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@The Legislature Of the new State of Ne
braska is 20 be convened in a short time 10
enact the legislation necessary 70 put the :, ate
government in working order. Nebraska Is
the thirty-seventh State.
- Female preachers are increasing in Eng
land.
1There have been thirty-three cases OF
smallpox in Norfolk during the present
month
The cholera is already re-appearing in
Europe.
E-A prohibitary liquor bill has been de-
feated iE the Minnesota Legislature.
81 Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis have both
been confined.
1A wife in Chicago, divorced by fraud,
married the only witness in the case.
~Last French: PLAIN linen collars with
the handsomest dresses.
1It is six years since Jeff. Davis assumed
the Presidency Of the so-cailed Southern
Confederacy.
SA reviv al is going on amoHg the colorea
people of Charleston, s. q and sixty, OF MIN
sexes, were publicly immersed last SUNDAY
sri Fresh herrings are abun dant In the NJ
folk market at 25 cents per dozen.
~The Confederate General Gano. sf Iahn
Morgan notoriety, is preaching in Kentuekv
n0An unknown man was found vith h,.
throat cut on the SIDEWALK corner OF Crane
ard Ninth streets, WILLIAMSBURG N " M.
Menday.. He died soon after being discorerea
No clue to the m urderer has been found
1S1n England four ffths OF the work in IN o
telegraph and postoffioes is done by women
In the same country women Ionsutute I've
thirds OF The liquor sellers -
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BLEEDING PROM EXTRACTING TRKrH-The
remedies for bleeding which results from ex-
ractng teeth are quite simple. The first
remeoy is cold water, held in the mouth and
eopiously used on the outside. This, In many
cases, Will be sufficient; yet there are instances
when this VIII not answer. In sucn i case
take cotton or lint, well soaked In a strong
soluuen OF alum water, rolled up in q small,
hard wad, and press il firmly up the cavity OF
the tooth, so as 10 reach the mouth of the
bleeding vessel, and at the same time close the
teeth upoE and compress IL as TO retain il in
that position, where II should be kept from
TWO 10 twelve hours without being removed
This remedy is simple. easily applied, and
within the reach Of every person.
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PERSONAL.

MI Bs. CURTIs IRVING, Claproyant, aad Tsa
lFI Medium, will give life readings, including
Past Present and Failure, At her office, 420, perth
side Of Pa ay., between Al and Sth streets. ONCE
hours from to q m. and TO .. m. js a 2mr
TOHFlDEHTIAL.-You men who have In
~ Jrred Themselves py certain secret habits,
which unnt them for business, pleasure, or the
men. who. from the foilies of youth, or other
causes. feel debility in advance Of their years.
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should FIRST read 1.-The Secret Frieud." !"
Married ladies will learn something Of portance
By perusing The Secret Friend. % Sent TO any ad
srees, In sealed envelope, receipt Of Is cents.
Hass no s-Iv
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RHMEpIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,
No II Bond street, New York

~Ful Information, with the highest tssttnno-
sidIs; also, Book on Special Diseases, an sealed
enveIope, ssntfree. ~ Be sure and send for them,
and you iciH not rsgrsi it, for, Is ply
sicians are generally ,npostors without rsfersnces
No stranger should be trusted. Enclose q STAMP
for postage and direct to BIB. LAWRENCE. No.
Ii Bond street. New York no l2-DkWIy
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SECRET DIslAsEs.

eAMAnIYAN's 0Ivfis the NEST certain, safe and
dy ever discovered Oarss in two TO tour days, and
recent ceses In twenty four hours: No mineral, No
70 the sotdiers hope, and friend y those Who do
net want - b sx1essa. Male Dsokasss, e3;fs-
6AnARI9ARs Boof AND HllB JuIcRs.A positive
ana permanent sure fer Syphilis. 6crofufs Ulcers,
Sold by B. q. Ford. Bee advertisements mvB
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MRS. M g. BROWNS SMETAPHYSIOAL DIS
COVERY cures Deafness. Catarrh, all Diseases
OF the Eye, and every disease flesh Is heir to. Lab
sratory audiDep pot o AIch street Philadelphia.
For sale by all Druggists. NH 2w'
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AIbro Elviy
AibsItsk Ba Mrs
AshtOn Any
Arm OuIssIlieE
Mrs
Aliens Mary =
ATmstrtetElztc
AdsmsElyira II
Mrs
strong su-
san Mis-
Burr Emma X
Brooks Jennie
Brow q EliZ h
BrowneClsrMrs
Biz rsGnGh
Brown MIsAdie
Brace Is mrs
Bates II q n iss
BirchyesnHette
Bruf' Lilly
Booze Anna
Brown Eliza
BrooksCar'eM e Mr.,
Beale NJ airy V
Booths ~ ary A
Beal Catherine
Bsugh Ade Mrs
BirDel Molie A
BeallCathKMrs
Bany X sth MRS
Beall u T Mrs
BrooksFsheMrI
Baird Nellie
Butts Mrs
BuellMtyEMrB
Bsine Sarah
BuckleyEmMTs
Becky CaibMrs
BaksrJ uliaMrs
Barber EneItc)
BryantJ asPMrs
Barker b MMrs
Balmann Any =
Mrs
Bryan AnE n rs
BecketM eliamrI
BraxtonMry MrI
Bailey Ella A
Brahha ami eMre
Bernard Emma
BrAnerd Estelaf
Barnard ElzMrs
Bshear Mary
Berry ThosMrs
BushnellMFMrI
Babcock SidMr.
BarnesMar
Mrs
BaludviRMatie
Brought toDsMrs
Breughton 5 =
Barron Sela
BoylanMryAIfn In
CLYDE Frs Mrs
Cook EliZ Mrs
Chase fanbieH
CLARK LiZ1ie
ClarkM aIetMrs
CLARK NJ attic
OlarkVir 'aMiss
Oonnor Ellen
Cannon Lizzie A
Mrs
Cary Alice
Cummings Fr(c.
OarterJ uliaM n
ChristyCorpeli
B Mrs
CaTterJ M b NJ n
Cofey JobanMr
Currier II 'eFMI
6hsnCy Luural {
Conway K N 70
Covington n y
Gary Poebe
Chaplin N A MI
Classy MArice
Clamarker Mar
Conover Virg I
Carwell Marg't
Champion NJ at,
Chspm anO'e 'eMI
CarnelbaellaMI
Crasell Rosa
Cunninghamm'
Mrs
Gotten 8 b AMI
Oosmer MT Nj
Dent Fl l. Mrs
DiRR Cath Mrs
Dean N
Dubbs O d Mrt
Dell Lizzie
Daniel EllenMI
Driscen Hanna
Darnsll Eth Nj
lIeLoua A @ MI
DeIphsl Oh ami
DAILY j Mrs
Davis Bar a MI
Douglass N ary
Duls nyM YAM
Dorsey Mary
DodsoR Sarah J
Earl Edna
Elliott NJ arid
Eston L Mrs
Ennis M airy
Espay 6usanMI
Essig MaRRie
Edmopson Ell's
Ely Mary AMI
I'm ersOn Miss
Elliott MaryHl
French Eliza A
Mrs
Fox Mary
Fitch Jennie A
Ford Mat'a Mr.
Field 9 B Mrs
Funk Asg's Ii
Fenno f'e H-3
Forenoon E'y A
| MrS
Ferguson Jes'e
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CUBE AT LA6T.-All those who are suffer
ing from Rheumatism can be restored 20 perfec,
heslth BY taking few doses Of METCALFES s
CHEAT RHEUMATIo REMEDY.
nh Is cow 8. g. FORD, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

Divorce CAsH-Robert Newell, (Orpnexs
" herr) well-known litterateur of New
YORK, not long since. n may be remembered.
married the well-known Adah Isaacs Men,
ken. Getting tired OF his bargain, he sued for
q divorce, and on Monday. in the Supreme
Court, the referee reported in his favor, ana
an order was made accordingly.
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MRS M. G. BROWNS CELEBRATED POOR
RICHARDS EYEWATER. Lifts up every
sunken eye, and strengthens every weak eye,
opens blind eyes; 10 the best in the world. Labs-
ratory and Depot 40 Arch street Philad oil pha.
For sale By all Druggists. NH 9 avs
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~ During the recent charter election in
Troy, the negro voters who appeared at the
polls, and they are quite numerous in that
city, almost invariably voted for the Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor, Mr.. Flagg. The
reasons for this are said to be that Mr. Fiapg
is the Superin tendent Of q Sabbath Scheol In
which black and white children are treated
with married impartiality; that he was promI-
preparation for celored school; and that be
has uniformly regarded this class as haman
beings, entitled to respect and consideration a,
his hands -t
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CROIO1 NUTS. RAIsINs, FIGS. 0URRANfs,
" SPICES, &C., &C, 70 suit this lsrticular ssa.
sos s. Il IsgT sale By Z. n. ?. kIh22 a. soH,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

poTUhAo CHARACTERIZATION LINE FOB
Making freight con nectiop ct AQUA CREEK
With b1OHMOHD. FREDERICKS- %p6a
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Sk&R
The steamer EXPKHss, Oapt A.
Nickle. and steamer kENNEBBO, Capt. John II :.
Wilson, leave Washington from sixth street
wharf every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at
o g. m, for Baltimore, and usual way landings on
Potomac river. Returning leave Baltimore every
TUESDAY aud FRlDA1,4p m.
For further information apply to
j. b. BRYAN BRO,
NH ID II No. 345 Pennsylvania ave.
STEAMEB WILSON SMALL
- FOR THE EASTERN SHORE.
EOTICE-The Steamer WILSON SMALL,
sii respect. one dE9sAsD, " ~. s,e,ISSsa, nSs
most comfortable and elegsnts
her route on sh TUBDHY, March Id. She leaves
B:lsimoTe; syery TUESDAY, fHgksIxY, and
RR02FTfFLLEEAElILkS0SE5RP R2T LEI y s e. GL9RRs e. P0LNT,
P6RbS WIRE WIRE .ad HsES fESyDsE yGDHEkkxk kAkbfE9 bMfE9
Returning from THE EASTERN SHORE, she
leaves Lloydb Landing at p. M, ambrid &c at 4
"Wednesday and FRIDAY, touching at ali inferme
diats Landings, and reaching Baltimore ct O. m.
she bss Q large number OF fine stste-rooms.
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mis- NJ q. BROWNS UNEQUALLED SCALP
RENOVATOR AND HAIR RESTORER No
sulphur la this preparation, which 10 killing the
scaips ard reude ering the people blind Labarato.
~ and Depot, <lO Arch street, Ph1ladepma
For sale by all Druggists. mn 9-1wr
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- FOR THE EISTERN SHORE
10 IOHMOND, FREDERICKsBURR AND Pc
II TOMAO RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (Ssnday o, M, excepted,l

The quickest and most direc. route to Riohmoud,
We and the south, via the Potomac ~ -
steamers from 7th Street Wharf, Ek6ASzIl
Washington, to Asuis Greek and -
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
to Riel mond, We, conn Getting there with trains Oh
the Bic b mond and Petersburg and Richmond and
Dapyille Rairoads for Petersburg, Weldon, Will
mapTon In,sT hieigh, Greensboro Salisbury. Char.
Steamers Report and Vanderbilt leave 7th
Street Wharf daily (Supday evening eEcepted) at
SIS .. m. and 50 D. and arrive in Richmond at
1.0 .. m. and IS . n.
THROUGH TO Blob MoND IN SEVEN HOURS,
Fifty Miles Shorter and NJ Hours Quicker thar
any Other houte.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Greek and fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company's ONCE, corner Of Penna. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons viii be In
readiness TO convey passenger and baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass BY daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an Opportunity Of visiting
several battle fields near Jredericksburg by stop
ping at that point.
Breakfast and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGLY, supt., Washington, b. q
g. =. MATTINGLY, Ticket Agent, Ws.hin1ton
q. M. HANEY,
apSN oeneral PASSENGER Agent.
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PAWNBROKERS
EsT A b l. II Z $50.
EOIAL MOTOR,
CHARLES HERZBER9,

Successor 10 Isaac HerzbsTg 4 Son,
who have copdu ducted the Pswnbroking Business
Ter hfteen years in this city, fer twelve <0N
years the enly PaEnbroker in the Dfstrict X
take this method of thanking their patrous0 ~
ara the public for the confidence heretofore shown
fact that still continue to make the highest ad
yaBees in all sums upon all articles OF Jewelry,
DtsnoEds, watches, Bonds. Government Scrip,
silver Plate, &c. for which we have superior
places Of posit and security, which will always
lie shown for the Satisfaction of those patroniZing
rs We have special facilities for the care and
preservation OF Wearing Apparel of every de-
sorlpuon, Wooieus, &C., on which the highest I'D
yauces are saade, guaranteeing when required
9 large warehouse in connection with our afice,
We have specs facilities for storage of all kinds
ef Aerchandise, Furniture, &C. on which we
make the highest adyaRces for days. weeks or
months. We call especial attention to the fact
that ewing 10 the large capital employed In our
business. we can make advances at such rates OF
interest as to defy com petition. We sell goods
until the expiration Of six months after their for
telture, and then only AZ public auction first Civ
ing ample notice through the various city jour
nals 10 all depOsIters. By this means deposits
with rs never lest il their redemption Is de-
sired We call especial attention to our arrange
meDts Tor forwarding goods to any part of the
country, arrangements which an experience of
fifteen years has brought to perfection. Depos-
ftors sre enabled by this means to redeem their
goods from our Office ne matter where they may
he located Full Information always given: frf-
yate ap0rthenfsf for conhde ntial business. N. B.
We have no connection with any ri iniisr estab-
nshmen in this city. Refer 20 anv old resident OF
Washington. Remember HEBIBERGS Loan
Once: 331 ncrth street, between ~ and 9th,
NashfDsten. D. e. fe Is Inn
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IL Six large business houses were consun-
ed by fire in Memphis, Tennessee, on Satur-
DAY night last, involving a loss OF one hum
dred and nifty thousand dollars. The busi-
ness part OF ;he city Of Albany, Georgia was
also destroyed by fire, the damage amounting
TO two hundred thou sand dollars
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LADIES' LIST

LADIES' LIST.
Ferry J q A NrsM
Foster EliYsNrs
J oTrest NJ 9 ssie N
y inley huthAnRN,
Gibbs La Nj N rsN
Gibbs Atdie n N
6urley K u MrsOi
Gardner ii b Mrs0'
Grisw old A Mrs o
Gibson Lucy E o
Gordon RE Mrs D
Critters Annie 0l
Graussrus AnnaPl
Garet N Pi
Gsssaw sy @ Pa
GTiRnM arisMrsPi
Gilbert w III MrsPa
Griffin Core J 'ePr
g a,kings LidiaA
Mrs Pc
Hall Edith
Hicks Ellen Pl
Hill Eth Mrs Ps
Hill Mits Pt
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Hughes Ellen Pc
Hood Eliz IN Mrs Re
Hicks Mrs hi
Hall Louisa MrsRi
II amden Lee N rsRi
ii HowsrdCh'rmrs
H ard Carrie b Re
Hunter Geo MrsR,
Henry Dol Mrs Ne
Howard Emma RC
II owlitt HoraceRs
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Hyland Annie A ]
ii ocy Frank 3 Re
II epson Lizzie Re
Hallswell Har Rs
riet A Mrs hi
Harrison Eliza
Mrs Sn
HowardOsthMrsSu
HammondLizZieSr
Mrs Sa
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Hanna 3 RMrs Sr
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Jones Lucy q ST.
Jones Deborah Be
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Jackson Mary Es e
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johnson George-st
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johnson Mary ST
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johnson II 'hMrsTl
johnson Lizzie
JohhsonEphMrsTi J
Kessley Lydia s
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sKpy Ann T
King Celia II
King Olevia J
Knight II A MrsT
h eneagy Jacob r
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Kelley NJ H MrsT
lice N Matilda MIS-
Laws Laura r
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Mason Lille "
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Marom Mary L "
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EOUS.-No. 4S0 l. |
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ITS EFFECT Is MIRACULoUs
HALLS YKGETARLE

eICILIAN HAIR RENE WEIR,
It's perfect and wenderful article. Cures bald.
ness: makes hair grow. better dressing than
any oil or pomstum.n Softens bra ash, dry, and
wiry hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses. But,
apSve Al, the great wonder 10 the rspjdity with
COLOR. ~ "
The Whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
yonthtni beauty by its use. 1t does not dye the
isa rH pus skes at the root and fills 1t with
The nrst application will do COED !; you will See
the NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and
BEFORE You KNOWIT.
Ine olo' gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
snd beautiful iecks.
Asn Tor halls eicilisn Hair Renewer no other
Article 10 at ell like IL in effect
, gee mat each bottle has our pri yate government
STAMP ever the top Of the bottle. aH Others are
b; P. HALL D co. Hashua q. N. H., Proprietors.
Tor sale By oil druggists. fe lS-d&weo2m,r
~ MARRIAGE AlD CELIBACY, AND TEE
b Happiness Of True Manhood An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of solitude, and the
Pathological Arrors, Abuses and Diseases which
c. cate mpediments 20 Marriage, with sure me ans
Of Belief Sent in sealed letter snvsoRss, free Of
charge. Address DIR. ]. SKlLLIN H0UQHTON,
Howard Aseociation, Philadelphia, Pa. 10 u-1m
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~ Two brothers named Jacob and Johns
ton Barnock, men Of high standing and Inc
education, residing At Larcoxie, Mo, between
whom bitter feud had existed for a long
Tune, met few days since near the residences
OF the latter both heavily armea, when a des.
perafe fight ensued, lasting for several min
utes. Both finally fell to the ground from
sheer exhaustion. Some neghbors passing
along shortly after found the elder brother,
Jocob, dead, and the younger so badly man
gied that he cannot survive. -.
" Hog cholera has appeared in Appomat-
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VAMBS GUILD Dealer In Nsss ssd Sseesd. AssS
fsysn.ss. Ola yurnitlrs RsDsirsd, RsuD-
the esnaI) Hishsss DEsss Iai1 isR 6soond. nd
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1867

1867 GRAND EXCURSION 1867
PARIS EXPOSITION.
The new and hrst-cla ocean going iron Steam
ship A4DS
HAV ANA. 48E
? 600 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, Oom
mander, will make EXCURSION frem New
York to Hsvre and back, sailing from Pier 40,
North River, on
WEDNESDAY. April I7th. at IL O'Clock m,
Taking passengers for Paris, London and Bremen.
ing passengers holding Excursion Tickets about
six weeks in Europe.
This masnifcent Steamship 10 divided into
water tight compartments, and has been newly
furnished and elegantly fitted up expressly for
this voyage.
The HAVANA will only carry first class pas
sengers. An experienced Surgeon on board.
81 A full Band Of Mustc tciI be attached to III
ship.
Price OF passage, in currency, to Havre $50
and SIS, according to size Of state room To
HAvre abd return, S25O and e3JO, according TO
size of stateroom.
For further particulars and passage apply to
the Agents,
MBRRAY, FERRIS co.,
62 South street, Now York.
Or to McG. Y. BARRY, the Merchsnts' Union
Express Company, 400 ennsylvania avenue,
Washington. NH 9. cot
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NARYLAND AGRICULTUBAL COLLEGE.

MONDAY, 18th Of Match.
While 1t 10 designed to make instruction in the
theory and practice OF Agric ulture, the peculiar
feature Of the College. pr0visio is made for fu
course OF collegiate fDstruction, embr acing the
fsh languages. or any Of them, . course Of Msth
ematics. Mental aad Moral Science, History,
rature.
Natural History and Natural Philosophy. in
their several oches, will have Bpeci al
Military Tactics will be taught
There will be no Preparatory School. but q So.
at the students option. No one received under
fourteen years of age.
Fer q Circular and further Information address
NIB WORTBIN9TON, Register, &C.,
Office Of American Farmer.
nah J. cow Baltimore
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IN PER CENT. SAVED by using o. b JEW.
OU ELL pure unsd uIte rated
PREMIUM New York City SOAP,
Premiums FAMILY SOAP,

0U ELLIS pure unad aduIteratsd
Prsmigm PTsmium ssmfGH sss fGIF soXs. si.y ssoAf'
fDs sIsnsem No 'bsSsEt bk6sE sS3fi SGff'
For sale cheap for essn. Orders through the
Post ohce will be promptly attended 70
Soap and Candle Manufacturer, No. 500 and
SO2 U 81. north, bet. attn and 3th. Js lion
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUD
bia,Ietters of Administration. on the personal
% C, deees.ed. ATT All persons @ " na1iDs Ssesm cis,m:
ssaiRst said deceased, are hereby warned to
subscriher on or before S the sth day % Of ssreS S
next; they may otherwise Oy law be excluded from
III eiVen under ny hand this s,s DAY o. March,
NIB o-laW3v' Administr strix.
VNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the subscri-
Der has obtained fI3In he Orphans, Court OF
I"ttsps ts.ismsnIsyy on h shs rar.on. e.iaie -
John heesfysy late Of Is I ii i Sson County. O,
said deceased, are hereby warned to Exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber,
nay Otherwise By law be excluded from sll benent
LSd MICHAEL II. mORAN,
NH 6-law3w- Executor.
IhIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .ubsosi.
wsshinstOn county, IL the district Of i CoUmbis,
Isn ss5s y, ksTsnissy on the personal estate Of
the said deceased, are hereby warned to esnibit
ths same with the voue heTs thereof to TIE snbscrf
bers. or TO DIT ,. A. ii. Mekim, w ashi ngton ID
on or before the 10Th day OF February next:
tney may ssherxise, By law, be excluded from ali
Given under our hands this 18th day OF rebru.rv.
1857. ALEX. II. RIOE,
fe IS lsw3v' JOHN W MckIM. Executors.
T'HIs IS TO GIVE h0fICE, That the .uo.cri
III IN. ~
s.S late or Of ssas
deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warne1 to exhibit the
sane with the vouchers the reof, TO the sub.cri-
Ger, on or before the 9th day OF March next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from ali benefit
0f the said eztafe.
Given under ny hand this sih lay OF March. 1851
mn lI-lavsv< MAHY EDMONSTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-22

PIANO TUNER AND REGULAr0R.-
ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
oRDRPs NOW RKcRIvEDAF
OAMfsEr OTOOLE'S, Bngravers and ste
uoneIs, ae.,526 Pc. ay., bet. 9th and 10th ste.
= ". hELCHENBAOH . Piano Rooms,
ass llth street, near Rs. avenue.
SSseta! Netsee from Wm. Knabs Z o., Baltimore.
mr. seeker nas tuned Pianos for us ct our Ware
noons ano We take pleasurs stating that We be-
neve him TO BE- . com % tent tuner. no n -Sm