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Centre Market To-day.

Meats, dc.-Beef, choice, 2Oa3oc per ID; or
binary; l5c. per ID; hind quarters l4c., fore
Mutton, l5a25c per H.; Pork. Iia.Oc. per ID Salt
Beef, i5alec. per h.; Smoked Beef. Doe; Sliced,
3nc.i Clipped, 30c.; Bacon meat, nc. Breast,
2uc: Middling, 1ea20c.; Sausage, lja25c.; Pigs
Feet, 2Jc. per sett; Nenison, 15a2jc. per 10;
Lard, lea2Oc.: Eggs, Zoe. per doz.: Head Cheese.
22c. per 10; Philadelphia Butter, sGc. per To-;
Roll Butter, i'a60c per h. Hominy lOc. per
quart. kraut, lOc. per quart.
Poultry, Come, 6c-ChiCkens, 50caSI per
par Ducks, S1.25 per par: Turkeys, 25a3Jc C. per
To- W oodcock. s5c.: Canvas Back Ducks. So 50
per paIr: Partridges, soc. each; Prairie Chick
Vegetables, ec.-Green Peas, I5a25 ceuts per
quart: Potatoes, S1.30al. GO pei bushSl; Onions.
3nas5c per bunch: old Onions, SJc. per peck:
Cabbage, "a DC. per head; Cucumoers, l0a2Oc.
per doz; Lima Beans, i5c per quart; Oar rots,
4a5c. per bunch; Spinnage, 25c. per peck:
Radishes, Sc: per burcn; Celery, loc per bunch.
Pumpkins, 5a25c.; Parsnips, Acc per peck; Tur.
nIps. acc. per busheI; Green Peppers, I5c per
dozen; Dried Apples, 20c. per qt.: Dried Prunes,
25c per pound; Dried Currants, DOC. per
Dried 22. BE-, pound Dried
per qt.; Preserved C.tron, SIC. per h.: Dried
Blackberries, l0c.; Dried Whortleberries, BE;
Cnrrants, 20 cents per quart; Egg Plants.
Honey soc per pound; Apples, 3UcaSl per
peck, Si.30aS6 per barrel; Quinces, 81 per
peck; Canned Peach hes, 30a5Uc. per can: Pi ne
Apples. 25a3Oc ZACH; Rausnnas Zoe. each Gar
den Grapes, 25c. per To-; Fox Grapes i0c. per
peck: Chesnpts, DC. per quart; Mint, Sc. per
bunch; Mustard, PC. per jar; Sag, sc. per
bunch; Lavender, Ioc; Tansy. Zoe; Balsam,
5alCc. each; Lemons, 5aa40c. per dozen;
Oranges. 25c. per dozen; Cocoanuts. 1CaI5c
each; Shipstuff, iOa9UC.; Brownstuf, iOiSOc :;
Middlmg, eta9Hc.; Shorts. i0c.; Corn. shelled;
S1l5aSl35; Corn. by ear, Si.JOaS5 56 per Dbl :
Corn Meal. 81 2haSI.25 per bushel; Oats 90c a
81 per bushel; Hay, 'jc,aSl25 per cwt.; Straw,
Sl.2J PER cwt.
Psi. Gc.-FaIlbut 20c per ID; Rock, 4Oa5Oc
per bunch; Perch, tajOc. per bunch. Cat
Fish, CSC. per bunch; Bunch Fish, soc; Trout
5ec. per bunch; Lobsters, l2c. per ID: Mac kerel
2Jc. each: Cod Fish, l2c. per In. Salmon,
,5c. per lb.; Sea Bass, l5c. per 10. Herrings,
icc. per bunch.
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WALTHAN WATCHES

The extensive use OF these watches To- The las
fifteen yearsb by Railway Conductors. Encia ec-s
and E1prese m-a-tEe most exsctiDg Of -stcN-
Wearefs-has thoroughly demons:ra,,I the
stren-th, stesdiness, Durability aud accuracy OF
the waltham wstch. To satisfy thar Las. a a.
thee respects, is to c, ide the !Cesti "a q. g ts
real slue of these me keepers
More than 100000 Of these watches are nov
speaki igfor Themselves in the pcck~ts OF the p4o
plea proof and q guarantee Of their taperiori;y
over -, Others
Ire superior 0 rcan:zation snd great extent q
the Con psny's " orls al wslrbam, enable them 10
produce watches al price with renders compe
titicI iutiie, ard;h3se who buy any oth.r wat.
merely ray from ?, to 20 per cent; more Tor then
wal, hes than 10 necessary.
We are now selling waltl-.m Watches a, less
Prices In greenbaoks than the gold prices be:ore
the war. There is no other manufacture OF any
kind in the United States OF which THE can be said
These tine-pieces combine every improyene-t
that long exIerience has proved Of real practical
use. Having had tie refusal Of nearly every in
vention in Matchmaking origin .tins in TIM. conn.
try, or IN Europe, only those we're finally ADOPTED
which severe testing By the mos; ssifuI artiz an
in our works and long use on the part OF the pup.
lie demonstrated to tie essential to cCrrecI and en-
DUNG time keeping.
Ameng the many improvements We would mar
iculsrize:
Tie invention and use OF s centre pinicn OF pec1
lier construction, to prevent damage 10 the rain
by tie breaksge of main springs, is original with
the American Watch Company, who, having had
the refusal of all ether cortriv anoee, saop.ed
FOggs Patent Pinion a. being TIE best and .su!,
lets
Hardened and tempered hair springs, nov uni.
versslly ad United b. watchmakers to be the best.
are used in all grades CT waltham watche-.
All Walthsm Watches have dust proof caps, 10.
tecting the moyeme ut from dust and Iessenius the
necessity Of tie frequent cl-sning necessary IN
other watches.
Orr new patent stem windsr, or keyless watch.
is already decided success, and great Improve
ment on any stem winding watch in the American
market, and ~ far the cheapest watch of its quail
ity now offered to the public.
To prevent imposition, buyers should invariably
demand q certificate of genuineness wstcse,
retailed By the Company
For further facts and information. address
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON, GenI Agents,
kb6-S,st ls2 Broadway, NeuYork.
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IhE lSAUGURATIoS-Tbe Procession, Rep
teE- dc--ILe various committees having
cbarc" Of arrangements for the inaugural pro-
tes>iOn. reception, Sc., are quite a. lively en-
gagged I'D tier respective duties, and, as may be
supposed have had their hands full. owing
TO failures on the part OF organizations 70 report
10 the COMMITTEE on Process on. of which
GsEerai Chapman Is chairman. the process ion
has nos b.. Il yet arranged. Breve, Major Gem
'ra' AleXande- =. Webb, Lieut.. Colonel ,;tb
U = Infantry, a. Lincoln ID, pOt.) has been
eel. Cted as Marshal IN Chtpf-the position in
when General " grand father served at he
INA UEUTafiOn OF Washington. GrgeraI Wehb
has determined or appointing one hundred
uarshais and ass .si1nts, ana the various ward
organizations have been requested To nominate
-hTee for Apo n,ment Among other niIirary
organizations which will be preseEt are the fol.
LOWING NecacOe Legion. composed of msu
h.Is OF Wecaco" ETgIne Company who s-rya6
N ih- ron army Washington tirays. and ne
han,'i r re- ZOuayes, Independent Guards
The Philadelphia lnvincibIes Will likely or
'ury the post OF honor among the cIvIc or
g@n'zaj 20 lS--ih" :. Int of tue line The IoyaI
he't-"n-. OF " h'ch MAJOR Tie reTal John COch-
sac IS a. head are exp'c.sd and a R.pub!i-
can cIao-she Centsa' Grant CIub-ol SIN
fflnclSCO, California. Will be in the line. The
% dlers' and Sailors Unions of Frederick
Md. Baltimore. Whining on. Del. Boston,
Ma =, Providence. X. J.. CInci-nati, Ohio
fn.:adelpbIa- ana oiher cities will be present
Nos ION eS poets 10 send deIeg It.oL OF ,Ot0 in
all. for which arrangements have been made
n hTe lne1 : div ion Will CONSIST OF our CITY
department.. with the L. - brigade, each with
visiting CO mpanies from PhiladeIphil. Red
ing. Harri~bnrg, Lar CcSter, Newborn, " g.
and other places, but Ii Is likely hat IN conse-
cue ice ii a disagreement as 10 the marshal of
ne hremsn the city and government depart
meas u parade separately with their re-
spectlye guests.
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CoRHs, &C.-Dr. W bite, Surgeon Oairopodist
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established 1t
&2a Pennsylvania avenue, between X and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns
Bunions, Chllblalns, 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 patronage
his establishment. Hours from a. m to 6 o.
n. Owing to press OF business at Office DR.
White is unable to visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and p. M
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NAE,SE Ir-HT AT TIE ArSESAL-As an.
EE rt'sG IN 70 STAB & few DAYS since. he
FTea- adVan-as- OF having s-a-louarv liCu. a.
he Arsenal s. ha~f for the guidance O: vessels
g. night has h+-U laid before the proper Gov
srCEen' autlOrI,lss, and the rnu Ch-r., t'ad con
Ner'sa1o has already been ordered he terdqv.
a committee u gentlemen largely concerned IN
ne PO;C mSC seam lane interest. COMPRISING
NJ = y HowisOn and Capt samuel Geanay
present and superintendent. OF The PO.onic
f'TFy tVTnp ny. ana Cap a. q. Culinary. of
r" steamer Vanderbilt. Of ne Aqua Creek
mali Inc. waited N Ger. Rams comm 2nt-
an q. he Arsenal. 70 -eCu Te 81 light on ia.
wharf a. some SliIeLt Poin-. Taey were t.
tsIVsd ccEr'sCusly y tI-H. X. who gave his
De-.f'N --HcUrrenc- IN rUslr VIEWS. ana recon-
InsUceC 10 the higher authorizes the erection
G: lie hghr aS speedily "a possible Tor
= Oh TEL Ca;'nL Nr. II wIsOn. IN behalf O: he
cor i r. g. 100, 70 II-ut. Col. j. TreadE...I
O. - Ordnance Bur"aU. who promptly a.
coed 20 he zee Ue>r. and ordered III desire
gu 10 o. placed on the point a once The
character CO ~ hghr VIII b- such s. = usually
sc opit Tor marine signal purposes, with tire
sides 30. sni yLe VEI;e reflector. occupying a
prC mlE-Dt position or me wharf 50 thtr IL can
u sven and - O-nIzej from al points be.gaen
teIe AID Alexandria.
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cJETH WARD WOEKISCNEN' ASSOrrA-
TON nt-,rTg q the Fourth Warf WO-1-
~ In-h : ASSOCIATION OF the Fourth Ward was
brlO IA evening AZ tiaibratth Chanel -Ir
n crane, President, N NE char. ard M he
abs. bce II IL secretary james =. Tui!ey q
W baTL"s VS. app Int'd secretary prO ten
Nj >Coi, calico attention 10 the faet that -ba
cor u4Ift-e elected oy the association 70 attend
\ confer nee mad helped % form & central ss.
socia'ICE T. and ram oiiHg debate followed IN
NhtCh most Il he Sp-akers chaIg-d that he
committee had gone beyond their duties In
Qury was n adj Tor The books OF chs associa-
Ion nsn Ny WU. Barron SAID that The s..-
rriaTE knew the tine OF meeting. and be should
% expelled ~ contempt II 10; appearing or
ssud " ins books ~. CTo-nan offered 3 res
Oiu'.CH ma ne drl-g atr> elected a. q previous
nee lBE Wee not Elected 10 a general con ven
'ion. OF; c'E."TeL 20 discuss he proprlaty
o. holding such 4 convention. which wss
acCptsc. NJ. Barnes offered 2 resolution tha-
Dc dr!' gates - Instructed. ., report their DO
~ g a The n"Xt meeting. "hI 81 vas arrea,: "a
and he needing sd lourusd.
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An ADDITIONAL REMARS.-I have marked
down to a very considerable extent my entire
stock OF Clothing, and have just completed the
process with regard To gentlemen's garments
This marking down extends in many cases to a
valuation less than the original cost. and rs
more noticeable In the prices of cashmere coats
and pants, particularly the former. l have
cot however, marked down any black goods
except beaver suits, which have been consiu.
erably reduced in price. The assortment is
much more complete than is usual at this sea.
son OF the year. GEO. &. HRNNiNG,
No. 5il Seventh street
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MEUll Al NATIGE

Doctor Z. DEF CURTIS, author Of =. N an hood >
"Meeical Essays on Marriage &C.. &C., begs L
neti!y his ashiDgton patients, that owing to hi,
extensive practice in Bsltimore, he will in fu
&c able to devote emily the following days to their
interests. and will attend on WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY EVENINGS from S to 8 D. m
and SESpAie from 10 To 4 and s TO .. m, al
NO. 222 street. 10 rear of Willard6 Hotel
Other days at his residence, Sc North Charlie,
street, Baltimore
SrEcIAIII Treatment and cx,e OF nervous de.
olhy, and all diseases srising from abuses of the
system. DC d sm
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WAsEINGroN's BIRTH DAY will be appro-
priately celebrated here on Monday, and Tue
banks and many other places OF business will
re closed. A very pleasant and mos, appro-
pirate way Of Observing the day will be bv a
visit 20 the tomb OF THE Father OF his Coun-
try. The fine steamer Arrow viii; make her
usual daily trip 10 Mount Vernon ON Monday,
leaving her wharf NJ 10 q. m and returning a,
p m with the additional attraction OF having
or board The i.h United States Artillery Band
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

"oRKISGNENs CONVENTIONAL an adj
Jourhed meeting OF the WoTkIEgmen's Convsn-
uOn. held last night at Union Leagu, Hall,
MI =. G. Espey in the chair.) Mr. Costello
from the committee TO wait upon the President
el.e; OF The club, Mr. +. A. Bos well,) and
inform him of his election. reported that they
had performed that duty. and that Mr. Bos well
mad accepted The position. but illness would
Cttain MIN from being present AT that meeting
The credentials of the Fifth Ward delegates
appointed a The meeting on Thursday night
SIgIed oy X. II. Gaines. President, and VIM
h Brow u Secretary. We're pre- ented and laid
On me table. Resolutions, offered py .Joseph
IfOC - euioglstlc of the course of Mr.. A r
Car N behalf Of the labOring poor OF the city
: evidenced by bill recently introduced
anc advocated by him in the Board of
common Council, and also urging CO.
OPERATION with Mr. Clark. on the part of the
CtbrT Nom bers OF the boards IN establishing
move perfect system OF labor, whereby all hon.
80 and industrious men may b. beEefittSd,
acre adopted joseph Brooks offered q reso-
luton. Wbic1 was reicTrt q 10 the business CON-
Hii'se =. hat. IN order - promote thu ind.yId-
uai = liiT- aud prosperity, the social aud De-
Gums V N ,rr' = aud The moral and intellectual
49, s.. .len- OF The working classes. the bu~i-
less committee D. authorized 70 rnsmoriaIiLa
tOHgrss= for ap equitable division Of Govern
~. @Upi'N rle1t among all classes q w0-k-
lnGm. L. Nh John l.. Pau offered res Iu-
10 90 maj he "orkHCm-l's COuNsn- on
LS>pe, July RECON- mend 20 the Mayor -ba
lr'I y q rXpeIGr- he larger part Of m
aPTIcTT a. ra % Congress TO the deserving
- y a furni s1lng IN piOymen- 10 The sam IN
y iE5FiTE lie city. II no contrary 20 tha ac-S
u res! ut.a.s~ we've discussed a. some I-u--b
s1.l LtL laid O. t4e able
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1t sells everywhere and gives satisfaction. Beac
the following extracts from letters:
L. h. BOWIE, Druggist, Uniontown, Penn
wIiter- ALLEN e LuEg Ralsam has pc rformed som,
remark able cures about here recommend II wit
con 1dence in sl diseases of the Throat and In ngs
sTgRL-NG BR"s Druggists, write from Carrot
ton. csnd us SIX dozen ALIENS LUNG BAL
SAI. " & are entirely oBt of 10. 1t gives NOR.
eenersl satisfaction than ANY other medicine w.
sell IA 1I-Im
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ACCInENT-About3 = o'clock THIS morning,
MI WIN. VI. LAMB, living near Rockville,
Montgomery county. Nd. was run over by ;he
bose carriage OF No. Company. on the way 20
the iire @ he Island, and badly injured and
eIs wagon was completely demolished. He
wss on bis way 10 market a. he time and has
friends toOk Dim II cfarge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

TEE LATE PHILIP r. FRNDALL's LIERAs
The sale Of the Historical, Classical and Mn-
cellans Gus Library Of the late Philip X Fen
dali, VIII commence a. Cooper K Latimer's
auction store. southwest corner OF Ilth street
and the Avenue, on Tuesday evening next, 23d
inst, and De continued until all the books are
sold. The catalogue of this Library consists
OF III pages. and comprises choice collec-
ticn OF works n almost every department OF
Literature,
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VIZ Would REMIND The subs crIbers OF the
,>TAE iha- they can greatly aid the route agents
II making their collections bv having the
amount due them always ready when they
call. The agents are required 20 nav cash
weekly 20 he STAR Office for the papers they
supply 20 subscribers, and - they az. men of
small means. hey are obliged 10 collect uu
close every week or every month, in order 10
NEE their engagements. A little thoughtful
neS= on me part OF subscribers III this matter
VIII help The agents greatly
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ffRE CONYIssI0sEES.-T Board u Fire
Con mIssioi - net 8; The C.ty hall las. even
.rE-Irsssvt Mrss:s- Thompson. johnson. ana
borou'; - Mayo-, Commissioner Ciorou-r,
Sta >-,-e,aIy Co-oin veT- appointed = COM
nni''-r 20 tnde3Vo- - pro- IRE from the Secre-
'ary q Var loan u horses and flags for me
uss OF he FIre department on INCARCERATION
Gsy- The Mayor ans he Committees OF tha
COUNCILS were invited 10 vI~I- che several en-
gin- houses 20 day a. 9 O'Clock. i; was orderst
'ha; TIE several apparatus - painted before
n IN OF NsT-h, II he SOS, does 20, exceed
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CoNMITTRD TO JAIL.-This morning in the
Criminal Court, Mr. Norris, counsel tor
Dempsey, sentenced yesterday 20 a fire of SoJa
and 10 days imprisonment, moved that the
execution OF the sentence be suspended. aud
after argument, Judge Fisher overruled the
notion. and ordered Tim into the custody of
the Marshal, oy whom he was committed to
iall ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WE ARE SELDOM CaLLED

UPON TO chronicle a thing so worthy Of notice as
HoFf MALT EXTRACT, II is just the thing the
prthc have lorg needed. 1t IA tuiG resembling
beer contains the least particle OF spirit ami ha,
been proved by analysis to contain, in sifiti 10
gum .f-HT, gf"f,H. rGFsDH. tHpHtt- c.y'V'i fsgg.
d't"fS a. E6ET.BLE origin to " hiCh lt owes IT.
beneficial and powerful effects remeiy.
e. .
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.

Renews the vitality Of the scalp.
Rerews the hair to its original color.
Benews the nutritive matter which nOurishe
the hair.
Renews the brash, wiry hair to silken softness.
ReIews the growth Of the hair.
Renevs the appearance of those that are Bald
and Gray, and lie a spleooid hair dressing. No Oil
or Alcohol to clog up the pores. One bottle shew 0
its effects.
RP HALL 4 CO, Nashua, n h , Proprietors
For Gale by ell Dr. asgists. jal3-2m
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DOCTOR j. H. THOMPSON HAS RHMovlD his
once ana residence from the First Ward to
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth an d
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. M, an
from 4 to p. m. Hours Of attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from I to Up. m. every
day. Su pdays excepted. Ia.3
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TERMS CASH
GREAT BARGAINS IN IRISH LINENS

GREAT BARGAINS IN IRISH LINENS
SO cents 10 81.
TRIN0a !PlRCALEs a. s1si cents. worth So
Geo A Clarks Unglazed and Coaa' SPOOL COT
TOG, cents. A full assortment, colors sno
numbers.
Good CALlCOIs, 10 yards for Sl.25.
At wv. sRLBY OOp,
323 Pennsylvanis avenue, sontA side,
ie is-2aWAt near 9TH street.
C,oLUhBIA HOSPITAL FOB wOMEn A.
Patients desiring 70 svail themsslv.s Of ss. .
roo.ns ~ % a, snas tnsaeataon can obtsin Iriv.s
t e: oooss: Of 1 sS:: '' Te
,neiI bos: ssG n
:. sns a. snsSs1
H. Son PIE z tni. Hospit. en- be obta,ned
S SsnctA cpite6 States Army. and Dr.: Horwitr
United States Navy.
Application Tor orders OF the honorable secree.r,
Of the Interior 20 be made It the once Of Dr. j.
and Clinic !: Ssid 81. :. e. s' H 2.
SonS:os, sor sos loo; s.sisnss rSc q. II.
'''1 .'a''.' s ;iissfc;St sfX + ffa.r'
zasSSfH65s2s b. ss:s:ss ss. S.,:.
oossuLrINe BOARD:
4. y Hsxnee. 2, 2. Horyitz, I'D,
1:TP. Ssss.s: lib. w. S oSnsso;s, Il. H.,
h Siis1, ssnnst s.: Il. D.. er1sS. ryi,s, D.,
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Vbo n IowsHIF ON TUESDAY 4 Oh; last
Der L'y Grand Sire Frederick ~ S.uarr and
D~puty Grand Master Vim. ke::ler, OF The
'Iu-r Q, odd Fellows, OF this city. assisted by
Grand Marshal Redmond and other Officers Of
De u rand Lodge OF Virginia. instituted a new
Lodge OF the Order o: ODD Fellows az Rich
mond- uncer he style # Schiller I.oGg. No
~ Win membership off,, initiating about
one bali Of them, and giving the degrees ~.
Copying until after midnight, " hen The corn.
pany Parioox OF an excellent supper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

MEfTISG oF TOEACCOSISTS.-A meeting OF
the tobacco dealers OF the District was held last
evening at Trades Union Hall. TO take mto
consideration '. hat measures should ne adopted
10 protect theIT local interests, and 20 form an
ASSOCIATION Of the dealers resident ia Washing
ION and GfCrgetown OF protection of their
business against Innovations by sample dealers
from O'her cities. On motion OF Mr.. Frank
fInIey, George W. Cochran, Esq. was chosen
Pre- Icent. and Mr.. james : Clayton. Secre-
IaIy- The Char spoke OF The grievances under
which The trade had labO-ed for a few wears.
ara urged prompt action. On motion OF
George W Cochran; Frank Finley, Lewis
NeIgrnan. ". :. EOose. and John H. Schultz
were elected = COMMITTEE 10 draft a series OF
resolutions for future action ald 10 prepare
business for al adjourned meeting Adiourne
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ADMITTED TO TE1 BAR.-To-day, the 81.
preIne Court IN General Term admitted % he
bar he following, wi;hcu; requiring them 20
take he oath OF allegiance present ad by m.
rules Hugh Cspertor. q. :. Wailach. Thos.
J. Murray. John SeIden aud Thomas J Nil.
ler. Two or three o:her cases were laid over
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT To
MARRY.

Es.sys for Young Men. on the Errors, Abuse.
and Diseases incident 10 Youth AID L .riy Man
HOOD, with the humane view of treatment an
cure, sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes fire
charge ADDRESS HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Rc1 II, philadelphia, Pa. Ials-33t
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BOYS IN BLuE.-A meeting OF me Officers OF
Jnl- organization was held last evening 81 3i9
Pennsylvania avenue, and the programme for
be Tor hight procession on the night OF Feb
ruary I'D. was presented and approved A
committee was appointed 20 secure rlusic for
he occasion. Colonel ID. l.. Eaton was elected
20 I'll vacancy N he Executive Committee.
Adjourned
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REvIvAL--The protrscted meeting COM
mFpced a. the Wesley Chapel Mission, 9TH and
= streets, about five weeks since under he
sEPerintendence Of Rev. j. :. HenBipg, the
pastor. - still IN progress and 10 IL estimated
hat here have been about - conversions thus
far, and over 90 accessions 20 the mem Der hip
Isst evening there were about 50 penl,ents a,
The altar and or 10 conversions. during the
meeting the pastor has been assisted by me
ministers Of The evangelical Denominations
generally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-20

GRAPE BIrrRRs-Eyery one knows the
value Of the grape as a luscious and healthy
fruit. Speer's "Stsndard Wine Bitters- is the
stimulating, diuretic sudorific, and tonic. More
tnan seyen-eIshths Of them are the pure Juice
OF the grape, simply made bitter by Peru Wan
BARK, Chamomile Flowers, Snake Root. Gala.
mus, Wild Cherry Bark, &c. Sold by Drug.
gists W =
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J w. MOORE Co., ie. Oh stree, nsye INST
received g very fine lc: Of Pie Apples, Malaga
Grapes, Ban snas, an Havana Orsnse- OF their
owp importation. Ii fact, they are RECEIVING
ard have constantly en- HAND a large 40. o.
foreign frr - and tre coa:e<a cns.
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SIMPLE But EFPKCTUAL.-The entire free
dom from all deleterious ingredients renders
.BreTns bronchial TrOches." or Cough and
VOICE Lozenges, a safe remedy for the most
delicate female or youngest child, and has
caused them 20 BE- held in the highest esteem
by singers and public speakers generally. In
Coughs, Irritation Of the Throat caused by
cold or unusual exertion of the vocal organs.
IN 81, aking In public. or singing, they produce
the most beneficial results 60
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