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Render Existence Desirable.

you are suffering from involuntary discharges, what
eject does It produce upon your general heathi
Do you feel weak dsblitsted, easily tired'
Does little exsriOn produce papitstiOn Of the heart
Does your liver urinary organs, kidneys, fire.
ausntly get out Of orderi
your urine thick milky, hecky st
on settling; or thick rise to the ssdi
Eneni at the bottom after It has stood awhlet
Do you have spells Of short breathing dyspepsia
Are your bowels cOnstipstedf
poyOu have spells ntng PUSHES of blood to the hesi
Is your memory impaired
Is Jour mind constantly dwelling upon this subjecti
Do you feel dull sess, mOpng, tired of company Ofe'
Doyou wish TO be left alone get away from everybOyi
Does any little thing make yOu start or jampi
Is your sleep broken or restlessi
Is the ustsr of your eye brilliant; the bloom
check BRIGHT
Do you enjoy yourself in society as wel'
Do you pursue your business with the same energyi
Do you feel as much confidence in yOurselfi
Are your spirits dull and Aging given to fits Of mslAn'
shOlyt ...-
nsO, do not lay it to your liver dyspepsia
Have you restless nights; your back weak your knees
weak and have you but appetite, and you attribute this
70 dyspepsia liver complaint
Now, reader, sELF-ABUsE, vENEREAL DISEASES
badly cured sexual all capable Of pro-
aucing 9 weakness Of the generatiye organs.
The organs Of generation when in perfect health make
the man
Did you vehnk that those bold defiant energetic perse
yerng business always those whose genera
i've organs are in perfect health You hear such men
complain Of being melancholy Of nervousness Of paptatOn
Of the heart They afraid they cannot succeed In
bu.Ass they don't sad and discouraged they are
always polite pleasant the company fades, and look
you and them right the Of your downcas looks
or any other about them do not mean those
who keep the organs nAmed by running TO excess These
will not only ruin their constitutions but also those they do
business with or for.
How many from badly cured diseases from the effects
of and have brought about that state OF
in those that has reduced the general system
30 much Is to induce almost every other disesse-diocy lu
macy paralysis spinal affections suicide and almost every
other form of disease which humanity heir to, and thereA
cause trouble scarcely suspected and have doc
tored for all but right Diseases Of these organs re-
aulre the use Of Diuretlc.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-16

Recently, at the residence of P. N. Burgett,
ESQ.,, near Cat Island Arkansas, difficulty oc.
CURED between P. n. Burgett and Chss. Aid.
ridge formerly Of Memphis, which resulted in the
death of the latter. 1t seems that Mr.. Burgett
had been absent during the morning. Returning,
he found that Aidridge, who was doing business
for him as his overseer, had not issued their ra-
so al once remarking that if il was neglected the
hands would become dissatisfied and leave. Aid:
ridge appeared TO hesitate, Burgett then told
him If he did not wish to attend to his business be
would settle with him and he could quit. Aid
corner of the room, and seized it, exclaiming,
You id SON Of b-h, III settle with you right
now As Aldridge turned with his gun, Burgett,
who had his gun in his hand, fired and killed him
instanty-the whole charge striking him in the
breast. This is Mr.. Bugetts statement of the
case.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVANA, July Is The cholera is disappearing.
PHILADELPHIA, July l5.-LabOrers geserally
have suspended work on account of the heat.
JACKSON, MISS, July l5.-Major Tyler, of Gen.
Gilltm's staff left here this morning for Washing
ton taking with him official returns of the recent
Mississippi election.
Po1TsvILLE, Pa. July l5.-A number of the
strikers have arrived, stopped several works, and
are in line marching for Others.
NEw YORK, July l5.-The Herald reports forty
FIVE fatal sun strokes yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE weather is oppres.
sively warm. Thermometer SO in the shade.
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FROM ATLANTA.
The GeOrs IaI LesIslature-The Trial of the
Columbus Prisoners.

The Geors IaI LesIslature-The Trial OF the
Columbus Prisoners.
ATLANTA. July l5.-Resolutions passed In the
Senate to inquire into the eligibility Of officers OF
the Senate. Gambler offered a resolution request
ing the governor to furnish the Senate SUCH pa
tors as he may have in his possession. This reso
luton was strongly opposed by Republicans, as
aisTespectful to the governor. The Democrats
disclaimed any intention Of disrespect. dispo'
sition 10 delay matters was apparent. The reso,
luton was adopted, when the SENATE soIournsu
The trial of the Columbus prisoners was re-
sumed to-day. Hon. A. 81. stephens having 70.
covered sufficiently to attend TO the ouues ss
leading counsel on the part OF the defense. pr 7:
Styles, of Merriweather county, and orotner y.
the former minister to Austria. was sworn. ne
testified that at or P. NJ. on the day OF ASH
burns death he met William Duke st the resi-,
dence Of bis father, about 40 miles northeast OIL
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, July l5-Barometer 2965.
Wind east and light. Arrived-Steamship Ala
hama, Benson, Rockport, Texas, to G. A. Whitney
& Co. No departures.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 15-6 P. M.-Barome
ter 1885. Wind south and light. Arrived-U. S.
propeller Essagon, Lieut.. d. W. Payne. com
manding, from Boston. Sailed-Steamship Har.
Ian. On the bar bound out-Shp Constants.
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FROM AUGUSTA, GA.
Wcnfher-POlilfcs.

AUGUSTA, July l5.-This is the hottest day OF
the season-thermometer SO in the shade.
1he Democrats anticipate that a sufficient num-
Der of their party will be elected from the legs
Gals. There is much Indignation and denunciaaon
of Bullock and Meade by the Democratic press In
consequence Of their recommending the leglsa'
ture to purge itself Of members ineligible under
believed Congress will remove disabilities from
all radical members.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

snec,e Comips-The Indians-Bloskade of
MazstIan (ontinued-Wreek Of q steamer
SAN Francisco, July l5.-The steamer Constl'
tuition sailed for Panama with s79S, 900 in specie.
The Indians in Arizona and elsewhere are De-
coming hostile. bloody war is anticipated.
The war steamer Chandelier is still blockadlng
MaZatlan.
The Victoria telegraph reports the steamer
Suwanee wrecked near Fort Rupert. No par
uculars.
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Columbus. DR.. Styles, in his testimony, states
that AEhburn was noted among the whites and
The fact of his passing away by the hands of
masked sssassins hal left deep impression on
his mind.
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FROM COLUMBIA.
The Vote for Long Term senator.

COLUMBIA, July l5.-There were five ballots BY
the legislature to-day for U. 5. senator Tor the
long term. No result. The vote stands: Mackey
90, Sawyer so, French "a, Campbell (Dem.) 10.
Necessary 10 a choice 76.
The governor has cancelled the bond Of the Re-
publican treasurer because it was found INSULT
ciput
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FROM EUROPE.

An Iri,h Residence for the Prince of Wales.
LONDON. July l5.- The House of Commons re-
ported favorably on purchasing a suitable Irish
residence for the prince of Wales.
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RIVER NEWS,

LOUISVILLE, July l5.-River rising slowly with
Al feet water in the canal. s.Ir
ST. LOUIS, July l5.-River declining slowly.
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lO4 South 10th street, Philadelphia, Pa
"a ner bottle or six bottles for s. So delivered
- srv address sold by all Druggists everywhere
n7- NONE ARE GENUINE unless done up in stee-eH-
rrsved wrapper with fac-simile Of my OhemeA
ga s,gn,d' n. t. HELMBoLD The proprietor was COM
49, =, dort ,ueb wrapper because Of the growing popu
iay his articles and prevent spurious AID dangerous
ooRn.srfdting. q. "a.
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Secretary Seward'S Report on the
Fourteenth Amendment.
The Third Party Movement,

A VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT.
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THE ORESOENT'S DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHIN 6TON.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
BILLS PASSED BY THE SENATE.
A PEACE ESTABLISHMENT BILL.
ADOPTION OF The TAX Bill CONFERENCE REPlRT.
DISABILITY BIBI,PAsSED
CONFIRMATION OF ME-. EVARTs.
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H. T. HELMBoLD, DRuGsIsr,

Prepared by
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EXISTING IN MALE Or FEMALE,
whatever Cause Originating
LONG sTANDING.

=, m treatment Is submitted to Consumption or insanity
- susus Our Hesh and blood supported from These
snd the health and happiness, and that OF POseriy
S..Dd mon proupt use Of . reliable remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31
PEEs,pEN1,. REcErrIor ON NEw YEAR

PEEsIDESI'S RECEPTIOS ON New YEARS
DAE.-We are authorized 10 state that at II
o'oioCk a. m, on New Years day, FRIDAY,
.iaEUS1y I, i-O9) the President will receive
The Members Of the Cabinet and Foreign MIN
isieTs, the Judges of the supreme Court of the
jni'sd States. Senator's and Representative
il Congress, the judges OF the Supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia and Of the Court Of
Ci-lms
Al li-jo O'Clock. a m the officers of the Ar
nv ard Navy and Marine Corps Will be re-
Uvived.
AT las the Associated Soldiers o. the w ar OF
l"l2 and members of the Oldest Inhabitants
ASSOCIATION OF the District of Columbia will
r. received
The reception Of citizens will commence at
y O'Clock. m. iat which hour thr gates of the
enclosure will b. opened and viii terminate
81 o'clock IN Laiies will b. received.
Carriages will approach The Executive Man
sen by the eastern gate and leave BY thu wes-
gale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

THE NOVEMBER bIRTEoRs OF lc6o. We
have received copy Of the Official report OF
Commodore II. r. Sand, Superintendent of the
Naval Observatory. on the brilliant Meteoric
display of November 18th, 1868, with a star
chart OF the tracks of the most conspicuous, by
Prot j. X. EistInan, U. :. Navy. From this
report II appears that the display commenced
little before midnight Oh the 18th of Noyem.
Der, and increased in brIlliancy and beauty as
the morning advanced. The observations were
continued until near q. m, at which time the
officers At the Observatory bad counted SOS,
and had succeeded in tracing on the chart the
tracks OF ninety meteors. Considering tn
number and brilliancy of the meteors their
magnificent trans and the magnitude of the
meteoric group through " hich the earth passed,
this shower was unquestonably the grandest
that has ever been witnessed at this observa.
tory. Prof Eastman says:
alt Is highly probable, from the number OF
meteors seen very near sunrise, that the shower
could not observe it on account OF the approach.
ing sunlight: and though We have no accurate
data in regard to the time when the sho wpr
ceased, IL safe TO conclude that the breadth of
that portion of the ring through which we
passed could not have been less tn IN II5OOO
miles, much g-eater than the breadth OF the
stream we passed through in 1s67, though not
so densely packed with meteors."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

The next decennial census Is TO be taken IN
is't AND the question has been raised whether
under the Fourteenth Article OF the COnsatu-
ton the States OF Maryland, Kentucky ana
missouri VIII be entitled to their present rep
rssentstion in Congress while refusing suf-
frsge TO their negro population. The repre-
sentation of those states in Congress, il is
estimated is now about one-fith larger than
It would b. under that article of the Constitu-
ton, which SAYS =" When IN right 20 vote at
any election for the choice OF electors for Pres
Id-Et OF Wee President. is denied to any of
the male in Inhabitants of such State, being twen-
ty-ope years of age and citizens OF the United
States. or IN any way abridged, except for par
iIcipsion in rebellion OF other crime, the basis
# Representations therein shall be reduced in the
yroJ oytion trbich te number Of such nall citizens
shall bear 20 the whole number OF male citi-
zens, tventy-one years of age. ia such State.
The New York TrjJsfne, we see. suggests that
the question may arise sooner, and that the
Clerk OF the House may have . decide il when
the members elected in these States. after the
adoption of this article, present themselves TO
be sworn in on the Fourth OF March next. But
aside from the diff ,ulty of deciding which
on-s 10 reject, there will be the additional
d III, uIty that until thu new census Is taken 1T
cam OF be known to Congress, oficialIy. what
member OF male citizens over twenty-one years
OF ace are excluded from exercising the cleo
tive franchise. Therefore, Con yress will prob
ably not undertake to reject these m an bers
who VIII claim that they were elected under
existing laws of Congress IL the matter OF ap-
pOItionment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

The election tor successor to Gov. Morgan
in the United States Senate takes place in the
New FORK Legislature on the 10Th of January.
IL locks now as If Mr.. Morgan would be re-.
elected without difficulty. The western end
of the State TO De sure claims the Senatorsht 10
by rotation, but has three csndidates-Goy.
Fenton. Mr. Putnam, and Mr. Moan Davis, and
there is no disposition TO concentrate upon any
one of these gentlemen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

Mr. SrANToS-The New York Tadcpendsa
ans Of this gentleman "Hsn. Edwin NJ.
Stanton, IN returning 20 his laboIs at the bar is
said iC have remarked to his trends that he
$50 W;'hdrawn from politics. We certainly
wish him success IN his old and honored vocs-
ION; ont men OF his sturdy capacity are greatly
heeoed IN high onieiai station. and we hope
tbai, as good citizen. he will hold himself IN
r"aoiIess to respond TO any call that his coan-
iry may be CONSTRAINED TO make upou him.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

Pressed Hay, from the East Indies, is now
beginning to be imported into England. Re.
Gently, one thousand tons of this kind of
horse fodder Were brought from Bombay to
Liverpool. The grass is reported 10 be sweet
and fragrant. but it is feared that new kinds Of
insects, dangerous 10 vegetation, may be intro.
duced in the bales.
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ADIUTANT GENksAL-s OFFICE.

CfdCcrs OF the Army IN this city will assemble
uniform at the War Department tomorrow,
AZ III o'clock a. m, when they will proceed in
a oO0y TO pay their respects to the President of
The United States. They will form by corps
and regiments IN the order designated In the
Army Register. The senior officer OF each
corps and regiment will present his own off
reTs 20 the President.
by command of General Grant
T.. ID. TOWNSEND. A AG
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POISONING BY MUsHRooMs.-lti 10 said that
large doses of alchol form the best antidote to
TIE poison by mushrooms of certain species,
and possibly OF all the kinds. Boiling in vine-
gar or salt does not neutralize such poison. As
has been frequently supposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

"A-HIN"IUN. JUN DtCtfnDrr, 1-oe.
Officers OF the Navy and Marine Corps in the
city of Washington are notified to assemble al
the Navy Department ut n O'Clock a. m on
fri0ay. January I, lisa. for the purpose OF
proceeding m n body to pay their respects to
he President OF the United States
Officers Will appear in the uniform pre-
SCsib-d for official visits on shore.
GIDEON WELLEs. Secretary of the Navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

The Scranton coal sales in New York yester-
day, published ia our paper last evening,)
show a falling off of from al to : 50 per ton
since the sale OF last month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

MIR. ard hrs. COlfax will receive on New
Iear's day from l. until / p. IN, AT their resi-.
denoe, No. l6s street, opposite Lafayette
square
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

Postmaster General Randall and lady will
receive ~ their residence, 56j street, corner
of i2-h. Gu New Years day, from l. m 10 , p.
m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

Csowds continue to flock TO the National
Theatre rightly to witness the great scenic
ersmS Of the "Biaek Crook" This is positively
the last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

General John q. Fremont would ike. i, !.
AID. 20 represent the nited States at the Tuil-
-r''e. We srprehend that his chances are NOT
hrs!i.aDf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

Mr. Page, member of the Alabama Legisla
ture, was killed IN Mississippi day or two
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

hosh- oeen Bowie enters upon his duties a
governor OF Maryisnd On Wednesday next.
January 9Th
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EOFFlCE OF The GENERAL AGENT OF
US The PSOVIpENT AID SOCIETY


NO. Sd, eGrH.T 81 L1V,StGHa drenas and 9th stree,
The Provident Aid Society have established its
once And ceI"t al the corner of Lousi sna avenue
sndt 9th street wet, where don ms in ciothiue
Ma hey iust and provi ions will BE- thankfully re!
ctiHvd and all applications for relief be sttenaed
TIE hu:ine : OF this Association will be trans
a;ted by the General Agent, who will be sl.1 to
accept the help of such charitsbly disposei Der,
sons ss may volunteer their services. A book.
Its the With Of the s5cisty only to AFFORD relief
sD.,d . 6ees.ons cases AID scruoaol.ly to
arssieo thai great caution De exercised ia recon
Persons residing in the various wards. who NAV
Become sognlZant u cases needing reisf. will apply
70 the Directors AID Visiting Com nittses for such
The The, directors M are as follows.
=. Fitch. Fourth V srd-Georss savage ). Il.
Wars@1.n aifth T Maid-9 AIri;on eth
s.,sLih WaTa-s BAKER, Thoma. T.. LLOYD Shim'
I've is0sP H9p.s. viii be established and put in
notice Of their lOe alton viii be given. D"'
All forms, blanks, and tickets can be had BY the
GG r,si ana committees BY application at the
ds5i st a: A. BROWSE. General Agent.
lCity papers COPY eodlwl
TFATTENTIoN, KNIGHTS TIMFLARi
Special Conclave of COLUMBIA CoMMAN.
Iy.sIs e hi p.es ss as nj. A'' 4,
osISck , Sir knishts viii take due notice, and
BY order Of 4. Com
rFEsTIyAL ..FOUNTAIN LODGE No
SERsbSS,IY 90 %; g. f hi Sll hold rssrIvAL on
ird NsS and ssysn9s 81
geod old New England eish Of Pork and Beans
Re Ts%ps':,o; Addresses. eminent
sGss s.1:s Member: q other Godss: snd III
cents admission will be charged q the door:
de sO-st Chairman Cemmittec XrpsnssmsS;.
"aat s H. WssH ~ TIE ssToGKaoLInEs
TOWN RAILROAD COMPANY. Tor the S. sl.esior
on WEDNEsBAY the 18Th OF ysnnsrg ga lsse '''es'
ela.e S,s e Vii be 0sened at II O'Clock N, and
TSas:.sf S siSSs y! b. closed on the 18th p.c,m
'o's;f " }s1Gsfy i Knks H. Pres,
I" TAI NOTIOE
VI BARRETr. DDS
s.ssn fs s4. nd SS 70 = street. BE-
Fs..h N ss:essa pain b.
Prot. T. L. Bse.in $3.50 3 3 a
s s.s. s sse. frIFs .9s:s. Z 3. P Ss.
]; ff g. H. 6.':::s' w..
.eeOe. y. ". &C n em
u SSS sRVsSfH srRIIr,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AHD SHOE aOUuu.
where the public nay End, alvayu, " vhsS TIE,
want" md hat OF the bsss auality.
0HvENTH STREET,
sfss.Ss a''s' ''sss q Z ~ HsrsAsr. narsss.
~WHERE CAN IFCIC61eI An lynn
NSx me article Of PUMC q EssR aCEf Z az
ssss,. sssesn' Ae9 Vines. Llauoss, ese., con.
o"i' do 81 fws
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NJ KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAS-LIBERTY
uS LODGe. No q. will hereafter meet in Is.
butA Musical Academy. 3th street east ne ar X
street south, every FRIDAY EVENING, at Z
o,eloek. CON neneing January LIST, 1859 By order
W U THEODORE SNIfFIN, r. ). de 81 gu
n TIERS WILL BE PUBLIC install
~ tATlON OF the OfEICERS OF POST No
January LIST. 1869, 81! 81 .. M, BY order.
~, + WEAVER, Adju taut
w III SLATER. Post ornn ander
IL lChrOnice and he publican
~ TEMPERANCE ANNIvEgSARY The
lR Third Anniversary of the Washin III On
Temporal e Societv will be helt at Odd Fellow 4
Hall, 9Th 81, on B III DAY (New Years. NIGHT
comneEciI al 2 o clock p. m. Interesting All.
dresses vi! be fell sered during the evening aad
opportunities will be afforded Of signing the Piled 20
al q ccmmenclGg Temperance cause with the Ne "
Year. The public are IN vited
}. II. THOMPSON, President
h.O foLhlNHORN, Secretary. de 81 2t
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ONE PRICE TO ALL oUsroMrRsil

ONE PRIZE TO ALL CUsTOMERsii
Believing that We can show svprecistioa Of
those ~ no buy from a., In . better way than 81
concessions Of Q fey cent? 10 those Who would
beat down" In price. and yet charging foil
figures to those who condde In our marked"
rates. end desiring TO assist in furp:shius usefhl
Information to the reoDectye trades which sustain
our business, ne oier the following additional
INDUoBAEEfe.
To customer Who bring evidence Of having Dur.
chased from 60 TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS'
worth Of goods, FOB CASH, within oae msnth,
We will furnish either Of the following. free Of
siosIs Architectsrh (AonthlyD Journal, for
Builders and Archttects.
Coach 0aker Journal.
SlacSentthb and Farrierb Assistant.
Tables Of weiehts. Measures, and Capacity.
HarDen' uAeazine.
OF any other nsnfhiy jeurnsi which the business
" teste OF the customer may suggest. ~
No 3o-eoln JOHN 4. BLvANs q 90.
l. aSooSpeH1ab bc So4 hIS5d. 6 E.a1nSssHlssr
Boots s"d Shoes, se.' 81 Ssr9nteE.
a sssk H. ~ 49, -. E e - co.
@ss ~. ~ y st1.s sast dds.
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.lssl. : q SsIi TCX;
sSsaasiy % kAaa. st SIS q street sorsR Cavitoi
""i' Do 81 fws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

Il CALCIEED PLASTER,
LINE AND CEMENT.
Just received and for sale
400 barrels CAciaed PLASTER;
2.tOe LINE;
leo ROSEHDALE DEMENT,;
y III Refined PLASTER, for Ar.
fists and Dentists use.
Will be sold In any quantity 10 suit customers, ct
whole sale rates.
3. P BROWN SON,
46t 9th street. between T. and =,
mygU end Wharf aud Y ard foot Of 7th 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-31

NGATTENTION, KNIGHTS TIMFLARI
a Special Conclave of COLUMBIA COMMAN
DIZZY, No :, viii be held at their Asylum
THURSDAY EVENING, December 3lst at
govern themselves accordingly
By order IF r. Com
de 30-2t ATLONGLEY. Recorder
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COHBlDlNTlAL.-YouA nea Who have u
rss ssh -. e. 3 s;sss:i, :sss:s ases
80 ~ :ss.
81 :::S;:;:z: - =. D. 2.skszs AZ.
k,;;...,. !, ..:..:ss.. is!Egl!sId 3. ,.s... ..4
Sf1. < NUT.
pIANO6 AZ Is f11 ONT. tlk0W nv ether
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