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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26
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lCOMMCNICAfEr.
Mr.. Editor: A friend Of the new Code. in
communication in Saturday evenings Star.
writing over the signature of ''For it, in a
classification Of those whom he thinks opposes
the Code and will vote against it, says that
"ereTy justice Of the peace" n y will vote
against 1t, because all this host live pretty
much on the ignorance of our citizens of what
is the present law" "For it, has more zeal
than discretion. lie should first inform him
sell OF facts if he would have that which he
utter' considered as the Truth. 'Etery Justice
of the peace" will not vote against the Code /
anil even if any one of them should he would
be but exercising great right and privilege
and that, too, without having his motive for
doing so impugned. But it is not to tell him
this that L trouble you, but to enter my protest
against the disposition there seems to be of late
to heap contempt and obloquy upon the justices
and other officers whose duty it is to execute
the laws. "For it, is, perhaps, good citizen
and desires to see the laws upheld whether
good or bad and it would be far better for him
to seek TO inculcate respect for those whose
duty it is TO administer them, than to bring
them into disrepute by classifying them with
pettifogging lawyers, groggery keepers, adul-
terators, persons Of disreputable occupations,
burglars, thieves, &c. JtsrIrtA,
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I AIDES, PLEASE READ.

For genuine, reliable FURS. free from moth and
fresh made, call at STINEMETZ'S 2S6 Pa ave
nue., between 18th and 18th streets, who has re-
ceIved instructions from New York 10 sell the fine
assortment now hand, on commission, at less dis
count than heretofore offered.
, Among them will be found the handsomet sets
fferch Aabes. half and qIsrfeF1apes ever broug ht
10 ms Coy. for>sin ana So. ---~s-
vIctorInes SIS.
Also, Capes and Cloaks, of superior quality, very
cheap. ''' wy
Particular attention Is invited to two very large
MINK Sable Capes, worth over SIO0, each for SIS
aud S85
Mink Sable Cape, medium size, ssh and Sa5
Mink sable Nictorines : ~ aud $40,
a Also, several sets real Hudson iBay Sable,
. Together with Siberian Squirrel Fitch Marten,
French Mink, Ne, IN all their variety
I'm lTmne Opera ClOaks yer, handsome: Mufs
10 match, of all kinds, from So ~ to S3D.
Every article warranted, and If proven rs not rep
resented, the money will bs refunded.
B. II. STlNEMEFZ,
96 Pa. ave-, bet 18th and 18th sis,
Jan III next door to Madame Delarue.
II WAsHINGroy, December 81 1857
IIAEIp A. Ii LII, Esq having made n Convey
ance and general Assignment of all his cal and
Personal Estate TO the undersigned in trust for Ger
tain purposes, s persons having claims against the
SAID David "A. Hall requested to present the
same as soon as may be convenient at the office OF
one OF the Trustees. No. ~ Louisiana svenue; and
all persons indebted to the SAID estate are
to pay the same without delay.
VIM. II. PHILIP.
400 o,, HARVEY LlNpSLY,
q I-eOtt TruStaeS
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NHE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
OF YOUTH.
TnSf oHlJ,xb.H ~ \ 1y.t.n.

III ON SPERMATORRHEA OR SEMI
Nal DlSEASES.-A scientific Treatise on the
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility.
seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Imp6-
tence. nc, resulting from vicons habits acquired
during the critical passage 1. ON Youth to Man
hood.
BY DR.. CULVERWELL,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons OF Eng
land, llS7, IIcencate of the Hall, N85i), AMI 81
years Resident Practitioner in London. Authur of
The Guide TO Health. Green Book" How to he
Happy" Memoirs of Single and Married Life, &C.
THIS small hut valuable Treatise, written by world
renowned IN, slcIan and surgeon; points out the
only sure and permanent for all result
ing from self abuse and is the only publication ofits
KIND written IN a benevolent spirit and by scentif
10 man. Ii should be in the hands of all who value
their life and health and happiness here and herea
ter.
Prce " cents, or stamps. at the receipt of which
York. ian -
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The NEW ENGLISH Law RELATING To MAR
RIED WoNEN.-From the 3Ist ult, the Act
passed in the late session of Parliament, to en-
able married women to dispose of revcrsionary
interests In personal estates, took effect 1t Is
declared that after the 31st of December il
shall be lawful for every married woman by
deed, to dispose Of every future or reversionary
interest, whether vested or contingent, of such
married women, or her husband i'm her right. in
any personal estate whatsoever to which she
shall be entitled under any instrument made
after the 3lst of December, 1857 and also to
release or extinguish any power which NAV be
vested in limited or reserved to her in reear rd
to any such personal estates, as fully and ef.
fectually as she could do if she were a femme
sole. and also to release and extinyuisb her
right to a settlement of any personal estate to
which she, or her husband in her right NAV be
entitled in possession under any instrument,
save and except that no such disposition, re-
lease, or extinguishment shall be valid unless
the husband concur in the deed by which the
same shall be effected, nor unless the deed he
acknowledged by in the manner prescribed.
TheprOviSion is not tO extend to any rever-
slonary interest to which she shall become en-
ttled by virtue Of any deed will, or instrument
by which she shall be restrained for alternating
or affecting the same. The powers of DISPOSE
'lon gwen by this act are not to interfere with
other powers, nor to extend to settlements OF
married women upon their marriage. The new
law is not to extend to Scotland
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THE PUt,ICE nE InNnnN.

very much has been said in cisatlantic as
well M transatlantic journals of the admirable
eilclency and general good character of the
London police, and as body we believe tha;
organization deserves all the praise that has
been bestowed upon it. 1t is a mistake how
ever. to suppose that that there are no individ-
ual defaulters. no unworthy members in the
London police fptce. We have before us two
reports OF cases in the Courts of the British
metropolis, in each of VIII ch a policeman ap-
peared as the defendant under circumstances
which have scarcely found parallel in this
city, much fault rs has, too often Justly, be N
found with our police organization. In one
case the defendant, named Hugh Brady, was
charged with and found guilty of having gross.
~ assaulted two women near the door of their
own residence in a respectable part of the city
they having been left for al few moments by the
husband OF one Of them, who had just returned
with them from some place of amusement.
On the wife's Outcry the husband came up.
and on his demonstrating with the policeman,
the latter followed him with abuse up to his
own door, and when his victim proposed to
take his number in order to report him, fol-
lowed him into his own house, and beat him
murderously with his club. He then dragged
him to the police station and entered charge
against him for assault. Before the Justice on
the following day he so prevaricated in his tes-
timony that the Court ordered the prisoner re-
lease and the policeman arrest and the latter
heing found guilty by jury was Immediately
sentenced to two years hard labor in the house
of correction.
The other case was that of n policeman pre-
ferring, on oath, charge against two unfortu
nate women, the ialscho0d Of which was demon
strated by the clearest evidence In this case
the offender was punished with equal prompti-
tude, though with less severity.
Charges of this kind have, we believe, more
than once been made against members of the
far-famed London police, hut with no such fire.
quency as to reflect upon the general character
Il that fine body Of men. We only aIlude to
them to show that bad men can creep into
force, the moral standing of which is guarded
with the utmost severity and waichtulness
LII Is due I" the London magistracy to say, how
ever. that when a delinquency of this kind oc
ours. the offender is always punished with
promtitude and usually with the utmost sever
itY.-N. j. C0m IH,.ertlse
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Lucy SrONE AND THE COLLECToR Sale of
GsTTift SmiM anil GOr ChaM j0y lures
About u clock yesterday afternoon, Constable
kyer, OF Orange, n. j., pIocee led to the resi-
aence oi Lucy stone, to sell property for taxes
IN accordance with the following notice, which
was posted up ut the railroad station
''SALE FOR TAx.-Notiee is hereby given
that, by virtue OF a warrant ishned by A. VI.
freeman. Esq, j. IL, to make the tax assessed
against Lucy Stone, IN the township of Orange.
In the county of Essex, the subscriber, one of
the constabes of said county, will on Friday.
the twenty second day of January instant, at
two o'clock in the afternoon Of that day, at the
house OF Lucy Stone, sell at public vendue, to
the highest bidder for cash, the following goods.
to wit: Two tables, four chairs. one stand and
two p'ctnJS, to make the said taxes and costs
T.. A. kYNEs, Constable
ORANGE, January is, lSJS.''
The sale took place on the front piazza. The
hrSt article offered was IA marble table, worth
about Sl2, which was started at ST, and knock.
ed down at 81 30
The next articles were two steel-p like
nesses, one of Gerritt Smith and the other of
Gov. ,. L. Chase, which were sold together
for So
From these sales a sufficient sum was realized
and small balance was paid to Lucy She
told the Constable that next year and the
year following, and every year, until the law
was changed, the same thing would have to be
done" He replied that he would let somebody
else have the job, as it was not pleasant duty
for him to perform. He then carried back into
the house the articles of furniture which had
not been sold, and seemed glad to get away,
after vindicating the majesty Of the law in 50
satisfactory a manner.
The public of Orange, wa learn, will soon
heaf from Mrs. Lucy Stone, on this subject, at
a meeting she intends to all.-N y Post.
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Vocal and instrumental Music.
w T. RE -

EBER'S
" !. X TIE ID COTE TtLLON Bh v ID
iake pleasure IN announcing TO the public thst ~
nneG are prepared TO furnish first class PAR E4S
TIES and BALLS with MUSIC for the com SHSx
ing season.
The latest and most frshlonabIe Quadrilles
Wales. Polkas. SchottIshes. Galiops, Maznrkas
ana Redowas have been rehearsed and also the
original Lancers QuadrIlles. which are performed
by this Band only, with great success.
Orders left at the music store Of Mr.. Metzern.t
or at MIR. GautIer's Confectionery. also. al L.,
WebeI's residence, No. So Seventh street betv een
ton.
2e-lm LOUIS WEBER. Leader.
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III Inc funeral OF Miss Emily Gardiner,
late teacher IN one of the primary schools in
Roxbury, Mass, who died on Monday, took
place on the l4th. The circumstances attend
ing the death of this young lady were of a de-
euliarly painful character. She came before
the school committee short time since, at the
request OF several msmbers, who wished to pro-
m1ry school to the grammar school. Ofanex.
ceciingiy nervous organization. she was 50
seDsibly affected by the examination as to be-
come insane, and died from the effects a an
over excited mentality. Several members Of
the family have been similarly afflicted
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lam IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
IN favor fthe Consumption Destroy er; also of it's
efficacy In relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and SAFE and
is composed of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge; 1T Is no common article. They are
nicely enveoped in my circulars, where my place OF
residence Is seen.
The extract of flower called the Alpha ON tment
for the Piles. with the Syrup, be fou nd at Mr.
C. Stotts; the Syrup is at several other places on
PennSylvaDIa avenue. well Georgetown at
MIR. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandra at
l.edbetter's. In Baltimore, at Hance's, lo8 Bati-
more street. diff
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BooKK,fFir K,Firs,c,rrsre,gs2P. g2oKs"

PHILBKICk'S THIRD ANNUAL SALE
- now open at
No. 476 Pennsylvania nrenn,, fyst doc, east of
United States Hotel.
Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists of severa,
thousand volumes, embracing the choicest European
and American Literature WI hich will be sold at the
publishers lowest prices, and many of them for les 3
and BEAUTIFUL PRESENT will he made
inmedateIy after the salel to each purchaser of a
Book Tor which we receive 81 and upwards
Our PR ESENTS consist I'm part Of
Gold and Silver Watches. Gold Lockets Brace
let's, Armets, CHAINS, Cameo, Gold stone and Mo-
saIc Pins and Drops, Studs and Sleeve Buttons,
.iod Watch Keys, Cuff Pins, Pens, Pencils, Rings,
SIS, worth of Presents will be given away with
each thousand Books sold.
Catalogues of Books can be obtained at the store
aides and gentlemen are invited TO cali and ex-
anime our stock of Books and Presents.
Sales Day and Evening.
dl-u J. PHILBRICK. Agent.
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: y -On Wednesday a man called at farm
house IN North Andover. Mas. and inquired
II the mSH w@Te at home. lie was answered in
the negative by the only person in the house
female Leaving the door, he presented him
self IN the yard with his wagon, and soon went
10 the barn and brought out bag of corn,
when she ordered him 10 leave. lie knocked
her down and having placed the bag in the
wagon, proceeded to the barn for another She
coon recovered and went into the house. and
taking loa.led gun, shot him while in the act
OF placing the second bag of corn in his wagon.
He cried murder, and decamped bleeding pro-
fusely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-26

CHILDREN'S BOOKS FOR Is58-The Little
derfnl Mirror, Richard. the Lion hearted. Heroes
OF History, Tales of Sea and Land, Inquisitive
JACK. Dick Boldhero, w hat to do and how to do it.,
Tales from the German, Belle and Lilly, or the
Golden Knle, Aunt Mayor's Nursery Rhymes,
Naughty Boys and Girls, Fairy Tales by the Coup-
tess D'Auinoy, and many Others for youth of all
ages. some OF them just from i.@ndOn.
uG fRANCK TAYLOR
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PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAVING AND IL
l. THOGRAPHIC PRINTING.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRIyrING,
Washington, January ~. 1885,
Proposals Will be received at this office until the
second day OF ebruary next. at ~ O'Clock. for en-
craving on stone and printing from the same for the
use of the Senate and House of Representative, of
the United States, two thousand nine hundred and
htty or more copies, of each of certain map. ard
charts to accompany the annual messag ofthe Pres
Ident OF the United states and documents. Bidders
Will state the price for engraving each map, and the
price per hundred copies for printing separately.
The maps will be open for the inspection of bid
ders at thus olce until the morning OF the day for
closing the buds. The paper required for printing
these maps will be furnished by this office.
Bonds will he required fsom the successful bid
der for the faithful execution of his contract
Is tn he distinctly understood that 20 hid will he
entertained from any party not directly engaged m
and practically acquainted with the style Of work
bid for.
The proposals must he addressed TO GEo. w.
BOWMAN, Superintendent of the Public Printing
Washlnston and be endorsed Proposals for en-,
craving and LlthographIc Printing
jan 20 eotd GEO. w. BOWMAN. Super't
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SPECIAL NOTICE-For Perfamed Breath, White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
i."H Flowers" For dressing LADIES' hair use
- Woodland Cream" n new pnmade 10 causes gen
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 80 cents
each. w u. FETRIDGE & Co,
ProprietOrs. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washing ton,
TAYLOR Il MAURY, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10Th ST.. Pa. avenue. nh
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STOP THAT RATTLTNG.

lam now prepared TO put on =. .Chapman's Elastic
Anti Rattllng shaft Fastener" sure. Ry5D 50.
remedy for tn. rsttllng of the shaft -ors 49,
of Carriages and Wagons, which can beX&SSsS
put at small expense.
Cali and examine AZ nv Factory. where I have
certificates from the Leading Coachmakers In The
country. ANDREW y. Joyce,
l0-n corner I4th ard y St.
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sole Importer q
Nos, is, 20, and q, Beay

WoLFE's ScHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPs.-The
proprietor particularly recommends the above
Schnapps to persons travelling about to settle In
the South or West on account of its Medicinal pro-
pertlss correcting the dIsagreeable and oten dan
gcrous effects produced by a change of water-a
are particularly liable. Strangers should he careful
In purchasing the Schnapps, as the whole country
is Hooded with cUunteTfeits and limitations. The
genuine has the prOprietors maine on the bottle
cork and label. For sale by all Druggists and Gro,
GERS. JrpOI PHO WOTFE
II 3m Depot 18 Beaver street.. New York,
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy DeOrme, great
curer of Consumption, was for several years so had
ly Athlete by dyspepsia that for part of the time
he was confined to his bed He was eventually cured
by prescription furnished him fS n young claryoy
ant glrl. This prescription. given by mere child
wlvie IN stare o1 trance, has cured every body who
AS sure IN cases of fits ~ of dy spepsia. The ngra
dleRts may he found IN any drug store. ] wall send
thus valuable prescription 10 any person the re-
ceIPt OF n stamp, 10 prepay postage. Address DR..
Tracy Delorme, New \ ork Post Office.
nJ Pm
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Dancing.
IAN NG AGA MY.

ID Z n o A c A d Z NJ Y.
Mr.. L j.. GASEYNSkI and DAUGHTER have
the f"nor TO announce to the Ladies and Gen N
temen of Washington and GEORGETOWN that -
he will re open his Glasses for Dancing in ~
Washington on Friday. the 9th Of October. at sssA
from o'clock ?. m; for Ladies and GentleIasn,
from o clock .. m. GeorGetown-on Wedne sday /,
the 7th OF October, at Miss Harrovers Ladies Sem
lnary, from o'clock D. IN.
For terms and particulars application can be made
at Mr. G. residence, 4c7 street, between 9Th and
10th streets. Sc I2-6m
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- DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
Thrss doofs from lsfh Street. O

DR. BAILY tess leave 70 inform the pubIo that he
can be seen AZ bours at his ofce, above:
prsece With the arse number q patients, sad srsst
variety of difficult that he has treated success
scientifc or ctherwise. resins to the II feetR. m:
own perience confirming the opinion of many meg
s@d and E nf rsrm Sss ed h ons DUe ps
sird al ms.eT 6 E.. h1f Tesla aso
TTsnts for the construct SCnstrncton OF Contipgons Gum
is the only rsss ssbsispos that can S Be % sorn n the
mouth, as was most concluslvely shown by the last
Although he fatters himself from hi. long resi-
and h 1 sads SS ss M
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church CT Epiphany Of
this clty.
DI. STEP BIN BAnI: Dear Sri desire 70 express
I e sSS sa 5
Tor me have been highly satlsactory hope that yoa
pubic that yOul skill sOvsIl deserves;
Washington. Aur. q. la5s. NV FRENcH.
From one Of the Oldest firms ~ Baltimore, Mes.rs.
Having emplOy Cd Dr. stspSen Ball, Surgeon Den
tist, of Weshngton city, to execute for me Irl-
ny entire and n View Il tSe fset thai
one of the most distnenlshed members Of the Dental
sas sa%e IN HSI |
high ESTIMATION of his skill A'en'e aH'
Baltimore. Jan. Il, 1857. HARMANN Bo66s.
Extract froms note received from the late Hon. ychs
nj. Clayton.
I. 3. SENATE, Aug. Is, ls5e.
The teeth you made for me vorf admirsbl, moth
ing could be better. Very ETaM ETsaaeMiuHsy,cr.vroN
To those that seek relief from the malacles of the
teeth, can cheerfglly recommend DIR. :. Bally g.
superior DENTIST; he made q set Of porcelain teeth
for of my family, and plugge cd several teeth for
s.siS and The -0f. than
Of the Va. Conf. of the N. L. Church South.
Apnl ls. 1855.
We, the undcreig ned, having had occasion evsIl
OF professional sklll Of Dr. 4. Belly,
Surgeon Denust of this city, having been coeniI-
ant of mis- operations our families or friends, take
pleasure expressing admiration Of his artIstio
ekIf, well "a of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which ne performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
commend hIm 10 thu confidence and patronage OF ths
public. of which yo consider him emInentls worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect u. =. Caplto.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., Of Washington, ID. c.
b. :. bonner, NJ. ID. of Georgetown, ID. c.
~. =. LINCOLN. NJ. d., of Washington, ID. O.
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. c.
GEoBsE WALTON, TX x-Governor of Florida.
WALTER LKNox, E1 Mayor of Washington.
Henry BALDWIN, u. 3. Patent Office,
&C. WIsET. Principal Rittenhouse oademy.
leb20 tf
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NJ LOOMS, NJ. n, the inventor and pateutee Of
"Loomts' Mineral Plate Tesfk," havIng~
successfully introduced hrs Improvement inSp&1
various cities, has now permanently estab- -~lIlb
lished hIInself IN Washington.
This Improvement for Sets OF 7 eeth CONSISTS chief
ly IN making set of but pIeos Of material, and
that lndestTuotIble mineral. No metal IL used m
ga!vanIc actscn and metallic taste. There are no
joints 20 become filled with moisture PARTICLES OF
iood. hence they are pbTe and cfs0r. They are
lighter, stronger, less clumsy, far more durable and
nburSl IN Their appearance. Will give a reward o
OEe thousand Dollars 20 any one who wall produce 8
eImi al work of art to equal nine an pHrity, beauty
Durability, artistic ceenoe any other requisite
susllty.
AL woIk responsible, warranted.
s76 Penna. avenue. between llth and l2th streets.
m lS-ly
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u Gen PIitC-. cf Team states that the nre-
T'icni 'dea ihai be waS law partner Of President
Polk is rHfoInded
II Mrs Anaa Cora RitChis has written the
!Sd'F> Of De'fait, MIch urging them 20 adopt
-Ed'. METHOD of cslrbratin. the twenty SECOND of
February
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u &c 6 AGE EX PRESS FICE
u 34 ID STREET,
Adjoiaing The States Prtntirs OHcs.

The subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and Ono and Washington Branch Railroad, has
opened an office, At the above place. for the accom-
mediation of the public where orders can be left io<
the use OF Wagons to convey Baggage or Packages
TO and from Railroad Depot, Steamboats, q c.. or for
removal to any point in This City or Georgetown.
Ohce open from O'Clock a. M. to 10 O'Clock p. M,
daily, except SGndav, to 10 O'Clock n m, o'clock
to 10 p. m JOHN NJ. McCLINTGCK
Baggage Agent Baltimore and OHIO Railroad.
N. B.-Persons coming to Washington or going TO
Baltimore, not having made up their minds " here
they will stop. by giving up their checks TO nv
agents on the Will have their baggage taken
care OF at this office, At Baltimore oifce No III
Sharp street, and no extra charge. 10
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ID D'IVERNOIS' HOTEL,
Il A. AVENUE, between 18th and 18th streets.

WASHINGTON. u. c.
This establishment newly furnlsh ed and
ranged on the most modern and improved principle.
with private apartments. do.
III The Bar is supplied with the choicest OF
Wines and Liquors.
Game and other delIcacies in season.
Hot and Cold Lunch from II O'Clock q. w, gutn
n grs<