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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-30

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for The STAR
who reside on Capitol fill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. LIP East
Capitol street, between 4th and 5th
JOHN CO0arNa, AGENT.
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CoRNs EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-Dr
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between tx and 9th Streets established
1861. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails, Enlarged
joints, Vascular excrescences, and all diseases
OF the feet relieved, and often entirely cured
without pain or inconvenience to the patient.
Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other
responsible residents and visitors of the Dis
trict certify to the above. Hours from a. m.
to 9 d. m
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TEMPERANCE MATTERS.-The regular meet
Ing of the Washington Temperance Society Was
held last evening AZ Temperance Hall, which
wa. well attended. Mr J.. III. HOllingshead
presided, and addresses were made by Dr.
Clayton, q. W. Maher, Mr.. Drew. Justice
Harper and others. The President called at
tsntiOn 10 tie fact that the time for holding out
door meetings. was approaching, and having
ten president Of the society for two years he
hopfc that some yOun ger man would be select
ed for the place. He felt proud of the position.
but NJ desired some other person TO share its
hon-ors, while he would continue 10 work with
all ms power, nov as heretofore, TO push on The
temperance ball
A large and enthusiastic public Temperance
meeting was held yesterday aftern Don at the
barracks OF the 18th infantry. in the grounds
south of the Executive Mansion. n which
several addresses were made.
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DAN RIGGS CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE-Col
Dan Rice, with his circus troupe and MENACE
re, Is now making his final tour throughout
the country, preparatory to his retirement from
the profession. The procession passed down
the Avenue this morning, preparatory to CIV
ing their first exhibition on the lot on 9Th street
sohth OF pennsylvania avenue, and was a fine
aHalr; the chariot, with the band; the mounted
knights, III gorgeous array; the decorated cages
me baby elephants, the ponies, the camel &c
&C. all attracting great attention. Dan Rice is
one OF the Oldest and most SUGGEST full of show
men in this country and As a humor,st he en-
Joys a great reputation. His circus company is
said 10 be very full and complete, and his col
Iecuon OF wild and trained animals very exteu
slye. The circus remains here four DAYS. an
VIII, of course, be crowded afternoon and eve.
ming
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WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR so BRAUTIPULl
Mrs. S. A. Aliens inproped (neW sWe) Hair
Restorer or Dressing,in bottle. Pric&One Dol
lar. Every Druggist sells it, 60
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RoBBKRIEs.-Thed dwelling house or Mr.. Jos.
Wannall, 339 10th street, near NJ, was burglar
ousiy entered on Saturday night. and robbed OF
q lot Of clothing and culinary articles, besides
. quantity of coal Mr.. KING, next door neigh
Dor, was also robbed of quantity Of clothing,
taken from the clothes line in his yard, and
le1t TO him family wa. ROBBED Of a lot Of cosl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-30

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor of a rare and delicate boquet of
MOWERS, and in tins respect is unrivalied. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours 60
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l. IHE CARRlAGEWAY OF STREET
NORTH. BETWEEN NEW JER-
SEY AVENUE AND FOURTH

HE SAKkiAGhWAY OF STREET
NORTH; BETMEEN NEW JER-
STREET WEST
Proposals will be received at the Mayor q tice,
City b all, until II O'Clock N on SATURDAY, the
4th day OF April next, for grading and paving L
street. it'll stone similar that used in 4 street
north; the stone to be not eight OF less than
nve inches In diameter and seven inches in depth
to he laid on bed Of gravel not less than light in
sharp sa nd before paving, and to be well ranmed
three times with ninety pound rammer, aud well
wstered before the last rsmmnR; the sur plus earth
TO be deposited in such neighboring or aces
Nd the " ard Commissioner may direct, and the con-
traeto, Will be required TO leave q surface of tive
hundred feet in length for the full width of the
street exposed for the purpose of inspection which
will be well puddled by the Ward Commi.sioner
without expense TO the contractor, before gravel
ing.
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing ana Law
Ing gutter stone net less than three feet in Length
and twelve inches IN width replacing or reiayine
euch nag tootwaye across or In line OF said part OF
s W, street as the ward Commissioner may direct
width: four inches thick and in pieces not lees
man Tour feet long. closely jointed The work 10
be dose to the entire satisfaction of the vs. nd and
Assistant Commissioners, and to be paid for by as
Sstment on the property bordering thereon All
old materials to be the property Of the Corn
and to be deposited In such locality ss tha W AZ
Commissioner may direct. !" ~
Bidders Will state price per cubic yard for srad.
Ing, per square yard for paving, inciu ling Gravel
ar sane REQUIRED, and per square foot for Tagging
ahp guner stone, ana Per square foot for relsyne
No bid viii pc received from other than practical
PAYERS, and the right 10 xpressly reserved 10 re-
jet any and oil bios.
WIN. FORSYTH,
1s0-",SAN euDt and Inspector, kes
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at the
STAR Office.
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CARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.

The subscriber calls the attention Of market
gardeners and others in want of fresh, pure AND
reliable seeds to the extensive stock which he ha-
nor in store: His long practical ex perienc. as
grover, enables him I. make the most JudiciOus
seIeetons all Of which are warranted. Viz Larg.
Lstiy York, Ok Heart, and Premium Flat Dutch
Sapoages. &c Tilden and Keys Early Tomatoes.
Aseortment OF Garden Seeds
Flower Seeds, embracing everything new and
rare from England and the Continent; with many
articles saved from his rich collection Of florist
Bouquets, Wreaths, Garlands, &c, of beautiful
nowers. JOHN SAUL.
No. AA6 It'll street opposite
NH g. eol0t d 4 Pafenytp C 49,
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NH g. eolW

EHIIIBLID AND DELICATE OOGsTTTI
- TI0N6. ofb3th sSyss, use HkLMBoLps IL
Tract BucHu. IL VIII Give brisk and ensfsetis
% a. DAWly
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. PRIee has just received at his new Jew-
elry store, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, near ~
street, q magnificent variety of Toe pitchers and
plated ware Of every description, which pur-
chasers would do well to call and examine, and
his extensive variety Of jewelry includes some
new styles OF French etruscan, carbunc Gle, and
etruscan sets, of rare beauty. which challen &c
the admiration Of all, and which are the most
perfect limitations we have ever seen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-30

u. Pure and Unadulterated
CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
PREMIUM NEW YORK CITY SOAP,
PREMIUM FAMILY SOAP
No. ONE BROWN SOAP,
For family use, for sale cheap for cash to thu
OBJ JEWELL, Manufacturer,
500 and 6O2 street,
- A-6m bet. lth and Sth.
CANARY BIRDS CANARY BIRDsN
A large Importation OF Canary Birds just3N
received at CHR. RUPPERT'S, No. 500 eth ~
street. They are the finest singers ever offered in
this market. NH H. I'm
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To- day the court is not in session.

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATR-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were to-day report
ed at the Real Estate Exchange of r. NJ Hall.
corner OF 7th and ID streets: Sub. s, square $40,
atS1,t 50; subs. g. 10 and IT, square iO7 at 100:
part % square 7s, south 10 feet, at $1,000 part I,
square l42 40 feet on street. at S3,G9S. 10; SUBJ
30, square 44S. % feet on Oregon Alley, at 1868:
Part II, square 557, AZ feet IL inches on New
York avenue. at 81 900; part sub. 8, square $50.
at 5000; lot SO, section 8, Berry farm, at $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-30

The INCOME RETURNs.-The Assistant As
SCISSORS are now preparing their income lists.
and those who have received notices and who
nave failed 20 make returns should bear in
mind that they are liable to pay so per cent. ad
dlnonal for their neglect after the expiration
OF ten days from the time they were notified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-30

John X. Elyans 4 Cohaye, with commendable
enterprise, decided 10 Try the experiment of
Wholesale hardware trade in this District,
which Will effect a considerable saving 10
dealers here. With this view they nave en-
larr6d their warehouses, 81 and 80 Louisiana
avenue, and 31l and 3U5 G. street, so as 10 have
ample room for storage and exhibition of goods,
and have also perfected arraL gements with the
leading factories by which they Will be able TO
compete with the Baltimore market, and offer
such Inducements TO purchs sers as will make
II 10 their interest 10 buy al home. By their adj
yernsement IN ouT paper to-day it Will be seen
mat they are now prepared 10 furnish cut
naIls. shOyels, spades, axes, picks, forks, rakes
&c, &c, at factory rates, with full factory dis
cor ntS. From the reliable character OF the
nrrn, and The growing trade of the district, we
anticipate full and Periec: success for this new
enterprise.
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wi AGGIE MITC HILL
NH 254t NATIONAL THEATRE,

CART HARNESS. ~
A LARGE STOCK OF 00
SECONDHAND CART HARNESS.,
In first rate order, and at Low PRICES, at
JAMES 8. TOPHAM AGO,
~ No. 500 SEVENTH STREET, -
One door north Of Odd Fellows Hall
, We have also on hand, in good order, ready for
immediate use
1000 MCCLELLAN SADDLES,
400 WAGON SADDLES,
5000 ARTILLERY HALTERS
900 SETS WHEEL AND LEAD TEAM
900 PAIRS TRACE CHAINS,
300 PAIRS DOUBLE AND SINGLE DRIv-
ING LINES,
100 SETS SINGLE HARNESS,
1000 COLLARS,
600 BLIND BRIDES &C NH al-eoIm
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PECIAL TIC

The undersigned would inform all interested this,
they are manufacturing TO- order DRUMS, -
BANy0S, TAMBOkdNLS, BANJO 3 .0Ps,
&C. OF any size and style. Trade suppl cd at lowest
rates. All musical Instruments carefu ~ repaired
GEO. L. WILD 4 BRO
10 2s-lm No. AT 18th st., bet. Pa ave. b G
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NE w s.
Anusemeuts, &c, Tonight.


NATIONAL THRATER.-Miss Maggie Mitchell
Ne "Anri in THE Little Barefoot"
WALLS OPKRA HoUsE-Leeture BY Miss
Anna T. Dickinson, The Dates of the
ACur'
HHTzERorT HALL.-Lecture by Rev E III
Char in. of New YOrk, before the Young Men
Christian Association. Subject: building and
Being"
1tth.-Lscture by Prof. j. Henry, LID, Of the
Smiths onian Institute.
Circus AND MENAsKRIK-DanR ,ce,s grsa,
chow, at the lot on 9th street, south of PeunsyI-
vania avenue.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

n
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1863
On the petition of CHARLES r. MARITIME, of
Boston, Mass, praying for the extension of pat
ent granted to him the 9th day of June, 1854, and
ressued the 18th day Of December, lsss' and again
provement in Sofa Bedsteeds for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place the 9th day Of June, 1853:
It is ordered that the said petition be heard st the
next, at II o'clock M; and ali persons are mott.
fed to appear and show cause IL any they have WHY
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing tho extension are REQUIRED C
Ole in the Patent Once their objections, specially
get forth in writing st least ,sss. day: before tn.
to be used Of the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance With the rules Of the
Office. which will be furnished on application.
Depositlops and other papsrs relied upon a. tssti
the day Of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be Published In the
Republican and the Inteliieencer, Washington, d.
O., and In the Journal, Boston, Mass, once .
week for three successive weeks; the FIRST OF said
publications TO be ct least HIty dayS Srr,tous to
mhiO law3v Acting Conmisnoner Of Pstents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-30

M. VON K URR's ExrBA ACT
IL Cum ron OVER DlINKISs AND HysrrIiA.
Tor sale By the principal Druegists, and q Whole
~ No, 10 lntslleenesr Building. DheA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-30

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-At the regular
Weskly meeting of Equal Division, Sons of
IL n pera nee on Friday evening, the following
ofncers were elected w. p, VIM. H. Young
W. A, Jos Harris; K. s. VIM III. Norton: a
H. ., CEas. Anderson; +. =, Julius De- Sanle-;
L, j. X. Orutt- Chap, W. Ii. HARRISON; Con,
u. W Mahsri A. Con, q. +. Muth; /. $, j. H.
Dubant; q. s, G.. Hysey.
AT the annual meeting Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Beneficial Society. the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
wear: Rev. j. j. Kane. president; J. ID. Clark,
nrsI vice president; Patrick Byrne, second vice
president, GsoJge Savage, treasurer; Patrick
z pirk, ir.. secretary.
Liberty Lodge, Knights of Pythias, located
a. the corner CT Virginia avenue and Fifth
street east have elected the following officers TO
serve the ensuing quarter: V. p, Matthew Nc
Eally, jr.; w. Ci John X Murphy; V. g.. "
r. GsTTptt; r. -, Richard Emmons; e., 5.
Hensley; i. y. VIM. G.. Parks; q. >, Kline c.
Ilneaw'ayer: II. =, =. c., Thee. Sniffin; b.,
+. G., Samuel Langley. This lodge numbers
20 Members, and is in a flourishing condition.
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10 OOO PEACH TREES;
5000 CURRANT BUSHES.

For sale, at tho Nursery of the subscriber, on
Rock Creek, near W Washing ton u 900 we'll -
grSwp 6 end Tsl sslsftsd v REASh IL Trees
two years. growth, 5000 CUR1AET BUSHES,
with a variety Of other Nursery Stock
Being DESTROYS to close ont business, the above
stock win be disposed Of Wholesale or retail, at
Trees And Shrubbery viii be delivered In Wash.
inaton or Georgetown at shortest notice.
AAs'' " JOSHUA PEIRCE.
Persons wishing TO plant Peach Orchards would
do we'll to call and inspect the Trees, they are OF
uscommon hne growth, and the most desirable
varieties, mn colin
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L. P SCOTS
+. CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
JAMAICA GINGER
Guaranteed strictly Pure aud the best in use.
Ii IL an excellent
TONIC, ANTI DYsPEPTIC and INyIGORAToR
And is also used for FlAvoring purposes.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE
ACertincate Of Analysis from the leading Ana
lytcal Chemist Of Baltimore, accompanies each
PRICE ONLY THIRTY CENTS.
Manufactured by
F.P SCOTT, Chemist,
Sold by the Following named Chemists in wash
VALvERT FORD, geo Pa. Az. Washington.
WIN. Q; THOMPSON, corner 18th ct. and n. Y.
d. B, CLARKf & CO., corner Pa. ave. and q.
WIN n sL6WIN. corner Ps sy and soth ST.,
JOHN =. BATES, corner and 18th SITS, and 7th
sne \, N.Y. Gsrd, MsssinssSSSS c.,,.ol Hin.
Messrs. RITCHIE q CAUsTlN, Forrest HAL
'SHSRST W. CRoPLEY. Bridge st. nh II Nm.
DROF. KRIS DANCING ACApkMr, Penns
il ave., opposite Metropolitan hetei; Ls3,'
Misses and Nastsrs, Tuesday and saturosl 49, 49,,
noon from 3 10 8 e'clsck. Gentlemen, Iesx
and Friday eveniags, iron olo O'Clock u ns 49,
An n rented for Balls. 6otroaa. %. my WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-30

The JoNADABs.-Counc Gil No. on Saturday
evening elected the folio wing officers for the
ensuing six months James Croggon, Chief.
Joseph Harris, Deputy Chief; Julius De Saules
h 81 w. 5. Mexican, +. s.; Joseph F. Hodg-
SOC, treasurer; ID. 5. johnson, Guide: J. II
Dubant, i. W.; Thomas Dennis, D. w. The
retiring Chief, Mr.. s. T.. Mills, takes his posi-
ton as past Chief with Mr.. f. E Ecklof,
and these, with Asbury Lloyd, the Patriarch,
constitute the past officers. This order had
Its origin in private meeting of seven of its
members on the 18th Of September last
and having adopted attractive work
the doors We're opened to their friends about
four months ago. They have succeeded thus
Tar IN enrolling nearly one hundred members
including over a half dozen reporters, about
fifteen printers, and number of bookbnders
he Council have concluded to locate at Nor
sells Nall, on street, between 9th and 7th lin
the rear of the Metropolitan Hotel,) where the
officers Will be installed next Saturday even
ing, and meetings held every Saturday even
ing thereafter. In insulating the new officers
the Past officers Will be assisted by Mr.. A, r..
Shepherd.
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CHILDRENy CARRIAGEs I,or
CHILDRENs CARRIASEsi

Avery large assortment Of Chfldrens Carriages
of The stes style and nest enish Just received -
II prices lower than they can be obtained else.
Ghere NH 17-lm
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IHb hIsINe 0KNKRArIoN-Edttor .Hdr:-We
wen remember how your ever-popular paper
mas ior very many years advocated plan by
when boys and girls could, while being pun
nhed, Be confined amid regenerating inf uence>
rather than, as now, amid scenes calculated
certainly to make them the very criminals that
the law and society would seem 70 b. trying to
prevent them becoming. Indeed, we think we
but re-eeho you, when we say tue law had
better let young of snders go scot free, or else
kill them outright, than to coop them up in our
common Jail with confirmed criminals-the
lowest of men and women, beings scarce a
grade above fiends. Yet we have no House of
Refuge for such youngsters. Let us still and
all the more earnestly, hope and strive for such
Let ii be " here the youngsters can be taught
farming gardening, dairy duties, and so on
Government farm, about one mile east of the
Capitol. in the county, where the Eastern
Branch corrals and the big o-called sherwood
spring are. What fine ground for market gar.
dening by the boys, and what a fine spring fer
a dairy TO be tended by the girls. Then, too,
this spring conld turn various kinds of light
machinery, at which. in winter, both sexes
could be employed. Nor are there any FASH
ionables out that way to object to such an es.
adjustment. Then all we want are the neces.
sary buildings TO be erected there and WHY not
build them this summerl But we cannot ex-
peet cuisines men" to quit their counters, or
'pohtlclans" to turn from the spoils to urge
and eiectuate this matter: wherefore we must
pray the clergy, the devout laity, the bench. the
bar, the press, and our mayor to do so. Very
respectfully, yours, CLEANrHE.
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The RIVER FRoNT-At Carriers wharf to-
day the schooner j. p. McDevitt Capt. Mullen,
from Philadelphia, arrived with 2Oi tons of
coal, Tor A. Wood Il Co; also schooner Hanna
Warwick, Capt. Speddin, from Havre-de-
Grace, with 21O tons of coai for H. Fowler
Rileg's WhGrf.-Arrived-St Steamer Columbia
capt Harper, from Baltimore and river land :
1ngs, with merchandise and passengers:
stephen a. Douglass, Capt. Lewis, with oys-
tiers for market.
JohnSOR's Wharf.-At this wharf since Satur-
day, the schooners Maypole, Capt. Burr with
2,iOO shad; Coasting Trade, Capt DE Atlee,
with b. shad; Leonard Johnson, Capt. Furry,
with 2o5 shad; another boat with go shad, and
steamer Virginia, with 2 200 shad and 3OOU her.
rings, have arrived since Saturday
The steamer Arrow, after getting up steam
for her regular trip to Mount Vernon, was pre-
vented from leaving her wharf in consequence
of some slight accident to her machinery The
passengers, who had assembled on board, were
ment.
The steamer Wawaset reached Potomac Ferry
wharf last evening, from Cone river and inter-
mediate landings. with a number Of passengers
and heavy freight Of country prod uce, fish, &C.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
'TRNITTRF COVERINGS,

7 I INNII 7 III NVN tNINFNi
New styrs TEHHI's BHOCArELLEs. Re
q. l. J. b. KLLTr 4 Co, No. 4i7 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
MEXICO.

sINALOA AND GUERRERO PACIFIED-fBIGHT-
FNING PROsPECTS-NEGRETE'S PRONUNCIA-
MENTO-THE CASE OF ORTEGA-MB. PLUME
AND THE GERMAN CASE-REVIEW OF TIE
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
IAnnouncefnenIll

The efforts of Spring are at last producing
results which gu gyy and rustic pleasantly upon trees bushes and
lawn, In these May manifestations up KNOX the
Halter No 22 Broadway Of Futont who time ago.
Spring the shape Of the most seglnt diagH and
desirable Hars that crowned the glory oi York manhood
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
p1SSENC FPS 1RRIVFD

FROM GALVESTON MAY lS-Gn steamship Tyhee-Capt John
Clabs sst la M. G Thompson NJ AZ Bro"s Mr. bges,y
Major " tall lady Col T. H. Chutb Mrs = e. Red servant
iud children Uorham Mrs. p Benjamin. Mrs smith and
,htH Me-,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
PEIRCE's STONE SURFACE.

Paper painted With this Surface attain al The hard
u cooie decompose In salt
paint will resist acids Manufactured by
l. NEWTON PEfHCE Co,
No ~ North EieYerih.st Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16
TO CORREsPONDFNTs.

"E. r. W.r-The author of the New-0rleans
stands mpeached, whether convicted by the
Senate or acquitted.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

RouGH. BLrsTERING, ,CHANGEABLE, WEATHER,
e, C.rh, Cough, Disorder, Of Laug &C.. which AISH,
ErrrcroHAsr a. promptly cures faithfully slnsiere4 Sold evsr
-,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

Another Bank President seized by the throat
can prove hy oasaud o th best busre o. Sew York VIII
esn sneak em experience that IN their opinion bad the bpo
DEPOSIT y been protected b. ihs BURGLAR ALl
4 HoLHEs BrOaduAy
New-York tribune., 1868-05-16

TrRKIsn BArHs-No. 13 Laieht-st., New
Yors Iigan. Gents and to p Sundays from
70 u a ~. LAl,s 10 e. y a n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-13
BAUGH'S CHICAGO BLOOD MANURE.

well that dried blood yields largely of nitrogen than almost
anyob material .'l-1-- .et--
product slaughter houses both
impurities flowing the
collecting different and widely scattered st
remedd Baugh, their extensive Calumet
where BY improved the blood obtained ITS pure
whatever and Manure manufactured hefom extremely
rchin heterogeneous
In
its Agrcurst where rapid and luxurious
growth Of the plant is desired.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-13
sAucH's CHICAGO BONE FERTILIZER,

Chicago owned aud controlled by
sold by the former PppretOr for several past and
h the drill Il
This article the dried flesh and bones prepared
by establishments Chicago
powerful prompt its action Peruvian
Guauo
quantity this valuable Fertilizer used by Farmers their various
crops during the last Spring and with the un7aryg and aaerg result