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THH FINEST TEETH WILL CANKER il they
are neglected. Bear this in mind ana keep
decay out Of the delicate enamel with pre-.
servaHye Sezodont. Every vegetable element
OF the article-and all its elements are yeee.
taoie-is an antidote TO dental disease. Neither
tne outer shell nor the bone it covers is likely
10 De lpJuriously affected by any cause il this
morning.
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ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,

GENTs-Ths is to certify that have found AL
LEN LUNG BALSA N OH Of the best REMEDIES
In the world for diseased Lungs Ihsve us al II in
my family TOR breaking up . troublesome con Oh
with the bappiest effect recommended IL to =
young lady who had a haFassipg cuueh and vas
threatened with consumption. and il cured her in
Anew days. j would recommen nd ii to ali those pre
disposed to con ssmp tion
Respectfully yours, A.. A.HARRIsON
Np z Cincinnati O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

The MAGIC Come will color the hair or beard
permanent black or brown. 1t contains no
poison, leaves no slop or stain on the SKIN. as
1t has been fully tested on white heads and
boards in Washington, changing them to a
beautiful dark color in a few minutes, leaving
the dye permanently fixed and il is too well
known to be considered any humbug Sold
wholesale and retail by Charles Stott, No 3>5
Penn. avenue, Washington, and to be had OF
all druggists. 6,33:
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTIONm
srAUrrrr1sa THE skIu AND COMPLEX

RLM0XEs ALL ERUPIIONB. FREOKLEs
PIMPLEs, MOTH BLVTSHEs, TAN, ETC..
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES In the NURSERY il Is invaluable
Tor GENTLEMEN after SHAVING il has no eou al
'PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the -nly reliable rsu
sdy for diseases and biemishes OF the SKIN,
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP''
br the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH, will not
chap the BkIN. Price rs cents per cake.
ssFLOR DE MAYO"
s'FLOR DE MAYO.D
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKER
SbtEE ExSUlsITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON 4 SON, Nes cork
u SD Sold by all Druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

ABANDoNED.-Laste evening. Officer McDon-
alo found a light mulatto child, apparently a
week old, carefully dressed and wrapped up in
a new shawl, lying near the corner Of 10th and
II streets. He conveyed II to the Central G uard-
house, and It was placed In the custody of a
colored woman named Catharine T.. Tyler,
who proposes to adopt il.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

"I o R-A SPECIAL MEETING OF He
US sER TkHT, NJ. 10. will be held on FIT
LAY March 10, ct "a O'Clock . m. Prompt st
tendsnc. 10 requested Is, order ef the a.. n.
mo II IT. G. A. LITrLEJOHN, r g.
((Y THOMAS BOWLING, Auc'r. Georgetown,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
IL We will sell At auctioo on the 18th instant,
e.. AT o-riock IN on the premises, Iha.
SAbesuttful new Brick Building cfune roorss
aud With sll the modern improvements-lnt IS feet
lron bS IA feet deep, and of lot fronting on
Is feet alley. ard is situated on stoddart street
between Congress and Washington streets. George
Cookies row of brick buildings.
Terms OF sale liberal. and will be JADE known
on day Of sale. p. A. pARNGILLE.
heal Estate Broker.
210 street, between 18th AMI 18th
mas THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer
- THE ABOVE SALE Ia POsrPONEp on
aceosnt Of the weather until FRIDAY, march
18th, at same hour and place mall
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HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.

Renewe the vitality Of the SCALP
Repews the hsir 20 its original color
Renevs the nutritive matter which uourishes
hair
Renews the brash, wiry hair to silken softuess
Repews the growth of the hair
Renews the APPEARANCE Of those IN ~ are Bald
and Gray, and IL a sple ndid hair dressing. Noon
or Alcohol to clog up the pores. One bottle shows
its effects.
B. p. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, II Il Propristors
For sale by oil di uggists. jals-2m
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BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE.

=. This splendid Hair Dyels the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reii able
tnts; remedies the I'll effects Of bad dyes; inviso
sates and leeyes the air soft and beautiful blao
md properly applied ct Batch cIorT Wiz Faoto,
no. 10 Bond street,. New York. j.1s-eodly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

For TBE LADIES EYK.-After this day 1
shall sell Night Gown Yokes tor % cents. One
mise Yokes ~ cents, stamped on the best m u s.
LIN. Reduction Of so per cent. on former prices.
WM. PRINCE. 3l2 r ST
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DRoPOsALs FOB FORAoE.

HDRs MILIrnRY Dry OF TIE MIssouRI,)
0FflcE CHIEF QUARrERMA.rFR
ct. Louls. MISSOURI, March 4. 1879
scaled proposals viii be received Al this ofsne
until - O'Clock M, SATURDAY, the mn d.y Of
Darch, 1853, for the delivery at 81 Louis Missou-
q: Chicago, lllfnois; Omaha, Hebraska: CounciI
biuns, Iewai and Sioux City, Iowa Of
y. $50 bushels Corn,
% 257 bushels Data:
raul, Minnesota. Of ~
1,lzs bushels Oorn.
NJ, 1.E9 bushels Data
N DenSefies all % be made at such timcs O. the
msnt may require before May 81, 1869
OoIn 70 % double -saoked. and 90 good, nev re-
~ ~ ns usSnies, q about two bushels each. oats
~ he sis snd sablect TO weight and inspection
u! S,d' 70 b made s. duplicate. subject to the
Ss Hn C.4nditione, which will be MADE known on
RmSSaon 2 this once, The on ees Of the Quar-
oSseIg Department ct 81 Louis, Chicago
yS%sna, md Dc. Paul. whore blank forms may be
snarantes, signed By q lsast two respoustA,e
evons tnas II the contract Tor the above gu pplies
Srs sssSeG e the person proHesine e viii be
peny each proposal = 49,
The right q reserved to reject any ana an b,Ss
kroloesis should b endorSed .. Proposais Tor
Asise0t Quartefmsstef 0s0ersi, %. ii. A. Sh,ef
0nateernastsr Military Division q the Mis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

RAILROAD MgETlNG.-The comm tee on the
Loudon and Hampshire railroad appom al
by Mayor Bowen, and the com mi tee appoiut-
I'd al the CITY Hall meeting, are requested 10
meet at kIlbonrn Il Iattas office. corner OF
Seventh and streets, ON Thursday, tue 18Th
instant, at O'Clock, p m. full and pune
tuaI atteI dance 10 desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor i. DEF CURTIS, author OF =. An hood -
Medical Essays on Marriage +" &C.. &C, begs 10
o. t1iy ms ashington patients, that owing to his
extensive practice In Baltimore, he will in future
be able to devote snly the following days 70 their
interests and will attend on WEDNESDAY
and SUNDAYS from 10 to 4 and s to Q .. m i. at
No 222 street. 10 rear of Willardb Hotel
street. Baltimore
SPECIALITY Treatment asd esre OF nervous de-
oflity and all diseases sreing from abuses of the
system. oc 16Sm
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO
MARRY.
Essays for Young Men, the Errors, Abuses
and Diseases incident to Youth and kAriy Man.
hood, with the humane view Of treatment and
cure cent BY mail In sealed letter envs!opes free
Box p. Philadelphia, Pa. ia Is-s3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs G reen & Will
lIams, auctioneers, Monday sold a piece of
Yard bridge to p. e.. Grimes, for s2.2oO. Also.
lot No II, in square 1925 by 30 feet-im
proved by a two.srory frame house, on ID street
south, be- ween Sd and 4th streets east, to John
John L. Heron, for 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

PRIME PINE WooD, full length, at S. per
cord, delivered free OF cost, may be had at the
yard. Second street west, between ID and
streets north. Sal:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

MORE DIsCHARsEs-Afu further reduction n,
the force at the navy yard was made yesterday
some OF the workmsn who have fer some week
past been en- half time having been discharged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

FENIAN BRorHRRHOoD.-A general meeting
o: The Fenan brotherhood was held at Trade,
Union Hall last night The hall was vel
filled. and the evening was occupied in thu
discussion Of topics or interest 10 the Brother
hood, the meeting adjourn ing at a late hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

TIE WASHINGTON BENEVOLENT LIFE As.
ISOLATION met at their rooms OLA H. Browne,
ESQ., last evening at o'clock and were called
TO order by the President, DIR. w. J. q Du-
hamel. after which A. X. Browne, ESQ, pre-
sented the resignation OF the Treasurer, W. H.
BOYD, wnick was accepted and Messrs Samuel
w. Pearson and ID. M. Kelsey were appointed
q committee TO audit his accounts The officers
OF 1868, Were reelected for 1860, except Treas
urer, as follows President w. ]. c. Duhamel
Nice-Presidents, Samuel q. Fessenden and
Richard Il. Mohun. Treasurer, Moses Kelly:
Secretary, ID. NJ. Kelsey; Ac.uary, A K
Browne: Assistant Actuary, NJ NJ wheelock
Chairman of Finance COMMITTEES, DIR. Joseph
ID. Walsh: Directors. John ID. Defrees George
M Dove. Samuel W. Pearson, Matthew NJ
Even and William, Il. Entwisie. Mr. John Dis.
turpell then proposed and advocated certain
changes OF the constitution as follows: The
entrance fee TO be raised from 81 to 81 and the
assessments upon the death of associates from
ten 10 thirty years of age. 81; from thir,y %
nifty years, 81, and from fifty TO seventy wears
Of age, %: also provision declaring that asso.
ciates who shall deposit $50 or upwards with
the Treasurer for the purpose Of paying As
sessments on the death Of an associate, as they
fall due, shall be entitled TO legal interest on
the same, or on the amount on deposit from
time 10 time. said amount always 10 be subiac
- the order of the associate paving or deposi,
ing the same. The proposed amendman.s were
adopted, and the association adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

SUICIDE OF WAsHINGTONIAN IN BALTI-
noRE-l esterday afternoon Mr.. Albert bile,
an enEraver employed in the United States
Coast Survey, and for over thirty years a resi-
dent OF this city, committed suicide in Balti.
more by jumping overheard from Waters
wharf he had Just previously inc uired of a
policeman the way 10 the wh4-f. and. going 10
the end Of IT, deliberately pulled of his coat
and jumped overheard. The officer, with the
assistance OF some ciuZens, recovered the body
before life was entirely extinct but all efforts
10 revive him Were unsuccessful An ipouest
was held on the body, when Mr.. Peters the
Keeper OF q public house on Thames street.
stated that the deceased came 10 his house on
Monday afternoon, and in conversation said
mat ne had great domestic trouble on account
OF religious difference with his wife, and that
ne had come from Washington to commit sui
eide, and asked which was the nearest way TO
20 to heaven or hell. Mr.. Peters talked 10 him
about the folly Of speaking so, and he went
away. Yesterday afternoon he again came To
Mr. Peters place, got his dinner, paid for IL
and said he was gong home. The Jury rem
dered verdict OF "suicide by dro wning, caused
BY dom este troubles" The deceased is as or
50 years OF age, and was much esteemed by all
who knew him. He and his wife have been
boarding at the Washington House in this city
for over two years, but II seems there was a
disagreement between them on account OF her
religious beiief-she being q Cathc lic-and very
recently be had been in a responding STATE Of
mind. On Sunday he passed a few words with
Trend NJ the house, stating that be could not
ENJOY himself in talking 10 any one, for ali
seems q 20 be thin king of politics only He left
here on Monday morning and was not heard
fICIn until this morning, when Information of
hls death was received. His body will be
brought here for interment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

TIE STOCK, good will and fixtures of bar
ana reeiaurant in q central locality, doing a
good business. can be purchased at q reason.
able price. See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

No APPOININKSTs-War Croker has
not yet made any changes among the guards AT
the Jaii- There are Al present about 23o appli-
guards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

WM- a. Cook, HQ, Cooperation Astorrev
- aSbs - asteAd 70 u cu6s, q Rs once,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-17

MEETING OF TExASs-A meeting OF Texans
now IN Washington was held last night AT No.
~ Tn street, TO hear the report of a committee
appointed at a previous meeting to draft a
memorial 70 Congress in relation to the coudi-
ton Of political affairs in that State, and en-
oodying their views in regard to reconsruc-
0oD. About nifty persons were present among
them Governor A j. Hamilton, Judge James
ii. Bell, Judge Paschall Judge A. p McCor-
mick Judge Fleming, Judge Csmpbell, Hon
j. X. Burnett. Hon. b. O. Watrous. Hon. ] ulius
Schurtzs, and Hon. A. p. Burlington Gov.
error A j. Hamilton presided, and Judge Jas
H. Bell acted as secretary. The memorial. As
the Secretary, accepted, ana subscribed 10 by
these present IL Is an elaborate document of
tniIty -odo foolscap pages, and Is addressed
70 Hoo: enJamIn + Butler, Chairman of the
Committee on Reconstruction. The politics Al
issues OF the late war are revie wed and decided
opinions expressed upon the present Issues
hign compliments are paid General Sheridan
and grimm, and the memorial supports the no.
sition sumed by Governor Peasa IN reIatio
70 the enforcement of such laws as were passed
oy the Confederate au thorities of purely local
cnaiacter ana IN accordance with the spirit of
tne laws OF CONGRESS The proposition to di
vide the State is strongly opposed
Judge George ". Paschali, at the close off the
reading OF the memorial, endorsed il, saying he
oeheved II would meet the views of the people
OF Texas. Though some of the details Of Inc
constitution as adopted by the invention did
not fully meet his views, he should use every
enort TO secure its adoption. He moved the
adoption OF the address; which motion vas
unanimously adopted.
In conversation with Mr.. Henry Himber, the
Commssloner OF the First Ward of this city,
Governor Hamilton in reply 10 a question as
10 whether IL would be safe for him (Himbar)
70 return 10 Texas, said that il might nor have
oeeh SAFE SIX months ago, but that he consider.
ed II perfectly 80 now
The memorial was signed by those present
and committee was then appointed 10 receive
the signatures OF other Texans now In the city,
AND present the paper TO Congress. after which
the meeting ad lourned.
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NEW MEROHANTs STEAMSHIP ComPAs

x The rim And 9eyS sqbstsnu.l Steamers <. O.
run regularly, during the winter e>A-k
S SSRscf between sax E sEHp,Y 0Ek .1.S.
and GlOR6ETOwN.s s follows AiNS' oS
Les.e Esy York frout Pier go, Test Biver
st Aleaandris and Georsesowa TuRsbIYs wing
ning.Leaye Georgetown. foot of High NJ
II ESDA1s; Alexandria, FRIDAYS: Norfolk
MORNINGS.
This Line, connecting at Norfolk With the npe
portstion Company 70 and from BOSTON, is pre-.
pared 70 take thIo1eh freight st much reduced
penses through Baltimore is eyoided sy this rou e
-. rre,fnt ron B9st9n sneuld Be Consigned :, thu
For further Information apply 70 JOS l.. GAIT
Georgetown. d O.; or q OFFICE or C0MPsNY
corner New York avenae and Hth C. one sousrv
DO lsh JWTHOMPsoH. Prs.is.n,
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BANKERS.

DAN n GnSe
JA1 COOKE . co..
BAH KlR
HIy1rIH1I srlBss, OPPos,YI rnrAy,y
Buy and sell u current market rates ard kes,
constantly on hand full supply off
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEVEN THIhTIEs, And COMPOUND
IHTERIsT HOTDs.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, h.. sxser...
and collections made on oil sceessibis p,inss.
sl-u
IA. RUF1, Trees. J. B. BRYAN. Press.
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
tChartsd By Congress-.
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
Bonds and Stocks. Gold and Silver bought and
sold.
Highest market prices paid for Land Warrant.
full supply Of Bsvsnus stsnps kept constant Il,
o..eee. ssD-ti
z IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF wAsHIHGTOH.
L.. D 9S0ks !sr Jay 0os.. 2 oo.J rr.ridss,.
sovsBsMEsT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lssA street., ss,esiss tAs yssssvy Dspe,sns..
Government Securities With Treasurer un,,.
States,
~ONE MILLION DOLLAnS.~
We buy and sell ell classes Of 6OVERNMEN
SECURITIES at current market rates
EURNTSH EXCHANGE ssd Sssks 6.,I.~...
10 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF rpE
VNITED STATES
We purchase Government vouchers O., IN.
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and sfvs s.,.
ul attention to
lCCO UNITS OF BUSINE SS MEN ss< ErBNs
and to any other business entrusted 70 On,
FULL IHTORMATION In regard 70 aOvlRp.
1BHT LOANS ct all times ohssrfully furnished.
WI. o. HUHTIH0T0H. Dash
Washlngton, March % 1855.
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DRoPosALs FOE BEES.

OFFICE OHIEF Con-. SUBSISTENCE
Scaled ,,o,o ST P Z. ,a M,ss, M.rce $, 1859
Sisbns che United State: subs:.sSes Be Depart .ai
N''' .'n I,oa BEEF CATTLE,
20 head a. Fort BsfOSs, +; t, b. delivered by
Ito hf .sf = iSr5 TS;ssn D. t. to be delivered by
head "a at Fort Stevenson, D. T. to be delivered
$40 head at Fort suily. D r to be delivered by
iu 5y ! 1859, and the remainder b. september
IS head at Fort Randall. D. t; to be delivered by
beas st Fort ,s DskOt. D. t. to be delivered by
20 heiS !. Te5, Ransom. D. t.; to be delivered BY
sso,: wfisht, and be steers. from three to seven
AZ less thsn three and over seven years old and
and Of p Sen.es gross weight bulls
be received for 'nppl'iRRsv
At Fort Buford. D. T, $50 tons,
Al Fort Totten, ID T, 80 tons
fort stevenson, d T., lIO tons
A 4. E EST s sifs; 3 B f. iss toms tom:
At Fort Ransom D r.. rs ton o.
erly cured, free from weeds, and delivered q the
posts by septemb sr 1, 1869
two nsibIe persons the effect that the bid
der is able to fulfll a contract In sccordaoce WITH
the terms OF his proposition. and that. should his
c. ntrsct in accordance Herewith, and tina, they
are PREPARED to become bis seen rties giving GOOD
The responsibility OF the guarsntors must be
shown by the Official certificate OF the Cierk of the
nearest District Court, or Of the United states
District attorney, to be enclosed with the bid
BIDS should be made for each post separately,
and bidders be present TO pond to their bids
and al Ss. !. n s ssh, 70 r,sst any
their smes and post Office address must appear
The esSelopes enclosing the proposals should Be
srd addressed either tie Brevet Brigadier General
J.W Barriger, q. 8. Omaha, Nebraska or to the
The proposals win be opened at both places AZ
IL M, MONDAY, April l.
Capt, O. g.. Byt. Lieut. DOL g. lSi D. s. Amy.
ma l26. CO. s.. Department O Dskots.
tx FAIRBANKs' SCALES,
- BE TRUCKS. D vs
nav cur,fMRaaE fL AND CANAL s.RRows'
nAi WAGON AND CARRIAGE JACKS
AXLE GREA6E,
Aohs sFA fhssf stss SEHRs; DC"
JOHN ERAak kes,,s &c
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOCSE
IS and 80 Louisiana avep ne. south side.
ezs- cow between 9Th and 10th streets.
DRUG STORE REOPENED.
20 Four aG So psS from A GssI,oI ,,s
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Liquors, Patent Medi
c1nes, Perfumes and fancy Toilet Articles always
OF psnd Prescriptions compounded b, IN ex-
mac cow McILyAINMD
GRAPE VINES -2e, 900 GRAPE VINES for
NJ t4e, such e Concord, Cstawba, Disns q, Deia
Also, 10 s 90 Gui.,ns. of til. above sort.
ien-2m- 80 est. bet. sad G.
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LOCAL n E w S.
Amusements. ke., Tonight.

Amusements. ke., Ts.Night.
NATIONAL THRArHR.-Opera Bouffe ..Barbe
Blepe
CASTERBURY HALL.-Pantomime and other
attractions.
PRoY. SMITHS Art Gallery, 30i Psnnsyl-
vania avenue
CARROLL HALL.-Lecture by Rev. ]. J..
keene.
ST. PKTERs SCHOOL HoUss.-IActure oy
Rev. +. L. Boyle.
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Ir,LoURi TEEpr Sc,i oo,
'Io'k-Af IsRdsHps1cE essGHPP Low
Large Stock SEED GATE;
BALED HAY
eALr&uo. and STRAW.
IpdiaDs avenue and First street,
mails Near Baltimore and Ohio Depot
ICKsBURG. VA.
HEADouARTERs FIRST MILITARY DIsrRIcr.)
CE EIssS CHEF COY o. sUs,,srEysE.
at the Office Of Lieut.n. q % Jennings 2Ist il,
snsTy March sss s !, u9
sns Sk ,ss r,:d states
the Com missary General q Subsistence may direct
1s II s,s on the Tar Of the
sRood and marketable qualify, in eqoal proper.
n.y and ID be- 9, end
cattle slsushteIe. to be cut off at the fourth verte-
hanks OF to be cut from three to fous
ncbes above the knee Joint, and Of him quarters,
rom six to eight inches above the Rambrei or hook
Fidders are requested to be present to respond to
81 h es give the
Proposals. must be ennor.ed distinctly "propo.
9andeIsgned reserves the right to reject any bids
Conditions requirements, payments, &c, &C
BY command of Brevet Major General sto1 smsn.
mal5N Brevet MAJOR and Chief g. q.
r HCONsT TOM
a new Cook stove. with all the modern =
al assaoRY.
n oFF,s
MALT EXT r. ACT.
GREAT REDUCTION In PRICE.
QUALITYasd PROPERTIES UN1MPNRED.
A Dslishasl. Nuritioss BEVERAGE.
4 Pleasant Lsciso.asiss TONIC.
A Substitute for ALE ssd Aleoholse DRINKS.
A ENGTHENER for tAs DEBILITArED,
txsrrcIALLY NURSING MOTHERS
A Certain RlMEDY for Disorders Of tas
THROAT, CH1eT, LUNGS AND STOMACH.
Sold BY Druggists and Groeers.
JOS. 8. Petersen,
2h MURRAY sfREIT, NEW YORK,
S1s dss.s q. s. SD British P'oVi"sss Of N. 4.
n SPRING STYLE. n
HAvB YOU'D HAT
Bet to fashionable shape ct CUNEINGHAAs
HAT fAoTOY, 7th street, Afth door below North
err narket, No. 3I6k. feb Z-eoln
INIT I'D STATES PArlHT OFFIOE.
On petition a ~ poS0pxGIFrs ~ q i iS;s
ed TO him on the f9sh day Of Nay, lass. aaa rsis-
81 = ss ::
1fhee on the 18th day Of Nay kext. Any person
haY Oppose this ext endoD. Objecnone, dopositioue
and oeher pspsFs should b. 1lsd II this s6os
'ssny days before shs aay q assESne ,oo.
nAs-lausW 0sanl0le1sF e Rstan}s.
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON srn. n
v SHIP COMPANY,
NEW EXPRESS LINE.

The ONLY DIRECT LINE BE. ns
TWEEN "E1ssHRfT ySf FPN AND sEf2
w win run two steamers direct fro m Hew York 70
Mssmngton, landing freight at q street wharf
% a Leave G street Wharf. Wsshinston'
every lonoay and Thursday At D. m.
lowest rates. ~
Warrington: HYDE TAYI6R. AGENT d
water street Georgetown; y. GJDRIDGK 90
Aser % l. Aiexandris, Va; JAMES HAND, Agent