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Evening star., 1867-03-04
RECEPTION OF sECRErARY McCULLocB

INCEPTION OF SECRETARY McCCLLOCH
The second and last reception this season Of
Secretary and Mrs. McCufIoch took place on
Saturday evening, and like the preceding one,
was most fashionable and brilliant affair.
The parlors were crowded during the evening,
although both Houses Of Congress were in
session and prevented the attendance OF MANY.
Among those present were Secretary welles
and lady, Secretary Browning and his niece,,
the Misses O'BaRnon Senor Romero, Gems
Townsend, simpson, Babcock, Humphreys,
Howard, aud large number Of other army
ofheers; Master Grant, .on of Ger. Grant,
Judge Advocate General Holt, E. b. French.
second Auditor, X. S Chew, Esq, chief clerk,
State Department, Edgar s. .Welles, chief clerk,
Navy Department, Assistant Secretary Chand-
Ter, Of the Treasury, DIR. Brodhead, Professor
Henry, Jehn Hitz, Capt. Parrot,. of Parrott
gun notoriety, and many otner distinguished
tary wsIles, Mrs. Gen. b. +. Butler, Miss
Blanche Butter, Mrs. Gen. Gaines. and the
ladies OF many high officers and civilians.
mrs MeCuiloch was attired in lilac color
silk, trimmed with velvet Of the same shade,
and white lace; back hair curled, and dressed
with gold and pearl comb. Mrs. Gen. Butler
wore black velvet bodice, trimmed VITA
black lace and jet, black satin skirt and lace
nounce, coinure Of white flowers. Miss
Blanche Butler was dressed in white satin,
low bodice, trimmed with lace ruche, lilac
neck Of the dress; hair put up in cuIis and
trimmed with violets- Mrs. O'Sulliyan, q
Greek lady, was dressed in white watered
moire antique, triumed with folds Of pink
satin, black lace founce; neck chain of di-
Almonds and pearls; hair PLAIN. Miss Baker,
daughter OF Mr.. Baker Of the State Depart
ment, wore yellow satin dress, trimmed with
thread lace hair powdered with silver and
dressed with artificial flowers. Miss Pratt
wore mauve silk, trimmed with folds OF
white SATIN and crystal; hair curled and dresse I
with silver cord. Mrs. Secretary weiies was
dressed in black silk and black lace shawI hair
dressed with gold comb. Mrs Gen. Gaines
wore q brocade silk, trimmed with black lace;
white lace cap. trimmed with blue ribbon nd
large diamond pin. ed
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TREATIES WITH THE INDIANS

The Commissioner of Indian affairs On Fri
day las concluded a treaty with the Cherokee
Indians OF Kansas modifying the treaty of
July 18th. 1866, so as to allow the tribe to sell
what Is known as neutral lands comprising
about 100000 acres) to the Atlantic ana PaciHc
railroad company. This morning a treaty
was entered into with the Shawnees of Kansas
which provision is made to reno We them In 70
Indian country. Treaties have now been
made with all the Kansas Indians providing
for their removal.
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THE PRESIDENT .TTHE C.prror 4,

The President, accompanied by his private
Secretaries, Col. Moore, Col. ohm son, and Col.
Morrow left the Executive Mansion this
morning about ten o'clock and proceeded to
the Capitol where he was engaged in signing
bills until the adjournment of Congress and
returned to the White House about half past
tXplXn-
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THE AMRSDNINT TO THB CONSTITUTION -
The majority Of the Committse OF the Massa-
chusetts House Of Representatives have re-
ported against the ratification Of the Consti-
tutional Amendment. A minority submits q
resolution ofraiifieation under protest., declar-
ing that Massachusetts, does not recognize the
night Of any State to abridge the franchise by
reason OF race or color and wants NO reorgan-
ization except ON the basis Of universal suf-
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TO ADyERTISERS.

The following Is the OFFICIAL showing of the
ejaculation of the daily papers OF this city
competing for the Government advertising
under the recent act of Congress directing suc ch
advertisIng TO be made in the two daily news
papers of Washington having the larses
circulation
EvENiNs STAR......I,1l5 copies per day.
Chr01tcie. ........... .5.Ooo "
InteHi0sncer. .3.552
The returns of advertising by the city papers
or the quarter ending December 81. 1850, as
taken from the books of the Internal Revenue
Once are as follows:
ENENlNS STAR..... ...SI3,l07
y.I9S
C"bInCtc.-.... y,lSZ
Republican n......... 53as
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1The Mary land Senate has adopted the
majority report OF the Committee on Internal
Improvements opposing any modification o,
charter Of the Baltimore and Potomac Com
pany, by vote Of fifteen in its favor to six
against II.
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SIGN En-

It's understood that the President has
signed a'i the bills OF importance. The army
appropriation bill was returned with his sig.
nature, bat accompa MED by protest against
the second and sixth sections.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,
CHEAP SPRING GOODS
~ AT MILLBRS

loi bfioge street. Georgctswp, ID u.
OallcOes, IL 70 IS, merrimsc aud spraRues. ~
se Sprins Dslsines. choice styles. very CHEAP
~ sched msslins: %. l2ss, ~. IS; yard wide q,
70. Jsmes' steam Mills, -, Is CT Bates B. q 4,
80. %, Andro cogylB. N ARsutta. New York
Mills, cheap BrOrR Auslin, 10. i2is. ls:yarA
Wi'e do ID sn1 ~ cents Also, = gener 81 assort-
nent Of Dry Goods Gall and examine our stock
You will buy cheap.
fs q In BENJAMIN MILLER
Evening star., 1867-03-04

0In the Virginia House OF Delegates, ON
Friday, Mr.. Garnstt offered Joint resolutions
requesting the Governor to con vene the Leg:
islature In extra session on Monday next
which was passed by q vote of ayes So, noes
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RECEPTION AT THE WHITE unrsp

''f@NT-T f'I-' T..
The regular reception of the ladies of the
Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs
Slower, took place this afternoon. and wa.
attended by a large mum Der of ladies and gen.
tlemetr, among whom Were many distinguished
persons. The parlors and East room were
open during the afternoon.
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COMEDY NIGBT.-Grand complimentary
benefit at Wallis Opera House tonight, to the
proprietors, Messrs- Berry &c Wall. when the
Webb sisters and Mr.. r. q. Bangs will appear
IN capital programme. The public should
remember these enterprisipg gentlemen, and
reward them with a crowded house on this
AZ 81
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No MESS ACE

1t is not expected that the President Will
send any formal message to Congress to NOR
row, on the occasion of the organization OF the
i0tR Congress, as he does not deem it necessary
to do so in advance Of his regular annual
message
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Bank Statement

NEW YORK, March 4-Losns Increased a.
3iO,OtU; sprcls deer. .ased Sig}4, 900 cIrcuIatIon
hcreas ed S2-S,uOt; depo-its decreased si1I, ty:
lsgal tenders decreased SI39,etn
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Vessel Abandoned.

T"SToN, March 4-Barque Dennis Hortor
CaIuIf. for Boston. with railroad IRON, was
abandoned with SIX feet OF water in hold
All hands taken off and Landed AT Gloucester
Evening star., 1867-03-04

PKRsOSAL.-Secretary Stanton was on the
House floor for short time while the election
for Speaker was going on, and was warmly
greeted by the members. ,'. .H"' 1ftdH ( 4.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
~~1>--
THE SITUATION.

As some of the neigh boring papers in Virginia
discredit the information from Richmond we
published en- Friday, in references to the pur-
pose of the Virginia Legislature to call State
Convention with the view Of immediate or.
ganIzation under the bill for the government
OF the South, (Which has been passed over the
Presidents veto,) we call their attention to An
article on "The Situation in the Richmond
Wing of Friday, advising the people of Viz
ginia TO take prompt action under the proyi.
slons OF the reconstruction bill. 1t saws:
In our judgment there should not be mo-
ments hesitation as 10 the line of conduct we
email pursue What is to be done (as soon "a
the bill becomes law should be done AZ on %
Inere Is NC use or sense in delay. The sooner
we ear our peck OF diri the sooner we shall
ieei refreshed. We throw out this suggestion
for the benefit OF some fastidious frieuds rbo
don't relish the diet, and talk sentimenrrIIv
about being pounded in a mortar We would
nave an election OF members to a convention
al an early day, and as soon thereafter as CON
venient the meeting of the convention req
srr 1sw. we suppose, will be necessary, both
operation of voting. The State electIons for
TINS spring. TO be superseded by the action OF
the convention, and therefore useless might
dnd snould be dispensed with altogether
II thinks, that even under the Sherman hill
"some OF the evils OF universal suffrage may
he mitigated by diminishing the number OF
popular elections, and by assimilaung the
new system to our old &c Constitution by
which the people were only annoyed with the
election OF aw-makers."
The Petersburg Inder, too, which on Wash
lngtons birthday said BETTER for the South
had he never been born, and that for thrse
generations thi. people, now hopeIessly en-.
shaved, had been Learning to bear the mild
oespotism of-the British crown" now hazards
the prediction that in less than sixty DAYS a
majority of the Southern States will take
proper action looking TO an organization under
the provisions OF the bill. 1t has already been
stated that Governor Well, OF Louisiana will
at once issue proclamation ordering an cleo
ton OF delegates to a convention for the pur-
pose of remodeling the cons sttution of the State
SO that IT shall conform with the resuIrernents
of the military bill
Even the Lynchburg Tirainian one of the
most ultra OF southern papers, says:-"The
horrid spectre of connscation fits about before
mems startled visions, and rouse1 in them the
Hveliest apprehenslons Some knees are get
ting shaky and yertebras becoming weak The
acceptance Of the hateful terms proposed bv
Coz gress has its open advocates. as a lesser
evil than what may follow. Others are in
doubt aud perplexity, and know not what
would be pest" The TirginiQn recommends
that " in order TO secure q concert OF action in
all the Southern States in the present emer.
gency, there should be inmsd lately meeting
of the Governors OF the ten excluded States,
together with any number OF representative
men who might choose 10 attend. at some
convenient central point, say Montgomery,
Alabama
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APPoINTRD.-ien. Howard has appointed
Rev. @. jacob as agent for the Freedmen 8
Bureau for Arlington Village, Va.
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Accommodation

RICHMOND March The Governor sent
his message 10 the legislature today, urglnk
"A Gail of convent on under the Sherman hiII
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FOB FRESH BKEAp
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE. q. sA
CoRNER GkANI AND bA-BEKsTON SIS
hEAR or No. 10 wEsr LoaBARD sTkRFr
IA an

AL
kEAR or No. 10 wEsr LoaBARD sTkEEr
BALTIMORE. ND. March I, Is5T
Sealed Proposals. Ia du plicate, Will ee rec.iye,
fttls offce untIi IL M, on sA rURDAY NJ .rch
y, IS z. Tor fuTnl,hiIs fhk>H BREAB T. 70.
troops In, an arOu ud and the yfcf nity of RAJ
ubore, Nd ,fnCludlbE the various surroubdlug
foIde. "xcept fort cHenry. Maryland
he ere Ad TO be dsii yered At Marehous se cor,sr
OF Grant ana Dalderston streets, Baltirn ore Nj
or al such other pei In tho city of B.I,Im re n.
M ~ be aesig natea In such Quantities and Al .p-n
times Is an officer VI the ) ubs .tepce Dep.rtmsn,
may direct
The Bread will be subject to q risia insna,,f,,
ahd II net tsapsfActory, purch Ases will be mad. a.
open maiket AZ the Ipense " the contractor
All quett ons Q ee ting ualIty and condit.op
viii be settled by the uthcer OF the 6ubsis,enca
p.har rtnent receiving the Bread
The Bread Required To be furnished under this
contract must be good, wholesome F,rea l. mads IN
sheets OF Ioases each loaf 10 wei eh not les, than
eighteen on ice- when received
Bidders viii state how many loayes of RE al of
eighteen ounces each they propose giving for one
barrei honr of ly6 pounds, packages OF included
tue marks on the barrels a purchased nv ths
United ates 10 hold, when the barrels are dds.
tHrbed
This contract will be made for six month. fro
April /, lo z, OF sueh less time the Comnisssry
General may CireCt
Blank proposals. an be obtaised at this ONCE
Bids must be iHdorsed "Proposals for Fresh
Bread - and addressed t. the undsrsignsd VINO
reserves the night 10 Reject any all bids deemed
essonsbe.
Bidders must be present to respond 10 their bids
and be prepared 10 give BINDS the faithful per.
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut. Col. and @ s., u g A
nh 4 81 BTevet Brig Gen. Vols
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INTERNAL REvEEUE.-The receipts from
this source to. day were Sl,676, li2S2.
Evening star., 1867-03-04
DRoPOsALs FOR TKEsn BEEF.
- 6UssIsrIscx OIPisR, q. 8. A.,
fg Corner Grant and Bala6rston streots
In Rear Of los West Lombard street. =
r# RAJ n 1


Z In kear Of los West Lombard street,
.sL,. Baltimore, Nd. March I, 1857 j Z !
Dsa!ed preDosals in duplte ate, Will Be rsceiyed
os .hn once until IL n. on SATURDAY, March s,'
Is0 TOT furnishng and deli ysring free Of cost to
the Oam1s, berrac Hospitals and 0fficsrs in,
around: and In the vicinity Of Baltimore, Nd
anciSein9 ne ga5.isqned torts except Fort Me-
ior six months co@menctng April I. l867. or such
ence may direct IT--y - --.-.T, : = =" TO
The Beef to be Of ood and marx stabls qu slity,
In equal proportion of fore and him Quarter me Al
lrecks, shapks and kidney tallow V he excluded
The necks Of the cattle Slaughtered under TAI.
agreement shall be cut eh at tRe fourth vertebraI
jcilt, and the breAst yimDed down The shanEs
Of fore Quarters shall be cut OF from thTes to
onr inches above the knee joint and Of hi nd aar-
ters from six 10 eight inches above the garbfal or
D Bidder. are requested to b pt essnt to respond
e their bids, and be prepared TO give bonds for
the fhIhlIment OF their contract. a.-..-.t.L. | =.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly /" Prdpo-
fsa0 for Hresh Beef, and sddr sssed 10 the under
signed who reserves the right 70 reject Any or all
bids not to the interest Of the United states. ~
Conditions, reQuirsments, eAymehfs, ks &ci az
heretofore. THOMAS WILSON,
Byt. Lieut.. Col. and q. s. " g. A.,
mn h4@ Bvt Brig. Cen. Vols.
lust REOElvED-leO jugs NEW MAPLE
NORTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY,
fe2oS $50 ID st., bet. 10th and llth sts,
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400 MARKRITERs. 10c
,.5 5Sn street. Arr.orsI.rr FOR I'm 100 90,

1th strsetl LffhoFkiArs 66oE tsth street.
Bk1gIlhETEhs 1fllsT1sass ssR RsSS sHSsss sSSinSsasED
EnsraVinss. csfe%o:. Trssihs, B.saets Of fIO.
'''' se' 'SSESH.ifftsGlht SyGG ffGthsI fFsIsi FRAMES
A rich and veried .ssortmsnt from the best man
s =. can ss..s ana S.1. 1
fiaTGAi Fl
FFat sI; sssi iisf; zsS
Hsfs: S. q @ .s s: ssss
e: sis sSss o..' Of Win
Order: Ter Wissoa sssdss .sa Psp.rh.psinss
p,nstnsiiy ,sa NILE: n n eisy or eonet5y:
psei:Hy 70 order ns the s.ss the ehs.psss,
and aiming e hesl that elsss Of Goods We respect
Goods With any 70 the 2 arket.
1e'm' irssT.ds!s g Z siIi. S9 A NJ .ss ,,, ..
delsm' Eisht doors above ODD Te,lovs' Hall.
DEfAeeNNTfrhHsR5 eNfrHR s4z 81 1E PiT1ENg2t5 PzTENg t5rncr,
On tn. ,..o. u .EssHspsS asSFy.IF
q s:. y =. sSr az, n. o
iof ss inproSsnsnt IN sSirif Laa ss. fos seven
years from The exylrst,on e sstd patent. which
Il /. ordered that the ssis petition be ss.rd q,
the Pstent 0nice on Mg9tsy, the 9Th DAY Of
have why SAID petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 20
setforth In writing. at least twenty days before
,ss S' e g s. .s hss y
and tssnsmis;es IN scco,S.nes 60 With the rule. Of
Deposincns and other sapers relied upon ss tes-
dmony must be fied IN Che oface twenty days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, N any,
within ten days AFTER a ling the tsstimsny
Ordsred also, that this notice bs yuelii.sheS 10
Wsshinsteh, D. O.. and In the Times, New Yo5l,
N Y opcs week FOR three successive weeks the
Aryt Of said publications - bses lest sfxty days
revi0u' TO the d.s Of As'T,snS 5. rHsAKER.
49,. ~ Commfsdoner OF Pntsno
Ps Iditors Of the above pepers will please
cory and eend their bills 90 the Patent Omce x1tb
paper soutsinins this NOTICE. ls N-lssss
fNRPHANs' OOURT Feb. Il, lsG.-D1sfRIcI
~ OF COLUMBIA, WAsHI.,sroN COUNTY, H va:
the ses: & Iese s.c..s.a. sS. sa%
esses Cont o. WsshinssoI County Aforesaid ap
Sointed Saturday, the esh day Of March, 1871 fof
tns .1d sS q s s1s % -
fsr a. the same have been collscted and turnee no
nssey; when and where all the eredffors sna
hetrs Of said deceased are nefned h sttena,
With thefr claims properly yonehei, or soey msy ~
stid decessedf estate Provided COPY Of this %. or
Eveni.S Star, prevtsus 20 TIE s.id da{.,vvr
| =. rsst-JAs- .tsI XsEaHwwnii ~ wii..
th RlawSW- =. 80 - eos,s.e- :.
RAINrY Dish Rs; leeeipt. Oc,lsstet ~ Lssy
IL HNrrteNet Clair. The Christlan symns,
eedited by Rev. Brsnt sevall. Pieswick tapenii ~
piasond Edition. Hesdlsnd on the Aenon o.
Medicine; New Daition Murray hmoNs
| Disorders OF the Nerves The story OF ntsmses.
Evening star., 1867-03-04

nAINrY Dish Re; 8eeeipt Oo,lsstet sy Lsey
edited by Rev Yrsnt sewall. pictw rapers;;
piawond Edition. Hesdland on the Aeuon o.
nisordsrs OF the Nerves. The story OF ntsmsos.
RrsithWaite's Review for February. De Boss
Beview for February. x,ap
fec EhaNoh
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THE ZEAL sOIEHTIFIC AsrBOLOGER OF
AMERICA H WASHINGTON
ONLY FEW DAYS LONorR
All those who by AstrolsRy
Their destiny would know.
And wish 70 test this Science.
should TO Prof MAURICE 70
n is skilI by thousands have been tried.
One Dollar 10 his fee.
In Twelfth street he does reside
-Four hundred and 50 eventy a
The Planets he will read you,
And tell What 10 decIe Ieed;
% What to avoid, ana what TO do,
Would yoa IN life succeed.
he tells the poor how TO gain wealth,
And live q life o. ease;
He to the sick restores their health,
f Ne matter what disease:
He tells III you will married be,
or live and die Q maid;
Tells what amount Of family;
Describes your husband trade; =
The Past and Eufure tell he will, y
whatever they may be, =
Iu Twelfth street new where he lives,
. Four hundred and seventy. NH l-6t'
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Z A TTRNTION Is CALLED TO ny VERY
"A large stock OF new and beautiful
AMERlOAN PARLOR ORGANS ANDE
pt t.l MBLODEONS InXH
frsn the celebr at Cd n maksrs
B. d. b. w. SMITH, Boston.
0ene compelled 90 meve my entire stock In q
-. LARGE DIsOOUMPS.
and 0elO6eons. ..--.-- -I..--.-
-... - JOHN r. ELLIS,
mn 4N 500 Penn. ave., near 10th st.
345 HAMS !o.ns' &C. 345
Small Sugar sur red ANS,
Breakfast Bacon, Joles, ll
Should err, and Prime Leaf Lard, ---
Just received and for sale By 40. -s
s'. F.. f.. J. b. BRYAN Bro,
-.. -. - 3lS Pennay lvania avenue,
NH 4-mW f3tif Opposite Metro pOlitan Hotel
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IJOUSEKEEPERs WILL FIND IT GREATLY
IL TO their advantage, before parchAsing their
:. Housekee ping Artfcles to exami ne the large
and we'll asserted stock at -
= '.-.-I 100 Inc STORE, =.
Where will be fou nd thiag rsquisit for far
nishisg house, and 1t saeh prioss that cannot
fail ITO please. 'L =. fGG.. u.g..... 81
Goods delivered in any part Of the city or
Sseanboss fnrsished Il short notice. Orders
from the conntry promptly executed, and goods
S'eA j. ". BorELsB BRO, s
Importers Of Chine, 9lass. and Crectery Ware,
erd dealers In All kinds OF heu 'etee rns
~. Articles 10 1S St
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TCITY HALL, WASHINGTON DC,
uS March 2, ,Sj7.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS

As the list property to be advertised This year
Ter non payment OF taxes wi be much larger ia an
usual, ii will be nee ssary t. decline receiving
Taxes from and after the 1tI instant uatII .uch
time a. the list may be published Pers m, in Ier .
esttd will please call before that SAts
Nm DIXON CslIect,r
RANDOLPH CUYLE
N II Intel Water Registrar
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est.d will please cali before hat sats -
sasboSpE "A bB9SSE' SorTs. SS1'riist3r'
N ~ Intel Water Registrar
TPOsTPONED LEOTUBE.
YSUEG CATHOLICS, FRlkNps SOCIETY
NiETn AND rESfH. 0i"hhN
@ sinFs ET.s.sS T s. ssiysEsa mslcs
Rev fnw.as1 fsinis.hs 1'f,Ss. sssLYss' y .ss s'p.p.,
.. rS5fPesHs GsIsTI.s s4Gr's !GSon S.x 6Grs
The world as taught nv Christ, and the effect
OF his teaching upon CONTRACTED with the world
g. tshsht by passn or uDshristian schools -
Iadv "A ~ ~ om,,...'-. ...-..ao cents
hsSx Thxe s1a aSoSs sts, tsman cents
account Of the fnclem@Df sea,her viii be de-
iiTs.sd h1Ss :, :: Sonnsss Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVE
NANo, =. CLOCK. NH 4-3t
A9 will be hell at Hast s.hfngtos M 1t ,odist
HHppissGTSPSi Church, 4th street east, on FRIDAY
lunbia Iiyinon, Sons OF Temperanc. Di,,ip.
Ruish.d advocates of the cause will sljdres. ths
msee'',ins which will open at "a p. Free to the
rBoARD OF TRADE-There viii he an
M radj3urned e ,s meeting Of the BOARD OF
On hSspHY IN EVEsSa Il S9 '1s an a. as
at t15s O'Clock The Board of Directors siIi meet
at tho same hour. B. fTdsI d,x.,s n..,
N sABDO, Secretary. rie'ioens msst
TA NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
@ All those who are willing to join a neu
building Asseciatfen, which will be cond uct ed i'm
accordshte with the princi Piles SO successfully
carried out In the Mechanics uilding Ass.ci.
tinn: ar. respectfully invited to assemble MON
DAY; March 4th at ~ ooiock p m, at EM.
RlCH'S Restaurant. 253 Pa av near sth ct
GEO: MILNER, }. JOoVENAL
n.2-HS p. EMRIOH, J UFENSTEiN
TMIDIOAL DkPA BTAENr oFGFsRGE.
w TOWN COLL LEGE-The annual commence
si: .. s 'iss asIssS
sloef %. The degree Of Doctor in Medicine
b A.: Mcguire, President Of Geore eetown College.
Ibe address to the Grsdu sting Class will he a a.
liyered By Professor }. Eliot, n D.. and the vale.
aietory will be delivered BY W. o 1iIden, one Of
sectfully invited to attend
NOBLE YOUNG, Nd,
z-9 Presideat Of Faculty.
MSFAIR OF EAST WAsHINGrON NJ x.
tnJ ODD tlsL0s tElnsLL0Ws' n Hall, ,NAyYYARD.
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a 81 .ga ...".4 u0rICE
n LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THsOLp
firm of YATES SfLBf are Requested to come
for ward and settle up their unts q. I am de-
sirous Of closing sp the affairs of said 6rm,
t. JAS. " SELBY
At the old stand of Yates Selby.
.--t ...r 323 Penn q avenue.
lust REUEIVEb-A large lot Of
A BLEACHED COTTON,
uEdreHsed, which We are offering 70 the public AZ
the Inprecedsute lew price OF . cents. Also =
10. Of - BLEAGHED COTTON At 20 cents,
At the old stand of Yaies Seiby.
nh l-u 323 Penn avenue, near 7th ST
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nTBs D A B L II Ed lsS2.
MCPHERSON FERGUSON,
OH f1nN. AVENUE, CORNRR lsT STREET,
OAfiToL HILL,
PURI DkU0S, MIDIClNEs and CHEMICALS,
PERFUMtRY, FANOY GOODS
IN6TRU UAENf0, &c, Sc
Physicians Prescriptions Accurately com pou nd
Cd. The Might Bell promptly answered
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Evening star., 1867-03-04
~FAIR OF EAST WARRINGTON NJ
~ OhU RCH,
At ODD FELLOW1' HALL. NAvY-YARD
eN fEBRUARY 21 TO MARCH g.
TPAWHBROKERy NOTICE.
MEssRa QOfnSrrvN 4 IN
MHssRe. g 0OLDsTEIN

MIssRs. GOLDsTEIN L CO.,
No 81 ~ street west, nssr Peun'a ave,
Beg leave 70 call the attenaion OF sur old patrens
opp ppfbc IN genera thai We have
dueements to borrowers that have new er been or.
isI Cd Dsfors-sxpressly TO parties wishing large
Large store. rooms, with good saSes for vain
abies A private office connected for ell confidsn.
Money advanced on Gold and Silver Watches.
Dlanonds, silverware, Jewelry, and On oil kinds
Also, on Bonds. Stocks, serips. Government se-
Loans made BY day or week on merchandise sub
n. b B-Arrsngemsnts have been made by which
persons dspOsf ting property with can recei We
'ns AZ sy e m
r'0'rPH, ,sis5A q s5AtsasFPi Gos1E6ir1osnnv,
LADlEs' ICE CREAM 4 DINING SALOON,
2l6 Penn. Ave-, bet 18th and 18th sts
Weddings, Dinesr or supper Parties supplied at
short Aesice with novelties in Pyramids fancy
Roman PnasS ssusa sr!sa; f@;
jeIfy, Charlotte aU:se. etc, etc o0ne' i0fteS Ia
Attend also will be sent 70 atteud to all de-
tais OF arrangements. Boaaasts, Wreaths, and
70 lin '' 70 0'''S JOSEPH Il. sHArv1ELD.
NGNOrIoE TO TAX PAYEBs OF WASH.
The Board Of Assessors having oompIstsa ths
appeal. ssd Ter the Of making corrections,
from the 18th Instant to April lst ve SUI.
days excepted, at school Commissioner s Room,
second s.eiy CITY Hall, west wing, from a. to
By order Of the President. tInsI ssl -eotApI
"BsTAB ABLIsnED Issa.
MCPHERSON 4 FERGUSON,
67l PsnN. AVENUE, coRN.R lsT STREET,
., OAPiToL HILL,