrss SsS VIII Fl. s s
s !. sss ssHs, ::
ship Company for New YORK, nsi,ns .smi :ssskIy
). %; ssss$ I'M I leave y. Tcss IGssDkYs.
and Ss saaCkpf y srs6tp s Irs v nd
,dss II, T; ,;. s :Ss ss,s
DORSEY oLAGETI, Gen. Agent.
NV rxPRrss LIN. ,TS1., VIA CANAL
fHit isSTos Alb dEossIroxk. D. 9. ASH.
~; ; =: very Vii II f; nd
Prom So M..sr ..r.sa, ssossc.o... every NON
PAY AID THU d nd rsn A'.>sa.
Freight received II any time.
Apply see,I =. HYDE; 50 wssss street, Corr
tR or ... SN 1870:
A uCWOR LEE gTEAMERs
"A SZIL ETERY WEDNksDlY AED SLf
~ TRp 2afr 70 a. AZ , rsoM
o:Se: e. s M. S,
S "a s ~ 4 H' :.ss ss::ss .sS - a
:ars sSs :ss:ss. ssssost q 49, q p....
70 aiiis ;;'s' :i'ii S;ES; IaS rS.Do.
5 S.sss s:s.a; q ssa &c, 1907 e ,ss...ss;
: :.ssGs: q g: ~ a. .. s.5 ~:
-. ~ ~ 81 81 ffEe ~
:;s::: s::;::;.s i sds ::
MII0lAIF1 LIZ o. sfIAnsaIPs
vAauUarou AHD uDW YoRK.
l4ssswsss yses sss..sAle .. o. KNIeHfssA
JOIN 0IBSQN I'll 9ske .sgvlaf yseA- 10nA
f5V EA.5E1n . nG.: ss1 2k9 4koRE h. -.
sfS 2ifsiEfESXii +; -: ~ s:i
Asst. eass - vSsrf tx q 6iss :ss.ss, assSss
tOWn, OF g II eornsr q ma sersst - Leo xork
sMd ~. fnoueeoH, 49,.
SnoHfH1 AID QglC1lyf LiuB e0gfn.
81 ri 49,. e: - L.: 49,: s ss
seventh street wharf, twice daily
(eunlay .. -. exceDtedJ q O. N. and D. n. Of
Ice, 80 Pennsylvania avenue. 0yu0
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COME AND SEE the bargains at Princes Bs-
zaar. Ii you don't see that he offers induce
ments don't purchase.
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OYSTER AND FISH MARKET-Bodrd of Heath
inSPeetiSns-lnspector General Gatcheii reports
me arrival and sale Of marine products as
follows: Arrived by the mail steamer Keyport
eco punches of rock fish, sold at So cents Der
bunch BY Adams Express Is barrels of mixed
northern nsh, Is pairs or widgeou and mallard
ducks, sold at IS cents per pair. No new arriyaIs
al The oyster wharf on account of the river being
teiy blocked up with fee; about 5000
bushels remain on hand At the wharf Prices
vary from 20 cents to % per bushel. Market
EIm.
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ATTENTION is called TO the sale advertised nv
Nessrs. Green & Williams, auctioneers. of n
large collection of superior furniturs. TO tako
uisoe IA morrow morning at No. 49e Pennsylya-
m avenue.
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nR. sAPPs WALKING MOTION rREApLE.
Lsdies, reliable statistics show that largo ma
ority Of thnse who sewing machines are serious
~ injured thereby, but with this Trsade attAched
You can use them Without fatigue or injury. Thsre
no downward motion TO the beel - fs stationary,
enording rest to the body, end relieving tho back
nom oil strain 1t 10 run with one half the power
REQUIRED foS the old readis, and much fastsr, and
1t is .recomnended sy an pAysicisns. Among
those Of this etS We refer b perniestons e prs
Howard, d. W Bits. n; Ltncoia, and 9. Verdi.
jan2s-aw II03 Psnnsylvania assnus.
VHYABYTRLDpO RATuuR O0LD.WA
w III O8IR.WA0UHU0 0oAP1
ES E93Rsd3} fRRHssms.
NO HOT WlfBR!
NO wA1HR0lROS,
NO BLUBIN6 -
no injury 70 0lRMBN1B Oh AAND0g
0uarasfssd % 20 81 TIL = elalnsd, q lhsso1eos
ere I'D. 0oil b. aQ oroqeEu, 81 ~ b
AABkxLk, Lyon > OQp
.F POOLE HUME. ~ Is. 81,
yhsasAss Assse ~ t1s !. = $3.50.
80 -. u Mser0 - Ooeun1o.
NO1IUH TO TIE LADIES AAD AnAznUh1
~ Of nrst-olns 1soss, OEnalentel ff0se, ohr1b9,
N piaos 81 vts6in0 g 6spess e t. bs1fScs q
s sss sssss o e 80 ~ e.
kinds Of rst quality IN quantities 70 suit yarehassrs
Washington. Dc -
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DID ON THE STREET.-Last night about II
O'Clock, Officers Oliver and Loan, OF the 5th pre-
cinct, found the dead body or James NJ ason Law
Ing on r. street. between 18th and l3X streets.
They remoyedthe remains, which were yet W arm,
10 the central guardhouse, and DIR. Tree was
called IN and gave 1t as his opinion that the de-
ceased died OF apoplexy. He was an Englishman
by birth, about 80 years OF age, q cook by trade
and has been employed at the st. James hotel I'm
this city. Br. Potter was sent for and on arriving
this morning dee med it unnecessary to hold an i'm.
guest Deceased had been drinking pretty free
Nv Of late.
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NJ. H. PRINCE has decided till the first @
March to sell of the various goods he has, a
cost, as he anticipates making a change.
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METROPOLITAN DoLLAR STORE.
ala SEVENTH STREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
YOU WILL SAVE FROM 2s TO 50 CENTS ON
EVERY DOLLAR 700 INVEST THERE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED:
sets Of WOOD TABLE MATS, in set for d.
Fine JsBar ned large size TEA TRAYS at 81, worth
Eaa LACE 81 and SLEEVES q per
Two pairs Ladies' LINEN CUFFS and Line. Col
Sets Of Linen and Lace Trimmed CUFFS and COL.
B.ndsams Six 1 - scSRrs, frips.d. a. q.
seamless: kiSs .nd ki9 eH6 isHesi q,
Ladies' lronfra HOSE, super stout,3 pairs for
Gents Suppression English HALF HOSE, double
L.ds: FL Hpkrs a.
een sRd for nisi. and
border: !. s: snd : Tor d. ' ''' -
nfsHs WI 1t q ...A
ana sf z
sH 'se a'Si GARD RAs
KETs, VASES. FIGURES, srArUErTEs,
Excellent eli; Il Linen TOWELS. L. 5. and for q,
Besides numerous other handsome and new goods,
all desirable and AL remarkably cheap, Ct
0ILvERBE10'D
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
SIS sIvENTH STREET.
ianS-0 Hear Psnnsvavs,sa .v~.,>
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PARENTS call and secure meriHo underwear
for your boys at halfthe usual price, at Prince
Bazaar, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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COLUNBIA> CoLLfGK.-Gen. Chapman intro
duCed in the House yesterday a bill TO amend
the act INCORPORATING Columbia College, which
rePesls the act limiting the annual income of
the Institutlonto S23,0o. 1t also gives TO the
college 80 eco acres Of land, on condition that II
establish department. Of agriculture and me-
ehanies art Referred to District Of Columbia
Committee.
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PROPOSED NEW HANLINE CHrRcH-The
official body Of the Hamline N. T.. Church.
corner of 9Th and streets, some time since ap-
pointed committee to consider the subject of
a new and suitable church edifice The com
mittee are nearly ready to report a plan which
contemplstes commOdIous edifice, competent
10 seat nearly as many persons as Wesley Chapel,
directly on the corner, fronting east, of brick
with a spire, and in exterior resembling the
Metropolitan. The main audience room on second
floor. on the style OF Wesley Chapel; the lecture
and scbool-rOOm on frs floor, with cIass-rooms
pastors study. and all modern improvements:
the whole to he finished in a style of exceeding
nestness- Its believed that such an edifce can
be erected at a cost of about S3T 200.
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WASHINGTON CANAL AND WATER-PowxR
tSNPAsN-At meeting of the incorporators
of this company last evening the following of
hcers were temporarily elected: Samuel Bacon,
president; John T.. Kendel, vice president; Jas.
J., Barbour, treasurer; ID. ID. Foley, secretary.
The Treasurer Was directed to make a special
assessment of s25 upon each incOr pOratOr to de-
iray any Incidental expense, and that the same
De refunded or accounted for On the permanent
organization OF the company.
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AT MEETING OF THE LETTER CARRIERS
last night, resolutions were adopted: THAT we
hereby tender our sincere thanks to the Hon
Leonard Myers, and all other members of Com
gress who are advocating the passage of the bin
I0r an increased compensation 20 letter carriers
mai We most respectfully request our delegate
hon y. r Chapman, TO use his influence 10 all
IN the passage OF the aforesaid bli and tha AT the
papers Of our city be requested to publish the
same
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EoEBiNG An Yesterday some
OF Lieut. keiy's officers toox into en- stodx IN rec
men named VIM. Daley, Samuel Shekells and
Lew Williams, having In Their possession a lot
OF comm ornaments, such as silver plated cross
e., plates and handles. about az vorth vbirh
had been taken from Mr. Moo uIlsn = esta hiish-
Inent ln Georgetown. They were Committed
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STATSSERY CONTRACTS AwARpxn-Th.
bids for furnishing stationery TO the Post O,,, -
DePartnent, opened last week, have been ex~
z2mined, and the awards made as foilovs-earh
-.ind OF paper, envelopes, &c, being separate
81 SolonoDs. on II items; James l.. Keryand on
" items; William BallAntyne, on - items: II q
cAxker, ON 70 items; c. j. Cohen. ON 5 items
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The DoYLE-SHEA HOMICIDE morning
the grand jury found a true bill against Mrs
Mary Shea. charging her with murder, in hay-
ing killed Francis VI. Doyle, a member of the
metropolitan Police, on the 10Th of December
last. They also found a true bill against her
husband, John Shea, for buying stolen prop
erty, knowing IL to be stolen, (the watch OF
which Mr.. MetZger was robbed in broad day.
light. and for which the officers were attempting
70 search Shea's house when the fatal shot was
fred-) They also found true bills against Chas
johnson and Richard Burnett, charging them
Dir. MetZger OF the watch above referred to-
The Others concerned in the robbery-Oick
Gassaway and Philip Butler-have ALREADY
bee0 convicted and sentenced to the Albany
penitentieTy.
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For CoREs, Bunions, Chiilblains, Ingrowing
Nails, &c, visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. 5S5 15tf
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
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THE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate M antels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, YIN. q. A. Bnild-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
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! WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost; all
other goods at cost. 1 mean what advertise
Come, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1OO6 Penn. avenue.
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OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANgFACToRY
ftr-; class goods At fair prices for cash
LITHOGkAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER
The public invited 20 call aud examine oug
stock BEN. Y. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and nest deor 90 Jay Cooke 90 ..
sei1tr Washington. " u.