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Congress and the Currency.

From the Herald
Greeley, in his controversy with the Union
League Club, called the members narrow
minded blOckheads. Our contemporary used
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,

E9y@ REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,
g, HARRIsBURe, April l6, 1867. = The Republican
State Convention" will meet at the 'Herdic HouseI
IN Williamsport. on WEDNESDAY, the 2sth day Of
June next, at 10 O'Clock A. M, to nominate candi-
date ior Judge OF the Supreme Court, Initiate
proper measures for the ensuing State canvass.
As heretofore, the Convention will be composed OF
Representative and Senatorial Delegates chosen In
the usual way and equal In number to the whole OF
Assembly. - ~
BY order of the State Central Committee.
o,ou,. VI, 1 +. JORDAN. Chairman.
gERasE RasTp% W. bMAaEEsIET Secretaries
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H9g OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
k-S GAS WORKS. IIIs- ~ a IJrJrytsT ,ae7 =
Proposals will be received at this Office No. 20 g.
SEVENTH street. I'll noon Of the Ist day OF July,
for the sale TO the Trustees OF the Philadelphia Gas
Works Of the Stock in the Germ antown, Rich hmond,
MRnyuDk, and Southwark and MoyamensinR Gas
Companies, to be used as Investments for Che Sink.
ing Fund of said Companies.
S4Im BEG GJAMiN S. RILEY. Cashior.a u
k5@ MOTTO E.-AN ELECTION OF
80 Directors of the CHESNCT HILL IRON
ORE COMPANY will be held at No. 827 WALNUT
Street; philadelphia, ON the nth June, 1867, at u
O'Clock NJ. r--T = -
58ll2t P. R, PYNE, Secretary
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E9ge HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINl-
- MENT.-Abscesses of many years standing.
have yielded under q short OF these antseptc
and detergent medicines. The Ointment cleanses the
OF all Irritating purulent matter and imbues the
hbres and tissues win life and vigOr while the
Pills. purifying the blood, neutraize the noxious
humoTs ara expel them from the system. In skin
diseases OF whatever character, IunOrs, old sores,
liberated legs, etc., the action OF these remedies Is
safe and certain.
Sold by all Druggists. 6l smfs4t
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-03-07

The New York Evening Post thus tells
how to get rid of the National debt -
There are twenty millions Of people in
the North. If each one of these would
destroy q five cent currency note daily
it would amount to q million of dollars
in a day towards the removal of the Ma
tional debt. If this were done every
day for q year it would diminish the
debt by three hundred and sixty five
millions of dollars yearly, which is more
than the whole internal revenue produ
ces. We know q man who thinks it his
duty to burn five cent bill every day
on this account 1t is less than the tau
on a glass Of whisky
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A Manly Husband.

A reporter was around hunting house
for a friend, and called to see a family
who were preparing to vacate cosy
dwelling. As the door stood open the
reporter walked in without knocking.
and his eyes straightway lighted on the
dame of the household, who was making
frantic lunges with a broomstick at some
object under the bed.
Good morning, madam. All. you
have troublesome cat under the bed 20
Troublesome cat ?-no, sir It's tina
snenking husband of mine; and I'll have
him out. or. break every bone in his
body" - sn
aYou will, eh? said q faint voice un
der the bed. :. No; Susy, you may rave
and pound, and pound and rave. but I'll
be logged if I'll come out from under
this bed while I've got the spirit of a wa"
about me :"
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-s-s4 49, @t = a. 2'eS~ t-|eg-s-
UDE 1T KNOWN, That on the 26th day of February,
- 1865. the above named plaintiff, by Thomas j.
Study. her Attorney. filed in the office of the Clerk of
the Wayne Common Pleas Court her com iaint
against said defen lant In the above entitled cause,
together with the affidavit of competent person that
said defendant James Alexander is resilient of
the State of Indiana. se ~ zs-u se4s- =, a=se. -z
Said defendant. James Alexander therefore, is here
by notified of the fling and pandencv of sad com
plant against him, and that, unless he appear and
demur thereto, at the calling of the said
cause the second day of the next term of said
Court to be begun and held at the Court House in
Centrevlle, the second Monday of MAY next, said
complaint and the matters and things therein con-
tanned and aledged will be taken and the said
will be heard and determined in his absence.
Witness Vim. w. Dudley, Clerk, and
f) the Seal of said Court, at Cen
SEAL treyi.le, this twenty-seventh day
- of February. 1857.
WILLIAM W. DUDLEY, Clerk
THOMAS j. STUDY, Aaorney for Plaintiff. 1s4e
Feb. 18th, ls67-4t Briz 4se p. f. IS 90
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A Coop HrT.-A Richmond paper
thinks that If the present generation of
New England public men had been more
soundly logged when they were school
boys, they would probably have been
better men. To which responds the
Springfield Republican: @If the pres
ent race OF Southern leaders had been
logged at all in their boyhood, instead
of amusing themselves il Jogging young
darkies, We shonld not have been under
the painful necessity of fogging them
in their old age, and we fear the job is
not yet half done--N r Independeat.
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Cooking Beefsteak.

A beefsteak ought always to be boiled
and never fried but the following
method of cooking, which is recon
are unaccustomed to frying may be viii
ling to try The frying-p pan being
wiped very dry, place it. upon the stove,
and let it become hot, very hot In the
meantime mangle the steak-if it chance
to be sirloin SO much the better-pep
per and salt it, then lay it in the hot dry
pan, which instantly cover as tight as
possible. When the raw flesh touches
the heated pan, of course it seethes and
adheres to it, but in a few seconds it
becomes loosencd and juicy. Every half
minute turn the steak, bat be careful to
keep it as much as possible under cover
When nearly done lay small piece of
butter upon it, and if you want much
gravy, add tablespoonful of strong,
good coffee. In three minutes from the
time the steak first goes into the pan it
is ready for the table. This method of
cooking makes the most delicious, deli
cately broiled steak, full Of juice, yet re-
tanning all the healthy, beefy favor
that any John Bull could require. The
same method may be applied to mutton
chops, only they require little longer
cooking to prevent them from being rare.
An excellent gravy may be made for
them by adding little cream, thickened
with pinch of -four, into which, when
Off the fire and partly cool. stir the yolk
of an egg, well beaten.
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Horse radish beds are best made by tax

Horse radish beds are best made by TAX
sng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
long. and mixing ? hole about foot
Dr. fifteen inches deep, with dibble, and
drolPiPs ue scs teths Bottom Of ths
hole; }clsans stfSg hs roosxill then Ise
up throgh the soil. Crowns or eyes are
better than pieces Of roots, where they
can be hsd-and rich, clayey soil better
than light, sandy one.
q About nc middle r end q shsncsth,
or stilf later IN tie North-say in the
middle OF Mafch--celery and late cab
bage may be sown. Here we usually
SOW the second week il March
=, In the Northern States, broccoli and
canlinowcr, when sown in March, as
recommended, do not seed early enough
in the fall. They should be sown about
the time of early York cabbage. in the
hot bed. during this month. s
- - - rARLY PEAS. =@
As soon as the frost IS sufficiently out
Of the ground TO enable it to be dug or
gplowed, it is advisable TO prepare for
sowing peas. It is not requisite that
the soil should be rich, but IL deeply
stirred and of moderate fertility, the
crop will be abundant and long continu
ed. Shallow soil and shallow planting
give shallow returns, or in other words,
dwarf vines, short pods, and but one or
two pickings. OF varieties that W have
found valuable, Carriers extra early, OF
first crop. natures early and is produc
tive. Ne plus ultra, Philadelphia early
and Prince Albert are all good, until
tile champion OF England natures, with
which we are all satisfied, and continue its
use by having succession of paintings
to come along in due time one after the
other. sc
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-03-07

1t il related Of two old Scotch minis
tiers that the one asked the other il he
were not sorely tempted at times to go
fishing on Sunday afternoon OBJ, mon,
replied his fellow laborer. SIN never
tempted lang, just gang"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-03-07

RooT's PEsT AcHisF preserves The life Of the Hair
charges from erev n its original color in thfe<
weeks-presents the hair from fslling-is the best
ticle for dressing the hair found In the market
will surely removedsnruf and eure aldissases Of tbs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-03-07
What is better than presence Of mind
in . rsilroad accidents Absence Of body

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Surgeon Dentist,

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Evening star., 1867-03-04
RAILROADS.

BEADING RAILROAD
h.4T fhfA rs TFkTsk FkH hEsH TESN 81 PELAPs
ssSSfbVIksbStkkt lkb oNig ofNEiS f1t4fSJEEz
fzSs Eassf fSSs S k1sffR 1sEiSGs kMES2Tr k1HS Tr6s 3!
he p.,o1 p.StimS Ssss, 80 s.yiss
LOWELL streets, Philadel Tnis, si the foI Iioaiss
MORNING ACCOMMODATIONS
AL 50 O. m. Tor Beading snd al intsrme4ia
Rstprnips, leave. Reading ct SOP. NJ. .r,,,as
in PhilsdelDhis st 10 .. m,
hoRNlSg KXPRHsS
P.tt,,Ials Pine % rass neing Le6.nOn. HsrrisbarF.
hsnsport, klnira, koeht.Isr, Niagara FaIl.. s5f.
III: tr.s eOsnsess i RlESfss RlEfSsSra 1,s s1 &.
sSas SG 'st FSEf 0LsfSS sr:H si,s Ter Harris.
ES.d kmifs ara .I.n. f. REsEf5' VII hSe
Csntral, Cumberland valley, and sohayisiIi 80
Transport, York, Chsmbersburg, Pinegroys ko
AFTERNOON EXPRESS.
Leaves PAi6sdeiphis st 80 D. m. for Reading,
kesdius and oOiunbis RairOsd trans Tor cOiu2tai ita
BEADING ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Reading ~ " m !, sto piping at al wav
stations; arrives in PhiIsdeiphia at 3 soa m.
49,. ~ ks, tyses Fnii phis st $50 .. m.
Trains Ter % PSiIsaeiphis Il leave % Harrisburg
PAii.dsphla a % m if.rnoon train. S.Ps isa1s s
harrisburg att ~ p N. and PottsviIle at 2 IS n
harrisburg accommodation leaves BEADING at
50 a a M. and HsrIisbnIs At 4lo .. m. Connect
s9Gth stsS p m. arriving in Philsdelphis at
Market Train, with a passenger car attached
leaves Philedelphis at u a noon for Resdiss a.
DowninstoNn IL 81 .. u. for Philsdel phia ami al
sunoay Trains leave PotisviiIe a. a Sc PEE;
Philadelphia at us , M; leave PhlIsdeirkis Z =
Beading at u. m returning from Reading At Is
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
points take the ~ ana SIS a m aud 40 !,
trains from rhilsdelIh bis, returning from D6ya-
inRtown att q. m ard ~ 20 noon.
EEw YORK EMPRESS FoR PIrrrsBuRnu
AND TIE WEST
., Lesyes New orr az % =. m an 0. m pas.
eonnecting at Harrtsburg with Peunsy iyaDi. - =.
h-rtheIn Central Railroad ENpres. Transf-r
fitsburEh, Chicago, WilIismspo X mir.- a.
Returning, Express Trsin leaves H,rri.su-sr,
arrival u Penusylyaria Express from Piti,61r
Ht sna gos . M, 2 Is p m. passing ReadiGg a.
, ~ aIdll..52 - =. N. and u 70 .. m. arriving -
accompanying these trains threngh betSssn Is
Nail train for New Sors iesTe. e1Haags H1n,.,
York At IL noon. i'"'e' NeT
sCnUYLkILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave Po;tsvi.le at Z, II 81 m, and d.
?. m; returning from TansIua at 7.S5 a N, apI
sCHVYLKILL AND sUsQUEHANN. RAIL
Road NA4A-
Trains leave Auburn ~ 20 a IA for Pipegrov.
an9 HsrTisburg, and "a 81 ,. NJ, Tor PineSrovo
ana TremoDt. returning from hsrrlsburg - = ~
p m, and from fremont at z 2 O. m and %
y. IN. ''-S
FREIGHT
Goods Of all descriptions Forwarded "a al a..
shoye points from the tompauy,s New FTsfsHs
Dep ct, Broad and Willow streets s-'
FREl CHIT TRAINS
Leave Fhilsdelp phia dsi ly at so A m 10 as noo.,
and p. m. for kesoing. Lebanon HArrist,,TN
POttsyiIle, Port Clinton, and ali point. beyons'
close at the Philadelphia Post Office for ALI
places on tie road and It's branches at a -
and ior the pHheipal stations only al 3I5 D. m,
Evening star., 1867-03-04

HUDSON RIyER AND HAkLRM RAIL
II kOAD aud after MONDAY, Nov. 10,
ls66, trains for Albany and Trey. connecting With
Ne!tmern aud western trains, will leave New YsrK
ss. m. Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road, SJth st and 10th sv., through to Buffalo and
necting at Troy with tTsus for Saratoga, Rltiand,
Burlington and ontresl.
10 q. m. ExFress aud Nail train via Hudson
River Railroad, connecting at Albany with West
ern trsins. aud at Troy with trains tor NORTH.
IN Express traia via Harlem Railroad,
Zhth ct and 9Th ay.. consecting at Chatham vi m
&C. al ibaDJ with Western trains. aRd at Troy
With trains tor Saratoga kutlsnd, Darlington snd
3:45p IN. Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road consecting at Albany with Western trains,
and at Troy with trains tor MontSsa.. with slee
ing car attached.
connecting st Chstnsm with Western BsilroaG for
Lebanon Springs. Pitts field, &c; at Albany witn
Western trains, and AZ Troy with trains for Rot
land, Burlington and Montreal. Sleeping cars at
go , m express tain via Hudson River Bail.
rood, with sleeping cars and throu GA 70
cars. Also, sleeping car every day exec ptine
Saturdays attached from New York through 10
0gdensbure without change, Via Bono. W. and o
East Albany. This train will run on Sund aye
IL p N Train via hudson River Railroad, With
sleepiRR car attached. connecting at Albany with
aud at Trey with trains for Saratoga and points
Sunday train will be rRn via Hudson River
termedi ate stations. leaving New York ct 81 a
m. Returning, leave Poughkeepsie at :. As D. m !.
arriving In New Yor at Is p. m.
ing 41d street at and arriving at Milierten
at 80 m. Returning, leave Millerton at S D.
IN. arriving Ia New TSTk s s. l2s;uHspp suHspppp,,-
Evening star., 1867-03-04
PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB NEW JAIL.


WAsHINGTu January "a, 1857. I
sealed Proposals will be received At this De.
p.rtnent until u O'Clock n., on MONDAY. the
4th Of March 1881, for the erecti Of the Jail n
and for the District Of Coiumhia, authoriz zed and
rs. 1856.
The designs, detail drawings, and specia sti ons
can be seen at the architect office, in the caste
grounds OF the Capitol. Washi ngtoa city. ev cry
day except Sundays. between the hours Of O. m &.
and p. m. on and after the 18th instant.
Separate bids will he received for the masonry
work brick work, iron work, and carpentry work
The contractor whose bid may be accepted will
be required to enter into o sufficient bond, to be
approved BY the Secretary Of the Interior, for the
faithful completion Of his contract Payments
will be made as the work progresses. estim stes
cert1ned to BY the architect, but twenty per CEN
contract is completed.
The contract will be swsrded to the lowest re.
syonsible bidder, but the Department reserves
the right TO reject any all of the bids should it
do so.
The bids will be opened ct noon on the ath OF
March next, In presence Of s1ch Of the bidders as
may choose to attend.
:, Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals for New jail" aud be directed TO the
D. II. BROWNING,
j62S-W6W Secretary of the Tnterfor
Evening star., 1867-03-04
THE EVENING STAR.
Description of Good and Bad Meats.

Every honsekeeper or buyer should be
familiar with Dr. Lethebvs escriptIOn OF good
and bad meats, as fOlIOws:-Iiood meat is
neither Of pale pinkisn nor a deep purple
TINT 1t has a marbIed appearance, from the
ramlh cation of little veins of intercelIuIar fat.
and the fat OF he internal organs especially is
nrm. hard. and suety, and Is yer wet, whereas
tnat OF diseased meat is soft and watery. The
feel OF healthy meat is somewhat elastic. and
hardly moistens the finger Diseased meat is
soft and wet Good meat has but little odor,
and this is not disagreeable; whereas diseased
meat SMELLS faint and cadayerous. Good
meat bears cooking without much shrinking
or losing much of its weight; but bad meat
shrlyels up snd boils TO pieces; this Is due 10
the larger proportion of watery and gelati-
nous material, and the absence of fat and true
muscular substance In the meat UBder the
microscope the fibre should be clear and well
culB; whilst that of diseased meat s sodden
and tumld, as If IL had been soaked in water,
the transverse streaks are indIstinct and wide
apart, and animalculB abound in it. DR.
Letheby's official station requires him To pre-
vent the sale and consumption OF unwhole
thai facility is offered by the salesmen~for the
detection OF fraud, his subOrdinates would ba
very much crippled IN their operations and il
Is gratifying 10 be able to acknowledge this
fact To supply more than three millions of
people. about SIX hundred tons of meat are
brought to market daily, and nearly six num-
dred tons OF meat unfit for consumption have
been condemned and destroyed during the past
six years. Much OF this would have certainly
produced serious disease IN the community
Allowing SIX ounces a day 10 each person, il
represents nearly 100000 meals, and al a re-
duSed calculation. 'swe may fairly say," in the
words OF the London Lancet. .sthat nearly half
I million persons would be prevented eating
by and his inspectors In one year. r.'-PAiIadsl-
phiG LsdgeT.
Evening star., 1867-03-04

AZ When she left New York the wife of a
German stole : 400 of his money and passed
EerseIf on as a single woman. A few days
ago gentleman from Gotham in Chicago be-
ing thirsty, entered saloon and saw the ex-
wife of his bosom waiting on customers behind
the bar.
The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger says Trade of all kinds
remains TuinOusly duh. Go where Won will
the complaint is uniform. Many dry goods
and grocery firms are behind with their notes.
ana not A few suspensions are reported among
the smaller houses.
81 a Texan planter, who has been visiting
Virginia and the adjoining States to procure
labUr-Ts. alter unavailing search writes
states, and the people are wondering where
they have gone.
Evening star., 1867-03-04

QUARTHRMAsTERG GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHINGfON, b. o., February 70. 1856. &
POETPONkMtNP OF OPENING OF BIDS
FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
The time fer the opening of the proposals for
Army Transporfatiop invited by advertisement
from this Office of snuary Is, 1857 10 hereby ex-
fenced TO u m, Of THURSDAY, the 7th day OF
March. 1867.
By order of the On ar termaster General
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel aud Assistant Quartermaster .
8. Army. fe ,2-td
Evening star., 1867-03-04
GOVERNMENT SALES.
DUILDINGs AT CONvALEsCENT OAMPAT
ID AUCTION.


oAi5 Qsars,srnaas,'s aeet. Ds,os Of wa,s,.steu.l
By order Of the Qaartermasser General, =: fs tue
fans Bsas e, .DS he
s 81 S1 H5ch under
A. sale ts Commence % eat at 10 c%fs oefeoF Moore
HOMES. building: eSEDTtse e BsEt.ct 4es
dry Wash House. Oaices stsbiss Shed ann
! Sinks which vary In sire from 1I3e feet to asIHs
buildings Will be ssId sinely.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds ...
purchasers to remove their bnildipss "'s'
fssss xs.s sf dlsi tS R' RR'' b.sS. xs.assd.
GovERNMHNr SALE AT CHARLESTON,
The following Ordusneee e. pronsrt, will, ,s .o,,
Shs.i::sss SosDs2.s sis:ss ssssL LAs.'ns; isa
ss,. e. Iron
About 100 ten. Leadsd She'll. Sd
About Is tons Scrap Wrought Iron.
ADont "A tons Scrap Brass, Copper, %.
s% sso Wooden Wooden Artillery Oarrisses, ,ironea.
About 75o osvsIry sadsies, % $50 Brides, s.so
Cartridge Boxes, and quantity Of other Leather
! large Hand Fire Engine, Quilt by Agnew,
About 800 barrels UnserviceabIe Powder.
sisiing principally ct Husket Hppspdsses, Rsas.
Bope, Implements: Miscellaneous Tools sc &c.
Terms: Cash on the day of sale, in United States
currency.
Ample time allowed for the removal OF Proper
ty. at the exp xpiratiou ef which that not removed
will revert to the Government.
r. H PARKER.
Capt. Ordnance and Bvt MAJOR, U s.. A,
fe 9-s6mtd Commanding ChsriestoR Arsenal.
COyERNMENT SALE.
The property known as the CONVENIENT
TANkEkY AND STEAM SAW MILL with
| seventy acres Of land, near San Antonio,
Texas.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received
of seventy five acres Of lana, more less, togeth-
wiIh the buildings erected thereon, and the ap-
purtenances appertaini ng, that is to say
ONE TANNERY,
Containing TWELVE STONE LIME VATS,
FIFTY TWO WOODEN yATS,
SEVEN STONE POOLS,
and capable of tanning fifteen Thousand hides per
ONE STEAM SAW MILL, capable OF saving
| TIN Sc thousand feet lumber daily
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING.
The above property is situated akont two miles
sb we San Antonio, on the San Antonio river, aud
the water Is conGucted to the establishment 10y a
race Of hewn stone, laid in cement
The land was purchased aud improvements
msde by the late ed Confederate Govern
nent, and are estim sted to have cost Sle0.0oJ in
gold.
The property has been under lease for the year
1850, at q nthly rent of $500, payable il ad
vance. secured title ia fee simple will be given
ty the United States GoyernReRt
ernment Tannery and Saw MIL and addressed
to J. B. KIDDOO.
Byt. Major Gen, Asst Com. Bureau B., y. and
A. L., Galveston, Texas. ja2l3t
Evening star., 1867-03-04
ENOR MOUNT We NON.

Potomac Ferry Company.
Serenth STest WadD.
Wdskinzfen, February %, 1867.
The Steamer Will leave the Company s " hsrf,
loot OF uh street. st 10 O'Clock, ON ~
THURSDAY MORNING, Feb. p, Ek9N
and SATURDAY MORNIN March
I'd for MOUNT VERNON
Returning. the boat will arrive At p. IN.
Fare l.sO, including admission to the Man
sion.
fe ss-n WILLIAM D COLT, President.
STEAMER WILSON SMALL
- FOR THE EASTERN SHORE.
NOTICE.-The Steamer WILSON SMALL,
CAPT. y. T. LEOAAKD, now in
oil respects one Of the staunchest, EkA
most comfortable and elegant
steamers plying on Chess peske Bay, will resume
her route on sA gRDAY March ID. She leaves
ess4s TEEsDxY sa sSess wharf
sATHIRpAYY hdTI 4 stsP; n; ~ fST EASToM b0LNT,
WALL4CHS WAR; CaMBRfDGE HTGH.. Yt;i4
FRDS WHiRF cad PLoyDS f. akbtSyGG
Returning from THE EASTERN SHORE, shs
leaves Lloyds Landing at p. m, Cambridge an .
p NJ, and Easton Point at p. N, every Monday,
"Wednesday aud Friday, touching at ali iatsrme,
dists landinas, and reaching Baltimore at S q m
on the following mornings
She hss . large number Of fine state rooms
fe 36-0
Evening star., 1867-03-04
FL LOU RI II = Z DI

A full assortment of oil grades choice Flour for
Bakers; quality No /; price low.
Are the only direct receivers for Golden Hill, .
Il. Gsmbrili nQt PatapscoD and Linganor Family
Flours In the District. As the latter brand has
been extensively oounterfeited and seld in this
city, We would inform those Wishing this flour By
Arrangement with the nillers furnish Il lower
than It can be obtained from any other source.
Quality second to none. Price fraction less thai
other drst- -cl ass Family Flour.
Buckwheat ct low rates.
All grades Of Western Flour store and for sale
lew by w. M GAIT d CO.,
- Indiana avenue and lst street,
no Ii ---.. ..- near Depot
Evening star., 1867-03-04
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DROPOsALS FOB CARTAGE.

Proposals will be received until p. m. on the
9Th Of March 1867, at the Once Of the Washing
for OaI tage, from April /, 1857. to April 1853
The right to reject any and all bids that nay be
offered 10 reserves.
A .chi dnle of what is required may be seen en-
application to CHAS. b. BAILEY,
fe 26 dtmar9 Secretary