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An Awful Old NHusket.

Mark Twain tells the following story, re-
lated by fellow passenger, who, being ban
tered about his timidity, said he had never
been scared since he loaded an old Queen
Annes musket for his father once, where
upon he gave the following
You see, the old man was trying to learn
me to shoot blackbirds, and beasts that tore
up the young corn and such things, so that /
could be of some use about the farm, because
/ wasn't big enough to do much. My gun
was single barrelled shot gun, and the old
man carried an old Queen Anne musket that
weighed ton, made report like a thunder
clap, and kicked like mule. The old man
wanted me to shoot the musket sometimes,
but was afraid. One day, though, 1 got
her down, and so 1 took her to the hired man
and asked him how to load her, because it was
out in the field.
''Hiram," said he, "do you see these marks
on the stock, an X and V, on each side of
the Queens crown? Well, that means ten
balls and five slugs-that is her load.
''But how much POWDER
'Oh," he says, ut don't matter; put in
three or four handfulls.
So loaded her up that way, and it was
an awful charge-I had sense enough to see
that-and started out / levelled ON a good
many blackbirds; but every time l went to
pull the trigger, l shut my eyes and winked
L was AFRAID OF ner KICK. IOWaruS SHUTDOWN
fetched up at the house, and there was the old
man resting ON the porch.
''Been out hunting, have ye?'
eyes, sir, says 1.
''What did you kill p
''Didn't kill anything sir-didnt shoot her
otf-was afraid she would kick Il knew
blamed we'll she would)."
''Gimme that gun !" the old man said, as
mad as sin.
And he took aim at a sapling on the other
side of the road, and 1 began to drop back
out of danger. And the next moment heard
the earthquake, and heard the Queen Anne
whirling end over end in the air, and the old
man spinning around on one heel, with one
leg up and both hands on his jaw, and the
bark was torn off from that sappling like
there was a hail storm. The old mans
shoulder was set back three inches and hi
jaw turned black and blue, and he had t.
lay up for three days. Cholera nor nothing
else can scare me the way was scared tina
time.
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THE NEW ALLIANCE IN EUROPE.

From the NJ Y. Times
The announcement from our own
correspondent at st. Petersburg fore
shadows new and startling complication
that proposal has been submitted
by Prince Gortschakoff to the French Min
lister for an alliance, offensive and defen-
sive between Russia, France, and Austria.
The alliance is to exist for three years; it
binds each party to maintain a standing army,
and the treaty is renewable upon six months
notice.
1t is true that this plan is only as yet pro-
posed by one power to another, but Prince
Gortschakoff is too cautious and experienced
diplomatist to venture publicly on move
of great importance unless he had ascertained
beforehand the reception it was likely to
meet with. The suggestion, we may be very
confident, will not take the Emperor Napo-
leon by surprise. 1t may be one of the direct
results of the meeting between the CZar and
the Emperor some time ago-agreed upon at
the time, but delayed by motives of policy.
The Russian Government would never have
invited the attention of the world to project
which had not been privately discussed be-
tween the powers principally concerned in it.
The new alliance would almost certainly
be the harbinger of new troubles in Europe.
Two out of the three powers thus league6
| tooether have been with difficulty restrained
from springing at the throat Of Prussia
Austria has great losses and terrible defeats
to avenge, and France has wounded pride tC
annease and the long-desired rectification o.
frontiers to accomplish. If Russia can b'
induced to connive at these designs neithe
France nor Austria would begrudge the Mus
covite the qualification of striking a deadl!
blow at Turkey. 1t is easy enough, then
to estimate what each party to the alliance
has to gain by scheme which is seriou
menace to the peace of Europe. Franc
might recover her old place in the world, AM
humble the pride of Prussia. Austria Nigh
at least partly repair the ravages which tn
the bitter memories of Sadowa. And Russi
might hope to drive out the Crescent fror
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE FRAUDS

From the NJ y. World.
We do not propose to derogate in the least
from the special dishonesty of the persons
especially implicated by the disclosures of the
Custom House frauds Neither do we wish
to avert the blame which the present admins
tration has justly incurred for the scandalous
recklessness with which it has appointed in
competent persons to Office. But behind all
this is the fact that the tariff under which
these swindles have been brought to light,
and under which far greater swindles have
doubtless been perpetrated with impunity, is
one which offers every facility to unscrupu-
lous placemen to aggrandize the mselves.
This tariff is perhaps the most unintel-
igible piece of legislation which has been
put upon the statute book of any civilized
nation in our day. In England, in France,
and in every other country which has en-
joyed enlightened economical legislation, the
import duties are levied upon comparatively
few articles, and those of luxury rather than
use, in accordance with predetermined
principle which the mind of an average GUS
tom house official is capable to apply to the
particular cases which come before him. Here,
however, not only is there an absurd multi
plicity of dutiable articles, but there is abso-
lutely no common scale of charges upon these.
In other words, our tariff is no tariff at all.
The difference between the simplicity of
OhO I1ulOpSdu oySbSuu anu Ju0 COIuJllCdJlOu OI
our own is easily accounted for. There,
duties are levied for revenue. Here, they are
levied for protection. AS no Congressional
committee is competent, of its own know
ledge, to fix general scale of duties sufficient
for this purpose, it is obliged to take counsel
of the American producer or manufacturer in
every instance. According to the varying in
competence or the varying greed of these
classes the duties are fixed-a moderate rate
upon this article, an exorbitant rate upon that
other of the same species-and the result is
an amorphous botch of incongruities and
compromises.
No man can understand it. No man can
explain it. No man can apply it. Amid this
universal and inevitable Ignorance, thieves
thrive and honest importers suffer. If the
collector an archangel, with staff of
appraising seraphs, they would not be able to
administer such set of unwise and dishonest
laws wisely and honestly. And when they
are mere fallible mortals, it is not to be looked
for that irretrievable errors and gross and
undetectable frauds should not occur in the
collection of revenue. Of course this does
not relieve the immediate delinquents of their
responsibility. If such offenses must needs
come, nevertheless woe unto them by whom
they come.
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FOR SALE.

DAILROAD FORECLOSURE SALE.-THE
IL undersigned grantee in trust and Special Master
Commissioner of the Circuit Court of the United States
in and for the Southern District of Ohio in the of
Charles Moran Trustee against the Cincinnati and Zanes
Vile Railroad Company pendngin said Court in Chancery,
by authority the decree rendered in said at the
October term thereof A. d. 1852 will, the first day of
December 1852 between the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ and
O'Clock p of said day. at the door of the Court House
of said Court the city OF eineinnat Ohio, offer and
expose by public vendue to the highest bidder for
cash payable confirmation of said sale by said Court
but not for less than the minimum sum fixed by said
Court namelyone million three thousand nine hundred
and sixty-eight dollars (S1,OO3,e68). THE RAILROAD,
OTHER PROPERTY AND FRANCHISES, IN
GUIDING THE FRANCHISE TO BE AND ACT AS A
CORPORATION OF THE CINCINNATI AND zANES-
WILLIE RAILROAD COMPANY IN THE STATE OF
OHIO If sale shall be effected at the time and place
above designated the bddings will be adjourned from day
to day. or time time, by proclamation and pursuant
thereto will be continued TO complete the SALE Posses
of the premises be delivered to the purchaser
confirm alton and payment of the purchase money-com
pance other respects with the terms Of the order Of
sale by the purchaser being also required.
CHARLES MORAN, Trustee,
And Special Master Commissioner
Address, New York Uty.
HUNTER DAUGHERTY, Solicitors for Oomplainants
Address, Lancaster, Ohio. 10 q thtutl2l
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Fruptions Marks the Skiu Ulcers ia the throat
o and nose snre legs and sores every cOnceivabts
haraoter Once No. 3S South ELEVENTH betWseu
jhssnut ana Market str etV H6
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RJJMORED FINANCIAL POLICY OF THE
ADMINISTRATION

From the n. Y. HeraId
We have rumor from Washington to the
effect that the President, in his forthcoming
message to Congress, will make particular
rafere9ce to the national finances, and that he
viii suggest the desirebihty of adopting inea-
sures to insure speedy resumption Of specie
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T PPINCOTT, SON & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
IL No. $40 MARKET Street
ID Y B. sc o T t, ] h,
DSOOTT"B ART GALLERY, No. 1920 OHESNJM
Street. Philadelphia
PATENTS.
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LOST.

T OST CERTIFICATES NOTICE Is HERE
IL by given that application has been made the City
Treasurer the of duplicates of the following de-
scribed certificates OF the Six Cent Loan of the Uty
of Philadelphia Gree of taxes).
No. 465, $1,000, dated October s, 1884
4a5S Sg5SS' 2S 1854
6a7l, Sa5OO. NoYember 80. 1854.
$780, in name of JOHN Il, 3. LATRoBE, in
trust. AUSTIN a OBERGE,
a9 ths26t No. 3l8 WALNUT Street.
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PERSONAL.
REMOVAL.
DONNELLY'S OLD ESTABLISHED

PHCENIX MONEY LOAN OFFICE,
removed from No. 928 SOUTH Street. corner of RONALD
SON, to his new and large building No. l4sS SOUTH
Street above Broad Eptrance TO private ce at door of
money viii be loaned as usual on Diamonds, Watches,
Jewery, Sverware, Dry Goods, Clothing Beds, Bedding
Carpots Furniture, Pictures Paintings, Guns Pistols
Musical Instruments and goods of every description and
ample accommodation for the storage goods
VINCENT p. uONNHLLY Broker,
10 30 I'm No. 1888 SOUTH Street.
Evening star., 1869-05-27

fhe doctors are disagreeirg aga'n. THIS
time about the paym msut OF Minister Harvey's
salary. One Of our contemporaries, with 40
enterprise so rare that IL deserved to BE- sac
eessful, announced the other day that the ac-
count OF Mr.. II. for pay witAhsld-or rather
not tapprcpriAted-on account o. his net agree
ing with Congress in its RECONSTRUCTION plaa.
hsd been settled. and the sum of oa3- 900 In gold
pa TO bis order in full. for his saiary. Thers-
upon the Washington correspondent OF tie
TT,Jsr, says that Enquiry In sAs proper chan-
mel develops the fact mat he has not been paid
tire s. 90 In gold IN the regular manner, and
If the amount has been paid at all. 1t must have
come out OF the secret service fund OF the State
Department. or from some other equally irrsgu.
lar souree."
No occasion exists for any such course as the
T.'tans correspondent suggests, inasmuch as
the 10th Congress In serted in tue deficiency bill
which passed on the d OF March last para.
graph sppropristing "a sufiici amount 70
paw the regular salary of the present Minister
Res dent at Portugal. and tue exchange there
on, fsom the FIRST day of July. i-66, so long as
the same was withheld from hIm"
On the other hand, we have good authority
f'r saying up to this time no q count ts been
stated at the Treasu y Department under the
ause of Ia " above quoted, nor has any war
propristed. II accordingly sull stands on the
oooss of the Treasury an unexpended or
unused appropriation.
Evening star., 1869-05-27
BAvl ON HAkD
q LARGE AND WELL Assosfso srooK
liOH Aup eEAsONABLE =
DRY GOODS. IL

Iarchasst q Tow prices In the esriy sss,on bsfore
ne advance IN the price OF gold. 80
Owing 60 che bsolwsrdpess Of the season, and
oiher d. pree,ing rircumsta oces my Stock 10 mech
larger thar a.usr st this season and must be re-
duced have there fofe ma ts larRe redue 10 in
the prize. Of all new gooce all gooSs Of former
1 nov of.r to the citizens of tbs District the
lsrgeat and m beauiiful sssort0snt ~ goods 10
be toupd tu any marke' south of Nov York, ot
prices sufh eientiy los to insare sales.
The sseck IN BLACK and rOLOR1D sILKsis
urus uaIiy large end attractive in BACK and
GOLORED SRENApINE, TISSUES and thin
good. o. all + is ~ tSn sc% 'ls:r
and TRAVELLING DRBss GOODS ct unusus
~ low figures.
rnIl stock OF MOURNING GOODS OF al kinds
suitable for the season.
READY MADE SUITS in LINEN for travel
ling WHITE FREhCH LAwH DRESSES aud
SACKS ct lees price than the cost Of makug
100 pieces DRESS GOODS at Is cents FER yard.
FAMILY. DON EsTIC. and HoUsBaOLD
GOODS In great variety, st greatly reduce sales
Parst slsr attention IL called 20 the stock OF
Ma klNi-a new thing In this market; very gu
perior and cheap.
An inspection from the public 10 respectfully
requested.
No customer will be urged to purchase a Mess
the goods and prices suit.
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
3i2 PENNSYLYANIA AVENUE,
myE-6t Between 9th and 10th.
Evening star., 1869-05-27

Casualties, startling incidents, etc. were tsl =
ersbly plenty in and around New York on
Tuesday. The record for that day shows the
running down and sinking Of one ship with q
valuable cargo, and one steamer; q steam tug
explosion; q half a million dollar flre; another
of s75,OOt; deficit of s25O,0oO in bank presi-
dents account; a S'5,0OO defalc alton IN the
grain trade; two suicides; two or three swind-
ling cases; couple of mysteries. and q half q
dozen minor sensations. This may be called a
very lively showing for q dull season. In
other parts of the country the number Of simI-
lar occurrences was nearly as great proper
tionately.
Evening star., 1869-05-27

The Rtpsbiiedn owns up that its especial re-
port Of the grand "foiI tournament" of An
nApolis sin " hich many of the middiss exhio
ted sreat skIll IN TIE art of feccIng" was pur.
EUess-wcrk, but says that its special report
was mailed at 3 O'Clock. sand as fencing wa,
announced IL was natural 10 be supposed il
VI uid be carried out" Rather awkward car.
tainiy, that II was not carried out 4; aad rather
reuiss IN the RpEbi,caa's special reporter not
70 telegraph 10 that paper that il was not, II
ls edd, too that he SPECIAL Report mailed at \
o'clock should have the phraseology ana two or
tnre- typographical errors Of our telegra phic
specials OF that day. Tue Reprbl,caa insinu
aies that the SrAR appropriated from its An.
spolis report o: week ago. On come now
that is too bad That report Of the Repu,1i.
6a-s, five rememo Der alright, stated that the
Academy class examinations would concluds
On the 2Sth inst, piece Of misinformation
q STAR especial" would never be guilty of.
Our contemporary, however. Is a smart, enter.
PIslne paper, good deal like the STAR and
Ign II has put its foot into IL this time. is
aounasnuy able TO hoe it, OWE row. We are
gao 10 nave so live a neighbor to help MS keen
things fIom stagnAting
Evening star., 1869-05-27

DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENrRRrArHMpNr
A performance will bs given at the National
Theater on Saturday evening, for the benefit of
the attaches Of that establishment "A Regular
Fix" and "The Prosecuted Dutchman," with
Glenn in the leading role. will be the dram ATTIC
part Of the entertainment. Mr.. Sheldon will
dance, and Mr.. Cannon will sing some popu-
lar songs. As the entertainment is for the
beneft of the employees, Messrs. James, Sess.
ford, Parker, Buckingham, vesey, and Jemi-
son, and as this will be the last night at the
National until the opening of the summer
season, the house ought to be crowded.
Evening star., 1869-05-27

II seems 10 be pretty well settled now ;ha'
tse Cn"-" H''buste-ing party which arrived IN
O~s VI Nipe about the 10th Instant.-the
erSs<enent OF which with the spanish forees
was noiierd in our dispatches yesterdsy-xsS
ihe sane that sailed from New York IN the
steamer Psrit some weeks ago.
Evening star., 1869-05-27

TIE ordinance for loaning the Western Mary
iard Railroad Company on. m,Ilien of dol
lars was adopted by the First Branch of tn.
BsItmore Oiy Council last evening with bu,
tou- dissenting votes 1t will 20 into IN. Sac.
- branch this evening.
Evening star., 1869-05-27

Don Pistt and l. ID. Reynolds will com.
neace the publication, on the ist proximo, o:
= new daily journal at Dayton. ONO, to b.
s'yied The Dayton Dali. Between ID. p.
Soi!Ity ~ Wi er, and Mr.. X = tact and ex.
PerlrIoe ss q newspaper man, we are led TO
NprcL a decided success
Evening star., 1869-05-27

A rumor has obtained currency in New York
that Spain Will, in June next, instruct her
agents abroad to give pubic notice that every
citizen Of that country, or its American posses.
sions, having property or values Of any kind
in the Island Of Cuba. will be required to 70
before some consul to register their names and
make oath Of allegiance to the Spanish Gov
eminent, or else their property will De subject
TO seuuestratiOn.
Evening star., 1869-05-27

Wendell Philips, in a speech IN Ro.,ou n,
uesday night, referring To ths Pr..ia.n,,.r.-
cent proclamation concerning the eixh,. hour
law, said that President Grant had done for IN.
Workingmen more than anybody else IN tns
country, and he recommended thar ths -,
Reform League pass q resolution than king MIN
for his action
Evening star., 1869-05-27

Pom j. g. Parker. ass 7th street Va. h,x.
,ne 4s-i. sitrsist fer June and Harpers' Week,
I'D F-aES LSSliS's H'Estrated SepsJ apr for
IEe ..
Evening star., 1869-05-27

White Shirts. 75c 81, q -, and upwards
Cndershirts and Drawers. from $50 upwards
Good Ootton socks, 3 pair for sc.
aapdkerchiefs. all ready hemmed, for 25o.
Excellent Paper Collars, ,cl 9TH lined button hole
lie. box; and all other goods et equally low
prices, ct IRANO GOLDMANB,
Marble Hall,
No. ass 7th Ut opposite Patent OFF CO.
40 dozen English Socks, double heels and toes.
1915 dozen. or Sc. per pair, inst received at
marble Hall No. ASS 7th street, opposite Patent
Once. myN
Evening star., 1869-05-27

Il Oh A r.
Il BARGAIN.
One Of the beet bHilt and most desirable RESI-.
DEkCHs in the city. containing thirteen rooms
including bat III room. With all the modern i'm
proveDents: outside walls are IL inches and part
uon walls inches thick; house 10 nearly new and
built BY day labor. and superiuteadsd BY the
owner: stu stion on : street. between ID and Sd
This property will be sold cheap. INQUIRE of
DlEk CO., No. II Louisiana avenue cor.
nor of 7th street. nv "a m
Evening star., 1869-05-27
L. YOUH0,
R1AL EsTArE AGENT,
400 FIFTIINTh STREET, (SRA, rpK.su

L. YOUNG.
R1AL IsTATE AGENT,
400 FIFTIlNTh STREET. (SrA. TnnAsuRvJ
OFFERS FOB SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY- Two aOUsHs And
sTOR1. au sIoelient ohsnce Tor . baker or me- me-
chanic-l3 rooms, lot 81 By In .......... IS 500
G2FE i:.
Three story BRIOK HOUSES, 9 70 ON. O. "a y M SO
Three-story BRIOK HOUSES, rosms- So 500
Three story BBIOK HOUSES. 10 ooms 81 90
HALF A SQUARE in northern part of the city.
and 81 LOTS In choice locations
Three-story BRIOK HOUSES, credit ~ sisht
g Room FRAME HOUSE in U.iontovD. "a 900
60 BUILDING LOTS, ,s4xlsO.............S7Js 3 z each
FARM-l7O acres; Stafford county. SIS an acre
FOB BENT.
Boon TENEM1NT; near csrs---. IS month
Snw sroRE, Seventh street. ,ix4s; y'th eel.
Large 'FRONT.' PARLOR and BED Room. fur r.
pushed with bath, hot and cold water. aad kept
Five magnificent and coumodious sfOBBe in
amSnnE Mems Christian Association Building,
Persons sesiins investment. will and on our
70 d oSI ss.s iii he
s.m.op. pr..is.n. Of Co
Auditor d f'aTi Ts.s:p1s: 9e Ssio9 RieSssa: sa ss
s.,I En- & ;eis; Ei:S.ri'
"ss'r ISL Souu =. oINeus ia. ~ ~ 0ot00u
E0R RBNT-HOUe1 With STORE, aY5 B st.,
= corner sth; fIXfURES for sale or rent ln-
EOH RRNT-Ons tvo-story FRAWE HOUSE.
~ six roomss basement and hall also, water; 900
IN street, between n and Inquire n. Ben
TBR, % Mass. ave-, bet 6fh and 7th sts my2s .ts
EOR REEr-UETU RNisH1D RlOMs, cult
able Tor house kee eing. Price moderate. A.
ply ely Xes 10th street. between New York avelue
EOR REnf-Pieas ant furnished ABLORS aud
= CHA08ER6. la9 18th street, between = and
Also, Q thoroughly furnished HOUsE Of IS
TOR sALE-The hrst ciass RGsIDBNUE, No.
q eresidept'. square, next to surseo Gen
erals Office. For terms apply on premises
EOR RRNT-Two WelI-sarnished ROOMS. 70
ssther or parafe with kitchen If desired ;
200 ieeaton 2. ysat moderate; soath front, nj 800
street, between ec and 81 my.s-st
EOR RBNf-Juns LIST, two neatly furnished
co0muntcating ROOMS. on second rosr, IN .
prvstS family No. SAG street. betwsen Seh
THeRK TgREIsHEn ROOMs, suItabie for
ho1st keeping, at SS4 j strest. bstween 18th
sn1 18Th streets. lnSuirs OF mrs. W ATS. On
premises. ny5s So
Fos REET-That fnA large thIse story, and
3tSei srsl asrise.l 8. w. corner 18th sad X SIS ;
l:iooms, w.teg aad gas. lsrs- gerden. AppIy 20
7 - -AS xcEtIS. ~. ..5s..:.:. A..~
Evening star., 1869-05-27

o II Pa R 8.
FREHOH NOVELS.
Alphonse Karr-Vsudredi 2s
Paul Fenal-Bouche de Fer ....... q,
kugene Sue-Les Bnfants de Amour. ............. IS
Paul de kocb-Un Homme Q Marier ............... IS
PiRauit leerun-M. Bottle. 80 IS
Paul de Kock-Ni Jamais nj Ton lourS. ........,, Is
PfgauIt Lehrun-Les Barons De Felshe m - 80 IS
Alpbonse Karr-un Bomme Fort en- Theme t5
Aueuste Rcard-La Chsuesee d'Autfu . S6
Brnest CsBendu-L' Hotel de Niofres ... ei IS
JUST IMPORTED By
o b q N & BE 8 Oh.
Books Imported to Order. my27.st
Evening star., 1869-05-27
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
M ikkss, ssn b Son:alteS = so sis ss' a.sy. H1g
land nisT svsPn'' between 9th and 'th sis, isiahd
ELowERs KHBAL0ID 40 AS AI,WAYs To
rstsin .heir IN natural form aud color, by aARS
SHOOTS 90; lss 9Th street, bet.een New
ers to retain their color. M sim.
S00 LAR9E COLf's AND REMTNGrONs
SJS a. ss Army ss snd Navy Rsyolyer. and spencer
ssS 8. f ab sea
NATHAHIhL WILSON,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAw.
Has RkM9VED TO No. lo9 STREET.
my2i-f NBAR IRA.
and eds sSSxsSr SSlt,G Ass,t saAIass su.1.a.s.:
fS s.ri :.l 3: s1a 4IsHAsE
s:: Sss s Sd . si
nd r.SrfsGs TAsGss sss. sI Z \.
ss ~: S;: s.s : $ 8.
AIDES AND .GINfLE0EN Gan aAvp
r,ess o,s coSs,l.ssiens e Asa street. north
8. .iS soUsa tSsh s Ss: sh Or sAsS
teSIsr sn OF seven years. I. tsl. car
.sr.! TLsSk = z. him.s t.
Bheun.stis1, Sc, Of ca standinS He cures vi =
out pain. One ass D, between ID aad 81 eta
70 ic n and 90 D. m. aeT-sms
u 500 9Th ssrsst, atore Pa sy.pr..
sssisssfSss e
ne OF BaloAn Mefcury. ,"e
stransrn eheuId bevars % shs many quselu
Which now fnfest the city Bee the Doc .or sf oecf
Sfhis pstisnts Rooms Drivsse. Hours. from 70
TRH HioREef CXfa PefD ron I..n,r.,
ceoe sa:ss. sso. = hARToGlssis. ssi
ass prvoeuy assnAsd .. g. = SiS$c
Evening star., 1869-05-27

W AeHlEGfOu
CITY DIsPENsARY.
Ne. 9eS, Esvthvea Csss<r TIA asd NJ Stress.
MEDICAL advice aad Surgical operation 90 ths
poor fFee OF charge. =
oncs sccrs: eio II .steyp.n.
GAA u
Evening star., 1869-05-27
HenE ron s1LI.

EkW HOUSE. Just finished. With from 10 70 30
ci =, 9: srits home Ilsntsti on. vLies i. shs
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MAsos . CAMPBELL,
xfToREEYs And SOLICITORS,
kEAL ESTATE A0ENTS,
GENERAL CLAIM INSURANCE
AGENTS.
AND SURVIVORS,
Office, ROOM IL, Federal Block,
Corner # 7th and y streets, Washing d. q.
All tusiness promptly attended to. The best ref.
erences given II red uiTed.
GLo T. Mason. Of yirEipd.
may 25lm CHAs. w. W.CAMPBELL, of Nsig York.