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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11
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a. a. na Nv Gecn inyestigatins Messrs Sander 4
sons EucaIyPtus Extract, eajd have 70 a1lnit that
lbsff fs, beside 4, no nledicafucnt 6f s,,ch mi.
yersal effect onthe human system, that know of
a.vnseks completely all inaammatiofs Of what.
ever km'!.-chesf, lung mud all throat affections
such NJ Bronchitis md DipbfheriN Il rs,,ss
Rheumatism Toothacic, Nc,,,nlvia ~. ,. 49,, w..
we're Colds, etc. used Il with unparniiajsI s',r
cess IN Swellngs, Bruises, yprains lSurns Wanra.
y tne most serions nature In all disorders on fhe
-. aowts, Diaffhaa, etc, and gladly aokpowlrdYe
i's en- MERITS Tor thr benefit Of the public,
lslgnad JOHN CRU1CKSHANK. MD
drietawaldc Germany, reports astsnisbny en- q,
., niptherltes, Asthma (1,crliner KiIniyOEe Wa.
chas,nIWhrift. Nov. 81, 1879, at our ofIiceI
=. me- ex,r'nt elected cures Of Typhoid Fever,
Inflammation Of Breasts and Swelling 81 Ievs a2
Ter y. confinement, Dysen.cry Whooping Cci,ah
'h Ks.ise. Eyes, etc. Dr.. CRU1CksHANK.
y LpitSins OF declaration made before M.COHN.
The sou 0. Mr.. Raabe WAS NUT win 9i m !. =.
!: .ne knee. After nine weeks medical tr,stu,siH
" WINS declared necessary BY III. Nacviilivrav ~
ampntate the Limb. At that inprtur.. ths NJ.
tract was applied, and the wound sms.diiy cprad
without anlputatiop.
!, Inc daughter Of Mr.. Junsheim, suffering from
o u.,r a o. I'm, Ing bone 70 pronounced BY sAtki
nssssO4'u NE 41cI without vat
isfaeibry rt.ult wiA cured iust ~ sncsdiiv' ~
:, SAspntktr, Australia, Bept. ia I'm.
hereby certify that the above src the contents
81 IN advertisement publish at Aardhnrst and
TINT the nauied Drs, Macglliyrsy, Atkinson and
Hya Y. afe wen known medical practitioners ,esi
lAsned s. A.woobwArp x.yo,.
!, the undersigned acting Vice Consui 1Is,,a,a,
OF ths United States, Ut kclbonrno do hereby
cfrtify. &c. Signed JNO X. sMYTH,
Inc great ssnalve tho Extract brought
under notice Of Prince Bismarck thronah liz
Consul Of the German Empire 1t Melbourne. 80
:, AZ - ths documents IN Question Ay be inspect
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accompanied BY directions for as and REPORTS of
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Sole Agents for the Southcrn States.
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OFFICE East Baton Rouge
certify the foregoing u be o true and correct
copy Of the original list Of Jury, drawn for the
December term Of the 18th Judicial District
Court FOR the parish Of East Baton Rouge, Stats
Given under. my hand and seal Of ofBce. At
Baton kouge, this 18th day of Octobsr A. d. Iase
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL,

MAYORS OFFICE CITY OF BATON ROUGE,
Monday, Dec. q, 1890.
Regular meeting of City Council.
present-Hon. Leon Jastremski, May
or, and Messrs Burke, Week, Wax,
Brooks, Gimler, McCabe, Grady and
Duggan, Couneilmen.
The reading Of the minutes for Nov.
9Th was dispensed with, and the minutes
of adjourned meeting, Nov. 18th, were
read and approved. s''sfi VIZ
The following bills were examined and
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WANTED 4!

'HlIREE or four good COOpERS. One dollar
L and quarter paid per hogshcad and seven.
ty'tiye cents per barrel WAGES paid weekly or
monthly, "A may bcdesircd Apply Immediately
at sinclair plantation, near HrulY Landing.
twin GEO. COLLINS, Manager.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11

DR.. b. Stocking, the accomplished
Bayou Sara dentist. is rejoicing over the
arrival Of a baby boy in his house. The
little fellow came on last Thursday
night. The mother is doing well and
the doctor is happy,
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10 another column Mr.. John Johnson
announces some now arrivals In the
way of Christmas Goods, such an fine
gold iewelry, silverware, etc. The pub
lie will do well to give him call before
making purchases.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-12-11

Bills Of N. Wax for 81 60 and 81 81
bill Of Joseph Brooks for S43, and bill Of
Wood & Widney for balance Of " 50
were referred. .. ..-.
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THE Markela.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.-vfrginia skies, old, 80
asked; do. deferred, 81; do. consos, 4s4; do.
second series. 295a; do. past due coupons, rs; do
new ten -torties, 35a. North Carolina skies, old,
BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.-Cotton quiet-middling.
l3. Flour more active but unchanged. Wheat,
southern nominal; western steady and shade
easier-No. Maryland, l. A; No. western winter
red, spot and February, Al; March, al
April, 1.45Aal. 45}{ May. Lacy. Corn. southern
easier western duh and lower-southern white STA
s.; do yellow, 81; western mixed, spot. 56A
May, 5SaaSH; steamer. e 54A. Oats higher and
mixed, 4Ta4S: Pennsylvania, 49a50. Rye dull, 9Oa
92. Hay unchanged. Provisions unchanged But
ter steady-prime to choice western packed, 20a26
roll, 1Sa22. Eggs higher, Is. Petroleum I'm
changed. Coffee Iuiet-Rio cargoes, 14aI61a.
Sugar quiet-A soft, ga Whisky duh, l.10]9al. IL.
Freights dull and unchanged. Receipts-hour
2,341 barrels; wheat I6, 200 bushels corn, &c. 400
bushels oats, 5000 bushels; rye, 2, 200 bushels.
Shipments wheat, 43, 600 bushels; corn, none.
Sales--wheat, 364, COO bushes corn, 237. 900
NEW YORK, Feb. 3-stocks dull. Money. 5a
6. Exchange. long, 4Sl1s; short. 4SSH. Govern
NEW YORK. Feb. s.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet
LONDON. Feb. 3, 1880 p. m.-U. s. bonds, 4
per cents, 10S. Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage trustees certificates, 73; Atlantic and
Great Western seconds, &c. New Jersey Central
consols. 1l0E. Erie, 49zS; do. second consols 93
Pennsylvania Central, 54
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kilograms to The Star
THE HAYT INVESTIGATION.
MR.. PARNELL'S COURSE.
A Dublin Criticism.
THE BILLINGS WIFE MURDER.
A TERRIBLE ENCOUNTER.
A Dublin Criticism.
He BILLINGS WIFE MURDER.
A TERRIBLE ENCOUNTER
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

We
MANCHESTER, Feb. 3.--The Manchester Guar
diGn. in its commercial article this morning
says: The upward movement at Liverpool in
duces sellers here to advance quotations point
tfom fridays prices. but the views of buyers
have undergone little change, and they mostly
hold alOof. Yarns for China are in fair demand
at full rates but India and China staple goods
are quiet. Prices are too high for merchants to
operate freely.
Bulgarian Elections.
SOFIA, Feb. 3.-The elections for the Bulgl-
iian assembly have terminated in the re-elec-
thought here that Prince Alexander may again
dissolve the assembly.
England and Persia Against R ussia.
81. PETERSBURG, Feb. 3.-The RerGIG referring
re the supposed intention of Persia under Brit
iSh inspiration to seize Herat says:-This step
would be hostile to Russian interests. Russia
certainly will not retire before small Asiatc
state. melted by foreign power. The Heraid
points out that England is not in position TO
defend Persia against Russia.
FIimsOiI Again.
LONDON Feb. 3.-Mr. Samuel Plimsoll. mem
Der of the House of Commons, addressing his
constituents at Derby yesterday referred to
the loss of life and property caused by the shift
ing OF caIgoeS, and said that 1t could be effect
ually Iemedied at trihing expense. The rem
edy which he intended to bring before Parlia-
ment was the loading OF grain in sacks.
RGurbOnism IN Paris.
IoNDoN, Feb. "A Paris dispatch TO The
Da'jg 7tItgrolM says: THE government appears
olent societies which distribute in Paris certiti-
Gates for relief bearing the Bourbon arms sur
mounted by royal CROWN
The Cuban Question i'm Spain.
LONDON, Feb "a dispatch from Madrid to
HeUterS Telegram Company says that an in
terpellation Will be brought forward in the
chamber OF deputies to-day (Tuesday) in refer
ence to Cuban affairs.
The Hanover Petroleum Region.
LONDON, Feb. "A dispatch from Berlin to
the SdHdd'd says, that steps are being taken
10 form petroleum boring company, TO work
the newly discovered Oil wells in the Hanover
petroleum region. the present borcs yielding an
average interest of % per cent. upon the capi-
tai invested, against 10 per cent. realized in
America.
Fresh Meat From Australia.
The steamer Strathleyen with cargo of fresh
neat In cases and live stock from Australia for
London, has arrived in the Thames The meat
preserved in cases is perfectly fresh.
Irish Starvation Reports Contra
dicted.
LONDON Feb. 3.-The DutcheSs OF Marlbo-
foughS Irish relief funds committee yesterday
investigated the reported cases OF starvation in
the nefghborhOOd OF CarSonstown and found
that the reports were untrue. There have been
no cases of starvation there and no coroaer's
VerdictS rendered of death from starvation such
as have been referred to.
Lord RcacOnSfield Well Again.
The health OF Lord BeaconSfeld is re-eStab-
liShed.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-The Posts financial ar
ticle to-day says: The Stock Exchange markets
are all very quiet to-day. T. S. bonds are
strong and exceptionally active, the per cents.
having adanced to 105i.ah-the highest price
ever charged; the remainder Of the list Is up TO
l5alt. Railroad investments continue strong
bui the market to-day is without feature, the
share speculation is tame and the fluctuations
are within narrow limits. The speculation ap-
pears at the moment to turn on the sig
nature OF the proposed traffic contract TO which
the Erie and the Lake Shore are the principal
parties. Canada southern stock has been excep-
ttonalIy weak, the price falling 2h per cent.
The stocks at all active are Lake Shore, Erie
Wabash and Pacific ID. L. and W.. Jersey Cen
trail and W. L. Telegraph. Speculative railroad
bonds are generally lower than yesterday. In
the money market the quotations for call loans
ted States bonds. Prime mercantile paper is
)a5I[ npr cent
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THE BILLINGS WIFE MURDER.
New Evidence Against the Husband

NEW YORK, Feb. IA Ballston, NY, special
says: District Attorney Ormsby has discovered
witness who, according TO statements made
is OF the utmost Importance in the Billings case
This person, George W. Frazer claims to know
all about the case and if his story is true it
solves the mystery of Mrs. Billings death. Ac-
cordlng to his statement, on the night of the
house where Billings lived. and at the time the
shot which killed Mrs. Billings was fired he saw
Billings run toward the well in which the gun
was afterwards found. He claims that Billings
furnished him with the necessary funds to leave
the country until the affair had blown over He
took his wife and child, and started for Vermont
state, and was gone five or six months, at the
end OF which time he thought it would be safe
TO return. Frazer is mason by trade, and has
lived around Fort Miller several years. He has
Interpolation OF being a sort of ruffan and
C0mnaOv
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Terrible Encounter of Drunken Men
Armed with Axes.

NEW YORK, FEB. IA special from Newton
n. j., gives the particulars of terrible encoun-
terWith axes between two intemperate men near
SWartsWood, On Saturday last. Their names
are William Schoonover and William Marvin
They had frequently quarreued and fought, but
on this occasion, while on their way from
drinking, they attacked each other with axes.
They were separated as soon as possible. but
not before Marvin had nearly severed Schoono-
yer's left arm below the shoulder and himself
received slight scalp wound The latter eS-
capped, and Schoonover is lying at the point OF
DEATH
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q Because Of engagements elsewhere, Gen
Butler has withdrawn from the defense of Royal
=: Conant, the accused Boston defaulting bank
oficer.
a. The 9.20 mare seMidnight,n - owned by John
and Charles Wheeler, Of Eatontown, N. J., died
Of blood poisoning Sunday.
II VIM. Allen, a New York pedler, 81 years Of
age, who had been committed to the tOmhS for
larceny, hung himself In the cell YESTERDAY
morning. ..4-5---ses~-----F
tEPatrick Hayes, switch tender on the
Lake Shore road, was torn to pieces on 6atur.
day night near Erie, Pennsylvania Il y sup
posed that the high wind prevailing blew him on
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Mr. P3rnell7s Attacks on the Dub.
lin Committee.

NEW YORK, FEB. IA Herald Special from
Dublin states that Mr.. ParnelrS attacks on the
Mansion House committee for the relief of the
distress, as telegraphed here, are regarded as
utterly ineXplicable, and cause great consternt-
tion among Mr.. ParnelTs own friends. The
committee is entirely non-polticalin its charac-
ter. Each OF its 800 local committees consists of
Protestant and Catholic clergy, the most re-
spectacle people Of the neighborhood, and in
many cases some of Mr.. Parnell's personal
friends are connected with them Lord Mayor
Gray, who is working night and day for the
committee has been prominent speaker at
land agitation meetings, and V. B. Dillon, the
the Mansion House Fund, is John Dillon's
cousin
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tEThe Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette
railroad was sold at Cincinnati yesterday to the
purchasing committee for the b0ndholders for
81, SOC, 900.
The moulders at the extensive stove works
OF Orr, Painter q Co, Reading, Pa, struck yes
terday for Is per cent. advance In wages. The
stove mouidefs ut R0gersf0rd, Pa, have done
likewise. = :
uA young woman named Mary Newman
was arrested in PottsvfIle, Pa, yesterday
charged with infantic1de. At the hearing she
confessed the crime and implicated another
woman. She was committed 70 prison.
ia Tennessee hunter nred at bird. and
Wnged two passengers n distant railroad
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ShipwreCIxS.

SMITHvIILE, \. c., Feb. "a three -masted
schooner. name unknown, went ashore early
this morning on Baldhead beach. Steam tug
Tecumseh was notified and started out TO her
assistance. Tug just returned, and reports
vessel so high up on the beach. could not get
near her. Vessel appears to be deserted.
SEABR!GHT, n. j., Feb. 3.-The brig Castalia,
from Galveston ashore abreast of the High
lands, struck at 2 O'Clock this morning The
crew consisting OF ten men. and one lady pas
senger. were landed safely by the life saving
crew from station No. 3.
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A DEFAULTING EXPRESS CLERK

obtained circulatian to-day In the financial and
business circles OF the city that one OF the
principal officials In charge Of the American
Express company had been defaulter to the
amount of 500, 600. A representative Of the N.
Y. Commercial called at the office Of the COM
pany to verify the report, and In conversation
very little foundation. 1t had been based on the
fact that one OF the clerks named Rice had
made an overdraft Of few Thousand dollars,
and when the matter was found out he was
compelled, said Mr.. Fargo, ssto pay back the
amount, and was promptly dismissed from the
Is all there is in it."
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Jim-Jans and a Confession of Mur.

HALIFAX, n. B., Feb. "a soldier of the royal
artillery disappeared mysteriously from the
posed to have deserted. On Sunday a member
OF the same corps, while suffering from a at OF
delirium tremens, said he had killed his comrade
Ghe missing man) with his sword and had
thrown his body into the harbor. The story is
not credited by the military Authorities. In
quiry WILL however, be made
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s1I9, ,22S.99; customs, $500, ,754.55.
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The Evangelical Alliance,

Inc executive committee of the Evangelical
Alliance gave reception to the clergy Of this
city In the parlors Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association last evening. There was an
exceptionally large attendance OF clergymen
and friends Of the cause.
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DR.F. A. Won MOSCHZISKER,

THE WELL-KNOwN EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN
AND SPECIALIST, LATE OF PHILA-
DELPHIA, WHO HAS RECENTLY
ESTABLISHED HIMSELF IN
WASHINGTON, AT
619 10th st. NV.
Special attention is given to the practice OF the
EYE, EAR, THROAT, LUNG, CHEST DIS
EASES, CATARRH, ASTHMA, and the
RESTORATION OF NERVOUS
FUNCTION.
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THE W. L. INFANTRY FAIR.-The committee
having charge OF the fair for the Washington
Light Infantry Corps, which will commence at
Masonic Temple on the 23d instant, have estab-
lfshed their headquartersin the Chronicle build
ing, Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street, and
of articles from merchants and others It is
expected that this will be one of the most sue
cesSful fairs of the kind ever held here and the
corps hope to, and doubtless will, realize sum
sufficient to fully uniform and equip the entire
command, now numbering 15O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-03

The SENATE PASSED THE BILL yesterday pro-
viding that writ OF error from the Supreme
Court OF the U. S. to the supreme court OF any
territory shall be In criminal cases. where the
accused shall have been sentenced 20 capital
punishment, ard in such case the allowance or
such writ shall operate as supersedeas, and ali
territory to the Supreme Court OF the u. s.. as
provided by the act, shall have precedence Of
hearing In said court. The act applies to all
judgment has not been executed: IN Such cases
defendant SHAH have six months from paessaQe
wrft.of error ss'.'-
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Maine l,eyisyeture.

AUGUsTA. NE. FEB. 3.-In the house an order
was passed that the committee on the alleged
bribery OF members OF this house shall be In
Structed to proceed at once with the investiga
jlon. and report as soon as possible. II was or
dered that the Judiciary committee inquire as
10 the aGvisabflity of amending the constitu-
zion OF the state so that the right OF suffrage
shall be limited to those who are able TO read
and write the English language.
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The snow Storm North OF Washing.
ton.

PoRr JERvTs, N Y, Feb IA severe north
east storm has been blowing over this section
for the past twelve hours. The wind Is blowing
q heavy gale, pflng the snow up in places three
to four feet deep At Monticello the snow Was
unusually severe, the wind approaching h,lr-
ricanism violence. Snow has fallen from four
TO six inches deep. Detention TO trains
is slight. Trains over the Delaware
division to SusQuehanna win not be detained
Oh account OF the storm. The Thermometer IS
fourteen degrees above zero.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Feb. "A heavy snow
storm has prevailed all the morning, causing
some delay to trains and boats
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Fire and LOss Of Life.

BEVERLY, MASS, Feb. s.-The summer resi-
dence Of W. B. Pickman was burned this morn.
ing. Loss 81, 900; insurance unknown. By the
falling of chimney boy was killed and sew
eral fiemen were severely hurt; one-the fore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-03

REV. EDWARD CowLEY, charged with starving
and ill-treating children under his care In the
shepherds Fold" a charitable institution In
New York, was arraigned yesterday, pleaded
not guilty, and was remanded for trial next
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The Nayt investigation in New
York.

NEW YORK Feb. 3-The committee appointed
by the board OF Indian commissioners, at the ne
quest OF Secretary SchurZ. TO investigate the af-
tairs OF Indian Commissioner Hayt. met at noon
to-day at the Metropolitan hotel The members
OF the committee in attendance were Amos G.
BarStow. of Rhode Island, chairman; ClintonB.
Fisk, OF New York; David A. Jerome of Michi-
gan, and William ii. INon. The session was
strictly private, and the members OF the COM
mittee were reticent about the work they were
engaged in.
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Two CoUNTERFEITERS ARREsTED.-An agent
of the secret service telegraphs from Mansion,
Wis, the arrest of Nathan and Samuel F. Jones
for manufacturing and dealing in counterfeit
coin.
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NEW YORK NOTES.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Rev Dr. j. C. X. Milligan
pastor of the Firsts Reformed Presbyterian
Church, In 2Sth street, and his son, youth of
at the corner of 32d street, roughly handled but
by vigorous defence on the part OF the young
man his aSSailantS were beaten off, The motive
they were fotled only by the vigorous blows
dealt by young Milligan and his father.
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NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 3.-General John Brisbin,
formerly a member of Congress from Pennsyl-
for the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad died here to-day.
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Having gained the confidence of the community
by his many cures in the above maladies, fur
ther comm ent is needed as TO his skill.
New references besides those already published,
al persons Of the highest standing, be obtained
at his rooms, where the names of over fifty 500 of
the best citizens of Washington, already treated by
him, can be examined.
AT his Offices can also be examined letters (from
some of the most widely known citizens of the
United States) of acknowledgment of professional
benefit received, among the communications from
such men as Senator d. W. VOORHEES,, Governor
HORATIO SEYMOUR, Hon. j. G. New, Hon. Ros-
WELL HART, Hon. ELLIS Ii. ROBERTS, Hon. JOHN
ABNoT, and hundreds of others equally well
known.
The Following Speaks for Itseif:-To
Whom II May Concern:
we the undersigned citizens of Philadephla, take
pleasure in cert fyins that DIR. L. A. Won MOSCH-
ZISKER has been y resident of our city for some
years, during which he has acquired distinguished
reputation a practitioner in diseases of the Eye
Ear and Throat. He has also, during some time past
been Professor and Clinical Operator in one of our
Medical Institutions. We recommend him to the
cordial support of the Press and the confidence of
the communities be may fit to visit:
n. MCMlCHAEL, Mayor of the City:
+. W DAVIS. Speaker of the House of Reps. Pa. :;
JOHN W. FORNEY, Editor Press;
CHARLES McCLINTOCK, Morning Post;
F. G. ELMAKER, R, Us. Marshal;
:. v. GRA1SoN, Mercury;
Ho2. A. X. MCCLURE.
G. X. WARBURTON, Evening telegraph
r. L. FEATHERSTONE, Evening Bulletin.
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N6W 1Ukk, FHD. &c. c. Waite eSQ,, prODrl.
etor OF the Breyoort house, and one OF the pre-
pnetos, ,1 Of ne me WINDSOR hotel died at halfpast
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

The President will hold his last evening recep-
ton on Saturday, February I, from to 10.
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Tohe Tsnngcd i'm Anril.

NEWTON. n. j., Feb. SIN the SUSSEX county
court this morning Crill convicted of killing his
daughter, was sentenced TO be executed on Sat
Urday, the Sd OF April next