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KANSAS CmY, May 2T.-Twenty-five
citizens of this place started in pursuit
Of the Richmond Bank robbers yestsr-
day. As a part of them approached a
house belonging TO man named LeaVer,
about 2lH miles West OF Independence,
one of the party, B, b. Wilson, for.
shot and Instantly Killed by Payne
James, notorious buwhacker, who es-
capped. 1t is thought that most oil the
gang engaged in the robbery, were pro-
tected by bullet proof garments, as a
great many shots were fired at them by
citizens at close range without effect. /
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re-, ~ II
NeW Kork 1I10RHe says Ane
August SeVsn-thirties are fast pass
Ing into long bonds, and nj their ma.
turitv few viii mess i,,.,, Oh, ,,,.t,,,.
al ard IL 80 2, ffilto 1Ep
'Ne presented LOT payment" 1T
may as wen be. Understood that all
seven-thirties not presented sor s,,,,6-
ing at maturit1 a., y, - A'''-'-.
-. - .-s-H.-.- S All compound
nO'eS HO' Ptesen'eu at maturity will
take this direction and interest caase
upon them. The Assistant Treasurer
is now ready to pay the compounds at
par and accrued compound interest to
the date OF presentation, and not at
their face value at maturity. The fund
ing process IN ali its details is proceed
ing with eminent success, and their Is
no reason to doubt that prior TO matur-
ity any currency obligation bearing in
teTest will pass into long bonds.
- ~ - 49, 49,
Speaking of the stock market the
New York Reru[d remarks as follows :
IIT,La b.ol,o,. - $4,000
snacnIators are for nc . mpst na-t s1;iI
~, tIs 80. Sj;l H. $500
hast Fyisr5i fSo Sscrti - tSYtLS n 'SsHs,
~. ~. ~.
uIy' toI Pf4Si VI S s1un1ness on lneiL
P = fsvNrjts rbraso LII tIa,IS pou I 70
10 nv Ionbt tbat ,ha I 5o t, snu tIs
t6at UoIto,, s"cb Ss :. y ssh MnlSu
GIn, H tIa 4 SGTI "a IL ~, mas oFoQgn
tiIStS =. .,,SSSss;;l5 iSIas s.u ,ss1
- tneH4 ~ RLSuuVi9A2 ,tnei pEsSfnVl Coukat
non OF analEs. ttao ~ notlbeeh Ior'ths
unoue SohtFaetlon OF the currency the
ptoSpellty OF me country would have
reserved no -cneckt and Inc revenue
y. lI not OF nave ~ eflenced the decline
II mas. ne Is therefore responsible TO
. sreat sGIeht ior me prevaiIing stagna-
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BUFFALO, May 28.-Jno. w. Morse,
second engineer of the propeller Dean
Richmond, was killed this afternoon.
As the vessel was leaving port one of
the deck hands letfalI a fender striking
Morse on the skull, killing him in
stantly. The deceased was a citizen OF
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MAY 2s.-FLoUR-Cnchanged and
dull; family'to fancy Sl4a16. No de-
maDd for lower grades.
Corn-Firm at SSa9Oc for No. / In ele-
vatOr. Oats-Dull; sales OF No. / at
76a77c; stock held, SOC Rye-Firm at
81 IS. H....,... IL. 5l-' I-s.l7l
CoTToN-Steady at 90 Tor middling.
WHIsKY-Dull; prices nominal.
PRovIsIoNs-Uncha and dull:
sales of lard at I21<c. III. ~ rs
BuTTRR-Closed dull and lower; sales
Of fresh at l5aISc. ~
EGss-Advanced to 16a17c, ....
GRocERIEs-No change. -st5.g.
GoLD-1S61T buying. q.
MoNEY-Market light.
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RnIIrnnd Accident

CINCINNATI, Observation-Disclosures
western agent Of The Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad, died yester-
day.
The train on the Chicago and Great
Eastern Railroad containing the Stra-
kosch Opera Troupe, ran of the track
near Logansport yesterday. BrignolI
Rosi and several other members were
considerably bruised.
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BOSTON, May 2s.-The lower branch
OF the Legislature voted by large ma
j0rity to unite the cities of Boston and
Roxbury under one municipal govern
ment. A motion to submit the reso-
luton to vote Of the people was re-
iected.
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Destructive OF comfort, and not worth nR:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
fair, ~. ll-H
And rejoice in your own luxuriAnt hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI. ,lta
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
L heads (frOm whatever cause II may have
fallen out and forcing growth OF hair upon
the face, IL has no equal. It viii force the
beard TO grow upon tho Gmoothe8t face In
nom hve 10 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that will force or hasten the
growth Of the hair or beard. Their assertions
arc false, as thousands Of living witness
(frOm their own eKperience) can bear Wit
n6Ss. But many viii say, how are we TO dis
ungulsh the genuine from the BpuriouAl It
certainly Is dimcult, as nine-tenths Of the
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase. To such We
would say, Try the Reparatpr Capillt; twill
cost You nothing unless IL fulIy comes
up TO our representations. II your Druggist
does not keep II, Bend us one dollar and W9
viii forward it, postpaid, together with a ne
ceipt for the money, which Will be returned
you on application, providing entire HatitAc-
tiun Is not given. AddHeEg,
W. L. CLARK a CO., Chemists,
~ No. 3 West Fayette st., sYRAOURE, N. Y.
mch23-eod itrW&wly u
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CLEVELAND, May ga tornado, ac-
companied by hall, passed over Alli-
ance at p. M, to-day, lasting ten or
fifteen minutes, and doing considerable
damage to roofs and chimneys. No
person was injured.
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NoNEY 40 sroCKs.
GoLD-1369<al87.

srocKs-ohio Certificates 24<a25;
Canton 421<a42Sjy Cumberland SOFA
SONi Quicksilver 241ka245<; Mariposa
6AaI; DO preferred Gl7a171<;l Western
Union Telegraph 421<a427<; Pacific I2sa
PSI; Atlantic lOIalOIki New York
Central 9eHass9S; Erie 5sEa5s1f; do
preferred 7la72; Hudson l0lal0lX;
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LOUISVILLE, May 2S-This evening
the body of man killed by the falling
of walls on Market street, was found
buried in the rubbish and taken out.
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= MEHPHIs, May 2s.-At a fire this
morning the dry goods house of Green
valid q Loeo, corner of Main and
Adams streets, Communicated to the
dry good houses of N. Krause & Co.
Taylor, McIWain Il Blow, and the
Photographic gallery Of B. bingham.
GreenWald & Loeb,s loss, by ire and
water, Is 800, 000;;..insured for $65, 600 in
New York offices. Krause's loss IL
$4,000, which is well insured In New
York. iBingharn's loss Is 81, 900, no,in.
surance; other loss light. The fire
was the work OF an incendiary.
GreenWald and, three clerks barely
escaped, being asleep in the third
story. A heavy rain falling at the
time, and the e1ertions Of the iremen
alone saved an immense amount of
property. ~
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NEW YORK, May 2s.-Dr. Peter j.
Harrison, III, Blocker street, was ar
rested last night ON the charge of NAL
practice in performing an operation up
on the person Of Mrs. Ella DabeIlo 70
produce an abortion. 4, -,
FIfteen hundred smigrants arrived
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.g
NEW York, May %.
REaULAR REPoRr.t MN d


''a1 NEW YORK. May 2s
a'aE 'REGULAR REPORT; y ~
CorToN-Firm; sales 1900 bales mid
ding uplands at &c.
FLoUR-Dull and heavy, and I5a25c
lower; super fine State western SlOa
II; extra western Sll Goals; choice
Sl3 2Oal4 so; for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio IL Scala; for
trade brands S14; receipts, 6I4S bbls. Cal
ifornia Flour-Dull, and 25a5Oc lower;
sales 400 bbls at Sl2a16 25. Rye Flour
unchanged; sales 500 bbls,
WHIsKY-Dull and nominal at 2a3c
lower. -..g-,,
GRIIN-wheat-sales 400 bushels
Green Bay spring at 50 Y; 900. white
California at s. 3d. Receipts, l9, 800
bus. Rye-Quiat; sales 2, ZOO bus west
ern at 81 24al IS. Barley-In moderate
request; sales 5000 bus western at 81 Il.
Barley MRlt-Sales {, 900 bus on private
terms. Canada Pea sales 81 000 inns
in bond at 81 Is. COrn-2a3c better and
closed improving; sales 81 900 bus at
81 25a1 30 for new mixed western; 81 %
al 80 for new western yellow; 81 IS for
old mixed western afioat; 81 15a1 20 for
damaged western afloat; 81 3Oa1 SO for
southern yellow; 81 32aI SO for old mix
ed western afi0at. Receipts, IA, 776 bus.
Oats-Shads firmer; sales $4,000 bus
western at S7assc; Pennsylvania soc;
State Gle. Receipts, 2l,olS bus.
RICE-Nomtnally unchanged.
GRoCRRLEs-Coff Unchanged sales
small lots Rio at 1S<c. Sugar-Quiet;
sales of $50 hhds. Cuba at 1OkalI 1kc;
Porto Rico laal4c. Molasses-Dnll
sales of hfuscavado at 53c. -. - -
PETRoLEUM-Quiet, -l,-tf
HoPs-Quiet.
Observation-Disclosures and
quiet; sales $3.50 bbls. new mess al
81 20; closing at S23 Il regular; old
mess SO; prime $40; prime mess $22 to
~ -. Beet-E1rm and unchanged:
sales $40 bbls. Tierce beef-Quiet: sales
of so .tierces at $S8 so. Beef hams
Quieti sales s5J bbls.i at 81 5Oa42 so.
Bacon-1nartive; sales 1901 boxes at
1lHal1%c for short ribbed; l27<o for
for short clear; shoulders S7<a101<c;
hams 1211al41<c; very choice 14Xc.
Lard-Dull and heavy; sales 600 bbls.
at 125<a1311ze for new; small lots at l25fc.
BULTRR-Dul; Ohio 10a15c; Sta to i5a
29c. .,g JfElfa f9ug
CHEEsE-Dul at sa17c. 49, .,l
Latest irAKKEB-51M "a q
FLoUR-Closed dull and heavy, l0a
loo lower; limited demand and supply
pressing the wants Of the local trade.
GRAIN.-Wheat-DuIl; milIers hold
ing back In view of decline in flour;
No. 2 spring g 45a2 IS; No. 1 81 75a2 80;
western 81 72a1 "a. Barley-Quiet;
western 81 10al u. Corn-Dull and
rather easier; new mixed western 81 Pa
1 q; old mixed western and mixed ann
Der s. O0a3 Is; white s. 25RS as, Rye
Dull and heavy; western 81 72a1 "a
Barley-Quiet; western at 81 l0SI u
Corn-Duu and rather easier; new mix
ed western 81 pal p.
PRovIsIoNs.--Pork- Very quiet: rness
SO % bid, cash; SO Is asked; S2S Is hid
regular; So 80 asked. BeeELFirm: fafr
demand. Bacon-Quiet and steady.
Cumberland l01f; short clear sides m.
LARD-Dun and heavy al I3IaI35<
for fair 70 prime steam; l3% for Kettle
rendered. 13is5sefrT,.i 4 o.,., -,
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NEW ORLEANS, May 2s.-The order Of
Gen. Sheridan extends the time for
registration until June Goth,
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ST. LOUIS, May 2s.-The steam boiler
in Garman & Desserts brewery, corner
of Morgan and 18th streets, exploded
this morning, instantly killing David
James, the engineer. l5-;a az 10 Ri
a majority Of the managers ofaths
street railroad in this city have decided
to admit coforsd people 70 lall the cars,
on equality with the whites. go
An Omaha dispatch says, fight &C.
CURED on the 10th at Pine Bluff, be-
tween party of men cutting railroad
ties and some Indians; in which one of
the former and six OF the latter were
killed. q Another fight occurred at
Cheyennes Pass on the 10Th, In which
one white man was killed. ''i'
The grass along the northern route
across the plains Is Insufficient for pas
ture, and six weeks later than usual.
Governor Hunt arrived at Denver on
the 10Th. he and Ex-Governor Evans
were serenaded, ls
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oficial information represents the
,umor of a renewal of Fenian troubles
IN he frontier as unworthy of credit.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

In express stocks the excitement con-
tinues as the sharpness of competition
increases between the. old companies
and the Merchants Union. The stock
of the old companies has, during the
week, gone up to 5as per cent, and
Merchants Union shows great firm
ness in the New York market at SIS
for SIS paid in. We note a sale on
Change at st. Louis last week at S2I,
and the tendency is decidedly upward.
1.-THE dry goods trade has been struck
by lightning" is the phrase used by,
the New York Independent last week to
characterize the condition OF the mar
ket. Such dead halt has not been
known since the first gun on Sumter.
Prints at 121z and less are now offered
in the job6ing houses and retail shops
of New York. Brown sheetings and
shirtings are down from one to two
cents per yard. QPrints are panicky
under large forced sales, at reduced
prices. Bleached goods are lower, ir-
regular, and unsettled in price.
The action Of American insurance
companies in refusing to insure
property owned by Jews seems to be
initiated, II indeed the example were
not originally given them, in England.
A Parliamentary Committee, charged
with the investigation of insurance
matters, reports that at least one third
of all the fires in London are Intention
ally lighted for the purpose of thus dis
posing OF the property insured to the
companies which insure it,-and that
the most of this is done by "Hangs of
foreign Jews" who settle in London
for the express purpose of following
this as business.
1t has been stated that the financial
situation will render a July session Of
Congress necessary, but a correspond
emit from Washington, writing with an
air Of authority, says there is no foun-
dalton for such report. The current
receipts Of the Treasury are less than
they were year ago, but not material
~ below the estimate Of last December
The drafts upon the department are
large, but are met without dificnlty.
the payment Of bounties is heavy
item, and the expense of our Indian
campaign under Hancock is something
not anticipated. The Secretary expects
no trouble from either OF these sources,
however. No one has had the least
authority from him for saying that the
department is likely to be embarrassed,
for he Is very confident that SO far as
the Treasury is concerned no further
legislation Is needed till next winter,
though no great reduction Of the public
debt Is probable. 1871 5.41
An eastern excange says: There are
heavy speculations in United States
bonds going on in Wall and State
streets. and We are inclined to think
that the "bulls'' in this market are on
the right track, This clsss otoperators
are buying boldly. Governments are
easily carried to almost any extent, by
parties OF comparatively moderate
means in these days. Both banks aud
private capitalists stand ready to lend
money at six, upon pledge Of govern-
ment stocks at par. Distrust Of meF-
camille paper increases, and many of
our shreWdest men of money are COM
ing TO the conclusion, for the first time
In their experience, that United States
stacks are the safest and cheapest thing
! In the market. So ~
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Latest News
BY THE CABLE"
BY TELEG PA.

ny the Union Line.
omoe, corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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MONTREAL, May 2s.-Jed. Davis re-
mains secluded, and is not seen on the
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To young and 70 old, 70 great and TO small,
The beauty which once was 30 precious and
Is free for all, and all may be fair,
Nv the uSe of tf- .i1
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For Rent.

TINE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
Geo. +. Taylor 4 Co., and J. Clemens &
Co., on Main street; also basement rooms
good rooms for other purposes In second and
Ihlru story IN good ordeT, Possession given
70 some rooms Immediately, Others April lst,
sale In the Sixth Ward, ON FeasOnable terms
THOS. HUREBROOK.
Once. 10. ls9f Main street. above Mon-
roe, mp stairs, febs-f
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REVOLVING SUIKY RAKT
Combines ali the advantages OF both the

Anotlies al tue advantages OF Ooth the
suIky and old Revolving RaLes.
By means OF the lever, with Its cams and
over the Rake than can possibly be had over
the old fashioned Revolver. It does not dust
the hay rs wire teeth usually do; Is easily
handled by boy, and the inclination OF the
teeth Is easily regulated, 50 as to pass over
any obstacle, or dip Into 6wale. II Is easily
transpOued, and
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for 8tat.
For Rant.

GOOD TWO STORY RRIUR RESI-.
"A denCe, cOntRing seven rooms, situated OH
" etSter street and nearly onpoSita the resi-
dence OF Capt. Gam MRson. Possession
given August the LIST, 1867. Apply TO A. G.
Partridge q Co.. on THhs oJRRTEN
my2s-St ] Real Estate Agent.
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Druggists.
White Lead

A NOHoR, CONTINENTAL, STAB. Ar
"A row, KfemnltE and Cincinnati Brands,
for Bal0 at low figures by o.
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Reparator GapilIi

Throw away your fplse.frir1ea, your switches.
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth ng:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
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MADE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a1sT,
MIndame HI. a. PIRRIGO
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LONDON, May 2s-Noon.-Consols
eeH; Erie s9a<; Illinois TEX. U, 8. bonds
721f 5sEEr'S4 80 SEtGGL =
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DIED..

BIkLASKI. This morning. at o'clock. VIC
Iok u. son ofths late Ospt. A. Bielaski, aged 10
funeral Friday. the 2ssh fnstanst. At Il m st
me residences Of his mother, no. 331 18th street,
1Evited TO attend.
hcDoEOUGH. In wa.hinGton city. on Sun
Gay the 10Th instant, JOHN HENRY ,fnfant twin
Ersnths and day. tLeesburs W ashiDg soLisa and
PlGG0Tr. At Camp Grant. Richmond on Ns-
rember 18th, Of apoplery, MP. DBEHEZER
fIgGOfT. In the Goth year Of his age eldest son
City. ss''''O' s1is
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NAH RIE ID

OwENs-DAvIs. On the I'D inst, by the Rev.
Tsihe. Walter, MI. AHHREW +. OWES. Of
city. Hocards.
wITHERS-BAkKMAN. On Tuesday, Jan.
narx I'D, by the Ksv. J. u Coombs, Mr., Z +.
fhis city. No cards
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J.wHL1Y.-Bog Wood Sets, new styles
Sarouncle Sets, Jet Drops, Silver. Plated
spoons, Forks, Goblets, Cups, Call Bells, re-
Selved this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 43e Pennsylvania avenue
near AZ street. = -
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CRABBHD AGE ana youth cannot live to.
getherI but they can 60 TO Henning's One
Price Store, and buy their clothes, ON the cor
ner OF Seventh street and Maryland avenue
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IP You WISH 70 save your money and get the
pest Clothing In this city, 60 to Bar & Cos,
corner OF 9TH and 4 streets. Gray's and ali
otner paper collars at 25 cents a box
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MT OLD PATRONS will mo 1t greatly to their
advantage by calling at the new Shoe Store,
NO. 5O2 TIN street, under Odd Fellows Hall. !
-. G.. b. WILSON,
I'm late of the firm of urns q Wilson.
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Browns PATENT METALLIC WEATHER
STRIPS keep out Wind, Rain, Geld, Sno W and
Dust from Doors and Windows. For sale at
ID. Moore's, Sos 9TH street. a
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tween ~ and 9th streets continues the suc.
cessful treatment Of corns, bunious, bad malta,
enlarged joints, warts, moies, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. Once hours from a. m TO
s p, M, and to sp. m. Establishsd 1861. :
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
ERAED MILITARY DRESS BALL. "a
ODD PILLOWS HALL. FEBRUARY 1. 1851.
DISTRICT OF WASHING TON, POST No. I,
DEPARTMENT OF THE POTOMAC,
G. A. r..
Will give their First Annual Ball on FRIDAY
httNING, February /. 1901, at ODD FELLOWS
HALL.
Of1cers II the Army and Navy, and all members
OF the late Volunteer Armies of the United States
are requested to be present In uniform.
Tickets and Cards Of Invitation fer Ladies will
be procured from any member Of tho Commit of
Arrangements.
TICKETS admitting Gen tleman and Ladies, q
Refreshments furnished to Ladies.
COMMITTEE or ARRAHGEMEErs.
Col ". Millar, southeast corner llth an 4 K sts
MaJer 7. Lubey, corner eth and streets north
MAJOR j. W. Lord. El 18th street, near Pa. ave.
Major G. G.. Gould. 256 9Th street, bet. n and N.
CsDtatn =. Middleton, Capitol Extension.
Captain Il. Morgan, Ga pitol Extension.
Lieut.. Col. CIV. Taylor Quarternaster's Dept
Captain @. g. Parker, 34S L street north.
MAJOR II A, Myers, So Massachusetts, avenue.
DR.. W. +. Collins, Once Internal Revenue.
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BOARDING.

EENTLEMEN DAN BE ACCOMMODATED
NJ with private BOOM and BOA RD, with home
made brese and supper at nine in the evening, for
IS per month. Also. unfurnished ROOMS to let,
js z3Sts
"A FEW WIFI TURNIsHED Rooms WITH
a hre and gas can be obtained at ga street,
betw cen 8th and 9th streets, near Patent Office,
with or vithOa at BOARD. Charges moderate.
j. 1867 . - III = "a d
TABLE BOARD @ no. A6A lsth street, few
doors north Of The avenue Terms eH Esr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

THE MOTTO of "Quick Sales and Small,
Prehis" Is strictly carried out at Franc n
Popular Dents Furnishing Store, sol 7th
street, doors above Odd Fellows' Hail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-23

FoR CHILBLAiSs and Frosted Feet. Whue,s
Embrocafion ts specific. Price N per bottle
For sale at aga Pennsylvania avenue, bet ween
Ak An 9th streets.