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MANHOOD.

In the young Ard risinr genarsttou. the yeeet,
tive bosers 81 life strong. but IN fe~ EARS hos
siten the psltd hue. the lsck lustre eye. ana ema
0iNeo Torn and the in possibility C application
mental efort show It, b.neful influence. d
soon omss ~ dsnt q tie observer n 81 some a.,
pressing luha'nc- = choosing the development o.
the hocy 'ousumpii u !. talkei Of aai perhap
the youth 10 removed from . hsol ant cent int
thec"Dntry. Thi- .. on" % the worst movement.
bemeVed from ordinary disersidn. of IL. ever
changing sc"ue- 81 thu ,ty, IN powers of,ha bod.
too uch eufeehled 10 give est 20 h.al;hlul aud
rural oN"rcises, Thoughts are turned inward. ~.
themselves
1.-THE patient he = f-r1s'e. the approach &C ths
m'rss IL Looked Tor with anxiety. a. the n-.,
symp'om in which Naiui" y % show her .a,iu
power Ia dfosiug the circulation aud visiting n.
cheek ~ tn the b Dom of h'alth Alas Increase ID
appetite has grown - what it fed on the energies
tho system are FRUSTRATED. the whole ecoso
my l. deTanE-d The .. .utlful aud wonderful D.
riod IN which body aul n nd uBdergos fssrn atins
a change from child O. woman, - looked for IN
vain, the parents heart bleeds in anxiety, AM
aGciss the grave but y aising for Its victim
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Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
Ne 3a7O STREET,
Between "A AID 6TH STRrzr.

BAVENNERS CRACKERS
Are admit. oy oil Impartial Judges to la the bent
in the market.
The resst arc obvious:
We have erected one Of Mex anzie slend;i Reel
Ovens, at cost OF over i've tho usA.it dcIisrs
Our ma chirftry is the best and newest Patent
" bus the be II n atsrisl.
We employ the best woIkuen.
We manufacture from twenty i've ~ chirty bs--
res of -four per day.
Nekeep no old stock on hand. and oousrl lently
our Crackers are always fresh.
Try for yourselves, you will find eur statement
true
To prevent fraud our Crackers stam ped With
the ame.
"HAyENNER'
II you cent get "BAyENNER's CRACKERs-
from, your Grocer, send to the Bakery, Bar Ost:
We will supply you.
We offer the following assortment.
SODA tRACkERS
MILK BISCUIT
W:TER CRACkERS
LkMuN BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
ORACkER DUST
GINGER SNAPS
NOVELTIES
JUMBLEs
SUGAR CAKES
SUGAR CRACKERS
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n T. l. VI BIO 4 D'S
EAT ACT BUC nj.

For Weakness arising t-om Excuses or Early In
discretion, attended with the following - mptom.
Indisposition to ENerIiOn, Loss Of Power. los,
Of Memory, Difficulty of Bresthipg. General weak-
Horror Of Disease. wesk Nerves. Tremblins
prssdfll Herrrr Of Death. Night sweai. 'oIs
feet. " skefslness, Dimnest q sion. LAusu-r.
Universal LsssitRdr - the Muscular v-tern Otter
EroTmous Appetite with Rysp ptic Symptoms "a
Bands, Flushing o! III f,sv, Drynes. q the Skia
Paid CcnnteuAnce sud ETuptints N tie Far.
Pain 81 Ia. Bsck. lea,irsss - the Fyelis. Pr.
.ueLtly Rack SpJt- Eiyiuv before tha Ey-s with
Temporary SufIusion su1 Loss Of sisht. ~ ant oi
Aiteu;iCH, Crea; I"AiiIty sestlCss. with Horrrf
Of soci,tg Moth j. moro desirable TO SUI
patients than snitHie. s3d nothing they nor
dread. for Essr Of themselves; no Repose Of Man
ner, no Speculation, but Q hurried Transition
rom one question 20 mother.
These symptoms, ~ allowed 10 GO on-which this
Medicine invariably removes-scon follow Loss
Power. Fstsity and Rpieptic Fits in one cf whio,
the PATIENT may expire.
During the superinteudesoe Of Or Wilson az the
BIou dale lun. this SAD result occurred u
two patients; reason hsd for . time left them, anc
beth died OF epilepsy They were Of both se zee .
and about twenty yeaTs II sge.
Who say that these excuses are not fire.
aueutly followed by those direful diseases, Iusan-
ity and COpsumption The records Of the Insane
Asy lums snd the melancholy deaths by Copsump
ton. bear ample witness % the truth OF these a.
serious. In Lunstic Asylums the mot meIan
,nJly exhibits appears. he cO1ntc-aU,. sac
tuaily soaGen and quite uestitute-neith-- Mrth o.
Grief ever visits n. Should 9 Ena Of the voioc
uoour. n IL rarely sracuis'c
~ ith sOiul measures ~aR reseaIr
Low suilea sound --lr gaze; besuii4d -
" hale We r-sr~t tie ,,I-t-scs Il the shove dis
eaycs and symptoms W. zTe 20 pared 10 offer ~
inv able gI't 81 csmls;Ty for the rem VA e IT,
COT gueIss
HFLMB0LDS HIsH'.Y con lENrRA.
TED FLUID TRACT OF BItHU.
There Is re- ether gOIIs At. II u Al saono Or
q hoI.e Tire -uT.ecn an rati NJ. sud a..
t..tib cny of al VINO have used o. pne-c~Ii-f a.
Sod by Drugsists snd EesiSrs ever ah.re.
PREPARED AT
n. r. HILNBoLD'S.
Oh 10 IND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
ga BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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TIE P"ToMAc FRONT.-Last II ghtthp steam
er Wawa'set, from CurriOman AID way land
IDgs. reached Potomac Ferry wharf with a
heavy freight list. and quite a large nunb.r OF
passengers; and the same NAV be said OF
The steamer Express, from Baltimore, whic1
arrived at SIKH street wharf shortly AZ.
t-rwaTds. Tins morning the steamer Arrow,
STA sp ole. carried down TO Mount N.rn III d
laTg" number Of pleasure SEEKERS, and mails
for NarsralI's Landing. A co,IllIDn paul OF
music was on bard. IN order To accommodate
parties fond OF dancing.
JOhHSCE'S Hhdrf-Ab ont one thousand sh ID
aud five thousand herring, from the Potomac
fisheries, We're brought up last evening. ana
THIS morning shad found ready sales at $50 and
sd per hun dred, aud herring : 20 per thou md
Capt. Knight. having determined 70 enlarge n
fishing operations this season, has leased Indi-
an Head fishing grounds. and thls mernny
shipped TO that poIrt a nGmber of hands, seine
nets, gIl'ing boats, provisions &c.
fdTtr'S WhdTf.-Arrived- Schr. Ann Iris
bel Edwards, from Philadelphia, 10 load with
fertilizers for New Jersey.
rays Wh0rf.-Arri ved-Steamsr Virginia,
Daley OF Alexandra, with grain for the tiOy-
-rI me nt ana hay for ) e. Bre yer: staam--
Guiding star. Wilson, With wood for discribu-
ton q the poor.
Atieg's UkGrf.-Ar this wharf n few small
vessels have arrived wi h asshrrrd lots of Nvs-
ter for Turner Son. and Nessrs. Geo. Hqr
'ry d c. Prices range from fifty cents 20 -
per bushel
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CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
of twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Cauadas, and estabIis he'd at
&2s Pennsylvania avenue, between TX and 9th
streets, since 1851, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, ChIlblaIDs, Club and Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience to the patient The
shoe can be worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers to the MANY
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
of other responsible persons who patron,ze
his establishment. Hours from a. m to s n.
IT.. Owing to press OF business AZ office Or.
White is unable to visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and q p. m.
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FARM Frs.

Provide yourself with PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER at this season of the wear, when Collie
Eho'efa Morbus, Dysentery. Diarrhps, &c may
disable halos-use IL every case OF the kiIi
and nv ears for 4. II it does not effect specify
cnre-but Be sure that y0u trust to nIher remedy
which has never failed. feb y
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OvFR-ExRRTIoN, either of body or min /,
produces debility and disease. The usual rem
rdv is TO take some stimulant, the effect of
which Is the same "a giving tired horse the
whip instead Of oats. The true way is to fortify
he system with a permanent tonic like the
Peruvian Syrup, IA protoxide OF Iron,) which
gives strength and vigor 10 the whole system
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"HAvINNER's FAMILY BREAD

This unequalled Bread il now for gale by mos, oF
the leading GrOCers Of the city.
1t II mace of select Family kiOur, i. thorourhIy
baked, ia MckeEZies Patent oven, Is sIwnys
wet, white. nutritious, and is guaranteed TO
weigh sixteen ounces
CAUTION "A treat deal af Bread - sold for
EayebneT s. which never came from our es;ab-
tisbut ut To prevent As far possible this dis
honesty. We baye supplied all our authorized Gro.
cefs with fresh ample Cards, niarh b. ~69 Ry
anime tor yourselves ia25 3ru
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MILLIONS OF TEETH owe their beauty and
purity, and millions OF breaths their fragrance,
TO the Bark OF the Soap Tree, from the moan
tains of Chill. W hi b forms one Of IN. i'm ortant
ing edIents of SOzodont. the mos wholesome
AID delicious dentrifce in the world. The
Bark OF The Chillan S1ap Tree is used by {
natives TO clean the most delicate silks. and is
noted threughC ut South America for It's pre-.
seryatiye properties 60
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W. clip the following from the Ra,,wt

W. clip the following from the Railway J
TINS:
We commend 20 the attention { cur readers the
following note fro m one of oUr sitiYeus:
About n year ago VAS attack ed with Hemor-
rhage of the Eupgs, and have teen coughing al
NEST incesssni ly since-till | cemmeuc ID thu As.
Of Alien LHHs B1fSav, h witch L have been
greatly relieved ia fact almost permanently cured
"fours. &C. MLRRICk.
"RAHwAY. N. J. Dec. 18th. lsss y mar2a. I'm
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LOCAL N E w s.
Amusements. &c, Tonight.

NATIONAL THRArIR.-opefa Boufe La
EeIie Helene
WALL'sOPERA HOUsE-Lsura kseue's New
Ysrk company in the new comedy OF School
CANTERBURY HALL.-N.w pantomimes and
other attractions.
PRoP. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Ol PsnnsyI-
wanna avenue.
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THIS DAY RECEIVED, a. Prigg's. i36 Penn.
sylyania avenue, near ~ street, Brilliant is.
Smell do. and Napkin Rings. Also. vartous
other styles Of goods that are very neat and
beautiful.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER.

Ranews the vitality Of the scalp
ReDews the hair to its orr ginal color
ReDews the nutritiye matter which n0urish4s
hair.
Renews the brash, wiry hair to siihaa lf.usss
Repews the growth of the hair.
Renews the appearance of those that are pa.
and Gray, and is a sp-Oo id hair dressing. 10 oil
or Aloohol TO clog up the pores One bottle shows
its effects.
RP HALL eco. Nashua, N Il Proprittors
For sale by ali df uggists. jalS-2m
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CITY ITEMS.

GENrLExIN's BLACK CLOTH VRsrs for s.,
a, IS and SC ,od assortment of az - and
qualities, al Geo. e. Henning's. No. 5li seventh
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TIP MAGIC Come Will color the hair or beard
a permanent black or brown. II contains no
poison, leaves no slop or stain on the SKIN, rs
IL has been fully tested VIII te heads and
be ards in Washington, changing them to a
beautiful dark color IN few minutes, leaving
the dye permanently fixed and il is too well
known to be considered any humbug Sod
wholesale and retail by Charles Stott, No 3 )
Penn. avenue, Washington, and to be had OF
all druggists. 63.3;
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THROAT AFFECTIoNs.-A physician writing
from Newfane, New YORK. spe king of the
beneficial effects resulting from the use f
'Br WINS Bronchial 1 roches, saws: For ale
yla'lng that huTrid irritation only felt by those
v no have suffered from any Bron rhal AfT-c-
ton. and for II oarseness and Sor- Throat. TO,
am free 10 confess enough l am an NJ D.
they ans wer all you clam for them" To avoid
disappointment, be sure Ia obtain the genuine
Browns Bronch HAL TroChes' co
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noUxs FRENCH RESTAURANT,
21eF STREET,
Between l4th and 18th streets.
eervioe u Ia Carts and Provatar. Dinner in any
TO ALL WHOM IT aAI OONOERK.
DIPARfMRNr OF YHB INYHRio \
pRNsInM 0YYyCR lulv 18th n

~ ALL WdOm II Ah4 OOnObbH.
DIPAlfMRNr OF YHB INYHRloA,
,Appilcation having been made under the cot Of
Suhs - isS!, for the reissue OF the following de.
Ssen io:i or ds:sreyed -SSties !: SsSsSs ;; Oven
that At the date following the desert pton Of each
appear. q. q. COX. ComnissiOnsr.
no II ss2 for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
march lsS In the name of Lydia CARTON. widow
~ is Hsri ton and was granted December 81.
No, nos ass. far loo acres, issued under act of
6esos sss Of ;ir issn and
Aass sss e
No. u Az: for 90 sores, Issued under the act Of
as!sn 3 s n q Bale! D ss.nss
.. No es4s. for 90 acres, Issued under the act Of
.as @ os e: 6 s.s ss. p os:s
s Sep u.s., il Tie nam: e q
March $ isss: in TIE name 81 Ha@phr.y paws. and
SssI = .s;s:. 80: the .e. Of
March lSS n the name q ThSrs; Cr%~iSss,
NO ssiM Tor - serss. i:a:d uad.r shs .st Or
s Msrsn @ 1 the name e ss1 Nae y
No, Is 49, for lsO acres. issued under the oct Of
March 1855 in the name Of John esHrry, asd vas
81 ros 10 s. , .asS snds9 In. &C. Of
September. 1880, In the name Of France REVERE,
ssl ses.: Issued 1sd:l e: &C. Of
e e S., e 3
SPlcEs.tT. syfIIs sTSs.s:: I.ar
i: e ;.s: sss s:s
Qfss1snisSSsHAt fi SsSJSsc i sSoHk :fss
81 e Si.$s ~ &; q s6SiIA:
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RY THOMAS DowLIs6, Aqo'r. GcOrss,o ~n

IN THOMAS BOWLING, AGc'r Georgrto wn.
IMPROVED PRoPERTY on BEAJL srgtsr
- AT AUCTION
"a On MoSnAY; March got lSrS. a; Eve
E.H O'Clock m, vii sell N frart Q: Re
premises, part OF Lot No i23, froH-iI %
i.et on the south ellie of Bead street .. -vren
MonfEemery aud Monroe streets. ~ a Gep- Of a.
let, improves by comfortable FraIs. Dwelling
House, coUtsiBing rooms
Terms at sale Ccnveyancing ami stamps at tae
cust of the pure haser
ms22d THOMAS DOwLTSG Aurt
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PRIME PINE WOOD, tull length. a. - per
cord, delivered free OF cost, NAV he had al the
yard. Second street west between ID ana +
streets north al
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n THos. BOWLING, Auct. Geor sstown.

X THOs. BOWLING, Auct. Georgetown.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURRAT
AUCTION
a On CESDAY MORNING. NJ arch 18th at
VA 10 O'Clock, L will cell, without regard 70
IL weather. at the residence of II Sherman
"on the corner 81 Potomac and Prospect
streets. general assortment of HOuseho 4
Furniture, con-is'ine Of
walnut >rring Sea Ch airs aud eofa
Mslr ut Marble top Chamber Suite
kies ant Msrble-tap sideboard Oak
Cottage setts complete
ain ct Msruie-tOp I able aud Stand.
Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Feather Beds and MattressA-
Elegant Eefri yfrator
Ill CANT Cook, Parlor and othar So
With many other at; les 20 -4-ns-es, > mn
tion
Alec, q lot II Cost
ms 236t THos DOVLTNG Aucts
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ALEXANDRIA lTRMs.-The Gazette of last
evening has the following:

ALEXANDRIA ITRMs.-The Gazette of last
evening has the following:
Mount isrhon Cotton Fdctory.-Judge Under
wood. at chambers. in this city, this morning
heard and decided to grant an application on
the part of Turnbull 4 Go Of BALTIMORE, for
the appointment OF receiver to carry on
operations at the Mount Vernon Cotton Fac
tory, until sale OF that property can be- eff.c-
ted. Work at the factory, which was re-
sumed yesterday. was again suspended tins
morning, but - soon as the receiver is An.
pointed, permanent resumption OF operations
there " III BE- commenced.
N.p ffcers.-The following appointments O.
officers have beeD made bv Genera, Stonaman
for this county: Sheriff.. T.. O'Nest Mag.
istratss-Lewis Stem. ID X. Hawxhurst, w. l.
Penn, L. DYSON, G.. Vandenberger. aud A.
len Pierce. Aliermen-JOhn Hawxhurst, r
X. McKain, and j. T. Armstrong. Council
mani. =. Agnsw. Consrable-S las W.
Bowler
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO
MARRY.
Essays for Young Men, on the Errors. Abuses
and Diseases incident TO Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view OF treatment All
sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
q charge. Address HOWARD ASsUCJ aTIOS,
Rox z, Philadelphia, Pa. a 1873.
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The KNIGHTS TEMPLAg LEvEE.-Ths grand
recepfiou and l~vte q; CoIum ma t'Ounmaui w
No hnI' his TEN plar, ~ me y ttIoua' The -
're on NOUdty "v-n.ug n"Nt. 'FRONT.' IS - -
CT@ Of the finest affairs ever given here. Tua
lev" " ii 30 OPP ned by The grill o. the Kuish.>
arr Y firh tn floor, covering he - ire mar
quetie, Viii b. open Tor dancing. The dr'-s
Irrl- and galleries will ba Op-n for nose who
desire 10 witness hut not par'Ictp4'a in ne
dancing, and The sUpper 1Ill b. served in the
cOTDodioUs billiard rooms IN the building
Tie committee hav'ng charge of the details arr
actively 81 gagged IN making the necessary ar.
rang.m-n's, and without doubt the levee Will
be grand success
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SALE OF A Farm ~ STANDARDIZATION and
Fox Auctioneers, yesterday sold he farm
known as ''SpOrtland'' one mile from Scagg E
Swfch III Prince Georges county, Maryland,
containing $50 acres and improved with a ten
room dwelling. together with barn and out
houses, 10 Jonathan T. Welker, for $3.50
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PRoP MARiHIe USUAL FoRr,IGg-,
ScIRsI has ben postponed from ID VI ghr nat,
ing Holy 70 UrsdaV. To- Arst OF the N rre A .
which Close ~ Dssissntial ssason Of Lent. :
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION"
BEsurIFYINa THE t skIs AND ouaPLx,

bE4UTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX.
REMokES ALL ERUPTI0Ns, FHEOkLES
PlMPLES, MOTH BLoTCHES, r. y, etc,
aud renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES In the NURSERY IL is in.a.asbl.
For GENILEMEE after SHAvINGit has no erna!
"PhPHIAN LOTION" is the snly re able rem.
edy for diseases and blemishes of the SIX Z.
PHALON'S ssPAPHIAN SOAP-'
for the TOILET. NURSERY and BATt viii TOT
chap the skIE. Price rs cents per Ike.
"FLOR DE Mayo
'sFLOR DE MAYO.r
NEW PERFUME FOB THE HASDh6a
CHEZ Exquisite, DELICATE, LASTING
FRAGRANCE.
pHALOE & SON, Ne .ork
ie'V Sold by Ill iirugefsfs
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AT THE EEGULAE MEETING of the PtSt)rs'
Pssoc!hti u. held az the rooms of the Yong
Mems Christian Assoc iatiCn on Monday aftsr-
U on lasi, II was resolved TO hold the regular
meetings for the remainder of the season on the
first Monday afternoons of April. May AID
Jnne, at ! O'Clock p m instead of every Mon
day, as heretofore.
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PUBLIC GARDENER.-There are ahou, twan-
tv-six applicants for the position o; Public
Gardener, now held by James Nokes ESD an
old citizen OF the Sixth Ward
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INDRRTAKERS' AssOCIATION.-As secret meet
ing of this association was held last night, at
which, we understand. arrangements were
made 10 secure the payments promptly lin ad-
vance " necessary of all cases where the SER
vices of the undPrtakers of Washington are
needed. In view OF this action on the part of
the undertakers, number of residents of Ihe
CITY are about forming cooperative burial
association, TO purchase ready made collins in
a nor thern city. Each member OF the associ4-
ton gives IN the size of the coffi req ured and
they are ordered direct from the manufactory
Ii Is further stated that prominent livery
ahie firm have made a contract with the ASSOC
cialion TO furnish carriages and hearses as they
may be needed In this manner II is proposed
TO bury those persons OF Limited means who are
not able 10 pay ia advance.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

ISY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct GEORGETOWN
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT
hICtIDN
~ N O'Clock, viii set. without r-ytrd t.
" Weather At tie residence OF ,;ui Wallace.
~ y Congress street. between b. ala aud " e-'
streets, a general assortment 80 Household FurGi
tUre. consisting of
Excellent Three Ply and Ingram Carpets
Cottage sets. u irclaes
Eedst' IS. Bureaus ard Wsshs-abGs,
MspUt AAtensicn ard other Tables
Cane SCAT, Roct ing anr otner Chairs,
III 10th, D. attn 2. Cooking 1T I'VE.
" si many other articles, too numerous to men
tiIu. THOMAS BOWLING
ms 25t I'd AuCttoneer.
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SALE OF DESsICATED VEGETABLES At N
conc udIng sale OF de-sIcate1 yegetIbl.s al III
Com sary Depot on 9TH street wharf TO-DAY
the following prizes were obtaIneT: 11j,Wu 10.
az l2k cents per 100 lbs; 175.uOG lbs az
35,'W lbs. AT II; $500 lbs. dessic trsd potatOe
~ IL. Messrs. Van Ness. o. Baltimore; Fay
Washington Il Gilbert. OF G-orgeto~n. v;rF
the purchasers. Captain Buck. Iita auctIon--
OF the Commissary Department, Vas auc
tiOneer.
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The PAssOvER.-This great festival of the
Hebrew Church in COM emorafi lou of the ex.
odus OF the Israelites from Egypt, during
which time they subsist on unleayrned brea
or matzos, commences Tomorrow evening and
continues eight days. The first two evenings
exercises, appropriate TO the cca>ion, are held
In the sy naRoguss and in the houses OF the He
brew families. the service having particular
reference 10 the trials endured by the lsraelites
and their final deliverance from the hands OF
the Egyptians. During the passover, unleay-
ensd bread only will be used, which is sym
bolIcal of the fact that in their hurried exodu.
the 1sraelltes did not have time TO prepare
kueadsd bread. One important f-a'ure of the
occasion is he dispen ion of aims 10 The need
without res pect 10 denomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

IOWA AssOCIATICN.-This organization met
iast nightat mon LEAGUE Hail, Judge TABOR
In th Chslr- Mr. UtIz. the Secret Try, resigned.
aDo MaJor B-ttus was elected IN his place A
Isrk- bumo'r OF persons were present. Miss
TABOR favored IT, cJmpaDy with some excel
Fnt NJ usic Mr. W - Graf delivered a lrc-
ture; after who n Hon. James TnornIu gtou aud
Col Chapman made brief addresses Judy.
bfadford. II Colorado, was called on and r.
lated MS western experiences. Hon Geo W
AcCrary Was called Or, and made !, n.,, Ii.tI.
tpesch- The Beethoven CUb'--Mpssrs. Bur
nett, Ganron and Widney-sang Our N,tl,.
Land "YouthfrI Flowers" ana .Ciond
Night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

PETTIT IARCE&G Last -V-u.IL :. lini ~
= nell arrested coiUr-d man Lu,.sd Ci-urg.
Washington, pas~iG2 through tDr nfrnef VIII
Toll Of cotton under hi arm. aud fe slime
out OF bis coat and mad CT, bur was re-
arrested and taken 10 The xth pre-. acr, Hha 4.
h" - held tor a bearing. and an IT.. meant IN
the Officers are endeayoring % fiut The owuel
of The cotton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

TIE q ERNAN VETERAN UNION meeting
of tins ssso,Iation was held al WIS Hail
last evening; Vice President Jsncss in IN.
chair. Several new members weIt. admitted
An ann nGment To the constitution, admitting
a passive members persons who have not
served in he army or navy was voted do W
After The transaction OF some other business
The club AL lourLed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

DR.. PIPER, we are glad to learn, is i'm.
proving. and to-day is much better, being able
TO be out of bed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

SALE OF REAL EsTATH-tirrsE i NillIinS,
auIt OnerIs, have sold the interest aud estat- of
Fanny f.. Harry y. and Mary H. Berans, IN a
three story brick hOuse. No. L.. with hack
buildings and Office attached, fronting on Lou
isIaua avenue. h.tween and Oh streets -
Mrs May q Nacubbin, tor ~. -n5 the same
t"ing The uIdiV ,ded fourth of lot l., IN square
40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-25

THy CANrsRErEY secures tue most attr actiya
ieatofrs from Hrw York Tammany AMI SIM
liar es.shl .sbments The latest Of tha.a !. NJ
Hector Thompson and bis trained dogs rness
nightly app-sr, tnge'ner with dra na,ic' mar.
tomrne ana full ballet eorns. Tee French
Can Can. originally prod ucsd Nv Mr. r,txsIn,.
mons. IS always promisenI feature.