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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-07-08

The Whole Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
Speak for those Remedies.
WHO WOULD ASK FOR MORE DIGNIFXED
. OR STRONGER TES77MONYs
HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pennsyl
vania writes: a6f
PH1LApEIrHIA, March 1s, 1867.
ind I" Hoofand's German Bitters" is good
tonic, useful in diseas TT es Of the digestive
organs, and Of great ~ benefit in cases Of
debility and want of nervous action in the sys-
tenn. Yours, truly, g. ". WOODWARD
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvsnia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20, 1865.
/ consider " Hoofands German Bitters y q vsl>
liable medicine in cases Of attacks of Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. I can certify this from my expe-
rience Of it. Yours, with respect, 1
s. 49, JAMES THOMPSON.
HON. JAMES ROSS sNOwDEN, sss..
Prothonotary Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsyl-
vania, writes: a9# t t7 fa
PHILADELPHIA, September IA, 1867.
"Hooaand's German Bitters " is o very useful
article as tonic and as an appetizer. It is not
an Intoxicating drink, and may be used beneficial
" BY persons Of all ages. Respectfully yours,
JAMES Ross Sxowp1N
CAUTION-Ho oaand's German Remedies are
counterfeited. See that the signature Of G. N.
!4cksos is on the wrap n per Of each bottle.
Ace and Mandatory at the Germsn Msdicine
Store, No. 63l Arch street, Philadelphia, Pc.
CHAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor,
Eormer1v G. m JAcRaow A "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

Some icea OF the immense extent of the ps.
iFoieum trade Of this country NAV be formsa
when we state that the production for the v.,-
l-ee amounted TO 3.7i5.7iI barrels, of which
there were exported e,ssn,O3 barrels. LEAVING
for home use I.095,sil barrels. Add to tins the
decrease IN the stock, 2l7,e73 barrels, and -.
And that the total consumption in thi. coun,rv
fPsnnsyivania oil in ises was ,25a lsI barrels.
the production Of West Virginia and Ohio,
about l23,Coo barrels; decrease of stock 10 the
same States, about 1000 barrels, making the
total consumption Of crude oil IL the United
states during the year lSss about I,Il7,Isl bar.
rpis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

Tie democrats of the House rather over
reached themselves yesterday by opposing the
printing and TecOmmirment of the majority
report ard series of bills presented by Mr..
Lawrence. OF Ohio, from the Committee On the
New \ orb Election Frauds. The Republicans
warned their opponents that If they persisted
IA tbeIr opposition 10 the printing and RECON-
mitment hey would move to suspend the rules
ana put the first hiIi OF the series-that de-
priving the New York Courts of all power
ever The naturalization question-upou its
passags. The Democrats. with more zeal thar
dIscretiOn. continued their opposition, and the
result was that the bill was put strai-h,
through.
Ii seems rather doubtful If the Senate will
conclude 10 act upon the bill this session as its
consideration Will involve considerable debate
and /: passed will almost certainly fail TO be-
come law BY encountering poe keted Veto
The Committee show IN their elaborate re-
port that The frauds perpetrated in the CITY of
New York on The ID of November surpass any.
Wing In our past history; that existing State
laws. and the mode OF enforcing them. are
wholly inadequate TO prevent these frauds but
that Congress has the power te enact Laws
which, II faithfully executed. will 70 some ex
tent furnish remedies hereafter There is no
law o: Congress protesting 10 prevent or pun
Ish frauds in voting or conducting elections
and the penalties relating to certificates of ns,
uraiizaIion areby no means adequate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

THE --GRlPTIrH GAUNr" LIBEL SUIT The
libel suit OF Charles Reade against Charles II
Sveetzer was brought up in the Supreme
Court Circuit, IN New York, yesterday. This
Nuif grew out OF a criucism IN the Rousd Tau.
on "Grimih Gaunt", which among other
things ELECTED the .'Prurient Pruden letter
The beginning OF this libel suit and the publ.
cation Of that letter Were almost simultaneous
AFTER II was reached on the calendar it was de.
layed some time under the expectation thar Mr..
heade was coming TO this country. On the
Gail OF the case yesterday. Mr.. Swee,zer,.
counsel A. ked an adjournment, he being now
SICK win brain fever, and after arsu ment nv
counsel Jury was empanelled and the case
postponed all Friday morning, when IL Is
obtained. $500 NC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24
Virginia News.

The Winchester (Va-) News states tina, the
two bodies of the Methodist Church-the EpIs.
copal Methodists and he South Methodists-iu
that city. have effected a consolidation Of me m :
bers, and in future will have bat one OH c, al
body. The style OF the organization hereaf ar
Will be Winchester Station, M. Z. Church
South"
The woods in the immediate neighbour GOD
of Campbell Court House are bsfng raya ,ad
and destroyed by very extensive fire. which
IL also doing great dam &c t. the fencing
The citizens OF Lynchburg. Va, propos, 10
give President johnson an appropriate recap
ton on his return to his home after the Attn of
March.
Mrs. Nelson, granddaughter of General
Nelson, signer OF the Declaration of indie.
pendence. died in Hanover county, las, weak
Inc reheious revival In the Baptist churches
in Richmond continues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

We may lock out for an unhealthy season
Le&t summer. ifIJ be true, as has been Asserted
and FOR long time believed. that cholera fol.
lows smallpox The latter scourge Is preva-
lent IN sll parts OF the country, on both ocean
slopes, induced. II is supposed, by atmos.
rn-ric conditions. Tbs same conditions. il Is
thought, predisposed ID cholera and similar
disorders during hot weather, and consequently
many persons anticipate a visitation OF that
sesuIge during the coming summer. Whether
me theory Is sound OF not. Cleanliness is good
mig and as II Is Acknowledged to be a pre-
vertive OF cholera, our citizens cannot he TOO
careful 10 have their premises put in clean and
sweet order. And now II the time 10 do IL 4,
pui on until the sun breeds disease from the
fostering Nth II may be too late What indi.
Ndual enterprise and good taste tai TO do IN
the matter the municipal authorize. should
compel Wit hout delay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

The BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Some soiicitude has been expressed lest the
nights OF the city the matter of It's street
grades should not b. projected sy the bill before
Cor gress defining the route OF routes by which
the Baltimore snd Potomac Railroad shall en-
ter the city. This bill has no provision ra
curing the road 10 con form TO the street grades
but We md by reference TO the original charter
grsnuDg the right TO enter the city that this
Poibt seems 10 be adequately covered by a
P.o'Iso requiring '.that the level of said road
within the said city shall conform to the pres
ent graduation OF the streets M less Congress
shall authorize a different level
IL has been a mater. in fact recurring solicI.
Gus study by the resident Engineer, MIR. Par
fridge, how 70 adapt the road 10 the VARYING
grades of the streets. The bill proposes a
cholee OF three routes. BY the first the road
enters the city above Benning's Bridge. AZ the
intersection Of Mary land v Ell ne and boundary
street, thence proceeds northwesterly along
boundary street 70 west Seventh This Route
requires no tunneling. and If the road should
have Its terminus In Washington would natu-
rally be the one adopted.
The second route also enters the city above
Benring's Bridge, at the intersection of Boup-
dairy street and North Carolina avenue, fol-
lows that avenue to south ID street, thence along
II street and Virginia avenue TO the present
depot o: the Washington and Alexandra rail-
road. This route will require tunnel the
whole length of North Carolina avenue.
The third route enters the city on the East
ern Branch, near south NJ street, follows Viz
giEia avenue TO south X street, and the latter to
Fourth street, thence along the canal bank TO
Virginia avenue, and the present depot on
Mary land avenue.
This route would require a tunnel along
Virginia avenue ana in south street nearly
10 the canal The two latter routes afford
through connections with the railroads south
the point of junction being the present railroad
depot on Maryland avenue. IL will be seen
that the company propose 10 adapt the road 10
the street grade by whatever route they enter.
though by two of the routes this will involve
very heavy expense. The company have in
this respect shown a regard for the interests Of
the city some what in contrast with the course
Of arotner railroad company We trust that
the House Will pass the Senate bill without
delay, IN order that every facility may BE- given
for the speedy construction of this most inn
pOrtant road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

Yesterday was the second day OF the trlsl in
Richmond OF James Grant. indicted for the
murder OF II. Rives Pollard, and out Of one
hundred talesmen only one Juror was secured,
naHins two, one having been accepted out of
me 'wenty-four regular jurymen on Monday.
An additional venire Of two hundred men was
summoned for to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

POLITICAL MOyKMENrs I'M SPArS-Msdrid
dispatches announce that the members of the
Provisional Government have resigned, and
That fne Cortes has entrusted Mars hal Ssrrano
lty to form a new Ministry. A vote of thanks
10 the retiring Ministers was opposed with
unanimi'y by the Republican members, but
passed by the House. General PrIm made a
speech declaring that the late dynasty would
never reasceDd the throne Of Spain. General
De Rnoda l. 10 succeed General Duice a Cap
tain General Of Cuba. The press of Lisbon
unanimously condemn the movement for the
union OF Spain and Portugal, under the old
name of Iberia, which has been recently con-
templated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

TIE SCRANTON Coal S.1.s ro-n
Hessrs Gleason Glenn, coal dealer. q, this
City. have received from New York bv t.le.
graph the following report of the S,ran,on ..l.<
to-day 5000 tons lump. 81 3sas. a. n a n ,,ns
sies mooat, - Sas437, 1900 tons CRATE, ., t5t
chestnut sax Kas3.s5; 2.so0O tons stow a. ~
S852k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

~velocipedes have become a npis.no.
wherever there Is Nicolson pavement in Ph,iso
drlphia.
s<Ir v irgipia county there has been f,pnd
Nein OF pure Kerosene that flows from a
N-ey.Ce IN rock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

are requested to send IN their favors before
II o'clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
TEE STAR of the same day. ON account of
the pressure OF news matter after that hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
md ourselves Obliged TO lay down this rule
and adhere 10 II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24
LIME BRo0AE SQUARE saAwLs.


LIME BROOKE SQUARE sRAwLs.
". have on hard beautiful assortment Of fine
BROChE SQUARE eHAWLS, and q superb
assortment Of
LLAMA LACE POINTS.
ranging from $50 to St2s each to which We soil cit
the attention OF the lAdtes.
ONE PRICE ONLY. IN PLAIN FIGURES.
W. N. sBUsTER BRO,
No. 324 Peppsylvsnia avenue,
fe2i-H between 9th aud l0th streets.
I rNl1ED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
T. WARRINGTON, ID. O., February l9 1859.
:, On the petition OF kOBEkr CUSH NAN, of
fswtu, bet; khoee isiand PRAYING for the exten.
lest, Tor en- i'm srovement In Stop Motion for nit
til q schines:
ills ordeIed, that said petition be heard at thu.
once the 81 day II May next Any person
nay Oppose this extension. Objections, depo
en- ~ twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE.
tie - iswSW Commissioner Of Pstsnts.
1UeT RKCEIvkD- : =
= Another car load GENEssER VALLEY FAM.
lily fioCk, ground from the celebrated 6eaes
zee valley White wheat. We guArautee this fouf
20 be equal to any brand known in this market
Price reduced oHs half dol or per bbl
k0RTH 1RH PRODUCE OOnPANV
fels II Pm. avenue bet lOth and llth sta
II DR. ESS MAKING,
e...sn .nd SCI s6s:a 'sssss ss,t
Hone and Street suits gotten a. Ia the mos
vsrhe,cAe styles No work slishtedto hasten H.
eoo Plsiion- tine always set, and no disap point.
menn ~ Machine stitching and Outing and
sssons carefully and promptly done. no ls-sm
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL-rFNp.
" .rsd hy the citizens OF Washington 90 a
thefkANhLiN STEAM FIRE ENGINF
nnvnFASf. No. 2, Al ODD FELLOWS -
BALL, seventh street. D RIDAY. FEBRr- ~
AR1 70, 1852 Tor the purpO e rai.iug fupfs -
enteftain the listing Fire Companies q the CON
Committee OF Arrangements-Frapci. X. MGR.
Grinnell ss''e' So'
Floor Man,sers-Jno Piggott. r. Williams.
fhos stone. L Moulins sam. Cock Thas Cote.
kiensy. Martin CrOnin S0''"
Ballet master-Jno Fickerson
Master OF Ceremonies-k. johnson.
" h INTENDED that this Ball shall be one OF the
most brilliant and recherche Of the season ana "a
that end neither pains eNpease hs. been spsred
on the Part OF the MapaRers IN mailing their err
raneements. Cook 3 ever popular Br.ss and sfrfDg
Band hss-beep engaged for the oceasfon ana viii
sic. ga - a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

Messrs CBAY HUTCHINs. h.x,,.
the night O. some Of the finest sand shor-s On -
Roeomae nver, end wing an ole faci M AZ for 80
Bow prepared 70 fsrnish 60 consrscfors an oss ~
IN want Of uperior article Of Bull DI Nc sns ~
any Quantity they msy require ct the ls Sest a..
rates Leave jour orders ct thetr OIL I'D
northeast corner Of 6th and X streets or I1th
suee1 Wneff. 70 "a Iu'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24
Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
No. 3s1 STREET.
BETWEEN Az ANB 6rH STREETS

HAyENNERe CRACKERS
Are admtt.d By all impartial Judges to be the beet
in the market.
The reason ms obvious:
We have erected one OF Mckenzie Q splendid Reel
Ovens. ct cost Of over five Thousand dolIars
Our machinery Is the best aud ne West Patent
vel bug the best 10 sterisl.
We employ the best workmen.
We Manufacture from twenty q We to thirty bar
rels Of -four per day.
We Keep no cid stock on band and consequently
our Crackers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, you will fnd eur statement
TO prevent fraud, our Crackers are stamped with
"HAvENNER.'
If you can't get "HAvENEERs CRACKERS
from your Grocer, send to the Bakery, SAL 81 :
will supply you.
We offer the following assortment:
SODA CRACKERS
MILK BISCUIT
WATER CRACKERS
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKRRS
CBACKER DUST
GINGER SNAPS
NOVELTIES
yOMBLE0
SUGAR cRAcKEks.A 0AAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

OYSTER BRERDING.-It II said that one of
the principal causes of the depopuiaiiou Of tn a
oyster banks on the coasts of Europe aud
America is to be found IN the increasing abun
dance of a bivalve shell.fish called Apoan,1
Thesa cover the oyster banks in a continuous
sheet. one overlapping the other. so as to de-
privp the oysters of the means OF obtaining nv
Du'rIment firm the water. and ultm atel v
killing them. Some of these LAYERS Of anomias
on certain oyster banks have attained a thick.
ness of three or four inches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

VA couple were recently married on 8
railroad esr between Oneida and Chicago.
@1here is only one democrat in the Arkan.
sas House of Representatives.
~San Francisco thinks of having 2,
"World's Fair" in 1870.
~Stephens Il Stephens are the names OF q
new law firm in Atlanta. A. II. Is the senior
Stephens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24
W cos sULTATION Rooms,
No. GAS street,

~ 0hsULTATIOE Rooms,
No. 24s street,
fe5 u Between 18th and 18th
%BAEKBuPr CY -fhs Last amendment Of
N the Bankrupt Law provides that 10 ell pro
1859, no discharge fshall be granted to . debtor
whose assets shai not be equal to ny per eentun
Re shal Be liable a. pviRcipaI debtor This clause
does net, bowever shut out from the benefit Of the
certain petitioners. and all VINO comply With Ger
tain conditions, can receive their discharges,
though they may have no assets. NotWithstsndnR
the Drov Ion, in view Of its imftstions and eXcep
aons, debtors without assets still applying for
the bsne nj OF the leI in all Darts the country
. Persons In this District Who still Wish 20 avail
themselves Of it, benefit, and who have no asssto
elude1 In the terms of the imttsticn The sub
scr'ber will give LformaaiGn this subject Ct ali
times without charge.
GEO. MASON,
Atiornsy, Law and Solicitor in Bankruptcy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

nT H0rI0I.
w, b. BARRBfr, D. d. g.,
tBofmssiy 81 Philadelphia No. 40 az street he.
Wsen Pa. ave. and O stresI
I'll dental Operatiols skillfuliy performed
b~s W. sanaetea without pain by sdministsrins
Prof T L. Buckingham, D. ID. n
Prof- James Truman, ID ID
Prof. Geo. = Barker, D. ID
Prof 1liae Wtldman, NJ D.. D. ID n p>.,.
nia College Of peltsl Surgery. Phiisde1nsI.N
n tnst6 L,nnHssy' L. D.. Ho. at6 Ostrsst. W..h.
e ", GO n -sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

UN BANKRUPrCY
At the City Of w..sTa.On or Hp e. ~ A..
February, 1853. The undersigned hereby gives
RSsss q ne s n;, = M:ses q sELs
said District, who has been adJuaged . bankrupt
UPON bic own petition, BY the supreme Court Of
o1o. MASON, Attorney ss-L Lev,
feb = law5w City Hall. Assignee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24
CINE THREAD LACE POINTS.

ZINE THREAD LACE POINTS.
vs ssxe on sale few Of the hsudsenest RAJ.
"a "A ~ AZ vnleh We have ever offered Thev
ne suenuon o. Any lazy Who msy anticipate nnr
enssine agennine srtie'e this seasoa pui
VN. oh oSLx IN PLAIN RIGUREs.
WM s6UsTDR q BRO
No. 324 Psaasyivaais sySon. g.
6 - % between 9th and lOsh stree,.
0AND! eANDu eXND ~ -
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"RAvINNKRs FAMILY BREAD

This unequalled Bread 10 now for sale By most of
the leading Grocers Of the city.
t is made Of select Family Flour; 10 thoroughly
baked, In 4cke1zieb Patent Oven; 10 always
sweet, White, nutritious, and 10 guaranteed %
weigh sixteen ounces.
CAUTION "A great deal Of Bread 10 sold for
"BavennerSn which never cane from our estsb.
ishmsnt. 70 prevent. % far possiole. this die
honesty. Nc have supplied I'll our oathorisa d Gro
Gers With freeh eaDpls Cords, marked $50. M.
anime fo1 yourselves laaS sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

10. J; Sgs.N5Essh. go.
Al EXTBH61VB BOOT AID eROD HOUSE.
WHERE the public nay And, always, "vhaS ohsy
want" and list OF the best quality.
0DvENTB STREET,
I've doom soutA Of Z cd northern nArkss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

The Premium ORIENTAL SOAP,
NEW YORK CITY SOAP.
CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP,
- LAUNDRY SOAP
FAMILY SOAP
are oranfs oil superior quality, and are guar
anteed TO give trfect satisfaction
TAKE NOTICE
The name c. JEWELL, and also the quality,
is stamped on every bar
AK your grocer for sny Of these, ard be sure you
get them, and take no oiher
msnufsctOry-JU0 ana soy G street north be
tween itb and 9Th Wsshin gton, d. O. els
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24
MOXLFY.
FANCY DRESSES AND DoMrSoks,
For Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children.
No. AS TENTH STREET..
tSecoDd door north of y street, N a.,

MI RIEI'e IAsHIOHABLB DANCINe
WI ACADEMY, -
r., =, between 9Th and 10th streets.
soN open Tor reception Of Pupils For
"a, ca Are spSiy at the Academy Tor circu !
Day. Of Tuition. For Misses and mssters-r.~
Gay. THURSDAY. and Saturday, from 3 20 n m
For Gentlemen-Mondsy,W edpesdsv spf Sat
uIeey, lron 70 ~ y m. ers-tf
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ADvENTDBls IN THE APACHE COUNTRY
, our through Arizons and sonors. Wit,
Ross Browne, Author s Of y Se so
Island; !" An American Family 4. eermsny.'
lsmo, Oloth, Bevellsd 81 O.
LORD LYTrON.
MISCELLANEOUS PROSE WORKS or IN
WARD , BuLW uGiS Lord Lytton. In Two vo:
Bx Edward Bulwer; Lord Lytton. Author Of
nR,ehslse The Led L:dy Of tysS.. "Eoe
Wbst win he do with it'" &e. is3o. Paper
Is Cents. " -
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Ne. York with Iliustrations. I'm, Cloth o.
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thick vol. small svo, ven printed, paper q oc
|, COMMITS: The Calendar Key To the Oalscs.r
eportkmeno calendar, The Bpalfeh Covernmsnt
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A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF rOILEY
"A SOAPS and TOOTH BRUsRR0, as loo prfoes
slw.ys On hand st .. Z. Do0L8Y1 Apsthsoafy
CAPITOL htu 81
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respectfully announces
Two GRAND coHcERrs.
WEDNESDAY, AND RsDAY EVENINGS
March 3D. and ath.
AsSIS TT % HY EMINENT VOCAL ND IN.
STR ChENTAL ARTESrS
An entire change OF programme for each perf,rm
ance.
Fesfrved s.;. "a. ,,s n. pthsr
a. Messrs Meizerot Cos Music Store No al-
Perpsvlvanis avenue
feb - ~ THOS TURNprIT s,.,.-..
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pkOfs. EREIs DANCING ACADENY
rem. sHenae, opposite metropolitsE a
no'sL Ne would respectfully annou nee that
encn prices as vi suit the times, snd agre. -
Win tee prices Of other Professors g. the city Csll
or ~ ksnAf 400 "a ruRDAY. from e oicl1 !:
Ilkspsl src FRIDAY from to 10 O'CLOCK In
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-24

CARPHrs. CURTAINS. &c.
THE LARGEST sTotks
THE NEWEST ABD BEST PATTERNS,
THE MOST REASONARLE PRICESse,
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