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ons Of Our NslshbO.. Promoted.

CAMBRrDes, o. Juue2s 1874.
Editors Of the Intonlsentss: Ila
Col. J. W. Barnes, author Of the poem
on HAle's Sumner censure resolution, goes
70 Washington City to-day as Third As
sIStant Postmaster General .
Yours truly, AMOS WILLS.
The explanation Of the above note Is as
follows, Mr. HALE, Of Maine, who has
Just been made Postmaster General by the
President, while q member Of Congress
introduced resolution condemnAtory OF
Mr.. sUlNKR's resolution TO erase the
names Of battles from the national flags
and army register. This act on the part
Of Mr.. HALE, thus consuming Mr.. suMNER,
seems to have enlisted the admiration and
SympGthlea Of Col. BARNES, who II sp-
pears was . soldier during the late war,
and didn't want to Gee the names Of bat
tles erased from the national flags and
army regiSter. And 80 he wrote to Mr..
HALE as follows:
Give rs your hand, RuSeae hale,
You're q nan -
We Ike man WtthA memory
Just such Q man ~ you've proved 10 bs;
And He know 'thAs the MEASURE proposed BY
whoTSTs his fIns for foolish whin @
And Settlt q hate, cannot prevail
while No have such men - Eu-gene Hale,
while NehASaSaeh men - 9oL
;tlIvnnS1 I'm vhen Won can.
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DIED.

BslAire, Ohio, GIoIsE 4 WmiPLi, aged 81
yearB.-
Punesal from his late residence In BellAirs,
this CTueSdaI) afternoon atS o'clock. Friends
are invited.
NRRE..In Allegheny City, Pa, on Monday
morning, Jane Q, 1871, q " O'Clock. HELIN
", daughter Of william 8. and sIIlle D. Meek,
AgSd IyOAfS and moathS.
Funeral from The residence Of Mrs. Sarah
RobstSon, No. iOi Hineteenth street. East
Wheeling, 81 10 O'Clock this morning. RdsndI
are invited. .....-r ID,
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TWRNTY-EIGHT
TOR SALE
4 Farm Containing lOs Acres.

IWiIl sell 1t In one lot or divide II IN LOIS q
no better land for Market Gardening In Ohio
county. 6ItuAted within one mile Of tho city Of
TSHn.ons fourth eash, balance IN ons, two
n gs s9i iSS Sai S Nc 1s; enquire 0, he NIB
--+ GEO. ROBERTS,
iVAS A Main HtfeHk
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Educational.
.HEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

The sprioE Term via open MONDAY, April
10Th. This Is . favorable time for new pupils
70 enter the regular school departments, or for
Auiis, Art french or German. For terms Of
admission, tuition, &c, call On or address the
Preddent. REY. WIZ. 3. NORTON l..nnif 4
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TARM FOR SALE


-
IohH for sale the Farm On which I now =
rsslde, htuAted In HAtshAIl eounty, VIVA. some
three miles from the limit Of The city Of wheel
Ing, On OF nolF the RAifmout Rlka containing
lok acres Of Arst-elAss land, neatly IN Of which
q In 6ne state Of cultivation. The improve
nents are all Of tho best, combating q Bfich
House containing elgfeu rooms, With. Al the
eonyenienees needfal, A large eisteEn supplies
Il with al the water loI which nAtn water Il need
Cd. There q also large BAN, with eGllAE; Sta
BILE room for Horses and twenty head Of cAltle;
Wagon HouIe, Com Obj, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and ! good name Tenant Hoabi
containing touFtooms With Churches md School
Houie within short distance. The aid lAnd Il
well NAtered, and neTUr1Ailtng ven At the
BAN. There 10 good Vineyard Of C4taWha and
Concord Grapes, And large number Of the besi
selection Of Fru1t Trees IN fu1 bearing, eonAi1t;
ing Of Apples, ReGfs, Peaches, PlnmS, Cherries
and Ounces, With almost al The inst quality ol
mail fruit grown In thiA part Of The country
Any person deatring good home pear % thl
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis.
pose Of whatever they may raise foI the market
Win do well 70 call on the subseriher, who WI
give all the necessary information. Turns easy.
taT-dAR &C.. Il 7. WAYHAN.
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a Coal Conference.

THR uAsIs - WaGks Nur FTNFn yFr
PuTTsviILE. PA, January S-A ufetins,
coal operators and the committee OF workirs
men 60 regulate the wages tor lisa. cor. u,euIe
lhis morning AZ the Office Of the PHILADELPHIA .
and Reading coal ana Iron COMPANY, tn All a
CITY. President GOwan presided. No positive
understanding was arrived AZ, but the oper-
st"rs presented a proposition 90 make the Ia
- on sliding scale, 20 20 as low AZ > 25
nc N"tklngmen mad no power 20 accept, aud
mere tte matter rests. The proposition OF the
operators VIII he submitted 20 the miners AMI
Their committee IL Il believed no strike MI
occur, and that the OperatOrs' prer.osition vii
be finally accepted. Good feeling ana harmony
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Wall kIrcef Io-hn.

NEw YORK. January S.-CiOld opened AZ M D..
afd has since sold a. high a. MA being nov
lllh. For carrying gold the rates have been
Ia gold, with exceptions At &. This morning
leading drawers Of sterling exchange we'd their
rate at is2 and ass. prime commercial being
quoted at 4'sa.3, Money Is increasing m sun
ply, although the rates are qu0tably as yester
day-ts' for call loans and 5ag for prime mer-
camille paper. Government bonds are firm
southern state bonds are neglected. The stock
terday of I. to- -
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The Case OF Attorney General vii.
Iiams.

HIS LETTER REQUESTING THE PRESIDENT TO
WITHDRAW HIS NOMINATION FOR CHIEF
JUSTICE.
The following is the letter Of Attorney Gene
raj Williams requesting the withdrawal of his
nomination to the Office of Chief Justice:
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
WASHINGTON, January eth, 1874
To the PreSjdeRt.-Sir: You were kind enough .
without my solicitation or any knowledge on
my part that you contemplated such a thing to
Court of the United States. Since that time
he foodgates of calumny in all directions
nave been opened upon me. NV abili-
Ties have been dsparaged and my integrity
brought in question, and 1t seems to me that a
public opinion adverse to my appointment has
oeen created, which might hereafter embarrass
your administration, and, perhaps, impair my
usefulness upon the bench.
With perfect consciousness that have per
formed, with clean hands and an upright pur-
pose, al the duties of the various public places
10 which l have been called, and trusting to
Time and a lust public, when better informed
Tor any vindicatiOn, | respectfully ask YOU 10
withdraw from the Senate my nomination for
Chief Justice.
have the honor to be, with great respect,
GEORGE II. WILLIAMS.
The President has made no response t. this
letter, except by Withdrawing the nomi.
nation. Friends of Judge Williams to-
day express absolute confidence that he would
nave been confirmed had his nomination
reached the Senate from the com mittee, where
All the difficulty was. Speculation is rife over
bnsy with all the names mentioned in connec-
ton with it before that of Judge Williams was
sent to the Senate.
THE NOMINATIONS WITHDRAWN.
The President sent a message to the Senate
this afternoon, Withdrawing the nomination OF
George II. Williams to be Chief Justice (at his
own request), and that of II. B. Bristow to be
Attorney General.
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Foreign Notes.

A TlCHBORNK WITNESS ON TRIAL POR Pm
IURy.
LONDON, January S.-1he trial OF Jean I.uie
on the charge OF committing perjury dufiug
his examination A. a witness for the defence I'M
The Tlchborne case, will commence to-day.
ANOTHER EXPLOSION AT CARTAaENa
MADRID, January s.-A mother powder maya
zine IN Cartagena exploded yesterday with A
tremendous report.
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Aasir> ON the Pacific sIae

~ NA-~iNH NEHAMehlf CHINA.
SAN FRsNCIsCo, January The ,.hi,.
Shlns non Japan and China. has not yet been
~ THE STATE SENATE
TODAY Mr.. Roach introduce4d a cg,,.r,r-.-. -,
oiuiion requesting Congress % amend the tres.v
with China 20 ~ 20 prevent further Chires.
immigration. similar resolution wSs intro-
duced In the assembly
ARTIST or A. ALLEGED rNCFND1ARv
-. Olair, the man suspected or having SET FIRE
10 Portland, oregon, in August lAsf, was A.
Iesiel TO-DAY. Tie Wa seen es.erlsv IN the
act Of attempting 20 cause another scnas.r.-
ton In the same town.
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Gov. WashInrn's MESSAGE

BOSTON, Jan. N--tiOveTuOr Washburu in his
message says Notwithstanding the monetary
expressions OF the year, the commercial and IN
dustrlAi interests Of the commonwealth are rem
resented a. prosperous. The total amount on
The present funded debt OF the state i : y a..
-. The governor fayors the existing prohi-
hiuon law and the enactment OF the hour
law Tor all laboring classes
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The storm


RAILROAD DRIDGE WASHED AWAY,
fpJGHHEEFSTR, y. Y, January s. The
bIloge on Tie Hudson river railroad below Gro
toh has been washed away BY the storm ami
Ualns are delayed. Land slides have occurred
on The PoughkecIsie and Eastern and Datches-
and Columbia railroads.
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Gulla libra

NFw NoEF. January s.-A Kew West disnat.h
says General Eafsel Quese "a arr We I there ves-
terday nom New Orleans In conversation
he said Spain, whether republican or monarchI-
call was an enemy OF Cuba, and the Cubaus in
tended TO be free al any cost.
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The Missing Boston Woman Heard

BcsToE. January s.-Mr. Badger. who mvs-
tefiousiy disappeared, has been traced 20 Fan
llver, where she took the boat on TUESDAY
night for New York. She has relatives in Ne,s
York city and NeWnurg.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR

m oNSER 90 rRE EneAR STEWART rNrKR.
vrWMrn

ThE oMNER 90 rBE KnGAR STEWART rNrxp-
VIEWED.
NV ORR, January So nora W. Buf. cher
ovntr II the steamship Edear stewart vester.
osN said - reporter u an sole and exclusive
owner OF tue vessel Edgar Stewart. aud she
shs rot ~ her wharf before she SHAH ne used In
violation OF any neutrality laws OF the govern
htrt. have brokeu the charter and retaksp
lossesslen OF Ter. aud re a 'sicd Colonel Agaera
tc ctsst tfou taking any action In respect u lie
NtHti A. nc reputation OF the vessel j. hst
thoueh arr SOY, and desire o. redeem II a. far
mtEt." f''s
Stoo 600 nANKRrrr
~ ameeiing OF the creditors OF Ia,oh Schpei-
der. the bankrupt hr.N er OF Brooklvn ds,,ss
amounting 20 500 On we're proved.
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~The lowell Courier thinks that mutton
fatteDed on fish must be scaly eating.
0It is related that Robert Bonner sent the
poet Longfell0w check for 81 900 q Q Christ
mas gift, In return for some original verses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-08

FORT MONROE, NA-.Iauuary She United
States 50 amer PoS haitian sailed the morning
TO- New Castle, Del, 20 tow the monitor Ajax
10 Kew Wet.
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ga French journal says cabbage leaves will
cure the worst ulcer.
- Large fans are gradually being folded and
lad aside, probably for seven years, when
fashions repeat themselves, like history.
~The newest Iowa name for hog root
grubber, corn shelter, apple grinder, gate
litter, double sction back spring sod plough.
~During fracas last night at Berlin, near
Troy, \. Y, Matthew Casey, shot two brothers
named John aud Orlow Rsthbone. John was
seriousLy end orlow fatally injured.
~ The Danielsonville Comm temperance
organizations buy up had bills against rum
sellers, and then attach the alcoholic stock In
trade.
nIMr. George vandenhon, Who has b. en- de-
tanned in England for long time by sickness,
rive within few days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BatcAsIer,s Hair Dye is the best IL TIE world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tnts, disappointment, harmless, reliable, ipstar
tAneers black or brown; at all druggists', and 16
Eord street New York. fe-eoly
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Affairs i'm the Quaker City

PHrLADRLPRIA, January s.-The Pennsylva-
mia association of soldiers of the war Of 1872
celebrated the anniversary Of the battle or New
Orleans to-day by a meeting.
THE PRANKLfN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
declared q quarterly dividend Of ss per share
payable in gold.
THE FREsHRT
in the Schuylkill is subsiding without serious
damage.
THE ANKRIcAN-LINR STEAMER
Indiana sailed for Liverpool to- day with Al pas
ss myers. Her cargo includes 40 900 bushels OF
wheat and corn, $50 bales Of cotton, and is
bags of -four.
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CLERKS AssIGNED.-Messrs. l.. II. Smith,
Geo. Il. Cobaugh and Jesse ID. Abrshams, re-
Gently appointed Treasury clerks, have been
assigned to the Office of the Third Auditor
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THE House Committee on Elections to-day
heard arguments on the Arkansas election con-
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TIE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION will NEE
in this city on the nth instant, and will be en-
gagged for some time in revising all the pre-
scribed rules governing examinations fol ad-
mission TO the civil service.
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District Affairs in Congress.

THE PROPOSED PARK AND GEOLOGICAL GAR
DEN.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Hitchcock intro
duced bill, which was referred to the Commit
tee on the District of Columbia, to establish the
Corcoran Park and Geological Garden near the
Capltol, and TO incorporate a society to maintain
the same and a company to construct q street
railroad thereto. The bill is Identical with the
bill introduced last winter as amended and re-
ported to the Senate by the District Commit
tee, and provides that d. ID. Foley G. Linyille
Y. +. loder, Jacob Roth, Geo. L. Bassett
Jabob Miller, Lewis Neurath, William Ready,
Geo. Juenneman, jackson Cole. Hanson Brown
and James Marshall be made body corporate,
by the name of the Corcoran Park and Zoolosi-
cal Garden Society and Park Railroad
Company; that the capital stock of the
society and company united shall be $500 900,
but separate, the capital stock of the
former being 800, 900, and that of the latter
500 900; that the society may import birds and
animals from foreign countries for the park;
that that tract Of land not exceeding 1850 acres
on the northeastern boundary of Washington.
known As Mt Hamilton or Muliken Hill shall
be inclosed for the park and garden; and an
thorizes the railroad company to Construct a
street railroad, consisting OF double or single
track, beginning at the Junction of E and I{th
streets northwest, thence along to 10th. ALONG
10th TO ID, along ID to 9Th, along sth to Markef
Space, along Market Space to and across 7th 10
G street, along Z to Maryland avenue east,
along Maryland avenue to and along the Ria,
densburg turnpike to the said park
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
on the District of Columbia had no Quorum
present to- day, and no business was transacted
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKNUK--The receipts from this
source to-day were S226,2is.
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~ Wood. the express agent, who was knocked
down and robbed at Franklin, XIV. confes.es
that he did the robbing and inflicted the Wounds
himself.
IA Fort Wayne girl engaged herself to
young man "for fun" but she tainted when she
Iouno tnat he had procured the publication of
the engagement in q Newspaper.
0Gen. Quesada has published An address to
the "FrieDds Of the Cuban Cause In New Or
leans, J" thanking them for their aid and symps-
to return to Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-08

Ex-Gov. wARMorH, of Louisiana, was on
the floor OF the Senate to-day.
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RETIRED FROM ACTIVE SERvICE.-By direc-
ton of the President Lieutenant Colonel Alex
andeT Montgomery, deputy qusrtermaster gem
eral, Is retired from active service in the United
States army, to date from the 18th instant
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IORD,S.-JAnAVsCHEK,s FAREMELL

D'S.-JAEAGsCHEK's FAREWELL.
DEBORAH: Oh. TAE JEWISH MAIDEN,
kstetmed BY all her nnbleEt Effort IN domestic anna
Mr. MIJNES LEvICB "a Joseph
EBlpAY HIGHT-JANAUSCHEK BENEFIT,
CHkSNEY VOL =, for the last time
Lady Dediccb. the jewsled hcautvl ru..,,
HoLten.e the intriguiug maid, ( 'N1suscheA.
SATURi Az MATINEE-Janauschek in Tragedy
and Oonedy.
The historical play Of MARY STUART, and the
exquisite comediecsof COME HERR, a most d III
elons illustration of the power Of expression in ut
rs cents
ON SATURDAY NIGHT, powerful kill.
In preparatfou-WAS SHE TO BLAME Iang
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Poughkeepsie, n. Y, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Richmond, Va, and elsewhere. The telegraphs
and railroads suffer, and communication with
eastern and western cities is cut of. freshet
is anticipated in the SchuylkiIl river. The
James river, in virginia, and its tributaries, is
rising rapidly.
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LADIES' GOODS.
OUI BARGAINS IN Oh
JOB LOIS OF FANCY GOODS sc.

\ ABGE ICT CT FINE FLOWERS slightly
H cfusrsG, reduce e. D. aud So, per srfsy. at
DAVIS,
~Ol IRKETsPACE
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CAUCUS NOMINATIONS OF THE MARYLAND
Observation-Disclosures an all-night session, the
caucus of the democratic members of the house
OF delegates, at one O'Clock a. m. to-day, nomi-
mated Hon. Jesse X. Hines, of Kent county for
speaker. The senate caucus had previously,
early In the evening, nominated Hon. John Lee
Carroll, Of Howard county, as president of the
senate. The secretary of the senate and chief
clerk OF the house were renominated. Both
houses will no doubt to- day effect their perma-
ernor will send in his message, when the bust
ness OF the session will begin. The voting for
United States Senator will commence on the
otn instant, but the result of the caucusing
last night seems to have effectually settled thai
matter in favor of Governor WhYte.-Rnn Snn
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
SECOND GRAND CONCERT,

SECOND GRAND CONCERT,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, January IA
JOHN LUNDEL, o. ganist Of Plymouth Church,
BroOE I'm.
MISS LAZAR, Principal Soprano Plymouth
Assisted by a Corps Of Amateur vocalists Of this
city ~
RKFRESHMENTs FURNISHED
Admission for the Cour-e, Is; for gentleman and
lady. SIS. Admission for this concert, 81 cts. for
gentleman and lady IS cts children under Il wears
70 cts: At WARREN CHJATE & Co. and MErZE-
MOTT
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TRoPIcAL.-The Signal Office reports that at
i-55 p. m. yesterday the thermometer stood
higher in this city than at any other station
within the limits of the United States from
which reports were received.
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s1None OF the 81. Louis trades unions belong
TO the International.
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THE INV HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION yesterday nominated Luther
MeCutchins for governor, and adopted resolu-
tons declaring fidelity to the republican party;
demanding the unconditional repeal Of the
salary act and r. establishment Of all salaries,
including the Presidents, on the old scale; call
ing upon Senators and Representatives who
the government which they have helped to am
barass; inviting the cooperation of the republi-
can party in other states to preserve the orga-
the revival of the abuses of the Thanking privi-
lege; calling upon Congress for the improve
ments in the banking system and for Is early
return to specie payments as poesibe.
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ADJUSTMENTS

NATIONAL THEATER.
GRAND OPERA ENGLISH,
by the eniiHcn'ly uccas-ful
KELLOGG TROUPE.
O. n. Hess and Aurcc GIau....... ..... d sctOrs
THIS EVENING. will be presented Mosart's
MARRIAGE OF FIGARO,
with the following very powerful cast.
SussHs, MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG;
Countes., Madam Van ItndI; Chernhino. Nj rs.
Seguin; OuDnt, Mr.. Carlton; Figaro, Nc. P-aSes.
u silio, Mr.. Tills; Btrtele, Mr.. BarIlsmtn; Mar
c.ll-nr. - StsrhIId Y. A. Hows son, Con tucror
FRIDAl-MARIThNA-N Z4udt, Mrs Seguu
WilfcId, Morgan, Mr. Carlton, &c SATURDAY,
BOHEMIAN GIRL MATINEE-K aliOgg SATUp-
DAY EVENING-EBA DlAVOGO.-Vsn Y aEdt,
MR.. - gnin, Messrs. Morgan, Peakes, Hall, Sc
Cuin, sc II
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Tor JoT OF PLAIN AND EuBROIDERED
- LINEN COLLAk n AZ It. each; Kew -nsp4s, a;
DANIN'.
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Cutting Down the Expenses

REVISED ESTIMATES oP raE DEPARTMENTS,
The Speaker laid before the House OF Repre-
sentatives yesterday several executive comma
nications, among the number being the revised
estimates Of the various heads OF the depart
mRufs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-08

Hon. CALEB CUSHING notified the President
yesterday Of his readiness to proceed at once, if
necessary, on his mission to spain, but ap-
prised him also of previous engagement m ade
with the association in this city to deliver the
opening address to the convention of Mexican
war veterans, which is to assemble here on the
10Th instant. The President has informed hun,
through the Secretary of State, that fulfllment
of bis engagement will not prove detrimental
to the public interests.
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WASHINGTON THEAr TER COuJ0U1
" 11th street, below Penna. Avenue.
,o,D TREMKNpOUs SENSATION
h0NpAi' January as sTfsT kSisHrs AND TWO
The Most Thrilling sensation of n> Ag>y
Il tss popular y agdan
4ienne, Mas MARIoS som ERs, in the thrii Hq
drama, IN three acts and q prologue,
NECK AND AkCk,
Eseeut0n scene and its wonderful mechanical i ef
The gTest CbaTactsp ps xrt 9,set'' new designs
5S l5si; new .1 TUE iFIELDISss, MAGGIE
"BLARNEY.n
The F So k Rss 1G and Dance
beautiful ifE LIS sns sa ffPfs Miss
sIGGk ooM NJ. SakRE
GARY Q. AneTews, W. v. Mslnburg. b s. Hodges,
Miss Amelia G9rehfio, Miss Fannie May, 4 Hsrri'
wrpSSSHabaiSTD T., gA4 ss4ss sAEIsE F..
ChanRe Of bill at each mstinse jsnstr
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ami TABLEAUX,
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doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
vnoice OH Paintings, Engrsvtngs, Ohromos, SO,
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sh1so.s, fet1res, rames, Picture Cords aud Tas.
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A LII KINDS OF OAsT-0FF WEARING APP.
oy Addressing or calling ON JUSTH
GIG street, between 9Th and 7th a =,
Notes by mail promptly attended to. Cash paid MT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-08

APPOINTMENTS AT THE CAPIToL.-COlonel
George w. Dunn has been appointed superin-
tendent Of the folding room of the House of
Representatives, vice A. Lapham. James Nc
Cabe, OF Wisconsin, has been appointed fore
man of the t0iding-room. vice Col. Dunn, pro
moted. Z. NJ. Thomas, OF Iowa; \. NJ. Legg, o.
New York: W. b. Sessions of New York and
- Myers, OF Pennsylvania, have been aD-
pointed messengers in the House of Represent
atIves post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-08

NAVAL oRDERs.-Paymaster James Fulton
detached from duty as purchasing paymaster
at Philadelphia, and ordered to settle accounts;
Paymaster Arthur Bartis detached from the
bureau OF provisions and clothing. aud ordered
as inspector at the Philadelphia navy yard re-
neyIng Paymaster A. W. Russell, who assumes
the duties OF purchasing psymaster.