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Additional from Mexico

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l2.-The files Of Mexican
papers by the Tennessee state that IL was believed
Gov. Ptschiera. Of Sonora. would refuse 10 obey
the edict of the Juarez Government, cor handing
hlm To Invite the return Of Capt ST and his
surveying party. Peschiera was raising ROOFS for
some purpose unknown at Vera Cruz
The combined French and spanish Gulf fleets
were expected at Vera Cruz 10 enforce the pecuni-
airy demands of Spain on Mexico. This report is
stated 20 have been derived from the French and
English Legations At the capital.
The Liberds are reported TO have obtained sew
eral victories over the Church troops in the Tehu
antcp'c isthmus. Gen. Alvarez had taken the
field, and was carrying on active operations
against Gen. Cohas.
is au,hoFitatively stated that the Liberals ha,
retaken XaC atecas
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The Ala bama Democra &c convention.

MONTGOMERY, Jan. 12.-The proceedings Of the
Democratic Convention progresses slowly The
report of the committee on CREDENTIALS was favor
able TO the admission Of Mr.. Tancy's delegation
from Montgomery county, and the report was
talned by vote Of 2ll, against no.
Mr.. Scott, Of Monroe county, introduced a reso-
luton asserting the right of slavery i'm the terri
tories and of its right to Legislative and Congress
slonal protection. Also that the delegates elected
10 the Charleston Convention be Instructed 10
insist tLis and If that convention fail 10 recog-
nlze the rig ht the Alabama delegates 10 withdraw
and call this State Convention together.
The report and resolutions were referred 70 the
committee the platform.
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EDIroR's CERTIFICATE.

BURLIHGTON, VI, Nov. u, 1874
G>nt!c'ren-I suffered for about year previous
to last spring, rom arrangement Of the ac,Io nf
me n aTt, which like most Othe similarly flIctCd
1 supposed to be an organic disease. and having
seen the O.ryS mated BtiterS highly recommended
To- use In such cases, procured and used sink ie
bottle, with entire success.
The dlsasreeabe symptoms speedily disa ppeared,
anu nave never had any recurrence of them,
Being really OF opinion that this medicine is of
unGuestIoEatle value a cure for Dyspepsia Il II
which opinion am happy 10 know tha,I agree with
many Intelligent ply slcians have 70 hesitation
In permitting this certificate TO be- used in any way
that vii! promote Its more general use.
E. A. STANsBURY,
. Editor of the Burlington Courier.
Prepared by 9. w. FOwLE Il Co, Boston, and for
sale by 4: D Gilman, S. Z. Ford, jr, 9. B. Waite,
u Stott. John SchwarZe, NaiTn q Palmer, Wash
ingtOn; and bv dealers every where. ia iO-lw,r
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AND SPLIT WOOD.

AND SPLIT WOOD.
am now prepared to furnish my customers and the
public with Oak, Pine, and hickory WOOD, az
The bsst kind, sawed and split any length size
desired. -
~ Also, bsst qualities of COAL, viz:
Black Mine Vein X ed Ash egg size, suita bic for
crates and Stoves.
sulsable for racato. and ranges.
Lykens Valley Coal, (small sizel for cooking
stoves Q prime article.
cali 10 respectfully solicited.
CHAS. w. MITCHELL, 1th st.,
dea adjoining Canal, south side of bridge.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Inc Lawrence Calamity-sympathy for IN
Suffsrers
TELEGRAPHIC.


Boston, Jan l2-Sympathy for the sufferers
s.y,;,, usase1 al Lawrence is the ALL prevailing
80 Init w anu nere assumes active form. Phi
Nate subscriptions already reac s20 600
LAwRkNcE. Jan. l2.-Most Of the dead bodie.
at the City Hall have been recognizeS and -.
Of humanity is obliterated, have been nlaceS ,n
boxes, to await recognition, If possible Lett-,,
and dispatches are being constantly r~ce we'd from
the friends Of those recently employed in IN.
mills. enquirng after their fate Expression. %
sympathy and generous tokens Of compassion are
abundant
The treasurer Of the Pacific Manufacturing
Company has placed in the hands Of Mayor Saup
ders S2.Oo, 10 be expended In providing necessa.
~ comforts for the sufferers; II the same time
giving verbal assurances Of material aid from
other gentlemen In Boston
large mum Der Of physicians are actively en-
gagged In attending the wounded. The coroner's
inquest commenced this morning.
PHILADELPAIA, Jan. l3.-The Corn Exchange
this morning inaugurated a movement for the re-
lief OF the Lawrence sufferers by donating $500
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II Though The STAR IS printed on IL. tastes.
seam press IN use south Of Baltimore its edition
- 50 large as to require 1t be put to press at an
carly hO'"; AdrsTtissments, therefore, should be
seat IN before T'relrs O'Clock, m; otherwise they
may not appear until the merit day
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF FAMI
On THRsbsY mSRNSG me AZ 10Th fS,sGs
80 sS stree. E aest essp
aoa , n Streets nnIth, at 10 O'Clock, good assert
MshC sany Sofa, Chairs and Rocker,
Rpoo RRe e.o ma III top Tshies,
Redstosds, Cane seat Chairs, Washstsnds,
MaFd!obes, OUNCES, Toilet Sets,
Fine reatrer Beds, Hair, Cotton and Shuck Mat
Comforts, Quilts, Bsekets, Cases,
Ca pets Oh Cloth and Matthias,
China. Glass and Crocker, Ware,
Cooking, Chamber and Radistor Stoves,
VIA genera assortment OF Kitchen Requisites
s25 acredt of 81 and g. days for notes sstisfsctor
ia IS ,------e-- a. GREEN, Auct
By GEEEN, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEUOIDA
II KITCHEN ECRNIrURE.-On MONDAY, the sd
inst snail sell. by order of the Executors, at NO
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, all of tho personal effects of the
late 6. G. Grammer consisting of general asto /
ment Of house hold effects, such as
Rosewood Piano Forte OF good tone,
Handsome Git FramsZTench Plate Mirror,
Marble top Pier and Ceptre Tables,
n y stbie top CorImode and Side Tables.
Mantle Ornaments IN Etruscan Marble,
Union. Reception. Fancy Chairs,
rench and post Mshos.n EsBB sds;..ds
Mahogany " ardrobes and Dressing stands,
H.SdHl bureaus ard w aShstaCdS.
zine Feather Beds. holsters and Pillows
Hair, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses,
ddlng, Mating and Oil Cloth,
Fine French China Dinner Set,
China, Class and CTockery Ware,
Cooking. Parlor. RalI aud Chamber Stoves tn
geiher with a general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms OF ale: All sums Under So cash over
$50 credit OF l. and months, for notes satisfac-
tOrlly endorsed, hearing interest
GffH4IRiIis s q g kxH GfRkAMMER,, E.ecu-
jsn5-a ''0 L. 'NA'A a! GREEN. k tSGi:
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, at IN o'cock p NJ, afser =
lingering Illness which she bore with christian for
t'tude Mrs, EMMA A. c. GODDARD. aged II
years and day.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spsctfuly InvitSd to attend her funeral, from he-
residence, on south street. between 9th and 10th
sts , on Sunday evening, to o'clock.
Intel. and Leonard own Beacon copy.)
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FRANKFORT. Jan. THE democratic conven-
ton adjourned yesterday, after passing the major
lty report, amended by additional and more ultra
demands for a slave code. An Intellectual effort
was made TO endorse the Cincinnati platform.
Douglas and Illinois politicians were denounced =
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTINoRR, Jan. l3 Flour closed quiet, How
ard street and Ohio is held at IS 50. Wheat closed
buoyant aud scarce; choice white 81 IS: prime do
81 .37aSl 10; red Al 27aSl 30 Corn closed buoy
ant; white 73a75c.; yellow 7Sa9Sc Provisions
closed unchanged; bacon sides Q az &c old mess
pork SIG new do. SIG 50aSI6.75. Whisky closed
dull at - &c
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Old Soldi-r,sCouye

CoLuMBUs, Ohio. Jan ll-Over ole hundred
soldiers Of the Of 1872 Were in convention
yesterday. and much attention WAS shown them
Resolutions were passed TO vote for no man for
President but known friend of a pension bill.
Two delegates were appointed 10 the Chicago
Convention
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Relief for the Jews of Noroec,

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 A ship leaves here on
Monday for Gibraltar. with relief for the Jews of
Morocco. She will be commanded by Captain
Moses. Of Charleston
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New York 1Iarkets

NEW YORK Jan. l3 Flour is irregular state
- 20; Ohio S56jaS5 -; Southern So 5OaS5 IS.
Wheat is dali, and has declining tendency
Corn is firm and scarce; yellow ssa9Oc Pork 10
dull; mess Si6.l2. Lard is quiet. Whisky 10
duh al - a26c
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Nebraska Territorial Legislation

ST. Louis. Jan. IA bill abolishing slavery
in Nebraska has passed the Territorial Legisla-
tUre, but il was expected that Governor Black
would veto il. \ bin providing for the calling Of
a constitutional convention has also passed the
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Financial

NEw YORK, Jan. I3.-Stocks opened dull, but
prices were sustained, and since the boards are
better. Chicago and Rock Island 81 4; Illinois
Central shares 81 81 n. Y Central 7ia; Reading
SIX; Mo. Us -
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FUTURE DAYS.
ByJ. C. McG,JIRE6 co A

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers.
STOCKS AT TUESDAY AT
- fERNOON, January nth, at4 O'Clock. at the
S552 shares FIremens Insurance Company Stock
S5,vV' Corporation Of Washington quarterly per
cent. Stock,
$50 Corporation of Washington semi annual per
cent. StGcn,
sIno Cooperation of Washington quarter per cent.
Stock,
IS 90 Bank of the Metropolis Stock
Terms cash i'm current furds
ia ~ d &c. McGUIRES CO. aucts
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Seven DaNs Later frnm Eurnne

SACKvILLK, Jan 1911 a. m-The steamship
Europa, from Liverpool on the 3st, has arrived at
Halifax II is probable that the news will have 90
be expressed from that point
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NEWS.

IL The STAR publishes the Lists of Letters
's'na'n'ng N hs Washington City Post One.
Hrdf' he provisions Of the la,c directing them to
&c printed N the newspaper harinR the Ea,ges: CIR.
eH91f'on tc'fh'n the delivery Of the Office It's total
daily circulation IS more than double thar of ana
other Daily printed in the District of Colxnb,a
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MIN's DRIss SUI1s,
News Bssissss Ssits,
YoJTHs' DREss SUITS,
Yoxtks' Bssinsss Ssits,
OnAADhANs OAAss SelT

NOAH WALKER 4 Co, Marble Hall Clothing
Store. Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that thei annual display of Fail and
Winter Clothing is now ready for inspection. II
Ie comprised OF an assortment of Gentemon's and
Youths Clothing of the newegt and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles Of Dress opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Msde Clothing in this city, at very re-
duced Prices. 2S-lJ
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From Turk,sI,laud

NORFOLK, Jan. I2.-The brig Romeo. from
Turk S Island, reports full supply of salt there
but only one or two vessels I'm port for cargoes
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mo. 652.l

NOTICE OF THE REMOVAL OF TIE
SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE FROM
OF OREGON.
In accordance with the provisions of the I'd Sec
ton Of ths act of Congress approved September a.
$780, entitl ed act to create the Office nf survey
or general of the public lands in oregon" c.. il is
hereby dec AIRED aid made known that the Office of
the Surveyor General of Oreeon will be removed
from salem TO Eugene city, in Ores On, at early
Period as practicable.
Given under my hand, a. the City of WASHINGTON,
this third day Of December, A. ID. is59.
BY order oftle President:
A.-SMlTH.
Commissioner Of the General LAID Uifioe.
Ia law6x
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NoIIcE-DistTie. Of Columbia Adrsrtissmsnts
10 be inserted IN the BALTIMORE Sun are rsesired
at md forwarded from THE STAR office.
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QuERu's Con LIVER OIL JR1Ly

Approved by the New York Academy of Med;-
cine 1t iB twice more eficaoious than the lou d
oll. Ii ia the only oure for Scrofulas, Cousump-
ton and al kinds of Coughs.
Also,
9UERU's JBLLIFIRp CASTOR OIL, by which the
offensive greasiness of the oil Is obvated. For sa
by all respectable druggists IN Washington and
Georgetown
PENFOLD, PARKER { MOWER, Wholesale A gents
11 Beekman street, New York city. no 8 SIN
WE AEB REQUESTED tn invite attention tn the
advertisement of Dr. WoOlfson, the GpticIsn, pa
teenth streets, which appe. in the IntclIig
and states. 1t VIII be seen that his ''streng tightening
spectacles and eye glasses are recommended hy
many eminent gent emen. presumed to be Judges 81
their good qualities, and of the comfort to no de-
rived from their use by those who require thu aid
of these important instrumentalties. d.; W. has
been located In this city for several years. de Coy
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lcE-We have already noticed the operations
OF some OF our leading ice dealers in the work of
storing away ice Of home growth We learn that
Middleton is yet at work with some 300 men and
30 carts, and Is housing about 800 tons a day He
has laid III thus far some fifteen thousand tons
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CARELEssNEss. ednesday night the guards
men on duty between Four-and-a-hal and Sixth
streets, on the Avenue, found the doors of the
banking mousse (Webb's We belicve,) below the
National Hotel, open, and no one there to See to
the safety Of the interior. Lieut. Thomas detailed
two OF the guards to remain in the bank and see
that all was safe during the night They remained
there TIL O'Clock next morning. when the clerks
arrived and took possession. without even an ey.
preston OF thanks for the service from the watch
men.
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BY J. c. McG UIRE Il CO., Auct;oneers

BY J. c. McG UIRE Il CO, huct;oneers.
TWO NEW AND HANDSOMELY FIN
L IsHEDTHREE STORY BRICK DIV EILING HOUSES
hNn.oTs FOR SALE.-On THURSDAY AFTER
NUON, January 18th. at S1a O'Clock. on the premi-
ses. We shall s- To sa-Isi, deed IN trust two new
three story brick Dwelling Houses and back build
lDgs, the lots fronting q feet inches On r. street
north between 2d and Sd streets west, running back
liz feet to alley.
The Houses are hand some three story bricks with
BRICK back buildings, containing saiOo parlor ten
rooms ana ''ath room. with water and gas pipes
throughout: marble mantei, AID finished In the hest
manner.
Persons want ofdesira5 Die and converter tiy ar
ranged dwellings In an unexcep 0nahie location.
SH0u.d attend this sac, which will be made without
rye.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue In 6, - nd
on the premises.
ja lid &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts
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The PUMP corner of Sixth and II streets north
is sadly out Of order. Will the Commissioner see
to
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BAD CoNDUcr.-festerday afternoon. Samuel
Shekells having taken drap too much" be-
haved in the streets in manner not authorized
by the municipal law. The consequence was, his
arrest by Officer Carter, and the imposition of a
fine and costs amounting TO 50 81.
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, huctoneers.
TRCSTEE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOTION
II 9TH STREET AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY Az
IEfNOoN, sd inst, at half past o'clock. b.
virtue al adeeo Of trust. datCd May 4th Ias8, and
duy rec rd al IN Llber j. A -. 49, folis 2.6, will
sell AT pubic auc'Ior, ~ front of the premises Lot
e. IN square ss divided into two lots each fronting
81 feet y inches or the east side of sth. between
ard r. streets, and running hack l'5 feet inch.
FERNS One Fourth cash, 10 lie paid on the DAY of
Interest.
deed given nd deed oftrust taken.
All conveyanclns st the eXpAr of the pnrcha ser
x. W. BARNARD. Trustee.
ia ll-eo6cs WALL Il BARNARD Aucts.
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES Prof. H CopPee, OF
the Cniversity Of Pennsylvania, lectures at tne
Of the Conquests Of Mexico" commencing at
quarter TO eight o'clock,
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rHAS. 9. WALLACE,
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR,
Has removed hi. office TO his residence, No. in
diana avenue. between ~ and 81 streets, nearly
opp site the east wlEg Of the City Hall.
ia 4-eo2m
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WATCH RETURSs.-Wm. Jasbow, disorder]y:
dismissed foc lack of evidence Sam'l Bigps. do :
do. Mary Cook, do do Elizabeth Biygs' do !:
fine and costs, S3l5. Thomas Caven, do Sc Is.
James Caven, do; S615. Benz Lewis, colored
do; SO Is. Henry Miles. do; rkhouse 90 DAYS
John Connoll. do fine and costs, Sll5. NJ Car
roll, do; 80 Is.
Nineteen dodgers were accommodated
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e By J. c. MCGUIRE Il Co, Auctiopeers.

By J. C. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctjopeers.
DEN. F. FRENCH'STE THANNUALSAIE
- OF hooks and Stationery at auction. at store Of
w. r. Bayly, - = Pa cveI.ue, sales every evening
unit! after Christmas, The stock is now completes
IN every DEPARTMENT of Literature, Science, and
70 fEe q! Books worth $50 fine Bibles and PRAYER
Books, Butler fine Gift Books, for 1864 Stationery
OF every VARIETY; all of which will he sold very low
private sale at half price. Call and see
de H-d BEN. +. FRENCH Salesman
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THR FINEST CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT IN WASH
INGToN CITY-J. NJ. McCamy Il Co. are now
oeiving their ia OF Clothing made to order for
their retail trade. Furnishing Goods of every kind.
Trunks, Vaises and Carpet Bags. 3es and $50 Pa.
avenue, National Hotel RuiG,ng. 90 l0-Sm
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THIS AFTERNOON + TO- MORROW

By }. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctlonecrs.
A nMlNISTRATRlN;S SALE OF CHOICE
"A WINES On FRIDAY AFTER NOON, Jaru-
ary i3th. at ocloSk, at the Auction Rooms we
Slall sell by order OF the Orphans Court a small
-: choiGe Nlses. belonging to the e.tate of the
late Jno ii. Buthman, comprising-
cases Imperial Champagne
DO Hoidsslck Il Co, Champagne
baskets Moet Chaudan and Guse1 4 Co Cham
payne, - W. N"o''
| case Neirstainer,
Is bottles choice BRANDY
Terms: % and under cash over that sum a
cred!t oil o. days, for satisfactorily endorsed nO.es
bearing Interest. 0'
A f. BUTHMAN, AdmInis'x.
j. e. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts,
HAT THE SAME TIME WE SHALL
sell a lew dozen choice Madeira and Sherry belong
ing 20 the estate of the late A dc Bndisco
IA l"d J. e. MCGUIRE Il CO, Aucts
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"THK WAY OF TRANsGREssORs Is HARD"-Fol-
low the counsel and heed the advice contained IN
the work Human Frailty, or Physiological Re-
searches" threats the evil effects of early abuse
AID indulgence, is eInbeiis shed with elaborate co.
ored engravinys, pOrtTayiIg every feature ana
phase Of disease the faliacy of tho ordina
~ modes adopted for the cure of local as well as
hsrfdi,ary mnLddies and gives the only safe ami
faiiible remedy for expunging every trace of the
virus from the system. Sold by d.. Barrow. I"i
Sold also BY =. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
ID G. ia m
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By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il SToCK Oh MILLINERY kNn FANCY Goops
CLoAks, &C, AT PUBLIC Auction Thurs
DAY, the 10th of January, AT the auctOn rooms
of MessTE. Wal Barnard. corner of 9th street and
Penn. avenue, by virtue deed of trust executed
on tue 5th day of November, 1879 and duly reG or led
shall sell, at public auction, a ,rge assortment OF
Millinery aud Fancy Goods, & C, consisting Of
Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons,
Straw Goods, I.aces, and Dress Trimming
Hoop Skirts. Clnaks. Frirges,6c
With arge stock of other goods not here enume-
rated.
The sale will commence at IN O'Clock on the day
designated and continue from day tn day until the
whole St OK is disposed of
Terms sale: SSn and under ash; over that sum
credit of e. and o. Gavs, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed. bseriug interest
II the terms Of sale are not complied with in s
days from sale, the trustee reserves the right 10
resell at the risk and expense of the defaTlting
purchaser. A. II,OY D. TTnster
ia l2-d WALL & BARNAR I'D, Aucrs
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MISS ~. A. LOCKE Continues the latest sly
w of DRESSMAKING in all its branches q No
23East Capitol street. Dresses made in the neat
est manner q low a. One Dollar. ma %
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MRS: WINsLow, An experienced nurse and female
ply sician. hiss Soothing Syrup for Chiid,n Teeh-
ing which greatly facilitates process of teethng
by softening the gums, reducing ell Inflammation
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers. it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement In
another column. 90 ll-ly
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PENNIES Persons desiring Pennies will AWAY,
find them for exchange st the Star Office counter.

IT WOULD HARDLY Do for any one nova days to
havt the temerty To question the excalence II Dr..
j. RO,tetfsrS Ce'sbrafed StOmGrh "Bittsrs" for III
diseases of the stom, oh. In cases of Dyspepsia,
Bodily Weakness, COstiveness, Dysontsry ami
general deranGement of the digestive organs, their
many virtues have long sihce been mad- plainly ap-
parent. They purge from the system the morbid
humors o hioh retard their natural fuBcticns a I'd
which bring paleness to the cheek. and au ring to
the brow. They Danish those clogs upon pleasure,
restore the ystem to high health, and necessarily
prove = valuable adjurot to the dlsestive Orsa s.
trial is all that is eded to establish them the
confidence of the skeptic.
For sale by Druggists and dealers general
erywhere. ia cost
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THE DISTRICT IN CoNGREss.-In the Senate
yesterday, Mr.. Brown, from the committee on the
District Of Columbia, reported bill to amend the
Act to incorporate the Provident Association Of
Clerks I'm the civil departments OF the Government
of the United States in the District Of Columbia -
Also, bill to authorize the extension and Of
branch Of the Alexandria, Loudouu and Hamp
On motion by Mr.. Brown, a resolution was
adopted that so much Of the Presidents Message
and report Of the Secretary Of the Interior re-
lates to the District Of Columbia, be referred TO
the committee the District Of Columbia. with
instructions to inquire into the expediency OF
enacting laws to carry their several recommended
tons into effect.
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CLOTHING.-We are man
NJ ufacturing to order, Gentlemen's Clothing of
the best grades. at exceedingly low prices ana we
would invite citizens and strangers to exaIniae orr
assortment of Cloths, Doe Skin Cassimers aud
Vests. feeling assured that every garment Will give
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