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PROPOSED CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC AssOCI.-
TlON.-LAst evening 4 meeting of DELEGATES
from The several wards was called at Trades
Union Hall, for the purpose of preliminary
organization looking 10 the formation of a Cen
tral DemocT ate Association. The following
delegates had been elected.
First Ward Democratic CIub-Walter prury
Lewis Brannan- Barney killmartin. Nicholas
Callan, and Charles Griffin.
FOURTH ward Democratic and Conservative
Club.-R. h Owens. Owen Thorn. Dennis Nc
Namara, Thomas Walsh, NJ. OConnell and
John Hogan.
Sixth Ward Antl-Radical Club. T. Bois-
sfsu, John Russel, James NJ. Dalton, James
Fitzpatrick. and John q. Bowie.
vi these there were present FIVE Of the Fourth
ward deiegauOn- MIR. % Cornell absent.) and
4 few lockers on. Mr.. Thorn presided. and
MI. Mcnamara acted as Secretary: and after
the Objects of the meeting had been stated. Mr.
owens moved an adjournment for two weeks
and that the Secretary be instructed 10 notify
the Second Third, Fifth, and seventh Wards
10 elect delegates; which was carried.
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FROM THE SOUTB.-For several days pas
Colonel Robert Guild. former District Attorney
here. ana during the war the Confederate Com
missioner ofExchange, has been about our Cour
House. having been summoned as a witness in
the case of Samuel Strong before the Bank
ruptcy Court, and to-day A. H. Stephens, form.
or Vice President of the. Confederacy, was in
the Orphans Court, for the purpose Of going on
q guardian bond.
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ZINE FAMILY GROCERIES.

of FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, Consisting OF
Teas, Wines, Liquors. Dried and Canned Fruits,
Pickles. Sauces. Hams, Shoulders and Breakfast
Bacon, Syrup and Molasses, aud all other articles
for family use usually found in trs class estab-
lifhment, he solicits share of the public patron.
age feeling assured that satisfaction will be given
in pri' G and quality. J. s. SHARPE,
fe l9- IN" Cor. 4th and G. streets north
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INTERNAL REVENUE SEIzURRs.-On Mon.
day last, the Internal Revenue officers Of this
District seizPd, at the steamboat wharf, a box
marked stools" directed to A. Gale. which
proved TO BE- a chest of tobacco, and stored IL,
It having paid no tax and not having an insrec-
ton mark upon il. Mr.. Gale denies all knowI-
edge of the box. On Thursday Deputy Coliec-
tor Addison seized at the wharf II barrels
Of whisky, which had been consigned to
1T. j. H." and on making inquiries this
seizure led TO the taking charge of
the rectifyiEg house of Xander and Muehing-
sen, on Massachusetts, avenue, between 9th ar d
9Th streets, where they found "a barrels of whis
key. rectifying tubs, 25 stand casks, &c
which was placed in the care of watchman-
and also the rectifying house of p. White g.
Co. From the statements made by the parties
they purchased the whlskey from Hurley, and
tits supposed that it was bought for less than
the tax.
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FREE LUNCH, from 6 to II O'Clock p. m, at
Godfrey's, No 2Ss street between 18Th and
14th streets. All interested in the disc MISSION Of
such matters are invited to call. His wines
and liquors are of the finest brands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-14

MoRTuARY REPoRT.-Dr. G.. Dove, secra,,r,,
OF me boarG OF Health, reports the humber ~
deaths for February at lSl of which IN w. -
from consumption and 10 pneumonia: 81 wers
whIte and II eoiored; SIS were under 1--WE vesre
Of age. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-14

JEwKLRY.-French Tinsel Sets, Jet Fun
Sets, Carbuncle. Buttons, Jet and Plat
Chains. Silyer-plated Spoons Forks, Cup,
and Call Bells, received this morning at
Prieg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 436
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CITY ITEMS.

GENrLKNEN's fine Double and Twist Suits
for SIS only, at HenninE's new store, No 6ll
9TH street, Intelligencer Building.
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TEMPERANCE ENTEKTAISaEST-Iast nigb,
NJ Tie regular meeting of Equal Division. No
J. sons OF temperance. the hall WIS crowded TO
oNeIhOHing- and alter the regular order OF
business 4 charade was gwen BY members of
tentIal Division, including some Of the ladies:
Aho dehghtful entertainment. consisting of
vocal music short addresses, &c. followed
during the evening a beautiful ivory gayel-
won al the Waugh Chapel Fair-was presented
by 4. w. r hlOpier, which was received in
appropriate terms by ". L. Cpnboye
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TIE ORIGINAL FRANC.
2,14,l:

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. LIZ East
Capitol street, between 4th and 5th.
JOHN COa0Hss, Agent
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V'O ALL WHOM IT MAY OONOEKN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

of lNTkklOH, L
Application having been made NJ under dsn the act o,
seen . LApa Which are alleged to have
warrant, new certificate wal rant Of like tenoI
yo f. no Sfa sgS ae'
No ls SIS for 100 acres, issued under the act of
OF Jonas B. Carter. deceased, and was granted Sep.
No IS SCI for 10 acres, issued under the act O.,
March ss Man., in ne 3 q william
March q: ,ssz, in the nam. Of Murphy H Vaughn
February H. ss in the name Of william HoIii st Of
~ss eT Ia e. issued MAY Under se
febrnaIy Il Is.7, in the name Of Patriek Shea, and
IN the :" the sRsfT 81 Of
HhSsiss MsSrs~; deceased, and was granted August
No os4l; for l6o acres, issued under the &C. of
and was eranted october D. Isss May 2, ISIS s's'
No 81 US, for $50 acres, issued under the act Of
granted june y is5S MAJ 1857 som Dyer and was
No 81 I6. for leo acres. issued under the act Of
ow OF Jacob Ballet, and was granted July IL, 1856
No l,Os7, for Iso acres. issued under the act Of
March 3 1855, in the name of Catbarine Bloss, wild
ew ct Mich oas Bless, and was granted September
No 4s ss5 for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
o. aaa
granted December IL, 1856. May 2, 1853.
GG the If 4nds5 e s q
was granted "a tie January 2, lS57. May 2, 1858;
March 8, 1855 in The name of Hannah Fritz, widow
OF christian Fritz, and was granted March s. 1857.
No COIL, for loo aores, issued under the act Of
Sareh 3, loi5, in the name Of Abraham Walden,
No tOy4II, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
4SnteS I in he psne # yssps Taylor and
No g. sso, for leo acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, ,sss IN the name =. Of Christian Hanson
for eo e. is Issued asdsr I the act o,
Msroh 8, 1875; in the name Of John Benton, and
No II ss7' for 10 acres issued uR n the &C. Of
March s. 1875 in the names of the minor children OF
osloSsy NSs'Hf May asfsased and was granted
No. Sooi3. for l6o acres. issued under the act Of
widow Of yonatha Lemon and was granted April
y, lass; May2 Isis.
March iS;5, IL the name Of Juan Crespin, and
Was granted July q, 1865. May 3 1853
and was granted August 8. 1858. May ;. ISIS
March 8 1855 in the name Of sabna Bsca, and DIV was
granted August Il, 1858. May 2, 1875.
March 5. 1855, in II e name of Sally Holbrook for
mer widow Of Joseph Morrison, and was grantee
N 50 sls for lfo acres, issued under the act of
March 5, lssS, IN the name Of Juan Pedro MARCUS,
Ne 81 ,4es, for 100 acres issued under the act o.
March 5 lS5, In the name Of Catharine Austin
widow 81 Thomas Austin, and was granted Decem
Der Is. 1873. May 2, 1855
No. 80 Sol. for I'D acres issued under the act OF
March 5, 1885. In the name of Theophiius W
2, 1868. ~
No. 95s5l, for tfe acres, issued under the act of
March 8. 1875, In the name of Theophilus W. Tai
1873 '
No, $40. for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March 8, 1855 In the name Of Joseph c. Thomn
son, and was granted September 10, 1886. May
1873.
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NEEDS ATTENTION.-The water pipes on 9Th
street, Just above Pennsylvania avenue, were
burst some weeks ago, and the water from
them has been doing much injury to the ad
jacent cellars. The property holders in the
vicinity think il about time the proper authori
ties gave the matter some attention.
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SALE OF THE FISH WHARF.-To-day
Messrs. J. Il. Wheeler & Co, auctioneers, solo
at the fish stands, Centre Market the priv.
leges of the Corporation fish wharf, to Messrs
7. I. Fowler * Co., for S76O. The bidding was
quite spirited, and considering the fact that the
Corporation has given Messrs. johnson Il Co
the privilege Of establishing a fish wharf near
the foot of 18th street, the price obtained was
beyond expectation.
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IMPAIRMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
WAsHEsLoN; February y, ISIS

U On the petition Of LEVI DEDEkICK, of Al
patent granted HIM the 9th day Of june, i IS
tor an Improvement in bay Pres-es for sever
year, from the expirsiion OF said patent. which
II is ordered that the said petition be heard NJ
TIE Patent Once on MONDAY. the 18Th d day O. Of
are notified 70 appear and show cause, II any thes
have, Why SAID petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are reouire6 tr
ale in the Patent Once their objections, spscaliy
day Of bearing all testimony 6led by either parts
70 be used ct the said hearing must be taken an
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the 81
nee, vhtsh viii g furnished on application.
timory mrr b aled IN the once fsessp days 6efcrt
sss ssy. sses siiss TIE set - any, within
Ordsssd, a!so tn,s hi, 1o!;es Ss paellsAsd in the
p c. - II The !oaF.al, 1lhs.y, z, ono.
Icbeatces q s. 4 s:st DIV dsys Sssy e ssiS
's sS 81 s s'six ssine co.,.:Ass;.a.L sfcTr
~ 6. ssSs - - s.sas.s.. III e:
\ oo0r0oVA - 4 - : : - - =
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FKEsH SHAD.-The first shad of tha sa.sor
eAetnt IN TINS latitude was brought up TO this
CITY last night by the mail steamer Keyport.
terday in Potomac Creek and are ~ Ina'o,y.IS
y- IL Is predicted thar the ..runr this ssssan
Will be an unusually fine one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-14

BLIND TON gives his last concert at Odd Re,
lows Hall tonight. Those who have not lis
hned TO his astonishing performances on the
piano should not m iss this last opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-14

We REGRET 10 learn that Mr.. VIM. p. Ellis
A esteemed citizen, (of the frm OF Ellis 4
Bro, tcHnders,) is quite i'll.
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LOUD GROwL-WAsHIyero March "a,
tSs.-Rdifor IF Gs Star. propose to test your
sense OF justice by asking yoa to publish
WORD In Nentilafing the u =. Senate's injustice
In daring TO assert the power to ticket away TO
the especial friends of its members, as was done
yesterday, the rights and privileges of the peo-
pie TO the galleries of the Senate Chamber, in
matter of the highest moment 10 them, and got
ten up prefesscdly in their behalf bat confess
with little hopes of success, since you seem TO
speak so unctuonsly in last evenings "SrAR"
of this the Senates usurpaton. You say, 1.-THE
police arrang ements were excellent and the
scene " as not marked with the violent demon
STATIONS so often witnessed" Yes; ait was
all quiet on the Potomac" YESTERDAY
Louis Napoleon on the same principle, ssoniy
more So" has everything orderly on great oc
casions. alt was noticeable that no solored
people were admitted into the galleries, and
two-thirds of those present were ladies, bat
few gentlemen being fortunate enough to OBJ
tain tickets" The colored people are citizens,
are they not "The LADIES' were of Senator's
families probably. Where were the people Z
These are they whose rights are outraged by
the u. :. Senate. The Presidents sim peached
in the name OF the whole people," and yet the
Eeople Were kept away by q strong police force.
What a solemn mockery has the Senate made
of this proceeding In whatever name, and by
whomsoever done, such acts are tyranny.
REPUBLICAN,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-14

WHAT MAKES TOUR HAIR so BEAU rIfUL1
Mrs.. s. A. Aliens improred (neW style Hdi,
Restorer or Dressing,in one bottle. Price Oue DOL
lar. Every Druggist sells it. go
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fRfGHTENED OFF.-On Tuesday night last. a
Lady residing on Capitol Hill, 9TH street be-
tween a and Il north, who has suffered consid
eraole laiely by having her chickens, &c, sto-
lon from her, heard noise in the yard, anc
>eizIng pistol she went out, and found that a
Iran had just emerged from the hen house with
TWO chickens and was about 10 drive of her
COW. She immediately presented the pistol aud
attempted 10 fire II. but il failed 10 60 off Will.
me mel quietly attempted 10 drive of the co w.
ont when she called for help he made Off
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BANKERS.

SAT COOKE co.,
BAN KRIS,
FTrTrESrH erRHET. OPPOSITE TREASURY,
Buy and cell 81 current market rates, and i..,
constantly on hand . fun supply OF all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN-TBIhTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &s.. sxeout.e
and collections made on al accessible points.
eeIa
I IRsr NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
h. d. COOKE. Cof Jay Cooke a Co. pre.,s..,
VIM. 8. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
GovERsMEST DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
13tA ssrsei, e,pesit, fis TsasE-y Deparfn...
Government Securities With Treasurer uni,.e
States,
~oNE MILLION D0LLzRS-N
We buy and cell oil classes Of GoVERNMENT
SECURITIES st current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE asd r.aks Colieesse-,
ia ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TRs
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care.
ful attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN a.d FIRMS
and 10 any other business entrusted to us
FULL INFORMATION in regard TO GOVERN.
hEET LOANS at all time. cheerfully farnisAe1
VIM. s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Washington, March ~, 1855. matt
WAsHISGToN CITY
sAvIN BANK,
Corner Of 7th street and Louisiana avenue,
PAYS INTEREST on DEPOSITS,
BUYS and SELLS all kinds OF BONDS enc
STOCKS, GOLD and SILVER.
Highest prices paid for LAND wARRANrs
J. 4. ELvANs, President.
IA. RUFF. Treasurer. moi Nam
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KEEPING GAMBLING HoUsE.-Henry John.
son and Samuel McKeeyer, colored, were yes.
terday arrested by Officer Koontz, of the fourth
precinct, and arraigned before Justice Morsell
charged with keeping gambling house. They
were fined $50 each, and in default of paymen,
committed to the workhouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-14
GEORGETOWN ADVERTISENENTS.

4 ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS. VERY
H CHEAP.-l50o yards Bleached and On
bleached Cottons, embracing Yard wide Bleached
Cotton at 10. l2h. IS. lszl cents Yard wide An
droscoggin Bleached Muslin. Wsmsutts New
York Mills and other best makes, Pillow Case and
Sheeting Cottons and Linens, Irish Linen. Shirt
Fronts, Linen Csmb. II snakerehiefs. 900 yards
Spring Caliooes, including good makes at 1873
Beautiful Spring Delaines. Black and celored Al
Iaeas, Table Linens, Napkins, Doylies, Hoop
The above goods were purchased while they
were down at the lowest rates. aud We are now
selling as low. and in some cases lower. than New
York Wholesale prices. BENZ. MILLER,
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TEE RIVER FEONT.-A heavy fog 1atherad
over he Potomac al an early hour last night
which continued until late this morning and
IA Iael' hdd not entirely passed of al noon As
acohsequence,a number OF vessels destined f,r
tnl> port Were compelied 10 come TO anchor
10 AVOID disaster. The mail steamer Wander
DIT, irom Aquia Creek for Washington, ran
mo sloop of Alexandria this morning cans
ing some damage and leakage 10 the small
boats The tugs and ferry steamers are run
ming a. usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-14

IMPEAcHMENr-LArEsr NEws.-As this is
the order of the day, the Butchers Of this city
should be impeached for asking SO high for
Meats while we selling Porter House and
Tenderloin Steaks at % cents; Roasts. from 20
to IS centsr Round Steak, 20 cents; Mutton and
Lamb Chops, 20 cents; Mutton and Lamb
Roasts, Is to 20 cents; Sugar-cured Hams, 20 to
2? cents: General supplies OF Family Groce-
ries and Provisions at the same rates, at Hav-
enner, Bro. Co.'S, il3 street, between 18th
and 18th streets
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ERUIr AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. &c.

Peach Trees.s large stock Of fine trees cheapt-S
Apples, ears, Cherries Nectarines. 6c -
Concord Grape Wines, in law o small quaint
ties. Also Delaware. Ions. Martha, Adirondac,
Rogers BY b-1is. Grapes &c.
kittatinny Wilson early and LaWton Blsckber
rice. Strawberries. the great market berries %
Washington. Seedlings. Eliza. Triomphe de-
Gourd. Fecunds, Victoria. Wilson'S Albany. &C
Currants, GoO-eherries. Raspberries. &c.
SHADE Trees. Evergreens. Roses. Green House
and Bedding Plants. &C.
All Of finest quality and 81 low rates.
JOHN SAUL.
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Mr.. JUDD's GREAT Book AUCTION will re-
open in Washington, at $40 Penna ave, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, this Thursday eve
ming, and be continued a few evenings. There
is large and select assortment of the most
valuable Books, which must be sold. 23l5
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THE ORIGINAL FRANC feI.-l

THE ORIGINAL FRANC fel.ln
AQS SEVENTH STREET. 1Oe
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS AND TAssELs.
PICTURE NAILS,
PAINTINGS. ENGRAyINGs,
w PPAP6k bsAhS.fndsSsSs
Person. having Paintings, Enrravine.. or Pho
our stock of Oval Walnut and all Gilt Frsmes,
ranging In size from 6xs 20 sH24 inches; also Rus
TIC Square Frames. Square Frames made 20 order.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
from Photograph to Portrait size. Picture Rings,
PkPER HANGINGs AND WINDOW SHADES.
All grades Paper Hsnginss, embracing ne Em-
broidered Gilt. Drawing Room Patterns, also. q
varied assortment OF Medium and Low Priced Pa
pers, Borders, &c. Window Shades Of different
sizes and col. re. Private Dwellings and Store
Shades of any required size made 70 order.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRANINGs.
A choice selection Of Paintings and kngravings,
embracing with others he following gems The
Baptism, by kaaus, Chocolate Girl, by Meyer.
Rescue, by Coldewe; Little Barefoot by De Mon
lignon; Zine Interior By Renouxi Dante snd Beat
sen, Way, and others
Napoleon from Waterloo 10 Paris ISIS, Franklin
the olden Time. Peace and War. Sunshine Of Life
Af having pufsba.ed for CASH. IshSn aim by Of
sented) at the lowest remunerStive prices, 10 Sc
cure liberal portion Of the public patronage.
Punctuality and good werkmsnshi1 in al ins or
Any erder not satisfactorily flled will be immedi-
stely corrested and sstistse zion gusrsnteed.
J. MARKRTTER.
No. ass SEVENTH STREET.
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
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lVl l. A A APES,
EXCELLENT MINCE MEAT.
NV. BURCHELL,


EXCELLENT MINCE MEAT.
n. W. BURCHELL,
fe21-n Corner 18th and streets.
DROF. KREIs' DANCING AOADlMY, Penna.
y ave-, opposite Metropolitan Hstel. Ladies,
noon from 5 tos s'cieci. Gentlemen, f uesdsy
and Friday evenings, from ol0 o'clock. The hsfl
can BE- rented for Balls, Soirees, 10. my lO-V
"EIRsT CAREss
AND
"WISTFULNESS "
CHROME LITH0GRAPHs FROM PAINTINGS
BY BOUGUEREAU.
FIRST CARESSES is a reproduction. in
chrome lithography, of the original life size pic
ture by Bouguereau, In the collection Of Mr.. Bel
mont. The subject Is a very Interesting one: a
type of womanly beauty, fondling her infant child
who returns her csresses with arch glee. The sen
timent Of maternal love and admir- alton has bee
rendered with great feeling by the artist Nothin
can be simpler than the composition here; and il /
in this element Of simplicity, and in the natural
ness OF the action and expression, that the charm
"W1STFULNEsS," the subject OF the other
chrome Autograph, is also life size in the riginal
which is the property of Mr.. Jay Cooke Bougue-
reau again here presents with a mother and
child, a subject in which he appears to take espe-
cia delight. The moth er, in this insta nee is sons
What Of 2 gypsy type, the tamborins and goat suf
The child has gathered a cluster Of grapes BY the
way, and the point of the episode is the usefulness
bare of them poPb gSst s TOR
expression on the face of the mother who seems to
be pleading with baby in favor of the goat; but
not appear in the least inclined 10 share With if the
humble four footed copqpGEnon de royaEs
The above are for sale by suhscri ption at
452 Seventh street,
ma DIV Opposite the Patent Office
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at the
STAR Office.
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AsTHNA.-Extract from the life OF Washing
ton Irving, by his nephew, Pierce M. Irving,
vol. 4, page 272:
'The doctor prescribed as an experiment
what had been suggested by DR.. 20. w } Holmes
on his late visit Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy
for Asthma a teaspOonful in a wine glass Of
water TO be taken every four hours. A good
night was the result -
This great remedy has been used in thou
sands Of the worst cases Of asthma with aston
ishing and uniform success, and il is offered to
the public with full confidence in its merits. 1t
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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The LINCOLN MoNUMENT.-The ground for
this monument, in front of the City Hail. was
broken this morning.
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A CARD.-We take pleasure IN announcing to
our patrons and the public, that our semi an.
nual opening will take place on Tuesday,
March 18th. when our new stock of Spring
Goods, suitable for the coming season, and con .
sisting of the latest styles and fabrics. will be
open for their inspection. Thankful for the
very liberal patronage bf slowed on us in the
past we hope, by strict attention to our bust
ness, TO continue to merit the same.
A. SAKs Il Co.,
517 eth ST. between Pa ave and ID St
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WIN. 81. WHEATLEYs PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTARIISHMENT

once, No. 80 Jefferson St. GEORGETOWN, n. g
Established In 1881; premium awarded by the Ne
troPontsn Institute 1851; rebuilt 1856, and is
bY lar the largest and most compile te establishment
OF the kind in this section of cou 1try
Dyeing and Securing of all kinds done in the bes
manner.
Truly thankful for past svors the subscribe
sol1cits the continued custom of the community
Goods received and returned BY express with III.
utmost promptness and despatch
Post Office address, Lock Box No so
Once closes daily at sunset, except Saturday
when II Is closed at e1s .. m. Hem
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FrNKRAL OF rHE LArr Co. Annnxra

FUNERAL OF THE LATE Cor. Andrews
NJ funeral of the late Col. Andrews. ex-Pay-
master General Y. y. A, was attended yester
Gay by a large number of army officers and
many OF O1r most respectable citizens The
iu2eral coTtege left The late idence of the de-
ceased AZ u m. for Rock Greek church, where
Ms remains Were inferred by those Of his wife.
VINO died TWO wears ago Among the pail
t.arers Were Mr.. CorcOran. Dr. Blake. Dr
hIng, OF The army; Paymaster General Brice.
and DIR. FRED May