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Maryland Animal Conference Of the N,th
odist Protestant Church.
FOURTH

FOURTH DAG-eATURDAY.
The committee appointed on ministerial sun
port was announced, as follows Jaeon
Walker, Vim. TurPin. Henry Becker. ID. ENans
Reese, and X. Southerland
Rev. l.. w. Bates, chairman of the comm f.fee
on missions, reported "tsat having examine,
the report of the treasurer of the Missionary
Society, the committee find that by the said
report there is Is a deficiency OF 81, $40 So, and
10 meet that deficiency we suggest TO the Con-
ference that the necessary amount 70 paw on
the missionaries and take MP the note in bank
be borrowed and then carried over TO the ap-
propriations for the coming year" The report
was adopted.
The chairman Of the committee on itinerancy
reported as follews:-.We recommend thas
Soloman Is. Foster and John Watts be en-
ployed by the president" The item IN respect
10 Solomon X. Foster was recommtted Tne
item in respect TO John Watts was deferred
until Monday.
The committee on orders reported as fol-
lows Recommending J. ID. kinzer, wm ID.
Lltzinger, X Semple Rowe, VIM. II. Todd, 10
elders orders, and John nj Holmes, Alfred T
Melvin. Thomas n. Burgess, John T. Reed,
and VIM. A. Grouse, to deacons' orders
Rev ID. W. Bates, from the conmitte 20 whom
had been referred the resolution offered on
Friday by Rev. j. I. Murray concurrine i'm
the call for General Convention OF the Meth
odist Protestant Church at MONTGOMERY. Ala
on The nfst Monday IN May next, submitted a
That the Maryland Annual Conference
unite with her sister annual conferences IN the
call OF General Convention of the Metho-
gonery, Alabama, on the first Tuesday in May,
1e67. -
Rev. J. 7. Murray, editor of the Methodisr
Protestant, then addressed the Conference on
the subject OF The call OF a convention OF me
Methodist Protestant Con ferences, and in view
OF the fact that the call for the same was 70 he
made when two-thirds Of the Annual Confer
ences should have endorsed ~. Mr.. Murray
desired the Conference TO decide whether or
not the West Virginia Conference shall be
counted IN the number that have endorsed the
Cali. The reason for the inquiry thus made,
Mr. NJ urray stated, was that the West Virginia
Conference had not been represented in the last
two sessions OF the General Con ference: that in
le52 they had elected delegates, but thew did
not attend, and that in 1856 they had refused
TO elect delegates.
The request from Alexandra station that ~
be left unsupplied for the coming year was re-
ferred 10 the committee on missions.
Upon motion OF the Rev. w =. Hammond.
the Conference proceeded 10 select place and
time for holding the next Annual Confer
ence, resulting IN the selection OF East Balti-
more STATION, on the second Wednesday in
March, ls6e.
The matter in respect to calling the general
convention was again taken up. ana mucn
discussion ensued. Before any ultimate de-
clslon OF the resolution the motion was maoe
10 sdjourn.-BaItO. Sun.
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East Baltimore Conference Methodist
Episcopal Church.
FOURTH DAY-sATURDAY

FREDERICK CITY, ND, March IL, Is67.
j. -. McMurray was elected President Jno
Anderson Vice President, L.. W Kirby Sec
retary, and Jas. II. Brown Treasurer Of Con-
ference Ereedmen's AID Society
nj. l.. Smyser, l.. =. Crone, y A Creraling
I. NJ. West, j. NJ. Lantz, w X. Whitney
- &. Swallow, ]. Duey Moore, r. Z Church
and A. w. Decker. Were elected 70 Elders or
ders
Charles O. Cook, NJ. u. Britain IrSne
Chandler, Charles ID. smith, James NJ uII'S
William II. Norcross, ]. Patson Moore, Rtcn-
ard Mallalieu, John Donohu ne, We're aami,ted
TO iull membership and elected 10 deacon's
orders.
Bishop kingsley addressed the class OF yeunr
men OF TWO years standing The young me n
were then passed and elected 70 deacon's or
ders.
Conference adjourned with doxoIogy and
benediction.-Bdh. American.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOB FLOUR.

DROP0SALS FOB FL0UR.
OHce DEPOT Commit, ,sars Of Shbsi.snee,}
Wdshtngron. ID. C., March IL, 1857
Sealed Proposals are invited until THURSDAY,
Subnsfence De partment with
TWELVE HUNDRED Il .200l BARRELS OF
FLOUR.
The proposals. will be for what is known at this
Depot as Nos. and 2. and bids will be enter
tanned Tor Any quantity less than the whole
Bids must be In du plicate, and fer each gr sde
separate sheets OF paper.
The seliyery of the Flour TO commence within
hye days from the opening of the bids, and must be
delivered In such quantities, daily, as the Govern
ment may direct, at the wharyes, or Railroad De-
pot in Washington, D. &.
The delivery of all Flour awarded TO be com
pleted within twenty days from the acceptance Of
the bid.
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in
new oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made In such funds as the
Government may have 70 disbursement
The usual Government Inspection will be made
just before the Flour 10 received aud none will be
accepted which is not fresh ground, and of q supe
riOr quality.
No bid will be entertained from parties who
have previously failed to comply with their bids =
or from bidders not present TO respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause.
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned, at No.
223 g street, endorsed Proposals fF Flour
G. RELL,
NH 124t MAJOR and o. g., q. o. A.
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DANGEROUS PLAYTHING.-A sad affair IS
reported from Houston, Texas. Two youpK
men, unsmiths. were waiting for their dinner
and TO while away the lime began TO play
with an old bcmbshell which they had got out
Of the bayou, into which a large number were
thrown AT the surrender. Itexploded, wound
ing both of the young men fatally.
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"A week ago last Sunday, the Rev. Thom-
as X. Catlett preached an eloquent sermon
near Chilhouss Springs, Va, and Immediately
died.
~ln 1872 there were twenty seven distiI-
leriee in Boston in which New England rum
was made; fourteen rope walks were also in
operation.
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STRIKE AT LOWELL Lowell Cour,er
OF Tuesday says that on Monday forenoon a
number OF female operatives employed on the
Merrimsck Corporation stopped work. be-
cause OF some reduction OF their wages, notice
OF whlch had been given them two weeks be-
fore, bnt that a large number had gone back 20
work. ana IL is believed that most OF the others
would do co in q day or two.
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NJERCHANT TAILORING.

The undersigned having entered into 90 % rtner-
ship, and lalc in an exte. siye ana carefully -
selected stock OF CLOTHS, CAs6IM Z RES,
yEsTlNG6, and Gentlemens' FURNISH M
ING GOODS, are prepared to maze mp for m
their customers neat fitting aud fash tOHabLs ~-
suits OF clothing, at their new establishment, No
$40 street, TIVE doors west Of the National The.
sn1a C,n,iiDa op modsg nea, ond nda fashon;
to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
GEO T. KEEN. S,W GILBERT
Formerly OF 500 9Th st. Merchant Tsilors
NH Slim No. $40 st. bet. 18th and l4th
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CLOTHING, do,
TAMEs T. WALKER.

JAMES T. WALKER,
MERCHANT TAILOR
asa Seventh Street, asa
respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he has fine, large and WE'LL A
selected assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASSIM ERE6, ~
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, -6
Ihat he is determined to run of at very small
advance on cost.
Persons pafronizinR his establishment will be
guaranteed GOOD FIT and good work n an shi D.
As be Is determined to employ none but the best
vorkmen
s-JOHN A. MCLEAN takes this m ethod to
inform his friends that he will be foa nd his post
at the above place, where he will be pleased t.
cater tstheir tastes giving them garments to suit
the most fssttdious, and seeing that their gar
NH Him
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, 10,
FLEETWOOD HOUSE,

II IRkWOOD HOUSE,
Crssr Psssa. arssKe snd Tcelfh s.,ea, Nkv
Washinkfon, ID. C. lSs
Situated In the most central location the city /,
ND way between the
CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION,
Only shsrt distance from sll the Departments,
Patent and Post Onces, Smithsonian Instftute.
etc II. II. DUDLEY CO.,
hozi-u Proprfetors.
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WHARF PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Nv
Ca,S QHarre,ma;ter's ONcs, Depo. of wa,li.s,e.,,
By order q the Qu.rtermaster Gener al, the fol-
VI" be sold 81 psss ss tns aSeos foot Of
PRiDAY March "a, under the Supervision Of
QM.-sse to commsncs % At ii e ei"esLt SUfs, A.
Gr.in Grsin sshhed, shsd, 2sxi2S . feet.
stershou.e 7S17a feet.
Wharf, 7Ox72 feet. containing 2.4O0 cubic feet
ID II piles and caps, and s99 ieet in strings and
Wharf, I2Ox l39 feet containing ,624 cubic feet
IN piles and caps, and 7O7iu feet in strings and
Addition soxlls feet. containing ,4so cubic
feet piles and caps and $50 feet in strings and
Addition. 2lxlss feet, eonta'r ing 1850 cubic
ieet In piles and caps. and Is so feet In string
IN piles and caps. and 7 ,zs2 feet in strings and
and caps and o:o feet In strings aud hoorisg pies
Terms cash, ia Governms2t @I e IfpndsS
Deputy Q. M Gen B Brew rG9raahT sGiS Cen { ARMY
ml6.5t Ac,,s Chief Q. NJ Depot Washington.
GABLE 0TARTERhAsTER
Caisf Quarrs1Tsas1's 0eeei Gsrstsf Wa,as.s,en,,
wu ,. Wash,nston, y: e. March 9. 1857. E
at IsncOu o or6s5 5spos ct tine
TUESDAY, March is. under the supervlsion Of
sns r%
to commence at 10 m, quantity of unservice.
IS -Four Horse Ar%y g Coal once Stoves. SSs. OF
Wagons, Il Cylinder do,
10 TwoHorse do, ii Cox De,
~ Two Horse Ambu q Wooddo.
! -Four Horse do, l Hose Carriage,
l2o T. Carts; 2,sss feet large Hose.
lU0 sets Lead mule Har- lE feet small do,
o. ness 22l "a ddle Blankets,
10 sets Lead Ambulance IS yards Cocoa Mating
b. ga Ere sffRS fPSn
Harness, 1000 lbs Iron shoes
Is l6Cauldrons, % Ambalapce Wheels
Ioeether with Brfaies. Gum Buckets, Halter
Shsins, Canvas Horse Covers, Anvils, Mcclellan
saws, Braces and Bits Biaoismith fools xc.
sale viii be continued each day until the whole
amount 10 sold
Terms cash. in Government funds
Purchasers are required to remove their pur.
''' 'n1 6nxBLEs e." q ToAsk'fEsSi, S5z 2 'fsS
Acting Chief Quartermsster,
s1 Depot of WashngtoR
pROPosALs FOR IRUN WORK.
Treasury Department.
once 0 SnperUtStng Architect. March s. 1857
o'clock M, March 10, 1857, for cast iron Columns
Pllasters: Gaps, and Bases, Window and Door
Frames, for the North Wing of the Treasury Ex-
scheduls Of the work required and the draw.
ings OF the same may be seen at the Office of the
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department
OF some responsible person that the bidder viii
accept and perform the contract If awarded to
The Department reserves the right To accent
separate portions Of the various propos ais and TO
REJECT any or all OF the bids, IL considered for the
Interest Of the Government TO do SO.
dorssd proposals for Iron Work. ~ -
A.B. MULLETT
mn o. /" IF mot Supervising Architect.
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SECRET DIslAsEs.
DANCING.
DR0T6. J. w. b h. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY,

DANCING ACADEMY a
Fsnnsylvania avenue. bet. eth and 1th sts..
Opposite Metropolitan Hetel.
Hew Glasses formin q every evening. Those de
sIing to enter our classes should avail them.
'stSss Prsno OF y this bic opp9rtunity.
our Say s, be made in this quarter for
Circulars can be had at J. =. Ellis and ". a
uetserott 90. 3 Music Stores.
The Hall can be rented for Boirees. &c.
Days and Hours Of Hition:
Tor Lsdfes, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
SATURDAY afferno ens, from to O'Clock.
oentiemen GLASSES, Tuesday and Friday eve
nings from to 10 O'Clock.
tof iurther Information, apply during the hoars
OF tuition, or address Q note to the Academy.
quarter commencing with the first lesson. jas
M MARINI's FAsHIoNABLE DANCING
AN1 ACADEMY, AT a
MARIfIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
Is, between Sth and loth streets,
Ihe isst qua rtsr OF ,his season, pre- para
torJ te the May Ball, will commence on Satur-
DAY, March 2 Glasses fer the German are now
N: B.-Priyste INSTR uotion given to suit the con-
venience Of the pupil. seG
MAsoUEBADE AND FANCY DREss BALLS
The undersigned woula most respectfully in.
form the ladies and gentlemen OF Washington
city, and the District generally, that he is at all
times prepared to furnish parties with Masquer.
sde and ancy Costume, either on loan or made to
order. Hs has taken tsoms ct the we'll known
S22 7th street, between d and =, whore he viii bs
late Oostumer at FordSs and Growers
fe ll-lm. fheaters. Washington, n. y.
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THE GREAT FLOOD IN THE WRsT-lntelli-
gence from Friar's Point, Mississippi. says the
river is SIX inches higher than ever before
known. The flood extends back TO the hills a
distance Of thirty miles. Great destitution
prevails, and the people are very much dis
heartened. Smithland, Ky-is completely in
undated. Some bouses have been washed
away, and several families have taken refuge
in the court t-house. Great suffering exists at
Mound City in consequences of the Inundation
of that town. The citizens Of Oairo sent up a
boat with provisions, and 8 500 in money for
the sufferers, which was ,ioyously received.
The trains on the Illinois Central railroad run
through water about foot deep for a distance
ofthree hundred yards al Mound City Junction,
but the levees are still firm. The water was
ten feet deep In the principal streets of Chat
tanooga, Tennessee. Houses were noaoed
of, and citizens In some cases had 20 cut their
way through the roof Of their houses At
New Albany, Indiana, four hundred families
were driven from their homes by the Hood.
At Evansville, Indiana, and Nash VILE Ten
nessee, the damage was very great.
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w 81 CLAGET" H.B swEENY
REAL ESTATE BROHERs
AUCT ION Z RS

Parties contemplating buildi ng In the spring or
purchasing unimprovsd property for Investment
viii hnd It TO their advantage to look over our
list before purchasing, a. We have added recently
20 our former list large amount Of that descrip-
tien OF property. We can offer many Inducements
as regards situation, low prices and easy terms
We have also for sale several small tracts of land
In the Immediate vicinity Of this city, very eli
eioly located for suburban residences, a. well a.
highly improved FARMS in Maryland, which are
really bargains.
Property left with as fer sale does not subject
books.
fell-ln OLAGETT sWEENY.
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1867 GRAND EXCURSION 1867
PARIS EXPOSITION.
The new and first class ocean going iron Steam
ship ea0&
HAv ANA, &H80
1000 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, Com
mander, Will make EXCURSION from New
York to Havre and back, sailing from Pier At, =,
North River, on
wEDEEsDAY, April 7th. at IL O'Clock m,
Taking passenssrs for Paris, London and Bremen.
Retur ming, will safl from havrs on June 5th, Civ
ing psssengeIs holding Excursion Tickets about
six weeks in Europe.
This mssnifetnt Steamship is divided into
water ,ngnt compartment and has been newly
furnished and elegantly fitted up expressly for
this voyage.
The HAVANA will only carry first class pas.
sengsrs. An experienced Surgeon on board.
- full Band Of Music ru be attached to tn
sap.
Vi RssseBcs IN currency 70 nAVre Sl5U
and SIS, according to size of state room To
Havre and return, S25O and e3OO, according to
size of state room.
For further particulars and passage apply to
the Agents,
MERRAY, FERRIS 4 CO.,
90 South street, Now York.
Or TO Mc0. Y. BARRY, the Merchants Union
Exlress Company, 400 Pennsylvania Ayenae,
"eehlhSion. NH 5Ot
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CUBE AT LAsT.-All those who are suffer
Ing from n Rhsam.ii'n en- b Tss,o,sS :. perfect
. nh nj i Is cow 1s sh0nArio hsHei I. FORD, Agent.
MRs: "A. G BROWNS METAPHYSICAL DIS
CUsEk1 cures Deafness. Cst.rrh, sll Diseases
o. 'ne Eye, and every disease flesh heir TO- Lab
aFatoTy and De pot 10 AIch street Pnila ielphia.
FOR sale by all Druggists. NH s2w'
MRS NJ. G. BROWNS CELIBRATEp POOR
RICHARDS EYE wATEk. Lifts MP every
snnken eye. and strengthens every weak eye,
rstory and DEPOT. al" Arch streee @ Phiisdei ohis.
For sale By all DrHsgists. NH y wv.
MRs. N g. BROWNS sUNEQUAuLEDs SCALP
KSSNOvAT0R AND HAIR kEsToRER. No
and rend.9ss S. eeope snd nasarat the
ry and Depot. a1O Arch Street, Philadel pns.
For sale BY all Druggists. NH s-aw'
ITS EFFECT Is MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE
,eICILIAN HAIR RENEw
ltiss perfect and wonderful article. Gures bald
ssss tsnS
wiry hair into Beautiful silkea Tresses. But,
seeye Al, the great wonder is the rspioity with
which 1t restores GRAY HAIR TO ITs ORIGINAL
hair, but strikes ct the root and fls 1t with new
The rrst application will do COED you will see
bEfUBE YOU KNOW 1T.
the oid' gray, discolored appearance of the hair
a VIII he aa,ns; giving place to lus'rous, shining.
Ask for HALLS sicilian Hair Renewer no other
article 10 at all like IL in effect.
See that each bottle has our private Government
stamp ever the top Of the bottle. Ai othe,s are
b P hall GO. Nashua N r.. Proprtetors.
Tor sale by all druggists. fels-ddweo7m,r fe
EsnEDIAL 1HsTITgTr 6Hsys. FOB SPECIAL
No Bond street, New York.
SFull Information, with the hishes tssttnso-
eRUelopc, sent free. ~ Bs sure and send for then,
and seE triH not rsgrtt IT. for, advertising ply
ncians are generally tD1poStorS without rtfe,esoes
ne stranger should be trusted. Enclose . stamp
Tor postage and direct to BIB. LAWRENCE, No.
Ii Bond street. New York 10 L. DAWly
~ MARRIAGE AND gELIBACY, AND THE
Happiness Of True Manhood. An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude, and the
Physiological Errors, Abuses and Disea ases which
CT cate pediments to Marriage, with 50 re M ans
Of Relief Sent n sealed letter snvsloRes free Of
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa 10 II -sm
SECRET DIslAsKs,
eAhAIISAN's GIFT lis the most certain, safe and
enectual ualremedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures In two to feur days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
10 the soldiers hope, and friend to those rho do
male, 63.
sAsEIIfANs Boor AND HxRs JurcIs-A positive
and permanent snre for spyhi sorofafa, Ulcers,
Sold by 8. o. Ford. See advertissment myS
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EHan NeNica

VERA CRUZ, March 3.-The military situa-
tion remains the same as yesterday, with the
following exceptions: The French rear is at
Soledad Passo del Macho and Madellin are
occupied by the Liberals; Porfirio DtaZ was
marching upon Mexico, and concentrating
troops around that capital 10 the number of
twelve TO fifteen thousand. 1 learn by a
special courier, who came from the City OF
Mexico on the 27th OF February, that DiaZ was
20 have review OF his troops yesterday al
Huamanta, preparatory 10 the expected at
tack on the City of Mexico. In the meantime,
Escobedo awaits the result, and holds himself
and his command in readiness 10 engage Max
and his generals, now at . QueretarIo, in case
the latter attempt 10 60 to the aid OF the garri-
soR. large force OF imperalists have. ar
rived here al Vera Cruz, and General Gomez
has arrived TO command ARTILLERY is being
paraded In our streets, and there are plenty of
Imperial Mexican troops about us In ad-
dition to the persons exIled yesterday there
were number who were warned against the
expression OF opinions.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 16-A letter from
ID. Alvarez To Consul 6oodoy, OF this city,
dated Cuernayaca. tebruary Il, says Maxi
milan has left the City ef Mexico with Mar
QueZe and two thousand men, and must now
be near TO where from six TO eight thousand
traitors are assembled. Escobeco 10 marching
With twelve thousand men in order TO attack
them on the way. He will Incorporate this
army with the forces of Generals Regules
Ausea, Ahtillen, and other officers, amount
ing TO aboHt eight thousand men Ii is nv
opinion that in one month or more the So
called empire will have terminated forever.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
RUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
- NAVY DEPARTMENT
WAsHISG TON OlTY, March Is, 1851.
SALE OF OLD AND UNsERvIOEABLE AR
TIULrS OF ORDNANCE.
Inere viii be sold at pnhiic auction, to the
hlehest bidders. at noon, THURSDAY, the IIth
day OF April 1867. at the III Of the nspector OF
Oranasce, Navy yard. Phil ell phia, Pennsyivs
MIA, lot OF old and unserviceable articles eff
Oronahce, embracing Shot and Sh ell, about seven
hundIeo CIe0) Carbines, (breech- -losders.) about
enty-nye hundred q. 500 IMuskets. rifed and
sTooth pore. Gun Carriages, and other stores
The articles will be sold in lots.
Terms: One half cash. in Government funds to
De deposited on the conclusion Of the sale aud the
remainder within ten days afterward, during
Nneh time the articles must he removed from the
mept. n WIaE
INN 10 Z5t Chief of Rureaa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CUBE AT LAST.-All those who are suffer
ing from Rheumatism csu be restored TO perfect
GREAT REEUmATIO REMEDY
uih Is cow G. FORD, Agent.
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

The duties Of this Institution will be resumed On
MONDAY, 25th of March.
While 10 10 designed to make instruction I'm tb.
theory and practice OF Agric ulture. the peculiar
feature OF the College, provision is made for fnli
course Of collegiate Instruction, embrsciuG the
Latin. Greek, French, German, italian and Soan.
fsh languages or any Of them, course of Math.
ematics. Mental and Moral Science Historv
and the study Of the English Language and LII,
erature. "
Natural History and Natural Philosophy. in
their several oches, will have spec al
Military Tactics will be taught
There viii be no Preparatory School. but q "a.
lected English and Scientific Course NAV be taken
fourteen years of age. ~.
For Circular and further Information addrs.,
N. b WORTHIH9TON, Register, &c,
Once Of American Farmer
hh feoiW Baltimore,
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Va A L : ii .

" AL'H
CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE,
Ne. 4sO lOth street, one door below Penn. ave.
Thisxell- known Office makes ~
LIBERAL ADVANCES SA
On Diamonds, Gold and silver Watches u u
Clothing, Furniture, and Merchandise of every
description.
Open every day(e1cept Sunday from 9. m. to
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18
REGDLAR SALES,
MONDAY, WEDNIsDAY. FBIDAY.

Consignnents solicited. Liberal advance made
c. nsignments.
Particular attention paad to the sale OF Real
Estate, and Household tarpiture at private resi-.
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