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WANTS -S

Paymaster General Brice has issued a cir.
ular stating that the action of the Court Of
CLAIMS in allowing five dollars per month TO
Lhcers OF the army for servant hire, between
May lst, ls6i, and March 3, 1865. is not final
should IT be decided that the Department il to
acton this class OF claims. the public will be
ofhcially notified. till then no claims will ne
entertained. 1t is said that the accounting
omcer, whose decision on this subject was
overrul by the Court of Claims has taken
an appeal to the Supreme Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. N.
THE EXPECTED vyroys

There seems to be- no doubt that the Pr,si-
dent will retarn the military Government bill,
without his sigusture, but from the pressure
Of business on his hands It may be some DAYS
before he s able to dispose of the matter Its
presumed also that he will veto the retention
in office bill. Had ii not inc uded & ,binrt
officers II IL believed IL would have received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
THE BANKRUpT RJI


1t expected that Mr. Jenckes will on to.
day or TO. morrow report from the Special Com.
mittee (of last SESSION. on the Bankrupt Law
against coneurrng with the Senate amend.
mrnts to the House bankrupt bill. and ask a
committee of conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
DISPOSAL OF pURIJC LAWNS

The Commissioner OF the General Land or.
flee has received returns showing that IA. 524
acres OF public lands were disposed OF at the
BooDvilie, Missouri, Once, during the m onth
OF January last, 1O,229 acres were taken for ac
tual settlement and cultivation under the
homestead law and the remainder located vii n
Agricultural College Scrip and Military war
rants.
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THE WEBB SIsrKRs-Tbo,e bsau,,,r,

THE wEBB SIsTKRs.-Those beautiful and
talented actresses, Ada and Emma Webb. now
playing "Fanchon. the Cricket" and other
popular pieces to crowded houses At the HoIi.
day Street Theatre, Baltimore, will appear at
Wallis Opera House next week. They are
sprightIy and versatile. and are particularly
good In such buriesques as Pocabontas,n fin
which they make their debut here. Ada is
charming a. e. Fanchon,' in which character
we trust she will appear during her engage.
mept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
NEED "RECONsTRUCTING ~

Hon. MI Darling, OF New York, In the de
bate In the House on the tax bill, made start.
ling expose Of the frauds upon the revenue
made by liquor dealers ana disillers, and in
the course Of bis remarks said, 81 do not be.
heve there 10 an honest distiiIer In the coun.
Try; cor they cannot be honest when products
sucn AZ they manufacture can be bought In
op>n market to-day for nifty cents less Der eal.
ION than the Government tax on them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
The Day IN Pbil.aeInhi.

PHuALkLPnIA.s FEB. 2l-The day is OBJ
..r,td ~ holiday by banks aud courts
PUBLIC and private buildings display flags. A
'otnai preseniauon of Hancock's chair aud
,aeir, used IN the signing Of the Declaration of
IrC"p-bdsnce. was presented to Lewis w.
ba'. speaker OF the Stale Senate, in Inde-
pen ence Hall, : /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
Freshet fuIndiau.

N1NCFEEEs, IND, Feb 22-rhe Wabash is
hieh'r than ever was known bsfore, and il il
rsporied thai the steamboats, ara running ove :
the prairie on the Illinois side. The tons oi
the houses are barely visible, and the fence ;
are all rome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

PERsoNAL.-4en. Grant was en- the floor of
the Senate for some time to-day ....0en. n
r. Butler, wife and daughter, are at the KIRK.
wood House. Gen. b. has engaged a residence
on i street, near 18th, snd Will shortly take
pOsseesion of II. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
THE GREEN .BAeKRJII.

From what we hear the Senate Finance
Committee will hardly report ravorably upon
the House bill providing for the Issue OF one
hundred millions OF gresnbacks to redeem
compound interest notes belle wing that it, will
be virtually an imitation OF the currency to
thai pxtenfL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
The Dav m R.I,im.r..

BALTiNoBE, Feb 22.-The day 10 ,obser we'd
as holiday, business generally suspend ed u
Eanks and Conrts. No pubic denonsrraticn;
Weather delie htiuI
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PUBLIC LAND IN MICHIGAN AND M1NNEso

The Commissioner of the Gen eral Land Or
fee has just transmitted for delivery to tn
patentees 500 patents for lands located with
Agriculture College scrip and covering SO, 40
acres. The lands are in the l MIA and Mar
quette Districts. Michigan, and St. Cloud and
Greenleaf Districts, Minnesota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
Specie from Cal,fsrsi..

NEW lokK, Feb 20-The steamer Rising
S,ar has arrived from Aspin wall, bringing
$50 600. Hon Jos. w. Nys arrived on her.
The Java from Liverpool now comes up the
b.v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

ORDRRRD.--Lieut. Commander Edward q.
McCauley has been ordered to duty as Fleet
Captain and Chief of Staff of Of the North At.
lantic Squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

TLIOTUBE-Mrs NJ. sIMONs will, deli Va,
~ Lecture three evenings IN succession At
Union L.aEus Hall al sfh street bet ween r
zss st ~ M. Sab ect-The Widow and her
Trials. cp eUNDAY EVENING, ves 2ath. Al
y eubJect-Tbe Witch Of Dndor or FOR
TIME Telling Exposed % MONDAY EVk
NM fso. 18th, ~ ~ ,, N SubJect- bife
81 etcue0 of her life 80 ,s,us
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GAADEH SEEDS. YaUIf rHIIs, xc.

Hss no, ., 10 s.oHE eAqL - .-g
Din sBkDe, which ere this sessor 81 " v ss.
ss.a. ana re s y. Ss.stsI L.ovI.jss Of The
nor ME ralss, they are Warranted srsss Sn.n
~, hoMEH sEEDe, enbrseing eli the novs,tiss
~" Eheiano and the continent, NTH msrv
Ssheies saved from MS rich eoliesfios OF viori:t
FRUIT TREEs Of finest au Atty, cou.i.,,n. =,
GGsssr,i Apples, Peaches, Aprieots, Nsctafinss,
GRAPl yINES-Dslswsrs, Concord. me-.
Rssgs. Hse;,ds, Icss ,Adirondse. ae ''- :
rants nversreens, Shade Trees, Roses, 0Jsns
House Plants &C. = al 7III7' - "t0sa
BJeq eta, wreaths. Dat FiowsYs 90, -
JOHN SAUL, Seed store
Removed to 446 18th stTset
10 Is eotm opposite U. +. Patent Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

LARCENY Cas- Geerge Nc.
Cauley was arrested by officer Tucker, of the
Third Ward, upon q charge of petty larceny,
and was sent TO Jail for court by Justice
Thompson. Henry johnson was arrested by
officer Leach, of the Second Ward, upon q
similar charge, and was committed for court
by the same Justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
5Ei4RD s II Efs S pzEsSIPs Src

WAAgsNsfoN. January Is, 1851
On the poeitfo1 OF JOHN fREg, Of lowell
n Massachusetts,. praying for the extension Of !
patent grantee to him the 10th day Of Msy
, l6eS, Tor a Improvement In warp Net Bsbrics
for seven years from the expiration Of ssid Datent
which teh0 place on the l0tn day Of Nay lsS7:
M ps ordered that the :s,a Rstsion >: heard a.
Al.,I ns1t, s. ]. esloci u and ali rsr.on: are
nouned to aIpes- and show cause II any they
have, Why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Ole in the fstsnf 6Gce their objsctioss specieliy
Get forth IN writing, o. least twenty days before
parH % be used & the add hearing must be taken
s and 9snsnzitsd tn aceordapee ~ftn the rule o.
SssS III Be- q S = s
unopy np.t Be Srsd IL tie oiios twenty dsy. BE-
fore The day Of bearing; the ersxmenss, any,
: Ordered olsS that ehis notice BE- HQbtiehed u
the Republican and n Intslli gencef Washington,
b. q. and in the Courier, Lowell, usss., .nee
week for three suoc0asive week., the nrst OF ssld
% be % least sixty days previous %
TO ruHAKEg.
u me- .--.lg..- . 0oOmtssiooeg of Rsteuts
PB-Dlftor7 o. the above paDssv viii plsass
orr and send u cir bills 70 the fss~ot Once With
paper containing The astios. - N-vsv
EDBBUABY Is, lees.-Au psssas hsvies
u le't Article In my shoVfor reDpirs, previous to
tbs ~ q Jsnussy ere r~quested to esi auA get
them. otherwise they Viii be seld st public cue
dos % the iss q asfeh e =, sss essSss; there
.. = : p f--.tF = Gun aud Locks0sfh.
jap Is IN -... - No. lIS ID street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

POLICE RFroRrs.-TheHI police Reported
The fines amounted 10 $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

LrQR eAhB-A sysensid fsuaiy cerrisss
-sst ss.uW Alec : hseA-one ifsAt OkR.fea
HA0E aid HARNESS. nearly nee Wfu he
sold cheap. Appiy at FLRNhIEa'S stsbie, rear
u katienal Hotel. e ll-6ts
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LOCAL NEWS.

,WAsHINeToN's BIRTH-DAY.-This day, the
anniversary OF the birth of George Washing.
ton, has always been observed in this the city
which he founded, and which was named in
bis honor, but the suspension of business is
not SO general as on other holidays. To-day
the national colors are displayed from all
prominent points, the school children have q
holiday, and the banks and many other places
OF business are closed.
Maj. General Candy in command of the De.
partment OF Washington yesterday issued an
order directing that to-day being the birthday
OF Washington all duty in the Department ex :
eepting the necessary guard and police be sus-
pended from "reveille" until ssretreat" The
ofices at Department Head quarters were
closed At il o'clock this morning.
Secretary McCulloch issued an order this
morning directing that the Treasury Depart
IneRt and various Bureaus thereof be closed
attwelve O'Clock to. day.
The Secretary OF War and Secretary Of the
Interior also issued similar orders which took
effect at noon.
The Clerks in the Navy Department were
allowed to 60 after the morning mail had been
opened and answered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

Watcher Dtemonds. Jewelry Clothing TO r
DONOVAN, Pawnbroker, Mo. 3f2 at.
nSla between 10th aAd nth sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

O.lHAHs' 0ogRI Feb. u, ls0.-D.rnIcr
Ip the csss Of John Fsgsn, sdninistrator
Of Patrick Mcneil, asosssed. ne aamini.trstor
SSsn:' Sesrs q Gs:hiossen BOUNTY stcr..sid e
Ectnsed SATURDAY, the sth dy Of March, Isa: for
sstate q said decsssel and Of tie ssss IN hand
n - the cane have been coIectsd ssd tprned into
hetn .of aid deceased are netfAsd - sstend.
o 80 sesr essi@s RroSssy y0gsnsa; ~ snsy nay
80 decss:sa Estate Proyiesd eoIy Of shis Or
9Sr e yrSishcd one - ios sssss vssss IN the
1890. fa-JAs. =. 91sHH6;
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FRoM MExfeo.-Lais daees from the Interior
OF Mexico port that Corona has issusd q d.
cree ordering all persons who have taken mart
with the Empire to leave Salisco In I've DAYS
q sadaisjsra papers OF the I'D Of January cav
the Imperialists sfili hold @ nanaj aato and that
vicinity. horeia % in possession Of the
Liberals. Berrzoba has con plsted the orraui-
xauos OF the National Guard at Natamoros,
consisting of one thousand men, commau led
by competent ofhcers and well armed ana
equipped Eecobedo informs Berrixooa tns
ne WIZ immediately place st his dispossi tv
sboosana men. to be employed In preserving
Creer In The Sta'e of Tam, q ipas Cor,ins il
~ 4 uerrero Win small force M.ximtIjan
bas issued another prociamntion condsmn,a 2
q IN the sironges: language loe oceaps of
Mafsmoros by Sedgwick. Both the Freo.h
end Mexican nsgs wave over the custom
bouse az Vers Cruz. The Liberals ar. camued
twpIye miles from Vera Cruz :
Onicial nevs from Vera Cruz Of tbe IJfb a,
e,apt, received yesterday at the Mexicau Lar,
top. cennrm the defest or Mirsmon by Cisne.
raj Fscobedo pear the city Of Zaca,ecas. with
ali the detsils that were comrunicated from
ma'amoros. The reported capture Of Prsst
dsat Jusrez by Miranon was only a villa
rUBor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

PENCIL DRAwING.-Mr. Henry W. Der.
throng has Just executed for the Paris Expo.
sition fine copy of" Decatur's Conflict wa IN
the Algerine," AT the moment when Reubea
James, wounded seaman, In'erposes his
head and receives we're cut with scimitar,
oy which be saves the life OF his commander
The merit of the drawing is in the fact that
but single Pencil was used, and the scale is
about four times larger than the engraving
from which it was copied. 1t may be seen at
French Richardson's, 33a Pennsylvania aY.
enue for few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

PRESS CLUB.-The newspaper eorrespon-
dents stationed in this city held informaI
meeting last evening. at rooms OF New York
Tribune, on 14th street, for the purpose of
organizing press club. An hour or two was
spent in discussion, when a committee con-
s.s,ng OF ben Perley Poore. of Boston Journal;
T. M. Cook, New ORLEANS Times w b Shaw
Boston Transcript; II. o. N. Boynton, Oincin-
nat Gazette; and James X. Young, New York
Tribune, was appointed to report a permanent
organization, and confer with local press club
to effect consolidation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

fHf WrsKLr STAR il now ON our counter
for SAFE. and In wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing, amsne much other reading matter
capital story entitled "Brsdburv,s Vi.,,or
legend OF 81 valsntine's eve - the Rscoustruc.
ton Plans ard the debates In Congress thereof.
arrival OF John II Surratt-in rersstiue mar
uculars; the Public Park ana the ne ~ pr.
ndential Mansion; Receptions duriu. the
week Proceedings at the Republican Meet
fnss during the week; Useful items Of dom e.,ic
Gus Sketches, with Domesuc MiIitary Nayai
departmental and Local. News; AericulturaI
and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the intes,
IelegraphIe Dspatches from all quartars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

SuRRATT AT THE JAIL-Interriev with has
Sster.-Yesterday afternoon, John H. Sur
ratt was visited at the jail by his sister Anna,
who was accompanied by Mr.. J. H. Bradley,
Jr-, one OF hts counsel. The guards thin kin z
II best to prepare the prisoner for the visit one
OF them Informed him that his sister would be
up in moment. when he exclaimed, "Qfeat
God" and burst into tears In few moments
the sister was shown to the cell, when they
met for the first time since the assassination,
and embraced each other, both giving way to
tears. They finally became more composed,
and engaged In con versation, during which he
expressed himself as prepared for the worst
The sister spoke cheerinEly 70 him to keep .
they spoke mostly Of domestic afairs) lasted
about half an hour, and after again embracing
each other. the sister withdrew, both being
much affected. The sister paid him another
visit this morning, and spent q little time in
his cell, in company with Mr.. Bradley, ST.
The prisoner walks the corridor during most
OF the day, and appears quite contsnted. He
is non. com m unicattve a. TO an thing In rela.
ton 10 the charges against him; but speaxs
sometimes Of his voyage In the Swatara. He
says that he was treated by the Officers OF the
Swaiara as well as he could have expected
that he was confined in q room adioiniug the
Captains cabin, which was very small, and
sometimes was allowed TO walk on deck to get
Exercise; bat vas not allowed to hold any CON
as to hts personal wants. He states that at
times when the ship was In a storm they took
the irons on Of him to prevent him from get
was danger OF the ship going down. When ne
arrived at the jail his irors were taken Oft
not being usnal % keep prisoners iroAed unless
they are OF refractory character.
There IL no information at the fail that the
Judiciary Committee intend TO take his evi!
dence as to the comp licity OF Jefferson Davis
in the aerassinaton plot, and IL Is not belle we'd
that he will give any evidence whateveri in re.
lation thereto, even il they should visit the
jail for that purpose. -,5 q.
WAsHINGToN NATIONAL MONUMENT So.
CIETY-1he annual meeting Of the Washing.
ton National Mon nm emit Society was held this
IN The Char. and j. Carroll Brent Secretary.
The officers were re- elected, and are an foI.
lows:-Preeident Johnson, ex of clio Rresid dent:
General Grant, Cd Vice President; General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
IN ThE ORPHANS, OOURr FOB ThB ooUs
~ OF WASHINGTON, IN rHB DIsrRIO1

Julia 81 Addison. guardian 70 her minor sou,
Charles Morris Addison, having reported 90 the
court that In pursuance OF ip decree rstfde cd an
approved By the Supreme Court OF the district Of
Columbia. that she sold the interest of her sail
ward In the folio wig property, lying and being
IN the city Of Warrington, 20 wit: That lot Of
No 8, In Davidson subdi vision Of Square ls4, in
said city. to General Richard ID. Cuts, and that
ipstesd Of complying with the terms Of sale he
paid the whole purchase money In cash, with ia
terest for nx spd twelve months In alI amouat
ing 10 q -S8s 50, Is 10 this sth day Of February,
1867, ordered by the Court that said sale be rat-
ned and confirmed on the s6ts day Of February,
or before said day Provided copy Of this or
der be published in the Rational Intelligeace Ger
sive weeks prior to said day.
,,,,. M =: rgRostL,,
true espy-Test: JAe, oBkIREI,
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.RfIl ALRxANQER, Opf,e,an, 91O pon.,yI.
- yania avenue.oold: silver, and Steel EPEO
nACLEs made ct brsztlisn Pebbles, and OPERA
~AASeA1 iof sale fe Is e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
nEPARfMINr OF rHD INrRRIOR,
u ro ALL Es!2N OyILcI, july 18th, isos.

No, H17e4 for lee acres, issued under the act Of
march 80, 1875. In the psme Of Robert w Pierce
sna was granted Nay II, 1855. Marc b 9, l6s7.
y ~ ~, ior iso acres, issued under the act Of
No. granted JuDe 8, 1881. March o ieH.
DO 3.sis, for 50 acres, issued under the act Of
Aarch 81 1855, In the name Of George PLAN, and
vs. Granted August 18th, 1885,. March 80, isSi
NO y Sl3 for leo acres. Issued q nder the act of
Assch %, Mss, In the name Of james Heary, ana
NO y ~. for leo acres, issued under the act OF
AaEch ID, l6ee. In the name Of John Wood and
VS. granted February -, 1857 April 6, 1861.
NO. - le0 for leo scres. issued under the oct Of
1stcn "a iSs$. In the ma ne of sarah Wood, widow
ISL n0 Sprir 49, ana was granted February To-
No. E,Ass, for Iss scrss, issued under the act OF
February II, l8l, in the name Of Samuel Hodson
AND was granted December 4, 1885, April 20 1851
No 0! rs. for 90 acres. Issued unIer the Get of
.on and was granted March S, lass. April 20,
No q ISL, for 90 acres, issued uadsr the act OF
son and vas granted April 4, 1855. Arrii 30 ISL.
No. ~ 81 for 10 ecrss. issued under the act Of
fhon.s bosiing. and wss granted May ., isss.
No q. iss. for 10 acres issued under the act az
1srch >, 1888, IN the name Of Polly Pease WIDOW
Snesssr Psass, and wss granted July ia, 1850.
No. s. go. for leo acres, issusd under the &C. Of
nereh ID; 1875 10 the nsnss Of the minor chiidren
ofJecos Lasher Secessed, and WAS granted July
No 81 Sos, Tor 20 scr.s, Issued under tn. &C, Of
February llth, iss7 in the name Of Martin Rose,
March -, 1875, In the pane Of Alvin EIlis ana
w. granted a prH Is, 1851. Nay II, 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

OIL NATIONAL LAUkDRY, on
I'll Penn'a av, bet. 18th and 18th cts. II
All work done by hand. Goods called for and
delivered, at the shortest notice. All kinds OF
French futns done in the nsstest style. fs Is ct.
A GKECY FOB JOHNs IMPROVED GUrTA
"A PERCHA ROVRING.
The updeIstgped have taken the agency for this
celebrated IL ting Tor this Distrct, end are pre-
psreo 70 apply ft 20 new buildi nes, or the pair
ing leaky ones OF every descr ption. This Jee a
has 90 pereeded all Others wherever "a has be- a
introduced. Ii 10 composed Of q foundation of
heavy hemp canvas saturated aud coated with "a
elastic water proof sutts -percha eensnt. and Is
FIRE AND WATER PROOF,
Forming hard smooth su rfsee of stone. Alss,
John Q IMPROVED PREsERvATIvEP AIsr
ior damp walls, covering tin roofs, iron rail-
ing, Ae.
We also ere Drsprietors Of the
I0Ph0vBDWAfEB-PR FELT, CEMEET
AND GRAVEL R0OFING,
combining cbespness, durability, and security
All work will be under the personsl supervision
OF Mr.. =. N. PUTNAM sfour firm, v ho les had
an experience In roofing for the last sixteen years
in This city.
All kinds Of lesky oofs repaired at short ,,ics
And warranted TO give satisfaction as 60 durabil-
ny. G. A SAGE 90
New Jersey ave. bet. ID and Z sta.
re 10 cost near Baltimore Depot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

SO Pln OEAT. SAVED By .sins o. .. JEW
CU ILLS pers unaduiterssed
Prsmiun New York City SOAP
H..s. Premium FAMILY SOAP,
Premium HLAnEnL s0Af,
For sale cheap for cash. Orders through thS
Post Once will be promptly attended TO
Soap and Candle n anufacturer, No. 500 and
9O2 @ st. north, bet eth and sth. ja lion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

"A feIi easoFtnsst ofsli Eredes choice Flour foI
o Are The S1iy direct rsesiysls fGr Code. Elm,
rlours In the District. A. the latter brand hsl
been extsnsiysiy oounterfeited and ssld IN this
arrangement With ths aillsEs Nc furnish II lower
tsa, Il can b obtstned IRON any ether ssosee
other drst-class Family Flour.
DuckWbea at low rates h
lev 81 - w n GAIT D co.,
Indiana avenue and lat street..
NO 80 - neaf Depot
NEw 0OODsI CHEAP oOODsll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

nANTr Dish Es; Recsipts COLLECTED b. Led
eedited By Rsy; Prank Sevall. PicI WICK PaSSrs
Hiamend Edition: Hesdiand on the AsticH q
Disorders OF the Nerves The Story 81 q 0tS1sch
br.ithwsttes Renew for February De boWi
isS BRARsK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

II a "a ID
CaOCOLAT PAR HXGRLLBNCB,
This Triple Vanilla CHOCOLATE 10 .uperisr
IN 0uabV eed nsvor TO any other made IN this
country, an1 u prepared especially for table use
NV. BUkOH0 Eli,
-. corner 18th aud streets,
~S under Bbbitt Houea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

eo s.a'' and esrmsn stfsf fHsrRUMEHrs {.
.. LOT OF exc lIent old VIOLIN4 and GUITARS a
sIsM sacr1nces. - s9OaN y. DhLI9
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-20
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MADAME e. +. THoRSToN, the great Eng
llsh ABtroIogist, CIairvoyant and Psyehotne-
trician, who hip, astonished the scientific
classes OF the Old World, has now located
herself at Hudson, y. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers OF Sec
ond sight, as to enable her 10 Impart knowI-
edge of the greatest Importance 10 the single
or married OF either Eek. While in a state of
trance, she delineat~s the very features OF the
person you are to marry, and by the aid OF
an instrument Of intense power, known as
the PsychomotroPe, guarantees IN produce
llfe-lIke picture OF the future husband or
wife Of the applicant, together with date OF
marriage, position In RE, leading traits of
character, &c. This is no humbug, as thou
sands of testimonials can assert. She win
send when desired certified certificate, or
written guarantee, that the picture is " hat
1t purportsto be. By enclosing small lock
OF hair, and stating place OF birth, age, disPo-
s1tion and complexion, and enclosing fity
cents and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself. you will receive the picture and de-
sired Information by return mall. An COM
munIcaIons sacTedly confidential Ad-
dress in confidence. MADAME E. F. THORN
ToS, p. o. Box 223 Hudson, n. Y.
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