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The Caldwell CAsE.-The Senate commit
tee on privileges and elections held an executive
session yesterday to consider the evidence in the
case OF Senator Caldwell. They also had before
them the argument Of Judge Crosier, Caid-
wells counsel. The committee had another Sc
cret session to-day OIL the same subject, and
will probably be able to make their report some
time during the present week. 1t is understood
that the majority of the committee will recon-
mend the withdrawal OF Mr.. Caldwell from the
Senate.
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Republican Nominations i'm New
Ham1SshirP.

CONCORD, y. H., Feb. 1i.-Some Fifty relre-
sentatiyes OF the liberal republican party met
mere yesterday, to respond 20 a call from the
committee, and nominated Samuel X Mason
Tor governor, and VIM: A. Head for railroad
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General Dix Says he Never Had An,

SPOT.
ALBANY, Feb. lI-General Div aptl.orizo.
the statement that he never had any stock a.,
interest in the credit mobilier The oui,, stoek
ne received wss some Onion Pacific railway Ina
payment Of his salary. and he never r.ere.,,eI
pay Tor negotiating bonds for that COMPANY.
and never wrote threatening letters 70 tie OF.
Gers OF the COMPANY
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INSPECTING THE WHITE HoUsE.-A sub
committee OF the Senate and House committees
on public grounds and buildings visited the
White House this morning for the purpose of
inspecting Us condition.
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ANOTHER ARKANSAS INVESTIGATION THE
Republican, OF Little Rock, Ark, on FRIDAY
stated that there were certain members of the
legislature who were waiting to be bought to
vote for certain measures, and that ii could
name them. The article was read i'm the house
ON Saturday, and committee of three appoint
ell to investigate the matter
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HAEkisBrEe, Pa, Feb. lI.-B0fh houses to-
oay resolved to suspend legislative business
until after the tuner al Of Governor Geary. ana
that the state bear the funeral expenses. Both
chambers are draped In mourning.
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STOPPING THEIR SALARIES. - The Swiss
council vi state has stopped the salaries for
three months of all priests who read from their
pulpits an unauthorized papal brief establishing
a separate bishopric for Geneva. The confer
ence at Basic has determined to create a grand
Swiss bishopYic of dissidents from Rome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

The SNOW AND THE CRoPs.-Itis asserted by
many good farmers that the heavy falls OF snow
which have occurred this winter will prove of
great benefit to the soil and the winter crops.
and thus 90 far to insure an abundant harvest
HdQerSfO,cn Md Aerrs.
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~Female prisoners in Tennessee are en-

0Female prisoners in Tennessee are en-
ployed in breaking rock for street pavement.
Mrs. Hardness, OF Spurgeon's congrega-
ton, in London, teaches a Bible-class Of 800
women. 80
~St. Louis papers reduce the number of
cases Of small pox by calling part OF them
variola. - y IT = -
~ An Indiana farmer died lately from the
bite OF acaf which he was instructing in the
art Of drinking milk. 90
~ Now they want homely servant girls in
kansas. They are gradually becoming civilized
SNorth Carolina ladies are substituting
plaid cottons woven in the state Tor prints from
New England.
nS-A baby al Eid0ra, Iowa.s brought down
the scales TO the sixteen pound notch on the day
OF his birth.
ga Detroit boy wanted to kill his little
brother because he would not get into bed first
and warm the cOach. 4 a3f y
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The CUMBERLAND Coal TRAR-A Coon
SleN.-Ihe Frostburg (Md. } Journal says that
OF the Consolidation Coal Company for the i'm
mediate resumption Of full work-the mining
OF about six hundred and fifty tons OF coal per
DAY. This resumption, the Joaraal adds. has
taken place earlier this season than ever before.
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AT THE MEETING OF TIE CABINET to-
day all the members were present except the
Secretary of War, who is quite unwell, being
Threatened with pneumonia.
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THE TRIAL OF THREE PERSONS charged with
rayishing and subsequently numbering their
victims has begun at DOnai, France. q The
crimes were perpetrsted in the neighbOring
forest at intervals from the beginning OF 1870 to
September lS,2
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A MuRDsRER'sF IRsr SYMPTOMS On ISsAs-
picious look about the alleged inssnitv az az.
1ey, the Buffalo murderer. The Biffalo ~
press says that he had exhibited no peculiarit;es
OF demeancr after receiving sentence until he
him, Carney, you're crazy. Do YOU under.
stand, Carney? You're crazy man." Shortly
aftefward the first symptoms Of insanity were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

A NIGHT SESSION of the House viii be held
q is evening for the purpose of acting upon bills
reported from the committee on claims.
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AN UNHEALTHY ROYAL FAMrLY.-It Is said
by usually well-informed correspondent that
Victor Emmanuel has selt the first blow OF that
terrible malady with which he has 20 long been
menaced with a still worse disease; that the
Princess Marguerite is III with a hopeless dis
ease and that the young Prince, her son, is
paralyzed in all her limbs. = =
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PEoNIDENoL, Feb. 1.-THE boiler ia the
warren manufacturing company's mill No. :,
the boiler house, unseating four other boilers,
and scalding the Waterman, probably fafalIx
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PREsIDENT.-The
President sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day: Morris Friedsam, to be collector
OF internal revenue Sd district, New York: w
H. Sinclair, collector internal revenue, LIST dis
trict, Texas; Joseph NJ. Brady, to be Sci lieu
terant revenue marine service: Orville Mct;re-
gor, OF Maine, consul AZ Tumbez; and A. W.
Ienney, to be U. 8. attOrey eastern district of
New York.
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CHicKlEs, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE Susdnebanna
remains the same as Yesterday, and the gorge is
ssnetoAeh. HE Pennylysnia railroad track
between here and Columbia has been cleared OF
Ice, and trains are running a. usual.
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The GENERAL COURT MARTIAL appointed re-
Gently 10 st at Fort Whipple, Is dissolved.
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We learn from a Washington exchange that
great numbers OF ladies "visit the witness Stew
art in his confinement" His situation must ex-
cite their profound pity and astonishment.-N.
u. HGmuIf-cinI
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HE TRIAL OF GALWAY PRIESTS for Illegal in
reference in the Parliamentary election oDened
at Dublin in the court Of Queens bench yester-
day. Lord Chief Justice Right, Hon. lanes
Whiteside presided.
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.SSeven thousand women belong to the Bel
gian 1nternatfonals.
V"Our annual nnisaneen is the affectionate
pet name bestowed by the California nsncrs
upon the Chinese New Year festival.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WILL Arb HALL
FRIDAY Es ENING, February H. BENEFIT OF
EERSASpEZ FOSTER, JOHN Z. BUChING-
HAM, aaSi JAMES JAMESON.
Sost Of Volunteers and q Novel pil.
seats az Ellis Music Store. b. presenting ticket
Il 60 re sanf
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Fort MONROE, Feb. 1.-THE pilot eeat Mar.
land was run into BY the bark Campapero. Ia,
night, on Cape Henry and had bel main n, :,
carried away. MAE
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MR.. BEECHER preached to an immense audi-
ence last Sunday evening on the necess;tr =,
serving the Lord in everyday affairs: nolitics
and business included. During the service he
alluded to the lies circulated in the late Presi-
Dental campaign, and the singular fact "a,
when four or i've prominent liars were defecfed
all the other bars held up their hands in HOLY
horror. -
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A CHIxAwoNAN committed suicide i'm Reno.
New, the other day, by taking opium. Her ex,
cuse was thaf she was tired Of her life Of shame
and slavery. Her owner says he is ont about
500 by this foOIishness.
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EVF.slING STAR.
WI. shington News and Gossip.

INrERNa IREvESUE.-Ther receipts from this
source to- day were s17I 1868
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KING Louis, of Bavaria, is becoming afraid
That his Kingdom may be absorbed by Germany.
lie rebukes every expression of sympathy with
Germany uttered by his subjects, and on Christ
mas day SAID TO the Burgomasuer OF Fussen. re-
ferring TO the enth usiasm with which the Crown
Prince OF Prussia had been greeted i'm tnaf town
lyon cannot be at the same time Bavarian ana
Prussian.
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animation of Gov. Geary's body leads to the
conclusion that his name must be added to the
long list Of the public men who have worked
themselves to death. With his splendid physi-
calorganizatior. he ought to have lived twenty
wears LONGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

SECRETARY boutwell, has sent to the
Senate committee commerce the draft OF a
bill extending the international code of signals,
now in use among the war vessels OF all nations,
TO the merchant navy OF the United States, and
recommends that il be at once adOpted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-11

MnsTGEscorr, the Maeeicnl N Y.D dentist,
who was whipped by q womna because he did
hof marry her according 10 prUmise-h about TO
enter the courts with a suit for damages.
nHAn Indian giri in Omaha raised 81 .soo
ReEth os broom corn last year.
ga stranger, passing throush an u,inoi.
town lately. with the small pox, was n,rt in !
vacant school house and ltlt 70 3eezs to desti.
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THIS IsAN ENGLISH JoKE:-Neryous old in
yalid-'.Well, Miss Nipper, think it's auire
time these passage walls were repapered. -
Landlady-"Pardon me, sir; but was waiting
TO see 'ow your 'ealth goes on. Collins is sech
things to knock the paper Off a comm down.
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from Salt Lake City report them rs an indig-
nant frame Of mind because Congress proposes
TO legislate them into law abiding citizens.
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PLAYING OnF.-The physicians appointed to
examine into the mental condition Of Gaffney.
under sentence of death, at Buffalo, for the
murder Of his wife, pronounce him sane, and
say his case is Of feigned insanity.
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PREPARING FOR COMPROMISE IN LOUIS
IANA.-Fifty-ene members of the two general
assemblies vi LOUISIANA met in New Orleans
last evening. and after a consultation, agreed
TO meet this evening Tor the purpose of having
a better understanding. The contesting parties
treated each other with every courtesy, and both
appeared DESTROYS OF bringing about a settle
meht The proposed meeting Of this evening
seems to meet with favor from both sides
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The FOUR Young LADY STUDENTS who were
admitted to the freshman class OF the Middle
u s9wn kO3nn) Iniversiey last fall have taken
high rank in their studies One of them n "a,
second scholar in her class. - =
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WHAT THE CROss-MARKs MEANT.
Witness produced an original statement show
ing calculation Of amounts due on thirty
shares, twenty shares, and ten shares. There
were no names on it, but he testified that either
1t or q copy was shown to each one Of the gen
tlemen for whom he held the stock In trust. All
names on tbe book having . cross-mark Affixed
were settled with. lIl-I
THE NEXT ENTRY
referred to was in June, 1855: "Deposited with
the Sergeant-at-Arms,t ten thousand dOllars.-
Question. HAVE You an entry on this or any
IN REFERENCE TO NR. coLFAx.
Judge Poland. Wen. let us see il
Mr.. Ames. Let us get through this book frs,
Judge Poland. No; we must see the entry
Mr.. Ames produced the book, and read as fol-
lows: ~
Friday, January p, lsss.-Pasd s. Co,fa \
$500 ior Interest On Loo certificates L. p r.
Witness testified that the certificates alluded
70 were diSiderds ON Credit Mobilier stock. ap.l
the money was paid here in Washington.
z. Have Jon been able to find anv r,aceints
signed by Mr.. Colisx?
carefully. 80 s''e'
The Wilson Special l,o,nmfttee.
The Wilson credit mobilier committee held ;,
special meeting last evening, and examine,,
Judge sherman, Of Ohio, who was a govern
ment director CT Up. r. Il. IRON lsGs 70 1851.
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TROY NAN made complaint to the police
the other day because his wife eats dry cake I'm
clothes made OF sheet mon and wear them At
nights. 20 n Ts---@ -, - :
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FRED. DOUGLASS AT ST. PAULA resoiu-
non was introduced in the Minnesota House of
Representatives on Friday last instructing the
judiciary Committee to report what legislation
would he necessary to punish hotel prOprktors
Tor refusing to entertain people ON account of
color. This was in consequence of the action
OF the pr0prietOrs Of the Merchants and Met
ropoiitan Hotels in respect to their refusal to
entertain Fred. Douglass. A great deal of in
dlgnatiOn was expressed by members Oh the
floor, and proposition to remove the capital on
account of the insult was received with loud
cheers and warmly debated. The city is in
tensely excited over the insult, and the action
of the hotel men is loudly condemned Mr.
douglass lecture in the evening was attended
by AN immense crowd, who manifested the Wild
est enthusiasm over his remarks, which were
ON the subject OF "Caste." The papers have
expressed the severest condemnation of the in
suit. Meetings of those legislators who are
boarding at the hotels named were held imme-
dlateiy, and the majority have expressed the
determination to leave the houses. About sew
enty-hve, 1t is said, are arranging for hotel ac-
commOdations in Minneapolis, provided they
can arrange with the railroads for early trains.
UNDERGROUND TRANSIT Through 10 Ba,ti-
mo'e.-The Baltimore Gazette SAYS: "TO all
outward seeming the Union Tunnel is closer to
engineers, who can best estimate the prObabili-
tiles, think that they will both be finished about
the same dme-i e., about the last Of April.
By the first Of May, therefore, the southern
bound passenger from the north may approach
Baltimore, and instead Of going down to the
President-street depot, may turn into the Union
line, plunge Underground at Bond street and
ON through the Union Tunnel, out again into
1ayiignt, along the Jones Falls valley up to the
on out 70 Siimor street, and thence southwark
along the Baltimore and Potomac hne-hayinc
gone in AL little over two miles underground.
passes down 9th street, in Canton, and termi.
mates on the Waterfront there"
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@ BOTHER SHOT BY HER FIVE YEAR OLD
S.ps.-Mrs. William +. ShepardsOn, of Lenox,
mas; was accidentally shot and fatally wounded
last Saturday by her fve-year old boy. Who " a .
playing with a loaded revolver "Ao was
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WASHINGTON THEATER tONIQUE
w Eleventh street, south Pennsy lyapia avenne


ANOTHER GREAT COMPANY
THE NEW ASPIRANTS FOR FAVOR.
tIT.t appearance in tbs city Of
Nh- CARLETON. WM. CARLETON,
The distinguished Irish Comedian
MISS JENNY GILMER,
The pleasing Irish Actress and S"ngstrcSs.
Tn. famous Jig Dancer and Lady Champion.
KITTY LIE Roy.
The great Sensational Song and Dance Men,
Gt>S AND FOX, GOSS AND FOX.
Return OF the inmitabIe Dutcn Comedian,
GEO. =. KNIGHT.
The celebrated Irish SOcaist and Dancer.
MR. PAT ROONEY, MR. PAT ROONEY.
The favoTite Danseuse-,
DODY ZANFRETTA, SALLIE Gil APM m
OUR GREAT BALLET TROUPE
iHtr.dI,1ng NJ lie AIMETTA Misses pOdy Zanfrct
- >alhe Chapman. Emma Marsh, Emily Smith
>alls Neshsr, Fannie May. Julia Bennett. AIaie
l"EE"ly, Rose Celeste, Maud Miller, and Carrie
Weston.
THE GREAT FONTAINBLEAU
tItC Burbank. Johnny GaTTi-, Dick Parker, r Jean
Pat klry. james Douglas, imarls Leo. Harry
k'.S" Huston Brothers. First tim" IN this the4teT
'ftEF Isughahle
VIRGINIA MUMMY.
Alec. Nj. Geo. :. Knight new version 81
AFTER DARN.
ksfiIees every wednesday and SATURDAY. A Eus
Pillar! PdTi1T attached 90 the Saloon. Iu-,t
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"A DETROIT BOY Of ten years and CIR of
nine set out into the country to get married
AFTER walking four miles they called at "a farm
er's house to rent '.the mp stairs" The farmer
procured help, loaded the kittens into his wag-
on and returned them to the CITY.
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STUDENTS

HAMPTON STUDENTS
H viii sing Nsgrh Melodies and lugs
IN LINCOLN HALL
tE Frt. 18Th 18th and 18Th iIst assisted u ,i4
no 81 FITS FROM Howard URiV-r-ity.
Among the large collection nCw used the f0!loaiuc
vii ~ rendered:
Hail hail hail I'm gwiue 20 li.e saints above
IA on Journey Home
fvter. go Ring Dem Bells.
We heard from Heab IA Today.
Aiik " hite losses ober in jordan
Angel Brought Tidng- Down.
SINNER. you Better get Really.
a. Gwine 70 Climb mp Jacob Ladder
John saV the Holy Number Sittin' on the Galipn
Altar.
And MANY others Of quaint. tJGr hing ard Peculiar
- araeter.
Admission. az; Reserved ; ats. 49,. Tickets 20
~ had ~ BIlisUfyneS Book store, !2- 7-h - fy5s
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this morning., when Mr.. s. B. Packard was re-
called, but nothing new was ELECTED. At the
conclusion OF his examination the committee
went into executive session. The committee
hope to conclude the investig CATION in a few days
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DEATH OF COMMANDER SHIRK.-COmmander
James W. Shirk, L. 5. navy, died ia this city
last. evening, OF pneumonia. The deceased was
native OF Erie, Pa. and entered the naval SER
vice in lSi9. When the war broke out he was
lieutenant, but soon afterwards was promoted
to lieutenant commander. He did valuable
Admiral Porter, and completed his last cruise
IN March, is6s. He was for some time ON duty
al the Navy department assistant to Admiral
Porter, ill charge of the appointment DIVISION
which lie left on being appointed assistant hy-
drographer in the navy, an Office he held at the
time OF his death. He leaves a wife and several
children to mourn their sO>s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
No Explosion.
Tee PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL; for sale by GEO.
HYRTAL ia. 639 II street, between 9th and 9TH:
IIs 80 cent? per gallon delivered !aEllt IN I'm
card.
A Clergyu an, while residing IN South Amer a
AZ N is-iC nary, disCOv safe and slmre 70 a-tv
fcr the r--n II Nervous Weakness, Early 49,
pis. a-e Il the Urinary and Seminal OTga' "a az
Whole train Of disorders brought on by banefuI and
r,siers bsEits Great numbers have o 80 c,,rni -
ihis 3 Die remedy: Prompsed BY Id sire 10 benefit
The sSigd ana sna ns1y ,h, s send the recipe
tEyelCre, - any one vi nee.is II Free Of Caa7ge
Address, JOSEPH T. ISMAN,
slatiOn ,, Bible House.
MARI y New York C*y.
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$4,000 WORTH OF POSTAGE PER ANNUN-
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue to-day
forwarded to the Secretary of the Treasury the
estimates for mail matter sent from his bureau
during the past fiscal year, and upon which he
age during the present fiscal year. The amount
required for postage in the internal revenue bu-
reau alone IL estimated at $50 569.02 as follows:
III 2S1 letters at cents, SS,t99.I2; j,22. pack
ages of revenue stamps. weighing 81 $50 pounds
representing s205,120 half-ounce letters, at
cents, S~i6.1SG0; l%9, SO pounds OF printed mat
$50. zoo %
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The SENATE credit mobiler committee held
no meeting to-day. All of the members have
been supplied with copies Of the testimony taken
before the House credit mObilier committees,
and at their next meeting will consider that
portion OF it duplicating Senators. The com
mittee have not yet decided whether they Will
call witnesses not.
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FEW VIsIToRs.-In consequence OF the regu-
lar meeting OF the Cabinet there were few WISH
tors at White House to-day. Among those who
saw the President were Senators Wilson and
Eohertaon. and Representative Cotton W. H.
Morrell. late editor OF the New York lNJfoa
and y. X. Bonner, President of the st. Lodis
Board Of Trade, and General Sherman.
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ESTIMATE FOR NEW BUILDING FOR THE
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PIsNTING.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury. who recommended
the erection of q building to be devoted exclu-
slveiy TO the bureau of engraving and printing
in his last annual report to Congress- has lust
transmitted to that body the estimates required
for the erection of such a building. as prepared
by the supervising architect; 500, 900 is asked
for
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BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF FREDERICK CRY.
MD.-The bill for the relief OF Frederick. Ma
introduced in the House yesterday by Mr..
Richie appropriate $500 900 out of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated 10
be pald TO the mayor, aldermen, and common
council OF Frederick as full naturalization and
relief Tor the loss inflicted upon said city and her
banking institutions, for the contribution OF
1000 levied upon the city by the confederate
General JTbal A. Early in July, 1864
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Ihese unhesrdOf prices result from determine
III - =. csLry over any portion of stock
n Is now offered at fty percent less than former
~ALL oTHER GOODS AT THE ssuE
IMMENSE REDUCTION
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The PoAEEoY INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE
at Topeka, Kansas, yesterday authorized the
publication of that portion of Senator Yorke's
testimony which was kept back at the time it
was given. II was to the effect that POmeroy
told him he had three spies in the anti Pomeroy
caucus. The names given were Senator Moon
light, Capt. Heughand and Representative
Bood- Judge Terton, the United States district
attorney, was examined, and testified that he
had no knowledge of the use of money by Pome-
roy; Being asked it he had any conversation
oil goo 10 Iorke, he replied that his only con-
Nersauoh with Pomeroy on that subject was in
M capacity as attorney; that he could not law
iuiiy repeat anything said to him in confidence
by client.
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N pr hsi o1 sS, 1I.a RICE vim fair s..l
drsn second hand Cot 4, Lsd,ss Cent? and CHI
.n sresf, bst.een and 8, souih. Note Sy nal
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SENATOR HENRY WILSON, in his letter to
Governor Washburn, resigning his seat i'm the
Senate OF the United States, to take effect at the
close OF the FOrty-second Congress, on the 81 of
March, says he is mindful of his imperfections,
but is at the same time conscious in retiring that
he has sincerely striven to be faithful to his
country and true TO the equal rights of his coun-
trNmen of every race.