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FRIED OYSTERS 25 cents dozen In box, al
LomaX & Johnson's. corner 9th and D streets.

ELECTIONS OF OFFICERs.-The Carroll Instl-
tute held its eighth annual meeting last eve
ming. The retiring president, MIR. John Bling.
ham. presented his report OF the operations OF
the Institute during the past year. showing an
Increased membership, additional facilities for
instruction. &c. Officers were elected for the
ensuing year as fOllowS:-PreSident. John IT.
FaIlon; vice presidents. Maj. j. E. Matlet and III.
E. woodward; recording secretary, DR.. Arthur
ii. Glennan; corresponding secretary, Frank N.
Deyereux; treasurer, John j. Harley; librarian
Charles Mccarthy; assistant librarian, j. j.
Finagan; editor, NJ. Il. Johnston. Additional
members OF the board OF directors: Messrs X.
U. Hoffman, James b. Fullerton, d. A Bros
nan. g. l. Ennis and E. j. Iannan.
The Phoenix Workingmen's Benevolent asSo-
citation has elected the following officers
President, l. Roseman; vice president. Henry
Kropp; secretary. w. Martin; treasurer, E.
Trusheim. Finance eommIttee-H. Michaeis.
John A. schneider and Joseph Stumpf; messen-
ger. w. Wilke.
The following officers OF Hope Lodge. Knights
DiDgman. deputy grand dictator: j. B. Thomp.
son, dictator; Robert Wilson. vice dictator; C..
E. Brunthaver, assistant dictator: j. j. Byrne,
reporter; j. B. button, treasurer; r. A. Nc
Murray, financial reporter, and James Lingen-
felter, chaplain.
The Mutual Benefit Association OF the Signal
elected the following officers to serve for the
ensuing year: S. w. Rhode, president; John T.
Coughlln, vice president; F. NJ. NJ. Beall, treas
urer; III. E. Williams. secretary; John T. Nc
Ltou, doSlotdut oCOlCChy- IL d. CuiOl, w. H.
King and E. P. Galway, finance and executive
committee.
The Germania MaennerchOr has elected the
following officers: Aug. Duhr1ng, president;
Gust Claus, vice president; II. Ramm. secretary;
VIM. Seigwart, treasurer; Albert Leppert, bib
Hot; Nc. DebOy. collector.
Sioilian Lodge, No. 81. Knights OF Pythias, at
Bowie. Nd, elected and installed the follow
Ing officers last evening: John G.. SeitZ, p.
CD. b. Ridgway, c. G.; j. P. Bingley, V. c.: J..
II. Rathbone. N. OF E; Fl. Helnseuth NJ. OF F.;
NJ Hold u avtJ -
late; T. II. Sansbery. NJ. at A. p. S. G. j. H.
Rathbone was the Installing officer.
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THE MISSING POLICEMAN AND HIS DESERTED
the Trh nrecincf q a. Car,,rhera who on tho
10th OF December last went on leave OF absence
has not yet returned to duty, and his acquaint-
anceS here are at loss to know where ne has
gone and with whom. From the fact that one
Hattie Nelson left the city about the same time
1t Is thought that she went with him. Caruthers'
wife, who was Mary Gaines, married him In
ing his age at that time as 25 years, months
and "a days; his birthplace Memphis, Tenn;
residence ST. Louis, Mo-, and occupation engt-
neer. The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
w. Pugh- he had before this served In the
army. 1t having been asserted by some of Ca
ruthers' acquaintance that he was unmarried
and had only taken up with the woman he left
she has secured the proof that he is her lawful
husband.
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT (NO. 1l-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Crane agt. Hilton; Calf & Brother
agt. bowman; the Washington Brick Machine
company agt. Scrivener; Lewis agt- Linkins;
judgments by default. Assignment cases LETT
over.
CIRCUIT COURT (No. 2)-Judge Ragner.
Yesterday, Mackall agt. Richards; bill OF ex-
ceptions signed Poland agt, Etna ms. Co.;
on trial.
EQUITY CeURT-Judge Cor.
Yesterday, Cooley agt- Kennedy; petition for
guson agt. Ferguson; referred to John N. OIL
yer 10 take testimony. Freedman'S Savings
and Trust Company agt. Wood; auditors report
confirmed. Scott agt. Scott; SIS ordered paid
paid. Walker agt. Boyle; leave to file supple
mental bill. Schiesinger agL Schleslnger; ab-
sent defendant ordered TO appear. Barbour
agt. Semmes; sale ordered and eugene Carusi
appointed trustee. Nelson agJ. Steele; appear
ance OF absent defendant ordered.
CRIMINAL CouRT-Jldge James.
yesterday, Vim; Taylor CARRYING concealed
Annie Farley, unlicensed bar; on trial.
POLICE CoURT-J,td9e Shell.
To day, Thomas Hall. loud and boisterous;
ssor Is days. James King, profanity; $ or Z
days Thomas Lewis, loud and boisterous s. or
IS days. James H. Hilton. falling to remove the
snow from his sidew ak; 50. George Goldburg,
90; 40. VIM. j. Cartwright: f; n. D. Harris,
forfeited sn1tn collateral n Ktdwel do s.
days; appeal noted. John Harris, larceny of
some tobacco from C. 3. Stewart; months In
jail John McCarty, assault on VIM Hurd, who
testified that while delivering The STAR at a
restaurant In Georgetown, he was knocked
down and kicked by defendant and two other
men; fine OF $40 or 60 DAYS was imposed. Jno.
Douglass, larceny OF five pounds of sugar from
N: w. Burchel; $40 or 80 days. Also charged
with assaulting Jno. Gray; $40 or co days.
Harriet Holmes, threats to Emma Garnette;
personal bonds to keep the peace. Mary Burch,
charged with threats TO Annie Murphy, and
also with destroying private property, by
breaking Annte's windows; fine OF $40 was
imposed for breaking the windows, and she
gave her personal bonds to keep the peace.
Jerry Sullivan, larceny OF horse, wagon and
harness, valued at $3.50. from G. w. Knox. De-
fendant claimed that he was drunk, and did not
know what he was doing. The case was sent
70 me gra n9 )uTym6onds $500 a VIM; Orange.
Limerick, Catharlne G. Coomes. e. D. Lddane,
Adam Gaddis, John R. Ogle, G. c. Myers, Chas.
Washington, j. H. Bird, Edward N. Dorney, C.
3. Jewell, Henry Kengla, j. w. P. Myers, Graf
ton Tyler Louis MacBall and Jos. Weaver, for
feited collateral for failing to remove snow
from their sidewalks.
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The Inauguration Ceremonies.


The regular weekly meeting Of the committee
On military reception was held last evening.
Col. III. C. Hodges was In the chair and Major
W. H. Mills secretary. Mr.. Worthington said
that his conference committee had met SIM
liar committee from the civic committee and
found the latter decidedly 0p posed to allowing
the military committee 10 take charge of IN
armed veterans and Boys in Blue. They held
that such organizations fell to the care OF the
civic committee The corresponding secretary
or the executive committee repeated the infor-
nation about visiting military organizations
contained In last nights STAR. he said as fast
as he could he would furnish Col. Hodges with
the names of those military organizations that
Will certainly participate. Already he knew OF
eighty-twO that were coming. A motion by
Major Bradley that the executive committee be
requested to add suitable number OF names
nom the navy to the military committee was
adopted. On motion OF Gen. HOVey. II was de-
cfded to withdraw the Instructions to the con-
ference committee looking TO securing the care
of the veterans. and to cOnfine the work OF the
military committee to the assignment made by
the executive commirtee-all armed military
ORGANIZATIONS and the Grand Army of the Re
public. A resolution offered by Capt. Tanner,
that the chairman should inform the executive
committee that the military committee thought
separate committee for the reception OF vet
eran organizations should be appointed, was
adopted.
INAUGURATION NOTES.
letter has been received from the famous
drum and fife corps OF the Putnam PhafauX, OF
Hartford. Conn. which recently visited Atlanta,
Ga. Offering their services during the 1naugu-
ration, provided their expenses are paid. The
executive committee of the Inauguration had
already decided to quarter all visiting military
and bands free OF charge and it may be that
they will In this case further agree to pay for
transportation. The corps has nearly fifty
members uniformed In Continental costume.
The Pennsylvania reception committee have
ordered 100 high black cashmere hats, the
same number Of badges, neckties and pairs Of
fine gloves. all 10 be made TO order, TO be worn
by the members OF the committee in the In
ral do Ihnv- or n6x-< fhnir
roll the names of 95 men, among the number
being many prominent PennsylvanianS
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DRIVATE STOCK TELE0RAPH
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
HI. HI. DODGE,
BONDS, STOCKS AND INVESTMENT SEOUR-
ITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
No. $50 18TH street,
(OORCoRAN BUILDIN0.)
AGENCY FOR PRINCE AND WHITLEY.
STOCK BROKERS,
"a Broadway, New York.
Every class Of SECURITIES Bought and Sold on
Commission In San Francisco, Baltimore. Phila-
delphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders
executed on the New York Stock Exchange ct one
eighth Of one per cent commission. Private and
direct telegraph wires to Baltimore, Philadelphia.
New York and Boston, through which orders are
executed on the Stock Exchanges In those cities and
reported back promptly. Quotations Of Stocks and
Bonds and Information regarding the Markets re-
daily. Orders in Cotton. Grain and Provisions
executed with dispatch. deO2-8m
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CoHeREssMEE AND THEIR RESIDENCES
LIST OF SENATORS.

LIST OF SENATOR'S.
". A. Wheeler, President Riggs House
Allison, w. B., Iowa 1924 Vermont ave.
Anthony, q. B., r l.. 1901 Fl ST NV.
Bailey, j. E. Tenn. Eooltt House
Baldwin; Il. p, Mich, Arlington Hotel.
Bayard. Thomas F., Del, l4l5 Mass. avenue.
Beck, j. b, KY. 1873 l4th st.
Blaine, j. g., Maine, S2I 18th St NV.
Blair, q; W., NH. sos East Capitol st.
Booth Newton, Cal. Col 18th St NV.
Blown, j. E, Ga, Metropolitan Hotel
Bruce. b. K, Miss, 900 St NV.
Burnside, A: E., K. l.. 1923 St NV.
Butler. NJ. c.. S. c.. 2O27 St NV.
Call. Wilkinson, Fla, National Hotel
Cameron. Angus. Wis, Wizards Hotel.
Cameron; J; D.; Pa, Worm ley Hotel
Cockrell, +. NJ. Mo-, $50 18th ST. NV.
Coke. Richard, Texas, us 9th st. NV.
Conkling. Roscoe, n. Y, 'O4 14th st. NV.
Davis, David, Ill, National Hotel
Davis, H e., w. Va, Arlington Hotel.
Dawes, Ii. l., Mass, 1905 St NV.
Eaton. W. W.. Conn.,. 90 Grant Place.
Edmunds, g. F.. Vt, l4ll Massachusetts, ave.
Ferry, T. W.. Mich, National Hotel
Garland, A. e.. Ark. 5l9 I'd st. nlw.
Groome J. B., Nd, 1928 l ST. NV.
Hamlin Hannibal, Me- Wizards Hotel
Hampton, Wade s. G. Not arrived.
Harris, l. G.. Tenn, 5l5 18th st. NV;
Hill, Ben jamin H.. Ga. 81 Grant Place.
Hill, N. r, Col, 1lo7 Massachusetts ave.
Hoar. G. F., Mass. sl9 ST. NV.
Ingalls,, j. j., Kan, Gil 18th ST. NV.
Johnston. j. W., Va. 1894 Massachusetts, ave.
Jonas B. F., La, WIZARDS Hotel.
Jones, c. W., Fla, 1i16 G ST. NV.
Jones. j. P, New, cor. Nj. ave. and B St sc.
Kellogg, w. P, La, Wizards Hotel
Herman, Francis. n. Y. 1906 st. NV.
Kfrkwood, S. j., Iowa, 1914 10th ST. NV.
Lamar j. q. c.. Miss. Metropolitan Hotel.
Logan John A, ILL.,. Sl2 18th st. NV.
Mcdonald j. E.. Ind, Wizards Hotel
Mcmillan. S. ]. R., Mimi, 211 North Capitol st.
Mcpherson, j. R. N j., 1909 Mass. ave.
MaXey, S. B., Tex, Alb 4th ST. NV.
Morgan, j. T., Ala, 401 q st. NV.
Morrill,. j. s., VT. cor. Vermont ave. and NJ st.
Pendleton. G. H., Ohio. 1901 st. NV.
Patt. o. H., Conn.,, Arlington Hotel
Plumb, P. B., Kan, National Hotel.
Pugh, Jas. L., Ala, National Hotel.
Randolph, T. F., Nj, 1926 Massachusetts ave.
Ransom, Matt. W., N. c.. Metropolitan Hotel.
Rollins. E. B., n; H., l45 East Capitol St
Saunders, A, Neb., Riggs House.
Sharon, VIM, New. Not arrived.
Slal er, J. H., oregon, $40 F st.
Teller, II. NJ, Col, 1911 NJ st. NV.
Thurman, A. g., Ohio, 1911 14th St NV.
Vance, z. B., n. c., Arlington Hotel.
Vest. G. g.. Mo-, cor. Delaware av. and c st. ne.
voorhees,, D. W., Ind, 1927 St NV.
Walker, j. D., Ark, 720 18th ST. NV.
Wallace, w. A., Pa, WillaId's Hotel.
Whyte, w. P, Md, Welcker'S.
Williams, j. S., KY, Riggs House.
Window, W., Minn., ZIG Vermont ave.
Withers, r. E., Va. Alexandria, Va.
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.
>. I. Burch, secretary. 1925 Vermont ave.
X. j. Bright sergeant at arms, POI East Cap. st.
henry E. PeytOn, executive clerk, GLIB 18th q. ".
F. Z. Shober, chief clerk, 521 18th st. NV
Isaac Bassett assistant doorKeeper, Is I'd ST. ne.
W. P. McMichael, postmaster Metropolitan.
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A WOMAN AT THE WORCESTERSHIRE Alex
andrla Gdzeue OF yesterday says: The only
case except that Of Officer Barney NcCann
who was suspended from the police force for
drunkenness, before Mayor Smith this morning
was that OF Mary Eliza johnson and William
Brown, both colored, charged with stealing q
box Of tobacco from j. Crilley, VINO keeps a
restaurant Oh the corner OF King and Union
streets. The woman admitted that she and
Brown were the guilty parties, and stated that
the tobacco had been sold In Georgetown,
wherenpon they were sentenced to receive
thirty mine lashes each. The sentence was
promptly executed so far as the woman was
concerned; but the man, claiming to be In q
diseased condition, was held for medical exam
nation. The physician deciding that the exc
cution Of the sentence would do him no harm
Brown received his thirty nine lashes this
afternoon.
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THE NATIONAL RIFLES met at their armory
Marinis hall. last evening. P. L. Rodler. John
H. Olcott, E. T. PeJtlngill. James S. Barnes.
Harry Bowers. A. S. Lynch. A. Stoddart and
w. y. Douglass were elected honorary mem
]. U. Manson was elected recording secretary;
VIM. NJ. Thompson, corresponding secretary;
James A. Sample, treasurer. The following
standing committees were announced :-Ex-
pie, II. Addison. j. p. Page and c. B. Fonda
Finance commlttee-Mm. II. Rupp, George w.
Riggles, c. A. Smith, w. p. Vale and Clarence
Story. Recruiting cOmmittee-JaS. F. oyster,
F. NJ. Barnes, C. F. Barrett, j. B. Burnside and
c. Atkinson. Court-martial-LL N. W. Fitzger-
aid, K B. Gittlngs,C. F. Barrett Deer1ng Fosdick
and ia. Sample. A beautiful flag was presented
to the company by Noble d. Larner formerly
first lieutenant Of the old organization, and now
an honorary member Of the company. col
lection for the poor OF the District was taken
up, and the sum Of $40 so was raised.
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A RULING AS TO CARRYING WEAPONS.-Yes-
terday, IN the Criminal Court, (Judge James
In the case OF George w. Taylor, charged with
court made an important ruling. 1t was shown
that the defendant had pistol In his hand
when the officer arrested him. but there was no
proof that he owned 1t nor that 1t was con-
cealed. MeSSrs. Cook and Cole, for the defend
ant raised the point that under the law the de-
fendant must be acquitted. The court held that
the act OF the legislature was not intended TO
interfere With the open carrying of weapons,
and applied only TO carrying concealed weapons.
The jury, on taking the case, failed to agree.
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YOUR THROAT FEELS SORE OR UNcoNFoRr.
ABLE use promptly DIR. Jayne's ExpectOranL
IL VIII relieve the air passages of all phlegm
or mucous allay Inflammation, and so give the
affected parts chance TO heal No safer rem
edy can be had for all coughs and colds or any
complaint OF the throat or lungs, and q brief
TRIAL win prove its efficacy.
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THE TURKS hate John Bull but they like DR..
Bulls cough syrup as the best remedy they
know of.
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The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIsF SIGNAL OFFICER,l
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. /. 1881, $3.50 a N. {
. For the middle states, clearing colder weather,
norIhefly and westerly winds and rising bar.
ometer.
RANGE OF TEE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings of the ther.
mometer at the Signal ONCE during the day.
am, $40; 7.36 q. m. go; II an, 36o;
9p. NJ, 36o. Maximum. &c., minimum, 33o
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THOMAS BOWLING will sell. at his regular sale
tc morrow, lot OF bank counters and
screens.
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nave failed 10 cure Itching. scaly and scrofl-
lous humors- Physicians admit IT, but say they
have nothing better. Investigate the Culicura
Remedies al your druggists before you despair
of cuIp
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &C.. Tonight.
F0rds opera HO,Gse.-"A Child OF the State"
National Ttedter.-.'The Two Orphans"
timers Music Hau.-The original Spanish
Students.
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GOOD DRIVER for milk wagon. See Wants +

UNLICENSED VENDORS OF WHISKY-TO- day
In the Criminal Court, In one Of the unlicensed
B. Williams appeared, colored man named
Paul Chase testified that he went TO q store
with half pint flask and bought half pint Of
whisky; that he was employed In getting up
cases fer a month or more Mr.. Miller OBJ
jected to witness going further and MIR. Cook
said he intended to raise the question that Ia
disregard and violation Of and without au-
thority OF law, the District, through hired
agents. had attempted to entrap persons into a
violation of law. The court allowed further
that he was engaged In August, 1879, by c. G.
Smith, and continued until November and re-
ceived his pay, 8. 25 per day, from the clerk at
Police Headquarters for which he receipted.
issue TO the clerk TO produce the receipts. A
man named John NJ. Henderson was with
witness at the time He made his reports to
Smith, living In Burch Alley South Washing
ton.
DEATH OF JUDGE BRENT OF MARYLAND-Hon
George Brent associate Judge OF the Court OF
Appeals, and chief Judge of the seventh iuucia,
circuit OF Maryland died yesterday morning OF
valyular disease OF the heart, at his residence
in Charles county, Maryland In which county
he was born September rs, 1871 his mother be-
ing sister OF James Thomas. who was at one
uated at Georgetown College, D. c., and after
wards studied law In this city with his uncle,
VIM. l. Brent. completing his legal education
at Harvard University. originally whig, he,
on the breaking up OF that party. united with
county several times in the state legislature.
and was member Of the state constitutional
convention In 1850 he was married In 1S49 10
Catharfne, eldest daughter OF Hon. VIM. ID.
Merrick, who died IN August, 1877, leaving him
tiers and two sons. Judge Brent was recog-
nned as lawyer Of ability,
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AMUSEME NTS.

I I'LL VELING's CONCERT, JAN. "a,
AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
MISS LULU YELLING will be assisted 10y
Miss ISABELLA Freddy
Mr.. K. ARNOLD,
Mr.. JAMES MCCORMICK
Mr.. 4. r. YELLING, and q
CFCRCS OF TWENTY -FOUR YOUNG LADIES'
Let ns hear something's day Miss ISABELLA
Fkf Prof. bish. If thu Blish School Of
tlocutlcp, and one Of tie ablesi teachers of the
day, gives her The folowii X ties imunial:
BLIsH SCHOOL OF kLoCUIIoN.
- 20 Temple Place noston Nov. y, lSSO.S
No ihdr Miss Freediep:-I consider il a privilege
and easure 10 Ice alb t. testify your merits as
reader and interI refer of dramatic thought aud
TO recommend You 70 the public 90 worthy of their
favor, believing that You will merit henever the
opportunity is presented
You're very truly, GFo, W. Blush.
ian7-l3t
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RrAin and NerNe.

Wells Health Remover. gr, aiest remedy on
earth Tor impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
&C. 81, al Druggists asa Pa. ave.
"ALDERHKY w Aa0Ns."-Fresh Attorney butter
cnurned every morning. and delivered Ia y lbs
ward" prints. 45c. per 10. Also, coftag @
cheese. buttermiik and sweet milk So. per OF
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pUCKWHEAT. BUOKWHEAT.-Just received
ID car load New York Patent Process" BUCE-
WHEAT. Fer sale by BEAVANS SHAW. CORNER
Altn ana b sta- northwest. d6CI4.lnls
THAT AOUBEHOLD SEWING MAOHINE-We
have nothing 70 say-It SPEAKS for itzelf
NEY. ga 9Th ct. q. " Renting 68 per month Mo
EOR BEST FOUNTAIN PINS, Wholesale and
- Retail at Manufscturers Prices, call on GEO.
4. hEkRlOK, Agentfor MackinnOn Pen o.. 928
street northwest. dec10i ~
e)EI6 CORN 6OLVENT.-Warranted "a cnre
Il Hard ana Soft CORNE without injury 0r pain
g: GIk6LEk, Agent. Boots and 66oea. lO2l
7th 1t. nv, No cure no y. ocf2l.Sm
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REV. Mr.. MAsoN's Observation-Disclosures. Mr..
Mason. or the E-street Baptist church, in reply
to question by STAR reporter, as TO his rea-
sons for rendering his resignation. said that
when he was called to the E-street church
about two years ago. he had under cOnsidera-
ton call elsewhere, which he was inclined to
accept, but, looking over the ground he con-
cluded to accept the offer from EstreeJ church,
with the view OF uniry1ng certain interests and
not with the idsa that he should be the perma
nent minister. Having. as he thought sue
ceeded In his work, and the church being nov
In perfectly harmonious condition, and still
being inclined to go elsewhere, be had rendered
his resignation. There was perfect unanimity
Of feeling between pastor and people, and if he
had thought 1t was otherwise he would not have
taken this course. for he had made rule never
to leave church II there was not perfect har-
mony existing This course had been premedi-
dated, for six months ago he had informed his
Wife that he should tender his resignation on
the I'd Of January. 1851.
The action Of the church In the resolution
requesting Mr.. Mason to recall his resignation
was formally presented to him last evening
by the deacOns, and he holds 1t under consider
alton for a few days.
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EUcALYPTINE cures cuts, burns and scratches.
25 cents
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CITY ITEMS.
Qvsssrs Ov.tsr. ny,.,

Capt. Hall. or schooner Lrsbear. mas arrived
from Quantico, by Il and L. railroad with
thousand bushels OF good oysters, In three car
loads. Selling cheap
TIE TASGIER OYSTER DEPOT,
9th and +. (Johnson's>, has purchased one car
load. and is now selling at the former low
prices: Steamed Is. and fried. ia box, Is cents.
Best stock, lowest prices Ladies' saloon at
tached. lt
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

REMOVAL. REMOVAL.
THE
BRANCH BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE
aAs REMOVED TO
Pill AND 2llh PKNNA AVE. 8. E.,
Normerly j. T. Earnshaw's)
Where we can accommodate the public Of Capitol
Hin and surrounding country with full stock os
the very latest styles OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT THE VERY LOWEST PREoEs.
Don't forget the Name and No.
I'll AND Ally PENNA. AVE. &. T..
Sign OF the He'd Flag.
p. S.-49l WILL BE CONTINUED THE SAME As BE.
FORE.
LEOPOLD BICHOLD,
1an6 Proprietor.
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OFFICIAL REPORTERS OF DEBATES.

SENATE.
D. F. Murphy, 3l4 G st. NV.
ASSISTANTS.
Theo. F. Shuey, 473 Missouri avenue.
Edward v. Murphy. 419 I'd St NV.
Henry j. Gensler, 1878 18th st. NV.
HOUSE.
John j. McElhone. 1918 Vermont ave.
William Blair Lord, Riggs House.
David Wolfe Brown, lis Maryland ave. ne.
j. K. Edwards Anacostla, d. C.
John II. White, 5l6 18th st. NV.
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OyERCROwDED HOSPITALs.-The severe wealth.
e. has had the effect OF oyercrOWding the Freed
mans Hospital with patents, and many OF them
have been semitic the AImshOuse Hospital. Mr..
CaSSwell, commissioner OF the almshOuSe, states
mat he has over one hundred patients in the
hospital at the poor house, aud that be has been
compelled TO fit Up one Of the houses in the
magazine grounds for a temporary branch hos
pitai. He states that there has never been a
time Stree he has had charge OF this service
when there has been such a rush to the poor
house and hospital \ large majority Of the
cases are from bad colds, pneumonia, and
diseases aggravated by the severity OF the
weather.