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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-28
A TLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAM

A TLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAM
IN SHIP LINE FOR NEW YORK.
The new and first-class side-wheel Steamship
Hatteras, Capt. L. Parish, and Albemarle, Capt.
Bourne, will leave Dickson's wharton New York
as follows:
Hatteras-Every Wednesday, at IL NJ.
Albemarle-Every Saturday evening, at eight
o'clock P. NJ.
Returning, leave Pier No 36, North River,
every Wednesday and Saturday, at IL NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modations, apply to- S. G. ELLIOTT
q at Dicksons wharf.
Or to J. M. RENsHAw, Bells wharf
Agents in New York, Messrs. Livingston, Fox
g. Co. aul-1y
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- G Ill y o l.

& c III . o L
The subscriber will reopen his SCHOOL on
Monday, I'd OctOber,in the same room occu-
pied by him last session, under the Freemason
street Baptist Church.
Subjects taught: Mathematics, Natural Philos-
ophy, Greek, Latin, French and the usual English
studies.
The scholastic year of ten months will be di-
vided into quarters. Charge per quarter, SIC for
all or any of the studies except French for which
there will be additional charge of So
sel-lm VIM. X. GAIT.
HITTRE LIS SPRIN G S
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OFFICIAL.


6ApeUARTKRe FIRST CoHPe, $
WAsHINsToK, ID. O., Dec. q, leo4
Veterans desiring TO enlist in TIC Il. = =,
Cefps should report In person a. 1S V
Col. O. +. johnson, SoidierG hest DeHn AZ
and Chic Railroad Depot, washington. -, ~ r..
Any Veteran who has served TWO y 80, M.
been honorably discharged, ana u Payslccny
oualif,ed. may enlist ir the Corps for one, two
Those enIisting will receive nom the GOV.
eminent a bounty Of $500 as soon as they are
m ustared tn, and, in addition, the regular In.
stayments from the Government, in proportion
to tha peried Of enlistment, as follows: 500 for
one years service, one-third paid On enlist
nent; 600 for two years service, one-third on
enlistment; $500 for three years service, one
third on enlistment
They will be credited to the quote Of the
district in which they or their families nay be
domieied and will, therefore, be entitled to
local bo1nties
Free transportation Will be furnished them
to Washin gton by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms in the possession Of the
Government will Be furnished these troops,
and they will be allowed to retain their arms
when hoEorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock:-15S
street, between 18th and Goth streets.
Office Of the Board for the Examinatton OF
Officers :-Brigadier General John X. Brooke,
president, ie3 g street. between 18th and Nth
streets.
BY order CT Major General Hancock.
FINLR1 ANDERSON,
dec g7.u Assistant Adictant General.
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HORsIs
~ ARTILLERY HORSES
Z.9-tnma..e, Gearal'. one.. Eir

<s6ytnra..ey Graeral's Ones. Eiyet Dir;t.o,,
wasstag!or Ctiy, C., March s., 1906
HORSES. suitable for the cavalry and srf;IIsrv
service. viii be received at Giesboro Deoot. in
epeD psTts III M i''sS' by Captain enc. S.
MULES, in lots Of twsn-y-sve or more, will IA
;scs' sa ea isi s Ill Msy
&psrter master, corner Twenty second and g SIS
All animals to be sub ected to the usual Govern.
e7e Scat ons as follows :-'Cavalry horses must
be s1cnd IN al particulars: well broken; N full
eesh and good condition.; from Etteen (l5l to six
old. and well adapted IN every way 70 cavalry pur-
teses. Horfes between nine 80 and ten l01 years
., Sfs, stu vigorous, sprshtly, and healthy
Artillery Horses must be Of dark color, sound in
Al pa1Ie89iars. strong. quicf, and setiye, well
oIoAen ane ssrsse trotters in harness, in fun flesh
DOE less tnan nfteen and one haf lS1z hands hieh
no ss regh not less than ten hundred and
Mule. must ss oyss we s9 years Of ,ss, strong.
seop.psn ven asvsioSed snims!s not less
from every blsmsh or defect which gon 49, ~
them for severe work, and must 6avs ~, LIZ m
four front colts teeth and dsveiopsS - S0 sae
ronding four perm 1nent teeth, two in sa,i syales
These specih ;stions viii be strictly saI..sssr;
ana risidly snfor:ed In every psrt;cafar TO-
Eve dollars $685. Artillery Horess, one h1ndryss
SInet,.sys dollars iSiSo). ana
Payment Win b made 4 .iAaiasSfesturs
E0ls tsBs0 Q,M.G.O.
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The Dry Goods Trade.

The trade in dry goods, during the week,
has been Of q very unsatisfactory character &,
upon state Of panic, and prices have been as
unsettled as at the most excited periods of the
war Cotton goods are held with as much
hrmness as possible by the commission houses,
with view to checking the tendency toward
a violent decline; and as their stocks are mere
ly nom inal they are In position to pursue this
course with some persistency but the jObbers,
perceivlng the irrepressible tendency toward
lower prices, are selling out their goods as
East as possible a. largely reduced prices. Some
are sending large amounts OF goods to auction,
where they are sold much below the rates
asked at private sale, even by the jebbers.
Large lots have been sold in this way during
the week al a decline of l0af5 per cent. frem
the current rate. among Iobbers. The losses OF
the jobbers have been very heavy. Some have
ALREADY large proportion OF what they gained
during the process of advance; and certain Of
the weaker houses have had to ask an extern
Gion of their maturing obligations, which
have been granted with liberality by the COM
mission agents.
Prices st first hands have not yet come down
10 the basis of cotton at 20 cents per pound and
gold at IS premi um; iobbers see this, and will
refuse 10 buy any important amount OF goods
until such is the condition OF values. Manu-
facturers have reduced their production to a
very narrow limit: and the supply OF goods is
likely to be kept as low as for several weeks.
although the supply Of cotton may be much
larger.
The trade in woollen goods is very dull.
Sellers and buyers are divided by difference
o. aooa- zen per cent IN prices, ana tranSaC-
tions are therefore regulated by strict neces-
sity. Good new styles Of fancy cassimeres
sell freely, but other styles can only be moved
81 g concession. Army kerseys.are offered at
about 81 50 for Government contracts, but to
the trade the same goods would sell at 81 As.
Army fianEeis are worth about 9Oa92 J. C. at pri-
vate sale, and 9Jc. 10 Government.
The trade in foreign goods has suffered from
the decline in gold. Holders have reduced
their quotations accor6ingly, but buyers hold
Oft from apprehension OF 3 still further fall In
gold. TIE importers are supported by the ex-
fuse 70 make any concession beyond what may
De required by the fall in gold. There would
seem TO be no reasonable doubt that the de-
mand will be Sufficient to absorb the very linn
tied impertations. and good proportion also
OF the goods in bond; although the transactions
may be mere driblets, and be protracted be-
ycp6 the usual time.-N. J.. Commercial, 18th.
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FHE EVENING STAR
Army OF THE POTOMAC.

ARM VI
Celeb atien Of st. Patrick's Day-Accident
s6,sel. Van Shack-Executisn OF Desert.
EFT Postponed.
W. learn that the celebration OF s. Patrick's
. 6ay bv the Irish brigade, in the Army OF the
Potomac was a very fine affair, and, with the
execution of one or two accidents, it passed
of without anything TO mar the harmony and
x1oa feeling always prevalent on such occa-
SONS The entertainment consisted of horse
racing of various kinds, feot races, and a bag
race, the latter crea ing Eore fun than any OF
the others. During the second hurdle race,
horse ridden by Colonel Van Shack of the 7th
New i ork volunteers strHck the hurdle, and
throwing the Colonel, injured hmm severely
1t was first reported he was killed, ont ne
afterward was placed IN an ambulance and con-
veyed to his quarters, where he received prop
er attention.
Generals Humphrey, Mot. and Miles acteo
rs Judges. Colonel n ugenthaving charge OF tne
. course. General Meade was present mos. ol
he day, with nearly all OF the generals OF INC
army an d thousands OF officers and men.
At4 O'Clock an extra race came on near the
Cummings House, between % ana 5tn corps
horse, on which large amounts OF money Were
lost. The race was half q mile, and was won
oy the I'd corps horse by two or three lengths
Several other scrub matches took place after
ward, the fun lasting until dark.
Several executions Of deserters, which were
TO have taken place on Friday, were post
poned.
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SUPERIORITY OF
CHICkIRING q SONS PIANOS. NM

See the Proofs since lst Janusry. 1866.
Concerts IN C,ty Of Washtnetonn retna hare nssd
E ss;s ds:::ts i. s:
s:s::S .S:S :S
Fourth PresSyterianJ Church-sth st., bet
hea M DR. cbncb B.
Washington PRFspatc he'd
All Concerts given by Public Schools of Washing
.th Pre,b Church .r esS St, bet.
Eeaed5g Ysts EDIse 0hSrehish St 81
ss.sosch dgsnd wei pet Ksto1.
mes P4o sssGa Hall
Han
FL! nshiIy IL .s oFEssrFndEy Church
Wsilsch School Hou.e-Pa: Az. corner ssh st. east
9pening Ct Gonzssa Hail. e., BET 9Th and 10th
W. zach sehee! House, rsDetition-Pa. av., corner
Beneficiary Concert Drafted Conduetors)
dra ans. GERMAN Opera Company SSfoEers) Gre
Grand German asaa Opera comp.Dy-Al.ou used Smith IS
American H BEksfbls THE ABOVE.
We have the certificate. on exhibition at our Store
Rs.nos aud have sold in this city over $50
We have s slxsys on hand a complete stock of
BEAUTIFUL GRAND PIANOS,
the NEST su ferb instruments ever offered In this
The only place You can procure the famed
CHICKERING q SONS PIANO.
Justly ack newledged the BEST PlASOe IN THE
WORLD-having been established .tfty- four years,
and received 40 prize medals over all competitors
for the superiority of their manufacture, exhibit
ed by them at the different Fairs in this country
and in Europe during the past 80 years; Also the
most fattering test from the leading
artists he profession, and the heads ofColleees
SOLD over 80 900 PIANOS CHIcKHRING & Sous
are ntrer Jalkd in business, and all extraVaeant
objections, absurd assertions And unklnd remarks
that you hear about them can always be easily
traced to their enemies In business, who are envi
Gus and jealous Of their great reputation, and in
terested. eff course. in the sale OF other new
makers. ~ Call and get descriptive list. We
distri butte them Free.
We buy our PIANOS and MCsICAL INSTRg-
MENTS FOR CASH. and, being SOLE AGENTS
or the Oldest and best houses In the country, we
reenabled to sell goods at the lowest prices.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new iiPlanos
rented for day, week, month or year.
Pianos Tuned, Re paired, Removed. Packed
clipped. stored, exchanged, de.
Any Musical Instrument rented, repaired or
takenin exchange. ,.
Large assortment OF BRASS INSTRUMENTS,
MES fC, MUSIC BOOKS. DRUMS. FLIES, b.
GILES. and every article il the music Ard plane
business. JOHN Y. ELLIS,
800 north hide Penn q avenue.
ml5-eo3t- bet 9Th and 10TH streets.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
~ WASHINGTON. December II, Ieels
- IL -!

- 80 -
ssz Trains fd Setyssn Washington and Baltimore
:s%SEsS5 HSs!zs sssEH "a:
z s4ss. z s.sma.. Zoo els
Ms;hastN. 1 Y.9s Arrive ss
0 No. sNBHLTIMosE Il w1sERN TRAIN
.s.sn, Nan q.
for the west. and reachhx Baltimore at 1000
No. 4-N1w FORK NAIL TRAIN-Leavs wash
r.s. Phiiadeiphi: s:s7 r NJ New York 1000
No. s-BALrIMoKl TRAIN AND WAY STA
fIONe1Leave W.shineton 500 p NJ, CONNECT
"R No. 'esHsALTInsss COMPUTATION AND
ESQ X. Arrsve At Baltimors s:io 2 NJ fhis
train stops At Bladenshurs. Beltsvills Laurel and
AR Ha ?sse ss3sGD albany NEW YORK *.
PRESS Ss, a.. S9p p,.;s n
zs1s sy r.i1 eonnse. a. early
ing lines Leaving Kev York for the Hast, North
:; Ii. 9.a i. or sa' in
hs %si TRAIN
Leave Washington 6:4S P. N. and arrive at Balti-
ssE 4TkA TSRk aa :.
IN; Stopping at Re'sy House fer Western psssen-
fsrkersburE, and all points in the West. Reaches
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
with the Sis A, N. and the and 4:3O P. M. from
Wasbin gtsa, No trains to OF from Annapolis on
Sunday. .x,,
TIN ONLY TRAINS FROM WAeHIN9TeN
for passengers on SUNDAY are the 8: and ll:!s
A. H. and ?. NJ. for Baltimore, and ESQ p. N:
for baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West. and
the P. II for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICK1Ts TO the West. a. yell ~ to
the Station Ticket ONCE at all hours in the day, as
we'll as at new of6ce in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
'BAGGXGA will be checked at all hours.-aIso for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
ALL PASeENGERs.. whether sohiers or citizens,
are POLITELY but earnestly requested to respect the
rules of the Line estsblshed fer the general sd.
s1casiVely for ladies and their attendants and the
prevention Of IN any e sr me eomnisn.s
nth the decisions of the agents or conductors
~ rapard to their seats tickets, etc.. especially in
The hurry stsEtIps the trains ~
2 n mi General Ticket Agent. dec 20
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American Securities in Europe.

A letter to the Cincinnati Gazette, dated at
Frankfort on. he. Main, February2l, says:
1.-THE city Of Frankfort has become a great
emporium of American national stocks. Seve-
raj German banking houses established branch
es in New York, and within the last few
months several have been established for the
express purpose Of buying and shipping to
Europe our national securities, which are now
in so great demand in Europe. The latter
German bankers, and they have reaped profits
varying from three TO eight per cent. on every
dollar transmitted for sale.
ssIn London the chief houses engaged in this
business are Rafeal & Co., Cohen a relative
of the Rothschilds), and Satherthwait & Co.
and in Frankfort Speyer, Ellsen Co.,
G;eenbeHm and Balloon, Seibert and Co, Phi.
Mic. Schmidt; and Seligmann Stettheimer-
the latter an American firm just formed.
at is probable that the Amsterdam bankers
buy and import as many American national
strange indeed that none OF our shrewd Yam
Zee bankers have not gone into this profitable
business, but have allowed it to be monep-
olized by the foreign dealers wholly. L
think for the past TWO years not 10 exceed half
q dozen steamers have brought quotations
showing higher rates in New York than here.
London and not less generally than million
70 Germany and Holland. All that comes is
absorbed at once, generally sold before its ar
rival, and still the cry is tor more. Within
the last week orders have gone to New York
for over five million dollars OF five.twenties
for this city alone!
~ Hc eoIt Ol hmcIiCdIl BLOCKS CONSllLul6 the
chief business At the Bourse. Orders arrive
daily for large purchases from Brussels, Ber-
lin, Dresden, Munich, and within the last
week the bankers have received orders to pur-
chase considerable amounts for Vienna, Gene
va and even st. Petersburg. New fields Tor
purchase seem constantly opening, so that ii is
impossible TO glut the market In Austr ia 1t
is not allowed by law for any person, as / am
informed, 70 buy or sell anything but Austrian
funds, yet The Austrian capitalists have caught
The mania, and send their Austrian securities
70 be sold here, and the avails invested in
American stocks, which are held in trust for
them by The Frankfort bankers. / hope his
imperial highness, the Emperor Franz Joseph,
will not find oat this great breach of Austrian
law, so that their fiye-twenties gill not be con-
6scated,
"The great dealings in American securities
are no. confined to Spectators, but the pur-
chasers are men Of capital, who have means
20 spare, and, as we say in our country, salt
down The funds as soon as bought. They are
attracted 70 these particular stocks. partly by
the low price At which they are sold, tabou.
f.ty-fouT o.day,, and the handsome interest
which they pay on this COST
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DENTISTRY.

TOOTH ACHE CURED INSTANTLY BY THU
i external application of DIR. sIGES- -
MONDs EssENCk OF PALM1FVO. 1t849YS
with the teeth aching, and relieves instantly: By
this aid every decayed tooth can be cured and PEE
whites Metal Filling. eheoplastic Bone Teeth
inserted over roots at 26O Pa. av. rGar - Inn
nENTISTRY-Drs LOCK WOOD MERRILL,
IL Dentists. Room No. 2, Washington
Building, corner Penla. avenue and Ytna1Xy%S7
street. mar Slim
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D STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
ID YOUTH TO TIE AGEDu
BIOkRENE,
LIFE REJUVENATOR.

This preparation is nequalIed as Reiuvenater
and Restore of wasted or inert functions.
The aged Should be certain to make the Biokrene
ahouseheld god, inasmuch as it will render them
them to live rain the days Of their pristine
Joy. It not only exhilarstes but strengthens, and
is really invaluable blessing especially to those
who have been reduced to q condition of ssrvility
self abuse. misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No
organ this superb preparation will remove the
effect at once and forever.
BI0kRENE
CERES IMPoTENeY, GENERAL DEBILITY, Nervous
1NCAPAoIrY, DYSPEPBIA, DEPRESSION, Loss OF AP-
PETITE. Low SPTRITs, WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS
GENERATIoN, IMBEoILITY, MENTAL INCIDENCE,
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFEoT UPON THE NER-
voUs SYSTEM; and all who are In any way prostra-
ted nervous disabilities earnestly advised to
seek cure In this most excellent and uneaualed
PREPARATION
Persons who. by imprudence. have lost their
NATURAL vIGOR, will find speedy and perma-
BIOKRENE.
The FEEBLE. the LANGUID, the DESPAIR
ING. the OLD should give this valuable discovery
trial: it will be found totally different from ali
other articles for the same purposes.
TO FEMALES.-This preparation is invaluable
In nervous weaknesses of all kinds as it will re-
store the wasted strength with wonderful perma-
nence. 49,
Dyspepsia with the first dose. A brief persistence
in its use will renovate the stomach to degree ar
perfect health, and Danish Dysrepeia forever.
One dollar per bottle, or six bottles for S. BOLD
BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
EUTCRINGS & HILLYER, Proprietors,
81 Cedar street, New Yerf
Sold by 8. c. FORD, corner 18th street "
dec g. eoly,a AID Pennsylvania avenue. D
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ia Chicago correspondent Of the New
York Times tell the following bit of truth con.
corning The Chicago Stock Exchange: Our
Stock Exchange is getting to be q great insti,u.
ton. The Transactions IN gold frequently
anoun; to 100000 per day, when L suppose
ne wnole crowd cauld not raise $4,000 OF The
sion OF the gambling spirit has the effect 20
leave the grain marxst more regular and uiet.
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INPoRTANT TO CLAIMS AG RNTs.-The War
Department orders that hereafter no claims
presented by any agent, whether banker or
attorney, Will pe entertained by its disbursiur
OH GERS unless said agent shall produce certi-
fed copy OF his license as granted by the col
iecto-, o. certificate from the assessor OF his
district thai he is not considered liable to Ii.
celse duty.
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wv ~ y
The OLD NATIONAL STEAM LAUNDRY, "a.
tablished 1861, Messrs. CLARK & COLMAN, pro-
prietors. take this nlethod Of notifying their
chased the extensive Laundry. situated on 18th
street, near the canal. formerly Known the City
are now prepared to execute werk in q superior
manner and at short notice. Satisfaction gusran-
teed in all cases Will contract with Hotels. Res
tauranta, Steam boats, 30 at reduced rates Goods
will be called tor and promptlJ9keturned to all
order at our office. (the old stand,) III street,
between 18th and 1s,a streets, opposite Growers
and Q streets, near canal. PATRONAGE respect
fully solicited, mar Al
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Pc 0 L e U NJ.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER THE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
CAPITOL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES.
$40 PER SHARE, NOT LIABLE TO ASSESS.
MINT.
GOVERNMENT BONDS AND SECURITIES ia
KEN IN PAYMENT FOR STOCK.
oGs1oEs:
No. "a EMPIRE BUILDING.
No. II BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Posi- OFFICE ADDRESS. Box No. 5,36e, NEW YORK
OFFICERS:
Hon. DANIEL 8. DICKINsON. President
VIM. T. PBIPPs Vice President.
ROBERT BAssETT, Secretary.
II. J. BURT1s, Mining Superintendent, Titus
VILE. Pa.
ATLANTIC BANK, No. 142 Broadway. N. Y,
Treasury.
The wells of the Company are now producing
oil.
Payment for stock may be made in drafts, regis.
ter ed notes, or Government bonds and securities,
which bonds and securities will be taken at their
market value.
Remittances may be addressed to the Company,
P. O. Box Ne. 5,36s New York City, or to AT
lantic Bank, Treasury of the New York and Liver
pool Petroleum Company. No. 142 Broadway,
New York Oity.''
Prospectus sent to any address on application,
contain ing fall and clear account Of the opera
lions of this
MOST sUCCIssFUL PETROLEUM COMPANY.
subscriptions will be received by JAMES GIL
FILLAN, 1sq., 203 Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
ineton, DC. mar 6-3m
GAULs CELEBRATED GARDEN SEEDS
The undersigned offers seeds Of the same superior
quality as heretotsEe-pure-gen uine-warranted.
Extra Iarly Peas. Beet. Egg plant, Peppers, Car
rots, Parsnip. Onion. Lar ge Early York Ca obage,
Premium Flat Dutch, &c. Beautiful and rare
Flower seeds of my own imp ertation, direct from
En- gland. France and Germany
Being a practical H9rticulturist, and having
been ENGAGED extensively for years in the raising
nd with confidence every article | sell; Prices
reasonable. JOHN SAUL,
fh6-eo6t 396 It'll 81. corner 81.
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CLOTHING.

IMP ANT TICni
BAR L BRO, Corner 7th and 4 streets,
Bah T. BRO, Corner 7th and 3 streets.
are Offering their fne stock Of
CLOTHING AND GENTs.FURN1sHINGG ooDs
AT REDUCED PRICKsi
RARE CHANCE FOR Bargains
RARE CHANCE FOB BAhGAINsI
COATS, PANTS and VESTS Of every description
COATS, PANTS and VESTS OF every description
An Entire New Lot Just Received
An Entire New Lot Just Reesivedl
A LARGE stock of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
4 large stock Of BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
All Goods represented at what they Really Are,
AuGoeds reyresen ted at what they Really AIe.
FAIR DEALING GUARANTEE
FAIR DEALIN6 GUARANTEED
~ Store closed Saturdays until Evening.
- linn
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LILLIAN BRAD LEY.
w STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
Manufacturer of
MARBLE MANTLEs, MONUMENTS, TABLE
ard WASHSTAND TOPS, &c.

Monuments made to order on reasonable terms
and shortest notice. "
Will keep constantly on hand IAsTIRN MAR
BILE and MARBLE THING.
Orders for Plumbers SLABS promptly ATTENDED
to. Pennsyiva nia avenue, between 18th and i9tn
streets west, Washington, D. o. mar 4
INTHE sCPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
MYERS. In Equity. No. ss1; Bill for Divorce.
.usp@na issued to compel the dsse1Ssprs;s sp
Office BY the Marshal, the 3lst day Of December,
1864, endorsed non est" and the defendant hay
day, occurring twenty days afterwards. and the
complainant having 6led an afhdsyit Of disiRter-
ested witness that the defen dant has been absent
from this District for over six months SO that the
process cannot be served on him. II is, on motion
Of com plainant, this 10th day of March, ISIS.
dered that the defendant cause mis- appearance to
be entered in this suit before the hrst Tues-
for confessed.
true copy. --. Clerk.
AMY
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e~ oPTIcfASsc. w. @

244 Pa.av., between 18th and 18th sta., and
3es Pa. Az. Natioaal Hotel Building,
Would inform strAng gers and citizens that they are
ready to sut every eyesight scSording to scientific
BILE and pERIeCOPIC sPECT ACLlS, universal
~ acknowledged as the best means for strength
ening, improving and preserving the i'm pail ed
vision They offer, also. to the public . fine seiso
ton OF Field Glasses, Opera Glasses, Microscopes
Thermometers, Cartes &c Vieite and Albums
sterssseoIss and Views. st the lowest prices.