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H<A lady in Fall River has been inehe habit ~
feeding her parrot with cranbeTres from the
TIP of her tongue, and the other day the bird
endeavortng to get a better hold Of the berry
took off portion of the tongue. Ii is presumed
that the parrot will receive no more training
on that point
D-A daughter of the late Hon w p Man
rum. formerly United States senator from
North Carolina is teaching school in Orange
county, in that State.
- Tickets TO the Seventh Regiment ball In
New York were in demand at So each several
days before the event
81 Mrs. Robert f. Lee has sold her farm near
Warrenton 10 Or. Drewry of Richmond II
contains about so acres, and the price paid for
II was $40 per acre, or S32,OOO for the entire
tract.
SFor the year ending on the LIST of NAV
last 1855 sewing machines were in Massa
shusetts.
SGeOrge T.. Thatcher, who has sipnaIized
his talents in the Legislature of Indiana
though the youngest member of that BODY, was
some i've years ago messenger boy in the
General Land-Offlce in w Washington.
~A Boston distiller, who tried to cheat the
government ont of its revenue tax, has set.
lied the matter by the payment of $4,000
"Myriads of frozen fish were washed to the
coast Of Cape Cod during the cold weather Of
last week.
@There Il more skating on Central Park
New York on Sunday than any other day
The crowd here last Sunday was estimated at
10000, no less than 5000 were skaters
~There are over 6,OC0 applicants for the
$50 vacancies in the regular army, and ahout
22,UO applications for clerkships In the Treas.
ury Department.
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PROPOSALS,
DR0P0sALs ROB WELLS, PUMPS, 90.
MAYoRh Owen


wksRiReIe January g 1856
PropSssls in wIiting sill he reesyea at this once
ter, ana fer sisl Ing Wsis Incl adias ali neue.-sry
ana IN the sss ar
keeping the in perfect repair for constant use
second ards; in the second pi.,Eiot. composed Of
The Third, Fourth. and Seventh Wards; and In the
wsds teaeh district to be bid for separately, and
to be given to different contractors for the term Of
ssrsestiy to the following specific tions
FOR WELLS.
and removing the dirt, per loot, iiBsa The vaii:
TO he f,m inches thick Of god hard brick.
sinking old wells deeper, per foot
Taking cut old walls snd putting In same, per
Gases Of eight feet length. per foot.
Ssses more than eight feet length, Per foot.
covering to be Of tagging; not less than inches
thick and Is inches wide
Psving new wells, including brick and pump
Opening old wells and covering same with old
Opening old wells and covering same with new
Tagging.
Taking ont and putting in old pumps, per Log
Making nc " joints in old logs
New logs put IN old pumns. per fect.
New boxes and spsuts in old pumps, each.
New pumps. per foot
Boxes and pouts for pumps, each.
and the no ns Q, !, be Of s.
beat seasoned yellow pine.
FOR HYDRANTS
Keeping the hydrants in repair, viz stopping
all leaks, &c all new valves and spOuts, repairing
the old ones. and repairing the old irons belonging
to them, when it can be done without taking the
by draIts out, each.
Taking ont bysrsnts and putting in same, each.
New by drnnts. per foot.
Spouts for hydrants, each.
Speut stones do do.
Painting pumps and hydrants. each.
IRON WORK.
Handles, aXleF, spears, plates, bands, and
pals per pOUEd
spouts and lower box irsDs, for pumps, each
New joints 10 old spears.
New spout and valve irons for MIGRANTS.
The work and material to be all of the best quail
ity OF their rs- peCtiye kinds.
No offer will be received that IL not m ade by .
practical ppmp maker.
The person or persons whose offer may be accept
cd Will be required to enter into bond for one
thou sand dollars, with two good sureties, condi
toned for the faithful performance " his their
contract and should any contractor coutr actors
fsi or refuse to comply with Of the cohd tons
terms az his their contract, or TO execute
work within the time named in the order of the
is authorized to employ any other per son per-
soRs to exec ute the same or to furnish the mate
RAILS. upon such terms as he may deem ped lent
in which event the contractor contractors 40
fail shall be responsible TO this Corr for
any loss damage /. may sustain thereby, and the
May or may, at his discretion aInul the contract
OF suCh contractor or contractors.
RICHARD WALLACH,
"a - eotfe5 Mayor.
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8 ss7

THROUGH BY RAIL From WASHINGTON
AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND
AND LiNCHBURG
On and after TUESDAY, December n lSY ma.
senssr trains on this road viii run daily Sunday
excepted as follows so,-rY
Leave Washington att 90 m.
Leave Alexandra at ~ a m
Leave Gordonsvillc ~ l2..5 D. m.
Cenn~ctins with Virginia Central rosd 60 Rich
mond and stanton direct
Arrive st Richmond at $50 .. m.
Arrive at Lypchburg At SIS y. IN.
NORTH.
Leave Lynchburs at 10 q. m
Leave Richmond st TNpa m.
Leave Gerdonsyille at 1870 .. m.
Arrive at AisN .idrfa at a.ss o. m.
Arrive al Washington at $50
Connecting With trains TO all parts Of the EorsA
and West.
Local freight train lea yes Als1sndrta 40 7,.os
m, and arrives At Gordonsyille at 525 o. ma.
Lesyes 6ordons'ille at q. m, and arrives ~
Through freight train leaves Alexandra At ,0
q. m, and arrives at Lynohburg at GO D. 10.
leaves Lynehe1rs at rs o. m, and arrives -
Express freight train leaves Alexandria at 90 D.
m, and arrives st Ly nchburg at 1910 q. Leaves
kyneheurg at 2'to D. m. and arrives At Alexandria
I his route has the advantage over all other, Of
having continuous rsii from New York 20 Lynch
1t also passes Fairfax, Bull Run, Manassas Br,e
toe, Cattlett's. Rarpahsnnock, Celp-per, Orange
and Gordonsvtle, where many Of the late great bst
Tickets can be procured In Adams lxpress
Building. opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Depot. In WASH ngton; alec. st the Depot on
Maryland avenue, and at the corner Of sth street
Washington. w. II. MccAFFERrY,
IN, BReADUs, General Ticket Agent
Aleysndria. Dec. IL. 1875 de N n
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SALE OF HARD BREAD.

OFFIcE DEPsr CoAMIssARY,
FoRT MONROE, VA, Dec. Is, 1855
Sealed Prepeeal in duplicate, will be reoei we'd
at this Office, on WEDEESDA VS. and SATURDAYS
Of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD at
this Depot.
The Bread is in boxes Of fifty 500 pounds each,
and in good shipping order.
All purchases will be delivered on board Of trans
parts without expense TO the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty Coz
boxes, one thousand II y69) pounds.
Payment required on notification OF acceptance OF
bid in Government funds.
Proposals shonld be endorsed proposals for
Hard Bread )" and addressed ia
deHt JAMES CURRY, Col. and O. s. V.
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IA eotfes
rOvERNdE SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
NJ RREAD
GUBsIsTENCs, OFFICE, q. 4. A,
No. = SOUTH GAY STREET,

OF BsIs TENCE, UFFICE, q. =. a, J
No. SOUTH GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE, Mn, January 81, 1867
Sealed Proposals in du plicate will be received at
this Otice daily, and opened at II o'clock m, on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS during the
month Of February, for the purchase of surplus
GOOD BARD BREAD on hand at this Depot
he Bread is in BIKES of fifty 800 pounds each
All the b. cad offered under this ad has
been carefully and thoroughly inspected, each box
having been opened, examined. and then reco1p-
cred, and no boX allowed replaced which did not
come up TO the standard for issue TO troops No
proposals received for less than twenty aO) boxes
Purchases will be delivered on board OF transports
without expense to the purchaser.
ayment required in Government funds on mott
6cation al acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers to remove stores. Should navigation
be closed during this time the time lost will not
be considered. Proposals to be endorsed the en-
veiope, Proposals for Hard Bread !, and addressed
to THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut. Dol and G. g.; o: 8. A.,
"a l-tfeN Brevet Brig. Gen Volunteers
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LEGAL NOTICES.

nRPHsNs' COUhT-DsrRIcr OF COLUMBIA,
" WAsHINGT,N COCN1Y, to- trG In the case OF
Fletcher, deceased, the administratrix w. 3. afore
Court Of Washington County Aforesaid, "N sS-
pointed Tuesday the 9th day Of February next,
personal estate of said deceased, and OF the as
sets in hand, a. far as the same have been col
all the creditors and heirs of said deceased
ere notified TO attend. iat the Orphans Court Of
Washington Comfy sforessidD with their claims
be ea cluded from all benefit In said deceased's
tate: provided copy Of this order be publs
once week fer three weeks in the Evening Star,
previous to the said day.
Test . O. ROBBINS
ia l5-wsws Rpgt stcr OF Wills
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AUCTION SALES.
SALi or ooNDHs s1dI SYaaUAsrERMAsrEss
Hi.fo.~x,.ru.ssxsaO or. bercs Of Ka.kiaxtonl

VI ooNbh sToR
GiJo~.r,srmeaeyai oes., bssa q, Ne,h...,on,
ten Of Breret Colonel O. ii. Tompkins. o n. at
bRS P. bbenSt & 10 eo.t on faG nSs.
lst Of Condemned Qusrtsrmaster's stofes, consist
Chsirs, Tables. Decks, q fenr horse " ,gons, cs
two horse wssSn.; Cart, . Ae:sses, Spring
= heels, Chains; Bisniets. BrssIes. Gum buefsss,
h9r,s Gohn,, WAGON ooIsr. HSns Covers, ssa
SSboianee H.rDe.., rs sedalss, Wniss. Portable ss
ha,s. ss.ds.
nattocks, Bake Ovens, Brooms. Tubs, Ss7 pounds
pounds se5Gs Iron pound:
A., The sale will be continued from day to day until
The stotes must be removed within Ave days
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
sssI IS, MAJOR Gen and CHE. q;
s skbf FL ss2sSET sT5Rt SsRDsAse'
M b 6 sS,d Pit. .t pSbis a1c,i9n Fort M0nSee
DAY the 18th day Of T;esru.,y use a. 10 o'clock
the fooxirs articles 8, VIC In psr' OF
go field. siege. and see: co.s. Cannon. wrought
varying from three % Steven inches including "a
s. hortar,, east iron, IL psunder, 24-pounder,
IS sss Shot, shell, Spherical sa.o; Grape and oan-
II.
varying from 10 FOUNDER to 10 inch.
~ bIeaeh-l9sding Sarhines, Burnsides, Mer-
$40 Maskets and Rifles, u 8. manafactS f,' new
co. foreign Rifles. Austrian, cal. "a, new and re.
j smooth bore Pistols, cal. 81, new.
l92 breach loading Carbines, Burnside's, Aer-
Nils, shsrp's and STAIRS.
"a Rifles, Henry g and kpencer's.
facture, Of various calibres.
80 Revolyers, Colts, Remington's, and Lafau-
chen1 3. calibres a and IS.
go eOS Hounds Of BAN Cartridges for Carbine,
A large lot OF Artillery Implements and Equip-
ments ard Horse Eqnipmcnts
A lot Of Rope, .Paulns, Buckles. Rings, &c. to =
sethsr with nth, large quantity of Smiths and Car
samples Of small srms can be seen at Fort Mon
TSfy days Viii sS i sss sl for the rsmov.
to be within ten days from the date OF sale
Terms of sale: Cash.
Captain of Ordnance and Brevet colonel, o. s, A ,
commanding. ia A-l3t
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
,stouay,,rasl sHA os1s bsrot a wa,s,,so
Washington, ID. C., February /, 1866. :
will be sold at public auction; at Alexandria, Va i,
Lee Lee: g; NJ, on WEDNESDAY, Febru-
CIlDtu VoNoiument Duilulhgs anu onClpg, VIZ
8. W. CORNER OF WATER AND PRINCESS
STREETS.
One ID Eng ne House, 81 by IS feet
One u Out house, by 8 feet.
REAR OF NOS. 81, 29.ANB 81 NORTH UNION
STREET.
One % Shed, 81 by $50 feet.
NORTH CORNEK OF CAMERON AND WASH
ISGTON STREETS.
al feet of Pick ct Fence.
The buildings will be sold singly, in the order
named, and must be removed withih fifteea days
from date OF sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds
ID. III. RUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quarterms ster,
feb l5t Depot Of Washin gten.
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DO 24-n
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRAEsPORTA.
IN Tk0N COMPANY.
OFFICE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No. - Louisiana sy,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company is now prepared TO doa
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA.
TON BUSINESS
To and from New York, PhHsde phia, Baltimore,
WsshiD gton, Alexandria. Ricsmend, Peters
burg. Norfolk, Lynchhurg, Charlottes-
Vile, Winchester. Harrisonburgh,
Staunton. Lexington. Salem,
and Bristol, in Virginia;
EnoxviIle, Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro', Will
miDgt.n. Nswbern, Raleigh. Greensboro,
Salisbury, and Charlotte, N. c.;
and te and from
All Stations on the Orange and Ale1andrfa. Vfr-
sinis Central Virginia and Tennessee. Rich
nond and Petersburg, Petersburg and We'll
don. Whining ton and Weldon, Atlantic
and North Carolina, haleigh and
CASTOR, and North Carolina
Central Railroads.
Asrapidly a. possible the Lines and Agencies OF
the Comp viii be extended to other States, OF
which due notice will be given.
The tariff Of charges is based upon fair business
principles, yielding q reasonable profit 70 the Con-
psny, without being oppressive 10 the public Open
this basis II confidently presents Its FOR fair
share Of patronage, relying upon pts large capital
and the character of Its officers and agents for that
public confidence essential TO success.
de 13ly A. CHAPMAN, Agent.
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GALE OF TWENTY THOUSAND CORDS OF
- GOVERNMENT W0OD.

Headqud,ters DEPARTMENT of Washington,
O6tee of CAiC QKaYern1ast.r,
tCorHsr Pennsylvania dcenus and l55s streci,)
WdSh'ngtOn, ID. C., January 10, 1856.
Ny direction of the Quartermaster General q. 8.
A., sale will be made IN this city and Alexandria,
commencing THIS DAY, Of go eCo) Twenty Thou
sand Cords OF Wood, in quantities from "a 70 10
ooTds to any and all persons desiring to rehase.
said wood Is thoroughly seasoned, OF good quail
tty, and is mixed in proportion Of about third
oak and two,thirds Pine, and will be sold at the
rate CT 81. 800 seven dollars and fifty cents per
cord, at the Cove rnment Wood Yard. on Maryland
avenue: in Washington, 10 the Of the Smith
sonisn Institute and at the rate of So 50l six dol
lars and fifty cents per Nerd, at the Government
Wood Yard, located about one -eis nth of a mile
north % AieIandrfa, on the Washington and Alex
andria Railroad.
Orders upon the Wood Yards can be obtained
only on cash paymsnts; upon Washington Yard
during Office hours at this Office, d upon Alexan-
dria Wood Yard from Brevet Major James Gleason
A. q. M, on the premises, between the hours of
O'Clock a. and IL o clock noon
Purchasers will be required to remove their wood
from the Y ard within FIVE days from date Of order
N. j. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quarternaster,
- p-1H Department of w ashington,
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FATAL AFFAIR.-On Friday, Goth nit cit-
zen of Wetipquin, named White, saws repOrt
was shot and almost instantly killed with a
pistol in the hands of a David Hearn at a store
house in that town 1t appears that Hearn in =
tended shooting brother of Mr. Whites but
the brother lodging, White received the fatal
ball. Rum is the source of enormous crimes
fGlisJIry Ed.) Tep Era
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RAILROAD LINES.

I'D WAsaIssros, January ., Ise.
Trains h.ryecn wAsHIsGToN AND BAIT.
MORE. sna HssHISTON AsD TEE VEST, are
FOB BALTIMORE
ms :. m : and ] 50, and .a, .bdTS
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, At sa, .. m, ~
FOB WAY STATIONS snUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Le.,. ns.pds:s. S n .5H .,,sapd.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leav. at 60 and J, % =. m, s.d as .. m. Ne
trains to or fran Annapolis. en- SUNDAY.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave ~ Z 80 .. M. and 20 andT.se p.B
ToR WAY STATIONS
Leave ~ 1;S .. m. and 70 ..
FOB ALL PARTS or THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 80 a m. and 10
station Sih from 0f R.i@sPs % s Is
f IhaR5TGEE ffffcKxrs to the ws..o., >. ,.s.
the Wellington Station Ticket once at ali hs.1
can Tsisssps psidns Ps.ss5s. an .H' . A%s
between AZ apf sta streets.
SsH ss. md Boston, -
w. sMITh a.s,es q Tr.n.,orsassA
&C S-r GE0, 9. KOcNTz. Agent, wsshissiea.
L PHILAhELPHIA AND NEW YOhk.
&& ~ - sE
wksnIssros, January g. ~.
Irslhs between Washington and Sev roEk -
FOR NEW YORK without change OF csrs,
Lesvs daily xseptsundsyl aT'Ss N. ast e1
,FoR SKW YORK. changing cars at Phf.d.I.
phfa,
Leave daily Except Sunday at ms 9. m. ana
As
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday at 7 - and liza O.
10 E, and ass and ~
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York at Z: 80 D. m only
Leave Tor Philadelphia At ~ o. ma only.
Sleeping cars for New York NJ train
daily. esc-pt Sunday. On SUNDAY, train and sleep
Ing car rus only 20 fhiler slphiA.
Through tickets 10 Philsdel phis. New fort, %
Boston. ca be had II the Station Once at all eOurs
10 the day, a. well as AZ the ONO. in the Amer
lean Telegraph Building, Peansy lvanla avenue,
between ~ and sth streets
See baltimore and Chic Railroad advertisement
napoiis, and the West
W.P SMITH, Master OF Trans portation.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C S-u GkO 4 kOONrZ, Agent. Washington.
q
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
A TbAETIO STEAMSHIP OOMPANY 70
"A NEW YORK.

"A NEW YORK
The Steamers com posing this line are the
JOHN GIBSON, Capt. Young. A4e
&c. KNIGHT, Capt Morris, ~
FAIRFAX Capt. Winters,
Leaving Pier No IL North River, New York,
every " WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ct On,
and foot Of @ street, Washington. ID. o.. every
TUESDAY and FRID AY, at q. m.
Freight received daily during business hours,
AND car efully KEEP under cover.
The steamer. 81 this line now connect with Alex
spdris and Orange Railroad Freight forv srded
70 any point along the line ef the road.
MORGAN RHlSEhAk XII q UO., Agents,
Corner u tn and Penn. avenue. south side,
and foot Of street, W ashington. D. u.
BOWEN, BIO. b co., Agents.
Alexandra. Va
b. B. CROMWELL b CO., Asents,
peN-tf 90 West street. New York.
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k1 AT the great charity ball IN New York
eoachmen We're not allowed to take home the
party which they brought, but were compelled
10 tall into line and take whoever offered nj
one dollar for each passenger, no ma ter what
was the distance. ''Short fares" were conse-
quently IN demand. One driver, greatly
against his will, was Obliged to take in two
ladies and n gentlemen for Sixtv.second street
lie sErewd quicker" or solicitor of custom
1or me carriage, followed IL up the street, and
called in loud voice TO the driver. 81 saw
Jim, what did you do with them smallpox
eases you had last nlghtF' Before the driver
answered lady's head was thrust out of each
OF tEe carriage doors; the driver stopped to as
certain what WAS wanted, in half minute the
ladies were in the street. in an other half minute
The drlyer had his three dollars and was ready
10 take his place in the line of carriages TO wait
for other passengers.
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2 STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
10 YOUTH TO THE AGED n
BIOK REN
LIFE REJUvENATOR.

This preparation 10 uneaualled as Rejuvsnator
and hestoTeE Of wasted or inert functions.
The aged should be certain to make the Biokre
hop.ehold god, inasmuch as IL will render them
{os1hiSi In feeling and In strength and enable
}oy II not only sIhilerstes bat strensthens, and
sen,s6nse. misfortune, OF ordinary sickness No
this superb pTepaaipD . s ANY aSs an
''' NJ once ana ior EsHIdGKRENE
CuRrI iNPorINcY, GENERAL BEBILIfY, NRRvous
lNoafAcITY, pYsP EPsIh: DEPRESSION, Loss OF Ar-
OF Gxsrsx raw SS,kiI I MINES ~ rIE oHshss
bhner ENsv IT IA: No'T De:
RE NIRyous SYSTEM, and all who are liz any S TsS
Frustrated by nervous disabilities are earnestly adj
xfsed 70 seek cure in this most excellent and I'M.
n PsTsHR; WIZ 2a h imH5qdsnce, have los. their
~ IN ~ nhiaoh' VIII Ind speedy and perma-
-a~ BIoKRENE.
the OLD .Ss Es tns lp5spAIR
trial; Il win be found totally disrent from al
in nervous weaknesses OF al kinds "A II ~ DIG
store the wasted strength with wonderful perms.
1t is also . grand tonic, and will Civ. relic, IN
in its use will renoyate the stomach to desrss NJ
perfect health, and Danish pyspepsia forever. u
one Ssa. per sst's OF six bottles for s Sold
~ ftFffTssifI
fold by g. @. FORD, corner li<h street u
dec 9-eoly,s and Pennsylvania avenue ID
HLLMBOLDSEXTRAC BUCB q gives health
and yig1r 20 the frame and blood TO the pallid
cheek. Debility In accom- panied BY many ALARMING
symptoms and IL no treatment ssabmitted TO, con.
sumption. insanity or epileptic hts ensus. no
GRUYERE CHEESE AND
just imported. N. W. BUROHELL,
JAN Corner llth and II streets.
kKuGHTLY,s DIGEST or LAWS or TIE
Ie<n,si I'D sIAIks, lst! 1854; Frost and Fire;
= Nc ns~ 1ssl narss az SC ShiRs |; yo16
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SEORET pIsEAsIsI SECRET sIsKAslst
sAhAhIrAE's cir.
SAMARITlNS GIFT!
TIE MOST CERTAIN RKMRDY q r.g..-
"Yes, Positive 0ursnfo,
GONOREGA. GLEET STRICT Efr Er
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsnrn No
Onl, Ton PiHs 70 BE- 7ules to Eff o..
They are entirely vegetable, navins s1 I'd F.. "a.
any UNPLEASANT taste, and win not 10 syi5,
Curee in from two 70 four days, and .r. ESD a..
IN twenty four hours" Prepared 2 80
bSsss4. and sa os.%..: 4 n p
NO xPosuRB, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANG --rs .4ar.
Who ' have been sOrsed <itb Rsisam sa.s -. :
Mersury, try the
f fshs y Male packages, g. Female -r
.5 Rzs3P. E sESSRn ,osEEkse r
sAMARfTANs Re0T AND HE icsB
syr / HfsISs 81 e. s 'SsSSSSfEfs "a "a
nice. RSSssSni. fs.ssss an. sar
eft Snsf +
:sT : s. 'f g s5f Ss 10
IA @ skks
r.te,n "A we'll as al the bad effects of Merepr
sAMARITANS CHAEORE WASH
Price Is cents: Fall directions
WHAT TIE sUR9EoNs 0FTHE SAN
ITANS REMEDIES.
.On BOARD THE STEAMSHIP COSTA RlcA FeA
"a. fs&.-Hssas DsswsOsd 4 o., $50 Race strest
fphisdeiphfs-bsnr Sire Please send me one eross
~ Your Samaritan sGift by Adams Co 3 IN press
10 A. 70 reach me BY the 18th. a. We sail th-
Tindipa IL 70 be what II is represented,
uEs 10 make q voyage without . supply
"Yours, very respectfully
uAHaDsSr n all gfas rn.b;. -
prsnoNDS' 90, Be, n III fs a Sia, r.
o ssid By s. oALvERT FORD. corner Lit -p
and Psrns,lycsnniHs avenue
HAPPINESS OK MISERY THAT ~
6gEESSihSs2Rf6fTs%sJ BS STSEEsssser s & sas
MEDICINE" hsve determined-regsrdle q "a
pense-to issue, free, for the benent Of la. -
humanity, d four 81 thsir nost Instructive SO m
ssrs:ns LsssnTSi disability, Pfsnss an De-
dicesttor w eakness, Depression, or tgno --E-s q
Pkysioicey and Natures Law. These In saluft u
Lecturer hsye been the means ef enlighte alaE 81
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ORPHANS COURT, Jan. 20, 1873 DISTRICT OF
" CoLUMBIA, WASH County, To tCi: In
the case Of David Edes and Msrgare Kdes, execu-
tiers Of W lillian Ia Edes. deceased. the executors
aforesaid have. with the appreciation of the Or
phans' Court Of Washington County aforesaid, ap-
Pointed Tuesday, the 18th day of February nsx 1t for
the final settlement and distribution Of the sonal
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in hand
far the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditor and heirs
OF said deceased notified to attend, tat the Or
plans Court Of Washington County Aforesaid. }
with their claims properly voHched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased estate: Provided copy Of this
der be published a week for three weeks in the
Evening Star, previous to the said day..
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