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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-09

A fire took place in Beaufort on
Tuesday last, in which seven build
ings were destroyed; among them J.
G.. Thompson & Co., Hubbard's Pho
tographic Gallery, and the printing
office OF the Near South.
A negro made his appearance in
East Machias Village, Ne, the other
day, and was quite curiosity to
the young people, many of whom
never saw q colored man and brother
before.
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No LAND FOR REBELS. the bill

No LAND FOR REBELS. TO the bill
amendatory of the Act of June u,
1866, for the disposal of public lands
IN actual homestead settlements in
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ar
kansas and Florida, the House of
Representatives, on Thursday, added
an amendment excluding those who
had voluntarily given aid and com
fort to the rebellion, but not those
who had afterward enlisted in the
Federal army and been honorably
discharged therefrom.
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tween the citizens of our common
country.
Capt. j. J. AIackey offered the fol-
lowing:
The Press-If guided by proper
hands, the bulwark of our rights.
Mr.. Everett, of the New York lie
>rtld, made a brief response, and con-
cluded by calling upon the press OF
Columbia, which was replied to by
Mr.. Emlyn, Of tie Ph",si.r Office.
who closed u few remarks with the
following:
The President Of the Palmetto Fire
Engine Company While soldiers
cry, Charge, Chester, charge" our
gallant t;remen shout, con, STANLEY.
on.
Capt. Stanley expressed thanks tcr
the honor conferred.
Remarks were made by Mr.. SAM
". Melton, -. Il. Dc;5aussure, ESQ.
and many others, but We deeply re-
gret that we were unable 70 procure
all tho sentiments and remarks that
were made on the merry occasion.
Toasts, songs and jokes were given
n rapid succession, and we car
truthfully say that none Of the guests
LETT with heavy hearts. The banquet
was prolonged to the ''wce sma' hours
ayant the twal.
On yesterday morning, carriages
were provided 70 convey The Commit
tee to the various points OF interest
ana beauty in our city; and accom-
panied by q Committee of the City
Council and Committee OF the
Firemcn of this city, the frcmen
guests pleasantly wh;lcd away the
day.
At s o'clock p. H., the members o:
the Independent, armed with torch
lights, marched to N;cherson' 5 Hotel.
to receive the committee and escort
them to Jannev's Hall, where cola
ton was awaiting them. Arriving az
the hall, Alderman Mckenzie stated
that the members OF the Independent
wished to have an Introduction to
their friends and guests prior to theii,
departure from our city, and there
upon introduced the committee to the
members of the Independent, col
lcctivclv.
Mr Wilson, on behalf Of the com
mittee, expressed unbounded graft
tude anl inestimable pleasure at the
reception they had met with, and, il
closing, gave
The Fircman-Tnc bright star o.
America.
Gen. Green was called out, and
stated t.4at the hose reel for the hide
pendent had gone down to the bot
tom of the ocean, but the committee
brought with them the hose OF union
upon the reel OF friendship; they had
coupled it with the spanner Of re
construction, and laid it down like 4
great artery along the highway OF the
nation, from New York to Columbia:
while the great engine, good WILL at
the heart OF the body polite, pours
through it the waters OF oblivion over
a bitter and fiery past.
Mcssrs. Everett. Downing, and
others OF the committee, Mr.. Ma
than, OF Charleston, and NJ. Flick
ling. Of Columbia, made short and
humorous speeches, which were re
ceivel with hearty cheers.
The evening passed Of very plea
sanity, as had the night and day pre-
vious, and the assemblage dispersed,
in order to allow the committee to
prepare for their departure for New
York, which took place this morning
at , o'clock.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention Is ca
cd 10 the following advertisements, which
are published t2is morning sor TIE iira;
t int:
Brown < Schirmer-Flour, Corn. &c.
Rev. Nm. Nartin-Corn for the Poor
Huffn2 al Il Price-Dissoution
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V1DuS. Ao We 1CAU CiAO IAltNtdAltoAu, Vic
mainmast and smokestack fell. Be-
fore the Manhattan left the wreck,
she was enveloped in flames, and in
half an hour after it was shut in a
thick fog. The passengers, officers
and crew lost everything but what
they had on. take this opportunity
of thanking Captain Charles Collins,
his officers and all belongil g to the
Manhattan, for their great kindness
to us from the time Of our arrival en-
board the hosp;tablc steamer Man
haitian.
The Atlanta Ner Era contains the
following from the pen OF an eminent
jurist Of Georgia. on matter Of
great interest at this time:
It is believed our people 90 not
generally understand who are affected
by tie Constitutional amendment and
excluded from Office, and from the
ballot-box by the late bill
The following persons are ex-
cIudeti:
1st. al persons who. before the
war, were members of Congress. OF
officers OF the United States. and
after engaged in the rebellion.
ID All persons Who, prior to the
war, were executive, legislative OF iu-
dicial officers OF the State. and took
the like oath, and engaged i'll the re-
belliou
Tins embraces Governors. members
Of the Legislature, and judicial
officers, from a Judge of the Supreme
Court down TO justice OF the peace.
who, at any time, held the Office and
took the oath and afterwards engaged
III the rebellion.
Who, then. are not excluded:
1st. No one is excluded because he
held an Office under the Confederate
States from President down. if he
does not fall within one of TIE cx-
cluded classes above specified. The
simple fact that he was a Confederate
Senator or p Confederate General or
that he took an oath to support the
Constitution OF the Confederate
States. does not exclude him.
2d. No State or County officer is
excluded on account OF his having
held the Office and taken the oath and
engaged i'll the rebellion, if he were
not an executive, legislative or Judi
cial officer; therefore. neither a law
yer, sheriff, clerk, tax collector, re-
celver, County treasurer. coroner.
surveyor. constable or road commits
sioner is excluded
81. As 10 man under twenty-onc
years OF age, when the war began,
held any such Office as Disqualified
and none OF them took the oath TO
support the Constitution OF the United
States during the war, and as the war
commenced nearly six years ago, no
man in Georgia under twenty
years Of age can be excluded
4th. Militia officers are not Y
cluded.
5tA. The whole mass OF our people
who fall within none OF the excluded
classes above mentioned. are free
from the disqualification. and may
vote and hold any Office in the State
without regard to the part they took
IN the war
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The Legislature OF Illinois has
abolished capital punishment. They
should next abolish crime. Why
not? All things are possible III this
nineteenth century.
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Dutch butter is now sent from
Rotterdam to Harwich by steamer,
and thence to the South OF England
by rail at cost Of less than one far
thing per pound.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-09

The New Orleans Picayu'e says
that the Indians are still worrying
the frontier people of Texas, and will
continue to do so until they are
wiped out" In Montague County,
they recently flushed q son Of DR..
Gordon, chased him, wounded him
with spears and arrows. and although
they did not kill him outright, he is
not expected to live. In San Saba
County, they are also down, every
bright moon, after horses and scalps,
while, in McCulloch and Bandera
Counties, they have recently been
prospecting" for blood and plunder.
A writer, in Bandera County, close
by Camp Verde, says that six-shoot
er and swift horse are all The pro
lection he has"
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The FLAG OF Our UNION. There
was once flag of the Union; but
now ten of the "pretended States"
have been converted into five mill
tary districts, and it is not an easy
matter to-day to define the flag which
Congress would recognize as the
emblem Of our Government.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-09

400 persons in New York make
profession of car thieving.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-09

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is ca.
cd 10 the following advertisements, which
are published tAis morning sor tl.e trs
time:
Brown: x Schirmcr-F Flour, Corn, &c
Rev. Nm. Martin-Corn for the Poor
Huffn2 al 4 SPrice-Dissolution
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hose reel and large portrait Of the
same, with the likeness Of each mem
Der of the Committee surrounding it.
Mr. Wilson then presented to the
Independent Company portrait Of
the hose reel, cncircled by the pho
tographs Of the members of the
Committee, a pair OF silver-plated
torches and II couple Of trumpets,
which, he said, were saved from the
wreck by being in their trunks. He
gave a history of the torches and
trumpets, which was listened to with
undivided attention.
The presents were received by
Capt. j. J. Mackey, President of the
Independent. He expressed the
grateful appreciation Of the Company
for the donation made by their
friends, the Committee, and assured
them that so long rs the gifts were
in their keeping, they should remain
untarnished.
Volunteer toasts were next in or
der, and MI. W. t. Walter offered
the following, which was received
with rousing cheers:
Our Guests from Charlcston-T They
represent q people whose hospitality
is as boundless as the ocean which
laves their harbor.
This was replied to by Alderman
Cosgrove, who proposed:
Columbia-May her prosperity be
great and her sorrows be few
Mr.. E. Hope offered the following
May the visit of the Committee to
Columbia prove Instrumental in
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noble and daring; his self-sacrlflce IN
the protection OF property knows no
bounds.
This was responded to by Mr..
Lamb, Vice-President of the New
York Fircmen' S Association, IN 4 brief
but spicy manner.
The following was next given:
Robert Wright, Esq.-The efficient
Secretary of the New York Firemen s
Association-We know and esteem
his merits.
Nh. Wright replied, thanking the
audience for the compliment paid
him.
The President gave the following:
Our Host-T. S. Nickerson, Esq
A hale fellow well met; his fair pro
portions guarantee OF good living.
To which Mr. Nickerson responded
felicitously.
The next in order was
M. H. Nathan-The efficient head
Of the Fire Department of Charles
ton; may his fair proportions never
dwindle, nor his shadow grow less
To which Mr.. Nathan replied, and
gave the following:
The New York and Columbia Fire
men-True Democrats, who know
nothing OF social distinctions. Their
broth >rhocd is as universal as the
rava Of the element they oppose.
l. PRESIDENT gave the next among
the regular toasts:
The President of the New York
Firemen's Association-Long may he
retain the position as head of one OF
the noblest institutions OF the day.
Mr. Wilson, the President of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

DIED.
McNANEY On Thursday. Feb .rst. CATH
AhtHE a.NhhE1 daughter Of fhos. McNaney
This {irsn thus his took her leave,
OF this cold md m ort,l world
Nay that soUl nov rest In pesce,
In regions q bis. for ers uutroubled.
Her f-nersi viii taae place from the residence
~ street.. between and streets The relstiSes
and friends are Invited 20 attend.
JOHNSON. REBEOOA H.. wife Of a. John.
New Cattle Del OF ~ pbGid fever. on the I'D
Instant, In the $50 year Of her age,
fully invited to sttend the funeral services at 4
m. Sunday, 2ith inst
Tes,sta morning ga
m,cle. ,Thom.s D oOobo. No SOS street, near
9Th where the friends Of the family are req es ted
10 attend without furter notice
ROeZELL. Departed this life on the 22d in St.
aiter short bnt painful Illness yhieh he bore
With Christian fortitude. ENALLS ROsZELL. in
Tie funeral will leave his late residence. en- G
row SUNDAY. at o'eieck and proceed to Ry n
Charel where the services will take place to
vhich place the friends and intances are ia
MALoNEY On tie 22d instant, PATRICK
Mooney, native Of Fakel. County Of Glare,
Bis funeral will take place from his late resi-
depce. sth street east between East Capital and
North street, to morrow, Sunday at O'Clock
D. m.
congestion OF the lungs, JACOB L. MARTIN. in
i: :s sses 'rsT
At O'Clock: g which his relatives and friends are
Bey CHARLES DAVIS, Ohao o. 8 NsHy
IOity, Baltimore and Richmond papers copy Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

SUICIDE PREyESTED.-Last night. Mr.
smith, the proprietor of the Woodbine House.
on ~ street applied TO the officers at police
headquarters for advice. Mr.. Chas. A Pavie,
a lodger there, had been acting strangely for
several days Upon one occasion he had noti-
ned the oPtsctiyes Of an imaginary loss by rob-
berry OF $3.50 in money orders of the Post Office
department. Subsequently mis- general b.
havIOr Was wild and suspicious. Yesterday,
Mr Smith watched him closely and got pos
session OF letter directed to his mother in
New \ OTk, announcing his intention to COM
nit suicide. and after warus got a strip OF pap r
Win the wCrd ''StrychnIne" written upon IL
which Mr. Pavie had given 10 a servant in he
house, with orders 70 get the article for him
Al the suggestion OF Justice Tucker, detective
Kelly went 10 the WOOdbIne House and took
Mr. PaVIe TO headGuarieTs where he was
attended oy physician, and is properly cared
for His relatives will! De notified immediately
Of his COnGItICn
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AT THE CONCERT to be given on Tuesday
next, The 18th instant, for the benefit Of the
poor will be used one of hickerrag aud Son e
superb full-Rrsnd pianos. kindly loaned hv
John + Ellis. 306 Pennsylvania avenue, ne ar
Ten h street.
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SENTENCE COMMITTED

SkSTENCE COMMITTED. - The negro man
william Jones, who has been confined for the
last four months, in the Upper Marlboro Jail
Prince George county, Maryland, under sen
tenee OF death for committing an outrage on a
white woman, and who has been three times
IspritNeo' has had his sentence commuted by
governor Swami TO imprisonment for life ia
tbe Marylsnd peDitentiary, and was taken
thither by the sheriff On the 18th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

VESSELS DISABLED The steamer Empire
broke her propeller Thursday in passing
through the draw in the Long Bridge, anu
consequently bad 20 be towed to PhIladelphIa
Inc sttsmer Lila L. knight sprang aleak the
same day " bile loading, but proceeded on her
trip 10 New York -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

The GRAND LeDGH, KNIGHTS OF PYrBIAs
escorted BY members OF Franklin, Mount Yer
non, Liberty, and Webster Lodges, headed by
healo Band, started for Philade lphia on the
Ills train this morning Their new repalia
was greatly admired by every one. This order
has large membership in this city and is
rapidly extending. The Grand Officers ha We
gone 10 the "ctty Of brorherly love- to install
the ohcers elect Of two new lodges there
ana VIII also furnish a charter to the LODGE
lately organized in Baltimore, on their return
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

MARRIED.-On the 10th instant, MIR q
Oleott, of this city, was married TO Miss M
Louise Teller, OF brooklyn, New York, me
ceremony being performed at ST. Peter.
OhnIen, BROOKLYN, by the Rev. Mr.. Paddock
uno-r OF Nashingtonians Of distinction. La
the AFTERNOON there was a grand reception a
the residence of the brides father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

OPTICIAN Coli, Silver and Steel Spectacles
and Ey Glasses made of Brazilian pebble, AT
reduced price. /. Alexander, 40 Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

THE q RoRGKTowS ELRCTIoN.-The excite
ms NJ IN Georgrto wa incident to the first eyer.
else Of the right of suffrage by the colored peo-
PIE, hardly exceeds that .reared every day In
thai city, by the ex remedy low prices at which
Miller. No. 1O1 Bridge street. is selling off his
dry eOOds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23
A. ADAMsoN,

Dealer in House + furnishing Goods
500 Ninth street, near Pa. av., Washington
Always on hand:
Ready made Sheets, Pillow Gases, Feather
and Hair Pillows, BolstPrs, Mattresses, and
BED Spreads, Blankets, Window Shades aud
Fixtures. Carpets, Oil Cloth. Crash, To welin 2
AND Table Linen. Mattresses made to order
or Renovated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

REAL ESTATE SALES by Green Il Williams,
AuctlOBeers Frame house and lot on O At
nsith, between l2tn and 18th west, to II. n
tiioerf, for $3.50; the unfinished press brick
iour-story building, with basement and sub
basement, on L, between 9th and 10Th sts to
SAM fowIer, for $4,000; lot, improved by
frame mouse and carpenter shop, OF Mas
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets, to ) eta
HilIman for 81 4 cents per foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23
DrPAEETTMs4Ensp5 q 81 TIE TIL lgs,ErEERHIoss

D6 Ni4ED SRA res re- P H1fStT edsy1cE,
Washing TON. Jsnaary II 1881
son e s sss M!:.dsa:.,. S SoHs
Ss 5 q to
1--., for seven years from the OK Hrstisn Il Il
said patent, which takes place on the xist da5 Of
ftis .rdsred that the said petition be heard ..
April next. 81 Il O'Clock q. and Ill persons S
u, ,: "a ought 5.
az &: &c ss s:
s:a c. .ss
fansittsd in With the rules of he a o
nee. which win be Furnished on sppiicssion. ~ u
a.s s and s ssS iP nDo
fore the day Of bearing; the arsIments' TX any,
within ter days after filing rhs tss imony. ''
the Republican and the inssissneeers, %ssnnSson,
D o. and In The Be publican. sprin sneid M.ssa.
The frss 81 said publication. t. be At iess, siHsI
days previous to the day Of hearing.
P.S.-Editors Of the above papers will please
copy snd send their bills to the stept Once with
apAper conrsihins this notice. fe 4.Isw3w
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrs.
a. u pr has oktsined IRON the Orphans Court Of
letters Of edm6istraton on the personal estate 81
MIllIam Barkhausen. hate Of tine o. s. ARMY,
oss J ssssd ~ peruns having claims against the
on before the sst day II jaw .rs ~ III ths}
Ia By Law he excluded from all euoes
uSsi'sa under ny hand this rssh Ass q !.nuary,
Bsl.c,-,--. q" LOUIS KuBrz. ~
! - W1asSF.aF 40 Administrstsr.
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LECTURES AND SERMONS TOMORROW
Rev James KeOgh, ID d., of PhIIadeIphia
VIII Gesture before the Dung Catholics Friend
Society at Walls Opera House, to.morrnW
evening ~ O'clock. subject The Spiritual
and The Temporal"
Rev a her Boyle Will preach charity ser.
mon AT linn aculate Conception Church 10.
morrow, for the benefit OF the poor of that
parish.
mrs NJ SImons Will lecture AZ Union League
Hall Tomorrow night, on The Witch of IN
DOR, or Fortune telling Exposed"
The Philosophical Lyceum meets for discus-
SION az the mon league rooms third story
every sunday afternoon at o'clock The sub
-lect TO- morrow will he parallel be ween the
Cretan and our late rebellion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

DIR. WHITE, ChiropodIst, ga Penn. av. be-
tvEen ~ ard 9Th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad mails,
enlarged POINTS, WARTS, moles, vase uiar ex :
cresenCes, &c. Once hours from 3 a m to
p. m, and to p. m Established 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

THOSE LADIES who want an elegant En-
bruidrrtd YOKE for Night Gown or Unemlse
can get one cheap by calling at Princes, ISL +
street, hefore he moves his stock to his ne w
store, 439 Ninth street. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23
CITY ITEMS.

JhwELRY Tipped Bog Wood Sets, Tipped
JET Gross Sets and Pins, Tipped White Gross
Drop and Pms, Jet CHAINS, Plated CHAINS,
l.ockets, Rings, Bracelets, Silver Plated
spoons, Fork Cups, Gob,ets, Call Bells, re-
e-ived this morning, at Prieg's One Dollar
Jeveiry Store, No. &3s Pennsy ivania avenue,
near X street ITt- n. :. 80 ErUH Z n
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RY o00PaR LArIMER, Aactionesrs.
CHAECERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on

By Virtue Of decree Of the euprems Court 81
The District Of Coyumt:a: nede and passsa on the
stsiiinss W. Suit ct 81. the ssdsrsignsd Val cell,
at public auction, 70 TIE nighsst 6isder, on the
on the premises, parts OF Lots Noe ana s. in
sounre No s7s. teecribsd - foiio~s -Besiun M
or street % feet east from 10Th street asa run
ming thence e.st u feet; thsnoe north 81 feet s
inches; thence west n feet: ans thence soutt %
Frame Dueiling House thereon
Terms Of sale One halt cash the rssiip ne I'm ffr
months from the DAP Of sale, with interest. or st
the option Of the parchaser the whole may b. paid
in cs,h. IL the terms are not can Piled With IN
Eve days from the day OF ssie the pro perty win
lie re.old st the risk and cost OF the defsuiting
purchaser. upon hve days notice Oonvcyaacing
and stamps 1t the ex pense Of the IN rchaser.
= rRkD W. jon ss, Trustee.
fe le-eosw OooPEB = LArIAER, Aacts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

Doc LICENsRs--Tne officers Of the Seventh
wsIo are ay ing their respects 20 the owners
OF doss WI o have neglected 70 take out m, n,
cehse req ulTed by the city ordinance Ysstsr-
S25 es en ~niouhloo "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23
nEPARTMlHT OF TIN INTIRIOn,
" UNITED STA TES PATENT OEFICE


n WARRINGTON, February =, 1861.
On the petition Of LAURRN w RD, I'd minis.
tIstor OF the estate Of Richard Ward, deceased,
o. Esosasuck, Connecticut. praying for the ex
i %n,S Of pateat granted 70 the said Lsuren
mMd e said sdmtptstrstor, ION the 18th day Of
ITns; lssi, for an inprovenent in Mechiues for
IuInlne irregular Forms for seven years from the
the 18th day Of June 1857 -
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10th day Of
yuue next, 1t II O'Clock N and all persons
are sctined g sppsar and show cause, II any they
have, why sa1d petition osGht not TO be granted
=. Persops cSyosing the extension ere sauired 70
Me IN the Patent Once thsir objections, specially
ct set forsh IN writing q least ,cssy days before
party, TO be used 1t the said hearing. must be
taken and In accordance With the rules
don.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon q
testimony must be fled In the of6se fireaiy days
ocfore the day Of hearing; the argumen ts, Ii any
within ten days after fling the testimony. =
Ordered Ass, that this notice De published in the
Irssll,genser aud the Ressblseaa WsshiHston, ID.
week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of aid
publications 70 be at least sixty days previous to
the day ct herring. yltrso rur.rr, 3
- 'si 'fi'~s 81 rOemmfs.ionsr a P.test. =
Ia p. 8 Editors OF the above papers win please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

For CHILBLA1ss and Frosted Feet Whites
tmhrocatioD is a specific. Price fl per bottle.
For sale At i2i Pennsylvania avenue, between
y an 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

ObsTRt CITING THE WAY OF FUxKRAL-
1es+roay, onrad saul, a teamster. was ar.
100 n1 omcer Sprague, OF the 5th Ward, for
fined SIS by Justice Ouu was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-23

FAIR black suit, Sack, Goat. Pants and
Vest for 500 at HenninR's One Price Cloth
ing Store, on the corner Of Seventh street and
Maryla avenue.