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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

facias BerprOning an mid geri1tet NIB
lheyIisfert pom Aebtbortn Gbaneerp geticbt ron
TapibfcA epuntp, Setitefjee, Bel feinem Oftrbets
Eerntit 1868, perhe ich am Gourtbans zEbor tn Der
Gtabt RaiHpHe sum 5fenlIben 9srtauf an Aen Teifte
btefenben geeen baare 8dbhing an So ntt a be n B,
ben 10. Mor3 1863, Que &ste, TiteI, Qtnipriie lTa
Snterefen brfuaeu, ueIte q. g. Muomap IN iln6 on
ae1R Get cber grunbftid bat, belegen iifS benblid
In Der Gtahs RoibptIe, an Der Gii0otede non &berrp
unh Denberidhrnee; febe 8ef1reibung Der 2eaie In
9sn5 20, Geite b64s 9tegtItetS Once, Dauihfou
q. g. AIIuunp, UNI elmer GTectcR IN tnstaen Gdns
ben IN 9sannsu pea 81. y. 2orueLl, 6. u. r.; unb
Gegen y. 6. MHnwap ua6 RpileR ncrGHf at aenIaeM.
Uegebsn BIN /. Ttars 1863. 80 -
> en-. GpnaIb 10 n, Sheriff,
MA 9Ir9 =. 6. @artbou, Espat9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
l75Nl

80
f&beriff Derfauf. - Sn @emHbbeit elmer vendis
~ ito exponas 8erDrbRung an MID serf9tet nnb
AberEiefert ppn benz M9tbarsn Gfrcutt Gert9t ron
Gouibfpn County, Eenn., bel fetiteus Suiuars
Eeru1in 1863, uerhe Id gum 5ffeHtf9en 8etfauf an
gourtb arlstbor IN Der Stnbt 4aibptue am pltH
en- b, ben Is. NGr3 1862 nadftebenn bei hrtebenes
Grunbetaent5um brineen, namIi1: Mle Sfedte, Sis
tsI MnlptHfe aInb Sntereieny be Tbrs. Garbart tn
lsftb an einsm eemffsn Stild poer TheiI 2nnb n
Gnuihfnn GDrrfg, Eenst.s i'm GtstIntfrttt Nos "a
bat, baffeIbe beefnn bel einem Yfaht in Der Gxenss
lnie non H9t8. &arbart's Eittmenbefis un6 bet Gde
hes GtiainarnGtes upn bu IHuft IS THEolt 20 YoIee
lnb IL hints mad einem 9fabI IN Der Qinte bes Bttfs
wenbeEses; pom bd IueftIi9 SO HoIgs na9 einem
4fabI, swef .peiseidbene uH2tdorp megpsifsrn; pom
Sd n3rbitd5 Il @rns, ypetIi1 % 93oIee nH6 Qinfs
nod etnen1 BfabE II: EiIer iibIidem 4Io*s; Don
ha itnJi9 So crab SfIidb SO a3oIes mad benz Muss
aaneapHllft, entbaItsub 1s Nder mebr obsr wsniget
urtb 8sS5Iag beIegt als has GisentHum DON 9bos.
Gorbart, nm elmer GIecmtion 81 @unlten pon Srbp
Noroan u, Co. un6 eesen g.tneruG .Gorbnrt nnb
Anhere fir &92.f4 Jnferefien unh Rotten 81 oeaits
gsen. Geeebeu ben 20. 6sbruar 1859.
iebe6 8. 80. DO uaIbfon, Sheriff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
GOnoree Serte6t.
Das amtsboueroefet.
S1epablieauifcber Gaueus.
anDtauer O1a6ri6ten.
Bafbineton, 10, W1drs.
gongreb.

Genat. Der @ies 8rafbent
Ieete benz genat Die Bill fur Mufbes
bnna bes UNITS Oauer0efsses Dor.
Gen. G0atunos belt es nibt fur
aue6m1big, oas iieb Der Senot zines
10 beeeuten0eu 9orredteS be9eben
lo[e, peI1erSlniibt fidb aud hieSenas
loren Souarb uno aSilianls anf9lof'
fen, nuroc aber bon ben 9erlH @ris
mes, McDonalo uuO Sarlan be-
tampft.
gnolid murbe bic Sin nit "a gee
gen Is @tintnen an bas Slitia sos
mite nsriuielen. Gen. Sroipnlotu
ittn.u1te bafiir, Gen SOnler oase'
gen.
Sen. @bermatt beantra9te bic Cine
febung zines aus 8 Senatereu uno 5
Hepralentanten befteben6en Commits
tees, pel9es mad Qsertaaung bes Gone
sreiies in SibRng bIeiben fol-. Zee
bergele9ts
Die Bin, neIbe bic 8abIung bon
sInlprlden IOsoIer Burger Der Rebels
Ienltaaten fur 8erluite nabreno ees
Srieges, gine an oas Committee fur
9iniprilAe,
8ertagnng.
ESafbineto n, 10. Nadrs.
Generals glnuaIt Soar 1T bier cine
aetxoffen nub bate cine nnterreouug
nit BEN 8raIoenten. Nerlelbe tuuroe
Beute ein9efduoreu.
Gin gaucns Der repubIifanif6en
>Genatoren bei6IoB, auf Die geidafts'
Drbnung oes 9euates befouoerS foIs
genbe 8eratbunoen su brineen: Die
93ia aur @erhehmang OeS OffentIi6en
ISreDIts, tueIde 8rdFOent Sobnion 81
untersei@nen nerfeblte, bic Reorgants
{ation Oer SIotte, bic Georgia An9ep
Ieaenbeit, bic 0lnttsoauerbil, cine
8ertbeilung Der 9fationaIe Currency,
70 baB auf ben @iioen un0 ben Beiten
$40, 900 900 tomtnen, bic MHfbebune
Ser gntrehtuneeH Hn0 bic elusfubruH9
Oss IA. almenDement. Sin Antra8,
Georgia gang non Der Qiife 81 ltrei6en,
erbielt nur Z @timmen.
Sen. Dir bat feline Nefenntion
als eflanotsr 70 arls s.neers191
lll'0 c1slsaOe II an9snOan'sA Dps'
gen: - -. 80 n.srr,....
Der Anstrltt ess perm 1salgOnrne
aus Dem eantne1 MIRO, pse nan lagl,
b1auen anrtein erIolgen. " lsgale
IS Beute nb, nit BEN en0lifben Sc
taneten, 9err Thornton, IN &ersanos
lung i1ber ob1@we0enoe Sra9en ~ Ires
ten, oa e mot CLAUDE, Oas s1mt 1anse
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
Sraftee'S Nerfauf.

SIN 0emasbeit NIT elmer gDu,na@t ober Eruitee
Mprtgaees an "a gfirS 1868 upB %. @. 9. Hertins
an ml9 ansesfteut. uel9es Srfrument In BUD @,
Geiten 6i6 uNt 6I7 IN Der Hegtffers Office, Uinnrp
County Eeltst., nne ebenie IN BUD 9, Seifen8, I
Nno IN Der Reeihers Office non 2aIprenee gounfp,
Ee1I. etl9etrneea ucroen it, merle 10 gesen baate
8ablnngs an ben Meinb iete uheu an Sleenne hes
Mecrtt5daie IN NafbutlIc, Genn., an
Mlohtag, ben %. Mlaro 1869
srtf6en u anh 1 ilbr bns seEammte n. eencnnter
LrQt ortguge eripdbnte GiBenthuuf rettnnfen p6er
esntg hGuou ana bic Sd1alb, fur tpeteSe bic Eruft
9prtgnee ausgefeut murine, gu beder, beitebenA IN
eenannfen effn's Snterefje ieines Rerftprtensi
8ru0ets 1&oufantiH 9erfin'sl 9interInfIeHf9aft,
metcbes Stterefien IN Q6nbereieu IN ben Gpanttea
4laarp, &untmer nnb 2awrenee uHb aud In 2dnhes
reieHs I'm Staate Artanfas beftest. @seen 8eidrets
busG gett1nHteH GigenthunlS psire auf be obenges
nnnilten 9fegfters SfFcent 8lcbsr unn Setten, 5os
ME auf has 5nitrument IN meisten 6Gnhel ueruufes
fen. hui bus 9sscbf ber ae6ere1nIHfHne 1T oHsnrds
enras GEab NJ eli,
mt2be ss SIS Eraitee eoeT Rorteaaee.
Il r. 15a.4 -ss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
Nrnc Nu5eigrn.
@bameerp gserfa,af
fir =
0isnFaa, ben %. Mars 1869.

9ienItag, ben %. Mdrs 1869.
o g.
sSa @emdbbeit nit non benz Gbaneerps @ericbt IN ben
spnfoliotrteil Sa9en ron " 3. 9. Qnhstep uno gin
6eren gesen %. Barrow erIaffenen Setreten, werse
t9 an Dirt unh STEELE uul II nbr am
Dienfag, Den %. Mdra J 869.
bas ,uest5ueHe Got an Der Gde uoa summers unb
atneftrabe Der 9pnes G9ue geGenibers gum 8ertduf
sls.f. Sanf stnS Sreisis gas an 5. 8. seoUtIs
SSitssnt5aM AseenS aaS 10 5us MAD siasr 5us
9lo.2. SinFlub brsisie SUI nSrhIi9 uon go. 1
unh tn QIeidler Eiefe 3urndIaufeno.
gse. 3. SAINT uns tretBtg unb Elm baben Tus n5rbs
.Iid BON go. 2, 40 Euh na1 siRer 5Re 4le9 aus
30. 4. Tahfn nb Stsisis ut6 Elm HnIber Sus an
Der Gde pou 2ines unb Snmmerftfase, 100 sSus nan
Elmer 5 5ut qaep shriidlaufenb.
9o. 5. 6nnF unn sUanstg Sut an aineitraBe, bins
ter Hos unb 4, n 6le n11 so. 2 aurild I1ufeno.
Ro. b. Slnf une 3Dauatg Jus H1Folf1 al Ho.
ifDfe,Io unb IN gIetcber a8eiie 3rrildloHfenb.
gu gtet9er Seit un6 an benz eIeiden Ylote
GumberIdnbfuies uerfaufen, u on Der cine 40 Nder
nebft @cbnbnns StGueH &C. efttbdIt, twtf9eA BET
aSbite Street, Tuinptfe inb benz Iiie Iegt NIB seitber
5errn 9opbraf bepohnt mar; Der Gnbere euthteIt
10 Ader an Der Bird GbIn9 Eurnptfe lnn fD pt has
Giseatbum uon Or. 8pmmons
8ebfngnn,ge n.- Gin Bietfbeu bdnr unh ben
ge auf GreStte BON g. ~ IS unb "a Nnnate mitsRs
tereen rom Berfaufstoge an. 9iote nit auetfgnnter
Si1erfteIing 1rfor6ert uue 4fanorebt uotbebalten.
GsertaHf frei non aBtebereIul0 lung. 5
ms2st eisftnnb Maissr. IS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11
Gefc6dfts= Rarteu.

agg@ @sf1dftsfar.sn Der fOIgeu6es Mrt pom brei
t1len aHo iDetIt9er wer6en fir Gtnen Dollar per Itus
ret eif9crtdt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-11

sSa @emdb6eit nit non benz Gtancsrps @eridt IN bel
cpnfuIiorteil GG6en pnn M. q. g. Qnnstep lnb Sin
beren ge9en 3D. 8nrrow erIafienef Getreten, uersl
I'D an Dirt unb STEELE um II nbr am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

gentleman from Massachusetts, Mr. Rn,Ie-
he ~ouic rsiher vote for a resol uiIon apnlaud- :
y 3 The Sc;ton OF he President of the Sanste He
thought that Off cer had done ms VII lie dnfy
ard deserved the thanks of the country for IN
" h"n he stated mat the effect OF the con ,ur
r.nt reso'a;ien wss 20 leave Georgia on, II her
vote should seem % affs ct the election sgaiusr
. TSnt and JoltsA. te stated what was ste LEGAL
effect. MIR. Wood ward then argued that
G-u ga a. iu ths Unior, and tna. her vote
n. uid have hen counted. The Whole dtfi-
cul'y arose cur ~ the Congressicnai p,aL OF r.
sCU $50 c',os. The House should u r@fusd v
tie wrong of Essv ~ Georgia ont by proposing
& e.usrre n Iresideu; OF the Senate tor doing
Nr Wood N y, next eek the moor. on.
,--Idad 'C
H,J. Ildraga iWis.) who saii I'M, be cou-
crr-at Hlfh s.ter .entle-nea who had spoken
'hst fH's cu--t-oE wss OF great imrortancs.
he bsN vrc 'hsL bUtl the twent ~ eoni rule
a. 4 rhr con uvrrlt -fsoiution which hal a sven
TlSs Ia - much trouble, was uacons itu'iOEal.
H. rsisPi rnst point Yesterday. aud hsi n been
sustained. he con fusion winch followed 10
- /" JJirt ccuy' p ION would have been avoided.
Tha' "Dr 'GrIe0f resolution was 4 rUtttg, aud
Il sC'emuted - repeal an act OF Congress.
Mr.. Blnsharn tOhio,) said be wanted 20 give
he \ ievs on IN question now pending before
n" House The proposition of the gentleman
from MassaCnu setts y one which. rec uires the
members Of thIs House 20 become ViaatOrs o,
the law. l. WAS nCthing else IL had naen A
rnIe vi'h him 20 obey all laws whether he
liked shPm Or nor. until they were repealed,
IL NoNi1 ttll LIE gNntieilen rom MaSsdcnu-
Se'fs fha' II TOO late for him 20 NOrne here
1ith has a., cGtt1p fbm speecb.s abous the rights
and privilege II the House The House under-
stood ITS rights without instructions from the
gentleman. l. was unworthy of him TO
bring IN resolution contradictory Of the
House, OF the two houses. Ii was a HAT con IRA
Oictlon OF the official records. The gentleman
bad spoken Of tne sacred rieh' OF revolution
There Was DO such thing as the sacred right of
revolution. II was the sacred right Of VIOLA
tiTC the laws that the gentleman meant
M. Butler lMass)-You mIsconstrue my
words.
Mr.. Bingham (Ohio.l-UnfortunatrIy the
CeurlemaEs speech l. not published in the
Giots. nut his words are recorded by the re-
pcTtsrs of the press. am glad he wants TO
take a. hacK.
MIR. Butter Mass IL take nothing back.
Mr.. Bingham, (Ohio We'll. IL the gentle
mans works were not what i have charac-
terizsd them. ms resol luton which rs now before
US l.. IL is a revolutionary resolution The
gentleman wanted 10 iraugurate TevoIu-
ton and secession here on the floor
of this House. lie proposed, IN his eIe-
CANT language. Ito pack the Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

In the New York money market yesterday
there was an effort made to get the rate for call
loans up 10 per cent, but il was not success.
f"l. Some per cent. loans on Government
were called, but the money was after wards
borrowed at per cent The market NAV ne
called easy al . 70 per cent. on stocks aad 20
per cent on governments. Prime discounts.
are 10 per cent. The gold market was
weaker. The Government bond market was
active and strong, with a further ady vance 10
! rlc"s. HE Improvement was mos: marked
on the lS62's and iet7's and the latter issue con-
nnues the faEorite Of the market with heavy
transactions Al l00a aIU9Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

Taking them in - order "a which they are
n ually classsd, ~e have, nrs'. lpmtttng the
white Cochius, whica rare.l tes White
uoi kings, ONE considered The only true
borksnxs. They attain good sise. are squsrs
BODIED, short legged, snd nue looking; feather
Early, I.sAIure yoDng, ana are ans a. pa ,sed FOR
ahc are generally scknO~ lsdged 10 b. le-s
ssil> Tory an 4 profitable Than the Salored va
rl-ilrs OF the breed.
The White Lexhorns are OF Two distiuct
Narieues-the doab.e aud the sInri- csno>d.
They are rather below The m~diU a size,
are grolinc layers OF large eggs, are far table
Il Wis are Qnlt- sprlgnug ana handsome
." single combed variety - often called the
hite spanish. from Is close rssemolan e,
except IN color, 10 the Black spanish. They
require warm quarters q preveai teetr combs
heine frozen, and being nOn-incu hS tors. other
fowls must b. kept To hatch their eye
The W bite Game fowls are. ave ptxon. stha
most chaste and beautiful variety OF all, and
are highly prized by those who keep them"
They are OF good size. bSndsoma. stylssh.
actiNe and hardy. Thur tahie q qualities are an
excelled. and as layers. they have few superiors
The cocks are guardians OF the nocks. aud tn@
hens as sisters aud mother, possess an ths
merits OF the breed 70 which they heloav
The White PolaLds arr = highly ornamental
toxl, OF fair slze. and are among tie b..t law
ers; ar shout medium quality for he taola
are tsHdsr, often deformsd. and hase 70 hay.
only tgrf OF feathers n place of the tail. con
pacf tor-knot necessary 20 exceilenre. which,
however, does not d-tract from their practlcsi
9hAAAlies.-l ut5Ltrg treElsntdH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11
Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
BETWEEN 41a AND 6rH STREETS.

HAvINNERp CRACKERS
Are admitted by all impartial judges to be the beat
in the market.
The are obvious:
We have erected one Of Mckenzie o selendid Reel
Ovens at Q cost of over five thousand dollars
Our machinery 10 the best and ne vest Patent.
We bug the best Wateriel.
We EMPLOY the best workBen
We manufacture from twenty i've TO thirty bar
rels of -four per day.
We keep no cid steck on hand. and conseQu Quently
our Crackers always fresh.
Try for urselves, you will find eur statement
To prevent fraud, our Crackers are stamped with
'"' "HAvENNER.'
If You csnt get "HAvBNREBy CRACKERS"
from your Grocer, send to the Bakery, 341 st /;
We win supply you.
We offer the following assortment:
SODA CRACKERS
MILK BISCUIT
WATER CRACKERS
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
CRAGKER DUST
0IN61R SNAPS
NOVeLTIES
sHsAs CAKES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11
ILLINOIS LEGISLATTRFs

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE lake park bill passed.
m the Illinois Assembly yesterday. cedes to
We cry OF chicago a strip Of land four nun
dTed feet wide and 4 half mile long an Fast
Michigan avenue, partially submerged by
The lake. The proceeds OF the sale or lease OF
SAID Iand are - constitute park fund FOR the
city. East Illinois Central Railroad rack and
breaETarsr, foT one mile. all under water. 4,
granted that Company fullers ISic in
Associated Press copyl second railroad
bill IS more objectionable than rhe one
vetoed. II not only compels railroad 10 adopt
cheap. uniform fare; but prevents their grant
ing comm utation excursion or half fare ii rEe,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
UNDER WHICH KING.
The Meeting OF tn. Spanish Cnrte.

MADRID, Feb. 1.-THE greatest interest Is
1eit In The proceedings of the Consti tuent
Cortes, session OF which commenced here to-
day. Rlnero VIII certainly be chosen Presi-
dent. A ma ority of the members are
III ilNcr OF selecting Ferdinand. father
of the r-igning King OF Portugal, as
the future ruler or Spain. should he refuse.
then the Duke OF Montpensier will probably be
CHOSEN. 1 he movements OF the Carlists IN tiui-
lescoa BiScey and Alana. commonly known
as TIE Ea>Q"e provinces, are quite active The
french Government Is watching he frontier
closely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor !. DEF CURTIS, author Of " anhood,"
"Msaieal Essays on Marriage "Ac.: 30, bess to
extensive practice in BsItimore, he win in future
be able to devote emily the dss. 70 their
and SATURDAY EvENIHSs from 70 . ,. n,
and SUNDAYS from 10 70 4 and 8 70 So. m: at
Mo- x22 street rear OF Wtllard6 Hotel.
Other days at his residence, So North Charles
street. Baltimore
SPECIALITY Treatment and exye of nervous de-
bilty, and all diseases arising from abuses of the
system. 8-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11
MURDER AND SrICIDE

NEW fohS, Feb. ll.-Peter Bsmberger sho,
hLs mistress, Sarah Boend, this morutug. a
Ne llb v"nth avenue, and then shot himself
Doih Were conveyed 10 the hospital where
hey ie III a dying condition. Jealousy was
the mouge that actuated the unfortuna,. man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

This old and well known remedy, which has 40
quirtd world wide repown for the cure Of sudden
colds, coughs, ETC., weak stomach, general debil-
ity nursing sore mouth cap kered mouth throat,
liver comp aint. dyspep0ia in N gestion, eramp
or pain in the stomach bowel complaint, painters
collie Asiatc cholera, diarr hos and dysentery, has
lei none OF its good name by repeated trials; but
contin1 1es to occupy prominent position In every
family medicine chest. 10 Il. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

nVScientific men in Francs and Germany
think the recent con vulsions OF the earth tndi-
cate the ultimate formation Of q new continent
n1Mrs. @. E. Bancroft is the editor Of the
Hlantor (Minn.) Express, and is opposed to
woman suffrage.
~The question now sgitating Massachu
sets is whether the school children are in the
habit OF intoxicating themselves with cider
ga member of the French Parliamsnt in.
vited the elector to rake cup Of coffee with
him before the balloting, and his seat 10 now
contested on the ground Of bribery.
~A music seller was lately overpowered
BY . fastidlous young lady, who wanted 70
purchase "Mr Hoods song OF gentleman's p
under garment"
0Thc Second Adventist Conference, held At
Spnnsheld last week, passed resolution
nxinG the '.precise date" for the nnal conias.
grafton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

BREvKT MAJ. GxS. ROBERT ANDERSON has
been directed to await orders in New York ill
NAV Ist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

REV. DIR. PEABODY, Of Harvard College,
now on a visit 10 this city, offered prayer in
the House Of Representatives. to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

BRRvRr Bale GEN. TaOMAs ]. LssLIs
(reired,) has been assigned TO duty as Chiei
Paymaster of Pay District Of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

BALTIMORE, Feb. 11.-Cotton firm; Middline
Uplands 30 cents. Flour very dull and irrses
ular. Wheat duh AT elsO to sl.s5 for Penn.
syivania red Corn firm; prime white at eoas3
STnow, 90 70 ~. Oats: dull; sales Of prime
PORK hrm AT S34. Bacon firm; rib sides.
E4a1e; clear do, 1ska19; shoulders. is sIS,
hams, 81. Lard quiet AZ 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11
BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE,

This splendid Hair Dyets the best In the world;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reli sble,
tnts; remedies the Ill elects Of bed dyes; inVieo-
rates and feoves the Hair soft and beautiful boel
eSbyesca. Sold By al1 Druggists and Perfumers
and properly applied at Bachelor Wig Bsctoy
Ho. u Bond 0reet. New York. jtN-eodly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTIONn
srAur1sr1ss THE sHIu AND COMPILE,

REMOvEs ALL ERUPTIONs, PRECKLFs
and renders THE SKIN bOTT'
Fab and BLOOMING.
For LADIES in the NURSERY II il invaluable
For GENTLEMEN after SHAVIN6it it has no equal
'PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the emily reliable rem.
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the Skin.
PHALON'8 "PAPHIAy SOAP''
for the TOILET, NURSEBY and BATH, will not
chap the SKIN. Price Is cents per cake.
sFLOR DE MAYO"
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
4 NEW PERFUME FOB THE HANDKRR.
CHIEf. EXQUIsIrE, DELICATE, LASTING
rBAGRAECE.
PHALON D son, New York.
ie Sly Sold By all Druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

SENATOR HENDERSON, OF Missouri, Gov.
Gardner and Gen. Cassidy. were in Havana
Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

n.y. Vol. Insrrruyy
Corner Of 5th ave-, and 10Th Ct, Central PARK
"a Home and School for the Sons OF Deossssd
SoldiersJ
ia. III HEIMBOLD:
Txot titles only Of the package Of your yaluabls
Buchu prs sentsd to the Institute have been used
b the children, and with perfect success: In the
our little Lieutenant A j., his pride IL NO
10, ger mortified, and he 10 free from the daily
morning anatheuas Of the ehsmbermeid Who has
ths result Of our Of your Buchu with the chill
drsn under our charge may save many 6uRe rim
tender nj and Matnpn Of Boarding Schools and Asy-
tuBs srest AMOUNT Of annoy ance; and many a
yo.r ohi'd sursTiAg more from scsokRess than from
balm may be spared punishmsnt, that 10 mot
kno~ins IL as Q weakness instsad Of bad habit
most uE Justly inflicted upon them- Thanking you
ea behalf Of the children, and hoDing others may
he ALIKE be nertAd
am respectfully yours,
June ls, ISS
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO
MARRY.

Essays for Young Men, on the Errors, Abuses
and Disc ases incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and
cure. sent by mail in scaled letter envelopes free
Il charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
Bo1 y Philadelphia, Pa. js lS- ST
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR

Renews the vitality of the scalp.
kenews the hair to its or ginal color.
Renevs the nutritive matter which nourishes
the hair.
ReLews the growth Of the hair.
Renews the appearance Of those that Bald
and Gray, and is a splepo id hair dressing. o OIL
or Alcohol to clog up the pores. One bottle shows
its effects.
r. P. HALL CO., Nashua, n d A., Proprietors.
Fer sale by all druggists. jalS-2m
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SPRING STYLE DRESS HATS
FOB 1863.

just opened fcom New York. the spring style n
GENTS DRESS HATS.
together with other de-ir BILE st La for young men,
in soft snd stif brims.
Having associated with NE in busines- Mr. O u
GkDEN aud WALTER kER de-iga 20 carry
forward the HAT aud Fur BUeIN Eso ia its va
rious branches with greater energy Mr. Green
being Q practical halter, and having served for
several years In Oaktord a warburtous. Phfls-
delphia. can give assur that everything in
lsiion 20 Conforming Altering and Rep air az will
receive prompt attention.
b. n. sTINEMErZ. HATTER.
234 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
fes GO Second door from lssh street
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NV YORK. Feb. 1l.-Stock market steady
Goio, 3oS y. 5-2o's 1852, coupon, f3y. Nortn
70 Saionna sixes, 63k; new. elk; Virginia sixes,
eoupon, oos; Sew, 81; Tennessee skies, ex.
coupon, &C; new, o65
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POST OFFICE ROBBERY

PoETLAHn Feb. ia German named
6henther, " no robbed post OH ln Germany
OF >lbu0u, was arrested here last evening m
response 10 a cable telegram. He arrived per
steamship Austria
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GEN. GRANT, who returned to this city yes
terdav afternoon, was at his oRce this morning,
aud received large number Of visitors up to
10 O'Clock.
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EVENING STAR
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvRSuR.-rhe receipts to-day
from this source Were S22l,7s655.
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SPHAKBR CoLPAx Is the recipient of many
compliments to-day upon the tact hrmBess,
and good temper displayed by him in his diff.
cult position yesterday.
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IHE CARPET WKAvrRs' SRIKE-Tae strike
OF NE ingram carpet weavers for last sura M r :
prices, winch commenced some three mOatns
ago, is nearly AZ an END The eres,er nR-t of
me sulkers nave gone 60 work n the ngurpS
lemanded. Since last meeting ali tue shops
nave implied with The request ofthe strikers.
r. IA. Pres
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"HAvlNNHRs FAMILY BRAD,

This unequalled Bread 10 nov for sale By most of
the leading GrOcers Of the city.
Ii 10 made OF select Family Flour; 10 thoroughly
baked, in MckenzieS Patent Oven; 10 always
weigh sixteen ounces.
CAUTION "A great deal Of Bread 10 sold for
"bsvennsrs 81 which never came from our estab-
lishment. To prevent. as far possible. this dis
GERS with fresh ssDple Cards, marked $50. TX
anime for yourselves iA25 I'm