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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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PRoCEEDIEGs OF THE MARYLAND LRGIsLA
TIRE In the Senate yesterday a letter was
read IRON Gov. Swami, announcing that his
resignation of the ONCE OF Governor which
ne mad Intended 10 send in yesterday, would be
withheld for further consideration, and that a,
an early day he would communicate with the
General Assembly upon. the subject On the
letter being read, Lieut.. Gov. COX made q
statement, explanatory of the Circumstance ces
under which the arrangements had been In ade
Tor the installation of himself as g oy Swaun,s
successor The only other business of impor.
tance transacted by the Senate was the adop.
ton OF the majority report of the committe On
internal improvements against modifea cation
OF the charter OF the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad. 4-- .7F-.-T
A letter was read in the House from Admiral
Porter, superintendent OF the Naval Academy
at Annapolis. asking the condemnation OF cer-
hin lands adjoining said academy, to carry ont
which bill was reported on Monday The
House passed the bill 70 exempt from execu.
ton or other II nal process, except distress for
rent, two hundred dollars OF the property of q
debtor and the Senate bill re-enacting the old
law OF conyeyaacing. A large delegation from
Baltimore was formally received in the hall OF
the House, and presented a memorial nuner.
oHsly signed, urging the passage of the Balti-
more municipal election bill and the bill TO call
q State constitution convention.
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vIReIrIA ALEeIsLATURr.-blnth the Senate. on
Monday, the Cumberland Gap railroad piil
was taken up and was tne pending business
az the hour OF ad journment. TE7F = p
In the House, anum ber of bills were passed.
A bill appropriating $1,000 for the education
oT INDECENT children was laid on the table A
substitute was offered BY MIR. Crump for the
ball to provide for the payment Of interest on
the public debt, reported by the House Com.
nittee OF Finance. and Mr.. Seawell offered q
substitute FOR the proposed substitute. The
matter was discussed at some length, and
hHaliy postponed until Wednesday, The bill
To allow the James River and Kanawha "a
nal Company TO borrow money was taken up,
and substitu 9 offered by Mr.. Pendleton,
who stated that the friends of the several pend
ing propositions ceAcurfed In the substitute
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RRIr1sH SHIYPIua.-The annnal s..tar.a.

BRITISH SHIPPING.-The annual statement
of British trade aud navigation, laid before
the English Parliament at the beginning Of
the present session, shows that a. the close OF
the year 1866 there belonged to the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and ireland a5. ian
sailing vessels OF s45, ~ tons, and 2,7os steam
vessels OF So, ,731 tons, making total of 27,S66
vessels of 5,666,S73 tons, manned by 2i9696
year of 13l vessels, 123,995 tons, and 4,375 men.
the Increase being entirely in steam vessels,
the number Of sailing vessels having de creased
To these NUM- bers are TO be added 9l9 vessels
OF 81, ,436 tons belonging to the Chan neI Islands
manned by 5,95S men and f2,477 vessels of
1866, ,295 tons belonging 10 the other British
possessions, manned by 9i,369 men. The grand
total of vessels belonging to the United king
dom and its possessions at the end OF the year
1865 is thus brought up TO 41, ,o65 yessis or
1872, 6H tons, manned by 800, ,O23 men an in
crease, rs compared with the end CT 1854, of
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sCKLEBRATING CHRISTENING on A Sr-y.
DAY VIOLATION OF THE ExClsR LAwI-The
New York World reports The folio wing case
which was tried before court in that city or
SATURDAY .
George Dellert VS.. Henry Jay.-On Sunday.
the 2Uth OF May, 1865, the plaiutiff invited MS
friends and their wives " his hsuss To Celebrate
the christening of his chId Rhine wine,
Lager beer, and ham and eggs Were profuseiy y
used in the private room of plaintiff and me
Teutons were celebrating the evenr according
10 their innocent custom, when the defendant
policeman in cttIzeH's dress, and on special
duty, entered the premises, arrested pIsintif.
took him to the station house. where he was
cked up for the night, The next morning he
was discharged by Justice LedwIth. This
arrest took place about the time of the com
meheement OF the enforcemen nt of the e. excise law.
The defendant ciairned ne had especial orders
TO arrest any person exposing, dtsposia0 of or
giving away any bq uors On Sunday, aud see-
ing plaintiff exposing and disposing and giving
away liquors, he arrested him. This suit was
brought for damages, and the Jury found a yer.
dict Of Sl25 and costs for plaintiff - p 80
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Admiral Farragut Of Spanish Descent

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. IL, ls57.-Rditors Star /.
Some time since read in your valuable paper
an abstract from letter OF an American tray
elling in Switzerland, which stated that some
of the good people there claimed Admiral Far.
ragut to be of Swiss descent. As eyerythiur y
connected with this distinguished officer and
head Of our navy is Interesting and as han
pen 10 know something OF his pedigree beyond
mere conjecture, communicates il to Won for
the benefit Of yeur readers.
The Admiral is Ineally descended from one
old Pedro Farragut a Spanish knight who
some go years ago followed his master, James
the First, King OF Arragon, In his in yason and
conquest Of the Island of Minorca The King
bestowed signal marks of his favor upon his
gallant follower, and as q reward for military
expiolts gave estates TO him aud fifty-two other
noble knights at the same time, directing the
historian, Massen Febner, 10 relate the life of
each one Of them in verse.
i cannot lay my hands upon Febner,s book
here, bat think Mr.. Ticknor, OF Boston, the
well-known Spanish scholar, has a copy -
1t has been SAID that in looking at gallery
OF family portraits one is often struck at the
wonderful RESENT mblance between persons born
centuries apart. In the same way, In reading
the life OF this old SpanIard, one well ac.
quainted with the character of Admiral F. IA
astonished at the many points of resemblance
between them. Indeed, tt is the same charac
ter reproduced centuries afterwards
II Is an interesting fact that when, al the age
OF seventeen, the father OF Admiral Farrag1t
LETT his home In the Old World 20 try hrs
fortunes IN the new, he did so from the same
estate at Cittadilla. belonging TO his parents,
which had been bes flowed upon old Den Pedro
by the king, his master. -
The Admiral has cousin living in Paris a
Spanish gentleman, who was obliged to leave
SPAN because he was a follower of Don Gar
los, who has in his possession the coat of arms
OF their common ancestor, the old knight. 1t
Is golden horseshoe, and nail of the same
metal, with the words. "Finissima ors v un
clavo.' Yours, DC. AN OLDSUBsCRIBER.
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ITS EFFECT Is MIRACULOUS
HALLS VEGETABLE

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IL 10 perfect and wonderful article Cures tali-
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sty oil or pom alum 7" Softens br ash, ory, and
Tiry bair Into Beautiful Silkea T rsses. But,
ah1Ne Al, the great wonder is the rspi ity with
COLOR.
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
youthful beauty by its Ii does not dye tie
hair, but strikes the root sHd fills 1t wi III new
life and colOring matter,
The nrst application will do COED !; you will see
the NATURAL COZ or returning eve,y day, ami
BkFOBE You KNOW 1T.
the old gray, disco cred appearance of the hair
VIII VIII he sons giving place to lustrous. shining,
AK for halls sIcilian Hair Renew wer no other
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Bee that each bottle has private Government
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ADVANTAGE OF THoRoCGH DRAINAGE
The good effect of sanitary improvements Is haye
been most wonderfully exemplified in Leek, a
town OF StaffcrdshIre, England. II appears
that for long time Leek has been a badly
drained town, put during the last six wears con-
siderable improvements have been in opera
ton A contrast Of this period with that OF a
Ike preceding one gives an astonishing re.
suit. There is in Leek a Burial Society
which includes in its ownership one third OF
The population. During the first six wears
there were 5,17S members on an average: the
total deaths of this number were esI: and th
annual rate of mortality was, therefore, aeeut
81 in 900. In the second period of six wears
that OF sanitary reform, the number OF mem
bers was 5.9es (sl0 in excess OF the 1rst period y
the deaths We're COG; the annual death rate
therefore, being IL per 1000 OF the living: or, in
other words, an addition had been made OF
eight years and half TO the life of each mem,
Der. Nor was this all; there was q saving in
the amount OF wages not less, and in tr D, cost
OF sickness and funeral expenses equaI To
nearly $4,000. A good inf uence has been ex-
erted upon the town generally; the mortaiity
having fallen from 81 60 23x per 1000. So that
low rates, healthy and prolonged lives and
comfort have followed immediately upon the
sanitary Improvements. The advantages OF
the system pursued al Leek de not end with
the pastsiX years. They Will extend over ali
future years.-PhiId. Ledger.
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AMERICAN CONTRIBUTORS To THE PARIs
ExPoslftON.-The Hayre hip St. Lsu-
rent, which sailed from New York on Sarur-
day for France, carried several hnndred tons
of goods for the Paris Exposition, Including
tbs celsbrated Corliss engine - wsstern lfHm-,
eI home, q, number b or sewing machines q
lot Of silyerware, nearly one thpusand epect-
mems OF California and Colorado oree OF pre-
cous, mefale, Fair banks scales, caloric ca
gine. aefiealtaFaIm machines, esrsals- from diff
ffrent States and Terriyoriss. from the .aureAa
Of Asricn1tnye,s United States weights aud
n,eaeure a collection of specimens OF coafand
iron from PepAsylyania, NeN York and New
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TRIAL TRIP OF TIE DusDERBKRG-The
iroh-clad steam ram frigate Duuderbere ar
rived at New York on Saturday EVEN ng after
having made two days triai trip on the ocean
Her speed, sailing qualities, and suitabIeness
Tor naval service were tested in every way,
and are said to have proved fully satisfactory
number OF united States naval onicers de.
tailed to report on her fieiency as a sea- going
frgafe, were on board, as were also several
captains in the merchant marine and ali an.
peared TO be pleased with the res uit Of the trim
During the portion or the time she made
twelve miles an hour. % L-.-.---. - -
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TELEGRAMS. &C.

The Pennsylvania State Temperance Confer
ebce met at Harrisburg yesterday afternoon,
and was called 10 order by Gen. Lewis wag-
ner' OF Philadelphia, who nominated Cover
nor deary AZ temporary chairmas. The reso.
luton which is regarded as the platform O,
the convention is as follows: -E. y
Resolved, That no law, however stringent
which recognizes the right to sell intoxicating 2
orin ks, san receive our sauctioR, as we bAlIeve
the time has fully come when this traffic should
Or at once and forever abandoned
The Louisville, KY, Democrat rrpudiates tn
Democratic Convention of the 22d, and vii
rot support its nominees Large numbers O
9eieeates TO the Republican Con vention, to be
heto 'bere. nave already arrived. THIS Con-
yentlon Will make no accession tor the sake of
votes. but will nominate a straignt-out Union
tlCkst Ii 10 now certain that there will be
OF the nyass.
William A. Putney, a member of a prom.
nent dry goods firm in Chicago, has commenced
three suits against Clafiiin & Co, and Seth
utls, OF New York, and his two partners, Law :
ing Inc aggregate damages at S20O,000, the
charges being trespass and slander. He al.
legts that the defendants in these suits have
eoBsplred together TO get him out Of his Hrm,
and have made scandalous charges against
him In ider to- destroy his credit.
The committee appointed by the River I'M
provemeut Convention lately held in St. I.ouis
10 memorialiZe Congress relative 10 removing
distractions TO navigation in the MississipDi
and It's tributaries have made a lengthy report
which contains much valuable STATISTICAL and
general Information respecting inland COM
merce, and the importance of Improved trans
portation facilities
The Senate of Missouri has passed a bill nv
avCte OF ~ 10 :, submitting to the people at the
next general election an amendment TO strike
out the word white" A similar proposition
was introduced IN the House, which wasmade
the special order for Thursday
Governor Brownlow has issued a proclama-
non announcing his determination TO cali ont
tDe militia TO enforce the laws and protect the
Union men and all other citizens against vii
dosrs in Tennessee
The Virginia Senate held secret session
yesterday on the subject of calling state con-
Hention. No result was made known
1t is estimated that S250,0O0 worth of pro.
perty was destroyed in Western Kansas nv the
recent freshet in Kaw river
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COLGATE d CO.'S

WIN T Il AP
recommended for cHAPPED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. II may be
Obtained Of all druggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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- Tne Salt Lake IYsdsfte announceal fhnt
Itbe work o efi'.3ehfite se1palsionp by, the Nor.
m ons is still progressing. On, the 18th or
nysterions hoticet outline place sr tsks sSs
consequences. Accepting the tnvitation %
inevitable, they fpfr. =
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~The wife of Lieutenant Corn wen, OF the
iron clad Afontonopia1, whose death waa an.
nounced BY Atlantic cable, is stopping with
her friends in st. Paul, and read the death of
her husband In the papers 1t breakfast on
Thursday. She fell fainting to the floor, and
II Is feared the sudden shock may prove iatai
.AoIE - = = =
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"a sR' - - fas-1 tasssi4ossa "a pnisst,.sE
.g1}src5 $50 - ssirlta3 Tra4 f.phsl soa 4
.sIdJE EHoH
seaAHva S'nssa aGf Sc sal
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

LoNnoN, FEB. 26-Eveniug- Govern
m'nt has Withdrawn its resolutions on reform
and promises To lay before Parliament a regu-
lar reform etii. TIE biil for the con nfederatiou
OF the Brl;ish PROVINCES Ia North America has
passed the House OF Lords 80 'TT :
DuBLfN, Feb. 70 -Eyeuine Cap.aiu M McCar
ferty, formerly of The U. = army and recently
lead ng member OF TIE Fenian organizsaiyn
IN America; and companion Of Head Cenne
S'sphent, was arrested IN this city to-day, on
suspicion OF having been concerned In the
recent outbreak IN Killarney
PARIS, FEB. Dc LII 10 aHnouHced that the
hIst steamer of the Havre ana New Orleans
steamship line viii leave Havre some time
during the month OF May.
FIoREsCE, Feb. 26,-The elections which
have so Ear taken place for members OF the
Italian Parliament have generally resulted In
the defeat OF the supporters Of RicasolI.
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- Those who have been On beet 10 Nervous
hes for ears are restored to e-rfeet be
GkFAr RHEUMATio REMRDY. il ne YER balls.
10 IL cow B. o FORD, Agent,
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e<7Pettions are briskly coaAAeto hs Pennr
Y!yqme lesislsiure Against allowing spnlls-
defpnia horse cars 70 run On Sunday III V
0There are about forty candsdstssS0r0sv.
Grinnell and Col Msrrfn ase NJ loa6ang oo0.
Detttorn. - ~ '''7'E N ~ : II Z
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sifi 1or' siqisso1 saT .-zszaya;i iGzs-rsf
sc icI ITS sIsW ysD q ,,rsr,
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n. Lo0nrs, ND,

f6e nysntor aud Patentes OF the HIN hhb
Plate TEETH, attends personally ss~
BIS ONCE In this Sity. Msay persons can pfDYQlD
wear these teeth who casnot wear Others,
hnd no person can wear others who cannot wear
these.
ted with any style ana price of Teeth they may de-
sire, but 70 these v ho particular and wish the
purest, nest, stron ngest and most perfect den
tire that art can procure, the MIN NERAL I TEETH
viii be more fully warranted.
Rooms In this ctty-No SIS Penu's avenue, be
tween 9th and 18th SITS. Also, s07 Arch street,
Fhilsdelphis. oc 9o-ly
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COkFIDkHTlAL.-You men who have in
- IQTed tbsmse yes Dy certain secret habits,
which unnt them for business, pleasure, or the
duties Of married life; also. middle sged and old
men, who. from the foI1ies of youth, or other
esnses. feel q debility in sdvsnce OF their years,
before placing themselves under she treatment OF
any one, should hTst read The Secret Frieud. "
Married ladies Will learn something of Ina portance
by perusing The Secret Friend. y sent TO Any ad-
dress, In sealed envelop-, receipt Of 2s cents
ADDRESS DR.. CHAs. A. STUART co. Boston,
lass no 9ly
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DANCING
DANCING.
DRoFs. J. w. q II. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, -

H,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 7th .....
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
New Glasses forming every evening. Those do.
saInas 70 enter our classes should avail them.
our annual May Ball. " iof
Circulars can be had at j. r. Rllis' and w a
metzerott 90. 3 Music Stores
Ihe Hall can be rented for soirees, 30.
Days and Hosrs of Ei,ien:
Eor Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
saturday afternoons, from to s ocioek.
uings from TO lU clock.
. or lurther information pply during the hon RI
OF eftultiou, or address q note to the Acadsmy.
Vssrter commencing with the first lesson. Jas
NJ ARISIs. Al. dTAHsHI2N.gLr .HEs2. DANCING
MARIsI'S ASSEMBLY Rooms,
90, b, between 9th and leth streets,
Inc asst quarter Of .his season, prepar q. -
totJ 10 the Nj ay Ball will commence on SAtur-
das, march :. Glasses fer the GermaI are now
N s-Priyate Instruction given to suit the con-
venience Of the pspil - - seS
nj ASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
~ AND PABTIES.
Inc uadersigDvd wouls most res pee fully in
FORM the ladies sRd gentlemen Of washi netoa
Ely, ana the District generally, that he is at ali
ade and = aDcy Costume, either on loan or made to
Tuer. he has taken rooms at the well known
iabcy establishment of Christian Ruppert Esa
S22 Ith street, between d and =, here he WIN b.
beppy 70 await orders. CHARbEy BERG,
late Costumer ct Ford's and Growers
fe I-1m- Theaters Washin eton. d q
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A b. MAURICE, REAL SOIENTIFIO AS
TkOI.lUsER DE AMERItJA

ErOm the position pect Of { Stars at the
time of ones birth, will reveal astohi shiaS sc
eIets that no living mortal ever knew before; how
10 be successful IN all reasonable undertakings
the Intended Companion, and tells all events OF
life ,Eood luck and long life to visitors Laiies %
III at hear y all hours until in the eyeH sing.
c~nr
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SECRET DIspAsKs

sAMARIYAN's GIFTis the most certain, safe and
enectual remedy y-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
palsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken 1t
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
male, S3.
SAsARIrANs RooT AND HERB JrIcKs-A positive
ans permanent cure fer Syphilis Sorofufa, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters, &c. Price Sl 2b Der bettle
Bold By 8. y. Ford. See advertisement. mys
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BOOTS, SHOES, &.

STERL1NG BILLS for sale in saas 10 suit pur-
Highest market price paid for AMERICAN
GOLD. ~.
LEWIS JOHNSON l. co, Bankers, e.
fe7u . 80. o.. 2S2 Penna. avenoe.
CIGARS AND T0BACOO-BROOKEN ED.
~ MONSTON Will be happy to serve his'friends
and the public with Cigars and Tobacco, at No
ton. -.r' =. - fe 9.Im
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVE YOU7A oOg0H, OeId, Gain In ths
Utsst, OF Ionehi,isy Intact have you the pre-.
EESn,,o,y q mptens Il Ihe .iusauste archer;
y9uI reach IN the shape Of DR. wisTARs BAL,
81 OF WILD CHERRY. which in m any cases
from the awning grave - . - y 1t
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CLOTHING, DO.

successor 20 d. y. Lsgdou D %, -
GfIZEN'S AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
metropolitan Hotel lsce Browns, NJ
3s2 Pennsyiy snfa avenue,
ny In Washington. ID. O.
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SUDDEN DHATH OF A NRRcHANT-His Re.
Tothed Becones Insdse in Ccnseguence Geo
brown, OF the firm OF I.-C. Il -G Brown, dry-
goods dealers, jersey City, suddenly feli dead
from disease OF the heart. while conyersinr =
with a friend in relation to his approaching
harlage, whlch was 70 have taken place
on Thursday afternoon Another sad IN cfa.nt >
eenheeted with the affair rs that a friend who
was called in went at once 20 inform tne
parents or NE young lady TO whom the de :
ceased was engaged. and she, overhearine the
Conversation, the kno wledge OF her betrothed's
death coming to her so suddenly, nad the effect
70 destroy her reason Ii rs hoped her insanity
may prove merely temporary, but thus far
there are no indications Of returning reason
". T. Ezpre5s. 26th. n' ~ --7Tle ----'"
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..-1s - AND Z. 4 ~ Hf t..'.N "a
no: sos 1TH STREET, rHoBk's BUILDING.
ADJOINING ODD FELLOws, HALL,
AND EXAMINE, TH1 FINEST AssvRTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
De has all the latest designs made I'm Phflsda,
pmA. nev tork, and Boston The stock is sl vsvs
seiectsd ~ Mr. Moses, and bought at the lowest
rates Tor cash, which enables him to com pete With
Aastern prices His finest Furniture 10 made to
that can be found. TT - H'l'T,' T~'' -1r"'oiisa
Purchasers should study their owa inter est by
calune az his stores and examining the vel "a.
sorted stock of CARPETS FURNITURE, 60,
ahd obtain his price list before going elsewhere,
HIS sssortment Of Mattfesses Baskets, Oom-
torn, O.unter paines, PilIews, Boisters, Testher-
nitaIs Is complete, which he Offers at the lswess
Remember Nos All ana 'sis I,..,,,.a,,..
Buildips; corner 1th and d. and No SOS tn
Hall, between d and Z streets.
,slt-tf I.11!'0 W. B. MOSES.
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WOOD AND COAL

COAL ooALil -
AT GhEATLY REDUOED PRICES
tine city A' PN'' vi
Chestnut White ksh. 81
Stove, sg and Furnace White Ash, ss.2s.
Bed Ash 50 80.
Lehigh. 50.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand
Orders received at our Office; or at the Wharf
foot Of Seventh street
- s.P. BROWN SON,
Ja2o-u 400 9Th street between " and r.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. LEwIE's DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
H No. 2t0 JENNA AVk,
Between l7th and l3ta streets.
Teeth extracted without pain by administering
Nitrous OIyde or Laughing Ga~. DIR.
lkWlE has recently purchased the bestSpvV7Vp
Chemical Apparat in the country for D
rasfng pure gas every day; also, an in proved Val
yuln Iphaler The Association IL now prepared
70 make Teeth on Gold, Silver and bubber at New
York Philadelphia and Boston prices. All per-
vie hing de nsl work done can have che ap
as In the above PANIED cities All work done in
the Destest and best manner. Asd warranted TO
give satisfsctioR. Persons will do we'll To call
sod s1 anime our work. de a n
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eitossed In the most central location the city,
midway between the
CAPlToL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION,
oniy short dfstsnce from all the Departments,
fatent and Post 0fnces, Smithsonian Institute,
etc. HH DUDIYy 800 -"
no2l-tf pronr,.,