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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-25
IL FRANK GOES
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME,
OR BONE MAN URE.
WARRANTED GENUINE.

Ibis Fertilizer has been in use twelve years.
and each year has been improved
in quality.
Win insure good crop on poor soil. At the
same time it will improve the soil.
No Manure can be more economical.
Put up in Good Strong Bags of l25 pounds,
each. and in barrels of about $50 lbs each.
ls> no charge for packages. Sold by
NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
No. 4, South Wharves.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
ANALYSIS FOR
Z. FRANK GOES SUPERPHOSHATE.
BALTIMORE St, South Gay St,
September 26th, 1865 J
REPORT
OF Analysis of E. F. Goes Superphosphate Of
Lime.
A sample of this, taken by myself from lot
of about two hundred tons, which was brought
into this market was found upon Analysis to
be composed, rs follows
Of Biphosphate Of 1897
containin gof Phosphoric Acid....l2 II
Ilme.................... all
waite Buy
Of Free Phosphoric Acid ny d. ated ......... G.G2
containing of Phosphorc Acid ...... 4.80
Water .....,........... 1.o2
Of Phosphate of Iron and Ammonia.".., 0.34
OfSulphste of Lime hydrated 1905
Il" Sulphurc Acid .........lS. 63
Llmt........ ....."...........l3.U Va
Waterman. .......... $50
OF Alkaline Salts Obi
OfSand and Animal Carbon ....... 1872
OF Organic Matter capable Of producing 9.22
of acknowledgements $50
Of Water as Moisture and Loss. .......... 1887
1OoCO
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

J. l.. RiDker, Auct.
Loudoun CO., je l6-eOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-25
S S E M BLY, Rooms

The ASSEMBLY ROOMS have Just been
fitted up, and are now for rent for LECT URES,
CONCERTS, FAIRS, &c. Apply to
feb l5-tf WINNER 6 SLAYMAkER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-25

FOR RENT.
:d:ij The fine BRICK DWELLING, No. g.,
south Water street, formerly the residence Of
Hugh Latham, esq. In good repair; water
and gas apply to J. &. VERPLANCk,
jy 6--tf Room l23, Mansion house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-25

"SHUTERS HILL PROPERTY" near
the western suburbs. Good Dwelling and fifty
acres Of land, all we'll enclosed with neW fence.
The four-story fre-proof WAREHOUSE, on
the corner of Prince and Union streets.
The three story BRICK WAREHOUSE, on
the south side of Prince street, east OF Union.
Apply to GREEN % WISE
Real Estate Agents, No %,
~ Gin Mansion House Building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-25

rs~4 FOR RENT
s@##31 The large new THREE STORY BHICE
HUUSE, on the N. E. corner Of Prince and
Patrick Streets with water and gas and all the
modern improvements Possession given, I'M
mediately Apply to GREEN y WISE,
Real Estate Agents, No. %,
jy 14-tf Mansion House Buildings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-25

In store and for 6als BY
B. II. LAMBERT,
Agent for the Manufacturers
10 81 Is Union Wharf
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SALT

0UPERIOR SALAD OIL, Fresh Hops,
y Coxe's Gelatine, American Isinglass, Eng,
lish Mustard, pure African Pepper, Ground
Black Pepper. Ginger, Cloves, Allspice, &C.,
received and for sale by
COOK s. KELLEY,
iv2O 107, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-25

DEKUVIAN GUANO.
500 tons No. l PERUVIAN GUANO, direct
from the Warehouse of the Importer. For saIe
by 3. Il. LAMBEh'T'
~ "A IS Union Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-25
FOR SALE AND RENT.
TOP SAL, f.

a. FOX SALE--
EI:a HOUSE and LOT, on the south asst corn !
OF Alfred and Queen streets, fronting. 10 feet
inches on Queen street, and running back lN
feet to q IL feet alley IF not sold before the
18th instant, it will be offered On that day by
public auction. Apply to
GREEN 81 WISE,
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nv Green d Wise.

Loudoun co., je 19-eots
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-03-20

to the bar, and stood there arraigned for
infringing upon the rules.
Mr. Rich moved that Mr. Tourgee be
reprimanded, and the Chair was about to
commence the censure, when Mr.. Tourgee
insisted that he had right to DO heard,
either in person or through counsel.
The Chair stated the grounds of offence.
Mr.. Tourgee was then allowed to make
his defence, which he did at some length.
Mr.. Rodman offered q resolution releas-
ing Mr.. Tourgee from arrest, and that the
Convention proceed to transact business.
Hood (uegro) moved to amend by insert
ing the word "unlawful" before the word
"arrest." .-.
MIR. Welker said his colleague had been
arrested improperly (he thought), and he
MIR. Welkerl would insist upon having the
matter fairly tried. He would not let the
matter drop under the resolution, for either
MIR. Tourgee had been improperly or pro-
perly dealt with, and, if improperly. he
wished it said so now at once.
Hoods amendment was put to q vote
and carried.
The question recurred upon Mr.. Rod
mans resolution, which was put to q vote
and carried.
The question REQUIRED upon Mr.. Mann's
resolution.
Mr.. Durham offered the following amend
ment, which was rejected
Resolred, That this is q compliment To that
tyranny and despotism which is being inaugura-
| ted to subvert the Constitution of the United
States, and destroy the liberties of the American
people.
The question then REQUIRED upon Mr..
Mann's resolution.
MIR; Durham asked for the yeas and nays,
and they were again refused him.
The resolutions xpara tboy, aIo,loI
Mr.. Rodman offered resolution raising
Select Committee of s to consider the
Relief Question.
On motion of Mr.. Rodman the rules were
suspended and the resolution Adopted
Adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-03-20

noxious measures that had yet been put in
print. It was both unjust and unconstitu-
tional.
By consent. Mr.. Abbott introduced re-
solution, authorizing the President 10 ap-
point 1i". S,ceet to proceed to Charleston,
to confer with Gen. Candy, in regard to the
approaching election, the manner of con-
Quoting it, &c.
The rules were suspended and the reso-
luton was adopted.
The Relief question was resumed, when
Mr.. French. of Bladen, occupied the floor
and opposed the ordinance
Mr.. Pool offered an ordinance, entitled
an " ordinance to prevent the sacrifice of
property of Debtors" introduced by him
self, some time ago, as substitute.
Mr.. Pool characterized Mr. Rodman's S
ordinance as being in some measure repu-
diation and totally unconstitutional, and
besides, the idea of submitting the ordi
nance to be voted upon separately from
the Constitution was simply ridiculous, as
it allowed men to vote on their own pri-
vate interests.
While MIR. Pool was speaking, Mr.. Hobbs
arose and said that nobody but 1could-6e-
JudgeS and candidates had spoken. If they
wanted to speak, let them go out into the
neighborhood-not carry on their tonyf00I-
cry here.
Mr.. Pool endeavored to go on, when Mr..
Hobbs insisted on his taking his seat.
The Chair called Mr. Hobbs to order.
g. Mr.. Hobbs would not come to order.
The Sergeant-at-arms was called on,
when, after little more wrangling, Mr..
Hobbs took his seat
Finally the question REQUIRED upon Mr..
POOLS ordinance, as a substitute for tho
one offered by Mr.. Rodman.
The yeas and nays being called, the vote
stood, yeas 36, nays Al.
The question then recurred upon the
adoption of the ordinance of Mr.. Rodman.
The yeas and nays were called and re-
suited in the following ballot Yeas 81,
nays IS.
On motion of Mr.. Aydlott, the house ad-
iOurncd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-03-20
MORNING SESSION.

WEDNESDAY, March II, 1868.
The Convention was called to order at the
usual hours
Prayer blythe Rev. Mr.. Lennon, of the
Convention.
THE SPECIAL ORDER.
The report of the Committee on internal
Improvements was taken up.
Mr.. Rich called up that part of the re-
port that presents an ordinance to amend
the charter of the Chatham Railroad Com
pany, and which authorizes an issue Of
81, 200, 900 of coupon bonds, bearing six
per cent interest, payable at the end of
thirty years from the date thereof, f,-the
State to be secured by deposit of coupon
bonds of the Company to the same amount
and bearing the same interest, and payable
at the same time and place as those of the
State, directed to be issued and paid over
to the said road.
Mr.. Rich said he did not deem it neces-
sary to say anything on the subject. He
only requested that a statement, drawn mp
by Prof. Kerr, might be read.
The Secretary read the statement, when
Mr.. Tourgee arose and proceeded to show
the advantages that would accrue to the
State if this ordinance was adopted.
Mr. Jones, of Washington, said that be
was an internal improvement man, but he
thought man, who was at all prudent,
when he intended to embark in an enlarged
enterprise, would first find out that he had
the means to carry it out, and held that
what was prudent in an individual was
prudent in State. He was opposed to
pledging the credit of the State, by SO
large al issue, until our affairs should as
sumo brighter aspect.
Mr.. Heaton moved to insert in the 10Th
limo between the letter ga y and the word
"mortgage, the word {" first. "
The Chairman, MIR. Rich, accepted the
amendment This makes the ordinance
read "a first mortgage" inIevery instance:
The yeas and nays being called the ordl- 6d
nance was adopted by vote Of yeas oO'
nays 4.
MIR. Heaton, by consent, submitted a re-
port from the Committee of Sixteen, con-
cerning an ordinance relating to the VIII
liamston and Tarboro, Railroad Company.
Lies over.
Mr.. Mann called up the ordinance to
change the manner of paying the State sub
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MORNING SESSION.
TrEsDAY. March 10. 1868.

TUESDAY, March 10, 1868
Convention called to order at the usual
hour
l.. D. Hall, of Sampson, came forward
was sworn in and took his seat.
Mr.. Hayes, of Robson, from the com
mlttee of internal Improvements, reported
an ordinance to change the manner of the
payment of the capital stock of the West
crn railroad.
by the same, from the same committee,
another ordinance to change the charter of
the Chatham Railroad Company.
On motion of Mr.. Rich, the various re-
ports from the committee on Internal Inn
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Bishop AtkInson's appointments.
STATE OF xORTH CAROLINA,
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
Court If Eptay, to Spring Term, 1868.
Patrick Murphy,
,,rSSiI=,,7 Original Bill.
James W. Russ.
IT APPEARING UPON AFFIDAVIT, that
L john Z. Mcmillan, one Of the defendants in
the above entitled suit SO absconds conceals
himself that the ordinary process of lew cannot
Ic served upon him, lie is hereby notified to ap-
lear at the next Term OF the Court of Equity, to
aa neiI for the county of New Hanover, at the
Court House in Wilmington, on the fourth Mon
day after the fourth Monday in March, A. D. 1868,
tnen and there to plead, answer or demur to said
5GIr, OF judgment pro COnJeSSO will be entered as
t. Inn.
Witness, FREDEKICK d. Poisson, Clerk and N as
ter Of the Court of Equity for the county of New
Hanover, the Ith Monday after the 4.h Monday IN
September, 4. j. 1867
FREDERICK d. POISSON,
Clerk and Master.
march - Sow
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 Nervous Debility Premature Decay and
ali the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, fo1
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free 10 al
who need it, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sui
Iarers wishing to profit by the advertisers expe-
Tieucc can do SO by addressing, il perfect conf
d"ucc, JOHN H. OGDEN,
No. II Cedar ST., New York.
april 10 1O-ly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-03-20

A man in Delaware County, Indiana,
owns a dog twenty-one years old, and q
chicken that is nearly twenty: The Muncle
Times sagely remarks These ages @re
great for those animals. .-,a..
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square, of 10 lines or less, for each and every
insertion, 81.
Special Notices will be charged $500 per square
for each and every insertion.
Ali Obituaries and private publications OF eVsI5
charac tor, are charged as advertisements.
G1-No advertisement rejecting upon private
character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be
admitted.
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EDIEB

,, ,l,i-- cify ON wednesday night, 11th instant
.HnttI:T .i ~" = CRAFT aged 10 years and g
1a@dts, nHitiis, soll Of the late Thomas c. Craft.
IN the vicinity Of fayetteville, on the evening of
the iat inst Mr. ANNA c. EVANS, aged 80
wears and months.
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TsARR1ED.

In this city, on the evening of the 11t 1sfT nsta4i'
bT Rev. J0ha \. Andrews, Mr.. JAS: Il: SMIIH' 1II,H
Of GoIdsboro', n. c., to Miss EMMA MEN,
of this place. .~r~z
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-03-20

Provements were made the special order
for tomorrow at 10l o'clock.
Mr. Daniel, from the committee appoint
ed to examine and report upon the Dur
ham Ashley affair, asked to be DISCHARGED
from the further consideration of the mat
ter. Report accepted and matter lies over.
Mr.. Latin, from the committee on Mis-
cellaneous Affairs, submitted report IA
vofable to an ordinance establishing a Me-
chanics' and Laborers' Lien Law Lies
over
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-03-20

NIGHT SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, March IL, 1868.
Convention called to order at y o'clock.
THE SPECIAL ORDER.
The ordinance for Relief, introduced by
Mr.. Rodmar, was taken up and read.
Mr.. Rodman arose and urged its pas
sage, and, in order that. the delegates mi ght
explain the ordinance section by section.
Mr. Sweet was heartily in favor of the
ordinance he thought it would be a great
relief to the distressed people, and, in his
opinion it contained not the slightest taint
of reputation.
Mr.. King, of Lenoir, opposed the meas
ure he thought it to he nothing less than
rank repudiation, and one of the most OBJ
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Terms of subscription. . 40
Weekly Paper, one year, in advance M M
DO Six months, - ''.'''. ...o 90 90
Daily PAPER, one year, in advance M M
six months, .....-'' % 0O
- three months, in advance, . 0S oS
one month, --.-.-' W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10
baltimore Market.

Flcur.-The market for -four was cornpar-
auvely quiet yesterday, and no sales were
made. Prices are finn for all descriptions, and
thr i' ndctrr l. rather upward.
ilain.- " heat was quiet vest 7rday. but
prices wCrc finn rcd selling at 247a255c. for IA
10 good, 21a2SOc. for prime and choice, and
white NJ .S5c. tor prime. The receipts We're
lj,O bushels. Corn was less active, yellow
b"ing being quite dull and , to &C. lower in
price. The receipts We're n 900 bushels, and We
not" sales of 1900 bushels damp white at liza
Use. 400 bushels dry do. At l2Oa122c.. and We
heard that i2:}C. was paid for lot of very fine
do In yellow we have only TO note sales OF
Loco TO l-5UO bushels at lA2ai2?c., these figures
beng the best that could be obtained TO-DAY for
prime. Oats are tending upward, prime selling
a, .5a11C.
Prov -iCnS.-There IL rather more dong in
provisions. but the tTansa tIons in them are not
H. ANY. there being comparatively little stock TO
operate IN. We notice sales OF some 20.J o
pounds bulk shoulders at cents. and We quote
bulk sides as before at lUk cents. Bacon is
fairly active, sales OF som" ~ 10 80 hoGshpa Is
being made to-day at II cents for shoulders.
J.. = cents for RIB sides, and - cents for clear
RIB DO. Hams sell az 16a1e cents. Lard may be
quoted nj IL !, I'm cents in tierce for city an
pCst'rn, and We qUo.e mess pork at : - > for
old, so s5a-l3 for New western, and S1-dss y -
Ter barrel tor city.
>u-aTs.-The advance in gold has strength
led the market, and sugars are held Ia cher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

WI AZ '.-..- rr..'. 70 ANNOUNCE that the
i-lsiR- 81 o.. tF--sG,. N1u~fO Mrs PutL.r-
s4ru au.i Ri ~f-.s.r T,r.' - a. hc-,e on Mon
'fN eve INNS. r-.~ EVEN O'Clock. The even
i"- - p. ~ "-.-. .,4.r TO thr drayyin--rl,.n
icC'Tf5us- e.. OH. .'....- .- u.u Of the aileruool
- Crr-r- la-' .assu, and they viii receive
every Norc.a. .,"r.1c until ia thcr notice.
~TThhtR t'-fsE.- EECETTIoN-.-Wc are
sufhCTI" q e s-l... 'a..' perceptions CfSppak-
y CCi;1N WI ro-.so.uc- on Fri IlvcveuIn-.
January ~. and continue during tho season
Oh eNcIN Friday -F,uing thereafter. No 'im,
his We is'n fi.'d for the afternoon receptions
81 Mrs ana NI-- Nd:-hcyy ", N other AMI sister
II Tho Speaker.
Ms PC-TN CiENEEAL RANDALL Will
bold :'c,pt.On- on wednesday afternoons Of
each WFtk
rHE LADIES o. SECRET tEY BROwSING'-
FsMfIN viii rr".ivo their frIand-. ~ usual. o.
W g.iEes days, from l. 20 ! O'Clock. D. N R'~i-
dcrce Oh GontE, merry street, tieorg town
I~IZEts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

TUS WTIALN STAE. now on car counter for
Sc AID IN wIaI peT~ ready for The mails, COT
tE7 capital story entitled --ThrD- Thousand
q Year tEr report OF Senator Howard on tho
-T-I@'-tcn IF S'Cr''ary stanton; Receptions
+-.-l"g 'hr week; lively time a. the CJiofrd
y rrktEE Trsu's meeting account Of a la,...,iug
d" 81 10 a Grant club: Mon yInsnf~ for Relief uf
"a l,,I, >CClsty New: " Washington New,
II 'sc---r- ! L. Courts; I"np-ranc- Natter:
Y 7vf 10 rs % The Working Peoplr: -atuI
4" IT. o. Dom, ~fIC Economy: Humorous
-. ''t4' =. N.ih domestic. MIhtar. Naval H.
irTr7s 'al. and Local New. Agricultural and
i+-p"- ~ ping Miscellany, and the - Tel
.stI be- Iii-TaIVEss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10
TINANtIAL AND CaMuERCI,L.

Thor i rrn"~sl d:sp -sitio1 % look fivc--
ably Urou thu iin,nrIai prospects OF the
ar. and hu-Iur-- IN most dep trtments - NJ
rowing. TIL iO1u mark,t IN New Yo is
80 y, ana Tie uu-a tons are Lthrr ut . / IN
n .. / A' ~ l. an anu.dIl of ida Ip;t u,
.ui tie tendency o. f!le currency 4 fSSI-lS
tLu' city. lIS-oUrt. ar" quiet ~ 10. Tlr
stock U@ bCt = s:,v,dv. Govern rnents aro not
N,vy aerIy..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

:
INV YORK, Jan. I0.-First Board-U. 5. 6's.
lol. coupon, 1teA 5-2O's, ic61, coupons, 1OSx;
l-'4, 'X-Coupon, ito l: 1861, coupons, iO6H; 1861.
coupon, now, lCiS Z: 52J's, 1567, coupon, I IL
it ~. coupons, t2S; T.3D's second, lbs; BIS
third. l'"; Pacific Mail, III; Atlantic Mil,
IL; Canton, +9A; Cumberland, r.; Quick
cllyer, PAX, Mariposa, :; do. preterr'd, ~;
n. Y Central. l2 " Erie.Iia; do. pTefer'd. IS 4;
IC,: Michigan southern, SIX: Illinois Central,
l"J (. Cleveland Il Pittsburg. 9IH; North west
err, -; do preferred, -; Cleveland AMI
Iole6O,lti / Rock Island. G6 II: Fort Wayne, 10y;
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, BIN. w. u
Telegraph, 37L; Boston Water Power, 21X;
Gold, 137L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

RoEEEEiE> have become 20 frequent Of late
% VsIl street. New NOrk, and vicinity, and in
s'sw Of The fact that the police have failed 10
adord protection 70 the brokers and bankers. a
move m nj EaF been started 10 provide priyat.
-' tectiN'.. 1hI, IDEA promises . b. a success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

by TrIeCrapf.
NEW YORK, Jan. lU.-flour dull and droop-
Ing. Wheat dull and in buyer's favor. Corn
= -hIGe lower. Rye dull. Oats dull and a
half cent love-. Pork nominal; Old Mess
SIR Lard firm at 122. aI3s. Cotton steaiy
al lGaiG4 Gem for Middling Freghts firm
Spirits TurpentIne finn N - Rosin L. quiet
al -; for strained
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FOR SALE AND RRN /.

EoE RFNT-A CoMPLErELv FURNISHED
] IL IsE in toe vest End, bus n C disfa I~-
~ m he DepaItm. nte- coHt ,iIIHgt nrN.a.. blth
N".rr si'h 80 at e'o 49, manth, co. sIN
sIos 1t 90 ner Sevcn'i ,.t r rrr-.i-
fHpR REST-I" the best Of cauous. a ar"
story a.. So, NE ,s,I1 h lUtf = e, fur
Ii,het. Shh Pi,Io, or ~ Oh Inrnitlre; ~.
th' nrp'r n. o .-e ' gertiarn"n y srsti
aai'y Csli - SOS VI, rect brt x,en otp "A Ii,n
if'in to AZ u clock ~ Ialt 20
tOR sALf-Ih STOCK, FIXrC rs and
L co. II WI J. e E'r -;-tN St"r. cent ally %
,strd. With Ion 4. Less' Of y three. cory
BTitk BU'iCtis iii e aud - ,ri. y,
t"i' ing Ill tooms. EsLt SIS Ter mottH ga
Sic0 FIT VI a FOX
aI1st corner 81 sevcaIh anI rtr,ets.
a. X r. X r
That ne four - y, Nre>zat hricL front
lIllDlhG on tn co ner 'f 9Th - Get md >-~
NI'k svsru-, ConiHiuit- Sb Ut 8 ~ .'ts rite N
With every imtruNeaent. HBl ranged for . ut
or lrrPr bosrG''e huus"- } fsDce I5ta afr q .
iron it, proximity & the lcrs TN. wa and bank
tile loCa ion offers unu>usl induce uents
Also.
AL ming the a'oye. with o1tr-ne on New
NorE avenue, n n private r. eIDkSCE, c, -
tHtuiue ~ com. sna having evcty moiera iin-
prove meat If desired tie to-, huil flag can H.
throw tnsethe' TINS forming .f the nnsst
hotel sends In the city Coutaining 81 rooms slI
syii entrance each of the shove nan 1t
s,Tets For terms and a per-.nsl in.p cti,n o.
lie property apply to PtTt VI FOX.
- u 81 Corner 9th and streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

N:~-T-- WALLACk HND DAVENPORT. With
=, - nm G, mPaEy, which lbs been - popular
in Nv York, viii commence a >-ri,- OF Isr-
;'t:udnt'- 81 ais Opera House on Nouu.,.
,NrniTg next. cnd have selected fCr III. INITIAL
l''-tv IL Inc 81 eoIncdy entitled -S,iIl Waters
Run Dep, IH ~ hich Mr.. Wa!Iack. - John
Gi.dmIy, and Mr.. davenport ~ --Captaia
Hsy k-it stand unrIyallrd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-10

a. We a." requested TO stat. that The meet
'ng "h.eh AL Gu ned from the ofic,. e.; Kill
N>urn Lst'a. on the 3d instant, TO meet ~
Ne'z' rot Hall this ming, il postponed until
:rT1h. notice
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Nf WOULD Nu~T KF-ParFFUII,y IN.
w m IA tie 'itivt,s of Washington
Al Tie tgef IN th" ,ub &c la s.a-
- -. have "a thHs. Il th ITO of
- lkt FNKpF1S OIL -
~ OILS sHd w. Use FURNISHING -A4s
u 81" >ts'r No. 400 ~"Vcut street between
G I'D st,ets, e Mr. " Vail -. q having -.
hfi' 'h' - re q, ,toCkef IL vita "A fun linz. ri
an'' o"e Psii"r thsmh"T piaiug -rapn at
~ c. turnitur =. fot ether with Erus-el<, rhrra
~ ihi r IN tarr"t-. tii,i"i. 81 resp &
g. ~ M iu- p.rti N % the -ama
VIEW 81 rel Mr. ~ 70 Itu-wAn Jr Il A.
ia Mr Fu NV ,li"c Er"e rf th" store. wh-rc he
VT d" pleased :" s"e ht- iii friends ans Gu.
Z No. n IS ~" tuhfC Generally.
Iie1k'u' fNr ps,t patronage, res pectfuliy
y iru 'onfiuusnc- Z" the SUM. Snd pledge ou~-
= I've 10 give cur un 'iv',.d att-nii to satisry
81" tIcmIty n speLd Ia the wants Df our Gu,
{. H"i-.
cur motto in tho f-turc nc in tho raSt an II he
escort Profits and Quick Sales n. mi=renre.
-itaiioa Of goods r th- purpnse If edsctin =
rae GREFN x " It'll tM>.
Branca StOra,
j. 10 seed No. 400 ! h sire ct. bet Gand H.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
i 1RICT az CoLrMRTA,
IN B4NkR UPTCY.
The undersigned hereby give nstice that the
second meeting of the ere !itors Of SAMUEL
S1RtNG who has been adjudged a bankrupt
nFon h. own petition, will he he at the office II
J. sa!les Brown. Esa Resist ar in Bankru ptcy. ct
tie City Hall, in the city OF Washingta d. o., at
10 O'Clock -. m. on the 2ist ay Of January, A. D.
1873. BY order Of the Court
SIMPSON p. MOSES
49, x 8 HOWE, Assignees.
Washington. Jan. q, 1879. jal0-n
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s| The dead lock IN The Pennsylvania II Jasa
80 L. l'-It's continued through yesterday. and
''af ic,iy adjourned over until today without
sirs'4nc a sptGIer