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New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
lat Of last week
THE MARKETS.
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iCaYsfaliy reported soT TEE TRIBUSEl
THURSDAY, Feb %. 1888
AsHEs-The demand is moderate for Pots al s. 259
eSsG3 Pearls nominal.
IIuDLNG 9iATEEIALS-We nave particular
SlaHge 10 note in the demand. The closing ono
f,tj0,s are as follows: Bricks at $40 60WSll so
81 Common Hard SlSas22 for CrOton, and Sl00A5
& Philadelphia Front Cement al q 2GS2 80 for Boen-
ta Hair al 81 soc for RIO Grande Mixed q37c for
lafLos Ayrcs Mixtd and Il l2c. fOT UDWashed Mixed
Its at s. 750e3. tree months Lime al q 90 Tor Com
aa and FOR Lump Plaster Of Paris at 60 6l9A per
y for Iue Scotia 81 40 per bbl for Caicined
Esse and s. 80 per Dbl for Calcined hnicKerDOcKer
EHE Eiupre Mills.
COTTON-We find TIE market in very unsettled con
dEou considerable more business IS reported IN
see quarters an improvement is quoted aud IN others
we are fOd that Cotton can be bought cheaper; but
Eug the general average OF the sales We no reason
To make any essential alteration m Igures The desire 70
sakze Is s very apparent and tie offerings are liberals
pes o y e7 baes Including $3.50 specuatOrs, 1O TO
FIsnuers aud $3.50 TO exporters. OF which l525 were IN
u
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

A meeting of peach, growers was recently
held at Odessa Dell and aeont 70 seisnsn% % rru
Growers Association OF Delaware and Maryland ana az
Guidance ~ their agents the sale Of fruit their rule De
Ing 10 charge 40 cents for boyes aud Is cents for baskets
the price to be deducted when said boxes and pase" are
returned
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

sacks Corn Meal 97oo bush. Wheat $50 bush. Corn
1893 bush Oats, $50 bush. Rye. eis bush Seeds
pkgS. Ashes ca pkgs Beef c. bDls. Pork 4Oj pkGH Cut
Meats, 8ls pkgs Lard 1875 Dressed Hogs, 1851 bbs
Petroleum, 1896 pkgs Butter, C5 pkgs Cheese $50 bbs
Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

MILLER g. Co., Produce Commission Mer-
ehauts purchase Of Flour Grain Provisions SEEDS
Butter Beans Hops Wool tton Ree Tobacco Ashes
Broad ST. Busnes, established 1864 al xmas OF
Country Produce sold and purchased commission or The most syo
aIe terms Liberal cash advances consignment Prompt
guaranteed Satisfactory eeaees eheva given on apph
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
oTTcE on HosE7 BaooT coll Co, !


TTHE annual MEETING Of the Stockholders.
and ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of the COMPANY viii bo held
this oae WEDNESDAY. 26,h idst al m McHRSRY Sec
EIRST-CLASS lNVESTMENT-Se un-
douhieds 80 COO FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD u LONG ISLAND Tor SALE These Bonds
per Coupons payable h % March and September Atlantic
National Bank BroOkn te tie entire property o.
COMPANY The SOubde Railroad from the RT Brook
I'm through oil tie villages the south eide Of the tsHd . Phogne
distance IS miles y complete Net earnings
ip Inc line will be completed
the vii favorable
SMITH, GOULD. MARTIN 4 Co., Bankers and Br,fers
No nrosl lst u
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
sOTH AUCTION SALE.

10Th AUCTION SALE.
stsJ 5000 TUSS SCRANTON COAL o. WEDNESDAY Feb 70,
IgG The Deawar Lackswsnns and Western Railroad Company viii
cell bv Messs JOHS H. DRAPER Co. Aueoneers a. the Con.
pa1y Ieoom No % EIchlng~paes corner o WihAa't New,
York On WEDNESDAY Feb D. At Il 0clock hoon 5o Iun, Of
Coal Leawsnaa regions of the usual nI deTerio a. Ssr
cepot Ehiabe,hport =. j.
TERMS: Fy per payable current funds on The DAY o
and tie baoe Wan ea days thereaiter Teq,ei A. We OF
Of th- Company. SAMUEL SLOAN ffs'4oehI
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
fuantiaI.

UNION PACIFIC RALRoAD COMPAST. I
No. 70 NAsstUsT.. EEw-NoRH, jan 81, 1883
THE Stockholders of the Union Pacific Rail
road hereby pouGed that the meeting Of d
~ Directors, amendment of
o other business before them viii he hsd
liib day = March 90 O'Clock the oGo o 1
Compeuy IN tie Of Eew-Yok OLlVEk AMES, President
CHARLES
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

Tc,al .. s7.42i.7c5 "a SoO20s9s 90 ti,696,l32 46
The grading on the Muscatine, Upton, ana Ana
mosa Railroad has just been completed from MuSca-
tue Iowa. to its junction with the Chicago and
Northwestern.
Gen. burnside obligates himself to commence on
she Cairo and Vincennes Railroad, in Cairo, on or
before the 25th day of MAY next and to put in op-
eratisn the whole line within the period OF three
years from the Goth day ofNOvember, 1867.
s railroad has been projected from Toledo. via
Nas llon and New-Philadelphia, to Wheeling 1t is
contemplated to make connection at Wheeling with
tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending February ) gives the following results when
compared with the previous week:
feet 3S25,93 Inerease.--- S2656
fsic depos.ts 4Jio$sa Increase .-''--'' goa'dS id
iln The other side Of the account:
Coy. ',s'-sS S H 40 cnase' st79 200
H.fts unemployed. .g5s.4O5 Decrease----- 1856
1hr amoui - uotcs in circulation Is e236793so being
20 Screase of s2S0; and the stock Of bullion in both
Apartments s showiaE decrease Oh @'0A'
Tao return Of the Bank Of France for the week
sa6llg Feb shows the following changes as COM
pared with that Of last week;
FIR 21 122cO
Eas tseOunted....-.---.--.De Decrease-.-- 4zetS,VUC
Decrease -- 9'9VyCU0
Sfessury balance. Decrease. 45tOOJ0
Iiiga5e Accounts. Decrea5e.--. loOO'g9
Decrease sO0'VVV
An evening paper says: Several national ba6R
efacers were, heard before the Committee -, on on
E,Akng and Currency this morning. Ihelf
j. pose Ia the hopeful OF trying to get Congress to
e. horzc further issues of bank notes Without any strict
aS'd iufaie tBc currency imp0yersh the country ana
r. e Sole benefit Of few national bank shareholders
satrze forced loan its worst possible fOrn there Is
Elt,c prospect that these gentlemen will succeed
Tle Erie Railroad earnings for the month Of Jan
uary arc rs follows;
go O3 so1s556 0S Inc el27GS %
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

WANTED-By a frst-class LIFE lNSUR-
w AECB COMPANY tis 'yEnergeiie AGENTS %
district and vicny Also TRAVELLING STATE ssA LOCAL
AGENTS throughout ,he United Sea The most liberal eonpsassn
.osd aud uausu syaHtAges offered Address Boa No sP o.
NewYork
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

GALE of the ALABAMA AND FLORIDA
- the decree OF the hon Philip PTsIe bulge Of
District OF the Uaid States for she Northern District Of
Florida rup si offer public sale az The Court ase
City sf Pensacola the tSeuythh llohl Gay OF Ah
\ o'clock the following property OF the Alabama and eFA
Railroad Companv bankrupt, Via
I2i miles Of ROAD. complete IN running order.
31 miles ROADBBD. with BRIDGES TRESTLlNd &c, ineon'
ulete together CORPORATE FRANCHISE Company
Also. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES.
G BOX CARS
Is PLATFORM CARS (oompcte.
10 PLATFORM CARS (inconpee
/ POLB CAR (in oEder)
POLE CARS uncomplets),
] OFPICB and STOREROOM,
PLATFORM SCALES (Iogesl -
TOOLS UTENSILS te belonging 70 said hoad con
Hvdrauie Jacks Jack Screws, Hosting henioe,
Wood Boring Machines Wheeihaows Irons for urnah Iron al
ras, Boes Trak Tools Baeh OO and Shop Car heels
,nS Pr,mss 10 iron 81 500 he Spikes s5T
new Railroad Jacks lot Of Timber aud Lumber Onoe Far
ntare clock Crowba Spike Maa1 A1es shove Hoes
lot Of Cooking Utensils, &c, ke
TERMS CASH
The eno road with ia connections VIII place TIE Bay OF
Per.seohe hsrhor Gun INN eisie communication
with the eli of almost direct snd
uuo Lakes and making Pensaeoa the gtA
Depot trade between south America the s nds OF The
Wet Ides Mexico and California and the great aErcntua aDd
gain growing the Un states giving The States oi kentuet
euuee OHIO Illinois aud ndiaaa free aud expeditions outlet for
te aforg them transit for tie foreign
received by long tedious and expensive route TIE
center snd us value as 40 nsesnsnt
nrtI investigated vita dne ast proper pscata
ALkX MAGkUDER, I. . harshAi tdessehgeTG
penrscola. Feb II.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
ssors,s, Gzrria1,s, 1t,

NITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
~ T1r7ririh-r-J HENRY. Aucioneer Regular sales o
iors. Csrrsrrs segs Hires, Robes Bankess Whips Ge ke
ery WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY al II o'clock There lag
r u r showing sale No posponnent oa aocouni
weather stock of tue above articles asays % And Al pTSH
sale At suct on prices Cona guHens respectfully solicited
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
DEDEWPTT0N OF STATE BONDS-sTATF

II TTl-I i y y 7 n
OF CALyoRSII TEEasuHY DFPAKTNEsT SaCKAHgET0. Pb
i8Whrreas there the State Treasury TIE Of
txohurdre rar thousand (2i COO dosr which, under The
provisions Legislature Of said state entitled An Act
provide paving equitable eus fgan the state Cali
approved
"a 1851 ard also provisions Of amudat0 o said Act
nppro Tor the redemption Of Civil BObds Of
t state ssued under pTOV Of aforementioned Set
hereby given that sealed proposals. for the surrender Of sad
Bonds department for the above pecihed
until the lh dsy Of April A. j. 1863 al II o'clock 10.
entertained than value, and responsible
which
'g4ad Proposal Sueoder Of Cv Bonds Of 1857
Sad ueuered within dt after tie acceptance Of
the proposals iJr their redemption l. +. tOkOSELs
ate Treasu
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

OILs-American Iinseed firm and in demand; crushers'
price, g DGsl % for casks and bbls note sales 10 the
enionnt OF 1900 gals, part for forward delivery IN
Crude fsh Oils there has been only moderate BUSINESS
out prices are without change quote at b5c ior hae
hnd " Tor sperm Manufactured Oils art inactive And
pcminal Lard on has been In very good demand ana
hss ruled quite bf1n; sales Of bbs u 70 0t 90
fhOIioiONb-Ihe market for Pork has been quite
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21

WANTED-AGENTS for an old ,I Life In i1sa1 .l1
w Co TO this City Brochyn Nu.rsouTgn -nu
Js..y Civ Liberal terms offered Address CRY AGENTS Tribune
Ones.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
TWENTY-FIVE ANNUAL STATEMENT

or NETWORK
p & WINSTON Presi lent
FEBRUARY l. 1861
New-York tribune., 1868-02-21
@rurriis urS Yru6isiuus.
@tNNing 6arss, &t.

= U3I HNU cHUUIU.
HOUND in a Broadway and Twenty third
st. stag volume. seassd IN pa,,eboard soIr sssg o@ the
al 10 DE SOh ANNUAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE DIOCESE or
ono On, contained Ge Of RBV DIR SMITH" CIa
b. h,J AZ the ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Of this paper
OST-An accepted DRAFT, drawn by Charles
Whitne, 90 S H. Colesuo1hy days from Jan a. i967
CIR siI5 81 All pcr,Oa hereby eIoad AEs. nsyaas the
AN, A. p.yueni IA, beeu stopped &. M WHITNEY
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THE MAYORS OF WAsHINGToN-We noticed
this morning in the Mayors office. City Hall
the photographs of Benjamin Grayson Orr, ths
second, and Col. James q. Berret, a late Mayor
Of Washington, made at Brady's gallery. The
nrst was made from a miniature procured by
Mayor Wallach from Mr.. Orr's descendants in
Virginia. and the latter from life. There is now
at the Mayors Office the portraits of all the
Mayors excepting the following: Robert Brent.
Daniel Rapine, 5. M. Smallwood, Walter LIE.
nox, William A. Bradley, and w. b. Magruder
Mayor Wallach has made arrangements to oh
tain portraits Of all these, but has not as We,
been successful in obtaining picture of Mr.
Smallwood
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATR.-The follow
ing transfers Of property were reported Satur-
day at X. M. Halls Real Estate Exchange
corner 9TH and streets: East half lot 2, so uarp
is5, at 1856 lot l, square 56e, 30 feet north Z
street, at $3.50; part lot q, square 252, south
~ 9R feet on 18th street, at 5000. lots Ii and
IL, block D, Meridian HILL at 81, 1884; part lot
v, square $50, 20 feet on 5th street. at $780, west
part lot II, square 903, % feet on street al
SlCO0; sub. lot p square 629 al S7l2.5O; part lot
10, square 1,1O9, west % feet, north A street. al
siOO; lot 352, Beatty & Hawkins Addition.
Georgetown, at 81 600; lot 3, square 4, west IS
feet on north street, and east II feet, and part
102 and LOB Beal's Addition to Georgetown, at
~ -
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DIED.,

PHEALAN-JOHN PHEALAN, a native Of Ire
land In the 4st year Of his age, being a resident
ofWaehiDgton city for the last IS years.
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
his sister, Catherine Wall corner of 10th and
streets, on Thursday evening at O'Clock The
friends of the family are Invited to attend without
further notice.
BALDWIN,. On Sunday, LIST instant, HENRY
BALDWIN, in the 65th year Of his age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
bis funeral, from the Church Of the Epiphany on
Tuesday, Sd instant, at IL O'Clock.
TH0MAS-On the 18th Of February, LEWIS
THOMAS, in the 60th year of his age.
FORBID this city, on the 18th inst, at o clock
p. m, Elk Governor THOMAS IL. FORD, of Ohio
GARDNER. On Saturday, 18th February, Mrs
ANN 4. j. GARDNER, in the SD year of her age
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BANK DKFALCATION.-For several DAYS past
painful rumors have been in circulation of a
heavy defalcation in one of the banks of tn is
city; the accused party being well known cit
iZen Of Washington. The defalcation it seems
was at the banking house OF George w. Riggs
q Co., corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street; the accused person being Mr. John G..
Clarke, for the past 20 years teller at the bank
and one OF the most trusted employees of the firm
In the early part OF last week Mr.. Riggs dis
covered an error in the cash account Of Mr.
Clarke, and upon mentioning the fact Mr. g. i'm
msdIately accompanied Mr.. Riggs to his private
office, Where, ii is said, he made full COMES
sion OF the whole matter; aekno wledging that
ne mad Tor some time past been using the money
OF the bank to loan to some of his friends but
expected to have returned the same before il
was discovered, and that he had Appropriated
for that purpose between Sc}0,OOO and $4,000
He Immediately transferred to Mr.. Riggs all his
property-yalued at twelve or fifteen thousand
dollars-consisting Of large brick house on 1
street. between 18th and 18th streets and other
property in different sections of the civ He
also handed Mr.. X. about SCI, 900 worth of paper.
Whlch Is properly endorsed and secured, and
upon which the money will be realized Besides
this, he Will transfer TO Mr.. Riggs all his right
10 a large CLAIM which he has in New York
city, and which will be paid in the course of
lew months, thus making the money all good,
anu pIevehung any loss TO the bank Mr.. Riggs
and the other members OF the firm express erea,
regret at the occurrence, as Mr. Clarke has beer
with them from boyhood, and always enjoyed
the esteem and confidence OF each member of
the nTm. be was very much esteemed by a
large circle of friends i'm this city, all of whom
are panied at this occurrence With the ad vice
OF his friends he has left the CITY, No action
viii be taken against him by Mr.. Riggs, as the
bank loses nothing.
Mr.. Clarke is a son Of the late Mathew St
Cialr Clarke, who was in public Office foI
many years here. 1t is understood that he has
left the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-02

MISSIONARY MEErTSs.-The mopth,v 49,.
ing OF the Junior Foreign Mission So.;a,sT =
.ne loan rresnyterian Church, took place
churcn- The Rev. John O. Smith, pastor con'
Quoted the exercises. After the reading renor,.
from missions In Athens, Western and CentraI
Turkey and Northern China, which gave fiat-
terng accounts of the spread Of the Gospel. the
Rev. = X Riggs, who has been for some t,rne
: missionary among the Dacota Indians, vas
introduced and gave some very interesting ac-
counts Of the Indians After a few remarks
BY MT. King collection was taken up, after
which the meeting was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-02

lNPANTIcIDF.-At 3 O'Clock yesterday, Jus.
quest over the body of q white male infant
winch was found on the night of the 18th ult
Inc jury rendered verdict to the effect thai
said infant was found in the rear of a lot owned
oy Jonh A Newman, near New Jersey avenue
and street, between 8 and o'clock %. M. on
tne 2otn OF February, where it had been left
Upon the snow to perish; and that the child
uIe9 al the house Of Leonard Luber, where il
Hao been taken after being found, from the eff.
iects OF the exposure it had been subjected TO.
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1876 SEVENTH STREET 1856
OVAL AND soUARK PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS AND TAssRLs
A IN q

fOO 400
OVAL AND souARK PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS AND TAssKLs,
rICTURE NAILS,
PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGe,
WINDOW SHADES, &C.
Persons having Paintings, Engraving. or Pho
our stock Of Oval Walnut and sll Gilt Frames
ranging In size from 6xs 70 20x24 ipches also Rus
tic Square Frames. Square Frames made 70 order.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
from Photograph TO Portrait size. Picture Rings,
PAPER HANGINGs AND WINDOW SHADES.
All grades Paper Hangines. embracing Inc En-
varied assortment of Medium and Low Priced Pc
pers, Borders, &c Window Shades Of different
siHes and col 70. Private Dwellings aud Store
shAae' o. my reSuse1 S 1e nae 90 9rHsr
choice selection OF Paintings and Engrsyings,
embracing, with others, the following gems The
Baptism; by knaus; chocolate Girl, by Meyer.
Rescue, by Coldeve; Little Barefoot. by De MOu-
lignon; Fine Interior by Renoux; Dante and Beat
rice, by Meyer; Choice Fruit and Flower by Roe
sen, Way, and others.
ENGRAvINGsi
Napoleon from Waterloo to Paris ISIS. Franklin
before the Lords at whitehall, Merry Making in
the olden Time. Peace and War Sunshine Of Life,
Love Messenger, &C.
tering good articles !varrsnting them ~ repre-
scented at the lowest remunerative prices, 20
cure liberal portion of the public patronage.
Punctuality and good workmanship in a. ing or
Any order not alphabetically filed will be immedi-
VTIRHs CASH, FOR GOODS AND LABOR.
No. 4se SEVENTH AHfahHsaat sFTRrrr,
doors above ODD Fellow Hsll.
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JURORS DRAwN.-To-day the Clerk of the
Sourl drew the following names from the Jury
Dox 10 serve in place ',f those drawn for service
as pm jurors OF the March term of the Crimi-
naI CouIt VINO were returned non est. or Were
e ehHeuseo;-C; Handle II, 4th ward; Robert Clark,
g wao, uhonas HaveLner, 4th ward; John
GImppiey ON ward !: Joseph e. Law, 7th ward.
uePn Marsh, I'd ward; j. W. Barker, It'll
We, %aIu, Henry Is. odd, ID ward; James Kelly,
Is. WaIu Charies @. Anderson, 9TH ward; Philip
Eeos' ist ward; j iladen Forrest, GEORGETOWN.
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GE0RGEfOWN ABvRfISRNENrS.

I ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, VERY
II CHEhP.l50o yards Bleached and On
Cotton at To- III IS is YARD Wide o HnaToscos
gin BlssShed Muslin. 20 cents. Wsmsutta New
sSee,ns ccttons and EinenH, irsh Linen shirt sna
Fronts, Linen Csmb. Hanakercbiefs. Il. 400 yards
ana at
pacas, Table Linens. Napkins, Doylies, Hoop
The, above goods were purchased while they
were down at the lowest r.tes and we are now
orF and prd. thfH New
NH tim. IOi Bridge st, Georgetown.
y Bleaehed and Brown COTTONs; 200 pieces
i6i Bridge street, GeorsetoSu, D. C. fe nsx ~
by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown
SALE Of ThI II 5NEBSyEP REAL Es
Of the N 81
1s on The ls.h T sss' lss So the
sOn on MONDAY March I'd sf ISIS 81 r9e Se ASs
?. N. certain Real Estate in GeOrgetown, D. G.,
p par S ID; re- Hs %
s.aS. e point Sn
Second street 20 feet more or less, and extending
back Of that width l5o feet Upon this real estate
estate will be sold in parcels the eastern part
fronting ls feet Ga inches. more or less, Second
and improvements thereon; the western part front
ing Is feet Ia inch, more or less Second street
and running back $50 feet with the dwelling and
improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash Of which $50 will
be paid on each parcel at the fall of the hammer
Balance in and IL months. All conveyancing and
revenue stamps at cost of purchaser. Settlements
within days after sale, otherwise property will be
reeold at purchaser cost and risk.
CHAS. NJ. MATTHEWS. Trustee.
fel5td THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
WIN. b; XHEATLEYS RREMIgN STEAM
ESTABLISHMENT.
Established in 1881; premium awarded By the Me
troPohtsn Institute, 1857 rebuilt 1855, and IL
by far the largest and most complete establishment
Of the kind in this section of cou airy.
Dyeing and Securing Of Gil kinds done In the bes'
n amer.
Truly thankful for past avors, the subscribeI
solicits the continued custom of the community
Goods received and returned by ex press with tn
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Once address, Lock Box No. so.
Office closes daily at sunset, except Saturday
when IL 10 closed at 8n d. m. au IL -6m
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In A DANGEROUS CoHpIT1oN,-It ia stated
that Mrs. Kate Brown, the colored woman who
was erected from the cars at Alexandria a few
days since, is being attended at her sister
house, on q street, by DR.. Auguste, and that
the Doctor testified before the Senate Commit
tee on the District last Friday, that she hac
sustained serious injuries, and that her recoy.
cry was extremely doubtful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-02

BARS, corner 7th and E streets, are still sell
ing of their entire stock Of mems, youths, AM
boys Clothing at cost price, to make room fol
their very large stock of Spring and Summer
Goods. Special attention is called to their very
large stock Of white Dress Shirts, Underwear
Hosiery, Ties, Scarfs, &c. BAR & CO.,
ALL Corner 9TH and Z sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-02

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist No 424 Pa. avenue
between ~ and 9th streets. Office hours from
8 a. m. to 6 p. m. No charge for consultation
Established 1861,
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The STORMY MARCH has come at last,
With wind and cloud and changing skies.
March Overcoats at Henning's One Price
Clothing Store, No. Sill eth street, Intelligen-
Ger Building.
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WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR so BEAUTIFUL
Mrs. s. A. Aliens Improved (neW stfe) Hal
Restorer or Dressing,in one bottle. Price One Dol
lar. Every Druggist sells it, co
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FEkIAN BRoTHERBoOD.-A very large and
enthusiastic meeting of the Washington Oircls
was held Saturday evening in German Hall
18th street. above f. After the initiation of O
number Of membe rs interesting addresses wer,
read, among which was an appeal in behalf OF
the families Of the Irish patriot prisoners. The
appeal resulted IN all present coming forward
and handing in donations. fFJ
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THE ORIGINAL FRANC,
2,14,1:

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE stat
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard
will please leave their orders at No. LIP Eas
Capitol street. between 4th and 5th.
JOHN CoGGINs, Agent
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The LkcTuR. BY George Alfred Towr
me popular writer and lecturer for the send,
OF ltne "Indusnial Home SCHOOL, tor oeneft
NMienI VIII be q very interesting enterta norrow
Newspaper and maEAxine readers are inment
wL.n the lively and readable produ familiar
~. Iowpsend, and his lectures are Ictions Of
~ NON graphic and brilliant than said TO be
eA~1- Ais written
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-02
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEW S.
Amlsements, &c., Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATER--The great sensational
play, "Under the Gas Light"
hETzERoTT HALL.-Lecture for gentlemen
only by Prof. q. s. Fowler, OF New York, on
-Nanhood'
MECHANICS HALL, 39s Maryland avenue
Exhibition of Prof Meals Dissolving Views
WAUeH CHAPEL Capitol Hill.-First eye-
ming OF the Ladies Fair and Festival
FIPTEKNTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Concert by the Church Choir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-02

DEAD.-Mr I swis Thomas xrboso d.noa
S;s iiiness we announced day OF two since.
ueo on Sdtun lay night. He was Universally
aesPtcteu as citizen, and as a business man.
anu I LIS loss i'll be deeply deplored by all who
~ niih. 60 his estimable family, to whom
i e was uevo' ed, and who were attached TO him
81 YIN oy every tie Of affection and respect
t, n uIo~ ill be a crushing one, indeed. The
IL, eii "a Kes place at 2 p. m. to-day, from his
'"'o iesoe nee in South Washington.