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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23
Special 9rtiees.
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

WITH CORRUPT. DTsORDERED OR
yitiated Blood. you are sick all over. 1t
may burst ont in Pimples, or Sores. or In
some active disease. or il may merely keep
jvou listless, depressed and good for nothing.
But Won cannot have good health while your
hlnnI Is imuurc AYERS SARSAPARILLA
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23
Births

In Weaverville, on Saint Patricks Day, tn
wife of Patrick Murphy, of son.
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THE WORLD MOVES.

We learn from Richmond, thai the recent
secret meetings Of the Virgiafa Senate, yestsr.
day eliminated in the deter mination of an
overwhelming majority of both branches Of
the Legislature, now assembled a. Rictusoud
to accept "the situation" FULLY, fraukiy, and
with alacrity. To that end, IL has been dessr.
mined by tia large majority, on hearing o. the
final passage by Congress of the bill to reor-
game the Southern States, which is expected
20 be vetoed to-day, TO call State invention
for the purpose OF i'm mediate State organization
Under IT, The election for members Of this CON.
vention will doubtless be held in May The CON.
ventson Wall assemble in J uue, and IL 10 expect.
ed the state Will be Thoroughly reconstructed
by October! We hear further that there 4.
great elamor In Richmond on the part OF those
Nirginia leaders whom the plan Of Congress
leaves oHt in the cold, who complain bitterly
on account OF their deliberate eacrifice by
those whom theyso terribly victimized Bot
the Nat has gone forth. 1t has been sensioiy
determined 10 save the great mass OF the peo
pie of Virginia by frank acquiescence in the
reconstruction plans OF Congress-, whatever
may be the result for the time beng upon tue
political fortunes and status OF the disfran
chised class. ..r ...-.- .f..H .a-
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THE NATIONAL C.rIppou

The great sight of merica at su en- time as
the present, Is the crowd at willards' Hore,
In ms city. There are perhaps a thousand
guests there, coming from all quarters of IN.
country, upon business be ore Congress or
with the executive departments. They r.ors.
sent not only the wealth Of the nation. bn,
emphaucalIy, It's business enterprise: and
more nearly typify the class or classe. 10
whom the cause of national advancement "a
inceoted Tor the remarkable Industrial progress
OF our land, Than can be found anywhers elsa
congreeated under one roof One sees thsrs
daily now, hosts of the celebrities of the rrni,as
states In the arts, sciences, literature. po,iuc /.
ana industrial pursuits; for everybody c,IIsd
10 washington just now flock 10 the halls ,
tnat great hotel il they desire to see anvhosv,
Inc sight, we repeat, is one well worth seeing
aRo ne or she who visits Washington and fails
70 see IL, sees but half OF the memorable sight,
OF the National Metropolis II is due 20 the
proprietors OF that now SO noted houss 70 sav
tnai' appreciating its current importanee as
nauonal institution, they make it "a a soiourr
ing place for Its thousand guests, an hotel
unsurpassed upon either continent in its
cuisine and its general arranRements for ,ha
comfort OF Its vast array OF patrons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-01
THE SENATE CAUCUs

The Republican members of the Senate
held a caucus this morning to nominate a
candidate for President OF the Senate
10 succeed Mr.. Foster, whose term ex
pires on Monday. The vote on the first
ballot stood, we learn. % tor Mr. Wade.
for Mr. Fessenten, and 2 scattering Mr.
Wade was then unanimously declared the
nominee. There was no organized effort va
believe, to put Mr.. FessendeH up for the can.
didacy, and his colleague, Mr. Morrill,, WAS
not present at the caucus
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Affalps II Gesrgesew..

FLouR AID 6nArx MARKxr.-Market quiet.
YFrsoe hste uncAanged- Weather unfavorable
for cut deor sbUeiness. sales principally 10
tnsall lots TO city dealers. No receipts Of hour
orEfain repcrt1a ~
PosTPoEBD.AIt was reported that demon.
sraiion by The friends OF the Welch ticket, in
The late election. would come on last ighI
Oncers were detailed from the various police
precincts FOR the preservation OF order; bot it
Vas ascertained, about O'Clock last night
that The proposed demonstration had been
postponed. :
PORT or GEoRGETowH.-CIeared-
VALLEY Ctty, Tomln master, merchandise for
Now York. E
The WHARvKs-AThe WORK OF repairing the
Wharyes damaged by the breaking up Of the
Ice in The Potomaci Ia progressing rapidly. an q
they VIII soon be IN % good condition as be-
fore they were damaesd.s
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THE SENATE'S Presidency

LUIS forenoon, in caucus, the Republicans
oi the senate unanimously nominated the Hon
senator Ben. +. Wade, OF Ohio, to succeed the
non Laiayette q. Foster, OF Connecticut.
twhose term Of office expires on Moadav ne,ri
an the presidency OF that body. His se,ac,,a,
was universally expected, because an .amit
tnat ne has been the representative man, among
All tne Senator's, OF the dominant sentiment OF
.ne Republican party, North, South, East and
west VI great senatorial experience and iron
VIII, no public man stands higher as a states.
man OF unfolding integrity, OF purpose in all
ms thoughts and actions. Independence of
character is another Of his traits tina, have
made him man OF SO great note. While Often
differing with him, we have never failed 10
realize the single-mkded patriotism OF his
convictions on all subjects involving the pu D.
lie interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-01

fHxWEKKLY STAR 10 now on our counter
Tor sale, and in wrappers. ready for the mail,.
containing, among much other reading matter,
charming little story entitled kissed by
Mistake" the Improvement OF the River
Cnaenei; Arrangement of John H. Surratt
ne Georfetown Election; Board OF Trade
Meeting Chesapeake and Ohio Canal: RaIti
more and Potomac Railroad: Reception dur
I2g me week Proceedings Of tAs Republican
domestic economy Congressional procsed.
Ines; Humorous Sketches, with Domestic.
Military, Naval, Departmental, and Iocsi
News, Agricultural and Housekeepiue MIA
eslsny and the latest Tslegraphic Dispatches
from all quarters.
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THE VETO

UP to three O'Clock this afternoon the p resi-.
dent had not sent to Congress his veto message
on the Military Government bill. but 1t wa
then understood that il would be transmitted
10 the House this evening at the beginning
of tie evening session. The Cabinet assem-
bied at ~ O'Clock. and after the principal points
OF the veto had been read, they adjourned after
a session OF half an hour. The President then
resumed work on the message, and was still
engaged on 1t ats O'Clock. 1t is very certain
that 1t Will be completed and sent to the House
this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-01

WALLS OPERA HOUsE-Haegie Mitchell.
the Washington favorite, has at length found
formidable rival In the graceful and be.
wItching Ada Webb, whose admirable i'm Der.
ssnation Of "Fanchon" last night surprised
and delighted the large audience present The
Webb sisters have q benefit to- nignr, when they
van be assisted by y. b. Bishop, the Baltimore
Comedian, and 5. w. Glenn, celebrated for hi,
comic dehneations Of Dutch characters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-01

kHcoNsrRUcTIoN IN NORTH CAROLINA
MI Seaggin introduced INTO the House of Com
mons OF North Carolina yesterday a resolution
declaring the willingness Of North Carolina
TO accept In good faith the proposed recon
strueron plan OF Congress. 1t created much
excitement and an animated discussion en-.
sned- 1t was finally referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations --- - rt--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-01

kfsTrcKY.-The kentucky Legislature has
adopted resolution to adjourn on March II.
A resolution calling a national con vent,on in
Nay In Louisvilis was rejected, the Legisls.
ture not desming it in conformity with the
province Of legislative body. A bill IL
before the Assembly to appoint . conmittes 70
inquire into the doubtful condition Of Ken.
lucky banks
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NERR ASK A

The Nebraska Delegation In Congress were At
the " hite House to-day to ask the President
to issue his proclamation recognizing Nebras.
ka as State, which action is requisite pre-
limlnary 10 their admission TO their seats. The
proclamation, we understand. has been pre
pared. and only needs the signature of the
Pres ldeut.
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THE RECEPTIONS.
The White Houss

The ladies Of the Executive Mansion, Mr..
Slower and Mrs Patterson are at home exarv
Monday.
The Cabinet
The ladies of the family of Hon. o H.
Browning, Secretary OF the Interior, will "a.
csive their friends on Wednesdays, at the resi-
denee OF the Secretary, on the east side OF
Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights.
Secretary ana Mrs. McCuIIoch have issued
cards for two receptions, the first to be held ON
the evening of the 23d inst, and the second ON
the I'd of March.
Mrs Postmaster General Randall will re-
eeiye at her residence, No. 4O7 New York ave-
nue., on Wednesday afternoon
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INTERNAL REyBHUB ASSESSOR. The Presi.
snt has sent 70 the Seuats the name OF II
". Ross. 10 b Assessor OF Internal Reyen 10
for the ID District Of Maryland. 1't5it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-01

RECEIVED THE TWENTY PER cxxr-rh.
CLERKS and employees in the Post once De.
partnent were yesterday paid on, and each
one received the increase OF twenty per cent
on his ssiary authorized BY the late act Of Con.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-01

y The regular monthly Scran Ton coal sal !.
took place in New York on Wednesday, when
$1,000 tons were disposed of II prices showinx
decline Of Rom 50 70 IS cents per ton, a. com.
pared with the JaA nary sale. 80
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RESIGNED

We hear through a private dispatch from
Annapolis, thar Governor Swami would Ger.
fainly tender his resignation to the MARYLAND
Legislature OF the United States Senatorship
70 which he was recently elected. This resiy.
nation doub tless occurred tn day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-01
REGISTER OF nPEnS

The President has sent into the Senate the
nomination OF T.. q. Eddy, to be Register or
DEEDS for this District in place Of X. M. Hall.
mr.. Eddy, we believe, now occupies position
ia the Navy DepaI tment
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TO ADvERTIXERs.

The following 10 the offlcial sho wing of the
circulation OF she daily papers Of this city
competing for the Government advertising
under the recent act OF Congress directing 90 Oh
advertising to be made in the two daily news
papers of Washington having the larges
circulation: '."' t
EvxsISa SrAH......7,7ls copies per day.
Chro1tcSe.. .SO06 I"
T~t>Iissncer.... .3,552
The returns Of advertising by the city papers
or the quarter ending December 81, 1885, a.
taken from the books Of the Internal Reysn ne
Once, are as follows: ~ ="
EvENINs STAR......sIa lu7
InteHigencer- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ai95
S"efttCte..s.. S,16z
Republicans s3sS
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ECON EHRapE To.nAx

3 FROM E1ROPE TODAY.
CenfederatisA---AFtemu Ward yerv NJ
heIP Tor hs<Cretans-Financia auI
Comm esefaII
BY Caols 10 Assooistea Press y
y LONDON, March The bill for the confsd-
eraticn Of the British Provinces in N ORTIZ
America has been r, AIT vice in Parliament
Charles r. Browne, the Americn humorist
better known to the public As .sArtemus
Ward Is lying III at Southampton. whittier he
went IN rursuH Of heath. His disease 10, Of
q oIlmohary character His iIfe Is despairsd
Of
VENICE, Marchsl--The Sons Of Clara batfti
have gone to Gambia TO help the Cretaus In
thffr hrht IN ainst the TURKS. A-ts p sob
LIVERPOOL, March The Brokers C,rcu.
lar reports Gales of cotton tor the week ecdins
last evening, 63,oQ nales, intending some
1n,C0Ohaie To specn la.ors and FIRE port the
mhrkrt has been generally duh and inact We
and prices have fallen on TO n considerable
extent. bnt part OF The decline was rsco ver.d
Thamarket to-day opened frn and with an
estimated days sales of 10.etO bales. The fol-
loving are the authorized Quotat ions:, Up-
iands. 1917; Orleans, lax; Taltow, AS Ga. u
p boN DON, N arch lA-NOon -t,on<,ls OF: Erie
26h; Illinois CENTRAL, ;6X; u. S 5.2Us, .3y.
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A MEXICAN GOLD, STOCKS and BONDS.
ether stock Boards. Quotations regularly re-.
ceived.
LEWIS JOHNSON CO.. Bakers,
ieFu 292 Penna. avenue.
A LEX. B. SHEPHKRD, tn NJ SHEPHRRD
"A VS.. cHEPHERD
ALEX. b. SHEPHERD & BROS,
sUccKssoRs TO J. w. THOMPSON 4 co.
No. 269 Penn avenue, Wsshipeton. Do.


DEALERS
METALS, MISCELLANEOU HARDWARE
PLUMBLNG, GAS aud STEAM FITTING;
fLC MHlhS WORK in oil its branches executed
by ex perienced work men At the levsst nrices ~
perfect .atisfaeton given. We are the oniy agents
- ts re SltS 1er he PATEkT LEAD ENCASED
6LU6h Tin PlPE and PULLEk'S PATENT
s SaEMat, ~ +. COCKS; which are scknowi-
easS geo 70 3e me most durable cock low In use
Dees manpsI at reasonable rates. We especially
i FxMe PnDnc attention and inspection to the
the agents In this city, six hundred Of which have
oes np put In Dy ne and given entire sstisfaetion
pYYsL Sseoi tment OF GAS CHAHDELIERS
bkAGh BE, and every variety OF FlXTURBS
the largest this side Of Phf1sdelphta, and sold
Gas FITTING of every descrip tion int rod uced
inso nrlSste welifnes In the best manner. and at
t0oSouaDte pt1eeo. fe
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SI.o49 93s33
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-01

H~Jshn Esten Cooke, ESQ the Virginian
author, has new work In press entitled
" Wearing of the Gray" said TO be a very bril-
Liant story.
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EYecntion

NEW DIRK, March I.-tfeorge Wagner was
executed at The loom hs, at niue O'Clock to- day,
for the m urder of of his wife ~
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Aid fer the South

BosToN, March 1st-Up to yesterday nearly
$1,000 had been subscribed nv our citizens In
aid of the destitute OF the South -
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NE kDAL SCIENTIFIC AsrROLOGER or
AMERICA II WASHINGTON
ONLY FEW DAYS LONGER

Alltbose who By AstroIeey
- Their dsstiny wolld ksow,
sseaIS g Prot HHt SfRci' 60.
On. poii.r i Is Il. Fee, nave been tried;
In Twelfth street he dos1 reside
foni hundred and seventy.
And tell xhst 10 dec, ssd; ''s'
8es i ; ;os IL fs N: success: .ss e do
ne "a Ell ill., 81: Rgor :. 10. 70 gain wealth.
ne to the sicf rsssof:: their health,
Hs ten: e ySS 3, vim m.,rssd BE-. -a,.
rb n'Sfs a., y sGSH 8 hs:..PS ,i:as;
In Twelfth street new where he lives,
foor Aupdred aud seventy. NH l.6t.
@ s ''' '' '''... -
$500 go TRAvELIRs
IN wAHT OF TRUNKS THAT WILL STAND
-- RAILBOAD USAGE.
Should purchase ,-f--re t.--..a
TRUNKS. vALIsEs. ~
~, LADIES AND MlHp sAfoHlIs
sR ,s,B TRAVELLING BAos, h., &c,
At the practical and sxsnsiv. naa.esss.ry OF
: 4 '' -ss JAAss .. foPaAH 4 oo.a
.~soOu 80 iir
i sIv1Nf1 sf1IIr,
East sID1, ONE DOOR ABOVE ODD FL
~ .,-.y LOWE HALL. "A "a go
, Irsnas' &s.prsnptiy and sAeso.sAu rspairsd.
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w A O h 8. .
AMERICAN WATCHES, "nu
All styles and sizes. at the
LOWEST PRICES.
watches and thermometers re paired.
n. w. GAIT 4 BRO, Jewellers.
NH lot 33A Pennsylvania avenue.
ALL fEEsOEs INHIBITED TO THE OLD
firm Of YATEsk Silly are requested to CONE
''r0u' Of closing up the Affair.": Of s ED syu.
A'''' 0'' stand g. sa si f:aSs s: .,snu.
JUST "IiH ~ BEEAdH Ir5Ss d ISt f
fSt La 5cS q cent?:
:. At the old stand Of Yats: Seiby.
mn III 323 Penn avenue, near Eth at.
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL C0LLEG1-
The duties Of this Institution will b, resumed IN
HONbAf. 18th Of March y"
,n While II 10 designed to make Instruction in the
IneoIy ana PRACTICE OF Agriculture the pscuIiar
feature o. the College: provision is made for In
course 81 collegiate ipstruction. embraciug TIE
ish languages or any OF them. course OF seess
enatics. Mental and Moral sceScs. Historx
and the study OF the English Language and Lit
Natural History, and Natural Phil ..ophy. in
ss,. ehes will have speci al attention.
and esnsss couH.e .v o BE ,.t.n
fau the .s1asn.s optisn No one received under
For : circular sn6 further formation .ddr.,,
"ohiGot a;ss 81 m Essi:seE &C.,
nan - OfW ... Baltimore
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Murder In Philadelnb;s

PHILApELPHIA, March Thomas v Scott
was found dead in 7,h street this morning His
death Is supposed to have, been cans ed nv a
blow from slung shot. He was q musician
and bad been playing at party. HIS violin
was lying broken beside him No clue to the
perpetrator. - ~ "& -1A Z =
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MARYLAND AGRIOULTURAL CoLLEg1
nah J. cow
RI GOOPnk 3 LATtMER, Auctioneess.
Southwess corner Pepnsxivania ayenae And iii
street, Star Office BuiIdiuaD
TRUSTEES SALE ,IlMIR,HevsD PRoPER

HA sAL u IMRkDvID PROPER-
by virtue Of decd Of trust dated the a,st d.y Of
He1S.sry' 4: D., is1, aad geo dsd 10 Li6er E. NJ
~. ne. ~, felio 364, one Of the laud records Tor
w 1.i3ns C91ny D. O.: win cell, ii Psbc
ls! All fhst certain piece parcel Of ground sit
usee. lying and being in Wash ngton city. b O.
ana knoE and disungutshed upon ths eround,
plan or plat Of said city the south part Of LOT
nuebers9 eight slin e9uAr. nan bsrsd two hu q !.
otso and niJ ~, )Iendpg feet on the east
side OF l51 stIset vest. between q and b streets
no rh. WIZ dspth OF one hundred and Ave feet
sne All II ches nos feet I0h inchss.) 70 an
ALLY with the I'm proyemeats thereon
JeIms OF sale enc bali cash, balance in and II
months, With tnteYest from day Of GALE sscured by
deed OF trust upon the premise.. Terms to be Gem.
1hed Win IA nve asJs; otherwise the trnstse re-
serves tne r1Sht to resell ut the risk and cost Of the
deienIting 1urchaser BY giving 10 days no tioe in
ne ! nvs.ing Star; Al cost Of conyeysncina and
Sito required ut time Of sale.
- JOB o ~ AAEEsUsi T,Sst.:;
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pR0P0sALe EQk ClReULAB AND OOTA
CON MARKIN0 STAMPS AND CIR
PA" CULAR RATING STAMPS
Peer OFFICE DK.ARrxRN-

Peer OFFICE DK.ARrxnNr.
Ps6fos 3 x .fiSrr 5: r.s.s s
THIS be paItRent until the 18th day of March next
aos shs e: Of fSss
s.y Of April nett, MAKING and RATING
Of inc following description, namely:
OF eteel, about one inch in diameter, vita ths
Sioei: q Ike s3s
Gent thumb screw for the same, and With handiea
81 as.'1 prop :ls
70. this cia,s e 0iIcsI.r stamps the bidder will
.nd nEsiss = Isid i. a.Si, 'cn aver.
Also. oe,ason Aarkios s.am,s, without IN.
cancel, bgt similer 10 ell other respects 60 the
, CLASS q .t
dnr.ble Material, Tor abe use Of Post Ofioes and
Route Agents on railroad and steamboat IinoS.
Of river ins sfss or tss
months and d:tss, in blocks OF do rable mstsri al
nut, sssIIy, e other snitsbs VOC. Of model
diameter .' is DESCRIBED dsSs ;sr I Mol.
Circular and Oct:gon Marking Stamps, OF a
IS ss NO With tie nam. 81 t r.. . os. .ss
STATE, and type for months and dates in the Dir
end Ss. in
Sl9sa' Of ;Dsis letters and viii
screW eno hsnoies - described In class No. 2.
Marking Stamp. G 9or ios.ian m.in similar to
= Ro oss g
able style for foreign mails.
RATING STAMPS.
the spS KasinS sscnps to eerrsspend with
r.. ssc!ls;; and HeFEan.ns1ss Z. felIss:
"CanesI, ""U: 9 @. Held fer Pos,ass, pa iis.
sS'ns .s
r.ssiop 3 .rits.n for better d.
any other Rating ssanpS nos herein named. 70 be
sss .S:. Gs 70.
fssRs:s:!: vim ss received for all Of =. .sov.
esenps viii b ordered for the dinersnt classes
q SmsSs acesrdns 10 the present or future rules
Models Of stanDs must sseonpAny the Dropo-
1seh bidder must furnish With his proposals. svi.
denes OF AZ abiAty e comply With bic BID.
Two sufneisns sursttss WIN BE- required 70 con-
The stamps must b delivered 10 the Post One.
YfsSos:s :Sssia : :sdsr.ss % he oss.ia. Of
the snyeleps thIa: .Rrelosals for Pest once
:ss.s Z Z: s'
Mpv~ A-.1f o. Il .ssS S:..I.,.
F''.A'ss ' ~ si1i s..ss,.,.
'f fftssssfsSsAAi ..
lu0LIsH DAIBY QHElSl,
-. NV 5 1917 Sh 3 ffH. Ar.I,
...f&<' Nv D6EOH sGL,
corner Yeurteenth Ard y streets
JAN under 0boitt House.
(NaOOoLAfl DOUDLI, VA1ILL1,I =
p b. AAILLAIRD.
fur 0seso q oasrs. lxsmlt q tsy1 nslenss.
g. -, =. 4. 7. KINe tSn.
- Osr.sr vermont svsuss ssd itK sssSss.
C4QIgl NgfS, 1AIsIIs, IIas. OuIRAHrs,
a. q: e; sale - n. !. Kifs g SSl:
- 0T1Al DNoIUI0,
0s0bining The maxiDuA Of s0cssney, AuraAinsy,
and economy, With the minimum Of weight snd
ysiss. They are widely end lAvorsbiy kDsvs,
mere than 600 being IN uss. An warranted sseis-
Sactory. or ~ sale. Descriptive elreulAn sent On
''''a'..'e'' AsAr'.;; ). o. nsAp..r . co.,
H. 80 ':$44Sa1Ess4$Siess 'A'.
., ssS.x f..a isgsfas l i2E. 4 hYdlHaE4sn
e ~, "a .UsA .s1sW QUIZ. sc
800 sss:pssl, s,ya . - y..sAsss e.a Rals
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Dead

NEW YORK. March I-Amos J. Williamson
editor of the SUNDAY dispatch, and charm an
of the Republican Union Central Committee.
died yesterday at New Orleans.
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GEORGETOWN ,ADVER'MTS
CAkAP sPRlNa GOODS
At Mill = . q

~ pnsr. 4. ,,r! sILaa .g1l.,.,,po
Oatcoess ~ 70 Is: MerTiu and serasaes. 30
9,s SprsnS Isi:ines choice styles very cheap;
~ Jsmes, eaeam n lls, ga % CT. b steS b. B.,
Mill: .s anar9 a ,sSss1 S.n'I,ta; Nsy YORK
vice DC, - aud ~ csats. Also. Q genera assort-
nent oYpIy Goods. Can ana exanine our stock
You win bay chsap =
fe y Inn BENJAMIN MILLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-01
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oneements 70 borrowers that have never beer ar.
isrsd ostors-sxpressiy to parties wishing large
Large store rooms, with GOOD SAFE. %, VAL,
aniss private once connected for all eonfidea.
Money advanced on Gold and Silver Watcs..
Drianonas, sivsrvars, Jswslry. and On all kind
curities. 20
Loans made By day or week on merchandise sub.
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N. -IArrsngsmsnts have been made BIZ which
persons deposit ting property With us can recei %
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