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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-03
OITY ITEMS

CLOSING OUT SALES.
MEMS CLOTHING.
YOUTHS CLOTHING,
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
AT PRICES THAT MUST MAKE SALES.
ALL GLASSES SUITED,
ALL TASTES GRATIFIED.
PRICES ADAPTED To ALL POCKETS.
ALL SHOULD GALL BEFORE PARTING
WITH THEIR MONEY ELSEWHERE.
DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, SC, sc.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
e25 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Peruvian Syrup
"a protected solution Of the protO1de Of IrOn) are
cautioned against being deceived by any Of the
preparations Of Peruvian Bark, or Bark and
bottle before purchasing, and be sure and get the
peruvian Syrup" (not Peruvian Bark
t10 TO q 900
invested IN Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent Q
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbrfa2e & Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
THURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and nifty cents per bottle.
JoUvRR's NOTORIOUS KID-GLoYR CLEANER
will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoN's PoMADE OPTIME is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. TWENTY-FIVE
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHKNINe PLAsTKRs are the
very best. All sold BIZ druggists
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SCIENTIFIC.
A Valuable Discovery in Forging Iron

A Valuable Discovery in Forging Iron.
Several tons Of iron were fagcted, bloomed and
rolled into bar iron in the eopper-rolling mill at
the navy yard within the past few days. The
iron, although made entirely from condemned
material, mixed and prepared by process dis
covered by Commander L. A. Beardslee stands
higher tests as chain iron than any chain iron
which has been furnished to the Government
Its power Of resisting blows is wonderful. This
new enterprise has given employment TO small
gang of the great force of mechanics and laborers
who are idle and whose families are actually In
need Of the neeessaries Of life.
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Election Of Officers.

The Tenth Building Association was organized
HOgdsy night in Georgetown and the following
officers we're elected: VIM. Clabaugh, president;
Jas Goddard. vice president; Ferdinand King,
secretary: X. f. Frey, treasurer. Board Of d.
TectOrs-John Leetch, Joseph L. Slmms ThOs.
Bowling, Andrew Fay, Joseph +. Birch, Peter
Mcintyre and Mayhem Platter.
The following officers Of the Northern Central,
Baltimore and Potomac, and Alexandria and
Fredericksburg railroads are announced: Wayne
MacVeagh, general counsel: S. B. Kinston. gen
eral freight agent; ID. W. Boyd, ir general pas
senger agent, and A. W. Sumner, purchasing
agent.
An annual election was held Monday night BY
the Burns Club, with the following result: Geo
CoWle, president; John Gibson, first vice presi-
dent: John Barry, second vice president: John
McCiregOr, treasurer; A. ID. MoWbray, secretary
Mr.. W. r. Smith, who so ably presided over this
club for the past two years, declined serving an
other term.
A meeting Of the stockholders Of this bank was
held Monday at Il O'Clock, and the following
board Of directors elected for the coming year:
Henri Polkinhorn, John T. MITCHELL Fred. W.
Homes E. ID. Hartley, X A. Shinn, ThOs. Knowles,
r. y. Cropley, Henry Dickson and ThOs Dow
linz The board Of directors met at 7:3O o'clock
and elected the following officers for the ensuing
wear: Henry POlkinhorn. president: John r.
Mitchell, vice president, Fred. W. Jones, secre-
faFy.
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ANev Man Of the United States.

We have been favored with view Of the finest
map Of the United States ever published. The
surveys are made up to date and the elegance
and clear work upon 1t are truly marvel Of the
engraver's art The want OF just such map has
itude to Messrs. o. ID. Case Co., the pu blishers,
for their ability and lberality in producing such
astupendous work. The map is sold BY subserip-
the sole agents for the District. II will repay
any one to visit their beautiful Ttore 10 see II.
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Iire Yestardav Morning.

The extent Of damage done yesterday morning
by the IRE at Messrs. N. @. Draper & Co.'s saw
saw and planning mill, corner Of Thirteenth and
@ streets. as much less than at FIRST apprehended.
The members Of the FIRE department worked with
determination, and succeeded in saving the larger
portion OF the mill and its contents. In the upper
part Of the building were two tne molding ma
main building the flooring and surfacing ma.
chimes are uninjured, and the scroll and band
saws are but slightly injured. The engine Is also
the entire building and contents did not succumb
TO the flames, and those who were present speak
in high terms Of the et1cient working OF both the
Are and police departments. The loss. exclusive
OF the moiding machines, is probably IS, 900; and
II those are useless, 5000 more must be added.
The building and contents are insured In District
eompaulee TO the amount Of $4,000.
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A Row Over the Remains Of the Evening
Nail.

Yesterday afternoon 1t had became generally
known that the Evening Mail would discontinue
publication. Numerous creditors came in and
seized the type cases, stones, &c, to satisfy at
taehments sued out separately BY Aurellus
Smith, its Senate reporter, and E. g. EntWisle.
into two furniture cars, and deposited at an
auction room for sale. Shortly after the re-
moval, Mr.. Saunders, the attorney for parties
claiming to have a bill Of sale of the effects ap-
peared on the the scene, asserted his rights Of
possession, and said he would take steps to re-
cover the property for his client. A suit OF re-
pleyin and for damages to the material sus-
tained in removing win be instituted, and there
will be lively time among the legal fraternity.
The poor printers, and those who had trusted 70
the fair promises OF the pretended friends OF the
little evening sheet, will have to whistle for
their dues while the lawyers quarrel over the re-
mains
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Auction Sales To-day.

By Il. II. Warner: .,
At a o'clock, q two-story frame house, No. 1874
TWenty-hrst street northwest.
At { O'Clock, q desirable building-lot on the
north side Of S street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets northwest.
BY Latimer & Cleary:
At 10 O'Clock, at house No. Il Defrees street, De:
tween First and North Capitol streets, a lot Of
superior furniture.
By H. F. Zimmerman & Co.:
Alto o'clock, at No. Ill o street northwest, the
entire stock Of dry goods and notions also fixtures
nearly new, and show cases.
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BaptiEt Mite Society,

A very pleasant sOciable, under the auspices Of
the Mite Society," connected with the Sabbath
school of the Second Baptist church, Navy Yard,
was held Oh Monday evening in the lecture room
Of the church. The programme Of Intervening con-
sisted Of an address by the president, George T.
Gulick esq, humorous readings by Mr.. James
siderable talent who not only entertained the
company with reading, but also with music. The
Misses Petrolas, Carrie smith, and others con-
This was one Of q series Of sociables, to be held
by the Mite Society the object being to bring the
members Of the school and church In more social
intercourse with each other, and as q sociable 1t
was q success. Much credit Is due Mr.. George
Smith, one Of the officers, for his untiring efforts
for The sneceas Of the entertainment.
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MAKE and Save Money.

The accumulation of wealth is q subject which
engrosses the attention Of every prudent man.
How TO do this is q study pursued by many, bat
learned by few. The best way to attain financial
success is by small savings, which the public
should deposit in the Metropolis Savings Bank,
Samuel Nernent, president.
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WHAT Is NEEDED.


BOSTON, Feb. 10, 1871.
HENRY r. STETESS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-About one year since found myself in
a feeble condition from general debility. VEGE-
TINE was strongly recommended 10 ME by friend
who had b. en- much benefited by its use. pro-
cured the article and after using vera bottles,
was restored TO health, and discontinued its use.
feel quite confident that there Is no medicine
pcriOr TO It for those complaints for which 1t Is
pecially prepared: and would cheerfully recommend
e to those who feel that they need Something 10
/ CstOre them TO perfect health.
Respectfully yours, U. L. PETTINGlLL,
Firm of 8. NJ. PettDgill Co.,
No. TO- State street, Boston,
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CANNOT BE ExCELLED.

CHARLEsTOwS, March 10, 1862.
II. r. STEVENS:
d, ar sir-This is to certify that have ased your
"ElOod PreparatiOn'' in my family for several
years, and TIL that for ScrOful or Cankerous HUI
nOrS RbeUma tic Affections It cannot be exceIled;
and, as blood purifier and spring medicine, IL is
the best thing have ever used: and have used
aim ost everything. can chCerfuIIy recommend
II 10 any one in need Of such medicine.
Yours, respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
10 Russell street.
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A CURE OF LIVER DISEASE.
FROM THE NOTED SCOUT, "BUFFALo BILL.
HOLLAND House, !
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.

Gall and examine the IRE and burglar-proot
vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner q
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
Keeping Of securities, Jewels dlVer-Ware or otner
yaluablea. Rents, from ten 70 sixty dollars. PEI
annum, according 10 size. No bunness man can
afford to do without them. - -.
T6ks EARNING JromtAs ChieeGo snS BoHonN res
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eeivec or sickness incurred in the service, the
same bounties as were paid 70 other soldiers.
The previous question was seconded, but be-
fore t1nal vote was reached, on motion OF Mr..
HALE, OF New York. the House lat O'cloek)
Adjourned.
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Carrnll InEtituta.

A literary and musical entertainment will be
Given at Carroll Institute tomorrow evening.
some of the best amateur talent Of the city is
Fsged, and most pleasant evening is IN store for
an Hho attend
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GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF
FLESH,

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. Il, 1872.
ii. Re- STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear sir-I have had Dyspepsia in its worst form
for the last ten and have taken hundreds OF
dollars worth OF medicine without obtaining any
relief. In September last commenced taking the
VEGETINE, since which time my health has stead
lily improved My food dIRests we'll; and have
gained fifteen rounds Of htsh. There are seyer.l
Others in this place taking VEGETINE; and all
THOMAS E. MOORE,
Oyerseer Of Gard Room, Portsmouth Co.'s Mills.
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NATURAL HISTORY COURSE.
A course OF Illustrated Lectures upon
NATURAL HISTORY

will be delivered in Memorial Church, by DIR.
JOHN G. MONKS. Member Of the American Sclen-
tihc ssoeiation and Professor of zoology In Penn
sylVania College.
FIRST LECTURE-Frihay, February j. p. m.
animal Architecture ia which will be shown
the Nonderful mechanism displayed by many
animals, especially insects in the construction OF
their dwelln Is and places for rearing their young
illustrated by large drawings and natural OBJ
sIeSetisSSln 1ECTuRE-Fr,d,v. Februarv 70. .gThe
Microscope and Its DiscovtriPs.n illustrated. }
THIRD LECTURE-Friday, February 10. Ami
NAL Instincts.n CIllustrated.)
FOURTH LECTURE = Friday, February e.
Some Remarkable Phenomena in the Negeta0le
KinRdOm.r (Illustrated.)
FIFTH LECTURE-FriGay, March 5. "Glass
Spon ges and COrals.n (liiustTated.l
Course tickets. with reserved seats, Sl.S0 Schol=
ars' tickets, good for educators, students and
TirEets and diagrams for he selection Of seats
Will be for nd at j. @. Parkers, So Seventh street,
anu ~ ee0' n 'NS~' = - feI-tf
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- 80 for the remaining Eve months or TIE
current fiscal year, to which add 81 665.66, amount
due +. P. Sawyer for the past month, leaving an
unexpended balance for miscellaneous purposes
Of a, o33,Q1.
The pay Of the physicians Of the poor was in
creased to $50 for January and February.
Mr.. ). q. Hanson, successor to T. ID. Squifes,
was selected an apothecary to the poor.
A communication was received from the regis
ter, stating that Daniel Barker, superintendent
of Oak Hill cemetery, did, on the 24th ult., admit
and bury the dead body Of Brinton Stone in that
cemetery, while the records Of the office show
that the burial permit was issued for the inter-
ment of the remains in Congressional cemetery.
He also stated that this was the third time that
Mr.. Barker has violated the regulations Of the
hoard. The matter was referred TO Attorney
Bradley for action.
The following is q synopsis OF the operations OF
the health Office for the week ending January 30,
Nuisances reported, 3lS referred, IS; abated, ri:
referred to commissioners, 9; citizens complaints,
gated, Is; pecuniary conditions Investigated, rs
buTials at public expense, 4; patients treated by
physicians TO the poor 2OS; cost of medicines pre-
scrlbed, $66.sS; dead animals removed, 43: loads
Of garbage removed, les: privies cleaned, $50.
InspectiODs-6,l50 punches OF hsh, s756 bushels OF
oysters. Condennations-25 punches Of hsh, $50
bushels OF oysters rs pounds Of beef o5 pounds OF
bacon, bushels Of apples, III heads Of cabbage,
23S dozen Of eggs.
The health officer transmitted the payroll Of
garbage masters for January, amounting TO g..
24OeO bills Of apothecares to the poor for sos e3
and physicians TO the poor and clerk Of records for
500.
The board then adjourned.
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Wrong Custom Corrected.

FINE DRESS SUITS,
Ready-made or made to order.
GEO. Q. HENNING, 40 Seventh street.
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District in Congress.

In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Hitchcock, from
the District Committee, reported tavorably, with
out amendment, the bill introduced by him yes
terdsy authorizing the Free Young Mems BeneV-
dent Association to sell square 272, in this city,
heretofore used in part as a battle-ground, and
out of the proceeds Of the sale of the lots to pay
the existing membranes upon said square, the
surplus to be applied to the Improvement Of Mt.
Pleasant Plains cemetery.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Maryland, presented petit
ton of citizens Of the District Of Columbia, ask
ing the enactment Of Senate bill LIS, providing
for the Incorporation OF the "Corcorsn Square
Market Company" Referred to the Committee
On the District Of Columbia. The petition is
signed by N. W. Davis K Co., p. Thyson, S. H.
Bacon. James II. Stone, H. EgAn, and about 1000
residents Of the northern section Of the city, and
represents that the public faith was plighted both
to Mr.. Corcoran, Of whom the square was pur-
chased for market purposes, and to the residents
Of the northern portion OF the city, that market
should be established and maintained on the
suuATe named.
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PART II.

6. Overture, s'wlIlIam Tell, - (RossinL.)
GimOre's Band.
Z. Solo for Cornet, 18th Air and Variations
(DeBeriOt)..... ..............Mr. NJ. Arbuckle.
s. Invitation a Ia Valse, (Webcr.)
GimOre's Band.
Q. Echo Song, with Flute OblIgatO, (B .shop0 ID
Miss Emma c. Tnursby.
1.-THE Flute ObllgatO performed by Mr.. B-acht.)
10. Grand Pot POuTTi. from the Operas OF NJ yer
beer. Gilmore Band.
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ouiusv, Infamed Tonsils and Air Passages are
promptly cured BY the use Of Ponds Extract. II
never fails.
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BOARD OF HEALTH

Treasurer's RepOrt-OperatOns of the Health
Office.
The Board of Health held a regular meeting at
their roCns last evening. In the absence Of DR..
Cox, president, Dr.. T. 5. Verdi was called to the
chair.
Prof. Langston, from the finance committee,
reported bills amounting to tl,es6.16; which were
approved, and ordered 20 be paid.
The tTeasurers report fer January was sub
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lie FEVRE'S GREAT MISTAKE

Ii FEHkE ) GhEA Mo ] HhE
A WOLF IN SLEEPS CLOTHING.
PAIRING EFFORT AT DECENTRALIZATION.
FREE LOVE UNDER FALSE PRETEYCES.
EEER INTEREST CHANGED TO DISGUST.
The uit-GrOWers-BOard OF Health
Entertainment for the Benefit
Of the WOmen's Christian As
sOciatiOn-Omeers Elected
Local Miscellany, DC.
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GIVES HEALTH, STRENGTH AND
APPETITE.

My daughter has received great benefit from the
use OF the VEGETTNE. Her declining health was
source of great anxiety % al other frien1s. few
bottles OF the NFGETINE restored her health.
str, Myth and appetite. y. u TILDEN,
Insui ance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 10 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
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II Is quite generally the custom to take strong
liver gtfmulants for the cure Of liver complaint,
and both the mineral and vegetable kingdoms
have been diligently searched TO procure the most
duce powerful effect upon the liver and arouse
the Tagging and enfee6led organ. This system
or treatn ent Is on the same principle as that OF
giving q weak and debilitated man large portions
Of brandy to enable him to do certain amount
Of work. When the stlmulant is withheld, the
organ, like the system, gradually relapses into
more torpid or sluggish and weakened condition
than before. What then is WantedR Medicines.
which, while they cause the bile TO now freely
from the liver as that organ is toned Into action
will not oyerwOTk and thus debilitate II, but WILL
when their use is discontinued, leave the liver
strengthened and healthy. Such remedies are
found In Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Purgatiye Pellets.
CURE OF LIVER DISEASE.
RUsK, TEXAS, Mag 10, 1873.
DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, ". Y:
DEAR SIR: My wife last year at this time was
confined TO her bed with Chronic Liver Disease.
had one of the best doctors to see her, and he
gave her up to die when i came upon some oil
your medicine. bought one bottle and COM
menced giving 1t. She then weighed eighty-tWo
pounds; now she weighs one hundred and forty
pounds and is robust and hearty. She has taken
eight bottles in all, so you see am an advocate
for your medicines. WILLIAM AlEAzEL'
FROM THE NOTED SCOTT, "BUFFALo BILL"
HOLLAND HOUSE,
ROCKFORD, ILL, April, 20, 1874. :
Dr. r. y Pierce, Buffalo, ". T.:
SIR: have now taken four bottles OF your
Golden Medical Discovery in connection with
sever taken for my liver has done me as muen
COED. feel like new man. THANKS 10 your
wonderful medicine.
w. F. Copy, C"Bufialo Bill.D
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Under the direction OF
Mr.. P. S. GILMORE,
Protector and General Director Of the Grea
Musical JubiIees held in Boston in 1863 and 49,.
PROGRAMME.
PART +.

PART T.
!. Overture, ''Semiramide, - (RosslnI.)
Gilmore Band.
.. Solo for Saxophone, Norma Fantasia, = BEL
Hni. 49,. .........-.: Mr. X. A. Lefebre.
3. Grand Fantasia, ''LOhengrin, - lWagner.l
Gilmore Band.
4. Air and Variations for Voice, (Proch.(
Miss Emma e.. 1hursby.
5. Selection, lie PIOrhete, y (Meyerbeer.J
GilmOrg's Band.
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AND r.EP s6NEfHiNc."

= :, took something, cut not long ulu
We went u D.. civil rights bill had entered my
VIC larry. TeSN = ~~iEtence. We Dress"h
soul, became part Of u!
through the erowd-there were rye or more Of US
into the galleries and Lto seats among the sober
sIeepers "Civil rights bill'' TGug in IIiy eaTs
the rrembcrs on one side of the hall taIntly over
the ether. and snOrei in the galleries. Ladies
whispered over opposite: glass overhead sparklef
down ''eiyI rights p members called Mist
SucEkeFl' .QueetIon!s Civil Rights" ''Mist.
Question speaker Speaker rose; two speak
eTs Tcse-sWear there were two speakers!
HAD GOT DIZZY;
hot air, 'spose. Members got up into galleries;
little pages mixed with civil rights" bill; didn't
understand IL: everything looked like "ciVil
Tights;' smelled il all around me; didn't remem-
Der much else; friends took me out; asked whats
matter" Somebody remarked, s too id
dry That's my experience, Mr.. REPUBLICAN.
COUNTRY JAKE.
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TICKETS-AdmIssiCn, o.: Reserved Seats, so
cents extra. For sale at Mttzerott Co.'s No. S35
Pennsylvania avenue.
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MOUNT VERNON,

Cant. Franz HOELINGsHEAD,
Leaves Seventh-street wharf DAILY, lSnnday e1'
espted, } al 10 a n, returning about 2. m.
Round trip q, including admission TO Mansion
AID Grounds, ocIS
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A WOLF IN SLEEPS CLOTHING.
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NOTICE.-The Band is now making a tour Of the
principal Eastern and Western cities on their way
to Louisville, KY, TO I'LL an engagement in the
latter city on the 9th Of February, in aid or the
Public Library of Kentucky. fel-U
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ASSOCIATIONS.

Mr.. Hitchcock introduced a bill, which was re-
ferrcd to the District Committee, to authorize
the trustees Of the Young Mems Benevolent
Association Of Washington to sell and convey
square 272.
ported favorably, without amendment, Senate
bill Ilol, TO amend IAN act 10 incorporate the
National Union Insurance Company OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, approved February II, 1855.
The bill amends the original act so as 70 reduce
the nominal amount Of each Of the shares Of the
company from go to $40, and requires the CON-
pnny. az least every six months, tOmake division
Of the profits Of the business.
Mr.. Hitchcock reported favorably, without
amendment, bill TO amend the act entitled
IAN ACT to Incorporate the Masonic Mutual Re-
lief Association Of the District of Columbia"
Mr.. Morton presented q memorial signed by
members Of the WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union and 100 900 others against the manufacture
and sale ofintoxieating liquors in the District Of
Columbia and the Territories Referred 10 the
Committee on Finance.
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The Commissioners Of the District of Columbia
have written a letter to General Chapman with
reference 10 the claims Of those persons who had
their clothing taken by the Board Of Health dur
ing the smallpox scare. They state that they
have applied 10 Congress for an appropriation o!
Sl3 3l2fl, IN order to provide for the payment OF
claims Of this nature. The letter also says that
during the existence Of the late government oil
the District Of Columbia these claims were exam
~ na,t ~ an ysI,ad ~ s2scSS
awards in each case, and 1t may doubtless be as
sumed that the claimants and amounts respee-
lively due 70 them nave been Justly sseertalneSa;
The Commissioners say: "In our Judgment, the
proper relief to be afforded is Congressional ap-
preparation Of Sl3,3l27l, with authority TO the
Commissioners to settle the claims according 70
the allowances heretofore made by the Board oil
Health1
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PAIRING EFFORT AT DECENTRALIZATION.
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FREE LOVE UNDER FALSE PRETEECES.