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EVENING STAR larck SI, LOCAL NEWS. Wattovil Jefferson as "Rip Winkle." Libcolb by Rev. Dr. C. H.

Ball. Smith A Stbobb's Abt Gallxbt. MS ft. MtmiTn't Art Oaixut, 4M 7 th street. Barlow's Ast Qallbbt, 231 Pa miu.

a Navy Yabd Saturday. taentv-hve men, known laborers. in the department of the Civil Engineer of the Navy Yard, were suspended from employment. in consequence of toe want of money to Tin the entire force now employed in the Bureau of and Docks. Efforts will be made at the Navy itepartjaent to-day.

Iw the executive officer of the yard, rapt. T. H. Patterson, now ia charge of said bureau, to hare the funds on hand by other bureaus transferred to Yards and Bureau, in order that the work may be continued. Of the twenty-tire men cha'gi several, who had never served In the armv or navy.

were placed there by order of the Secretary or the Saw. At this time there is but one in which there is a snffieieacj where about tre employed. There Is considerable comment about the yerd and among those recently discharged. in relation to honorably discharged soldiers ami sailo-s being removed and those who have never done service in defence of the government retain-d. It is stated that in the place of a discharged workman, who served throughout the whole war.

recently a man was appointed who serv? three (according to own admissions) in the rebel army. Thus yard ia prnb tblv the best officered yard in the country. at least numerically, there being thirty officers, while the number of men employed is leas than Tun. The number of officers during the war, when frequently the rolls called for mrn. neier exceeded the number at present attached to the yard.

A motsthlt Birnso of Columbia Typographical 1 nion. No. was held at the City Hall on Saturday evening. The committee o-i the application of Fred 1 Kiuglass. a colored now engaged in the Era office, was granted further time.

It was decided that the Union send live representatives to the State onncil of the and the presiilent appointed Messrs. D. W. Flynn, K. MacMurray.

A. T. avis. Wm. R.

McLean, and Thomas F. Maher as the delegation. A preamble And resolutions were adopted, aettftig forth that the Congress of the United States bow nnder consideration a project to establish a postal telegraph system; and as it is a matter that seriously all printers. Inasmuch as tbe present system or telegraphic communication. being controlled by a monopoly ia the of a few.

Is so managed as to prevent the establishment of ACT more newspapers, thus lessening the channels of Information and the free and untrammelled diffusion of hnowltdge that should characterise a republican government, founded upoa the principles of tree speech and a free presa: therefore resolved that Columbia Typographical Union. 101, earnestly request Congress to enact into law tbe proposition to establish a postal telegraph system, so that the ehanuelsof telegraphic communication may be to all. and that there may be no hindrance to the extension of a profession which has done so much to enlighten, civilize and improve the condition of the world, Ac. TnrriRAH( i Bight, a juvenile temperance aeoooiauoB waa formed in the lecture-room of the Thirteenthstreet Baptist Church. A constitution and bylaws were adopted, and the following officers were elected Alfred Cloughlv; Vice President.

Chas. Stratton; Secretary, E. J. Knowles; Treasurer, C. C.

Brown; Chaplain, C. W. Flint. Jr. The officers are all young pupils in the Sabbath school, with the exception of the president.

It Is intended to be under the dfrectnin of the Sabbath school cnildren. male BBd female. The ashington Temperance Society held a meeting last night at the Board of Trade O. K. Harris presiding.

Addresses were made by T. C. Wheeler and Hugh Divine, ot George- and W. G. Flood.

J. D. Harris. S. K.

Young, W. E. Lovett and Joseph WaUh! 8eyeral joined the society. Council Ko. 1, Sons of Jonadab, are now verv active in work, and it is seldom that the'v a meeting at which a number of candidates are not initiated.

A AttAinuuT police of the Sixth Precinct, (nnder Lieut. Eckloff,) whose station-house is at the corner or 9th and streets, just now are obliged to work nnder many disadvantages on account of having no cells'at tbe station-bouse. At present, an officer making aa arrest is first required to take the prisoner to the station-bouse, where be or she is searched, name taken. and tben to the Central Guard-house, where the prisoner ia locked up, unless the justice is there to try the case. The same officer on the arrival of the justice is required to go to the Central Guardhouse for the prisoner, and if the arrested persob is committed to the workhouse in default of toe, the officer is required to escort him or her back to the Central Guard-house again, thus making three trips with one prisoner, where owe only ought to be required.

Tbb Anna's Ferry Watxr Power abd ManrracrcBixo Cohfaby," composed of the purchasers of the Government property at Harper's Ferry, held a meeting in this city Saturday evening last to organize a compaav in accordance with a charter granted by the State of West Virginia, and the following etteers were elected for the ensuing President. George II. Plant; Treasurer. Nathaniel Wilson; Secretary, Capt. F.C.Adams; Directors, George H.

Plant, Clinton Lloyd, Geo. W. Kiggs. Wm.B. Webb, 8.

P. Brown, F. C. fldiss Nathaniel Wllsen and F. A- Macartney.

The real estate belonging to this eempany extends two and one-half miles along the Potomac river, and, with the improvements thereon, coat the Government nearly three million dollars. Marbbt Thieves Saturday Bight the police of the sixth preciaet, under orders from Lieutenant Eckloff, arrested fourteen colored boys, who for several weeks past have been annoying the market-dealers by committing petty depredations in the Northern MBSket. Justice Mills was called and gave them a trial, and fined four of the boys S3 each and the others tl each. In default of payment, Bsoet of them were committed to the workhouse. Previous to their trial, they were locked up for short while in the scale-bouse at the market, when their cries attracted a large crowd.

Manv of these loiterers around the market come from Arlington Heights, Stantontown. and other colored settlements in the county. A Pbowlibo 8 wc o'clock last evening, officers J. H. and -J.

J. Smith, of the sixth precinct, noticed a man acting suspiciously 1b the yard of Col. Eastman, (Franklin Row,) and rang the door bell to inquire whether he Bad been la the bouse, when the man went ott hnrriedly. Nothing was missed from Col. East man's excepting some writing paper.

A boat half an hour afterwards the same officers noticed the door of Mr. Lathrop's stable open, and going in found a satchel containing the stolen paper. About 11 o'clock these officers noticed a man in the alley near the (table, and gave chase, but did not succeed in overhauling him. Thb Verbal to-day occurs the vernal equinox, or crossing by the sun of the equinoctial line. At this time the days and Bights are of equal length all over the world, and win so remain for several davs, when the sun will begin to recede and the days will lengthen in northern latitudes until the day of June, the summer solstice.

Usuallv there is a commotion of the elements preceding or following an equinox, and the hail storm of Wednesday last was probably the equinoctial storm. After the 31st of March the weather usually becomes settled. On lib KB to Wb. Withers, Satunlav evening, after the close of the performance at Wall's Opera House, a number of the friends of Wm Withers, the popular young WashiBgtonlan. who has delighted the aadicnces at that house with his violin solos, extended to him an entertament at A man's res.

taarant, on 9th street. Mr. Withers, of course, had his violin with him, and during the festivities favored the company with some of his best music. A man. tbe host, had a fine spread of good thinas for the party, and entertained them in handsome style.

Th? i.itbbabt bbcbiob Saturday evening at the residence of How. Horatio King was, as usual, a very pleasant affair. Senator Tipton delivered SB oration on The Crown and the or a comparison be twee a Webster and which was vary interesting. Among those present wereSenatorsThayer and Sh? rman. Hob.

H. Ward. Commissioner Fisher. Commissioner Van Aeraam, Hon. E.

B. French, Jos. B. Will, and many others. Therb abb bihos amd bibos, bat the greatest rings are those with which Charles will the large and respectable audience which is expected to attend his seance at Odd Fellows" to-morrow night.

There will be in the and other remarkable socalled spiritual manifestations, of which oar readers can judge for themselves, when they witness them. the ruaeral of the late Conrad Heshler took place from his residence, on First street eiB, near street north, and was largely attended. Liberty Lodge, No-1, K. of was oat in lam numbers, accompanied by a section of the Marine Band. Ciaiib Hxidsibck Is the oldest wine grower in France, and the original Heidsieck whose have become so lmmenselv popular la Aib? rics.

Schultse A Taller, 40 Beaver street. N'? York, are the Sols Agents for the United States. nil Ul'ID FOB BIOAMT. Crimihal Cocbt. Judet lag the caseof Edward A Norman alias Heiatw-T, a one armed man, ndicted tor bigamy id having on the or 1808.

married Caroline Hettinger when he had a wife living, Mary Manahan. whom he marr ed on the 27 th of September, 1W6. ww on trial. Mr. Barrett appeared for the accused, and claimed that the prisoner ww entitled to discharge on the ground of a flaw In the indictment, but the Court overruled the motion and the caw went to the jury.

Both the women were in court, also the two who married the par Jen. and gave in their testimony. The Jury found a verdict of guilty. Judge Fisher sentenced the prisoner to Ave years in the Albany pesju-ntiarv, remarking that the proof was conclusive that he had married the two women; and he 4 the hoped that when the prisoner bad served out kis five yearn he would bnd the flrst woman sufficient far him, and that no polygamy would be allowed 1 Robinson, petit larceny: nolle pros. Win.

Walker. and battery with intent to kill; guilty ol assault aud sentenced to 30 days in jai'. The case of Henry Floyd, charged with murder, will be taken up to-morrow, BfJT Coirt, Judy the ease of Catherine Brown (colored) agt. the Washington. Georgetown and Alexandria Railroad Company, a as taken Cook.

Bond, and Burgess for and Merrick and Phillips for defence. This is an action for damages laid at alleged to have been sustained by the plaintiff being assaulted and ejected from one of the cars of the defendant, in February, Mr. Bond opened the for p'aintiff, after which Mr. Cook offered in evidence the acts of ongress in relation to the road. The plaintiff was sworn and testified as to the occurrence and injuries received.

Dr. Augusta was also examined as to attending for the injuries. Consecration or a Cemetery The feast ol the Annunciation of the blessed Virgin Mary on the of March, which is a holy day of in the Catholic Church, will tie celebrated next Friday at St. Mary'4 Church by the consecration of the new cemetery in Lincoln avenue and Prospect Hill. On account of the inclement weather on the 8th of December last it was postponed to this day.

Divine service at St. Mary's Church willbeou next Friday as tirst mass at 7 o'clock a. the second at 8 a.m.. and at 9 o'clock there will be High Mass and a sermon. At 1 o'clock all the Catholic societies assemble at the church, on 5th street, with their bands of music, and at 2 o'clock ptoceed in procession to the place in the following order 1.

The Young Men's St. Aloysius Society, of St. Aloysius Church, with a band of music and banner. 2. The schoolboys of St.

Mary's Cliurch. 3. The girls school of the Sisters of N. D. S.

4. The St. Mary's Sodality of daughters. 5. The Sodality of the itoeary and the ladies of St.

Mary's Church. 6. The clergy and the trustees of the cemetery. 7. The St.

Joseph's Society with a band of mnsic ami banner. 8. The St. Michael's Society. 9.

The 8t. Bonifacius Society and all others sho wish to join. All the Catholic societies of the city are invited. After the blessing of the ground tbe Kev. Father Magnire, President of Georgetown Colege, will preach in Fnglish.

and the Kev. Father irth. rector of St. Michael's Church, in Baltimore, will deliver a sermon in German. The necessary faculties for the consecration this cemetery'as a city ror the dead were given ome time to the Kev.

pastor of St. Mary's, Rev. Mathias Alig, who will perform the All Tin fashion intelligence for the spring summer season contains accounts of the increase in popularity of the Jet and Etruscan Jewelry. If these articles were not so perfectly imitated, ladies would find it almost gratify their tastes, when we consider the p-eat varieties of styles and the exquisite nevelies that are constantly making their Thanks to Mr. Prigg.

however, ladies are entbled to supply sets tor all their different cov umes at mere nominal prices, at his famous Jewelry Store. No. 486 Pennsylvania avenue, between and fith streets. Every day he eplenishes his assortment, and his establishnent is so celebrated that visitors and strangers Tom New York, Philadelphia, and other cities, here in preference to their own localties on account of the being so desirable. In Alaska Diamonds Mr.

Prigg has acquired an viable reputation. These set in Gold the regular diamond setters, as well as in Jroide, Spiral Studs. Cluster, Cross, Solitaire, Pendant Sets and Rings, and can scarcely he old from the real He a splendid Election on hand at present, which is well vorthy of examination. The Female Thief with Several Aliases. Mary Wright alias Brown alias Burr, the woman was arrested last week for the larceny of roods from various parties, was this morning jefore Walter for the larceny of two rings, a linen coat, pair of pants, Irom the residence of Mr.

Charles This is the same woman who stole the furs. 'rum the residence of Mr. Charles Stott, and it a believed that there are many other families tbs city who have suffered from her She is a Scotch woman by birth and a professional thief, her plan of operating being engage herself as a servant, and after getting with the premises to steal all within and make off to a new field of operations. She has been living with a black man, who assisting her in disposing of her plunder. Persons who have employed her and lost prop would do well the facts to DeteoJves Coombs and atnler.

Tb? priwur was to jail for court this morning. Attemitrd 9 o'clock last night, Eugene Moore, a well-known auction crier for H. auctioneers, called at drug store and purchased an ouuee of laudanum, and at once applied the vial to his mouth, and had swallowed about half aa ounce before he wss discovered and the vial snatched him- Dr. J. C.

Hall was at once called in and administered an emetic, and after Moore had somewhat recovered he was taken to the station-house and kept there all night. After arriving there, it is alleged, he a knife, intent npon his purpose of destroying himself; so the officers, to frustrate any farther attempt, put manacles upon It is hojted that alter the excitement under which he is laboring is over, he may think better of it. As Excitirg about two o'clock, the horses attached to the carriage ol Mr. S. A.

H. Marks raa away near the City Hall, iu consequence of the Whipple-tree breaking and dangling about their heels. The driver held to the reins manfully until the carriage was run into another vehicle near the corner of street, and came near being upset, when he was thrown over the dash-board and landed on his breast about twenty feet distant, bnt fortunately was not injured. A voting lady in the carriage at the time behaved with great coolness, clinging to her seat until the vehicle was l'he horses continued their flight to near Sixth street, where they were caught by Alfred West, with considerable danger to himself. TiiMarisi Corps This morning the usual dress parade and inspection of the Marines at the Barracks, near tne Navy-Yard, took place in the presence of ouite a large number of ladies aad gentlemen.

The post is now in uommand of Lieutenant Colonel Heywood, well known in this city, and the battalion under his command piwasnted, usual, a fine appearance. There are. however, less than a hundred effective men on duty here now, not enough to perform the routine duties, and many of the men are now on duty every otaer day, whereas when the number of men was sufficient the rule was two days on and four off. Recruiting for the corps is still going on, but very slowly. Knights of Pythias Supreme Chancellor Samuel Read, of New Jersey, will arrive in this city on Thursday next.

The proceedings of the last session atf the Supreme Lodge, held in New York, will be printed shortly and distributed to the membership. Messrs. Clarence M. Barton and A. T.

of this city, will eommenee the publication, on or about the 1st of April, of a semi-monthly journal, devoted to the interests of the Knights of Pythias, entitled "The Sprig of Myrtle, the prospectus of which has already been issued. Mb. CMAB. A- a well-known County Constable, and who, it will be remembered, levied on some of the furniture of the Mayor's office, a few weeks since, left his home, South Washington, Tuesday last, to be gene for a short while, aad has not been seen or heard from since. Da.

F. M. Stbibofikld, physician and sur. Cn ku established his office at 1323 9th street, ween and streets. Dr.

S. is a graduate, with high honors, of the medical department or Georgetown College. See his advertisement. 1 Violating a CoaroRATioN Harris aad Michael FiUgerald were wrested vesterdav. by Officer Offutt, for watering their horses within fifteen feet of a pump.

They were fined by ustiee Schmidt. Geobt.e aid Jamks Stewart arrested for the larceny of the clay machine, aa noticed la Thr Star of Saturday, were employes of the Fifth Ward scavenger instead of the sixth, as stated. and men too. who have persistently whistled "Shoo Fly" tor the past six months, are advised to try a change of air. missionaries report that people East ear? little about Salt religion, but ask as to Rtoney-making chances.

WTweaty coopers ta Peoria, ITliaots. have formed a co-operative rton. They have ror mad contract to make barrets Mr a leading distiller of Peoria at ninety cento each, a share of the profits accruing to we association. The coopers ruttide the association are receiving from seieaty-flve to eighty cento pec barrel. GEORGETOWN.

Sale of a J. Borne, real estate broker, has sold the large deable three-storv brick on the corner of Favette and 3d streets. ommrite the Visitation Convent and now occupied by Senator Scott of Pennsylvania, to Benjamin F- Moxley for cash. Ftch Board held a meeting this morning at their on Water street and passed a resolution adjourning the Board indefinitely or subject to the call of the Presideat. Kiver and Columbia.

Harper, from and to Baltimore. l.eaman. King, Alexandria, with wheat for Hartley Brother. A TEWPKRAKCR MRETtXO will he held at Forrest Hall to-morrow evening at o'cloek Hon. Mr.

Lovett. of Colifornia, Hill speak. ALEXANDRA. lire occurred on Saturday Yllffht in the alley between King and Cameron, aill I nion and Water which destroyed the aviary of Thomas Kell Bain's The loss not heavy. Kell had a large number of pigeons, being engaged in raising squabs ami for market.

The birds, frightened o.it of their nests by the noise, woald nr out, but arter a turn or two, fly back into the flames, where they were at once burned to death. Attempt A darinz but unsuccessful attempf was made nicht to tire one of the two frame houses of Mr. Albert on Paine street, between Kint; and 1 ameron streets. The house is underpin improvement, and Mr. Sisson was at work in one ot the upper when the smell or smoke caused him to come below, where he found a pile ot shavincs and chips against the wall, and a part of the all in a lijrht blaze.

The tlaines were extinguished speedily and no alarm was rounded. hack containing parties from ashington. while being driven along the bernie bank ot' the canal basin Friday evening, near the lime kiln of Mr. Francis, was upset and rolled down into the shallow water. 1 he only damage done, however, was the breaking of the pole, which the bystanders soon spliced, and the vehicle proceeded on itn wav to the capital at a rapid pace.

Among its occupants an Indian who had been drinking lire water. Stolen Giioiw Coomes, of Washington, and Neal, of this city, recovered a silver waiter and castor stand the second-hand clothing stjre ol a man named Kaflerty, on King street, near Columbus, which had lately been stolen from parties in Washington. I.aki? land agents, of this city, sold on the 15th the farm of Mr. Geo. Newman, in Prince William county, containing 50 acres, to Mr.

Minor of Huron county, Ohio, for $700. Thk Battle or Makamak The great and lorg-talkcd-of chicken tight tor will come oft Manassas on Thursday and Friday next, the and iMh inst. A Wall Street Flurry. The of the Street I'reyina "the Bewitching of Checks by Chemical I'rocess. Quite a sensation was occasioned in Wall street Saturday, by the discovery that skillful operators were swindling banks with altered checks, and the success which had attended the game, as far as developed, set all the brokers in motion to inspect their accounts, no one know, ing but that he, too, might be a victim.

Mesdamcs Woodhull, Claflin brokers, No. 44 Broad street, were unwittingly made parties to the transaction, but the investigation of the affair demonstrates that their connection with the was not only perfectly legitimate, but wss not assumed until alter the observance of all the customaiy precautions in cases of doubtful checks. The details of the swindle are as follows: About half-past 11 o'clock Thursday morning, a well-dressed man, having the air of Wall street habitues, entered the office of the bewitching brokers and presented a check, drawn by Parker Til ford, on the Greenwich Hank, for gold. The firm took the check, and before cashing it sent it by one of their clerks to the Greenwich Bank to have it certified, which being done, the gold was purchased of Messrs. I tlcy and paid to the individual presenting the check.

Yesterday morning the check was protested by the Fourth National Rank, where it had been deposited, Messrs. Parker Tilford stating that they had never drawn such a check, but acknowledging the signatures to be genuine. The Greenwich Hank, deceived by the genuineness of the signatures, having certitied the check, are, of course, the anly losers by the ran auction. On Friday afternoon, about half-past one, another individual presented at the establishment of Mesdames Wowlhull Claflin a check drawn by Parker Tilford on the New York County for aC.ttMJ currency, and this wan also sent by the Arm to the altove-uamed bank to be certified before cashing it. The cashier of the New York County Bank, however, suspected that something was wrong, as the check was not drawn in the same handwriting as that of the signatures, and Messrs.

Parker Tilford always fill out their own checks. the messenger was in a hurry, the cashier certified the check in order to expedite matters if it should be found correct, and. taking the messenger with him. proceeded to the oltice of Parker Tilford. who pronounced the check to be altered from one for a less amount.

In the meantime the person presenting the check, alter waiting a short time in the establishment of Wuitlhuli Chimin, evidently suspected discovery and left, saying he would call in again for the money, but he did not return. Messrs. Parker and Tilford state that check No. 1 was original I drawn by them for torty dollars and check No. 2 was drawn for thirtylive dollars, the alteration in the body of the check having been effected by means of a well known chemical preparation for erasing ink.

The altered checks are well calculated to deceive the most careful, as was the case of the Greenwich Bank, which certified chcck No. 1, aim it was only because of the New York County Bank cashier's knowledge of the tact that Parker Tilford filled out their own checks that check No. 2 was not also certitied and paid. The detectives' theory respecting the individuals presenting the checks is that they belong to a class of men who have previously been considered respectable operators in Wall street, but becoming reduced by ill fortune have resorted to schemes of this character. They operate in gangs, to one of which both these swindlers belonged, as la shown by the fact of the in the two checks being in the same F.

Herald, 20tJt. Shocking Cote on Long Uland? Terrible Suffering and Death by Suff.rration On Wednesday of last week, a citizen of (queens, Long Island, named Henry Klean, was attacked by a ferocious dog and badly bitten. The attack of the brute was observed by Messrs. Rowland and Gillen who drove the doe away, and earned Klean to the Post-office, where his wounds were dressed. He was afterwards removed to his home, where he finally recovered so as to be able to resume his every-day duties.

On Thursday last his conduct excited suspicion; be complained of feeling dizzy, which was attended by nausea and vomiting. He entered the lager beer saloon of Mr. Schmidt, and asked for a glass of lager, which, when ollered he refused to accept, and left the house. Vnder the horse shed he observed a pail of water, which he frantically seized and dashed to the ground. He then started on a run for his residence.

He dashed open the door in a paroxysum of terror, yelling with delirium and pain, frothing from the mouth and bleeding from the nose. He continued unrelieved in his sufferings for about an hour, and as he seemed to Sow worse, it was found necessary to cause his ath by smothering him between feather He leaves a large family, but they are well provided for, as he was a man possessed of considerable wealth. Thk Prices or awd New York Tribune remarks that the general trade of New York has steadily improved since the price of gold has become more steady. Among buyers, it says, there is considerable comparison of the present and those ruling before the war; a few articles are selling as cheaply as that time, and some even cheaper, considering the price of raw material and the increased rates of duty. The Tribune says It must be remembered, however, that the cost of labor, the cost of building factories and constructing machinery, the rates of duty and the prices of raw materials are very much greater now than In 1961, and that much time must pass before these items of cost can be made to correspond with those of ante-war times, even with gold at par and specie paymeats resumed." The "Statb or Cahdkr aid The New York Commercial says Jersey is to be congratulated upon the early adjournment of her Legislature.

At all ttmes.it is a poor, weak, pliable concern, sitting not for the interest of the State so much as for that of her railroad monopolies. Its business primarily is to ass.mble at Trenton, ascertain what Is the will and pleasure or the joint companies, stbmit to daily prescriptions or Jersey lightning it the expense of the Camden and Amboy, smoke bad cigars, make the streets of the Capital hideous at aU hours or the night with the note of Its boisterous carousals, read weak speecfes written to order at Princeton or Philadelphia, and "git up and to the supreme relierand puKa of everybody but the proprietors of the Trenton "gin mills." BxuiowMi.tk? Pole, who was In penal servitsde far attempting to assassinate the Ciar on the occasion of his visit to the Paris exhibition escaped the other day from the French penal settlement in New Caledonia. After three days ha was recaptured, in a state of complete exhsnstton. He had not tasted food irty-two hours, and under the pressure of his sufferings, although ha had bean kindly treated, his mind gave ha is now almost idiotic. CITY ITEMS.

Tbb Bwt is TBI Baking Powder baa not only ration ot the best, but the cheapeat baking pawder now Strictly pare in its combination, and exactly proportioned that there no trouble In making light, biscuits, rolla, pantry, every time. One pouadwill go further in the culinary department thaa two Cuads of any in the market. Try it and convinced. For sale by all Grocers la quantities to suit. Thk Wachisotoh City Bisi.eor?er of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, is open from fi at to 7:30 o'clock everv Saturday evening, in addition to its regular hanking hours.

It pays interest on deposits. IyprcEMKWT to Bft a Good Stviva Gibbs' Machine, the most simple and best constructed sewing machine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms Inquire at the agencv, Baum's Carat and Hoop SkTrt Factory, Seventh street, between and E. 2,17 xmtiks fob at the Star Office. THB CBWTltAt Dollar Storb, D. Beck, Jewelrv, Fans, Vases.

Plated Ware, No. Market Space, between 8th and 9th streets. Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. 2,3,1: Dr. Wbitb, Surgeon kiropoditt, most respcctfullv Informs his patrons that on and after March 1st, 18T0, his establishment will be located in the more eligible No.

IB5 15th street, oppositeU. S. Treasury. He successfully treats Corns, Bunions. Chilblains, Club and in growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet without pain or inconvenience to the patient.

The shoe can be worn with easo immediately after the operation. Refers to the eminent surgeons and thousands of other responsible persons who patronise his establish me lit. Hours from 8 a. m. to p.

m. Owing to press of business at office. Dr. w'lite is unabU to visit patients at their residences except between 6 and 8 p. BY S.

IMMENSE STOCK. GREAT REDUCTION IN TUK PRICES. W. W. llurdcttc, SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN 1 AND I IS THE FIRST WASHINGTON MERCHANT te receive a full and complete stock of NEW SPRING DRY DOODS.

500 pieces of DRESS GOODS, in all the new beaotilul shadings, from JU cents to 1 per yard. PRESSURE IN THE GOLD MARKET. WHITE GOODS. W. W.

BlRDETTE Han received one hundred pieces of Check and Stripe AA1NSOOK lriceuu up tu 60 yard. 1,500 LINEN TOWELS, fringed, at ItK cwti. 75 pieces ef WHITE PIQUE. from 25 cents yard up to 91. Remarkable ALSO.

TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS. TOWELS, and HANIlKEKcH 1 EKs. at low bought when GOLD ws? 10 perceut. proaiiiuu. and EXPECTED TOGO TO PaK.

THE VERT BEST PRINTS, W. W. BCRDETTE Is opening to AOO pieces of beautiful PRINTS, at 7 lo ani cents; as rAtap as btjorf the War. NO. SEVENTH BETWEEN 1 AND EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN BLACK ALrACAa.

W. W.BURDETTE Has just received 100 pieces of BLACK ALPACA, of the very beat at 25 per cent. less than then were sold a few weeks ago; also, BLACK SILKS reduced 40 cents per yard. Also.a large stock of INGRAIN, THREE PLY and BRUSSELS CARPETING. The very best English Tapestry Brussels, only 'All-wool Ingrain, only SO cents.

Also, 100 pieces MATTING, at 33 13 cents per yard. The above comprise only a small portion of our immense stock of bimkIs. Each department is tilled with NEW and CHOICE FAHKICS. The lowest price will be at once. All are warranted to as represented by the W.

W. Bl RDETTE, KO SEVENTH BETWEEN I AND K. mlfl-3t THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That thesnhsciiber has obtained troiu the Orphans' Court in Washington county in the District of Columbia, letters of administration on the personal estate CHARLES W. BLACK.

late of Washington county aforesaid, deceased. All persons having the said deceased are hereby warned to hibit the same, with the thereof, to the snbicriber. on or before the 6th day of March they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. Given under my hand this 5th day of March. mh7 UR1AS HURST.

Administrator. I KITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, VasHisoTos, D. March 2.1S70. On tha petltioo of ISA AC A. Dl'NH AM, of North Bridaewater, praying for the extension of patent granted to hizn on the 24thdav of June, Ufil, foran improvement in Shoemaker Edge Planes: It is ordered that tha testimony in the case be closed on the Mth day of Mav next; that the time for filing aratatents and the Examiner report be limited to ths 3d day of June next, and that petition be heard on une next.

tnhf-lswS Ocwmladoner of Paf nta I NIT ED STATES PATENT OFFICE, II p.C., March IS, 18J1. tbe petition ot EDWARD MAYMARD. or WaThingtonTy. for the extension of a patent granted to him of the th dsy of Jnne, 1806, Crftinrovement in Cartridges: IMs ordsred that testimony la tha case be cloned 17th day 4 May next; that the time araanento and the report be iSdtedwtiSrtb day of Maynext, and that said pe Aay Fenaaw of Pataata. 1N1TV1) ttTATKa PlUKNT OITFlCt, Itoitodw "wWth dag trf June next, aad that said 8.

FISHER, "7af Patents. FllffM mt li lrj. Xo ClutuUu TV Alhgei Dtfale iMr. Bailey, the late Collector of Internal Revenue in the 3d (Wall street) district. New York, whs disappeared Mill missing.

The establishments which had been seized by his order bare beeu released, and the Treasury and Internal Revenue authorities are investigating the of his office. The New York Heralaof yesterday ithe says: "No new light has been shed upon the Still nudispelled are overshadowing of darkness and doubt in which his unexplained departure from the busy and exciting that so lately knew him. but know htm no more, is involved. As very naturally might be looked for under the circumstances, a variety of conflicting rumors are afloat. Some assert that the rebrai excitcmentconsequent upon hia prosecution of the Honor of his grand wholesale raid some two I utter failure to make out a single case I thus far against any of those arraigned I U'r examination in the United States Com mLsiocers'Crnrt here turned his brain, and that, bereft of reason, he bee leit the city an Irresponsible and unconscious wanderer be knofts not where, others allege that the straw that broke tlie camel's final fatal pressure his brain ami nervous forces, destroying his mental equilibrium, was his removal from office.

Still others insist that nervous pressure and disquietude have nothing to do ith his absence. They say he is defaulter to a large amount, and fled the citv to escape the mortification of an exposure of lii-t ance. In opjnisition to it is as distinctly and proclaimed that bis accounts arc perfectly exact and correct. Such, briefly, are the coui.ter stories and statements active circulation. He was seen here as late as Wednesd iv.

Some are of the opinion that he is concealed in the city, but this opinion is very little credited. All the European steamers leaving yesterday were ly watched in of obtaining clue to him, and anything looking like an mpt at disguise was rigidlv investigated, but none of" the disguises revealed Mr. Bailey. Hiu's of suicide are tfuowu out, but no one pays attention to them. It was stated late yesterday afternoon that all the deputies and clerks lately serving under Mr.

Bailey had been suspended, and that a new set of teriipoiary deputies and clerks will be put on duty to-morrow. It is understood that General I'leasanton, the newly appointed successor of Mr. Bailey, will not assume charge of the office un.il after his confirmation, of which no doubt is expressed. Large numbers congratulated him yesterday on his appointment, and tor the position Is said to tind very general favor in the district, while publie opinion as to the removal of Bailey all runs one way. A closing biographical paragraph of the missing ex-collector will not be ill-timed, lie was born at Hopkinsville, N.

11., in and is now in liLs thirty-eighth year. In 1861 he was appointed clerk in the office of the Secretary of ae Treasury, and was subsequently made stationery clerk in the Treasury Department. Two years later he was appointed special agent of the Treasury Department in this city, and in was given the position of collector of the fourth internal revenue district in this city, which position he held until last May, on his appointment of collector of the thirty-second district. He has a wife and two children living in22d street. His wife is said to he lviug very ill of brain fever, caused by his flight," the first and only intimation of which was conveyed in a letter addressed to liis brother-in-law, Mr.

Vail, one of his principal deputies." A dispatch from New York last night savs "The assertion is made that he converted to his awn use in January, while Collector of the Fourth District, which had been collected as bonds on several hundred barrels of whisky, said to have been transported to Calfornia, but which, it is believed, were never shipI ed. Charges are also made that the same time he seized the rectifying house of one Kerr and held it for 20 days, and released it upon the payment of SliO.OOO. of which Kerr subsequently ret eived alsiut and that two years ago he received $32,000 from dones to settle a case of seizure, of which the Government got only Also, that there was a deficiency in his accounts while Collector of the Fourth Distriet of and an additional deficiency in the Thirtv-second District or ftw.Qoo. Report says that Bailer left a memorandum behind acknowledging himself a defaulter. His Chief Deputy, Mr.

Childs, has been arrested, charged with implication iu the frauds, and will be examined on Monday. Mr Fliess and other merchants bad taken steps for Bailey's arrest on civil suits for malicious prosecution before it was discovered that he was missing. Solicitor of the Treasurv, is making a th. rough examination of Bailey's affairs, and rom information already received it is expected that the total defalcation will reach from to The belief is expressed that all suits commenced by Bailev against merchants in the Thirty-second District will abandoned by C.en. "I'leasanton, the new t'olleetor.

The case of it. p. Clark, another of the liquor di alers aecused by Bailey of defrauding the Government, was examined yesterday before Commissioner Osborne, and" the charves were not siistatnisf. Vhsn promoted last rear General Pleasanton. his successor, was designated to till the of Collector of the Fourth New York District.

The VKind ot Collector Bailev amounted and among his areex-Mavor Henry lews. Horace Greeley an I many others ol wealth and the highest responsibility, and there is no danger that the Government will sutler the loss of a dollar. Obstacles" Rmrnv-A continuation or the session of the intermediate term of tin Circuit Conrt for this county held the present week, Lynch on the bench. On Monday, the of the third jury of condemnation on the lands of'Wm. T.

and Chandler Keys, for the use of and Ohio Railroad Company, came up for ratification. After the examination of several witnesses. and lengthy arguments by the counsel on both sides, it was finally agreed to submit the whole matter to the Court, and abide it" decision. Accordingly, on Wednesday morning his honor awanled Wm. T.

Dove and Chandler Keys raore in each ca.itthan the jury awarded. The "obstacles" removed, we trust the work will now be prosecuted to completion as speedily as possible? KotL ville Sentinel, 11WA intt. The he women seem to be in earnest with their progressive ideas, as the Stanton, Miss Anthonv, and Miss Dickinson are lecturing to crowded audiences all over the country; Caroline Hooix colored, is lecturing in South Carolina tin "The work Before Us;" women have sat on a grand 1" Wyoming Territory; a woman has been admitted to the bar in Chicago; three are studying law and one medicine in Michigan omen are successful practicing physicians in almost every city in the country; the anniversary of the National Woman's Suffrage Asso ciation is to be held in New York on the 11th of May. Damages for Mob Yiolence As heretofore stated, the Court of Appeals of Maryland, in the case of Col. Daniel Dechert, of thtHagerstown Mail, against the Mavor and Corporation of llagerstown.

affirmed the jud ni cut of the Circuit Court of Washington oounty. By this decision Col. Dechert cone into of The suit was brought against the Corpoiation for damages in allowing a mob destroy Colonel Dechert's printing office, in th year 186'J. The State Legislature, we none als has just passed a law to fmiemify Mr. Shaw of Westmimster, for damages to his property by mob during the late war.

CtlAROEK WITH ROBBING THE Mail. A mat named Kiddick, a mail agent on tiie Seaboard railroatl. was arrested in this city on Thursday evening, on a charge of robbing the mail. It seems that valuable packages have been ing, and one or two special detectives were detailed for the purpose of tracing out the ro. bery, which they did, and .1 him.

Kiddick, who is extremely connected iu t'j portion of the State, we learn has confessed to taken seventy-five of the lost, lie was taken te Richmond for A Monument totbe Memory or the Oneida's Albert De Groot. of New York, suggests that a meeting of sen be at once called to express their ajmu tion of the conduct of Captain William, ot the ill-fated Oneida, and to urge upou tin- government the propriety of erecting a s.ibai.'e monument to Captain Williams, at Anuapoiia he re the young men who are to officer our -lima hereafter would see it, and be continually reminded by it Of the of an officer's Krt In times of great or the nnfkdinr nor that will ever attach to their faithful fulfilments. Fly" is to Germane, where a Teutonic version said to be very of "or iidustrv and morality," to vote in California. An exchange thinks it won't make much diftirence. The Providence Jrarnal gravely says that i the dispatch from Wyoming relative to the worn jurors did not state whether it was the women or the men that wmld not agree.

TM1TBD 8TATM PAtlVT omOl, Asm sorts. D. 0., March 2. IS7U. On the petition ol tl? AKD A.

TCTTLE. of Brooklyn. Mew nrtying for the extension of a patent granted to hum on the UHh day of Juoe, and rs-isaued Mi the 12th day oi November, laol.for aa la Registers and It is erdsred tkf the testimony in the ease be closed on the Knl day next: that tin time for filing and the report be limited to the fcth day of May next, and petition be on the 26th day ot Mar Any peraoa bay oppose this extension 8AMUBL 8. riKMEK. iwh 9-lawHw of Psfata.

NAVT BKPAMtMKMT, Betiac or Takds aed Doexj. The time for i I Tbe tin, taw euroarv v. for "fl-ietiag rean datod from thi- Ha m. oe tbe to wt lJB' I B. JkiM.

Ko 96 Bridge I Jefferson atraet. a reaeral anillimn; of Ki cben Fsroitare. I THOS. DOWLING. Georgetown.

Georgetown AdTWtiiemem. gl THOMAS DOWLJLBG, AneCr. SALM or HOUSEHOLD FtBNITURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION. On FRIDAT MORN IMG Marrh36th.at 10 will Mil, at tbe residence of tbe I tie JACKSON. AdsainistratrU THUS DOWLING.

An GOODS AT GOLD PRU ES. -Tbt lm mM enables na to ofer ORE BARGAINS ia ALL E1BPS DMT Tard wide Bleached Cotton. ItS verv cheay; yard wide leached Shlrttag. r-rry ktarf 13 tfiiM.IUcMioi'i aad other lrUh LHmm. cheap as bef the war.

a larre clock of Black and Colored Alpacas tmlain aad Tweeds (or Msa aod Beys, very cheap. beautiful Spring Delaines aad V. at and 35. Spring aad 12S bent rxdi made at rnta, alas. a tall "lock of tiloTM Hoitfrv Skirts.

Hiatal kvnlM may be expecred by all who favor with a aall. BENJAMIN M1LLBR. Bill 11 tr 101 Bridge (' THOMAS DOWLUfG, Auctioneer. VALUABLE PBOPERTT ON gat STREET. AT AUCTION MOn WEPN ESDAT AFTEBBOOB.

March 2nd. at 5 clock, I will tall, in fruat of the pr Lot Bo. and the weak part uf Lot No. 3, in Bealls first addition to tlaorfetown. oa the nth of Gay street.

between OWigces" and irh imirvfMl bv twe Krama Pw-llinc Hnaai, the fronting eighty-SvB feet on Oay street. by a depth of 120 feet. One third balance in one aad two with iilffat. Deferred larni-nti to be se cured by with deed of trust on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of tVe purchaser.

to paid down when the prop erty is rtrwk off. Title perfect eoStadM THt'S. A art TRUSTEE SALE VALCABLE REAL F.S TATE NEAR TENNALLTTOWN. C. By virtue of a deed of trust from Frederick wife to the aritig the lJth of Kebraari ItW.

and duly recorded in Liber tnl K. No.i. of the land of the county of anhinitton. P.O. and at lh" written of the partv thereby, the Tiialeraigned will, on THORSPAT the 34th da? of March.

at 1 o'clock aell.on the near Tennallytown. all that niece of latMi. beinajiHrt of a tract railed "St. Phillip and Jncoh and Nileharen," for the name at the utbaect cvrtiti of Cephui' lot, thence 49 12 perchea to a pnnlic road, thence with fnid road ninth went aouth 1I.S4 thence nnrtfi thence woitli 371,. thence riortli 4A 72 rchi-? to a road; thence north 44 64 percho to the lieciuninK.

37 lOu acree, excepting and reserv ing four and thirty BCTcn therefrom. of One-third te an'ount dne anil of eale. the balance in hi and at coat of pur chaaer. mull be depoaited upon the tall ot the hammer. the are not complied with withiu live day of sale, the undersigned tbe ripht to renell the property at the and of the defaulting pnrchaeer.

B. CARPENTER. Tmetee. profw rty near Conduit road, and aboat ue trile of Rent f.E aawtd THOB. DOW HMO.

A wet. EsTABLISHEP IB PBsmra awabbkd in 1MT. W. H. WHEATLET'B PREMIUM STEAM DYB1BG CLEANSING ESTABLISHMEBT, Bo.

JEFFERSON ST Geergetown, D. C. with arery apparataa aad pro with the beat talent aad ko be 6btained, with constant aeraonal attention oa the pari of proprietor, the beat place tn the District to have all la Ma llw wall and romptly executed mU4m LOAN OFFICEsT iPBClAL NOTICE. NATIONAL LOAN OFUCK, 314 NINTH STREET, Fnnr doors north ot Pennsylvania arenoa. ROBERT FCLTON A CO.

on all kinds of at the loweat market ratea. The only Christian Lnan Office in the District. M4m ACOHEB-S NEW LOAM office. 1031 7th Sd door from L. loaned on Jewelry.

earing Apparel, and Merchandise of all deacrip tlona. on the most liberal terms CHARLES HERZBERO'S LOAM OFFICB, I KsTAaL'sBED 1942,) 351 STREET BORTH, Between 4X and 6th streeu. (immediately ia rear of National Hotal.l Money loaned In all on Watchea. ewvlry. Silverware.

Wearing Apnarel. Fur- citare and Merchauniae of every deacription JL A The most liberal guaranteed. For fairV dealing and just refer to resident this city not connected with any similar establish meut iu the city. Mm number, jalS 4m National loam office, kn Pennsylvania avanua. ROBERT FUL LF.R A CO.

advance money on Bonds, Stacks, and Real Estate. Dry Goods, Fur aitnre. Pianos, and ail of Personal Property. N. hlKbeat cash price paid for the aame Open every day except from I to I p.w BANKERS.

B. BRYAN. Prea. J. A.

RUFF, Treaa VASHIXGTOS CITY MA TIM CM MA MM Corner of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, PATH INTEREST OM DEPOSITS. Open daily from a to 3 p. and oa SATCRPAV EN1NG. from 6 30 to 7 30 p. m.

jaA-ly JAY COOKM A Buy and sell at current market rates GOVEBNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND S1LTER. Orders for STOCKS, and BOBDS promptly azaaateo. INTERNAL REVEBUX STAMPS furnished. ja3 tf pROrOSALS FOR FRESH BBEF. Ornrg Covximakt SraaisTKxrB.I Foht Foots.

Hu? March 12th. Sealed in duplicate, will be received at this office until 12 oathe lira DAT OC APB1L. 1S70. for FURNISHING THE FRESH BEEF required for issue to troops at this post for ail (41 months trom date of execution of coatract. Separate will be received for furnishing such choice cuts of FRESH MEATS may be re quired for sales to during the aame period.

Conditions, as heretofore. M. C. GR1ER, ml? fit 1st Lieut. 4th U.

S. ArCy. A. C. S.

OFFICE U. S. ORDNANCE AGEMCT, Corntr 'umm trveear (Entrauce on Greeue.ii Box 1S11J New You CtTT, March 7th. Sealed Proposals, ia duplicate, will he received at this office until the 6th day of April. 1K70.

at o'clock p.m., for the purchasing, deliverable at the points where stored, tne following named Ordnance Storea, to wit: At St Louis Mn. 2193 Artillery Valie- Saddles, repaired; 110H Artillery Valiee taddles, repairable; 6363 Artillery Collars. At Roel Island Arsenal, 1U. 539 Artillery The reserves the right to re ect all bids not deemed satisfactory. Caeb.

in Government fuitds. ten per cent on the day of sale, and the remainder when the pro perty is delivered. Thirty days will be allowed for the removal the stores. Proposals to be to the underslgned.es> tor Purchasing Saddles and can be seen at this Agency, or the Ar seititls. For further information apply to the under signed.

S. CRISPIB, mhl4 6t Bvt. Col. U. 8.

Maj. ot Ordnance. pBOPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES. nyfici Drror Commissabt or Richmond. March X.

iSTtt. Sealed Proposals, in daplicate. will be reoeivedat this office until 12 m. on FR1DAT, April 1st, for supplying the following articles: Extra Flour. 10 bartvls Family 448 soo Ham.330 pounds BreekfasfJHacea.

170 Java dOO Crashed Sugar. Granulated Sugar, 300 pound" Pesicrated Cad Fish, (ia 420 paunds Dried Peat 30 gallons Pickled Cucumbers, 44 bottles 112 Green Peaa, 34 cans Piae Apples. 34 cans Red Currant Jelly, 12 Jam. Muatard, Ter iceili. 30 Teaet Powder.

304 Lard, 3BH audi- Kutter, 06 gallons Lard Oil. Conditions, as heretofore S. A. PORTER, mhf Brevet Major. U.S.

A O.B. TH IS TO G1TE NOTICE, That the subscriber has obtained from the Orphaas'Cccrt of Waah ington County, in the District of Columbia, letters af administration on the personal estate of 1FIL LI AM J. LEWIS, late of Waahingtoe county aforesaid. deceased. All persoaa havias the said deceased ars hereby warned te exhibit the i same, with the vouebnrs thereof to the snbsanhsr, I on or before the tfith ili? wTirtN, me or or before the 2Sth dag of February next; may otherwise by law be excluded from all the -aid estate Givea under my hand this day of wta CHA1LLM llWli? TK11KD STATES PATBMT OFFICR.

1-' WasaiKOTOw. D- Febraary On tbe petition of.ADEI*I^.*i_*^i1,. WIN 6ALL, of 0, testimony In the cms dsv of May next, aad that sail ae 'ition be beard on the Uth day of liar Mxt i i i oersjii may oppose this extension. Ai.y S. FISHER, wib8 w.V* Comnwmlonar of Pata ate United states patent officb.

C- March un the ot HoRATlO KETES. of Tetre Haute, Indiana, praying fur the exteasioa of a natctit to him wn th- 17th day of for an imptvveaMnt in Mschiiios for Paring ApP It it ordered that tbe fsetimonr la the case ha Closed or the TTth dsv df May next: that the time tor filing atguments and the Examiner's report ha limited to the 27th day of May aext. aad that said petition be heard ob tbe 1st day of June next. Any person may oppose this extension UwwSw B- FISH EE-, FAMILY SUPPLIES, E. M.

Bi ELPHONZO YOUNGS Cokjikb phut. ITECUL ATTENTION calW to our of OLD MTEBXIEXT JAVA not we tunramit to fee fliiea' 1 itj itfcont rirepltun. Wr bought tbearic I fur wbile at the low ft are ibk to ofWr th? mii) oOiet in owr line, at raicn URKATLY RliDKU. CALL EXAMINE BOB YOCBSMLYMB. alao received, di th? iO bait hrkiusof CHOICE KtLL KLtVOKEt) HEW YORIa BCTTEB, which arc oMertng at a POSITIV ABU AIM.

dfc GROCERS, 3AA PENNSYLVANIA AYI1CB. Cotm roct txt Hai Bncsr. Blphoxzo Yomca. BitcniK, C. m.

O'HARE A SON, CROCER8, IBIS SEVENTH BTBBBT N.W.. Bit ARB M. TEAM! TEAM! Japan. OoUnt aad Enplbh Imperial Mid Unnp 'W(irr TIL FAMILY FLOCB. tor aank 5y All (radmi of FLOCK SM- GRAHAM FUH made frum white wh.at, warranted HOMINY.

"BAL, CORN WHBAT OBITS, TAPItX SAOo. SCPEBIOB FLAVOBING ATtBLACBWELLtl ENGLISH PIB'lBA A PERRTNH RArt'B. ENGLISH MISTAKECOX 8 GELATIN E. OLP BAKER WH1SKT. BRANDIKB AND MfSMCATKD a WMI MY km SHAD 1TE 1SH.

HALlRtT TBOUT, No. I MACKKHL. M. O'l Btrwrti H. BXT I E.

Wf received from Northern hMa. APPLE ClPER. pure Ty aeaaon he.a^ ftntnewhat adiancfd we wMl mail thleOder tmmU lea. is guantitiea to at 96 mbu par gallon, aad aell tu the trade at reduced NORTHERN PBoDUCB COMPANY. PENNSYLVANIA AYEMUB.

Between IPth and 11th 0 Ml Mil BAR BBS, ATTENTION i'lV AMD CMUBMMM VELSH PBEM1CM FAMILY BLOCB Por aale aa tow aa anj ta city Allgooda MtMrafUthi Tg? WTtCf. tht tbe aabwriSer CHILES BOTELBB. BW to exhibit tha mmt. with tb? thereof the on or hetore the lat darMan dar of March. W.H.CLAOETT.

wu. U- 'ofS-fcig-. count? azhibit the aaaM, a the wchan tharaof. whacrihar. tm me th- 10th dar ol othermh aecutnx.

CTBAMBB POBBALK-Tha atern wkN aieamer M.MuCTON. Mi feat luag.