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C0NGRENIONAL.

SNNAfR,-Yeaterday afteraoon-
At the close Of Mr.. brakes argument on tho
reconstruction bill. Mr.. Harlan obtained the
floor. but selded to allow other busine to BE-
taken mp.
On Mr.. Summers motion the Joint resol alton
for sending one or moro naval officers TO tbs
Havre maritime exhibition was taken up. and
Mr.. Converss's amsndment prov ding against
any attending expense was adopted, after
which II passed by Q vote of vi to 10, and the
Senate al burned.
Yesterday. amer our report closed
The House, in Committee OF the Whole, pro-
ceeded with the coasidsra ration of the legisla-
tive, executive, and judicial appropriation
bill
The first itsm-for com pensation and milsags
of Senators-Eave rise to a running discussion,
involving the Question Of compensation OF
Senators and members, the ~ per cent allow
ance TO Congressional en- ployes, and the gene
raj questions of economy and extravaganza.
Without getting past this item the com mi ttee
roo, and the House adjourned.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES writer IN the
New York San recently endeavored to show
that our really dangerous Glass is So from
acknowledgements by their own action, or rather
'nsction. The position is taken that misuse of
the franchise is not more injurious TO the inter
eefs OF the people, and the character of the
Government, than Its disuse. Ii is certainly
questionable whether voting too seldom Is not
as grave a fault rs voting too frequently. In
ehis CRY, from various causes, 4 considerable
proportion of our population have for years
ao7ented themselves from the polls. Many of
tl,e-e are Government employees, who decline
voting here, lest they should inyalidate their
right 70 vote a. home, but by far the Iargpr
number of our non voters are substantial citi
zens who, having lostfaith in popular suffrage.
a. exercised in our large cities, decline to take
part IN it, though they have by far the most at
-'ske Of any class in the community.
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lHE ABHssINIAN EXPEDITIoS.-s.So far"
sSye the correspondents OF the London Tunes
vim the Abyssinian expedition, writing on
OhristInaS Eve, 'the only sufferers arr the
mules, the mnleteers and the British tax
payer Since then the condition of the animals
nA' improved but not that OF the Taxpayer
Nevertheless, the lines, in a review OF the situ
alton, il filled with announcement as 70 ,bs
prospects of the final success OF the expeditio,
ami certainly with the friendly services of the
nsiVes. the favorable climate, the increased
su0vledge of the country, and the condition of
iheodorus, harassed by his own subjects, there
n good promise for the future. Perhaps tina
conclusion of the Tines may be accepted. THE
'Abys-inian penny we fear, will have To he
multiplied, but the Ayssinian expedition. so far
- we can yet discern, will cost us neither lives
nor credit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-07

lHE WoEKISG PEOPLE--On Tues day IN a
CINCINNATI paper, appeared an advertisement,
authorized by an eminent business firm in the
Vsy OF IRON manufactures, W which informed the
vorkingInen IN Their line that four Of their pro-
Teseion were wanted. Before the hour of ten
O'Clock, no less than between four and five
hundred persons had applied for the positions,
aad The proprietors then were of the opinion
hat the number would increase to one thous-
and before the day closed. The Iaborers EN-
pioyed by Cornelius Vanderbilt, President of
the New York Central Railroad, recently ap-
pIed 70 nave their time reduced to the eight
hour system. He has ordered their time r.
oueed to screen hour, but has reduced their pay
pro rutr.
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FROM MExICO.-The following news has
been received from the interior OF Mexico:
There we're rumors al Vera Cruz that several
benerais IN the Mexican army had pronounced
against the Government and fears were enter
tanned that an attempt W ould he made by them
10 create revolution. 1t is reported that Gen
PorneIo Dlaz would soon be appointed Minis
ter Of War. In the Mexican Congress a bill 20
abolish the death penalty WAS defeated Gene
raj EscobedO had arrived at the capital II was
rumored that he intended TO resign his com
mand OF the third division of the Mexican army
a PROJECT Tor uniting Mexico with the United
States by system of railroads has been placed
IN the hands ola commission, who are 10 ex
anime tie plan acd report on its feasibility.
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THE WEEKLY STAR, now on our coun,.r 70

THE WEEKLY STAR, now on our count.r for
sale and IN wrappers ready for the mails. con-
tains the interesting story Of The Hundred
Pound Note the Grant and johnson c,,
respOndence in full; the Consolidation mset
ings IN Georzetown; the Prize Fight in
New York city; the Fashions; Reconsrruc-
ton the Universal Peace Convention; the q ues-
ton Of Renewing the Charter; the Rights Of
American CItzsn- abroad; Receptions during
the week: Movements for Relief OF the Poor;
Society New; Washington News and Cos
sip; the Courts; Movements of the Working
People: Useful Items of Domestic Economy v:
Humorous Sketches; with Departmental, and
Local News; Agricultural and housekeeping
Miscellany, and the --latest Teiegrsphie Dis
patches. 49,
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REPORTED DISCOVERY or PETROLYCN IN
ENGLASD.-1t is reported in the I4ondon q ROGER
that petroleum has been found " thin the past
few days in -the neighborhood of Broseley
shropshire. In sinking a shaft in a field ad-
joining the turnpike road, the men employed
discovered. issuing through a rock only a few
yards from the surface, a quartIty of tar. some
OF II OF the consistency Of treacle. The shaft is
about half a mile from the crop of the coal
measures immediately below which, on the
roadside in descending the hill, the silurian
limestone appears. The coal stratum there is
considerably destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-07

AARTLAND MILITIA.-From Annapolis We
have IN abstract of the report of the Adjutant
General in relation 10 the organization and
equipment Of the State Militia From the re-
port 1t appears thar the State owes for arms
siiS,@1i, for uniforms, sIl3.230-totaI sk3144I.
There has also been an expenditure ofs3;, so TO
enrolling officers and examining physicians,
making the total cost of the organization so far
sar'oe' The Legislature ~ asked to make an
appropriation TO pay what is owing, anu to
provide for the full organization of me second
and Third Divisions
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PROMPT COMMUNICATIONS az CABLs.-At
twelve O'Clock yesterday Mr.. Dolby autographed
TO his family 10 inquire after the health of his
wife and boy bsoy, and to-day al eleven o'clock
ne received the following gratifying
intelligence: 'Mother and boy doing we'll,
The extraordinary part Of this comm unication
Is mat MI Dolby's country residence is on the
borders CT Wales, where Geographic inter-
course Is not frequent except when Dolby is
AT home"
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-At Gen Grants reception, on last W "A.
= nesday evening, POINT LACE HAND
KEbCH1EF. The finder will be literally re
wa,ded BY leaving it at FRENCH & RICHaRb
BUN =, SSa Pa. ave. fe e
l OST-On Wednesday evening, the 9Th instant
I in or near the Patent 0fice, y MOROCCO
POCKET BOOK containing about 10 and vslua
BILE papers The finder will be lberaIy rewarded
by leaving Ii at room -, Pension once.
fe6-d' K. NJ. GIBSON.
STRAHED AWAY.-Taken up on the 5th inst
- on my premises nine head of BEEF CATTLE
The owner'of them is requested To come for strd
prove property, pay charges. and take them Az sy
ii. RUPERT.
lie 5st Corner 18th and streets
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Lewis johnson d Co. quote stscks and bonds
in home and foreign markets a. folloWs:


NEW YORK, Feb. First Board-U. S. SIS,
Esl, coupon, 111k; 5.20's, 1861, coupons, nix;
1854, coupon, 1OSf; 1865, coupons, 1904; 1855
coupon, new, 107A; 5.20s, 1867, coupon 107 4;
10.40's, coupons, 1U4 7.3O's second, lO7 3Os
third. 107S; Pacific Mail, 49, Atlantic Mail
95a; Canton, 59A; Cumberland, &c; Western
Union Telegraph, 36x; Quicksilver, 24x; Mari
posa- s do Prefer'd. "a; Boston Water Power,
20S; N. Y. Central, 1881; Erie, "a; do. p'd. SIX
Hudson, I46; Reading, 94I; Michigan Central,
112X: Michigan Southern, 81 *: Illinois Central,
1851; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 81; North west
ern, s do. prefd, 74x Cleveland and Toledo,
l12X; Rock Island, 961: Adams, AK; Wells,
Fargo L Go. Express, 42a; Merchants Union,
3A; American Express, GAY; United States
Express, 70; Ohio and Miss. Certificates ~ 4;
Gold. l42H.
LONDON, p. m, Feb 6.-COnsols for mon ey
81; Consols for account, gIEa93 4; Bonds, II Z q
-; Erie, IL; Illinois Central, SIX.
fRANkFoRT, p. m.-Bonds, 75xa75H.
LIVERPOOL, p. n.-Cotton closes buoyant.
No advance in prices since noon. DAYS sales
reached 10000 bales. Middling Uplands, 71aS
10 arrive, "a ia7s. Middling Orleans, Easy
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RECEPTIONS.

We ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE thst the
Ladies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter-
son and Mrs. Slower, will be at horne on Mon
day evenings, after seven O'Clock. The even
ing has been fixed upon for the drawing room
receptions OF the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
as during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice.
Mrs POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL will
hold receptions on Wednesday afternoons of
each week
THB LADIES OF SECRETARY BgowSIse's
FAMILY will recei We their friends, As usual, on
Wednesdays, from IL to O'Clock, p m. Resi-
dence on Montgomery street, Georgetown
Heights.
SPEAKER COLPAx's RECEPTIONS are to be
every Friday evening, from SH TO N p. m
The receptions Of the Speakers mother and
sister. Mrs and MISS Matthews, for ladies, and
grntIemen accompanying them, will be every
"Wednesday afternoon, from to p. m.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money csntinu very abundant In Nov
Yerk. and the banks fad it dlficult 10 use all
their balances at per cent; IN some Gases,
round balances are left with brokers at per
cent. on stock collaterals. The banks are at
present gaining funds on account of late par
chases Of Seven-thirties by the Government.
discounts are still easy at Ca per cent. for
prime names; good paper is scarce. Gold is
decidedly firm in sympathy with the steps
taken by the Reconstruction Committee look
ing to Impeachment. There is no excitement,
and no especial effort is made to engineer = rise
in the pr MUM, but undsr the Joint influence
Of Affairs in this city. and the firmness in ex-
chang, operators appear to b steadily, from
day to day, advancing their views as to the
value Of gold.
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MARYLAND PUBLIC SCHOoLs.-In the Mary
land House OF Delegates yesterday Mr. Brown
presented an order providing foi the appoint
menS of committee Of three to investigate and
report the reasons for the probable suspension
OF some OF the public schools At early Pc
nod. on account Of scarcity Of funds, and 20
consider with the Treasurer a. To the remedy
for such 4 state of affairs
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SURVEY OF MINING DIsTRIcT.-Oficial re-
turns have been made 10 the Commissioner of
the General Land Office Of the survey of the
''Shaft Lode" in the Nevada Mining District, in
Gilpin County, Colorado, containing three and
a third acres. The returns show that improve
ments have been made on said lode to the extent
one thousand dollars required by the act of
Congress July 20, 1866. The vein is gold bear
ing quartz, the assay being SLIGHT per ton.
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To-day's New York Markets.

10y TPIgraph.J
NEW YORK, Feb. Flour 5a1n cts lower
Wheat dull ana dropping. Corn n shade lower
Ryeguiet Oats dull and heavy Pork steady
Mess, S22.Th. Lard dull at 13kal44 cts
Whisky nominal. Barley steady. Peas om..
ding Uplands. Freights quiet Spirits Tur-
pentine advancing, at 6Ua6l cts Rosin in good
demand at S3.lOaSJ. l2k for strained common.
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NEW EPISCOPAL BI-HoP-Rey. BENJAMIN
ii. Paddock. of Detroit, Michigan, was ON Wed .
nesdsy elected by the Protestant Episcopal
Bishop-, now in convention in New York, as
The Missionary Bishop Of Oregon. There sre
twenty Bishops in attendance at the Conven-
ton, including Bishop Nottingham, OF Mary
land
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SUICIDE or AMAgYLANDER.-A man by the
name OF Davis, shoemaker, a native of Mary
land, who resided on Lima street, near Clark.
committed suicide this morning by taking for
ty-seyen grains Of morphine. He was a shoe
maker. but had been out Of employment since
Christmas, became depressed from pecuniary
embarrassments, which was the cause of the
suicide. II Is the fifth attempt made to destroy
his life. Re WAS over sixty years old. and had
several children, most of whom have arrived at
years OF maturity.-CinciRroti Enquirer, Fsb. J.
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ALENT MS
VALENTINES.
We have Just received q consignment of
BEAUTIFUL VALENTINES,
tho Comic Trssh)
which must be sold, and We otter them IT Redueed
Prices; some as cheap us FIVE CENTS.
For sale at the
HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE,
FRENCH 3 RIOHARDsON
fe' 33l Pennsylvania avenue
IMPATIENT OF THE INTERIOR.
- UNITED STATES P4TENT OFFICE,

On The Petition Of CONRAD LEiB Rich OF Phil
s1e,sniS, r. praying Tor the extension Of patent
itmproysnsnt in Trunk Lock Hasps, Tor seven years
lid NE sexP,E.tlon Of said patent, which takes
ordered that the said petition be heard q the
r rstsns Vmcs On Monday, the 18th day Of April
to eD1ear and show cause, n any they have. VSS
SAID petition ought net to be granted
ale tnthe Pstent Once thsir objections. :pec sliy
=. ioftn writing q least twenty days before ths
70 - 49, g tho said hearing must be taken snc
uass@istee a sccesdanee Nth the rules Of the oil
Dspositiors and other papers relied upon e tssti
nom nese be nled IN the once twenty days before
ton days efter fling the tse3inony. - : "''A'
aiss tsst ths 9otics D RSblshsd IN u.
". and q che Herald, Pbiladeiphis, fsnns. !,
once week tor three successive weeks; the 6reto}
70 the deg Of hearing. A. ii. ST0iJT
feI-vsw Acting Cenmissioner Of Pstsnts.
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NATIONAL THEATER.- A crowded house last
evening assembled to witness the frst rerre-
sensation IN this city OF Gounod's opera Of
.faust in English toy the Richings Troupe.
The performance entirely satisfactory
even 70 those who bad seen the German COM
paEy IN me same opera 'sThe Crown Dia-
monds' has been selected for this evening
which opera Is sung by this company IN excel
lent style. There VIII b. n matinee perform
mont ~ -
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DiCkkss VIII read from Nicholas MCKEE
oy ts' SqueeIs' schooD and Boots At Holly
Tree Inn," at Carroll Hail, this exs,ino
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EQUAL TO MI HUSBAND.
MILTON J. sAFFOLD,

WILTON J. sAFFOLD,
formerly Of Moxtgo,neyy, AIabama,J
ATTORNEY AND COUNSHLLOR-AT-LAW
WASHINGTON, ID. O.
ONCE No l2s Street, On pesite the City Hall
Will practice In the Supreme Court Of the United
States, court Of Claims, and the Courts Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
rompt Attention. SO ls-f
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BANKERS.

JAT COOKE q co.
BAHKERs.
FivrsEsrH s1sREr. orro. rr rs,AsuRt.
Boy a-d sell ss current aAr<et rssse, and keep
constantly co hand fsu 81 pply q Ill
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEVEN THtErIEs. AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Order. for STOCKS, BONDS. ks., exsesecA
and collections n .de on ell accessible psiDts
- i-u
i 1887 NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
II. d. cooKE. tof jay ooos. a o.. :, President.
Ws. 5. HUsTIS0roS, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED
STATES,
1sth arcet, cTroste tie T.eass-, Dersu-s~f.
Government Securities With Treasurer United
ststos,
sPoSB MILLION DOLLARS.-g
We buy and cell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES st current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE a~d make CogIsdi0s,
WALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF The
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care
full attention TO
ACC0 UNITS OF BUSINESS MEN AID FIRMS
and TO any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 20 GOVERN.
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfuIIy furnished.
WIN. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Washington, March -, 1875 mZ-d
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF HORSES.

SALE OF HORSES.
Or Chisf QparsrnnS,-.
Foa@fh Military Districf.
ficxssrRG; MISS, Jan. -. lsss.i
Il O'Clock m, on sATURDkY. the 18Th day Of vcS-
rnary 1875, ut the Office Of the Post Qusrtermsster
Holly s iPTI1sSS' ts sls',TPRRiN HORSES.
ordered .oid b the Inspector General Fourth MIL
Terms. Cash, on day Of sale
J. 6. CHANDLER,
Fourth Military District. fesstB
SALE OF PUBLIC ANIMALS.
'"9 f fsfT M,I,ia,y p 8s,,;
R,es2s end, Va, February 2. isss.i
stable. in this city, on SATURDAY, February 5,
l,oo, at 10 0 clock a. m;
T.snty i've Horses;
means Of trans portatiop is invited 70 the sale
TIE an mails are sound and in good seryiceskle
nirsblv suited for all farming and road purpose
They VIII De sold singly; and must be removed
Terms Cssh. in Government funds
BY order Of the Qusrtermaster General.
Brevet Lieut. Col. and Q a,uis 'Ssief O.
M. first Military District. fesaB
DUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
In accordance With Instruction. from the Com
MISSIONER Of the Bureau Of Retusees, rreedmen.
ID III tfseS,s sSls. is e.
al the following described property, tseire6 AZ the
property Of the late called Coniederate ststeeD
on lands belonging 20 VIM y Hoke sps l.
wit:
laboratory, ssxs4 three stories brick, two winsu
Furnsce Rouse. issss, one story, bare walls, d.
Eiscl smith shop ss.ss. one story. brick.
4 Oil Mil Sxsxl1 frame. tenp orsIy.
700 pounds Castings old
sets Quarts Crushers.
Steam Boiler, three-h horse.
Wood SPUR Wheels aro Frames.
Water Wheel lsx6S
4 LOT Brick in kiln. about l7U ono,
Sale win be without reserve, for cssh in Govern
uaeut funds.
Purchaser win be required TO remove the prop
erty from the premises with the least pos.ible
lay. THoS. JOHNSTON,
Breyet Lieut. Col Volunteers,
G. Q: M. and ID. o for State OF n Q,
JkNrkRy Is, l5ss. sa1tFIfD
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Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Y Ises.-Jay Cooke
Co. furnish the following Quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities
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de Silly SHARES sIO EACH.

DC Si-iy cnhhko SlV kAOn
NEW MERCHANTs,LINEO OF STEAMS6IPs
IN X. q. KNIGHT, AND JOHN GIBSON,
Will run regularly during the winter months be-
Leave New York, from Pier -, EastS
River. At the foot Of Roosevelt street, every SAT-
URDAY, at4 P. M; Georgetown, from wharf foot
dris every FRIDAY. atia M. --N A'sA>"
Ss snS 81 s
't Re I, below tf Navy pspSEtT%ss9 dxpsox d.,
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTKRIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENr OFFICE,
On the petition of IA MEs MYERs and ROBERr
G. EUNs0N, Of New York. N y, praying for the
extension OF patent granted him the asd day Of
0F bo.ds !, Msh1 lines e.
e. said patent, which takes place on the
Is ordered that the said petition be beard ss the
next. at Il oclocf n; and al persons are nosi g
ned to appear and show cause, II any they have why
said petition ought not TO Be granted.
Persops opposing the s.tiension are required g
set forth in writing Ct least ies. day: before the
day Of hearing; sn testimony died By either party
TO be used 81 the said hearing must be taken and
Witch VI. Sc the
Dispositions and other papers relied upon - tsst1-
meny must be led In the ONCE tssesfv days before
the day Of bearing; the arguments, II any, within
ordsrsd also that this notes s. lublisAed in tn.
c., and In the Atlas, New York, N. T.,
once week for three successive weeks; the arsf
Of said publications 70 b q lsast sixty days pre-
''0O' 70 inc osS OF hsAnns' @. rHrAxrr
jan 9s.lsxsv oonnissicnsr Of Psssnis.
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7 AIDES If you wish good fitting oc KsEr
siana avenue, nesr 70 81. de n-d
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN

No charge will be made for extracting where Ar
tincial Teeth are inserted, although the
patient viii Dc required 20 pas for theSSSS
surgical operation when performed, which ~l-lo
VIII be deducted when the Teeth made. The
Assecistien ls now prepared TO maize Teeth
Gold, silver and Rubber, st New York. Philadel-
phia and Boston prices. An persons wishing den
tai work done can have 10 cheap IN the above
named citee. All work viii be done in the pestsst
and best manner, and warranted % give entire
satisfaction. Persons will do well 20 call and ex-
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Il }. HEIBERGEB,
(buooessor 70 II. =. LOgpoN d % ,D~A
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY -
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Metropolitan Hotel, date Brownbl
D-1y No. 362 Penn. avenue, W ashinRtor.
WOOD AND COAL

GOA l. AND WOOD
ADVANCE IN PRICES IN CONSEQUENCE
Oh FREIGHTS AND TOLLS HAVING AID
NAHCED.
White Ash. ............ - es q
~
Lyken E ' alley soft Red Ash ..........,., s 81
baltimore Con- pany, tsu perior White ASH, o.
Chrstnut Summer Cooking Coal .....--.......... O
Cumberland Run Of Nj iae ...... - & o
Ounhe ainf
DAN AND PINE WOOD constantly on hand.
We are the sole agents for the sale If the cele
erated Baltimore Company's Coal, aud are pre
pared to furnish 1t in any quantity.
s. p, BROWN SON,
463 Ninth street, between K and r.
Branch ON &c At our yard and whsryes at foot o.
Seventh street. NOS
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TJOsEPH ii. SHAFFIELD,
JOS. II. SHAFPIELD.

NTELECTRO- INDICATED yAPOR BATHS
N DR., L. ALCAN. recently in charge of Eleo-
tricify and Medic ated Vavor Baths at the various
United States Army General Hospitals, office
southwest corner Of 18th street and Penna ave .
cures rheumatism, Eruptions of the Skin, Colds
Cont, Debility. Affection Of Paralysis, Abser on
OF Mercury and Female Complaints. de lOSm
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N@I o. o. P-GRAND LODGE A spsc,al
HS Meeting will be held on MONDAY EVEN
ING 10th instant, atty o'clock. A fall attendance
10 desired. p HALL SWIFT
lest Express. CIR. Sec "