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Rates OF Advertising ." oa'iy.

l1y,l ADVERT .susus, any esais psF square each
asi.f.rt.,rv Arrangements 1isae nth thee who
80 - advertise " the year. ~ith ine pFsu.te ~
-. :, ie..ur. Yearly advertisers, however
ann be oonrned stFictf 70 b''i' tse''N
ktysrtisrTnsnss in zoe -r~cisi uas.os eo''inn viii
oe charged two priccs- -.
price ani a hai -, .al,,,,,. al
a.. l.- a. under, <il BE- charged Tor eacn ins~t1'A
a. lf ,...r tan line., trn cents Per hue -,
Asver,lsenefts sent N for no spechsa lme' "'n
4. iu.~rtsd tArse months, unless of'lefe1 eAi -.
=Any slteratlon q Standing ~aves sn-e'-s ,-, ~
aTr sanf % = renewal u tAo r'n'e' n'N
.rr.rt upon by oouiracL
.,,,s,rlr,g e.rditstes for onice u every af ~
Nj - cAEreed 90 for each nsfne ia ~ Ia
- 10 IN he Daily AID Nee<3, a@~1s' :" ~
sdacs. .t..ex,r
r,'s--s ,sll be made for inserting The LoIee~ %
=, ,,s.t,. S.,cletiea. or Associations ~ tol.o"s'
r. - notice not exceeding lines . estus as'
a. y insertion: over eight lines A. thts rA.s- -
Announciag deaths With funeral nouce A''N'N'
Al. xith0ut notice. tfrs r,-.,,,. .,..s..n
n, ~ ludiyiduals OF ASSOCIATIONS, 0f y s1e''"''
.ssi .ave~,isesnents Inserted .. she e1Psnse o.
AZ ornsvs ordering, and payment uot 70 oe 1ss - n
10 The legal procseding>, oai ol
se p,shlssher nft accountable Tor tne seem"'2 ~
n. ~ s~~,iserasn,- be- anf the amount charged iof
her Publication
he Weekly Express
oublishsa svery Wednesday. At si.so per snHu'n'
.-s:, ,.rsr cent without The money. nor eontinn-
a longer dine than paid tors
xate. OF Advertising in "eeA5,
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Ayers Ague Cure,

FOR THkr SfEfDf Slht Sf
Intermittent Fever. Or Fever aud Ague unite
Fever. Chill Fever Dumb Agae, Periodical bead
,ehe or Elilous Headache, and Bilious fe-
ver.. indeed for the whole class of cis
eases ori gnsiing In hillary defsDge-
fneut caused by the halarlaof
Niasmatic Countries
We are enabled here 20 oBer the community
remedy which, whiie IL cures tho above complaints
With certainty he s.n perisSs ns,nss e. ~ s
where these affecting disorders prevail. This cure
sxpels tho rssmstie poison Of Fever ana Ague iron
the system. and presents the oesSiopmsnt o. tne
,to-y symptos II Is not only The best remedy ever
vet discovered tor It's class Of complaints but lso
The cheapes'. The large quantity We supply 1cT
dollar brings il within the reaca oi ever. eo1y Aiin
\, Millions districf~ whare Fever and Ague prefals
everybody should hsve II and Il freely both ior
cure and protection A great superiofity 81 tbs
remedy over any other estr Discovered ior me sIe
dy aud CERTAIN cure ~ IutsTmiftents l. that q con
tsins no Ouirine mineral, con-cque ntiy Il trodn
o.s no quEnisn or o-her inturiors effects whatever
upon the constitution 1ho-s eH "a ~ u are ieis a.
healthy a. n they bad never had the disease.
Fever snl Age Is not alone the eonseqoence OF The
rnaSnatc poison grear variety of disorders arise
from its irriistil n, among which are
Neuralgis. Rheumatism. Gos ., HeAdacha. Bllndness
Tootbarhe. Farsche, CA.zrf<h. Asthma PaiPi-
ts,ion Painful Affection Il the spleen, Hy--
;.ric- Pain il the Bowels Cole Paralysis
aud Dsrangs meut 81 the stomach,
An Of which, when originating in this osuse, put or
the Intermittent type. CT eeoome periodical. Ihi'
.sCrxx expels the poison from the blood, and con
seouantlv cures them all alike. II i AZ Invaluable
protection L. immigrants aud persons trsseliag oi
temporarily residing in ths malArious districts. i
taken occasionally daily while expo-ed 10 tie In
feotion tha; viii be excreted from the system, and
I cannot accamulale In sufficient quantity 10 ripeI
into disease Hence u is even more valuable io'
protection than cure, and e will ever suffer IRON
lnermittents II they avail themselves q the pro
lection this ren " Nfords.
ss- Prepared ~ Da }. c, AVER a CO,
/ Lowell, NassacL 10 tts.
! All cur remedies ~ saie BY J. K. CrsIS0RAs
Pm DoSSKtLY. aud y az Druggists la Telre
! Haute
whoissale ty AIlrs 4 Co. Cincinnati
junl- -sdeom-vecv
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HOTELS.
st, Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Board Reduced 10 50 per dsyi

since the opening Of The vast and oeUDodioas
Hotel. in lisa. has been the single sndeacr Of the
roorie,or. TO NIKE Il the most sunptacos con-
venlsn, and comfortable home 'or she eitizen snd
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely 70 administer 70
the ocsnfOrt q it, guests they have eadeaycred.
without regard 70 cost 70 provide, and 70 comeine
all the elernent. q Individual snd social enjoyment
which modern ar, has invented, sni modern taste
approved sad the pAssonas = which Is has SOrnmsn-
ed during she res, ain yssrs i sratfyins prco
dat their eforts have been sprrscaste1
To NEE, the esigsneies ofshs times. ~hsn al are
required 70 p-se,ses the uaess lid eoooony, the
Undersigned
Have Reduced the Price Of Board 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
al the sam. tine sbsanz noos y th- iuxuries ~lti
which their table kas hitherto been supplied.
| TREADwELI. wHITcoNR A. CO.
S~- fors. sedt :. issl. amo-
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Cash, Balance in Bank, sS.Soy 90
Real Estate worth at least 81 so7 aOol soe.eos os
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand
s(msrket value Of securities sls7,s7o Sol l4.eOo %
Bank Stock, (market value 7s.sTb o.
United States Treasury Notes, tmnTket
Isrooklyn City Water Bonds, lo.2so CO
North Carolina State Bonds lmarket VAL $50 o.
Missouri state Bonds (msrket value), 1900 O.
Real Estate No. Wall Street, e5,305 a.
Interest due lst January. 1871, lot
which 81, $50 ~ has since been rec'ds H,les 81
Balance 10 hands Of Agents and In course
Of transmission from Agents, on lst OF
January (of which ell ,es6 u has since
been receivedl, eo,sS ie
Bills Receivable (for Premiums on In
land Risks. a4ss3 %
Other Property, Miscellaneous items, $500 "
Premiums due and uncollectec on Poll
cies Issued at Ofice. 3.lso Is
Total. sl,s 400 a
CHARLES J. MARTIN. PEKsIDxxI,
Az wILIAARTH. vscE PsSsDEsr.
J. MILLION SMITH, sxckr-Asy.
JOHN MCGEE. Ass'T sko's.
CHARLES CRsfs, Agent.
no. PHTNIx ROW.
raslsdr EArrr.
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eeed IA any ef the Pat Ilne-.
T,sc Daily Csnnscfiens from Harusbureh 10
Bsifimsrs and WssAissfer.
R.ccAGE CHECKED THRoUGH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE
Fare Always as Low as by any Other Route
8ssu Tickets ria Pitts
burg.
TICKETS For SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES !

FRElGHTS.
~, this Rctss Frslshts Of al description car be
S-.-s~d fro-n phisdelpbia. Sew York, Boston 90
a.,,,-,r-- % any point the Railroads ~ ohic.
r~r-nrs - Indiana ilibei< Wisconsin. ir~s, 81 Mic
. ssr by Railroad tir-ct- go.
N. ry'-n<siv.nss Rsilrcsd s;so eonners. a. rtts-
"a -s,h Steamers. BY which Goods can be for
~.,t.s N sny posi on the Osio. huskinEum, ken-
,,~sx T,u,~.-e~. cnrnbsrsnd. Illinois. his<issspp,
wt.~..,ssn wi.-ourl Kansas, Arkansas and Red ky-
as .,,d a g1r~~iart. ssntusky and Chicago WIN
s,.srnsrs N all rorts on the North csiern LAKES
us-cksut. and shippers entrusiing the rsnspofts-
49,, a. shs.r Fr.srhs % this Company. can rely with
c,uftencs % ia SPEEDY usnsst-
THf RATS Of FkKEHT - an. point 70 The
w--s Nv ne P--n-yI yIssns Railroad ar 81 al unss
:. s-voSshl- O. chz-r-d ~ ether R.iirosS Con-
psaies.
rxgTpFR Pbfist~iphis
uAcRaw 4 cOoSs, 20 North q, BALTIMORE.
ryerH A CO No. A-snr Hove. - No. sc-tt
/ WdIlsrr -. Sew lcrk-
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"a. HOUSTON. Gsnsrsi freisat AEeut, PfIls
! Exos.p fFw1- 3snersl snp't. Aitpens, P-nn-
n p HOrPT. G~a~rs si-sss .xsrt rsssdslphis
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CrATK or fSpaAslA. corST1 or vi6o. s..
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-. s--raiss4 a. ssuay ce~ fasen - ~ 0teer
i.-~~r- xs.x lrt-f sft lssi. of Hsuey Crnsk rosu.
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-. ep ~ IA xl esr taksa e - ssm- nssns,
s.rs~t "a - four y1s-s ed nexs SpriaE. I'd ne -
4. u. Axxotp.
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s-A~rrrsss snt .~crr - sssrs - thse "a dsv q.
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certify ts3s - ss . - 80 e u .s.Fsy
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A B q II IL "A 9 II

or tas FIFTEENTH sEK1-AyHUAL STATE
AXgT Of 10 condition Of ne HQJfE LSSC-
RAyOE COMPANY Of the tEty q Nee Xerk,
on Cs lat dag Of JaaEdsp. 1ssl
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he Weekly Express

srThere viii De no deviation ir"m 'Ae
sr Advertisements published IN boah peaa - -.
S,v ,rsI b. charged the full Daily rates Win '''
aNi ~ - CHARLES cRUFT. PRoR-
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DEATH OF WILLIE LINcOLy.-The public re-
jocings at the recent successes If the Union arms
will be Clouded by the intelligence Of the death
Of the second son Of the President and the country
will sympaihIzc with the bereaved parents in
such a heavy affection. Willie Lincoln was
hoy OF unusual intelligence, and was a fav0rite
with all who visited the White House Some
weeks since he was taken sick with an intermit-
tent fever which soon assumed a typhoid charac-
ter, and since that time the little sufferer has been
gradually sinking. Much of the time his mind
has been wandering, and only those parents who
have seen a beloved child a prey to fever and de-
liTium can imagine the anguish of the father and
mother as they watched the progress of the dis
ease without the power to alleviate his sufftrings
His condition has been very critical for more than
a week, and last Monday his condition was con-
sideTed almost hOPelCsT. Since Wednesday he
has sunk rapidly, and Yesterday it was seen that
he was dying. lie fingered until O'Clock in the
afternoon, when his spirit was released
Drs. Stone and Hall have attended the deceased
and his younger brother since their illness. The
latter Is yet i'll, but il Is hoped not dangerously
so. Tbe President has, with Mrs Lincoln,
watched by the side Of his suffering children
for ten days past, and in all that time has had
scarcely any rest, in the midst Of his domestic
afiictiOn the cares Of State were pressing upon
him
Willie was fine looking boy, and his intelli-
gence and vivacity made him favorite with
old and young. He was a faithful attendant of
Sabbath schoo! at DR.. Gurley's church, and the
last day he was present there told his tutor that
when he attained to manhood he wanted 20 be a
Fchool-teacher or preacher Of the gospel. His
exercises In literary composition were very cred
liable fer youth Of his age, and he seemed to
take great pride In them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21

OrTbe latest intelligence from Eastern Ken.
lucky LETT the Twenty second Kentucky, with
two other regiments, at Piketon, awaiting the ar.
rival Of Col Garfield with the rest of his COM
niand. The Colonel was at Paintsville, sick from
tae results OF vaccination, but was rapidly re-
covering, and was soon expected to take the field
The news at Piketon in reference to Marsbalp.
forces is that they are at Whitesburgh, Letcber
county, Kentucky, on the Kentucky River, some
nitY-hye miles southwest Of Pikeion. tits re.
ported at Piketon that Marshall has been supe,.
SIDED, and Col. John ). Williams put in hi.
place. Poor Humphrey.
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NATIONAL RAILROAD CONGESTION delegates
from most Of the principal railroad companies of
the loyal States met yesterday at willard's Hotel
Ia pursuance Of public invitation of tae Secre-
tary Of War, with view to making general ar.
engagements for the transportation of troops and
military supplies On uniform terms satisfactory to
the government and the companies
The convention was very largely attended
Among the gentlemen present were Hen. Erastus
Coming, Messrs Marsh, Stevens, Merrick, FELTON,.
William ID. Lewis, Osborn, Kinsler, levitt, Gar.
Tett, C. w. Chaplin, Noah L. Wilson, Enoch
Lewis, AlsoP and Taylor.
After the meeting had been organized by the
appointment Of MIR. Corning as president, and
Messrs. Barlow and Kinsler as secretaries Of the
convention, the chairman deputized J Judge Jewet,
ana Mr.. VIM. d. Lewis TO InvItc the attendance
of the Secretary OF War, who shortly after arrived
accompanied by General Mcclellan and Quarter.
master General Me!gs.
Mr. Stanton, In a few eloquent and impressive
remarks, laid before the convention tie object nj
his call, which was to throw upon the railroad
companies themselves through an efficient oruap-
izaton, the arrangement and responsibility OF
the measures necessary al this juncture for con.
Quoting the transportation of the government
both of troops and supplies, together with the es
adjustment of a fixed moderate rate By which
such transportation shall be conducted on all the
railroads Of the loyal States
Mr.. Stanton said that he felt he could commit
this important matter TO such a BODY of pentle-
men as he saw around him with perfect reliance
on their judgment and patriotism, for the accom-
plishment OF the object he had In view and that
he Infinitely preferred this course to the exercises
Of the arbitrary power conferred by Congress nm
the government, to take military possession of
the railroads for such purposes
Mr. Corning briefly responded TO the Secretarv,s
remarks, with the assurance that he had not mis-.
calculated the disposition Of the convention To
carry out his views.
Secretary Stanton and General Mcclellan then
withdrew, leaving General Meigs and Mr.. Nc.
Collum to confer with a committee OF the con.
vention on the entire subject
The convention then adjourned till TO-DAY at
Il O'Clock NJ.
Secretary Stanton, in the cour,e of his address
paid high compliment to the Young and o,I.
liant friend at his side, Major General Mcclellan
In whom be had the utmost confidence. and the
result Of whose military schemes, gigantic and
well matured, were now exhibited to a reioicino
country. The Secretary, with appraised hands
implored Almighty God to aid them. and him.
self, and ali occupying positions under the gov.
eminent, in crushing out this unholy rebellion
It's supposed the delegates present represented
900 Of railroad interest out Of the 5000
"e,Oco OF such capital in the loyal States
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UThe new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than

UThe new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice
literary reading, 10 cow on our counter ready for
delivery to the public. Embraced In Its enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
A HOosiet Wedding; Strategic Points on the
Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers; General
Burnside Field Of Operations; Late news from
Southern papers; Federal and Rebel details Of
the Roanoke Island, Fort Henry, and Fort Don
elsOon Victories.
Affairs in Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, Western
Virginia, ard North and South Carolina; I'm
portant Military Budget Of promotions, appoint.
ments, removals and movements.
Latest telegraphic dispatches from all quarters;
Proceedings Of Congress, Supreme, Circuit and
Criminal Courts; Lectures at the Smithsonian;
Agricultural, horticultural and gardening mis-.
cellany; LEGAL news general intelligence, &c.
This is just the paper above all Others for Per
sons sojOurning in the National Metropolis TO
send TO their friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or Sl.OO per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
cLARKsyILLR OURS

Major Gen. Mcclellan has received dispatch
from General Halleck, confirming The rumor that
the rebels had evacuated GAINESVILLE, and adding
days provisions Of he rebel army, they had been
compelled to leave behind undes;royed
STILL ANOTHER VICTORY IN MISSOURI!
Gen. Halleck has te!egraphed Gen. Mcclellan
that Gen. Curtis, catching up with the retreating
remnant Of Prices flying army, had again at
tackled them with great success. He had not
received the particulars when sending the dis
patch, but only the news that Curiis's success
had been complete.
THE RESULTS IN THE WEST.
The evacuation Of Clarksville by the rebels
leaves the way open to Nashville for our army
and gunboats.
By this time that city too, with its immense
stores Of Confederate army provisions and mill
tary MATERIAL is probably ours as 1t is indefensi-
BILE.
Our news from the South tells Of the purpose Of
the rebel Gen Johnson TO surrender II under
pressure of majority Of its citizens, who now
demand its surrender to the United States.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate In executive session Yesterday con-
frmed large number Of army appointments, IN
Guiding, in the ordnance corps, Maj. Syminston,
to be colonel, aad Maj Maynadier to be lieuten-
ant colonel.
APPOINTED.
Sergeant Peter N. McChcsncy is, by direction
of the Secretary Of War, appointed second lieu
tenant in the list reGimcnt of District of COlumbia
volunteers vice lanes w RIoCs resiuned To
date from Jan. :, 1862.
ARREST OF COL. D'UIAsssY.
IL is stated that Col. MASSEY, of the Garibaldi
Guards, has been put under arrest by Gen. Blen-
ker on charge of causing letters TO be published
in New York paper inimical TO his superior
officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21

CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE.-Aftcr our report closed yesterday
The Army Appropriation Bill was passed, and
MessTs. Fessenden, Sherman and Cdrlile appoint
ed Committee of Conference on the disag freeing
votes upon the amendment TO the Treasury Note
Bill Adjourned.
HOUsE.-After our report closed
The Senate amcntmen: to the Treasury Note
Bill, and the bill for the support of the army
were ccncuEred in, and the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21

MARSHAL LAMoN.-The Stars readers will
nnd on cur hfsi page day review of the recen,
senatorial onslaught upon the U. s. Marshal of
'his District, TO which we respectfully ask their
euehHon- bsiiSVinS the charges against him
utterly groundless, we have thus taken occasion
TO show that there is no foundation for ,bc,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21

IL Lockout writes to the Baltimore Gin
P' IeeuklhS for not knOwiH ne that the husband
OF MIS- SouthwoTth, tie authOIesS, died in Cali
norma as long ago as the sd of August last.
Lockout" Is Without doubt well posted as to
"nA' concerns TIC PARTIES In question, and we
bow respectfully To hls superior lpfor,pst,op
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21
Very Important from the South.
THE REBELS ADMIT THAT SAVANNAH
MUST SURRENDER IN THE COURSE
OF THE WEEK,

THEY SAY THAT GEN. JOHNSON "a. SID.
NEY) HAS OFFERED TO SURRENDER
NASHVILLE ON CONDITION THAT
PRIVATE PROPERTY BE SPARED,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21

y shilllhaion, oIcon Building, sends US a
copy Of the excellent March number Of u.,ne,,.
Magazine.
Also, from Anderson, as Seventh street, and
Hudson Taylor, 33i Pa. av., We have copies of
toe same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21

=, aPPolNIM SNT TO A Position IL JAPAN MIR
neco5 OF Japan, bat who was educated In the
IhISso St1tssi has received from the government
and vii! soon return 10 KansRawa, (where bs has
upon his Official duties ~ " y .h'e'
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d 4 Il I T. I A L. .

NAVY DEPARTMENT, February 20, 1851
Officers Of the Navy and Marine Corps who,
under the resolutions Of Congress, may be invited
to attend the ceremonies in the chamber of the
House of Representatives, on Saturday, the 22d
instant, will assemble in the old Senate Chamber,
at the Capitol, in full uniform, at a quarter to
twelve O'Clock Of that day
GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary Of the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON d TO-M0RRoI
FUTURE DAYS.

MARSHAL'S sALE.-In virtue Of 9 writ Of
l'I hSTl fsclas, IGsued from the cerk's Office %
a rcut court Of the District Of Columbia. for the
County OF Washington, and to me directed, l
Court House door of said county, on WEDNES-
DAY, The 5th day of March 1882, az IL O'Clock m,
fsndantG right, title, ain and interest IN and to
toe south % feet inches IF Lot No. 81. Square
No, SS, fronting on 5th street vest, between sud
streets north, IL the city If Washington, ID. G.,
together with al and singular the improvements
thereon, seized aud levied upon the PROPERTY OF
Twin :. Barker, ana will be sold 10 satisfy indicss
10. 2U7 TO January torn 1852, in favor Of John r.
henool. WARD III. LAMON,
Re 10 q u. = Marshal ID. G.
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CO Suffers ARD OTHERS.

ITO Suffers AND OTHERS.
BRANDY PEACHES, In0 dozen.
3 dozen FRESH Peaches,
~ dczea STRAWBERRIES,
~ dozen Pine APPLIES.
~ sczen PIE FRUIT,
CCRRANT JELLY,
% dozen FRElH TOMATOES,
GREEN CORN,
GREEN PEAS,
TOMATO CATSUP,
PEPPER SAUCE,
SAUERKRAUT AND PORE,
LOBSTEHS,
CONDENSED MILK.
CRANBERRY SAUCE,
10 BARRELS
PRIME WESTERN
BOLOGNAS.
Just received and for sale At the lowest cash
Prices. by BARBOUR g. SEMMES,
IL lS-iw No. 65 LOuIssns avenue.
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A NEW DAILY. LINE BETWEEN WASH
"A lNGTDN AND MATAWOMAN
CHEEK, MAR LAND,
Running daily "a
Gems, HoOker'S aHd Stckiss' Dirisioss, on the
LoscsT RJfoH1c,
THE T 4 ii kR ARGO,
C1Pr. r. w. Davidson
Leaving Riiey's Wharf, foot OF Eth street, at 9K
o.ciook, returning same d. az r.
O'Clock. EL-A
Refreshments on board. Ezzas<<;tszEs
Fae 81 20 each 1a,; round trip S25o. Freight
taken 81 reasonable rates
For further particulars apply to Csp'ain on
podTus IL IL
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STORE AND BAR ROOM FOR SALE. AMI
- PREMISES FOR RENT.-ln cor sesnepce
q Otier matters requiring the attention OF the
turee Of the Store No, $50 seventh ct TIE stoot
OF StaPie Goods. The Bar has good run Of 6rst-
rent conts ms rooms SUN lent for lodging house
eno h-st-olass Te1taurent Its proximity 20 the
market house would afo q, 20 an active aud err
gehc nan, a Prospect of making money rapidly
Z or terms, &e.s Iuqulre a. the premises, No SAC
u A. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21

nEslRABLE DWELIING-HOU NEAR
- TIE HARDWOOD HOUSE FOR SALE
comfortable ard well built Investors ana ATTIC
Brick Dwelling HOUSE. with back building,
situate IN the lmmed ate vicinity Of the KiTkuo5d
House Is offered for sale. IL ooutains two parlors
i've chambers, ming room, kitchen. bath room,
am two good cslisrs, gas and water thToughout,
ana 10 IN perfect order Appyto
JAS. G MCGUIRE a CO.,
fe 20 81 Autioneers and Commiss'a Mero6ants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21

NOTICE.
He Pntllc Ii respectfully informed that the
UNDERLINED has commenced run <CDs
ming LINE OF STAGES fromA
Penn. evenue to Meridian Hill. The 8tS&a
stages will leavs Wlllards' Hotel every morning
at O'Clock and Meridian Hill st half past s o'ol'E
and Will run regularly to and from Meridian Hill
every hour, thus afording oheap and speedy CON
Xeyance 10 the VARIOUS camps In the neighbofhood,
Inc Undersigned hopes to receive liberal fupport
as he is determined 20 afford his patrons eyery IA
ohltJ In hls power. Fare 10 0 ants each way.
GEO. M. MILLER,
10 It-eolm' Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21

1TA FAIR, for the benefit OF st. Vincenps
FemeIo Orphan Asylum will be opened on
THURSDAY, Sth inst st the Asylum, corner q
and 10th Streets. A variety of useful and fancJ
articles will be offered for GALE.
There VIII be lunch room where al kinds of
refreshments will be served. Ice Cream a1d Con-
fectoneTy, in their v&1Ietiss. ID z9- If