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@ertsaon SOfel.

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Die 1HsrtrG Gssastnnrss sEtsen
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TELEGRAMS. Ae.

The case OF lsham Henderson was resumed
at Nashville, Tenn, yesterday. The defence
introduced forty.three depositions Of promi-
nent citizens Of Wheeling, yirginia, as 10 the
kay Hoee. Thirty-two aeponents agreed that
ms reputation was bad, and nearly all tssri-
NED tha. they would not believe him under
oath. Eleven testified that his reputation was
An unofficial report says that the steamship
Union, nom Liverpool, sixteen and a half
Gays out, arrived a. quarantine ar New York.
yesterday evening with four hundred and
tnlrey-foUr passengers. thirty three OF whom
oied OF cholera on he passage. Fifteen cases
OF cnolera silll remain on board.
A public meeting has been called in
Faneuil Hall. Boston, for Thursday noon. in
reference 10 reconstruction. Governor Bul
lock VIII preside, and General HawIey, of
Connecticut, Hon. Samuel Mckee, OF Ken
tuchy, ana hon. william Is. Stokes, Of Ten
nessee, are expected 10 speak.
The steamer Leonora- bound from Ren,on
was burned below junction city. on the Upper
Missouri. four days since. The loss Amounted
10 s2j,OCO. on which there is an insurance Of
Si5,otV 1he cargo, which was valuable was
insured.
ne Steam Flre-eDgine COMPANY No J. of
Boston are making arrangements 20 attend The
opening OF tne lndustrial Exhibition az Paris
accompanied by their steam fire-engine
The steamer Oak, from HawkinsyilIa f,r
savannah, was burned Monday night near
Wilmington Island, with 2.5OJ oales of cofron
Nine lives were lost.
All the church bells Of Boston were -oIIas nv
telegraph yesterday afternoon. striking eighty
times, Tor the dean OF General S.otr
BAKER. ;he associate and uncle OF Terrell
the Kentucky murderer. was KILLED. and nor
captured, as was reported yesterday.
Since the 26'h lns,an, G.e9S European emil
grants have arrived g New YORK
The Massachusetts IayisNture has dn,sbes
ITS business and Will adJOS-a to-day.
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FTNsNcIAL.-The New York money marxet
is decidedly easier The Express, of Yesterday
evening, says:-s'l the discount market prime
paper passes al ha7 per cent with only light
onerings. The gold market was stronger this
morning, bur there is not much acti witty, ewing
70 the general disposition 10 await the receipt
OF the foreign news now due at this port The
price opened al 1879, and afterwards rose 10
rs Cash gold has been loaned nat but in
most instances from to per cent was paid
FOR carrying IL. The shipment to-morrow is
Government securities Were in better demand.
and all higher. 1881 coupons, 1O9alOek; $40
coupons, 1Gsal02x; 1910 coupons. S6ae6 I. |:
20 notes. l02aal02&; debt certihca,es. IO0a
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A sUPEPIOR RrMrDy

We can conscientiousiy recommend TO those sni
erfng from q distressing cough, DIR, STRICK.
LANDS MELLIFLUOCS COUGH BALsA n
u giYes relief almost instantaneous, and is wi:ha
not dlsagreeable to the taste. There 10 no dosbt
out the Mellifuops Cogsh Bslsam is one Of the
pest preparations in use and .s s that its propri
stor CLAIMS for II. We have tried it during the
past geek and found relief from most distressine
;ough. It's prepared by Pr. Strickland, No. SO
Druggists. Sold By j. W. EAIRS co, also st
wAITE,S Drug Store, and CnAS. OKRISrI.
ANis, SIT Pa. avenue and a09 Ninth street
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CONGRESSIONaI.

SENATE Yesterday after our report closed
On molon o. NJ. Sumner, the Oil 10 "a ill.,
tate postal, commercial and military comrau-
nicatlon among the several States was taken
up, amended, anc passed-yeas, %, nays T..
HoUsR.-Atter .Cr report closed
The bill heretofore reported from the Gam
mlttee on Reconstruction, Ito provide for rs-
storing 20 The States la,ely IN insurrec;ion
their full political rights" was debated ana
PosipoIed until to-day.
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY M
STRICKLAND,s PILE REMEnY

Mr. Glass, Of Jsnesville, WISCONSIN, writes fer
he benefit OF all who suffer with the Piles thar he
nas been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
seteo case OF Piles and mis- brother discharged
rom the army as fncursble, he being quite para
yzed with the Pilest Both these isfressing cases
we're cured with one bottle Of DIR STRIOKLANDS
fILE REMEDY. The recomme ndatfon OF these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
1y Ut Strickland, ought to convince those suffer.
ing that the most aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by Dr.. StTickland's q Pile Remedy. IL 10
.o!d by Druggists everywhere Sold by J. "
aveuue and 502 Ninth street oc H-ly
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GREAr DISCOVERY III DENTISTRY.
TEETH KxTRACrED WITHOUT PAIN.

~. ~ ncyss al psrsons having teeth 70 extract
ss.m tstsn ,rznES ONCE, and have -
Also, call and ex anime ths no.,ox.. - QxYxx
TTrTvr VT netnod Of inserting ARTIFICIAL
yen VII have theni in no other ssyIe
q - s - ratuAtle one. Teeth inserted en-
the great ehss &c in soid A ee' voss ssncs
Uereetr. -,--. A~'n ss~ AS-@
~n s-H e.R. LHwIE, II. D., pesal.,.
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fe O. eolv
20 DYE EASY

ls very desirable. MATTHEW'S VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Complete in
one bottle. No wash, Ia stain, 30 trouble. Achild
can apply II. Persons wishing to avoid the publici
ty OF having their Hair dyed in public, can
DYE AT HOME
setter than any barber can do it, by using THE
VENETIAN DYE. 1t does not rub of or make the
Hair appear dusty dead, but imparts new life and
iUstre. Gives beautiful black or brown, as pre-.
ferrcs. PrIce Is cents.
Prepared By A. i. MATHEWS, Ny.
DEMAS BARNES Il CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. my ls. eolY
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STEADILY
SUE ELY,
SUCCESSFULLY
sMoLANDERr EXTRACT BUCKU

sMoLANDERs EXTRACT BgCKU
Is CURING
every case OF KIDNEY pIsEAss, RHlyMAIIsM,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRpEk., WEAKNESS and
PAINS In the BACK. FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLIs arising from ExcRssEs OF ANY KIND.
CONE, YE AFFLIoTEpI
TRr sMULANusRb
TAKE No OTHER BUCKU.
Sold BY all Apothecaries. Price 81. d, BARNES
CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD B co.,
New Orleans, southern Agents. BURLEIGH &
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass
General Agents. feb l0lv
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The PRESBYTERIAN Axs.mblsex.

heappeal and complaints Of Rsb't J. Breck.
inridge and others against the Synod of Ken
lucky were before the Old School Assembly.
in session AZ st. Louis, No, on Monday But
little progress was made, the time being
mainly occupied in deciding who are the real
parties IN the case, an effort having been made
10 couple the complaint of Mr.. McMiIIen
against the same synod with thai OF Mr. Breck-
inridge. 'eEEF =" -
It was finally determined that Mr. BreckIu.
ridge and his associates were the proper com.
PENDANTS. -
Mr. Breckenridge made a strong speech
against this decision, he wishing 20 reach the
Preebytery and signers Of the declaration by
testimony, aud not cut them Off by resolu-
tons. He objected TO taking back all these
rebels. Coz DaC -s-+.f5 q II
The following are the names OF those an
pointed by the assemblies on the reunion COM
mittee We -l 4. -
8 Old School-poctors Krebs, of New York;
Beatty, OF S.eubenyille, o.: BacEus, OF Bslu-
more; Gurley, of Washington; Marfort OF Gin
cinnati: Howard of Pif.sourgh; Schenck, of
PhiIadeiphia; Reed, OF New Jersey: Bro wn. Of
: Chicago: Elders Ray, Of Indianapolis; Ns.
2 Knleht.' OF Pittsburg; Galloway, Of Ohio;
CLARKE, of Detroit; strong, Of 81 Louis, and
nrss,y Ma = Se.hooi-Doctors \. Brainerd efPhilade,.
mia. Adams and Hatfield. OF New York;
Seams, of Newark, N. j.; Fowler OF Utica
N Y; shaw, of Rochester; Hitchcock OF Hud.
son, Ohio; Patterson, OF Chicago: Nelson. OF
81 Louis: Elders Lambert, OF New York; Will
liams, Of pittsburgh; Allison, of Phiiadeiphis:
Handy, of Cleveland; Steele,aof Dayton, and
Brown, Of Chicago. h4nAo 1914
II Z
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PARTICULARS OF TIE DEATH OF 1T. GKS
SCoTT.-6eneral Scott died five MINI les mast
IL O'Clock yesterday morning. He was out on
Saturday afternoon, and then showed no signs
Of early demise.
On Saturday he began falling quite fast.
tnougn none Of his physicians expected he
would expire at such an carry day
he was perfectly conscious mp 20 the moment
two hours previous.
He recognized the chaplain OF the post ten
minutes before he expired, and clasped his
hands in silence
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a NEW FEATURE In THE EPIscoPAr Rrr-
UAL--At ST. Lukes (EpiscopaD Church,
New York, on Tuesday morning. Bishop Pot
giving her name in religion OF Sister Agnes. A
soriety has been formed in the church under
the title of 81. Mary's Sisterhood, and several
OF tne mem bers atfired In robes similar 10 those
of the Roman Catholic Sisters Of Charity oc-
cupfed pewe near the altar. Bishop Potter
was assisted In the ceremonies by seven OF her
ciergymen. Communion being administered
the lady was led 70 the altar and there .ol-
emnly consecrated 20 religious service rhe
church was crowded upon the occasion.
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~ DIsARMED
THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PEsTILENcE
DESTROYED.

THE CHIEF C4gSBs OF PEsTILENcE
States State x, and Trance. Prepared solely by the New
kSs ass, 500; 1 500 Henry Street, n. 7. ONCE,
TSis Company organized on a permanent basis.
with Dr. Courtaret the celebrated French Chem.
charge Of its Laboratory 10 prepar cd to fur
series uTnss water CLOSETS prisiss, ,V ss.:poos. %
sewers cutters chips, oads, hospitals pris,
% osi and ss SOiiSe sstsS:smsnsss ali
kinds Of fmanures t,nnressiy incre ssine the value
sonou. and offensive gases e1iss. These agent! @ are
deodorizers, antiseptics, antiputrescents. dis
They remove nOHions gases and odoTs By chemical
principles-leaving in their places healtkfHl air
poisonous to uiessis IN wheh
they are nsed The attention Of medical and sci
St ofe1s ne sfs' ss
- Dr-AvAs housl, ALBANY. March 50, 1885
To ths PresideW Of ke Nere York Disiajeains
Ds.5 ss. 81. i j: :. to BE- ".
passes al others IS remedy al bad odcl. :a
L. RosslLL Co.
r. a.. p,;, My Yosk, April 3, 1855
Dear Sit We pronounce it WITHOUT exception
every matter is comslate and instantansosS w.
GA. sIRrsoN. Astor House.
SN. B.-These Disinfectants are used by the
scayeneers, under the direction Of the Sanitary
Peics o. the Metropolitan Health Department,
POWELL THOMPSON, - oRp.R NY.
General and Sole Agents for the United States ana
the Casadas, to whom all orders should be ad-
Yer sale BY all Druggists and General Dealers in
the United States and Cansdas. my II. sm
GRAND TRIAL OF SEWING MACHINES
. srrwrpy rvE .--
WILCOX GIBBS AND TLOREECBI
THE WILCOX 4 GIBBS TRIUMPHANT
IT IS DECLARED The BEST MACHINE AND
: AWARDED rHE HIGHEST PRBMIOM.
For the Wilcox Gibbs Machine thirty i've dis.
were fully sustained. For the Florence but ten
we're presented, only two Of which were sustained.
By this trial more thorough than ana thing of the
kipd over previously attempted, before an able
nnn nnas % ury the Justice Of whose verdict
snd rpslisb to the world. that the Wilcox 4
GIBBS Machine II Just what IL has claimed 10 he :,
AN IMPROVEMENT ON DOUBLE-THREAD
z MAOhINBS,s .8s aE-T0s
IL requires no prophet we think, to foretelI its
ultimate traa1lS ~ ths recognised standard Sew
fun report sfths judees snd All partcuiars A. tsis
importaDe trial can be ohtsined OF n 81 - : =, =.
y eB0. HRANCIS, 4sO 7th street,
my IIm-.A - a.sE Agent for the Dissrics.
FCARA1Y BIRDS. HQgKINo ,BRDs,1e.
: :. s1''s' sisAl'ik ~ ikks4skiiszf! ( slA b :,
H1L410LDpIxEDAOf lUOH0 GvsS 80
49, HoxilitV n asssc-~.SS~aS
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CONTIHENTAL HOTEL,
u LONG BEANCH, NEW JERSEY.

This mammoth Hotel, filed up with all the
nodern improvements, will open or about A
June ], 1856. It Is seven hundred feet in vEHAV
length, by tao hundred feet deep. with Jill
poriico twenty four feet in depth along the entire
front. and contains six hundred rooms, specially
arranged for families. and fitted with gas, bells,
and other eoayeniences not usually found at
hotels. The dining room Is two huudred by
seventy Eve feet. The surrounding grounds are
spacious. neatly laid out. and provided with Con-
rress water, in artificial fountains transported
oaiy from the famous Congress Springs, Sara
iogs, New York The Sea Rathing is unsurpassed
and perfectly safe. Guests leaving WashinRtO by
morning train for Philadelphia arrive at Long
Branch 81 p. NJ, same day. Tbose desiring
rooms will please apply at the KiTkwooi House.
THIS city. SPRAGUE & STOKES,
ny l1-lm Proprietors.
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lNQuEsT.-Yesterda afternoon, Coroner
Wood ward held an inquest on the BODY OF
Jacob Benwanger, found in the Potomac. near
the TN street wharf, at the 10th precinct
station, and n verdict that he came to his DEAN
oy drowning, but there being no evidence.
suicide or not.
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COLGATE,s ARoMArIC yIGErARI.r

CoLGATEs AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GLrcERINE
and especially designed for the use of LADIES, and
fer the NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite, AID
it's washing properties unrivsIled.
For sale by ALI druggists feaeo,
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STEALING THE MAST OF A VESSEL phen,x
Sauller and Charles Alien. sailors Were ar
rested Monday by officer Crump. OF the First
Nsrd, for the larceny Of mast, the properly
OF Samuel =. Bares. at Easby's Wharf The
case was taken before Justice Drury ter trial
and counsel was employed on both sides After
a hearing Justice Drury dismissed Charles
Allen, and held Saulter 10 bail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-30

RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPERTY.-Satur
gay. detectives Clarvoe and McDeyitt suc-
ceeded in recovering a lot OF silver ware
valued at 500. The officers know the own
ers, and the property will be restored 10 them.
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SECRET DISEASES

eAMARI1ANs GIFT ~ tmost certain, safe and
ehectual remedy-indeed, the only yepetahIe rams-
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four DAYS and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, no
is the soldiers hope, and q friend TO those who do
male, S3. W. -
SANARITAN's Roor AND HERB JUIcKs-A po~itiye
and permant Mt cure for Syphilis, Scrofuia Ulcers
sores, Spots, letters, &c Price 81 rs per bottle
Sold By B. c. Ferd. See advertisement my5
MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay OF
warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also
Diseases and All uses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free of
charge IN sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr. j.
skiLL!N H0UGHToN, Howard Associatfoa,
Philadelphia. Pa. an IS.sn
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WASHINGTON POLITICS

WASHINGTON POLITICS
mto be hoped that American statesmen will
tahe varmer interest in the welfare Of Msrioo
when they smell SMITHS New Extract
SWEET OP0PORAX ,"the floral gem of Mexico
4. T. SMITH & Co.,
my Vtr Perfumere, n. Y
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6very pretty watered silk belts win O.
meos Get az Intervals are among the latest nov
elites. Benoston chains are festoonso fYo1
cameo 70 cameo 80 :
s6Somebody has died lately aAa len IN
Charles Stewart, editor Of the jackson eoDy
" Wis., Banner. q fortuhe Of half . niIir
Of dclisrs- :
Vlt 10 unuerstood that Craney ls,s.o
the mouth Of the Elizabeth River. near p -
folk, Va, Is TO be dssignated a q Govern,
Qparantine. - ~ - U
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A GLOOMY PAsToRAL.-krehbashop Callsn
has published, IN Dublin, a pastoral letter on
the 'monfh OF May" which is not redoient a
green fields, blossoms and flowers, bat rather
OF wintry weather. He describes me aesola-
ton of the Church In Poland. the grievances
OF the Pope, robbed OF his inheritance and az
Holy City, .perhaps Compelled % tahs ne
pilgrims stan and retired into exile, not
knowing 2 where he 10 to rest his weary head"
The Archbishop then speaks Of cholera eni-
grafton, the Protestant esfablishment the land
question. the Oaths bill, the proselytizing 90.
cieties, Bishop Colenso. &c- -,.-- :. .,If--T =
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DENTISTRY,

7. oOrMbE, DENTTST, No. 499 7th street,
opposite ODD FeIlovs, Hall. viii MI, -
.er, o. heobsr, at moderate prices. Best
-N.IIn @no. oseo. my Aim
Dn LOCKWOOD, Washington Building, 3IA
"a .nn; avenna, will MI Teeth with
.sdneeo 9s sriee. Teeth extracted without 0
my lin
De- 9ARLAEp. tl.se. .Assist.nt surseon
The BslIimore College Of Dental surssons
syRGl0AL AND AECHANiCAE SIS;. 0
All kinds of Dental work made and re ,sired IN ~
teen thtTfv.frs years In the practice R..t1 :.
references can Be given. Charges moderate. o'
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS. &c

ENMRICH'S RESTAURANT
IL No. 500 Penna av near 9th street,
known Uerners Place.
. Ire unders gned Informs his patrons and the pub
nc generally, that he has renewed from 4
hls olc srsnd. The European Hotel, TO YEAy
NO Ss1 Pennsylvania avenue. where he As,fH Y
s enabled 70 furnish all kinds of Liquors and Game
IN season. ~
Thankful for past fsvors he solicits a continue
ucn Of their former patronage.
p. ENRICH,
ny l5-n No. ass Perna avenue
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CLOTHING, DC.

nj LosAHo, MERCHANT TAILOR, 31I 9th
lvl street, corner Of ID, desires 70 call the a.
attention Of bis friends and the public gep->>9o
sraliy 10 his choice selee don Of GOODS for ~
Spring and summer Wear, which he will w
make D at reasonable rates 70 suit the tfmes IL
Mr.. ROBERr HARD0N his associate in busi.
ness invites his former friends to give him Q CALL
spt guarantees q perfect fitting and fashion able
garment tc all who may gfve their patronage
ST. have removed from SIT 9Th street TO tn
above place. nv
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! 4. LOOMS, n. D.,

TIv:rESE A9d ,,..da rsssnsss 1r snS in1kAL
eis once in this city. Many persons ean0 ~
sesr these teeth Who cAnnot wear others,
Inese
Persons calling ct ny sfles can 30 sscommsdstsd
w taoee Who ere particular, and wish the pa
49, es.noet, strongest and most perfect dsnture
ss more fully warranted. -
hsoEs IN fhis eisy-No. 33s Pssnsylvanis svs..
Rhiiadelphia 80 49, a q. -
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MOTH AND FRECKLEs.

Ladies afflicted with Discolorations ON the Face.
called moth patches or freckles, should Use PER-
RY's celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION.
tits infallible Prepared by DR.. B. @. Perry, Der
matologist, 49 Bond ST., N Y. Sold by all drug
gists in Washington and elsewhere nv ls-eosu
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ASSAULT AND DBATTERY.-Alexander John-
son, coloTed, was arrested on Monday night
charged with assaulting and cuttins lanes
Middleton with razor and officer Harbin
committed him 10 Jail for court
James Pope was also arrested abou. the sanos
time, for brutality beating his wife by oftIeer
Alder. The accused made a violent assault on
the officer. but was finally landed az the station
house, and Justice Handy held MIN 10 bail for
court. -
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

r." NATIONAL EMPRESS 49,
E& TRAssP0SRRrArIoN
TAII0S COMPANY having finally com pleted its
SCIiherR through connections from
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
ToBALTIMORE, WAsHIEGTON: RICHMOND,
sAvANHAH, CHARLESTON,
and all intermediate and adjacent towns ss far
south sc ATLANTA, GA, and slss having per
fected its " Western connections, rid the Baltimore
and 0hie Railroad over mail roads. to
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
isnov prepared 70 receive Freieht, Merchandise,
rA0e Money AND BULLION.
and 70 transfer the same 70 or from the places de-
EisnA:eL and all intermediate points -
EFFICIENTLY. EXPEDITI0USLY
AND CHDAPLY
osces are ares also I % opened in MOBILE and NEW
.Ga ssE: 70
J.E. JOHNSTON, Prssident. my Jim
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
orFIoE slx PEENA; AVENUE.
BRANCH OFFICE.
2l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVEHUE, OPPOSITE
W1LLARDS.
GREAT EASTERN,
NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPREse FORWARDERS.
herchandise, Money and valuables Of aIl kinds
forwarded with dispstch 70 sn accessible sections
o' the country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS, AND
BILLS,
MADE in accessible parts Of the United States.
O. q. DUNN, Agent,
nh S-n Washington, D. o.
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able in Paris. xp0
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