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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-11
II No 1861
10y THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED
STATES
PROCLA NATION

PRpCLA NATION
For The Sale Of Valuable Lands the State Of Kan-
sds and within the Limits Of the Osage Iad,an
CessiOns under Treaty Of September 29th, 1865,
@ih the Great and Little Usage Indians
:, In pursuance Of Law, I, ANDREW JoHSsox,
hereby declare and make known that public .ales
will be held at the under mentioned land office in
the state OF Kansas, at the periods hereinafter
LEI; Asto The Public Lands at the Land ofhee a,
the FIRST day Of May nsrt, for the disposal Of me
lands situated within the following designated
townships and parts of townships lying within the
limits the cesson under the 6r,f article of the
aforesaid treaty, viz:
South ofihe base liss and Of the stxth principal
fractional township. Is r. g. %, 80, 81, 81, 80. 3.
and - OF range ~.
81 81, s', and "A, and fractional township IS OF
81 g. 80 and "a fractional TOWNSHIP of range ~
fractional township %, townships y, 3, - -
81, 81, IS "a, and fractional township IS. of range
Fractional townships 10 q, IS, 90 80, 81, 81 49, a.
I'd. For the sale of the following described trnsr
lands at the same place, commencing SATUR
certain trust lands, situated within the following
townships and part ct townships lying within the
ticle OF the aforementioned treaty.
ouh of the base line and east ffhs 9Th p,ine,pai
meridian.
fractional townships 2j, "a, %. %. If rangeI
and fractional township 30, of range2
Fractional township 26, townships q, % and %
and fractional township 20, of range g.
"a ,n ."', . ~ 10 toMnshIps a. % anu -
az E,nctinnsi ,unSinP o. ~ 81 rahge 90 40
,-ar,ionaI ,,snsh;n az 81 , Pc 20 20 ~ ano
ira a ,lo,iai u" , nslIp %, oi fsbse
'oThsnlp y, .o~nships r. Is, %, and
Snshp 70 townships r. % 30 ano
Fraction al township 2s. townships q. ., 20. and
fractional township 30. of ranges.
Fractional township n, townships q, %, %, and
Hacnohai VOW nnhip 80 OF ranges
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AsrHsA.-Eatract from the life of Was hlus-
ton Irving, by his nephew, Pierce N. Irving,
vol. 4, page 272:
1.-THE doctor prescribed an experiment
what had been suggested by DIR. 20. W J HOLMES
on his late VISIT, Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy
tor Asthma, teaspoonful in WINE glass Of
water 10 be taken every four hours. A good
night was the result"
This great remedy has been used in thou
sa nds of the worst cases of asthma with a tom
ishing and uniform success. and Il A. offered TO
the public with full confidence in it, merits IL
contains no poisonous or Injurious properties
whatever. See circular accompanying each
bottle Joseph Burnett Co. Boston, sole pro-
prletors. Sold by all druggists.
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ILLNESS OF MISIsTER.-Rav. George
MacIenheimer, Protestant Episcopal clergy
man. wsll-known in Mary land and the District
of Columbia, Is lying quite Ill here. when n
young man Mr.. NJ. was aresilant of Il fillmore.
and tOrty-one years ago he attached himself to
the Protestant Episcopal ministry.
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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT or THE Medical
DEPARTsENT OF GEORGETOwS COLLEGE,
L he nineteenth annual commencement of the
medical Department of Georgetown t'oIIeg- -
Announced Tor THE evening, at O'Clock. At
Walls Opera Hous-. Tn prog TaInme iuclUiss
the cOnferTng of degrees by Prof ". Young
NJ d.; addresses by Rev. X. \. M-guir. pr..i :
d. NJ OF the college, Prof kobert Reyburn. NJ
D. ana ydledictOry by CT. II. Wellman, ". d.
" he senior class. TIL following ar.. the grad
uaiss, forty-~I-ht IN number. District OF CO.
lumtia-J. Lee Adams. j. r r. Appleby. an
drew kOthwell Brown, G. '. n CalIan, Abner
A Gull Julian W. D-au. v m. - Dixon. DaIIa,
JOhLsOn- Charles r. Nailsv. Lewis l. Newton
Charles r. Prentis-, john Walter. Jr. Illinois
JesptI Edwin Cheney. James Il. I.istiev wood
John Waterman Porter. ChI-I-, Warren.
Pennsylvania Ira r. Culver. Daniel :. Fo~t..-.
Samuel Houston, Benjamin 4. Jones. Ken
tucky-JOhu q. Davis. New H3mp>hIr.-I
Henry D'meTII,, GeOTg~ y. Frpnc IA, j Ohm III
win Mason bhIO-lsO--rt 81 Edward. Itruc-
q MCtCnns n. VIM. J. Putnam. Wi<coH-t IN
StuaIt EldTdgv. West NirziuIa-Cf.oTg,. 4
tItch- N"w lOrk-WIn. q. Green. lame J
p HaTIIgan, =. Il. l. Coupte. John y ~.r-
pbens, Grorge II. StpHe. John Thatcher Kan
sa--JOel &. Green. N-TfnDnt-WIn. r. Harvey.
Hugh Henry McIutyrr- Samuel X. ward
haius-JOhn -. Marble, Henry W. St.vtrll-
Solomon :. Stems Virginia Alexander g.
burn. 1ndiaud-Ii-uT-.- \. Skmn-r. NIi--a-
ehus"'ts-GeCrge NJ W"llmaH. Maryland -
" alter n Wells.
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ARRESTED ON SUsPICION.-Harriat johnson
yesterday caused the arrest of Mark Poland aud
crank CurTan, charging them. before Justice
with being suspicious characters. They were
required TO give security in the sum of $40 for
their good behavior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-11

TEE WESTEES STATES ANTI-RAuIGAI
eLUE.-ThIs club met on Monday evening ~
Marble Hall, on 9Th street Gen. y W Denver
IN tie chair. and Col NJ -. Wilcox acting IL
secretary.
Nj J ". McCiI, of thc committee appointed
TO wait on the Pre>idrnr and Cabinet and in
form THIN that they had been elected honorary
members OF the club reported that they had
visited ths President and Cabinet Off Gers. xh,
received them kindly, Tho President saving th,t
he hoped they would never ~ put TO -haIn- on
account OF any action of his.
Gen. Cameron introduced the question of *
GLIDING members of the pres, which va, post
ponsd fer one week
After speeches by Gen. D-nver, Judge Ma
ron, Gen. Cameron and Mr.. Bennett, the CLUB
adjourned.
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TO JA1L-Madison Jones, colored, was be-
fore Justice Thompson charged with corn
mitlng an assault upon Samuel TAYLOR. He
was sent to Jail in default of security to keen
the peace: VIM Taylor, also colored was be-.
fore Justice Smith upon the charge of asssui,
ing one Henry Lewis. The evidence ,y.rt
AGAINST Taylor, and he was committed 10 ,aii
for court ~ 1'>"
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DISTRICT MATTERS IN CoNGREss.-In tn.
House yesterday, Mr. Wood introduced the fol-
lowing resolution, which was agreed to-
RsSOtrsd, That the Committee for the District
of Columbia he instructed 10 ascertain and r.-
port TO this House the names and positions
held ny any officers of the Government who
have had transferred TO them real estate within
the District since 1s6l. together with the loca.
ton, amount OF consideration paid for, and
pres'n value of property now held by them, if
any, according 10 the deed
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JEwELRr.-Long Jet Drops, Carbuncle Sets
and Buttons, Garnet Sets, White Pearl SIT,
ladies' Satchels Work Boxes, Silver Plated
ceiyed this morning al Prigc's New Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. AS Pennsylvania avenu
near street.
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CoLLIsroN.-Yesterday afternoon, while the
noons noon, Ta,arn ,ro,n ,Ss Nelson, with
lying at the wharf at Alexandra, she was nm
into by the mail steamer Vanderbilt and had
her bow timbers smashed and hull otherwise
injured. The damage Of repair will be de-.
frayed by the Potomac Mail Company.
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UNsOUSD OYsTERs.-Oficer Whitemore
sanitary officer Of the first precinct, found two
beats partly laden with unsound oy sters at one
of the wharves in that precinct, and ordered
them 10 be taken away from the city,
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GAIL AT &. @. GoDFRHY's, No. - street,
between 18th ana l4th streets. and taste his edi-
bles sometime toni ht between the hours Of :
and r O'Clock, when he sets free lunch. HIS
drinks are rpassed
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CITY ITEMS.

AND so TWILL BB when / am gone,
Tba; tubsful peal will stiil ring on;
While other hard- shall walk thu. shone,
And sing thy praise, O, henniRg's store.
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OPFN AFTER HoURs-August Sewers, OF
the eighth precinct was before Justice Tucker
This morning; charged with keeping his res
tauTant open after hours, for which he was
fined $40.
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SIZZLING on SUNDAY.-Justice Tucker had
before him, yesterday evening, n restaurant
keeper, OF the eighth precinct, named Bernard
Leins, charged with selling liq uor on Sunday.
He was fined $40.
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IT WILL De seen by Advertisement IN another
column that very stylish, large bay mar
warranted kind and sound, ~ offered for SALE
she bring in foal, the owner having no further
pse for her
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THE CESsrs The following table, taken
from the report of the last census, shows the in
Crease IN population in the several wards of
this city, the several precincts OF GeorgetowD
and also in the county, since the census OF l-GO:
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ACCIDENTALLY SHor.-Yesterday aftern ,ou
while party was out ducking near Four-ynile
creek, one Of the number, residing near Dunn
fries, on the Potomac, whose name has not
been reported, was accidentally shot and Sc
riously wounded. He was carried home and
properly cared for.
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REDUCTION OF PAY.-We understxnd rho,
The laborers employed under The Commissioner
q Public Buildings in grading Virginia ave
nue., near the Maryland, about ~ In number.
hall of whom are " hite. have recently had lhe,r
pay cut down from sl-50 TO FL per day.
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Hon. :. y Cox. OF
New YORK, has recently purchased OF William
buildings IN the block on Thirteenth street an
posse Fran kim Square. Mr.. SHIELDS has ,Iso
sold 70 Gen Rawlns, chief OF Gen Irsnf,s
stan, The nne residence on the corner OF d and
Twelfth streets.
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SALE or MoSKY.-At the thirtieth monthly
meeting o. he Central Building Association.
held .ast evening, forty two shares of stock
were eisposed Of a; a premIom averaging 80.
per cent.
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v AHHISGTDh
ST NM Any
TotaI.....l2G.0G0 -.

IL viii be- seen by the above table that The to
tai increase of population IN Washington since
l-tu Is $50; in Georgetown 3.ro,. and m the
country 3,S2C; making total III The District o.
Columbia. $50.
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WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR so BEAUTIFUL
Mrs.. s. a. Agen's improved (neW sty9,l Ha,r
Restorer or Bressinc,in bottle. Price On. Dol
lar. Every Druggist sells it 20
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BLIND ToN.-Odd Fellows Hall continues
TO be nightly crowded with fine audiences 70
witness the astonishing and delightful per-
formanees Of this musical prodigy.
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MIR. JUDD's GREAT Book AUCTION will T.
open in Washington, at $40 Penna ave, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, this Thursday eve
ming, and be continued few evenings. There
is a large and select assortment of the most
valuable Books, which must be sold. 23I5
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THE ORIGINAL FRANC.
2..I

PERSONS wishing 70 subscribe for The STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard.
will please leave their orders at No. t22 Eas;
Capitol street between 4th and 5th.
JOHN CoeaISs. Agent
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Il. B.-See notice OF Olympic Ease Ball
meeting elsewhere. q
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MUCH NEEDED IAPgOyEMENT-Nr Peter
Mcnamara, contractor. this morning COM
msneed the work Of grading and gravrlling r.
street south. from nth street east 10 the Con-
greesional Cemetery. which street. duriug this
WINTER, has been almost IIn pas sable. Mr.. Mack
mas quite a large force on this work, and Viii
nave al isast ~ horses and carts ON IN week
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LAST DAMS or PoNPRTI."-The Panic
Clothing Sale at ie2 sth street, has but TWO days
more TO run. PTomptness on yonr part viii
secure q bar gain. eos
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Vl A L A GA GRAP PES,
ExCELLEHT MINCE NEAT.
N. ". BURcHELL,

DROP. KRIle' DANCING AOADnnY. pse,e
A,ssss ~ nsstsn, fcscdsS "a essurSa1 s1ss,
Room IRON . tcS s'csosk. oeatSs0sn. fuesSs,
. bss1ss = Sss. ss.,.s:ss.: 49, :. ~ 81 81 !;
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NH 6-eol0t No. 446 eth 81 on,
ZINE FAMILY GROCERIES

Of FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting OF
Teas. Wines, Liquors. Dried and Canned Ernits.
Bacon, Syrup and Mols.ses aud all other articles
for family usually found in a first class es ab.
liz hment, he solcits share of the public patron
age feeling assured that satisfaction will be given
In pri, and quality. J. 4. SHARPE,
fe - I'M Cor. 9Th and G streets north
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silver AND GOLD WATCHES, VERY
CHEAP At PRINCES LOAN OFFICE, 277
PennsylvaniA avenue. felolv
TSEE GLORY OF MAN Is sTkEN0Tn-rm 70
mediately use HxiABoLD's BxTIAcr BucAU.
On a1.D&W. Nv
DIANOs-A LARGE AseORrALNT Of NORrB
L AMERICAN COMPANY'S Power. <=1No
erful Instruments, - also several OffYYYu
sTEINWAY q SONS, have Just been ~
received, making our stock eompicts. Persons In
give no call. w. 9. METzEROrT b CO.,
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LARGE OPENING SALE
of the season OF
DOMESTIC COTT0N GOODS,
LINEN, HOUSEKEEPING,
DRY GOODS, &c
Sotwithstsn ling the recent advance of Cottons
We will continue TO sell them daily from 10 cents
We always have on hand the wellknown makes
Al SHIFTING and 1O-4 sHEETING,
PILLOW CASE COTTONs,
MARsEILLES AND LANCASTER QUILTS.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsKS AND TABLE
CLOTHS
Bargains in TOWELS and HCCKABACK TOW
ELlNG by the yard.
NAPKINS OF ALL SIZES.
Richardson Sons and Dunbais Celebrated IRISH
LINENS.
Great reduction in bite Flannels
Spring colored Alpacas very cheap.
J. W. sELBY&OO.,
S23 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NH 2-Cteo South side, between 9Th 7th sts,
EARD EN- Sc EDS,
FRESH AND GENUINE, AMERICAN AND
IMPORTED.
"cARAcrAcUss., ri; "JPEt1sTSNE's EXTRA
Imported fl sm England one week earlier than the
earliest known.
Imported Daniel OfRourke, Landreth's Extra
Early, Tom Thumb, Dwarf Blue Imperial
and other varieties Peas.
BAGE LETTUCE, CORN, TOMATO, Eco
PLANT, and all other Seeds In
Lists forwarded on application.
LAWN GRASS.
enty different varieties of imported English
Grasses, mixed for Lawns, according
to Fints Formula
FLOWER SEEDS
In foil variety.
BIRD SEED.
CanarI Hemp, hApe Nav IL.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
PLANTS, ETC
Kentucky Blue Grass. White Clover, Sweet.
scented Verpsl, and other yarietiso If Grasses.
SEED OATS AND CORN.
EARLY GOODRICH" and "HARRISDN"
SEED POTATOES, and many other varieties
A complete assortment Of
HORTICt IMPLEMENTS.
Hoes, Rakes. Pruning Saws and Knives Avaran.
tators, Hedge Shears, &c, &c
A full stock of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND FEB.
IILILERS.
Guano Bonedust, Plaster, &c, &c.
Warehouse - and 80 Louisiana avenue,
Between sth and 10Th streets,
NH colin Washington, d. O.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Notice is hereby given. that the limited partner
James d. Hendey, Michael Green, and David l.
the Hotel known the Kirkwood House, il the
city Of Washington, ID. G., was, Gu the seventh day
of February A d 1865, dissolved BY mutual con-
sent (SiRnedl d. l.. MORRISON
MICHAEL GREEN.
JAS. ID. HENDLEY.
BERNARD GREENE.
An persons having claims aeanst or indebted to
the said firm will please call Immediately aud have
them adjusted by Isscca Mcconnell and b Greene. at
the Office of the KirkwOOd House. fel5- law4w
pxEN Tia 4a.. sEAr
seventy acres is elegantly situated for
view, healthful air, abundance OF pure water, and
perfect convenience to the Washington and George
town markets, being not over fifteen MINI walk
from the western terminus Of the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad.
barn, carriage house, stAbling, milk hoase
two separate dwellings. with gardens attached for
eveYseer farm hands. &C., &c.
As market or dairy farm IL cannot he surpas sed
in this District having the advantage of full and
ever nowipgtstream Of pure water running through
the entire length Of It.
An opportunity o. securing this place i. now
offered for the first time in several years and to
thoroughly proper and busint % man possession
can be given on the LIST OF April next;
FOR particulars, terms, &c. apply at No. 124
Dumbarton street, Georgetown NH -eotf
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or CoPARrNERsHIP.

s the public are hereby notified ths, tie g.E,ner
SMITH aud CORNELIUS BCRLfw 10 this day
dissoived, nnd the pubhe are hereby cautioned
said 6rm. SMITH BURI.FW
Washington, ID. c., March 10, 1888 mhia g.
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AYGMER. On Tuesday, March 10Th ROBERT
/. hILMER, in the 47th year of his age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral on Friday, the 18th inst at ga clsck
.. m, from his late r. sidence 399 18th street.
Petersburg, Va, papers please copy.]
6TEVENS On Tuesday. the 10th instant, at
the residence of her son in law, Alexander T
Gray, Mrs. SUSAN STEVENS, late of Norwslk,
Connecticut.
HILTON On MONDAY evening. the eth instant,
Of pneumonia, Mrs JULIA A. HILTON wife Of
Mr.. Joseph II Hilton, IN the Gath year of her age
BLAKE. On the morning of the 9Th inst, At
Hsgerstown: Md, OF pneumonia. Mrs CATHA
RINE BLAKE, coDsort of the late John Blake,
in the Gath year Of her age.
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GEORGETOWN ABVERTisKNEyrS.

4 ARGE STOCK or DIV GoOOs. VERY
IL CHEAP boo NH-i. Blearhef and H.
blesched Cotton,, embracing Yard vide Bl.arl.I
Cotton ~ 10, l71,. IS. 10. cerlts Yard wide A
droeooggln Blesoh-d Muslin. wamsutta NJ
York Mile and other best maxi Pillor Csss sui
sheeting Cottons and Linsns, Irish Linen SHIRT
Fronts, Linen Camb Hsnskerehiefs. l2.ep garls
serIns SaIicces inciuding good makes ~ i.'s
Beautiful Spring Deisins- Rlsck and colorei Al
paess, Table Linens, Napkins, Doyfies, Hooy
skfrts, Cor~ets. &c
The above goods we're purchased Will. thy
were down At the lowest rates. and ~e ar. nos.
selling as Low; and IN some e.ses lower than Ne-
YORK wholesale prices. BENZ. MILLER
mn Elm. lol Fridge 81 Georg.to~u
WV. Il; EHEAILEfT PREMIUM srkAs
w DYB1kG AND CLEANSING
ksTABLls9MENT.
omoe, No. 80 yefereos 81. Geore~towu, n. O
ketsoiished IN 1881; prvuAinm srded by the NJ
troPoltan Institute, 1857: rebuff 1855 aud 1, no.
by Tar the lApeeet and most complete
OF the Kind q this section Of oou ttry
Dyeins and Securing OF Ell Kind. done Ia the bee;
n amer.
Truly thankful for psrt svors, the .ub-orib4r
solicite the continued custom of the community
Goods received and returned ~ en- press With the
utmost prom ptDess and despatch.
Post once address, Loci Box No. %.
once closes daily ~ sunset. except ssfurlay
sbtn ~ s closed az 80 Q. n an " -stu
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NAkKlED.

MEnAIRY-RITTER. At tho residence Of the
brides brother, Cap. VIM L Ritter, in Baltimore,
Nd on the hth inst by the Rev. DR.. Wlson,
To LIZZIE, your eest dang hter of Jacob Ritter,
ESQ Of Freedom. Carroll county Md.
RlTTENHOUSE-SHOPT In Brooklyn.
n. Y, en- the 18th instant. hy the Rev VIM s
Lsrgford. b r. RITTkNHOUSE, b. Army, to
FL IIaBE1H, daughter of the late james s.
Shopter of that city. No cards
PARkER-EAT0N. At the parsonage of st.
Pauls Church, baltimore city May sd, 1867, by the
Rev. MshaD, HENRY r. PARKER, to Miss
OLIVE BATON. both of Washington, ID. &.
Frederick papers please copy
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CORsET sTEELs, SCENTS.
BAUMs 5 HOOP SKIRT
CORSET FACTORY,

SohChA rhIIOnI,
26 80 Louisiana avenue, near tn sire
&3S0 WILL BUY FINE HORSE, CAR.
turnout an be seen ut 81 Pa. avenue. between
18th aud 18th str cts NH loft
NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, D. G.
Once Z Louisiana avenue, next to corner of
Seventh street,
NO CHARGE FOB STAMPS Oh POLICIES.
Risks taken on the most reasonable terms and
Policies Issued Ter airy period not exceeding FIVE
CHARLES KNAPP, President
GEORGE ". RIGGS, Vice Presiient
NOBLE ID. LARNER. Secretary
NH eo3w Intel Rep. Chron. Union.l
EARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
gardeners and others in want of fresh, pure, and
reliable seeds to the extensive stock which be has
now in store. His long practical experience as a
grower, enables him TO make the most judicious
selections, all of which are warranted. viz Large
Early York, OK Heart. and Premium Flat Dutch
Cabbages, &C 1ildeT. and Keys Early Tomatoes
Extra Early Peas. Reefs, Radshes, with a general
assortment If Garden seeds.
Flower ssefs, embracing everything new and
articles saved from his rich collection of florist
flowers.
Bouquets, Wrcaths, Garlands, &c, of beautiful
Howers. JOHN SAUL.
No. 436 9TH street. opposite
nh s-tolVt U. 3. Patent Office.
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WIN. h. WHEATLETr PREMIUM srkAs
-" DYEISG AMP GLkhNsINs
BANKERS.

JAY COOKE q CO,
BAN kEHs,
FirTEksrH sTREEr. OrPo-- TREasEay.
Buy ard sell at currex market rates. and se,r.
constantly on hand fuu supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvENTBIRTIKs, AND CoMPOUEp
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS. As., e,e.uieo
and collections msde ali Accessible points
i-u
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go KeT CARES s Es,"
'WISTFULNESS
CHRoMo LITH0GRAPHs FROM PAINTINGS
BY BOUGUERkAU.

"FIRST CAREssEs reproduction. i.
chrome TYPOGRAPHY, of the orr giLal lii---ize pic
mont. The subject is very interesting one. a
young mother, of the peas ant class hut Of IA Rh
type of womanly beauty, fondling her infant child
who returns her caresses with arch gl-e. TIL IN
timent Of maternal love and admir- sfion has bee
rendered with great feeling by the srtist. Nothin
can be simpler than the composition here. aai IL
in this element Of simplicity. and ia The natural
ness Of the action and expression. that III charm
"W1STFULNESS." the subject 81 the other
chrome lthosrapk, is also life size In the nrigi nal
which is the pro perry Of Mr.. Jay Cooke. BouEue-
reau again here presents Ms with a mother aud
child, subject in which ne appears 90 TAX. N-pe-
cial delight. The moth er, in this instance -,s
what of a gypsy type, the tamhorine aud goat sur
hciently Indicating her Wandering Bob 'misn lie.
The child has gathered 4 cluster of craps by the
and the point of the episode IL the wistfule-s
with which the poor goat reaches mp ito mnI1l' Tor
a share Of them. TIL. re il "a chsrmiugly whe.fliBe
be- pleading with ushy i'm favor Of the goat. but
baby holds stoutly to hi prize. which a. los
not appear in the least inclined 30 share with tn
humble four footed cOVlpdghOH a. rOygs..
The above are for sale by suhScri ption at
452 Seventh street.
ma ? d2w Opposite the Patent Oilic..
E'RUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. a..
Peach Trees a large stock Of fine trees cheap -
Apples, ears, Cherries. Nectsrines. sc. -
Concord Grape Vines. In large small quaint
ties. ALSO Delaware, Iona, Martha. Adiroadac.
Rogers b. birds, Grapes. &c.
kittstinny wilson's early and Lawton Bls kber
Iles Strawberries the great market berries of
Washington Seedlings, Eliza, Triomphs lie
Gourd Fecunda, Victoria. Wilson's Albany. sc
Shaoe Trees. Evergreens. Roses. Green House
and Bedding Plants, &C,
All OF finest quality and AT low rates
mbseolOt No aa6 FIN ~ r,n 80, Lea.
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