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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Doctor j. DEF CURTIS. author of anhood ~
Meaieal Essays on Marriage Sc.. &C, begs to
n"tly ms sshlngton patients, that owing to his
extensive practice in Baltimore, he will in future
De a,ie to devote sniy the following days to their
interests, and will attend on WEDNESDAY
and SATuknAI EVENINGS from s 10 .. m ;,
Sna SUNDAYS from 10 ts and to .. m a,
NO +32 street, ln rear Of Willsrd's Hotel
Oaher days at his residence, s. North Charles
street. Baltimore.
SPECIALITY -TreatmeBt aaf cure of nervous de
tility, and sl diseases arising from abuses of the
system. oc 26 .6m
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n r - VI IL - L. q =
ENTR Act BIZ CHJ

For " skne-s arising from EIcesses ~ Early In
discretion attend Il With the 4, lo wir- symptoms
InA.spOsition ~ Exertion, Loss OF Power Loss
OF Memory, DffscuIty of Breathing, General Weak
ness, Horror CT Disease, Weak Nerves Trembling
Ireaslfdl Hsrrcr of Death, Night Swests cold
Ieet, waksfatrsss, Dimnsss of Vision Lansuor
Universal Less'tude Of the use ular System Often
Enormous Pretite with pyspeptic symptoms. Hot
Hands, FIuehire of the Body, Dry ness of the skin
PalIid Counteaance and Erupti, us on the Face
Pain IN the Pack, HeaSipess Of ;he Eyelids, Ere
apentIy BIsri, Spots Flying before the Eyes with
Temporary fusion and Loss or Sight, Want of
Aue ntiou- Great Mobility. Restless with Horror
Of Society. Nothing Is THTe desirable to such
pstents than Solitude, aud -rothing they more
dread, for Fear Of hemEelv,s; no Repose Of Man
Fer, no Speculation. but a hurried Transition
from one v1estion to snetheT
These symptoms, IL allowe! 10 go on-xhich this
Medicine Invariably removes-soon follow Loss of
Power, fstsity and Kpilartic Fits in one Of which
the patient may expire.
Daring the superintendeBce of Dr. Wilson AZ th,
BIoomiB gise Asy ium, this sal result occurred 10
two patients. reason had for q time left them and
beth died % epilepsy. They were of both sc xes
s1d at Oat twenty year of age
Who can say that these eScesses not fire.
auently followed by those direfuI diseases Ins,n
ity and Consumption TIE records of the Insane
Asylums, and the melauo holy deaths BY Oousump-
ton. bear am pie witness TO the truth OF these a.
.ertions. 10 Lunstic Asylums the most relan-
Ch0lE exLltibi"h appears. Inc cpunterance -
tualy sodaeB and quite iestitute-neither Mirth OF
Grief ever visits q Should a sound of the voice
occur. IL 10 rarely srtlc ate.
18th wOfui Raea-u -urcs wan Despair
Low sullen oCId- heir grief Desuiied -
while We regret The existence of the above di,
eases ard symptoms prepared to offer An
Invals able gilt of chemistry for the removal of the
cor sequences
HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRA-
TED FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCIiU.
There lie o.k~r Tonic likeit. II is an anchor
of hope te the surgeon and patio MT and this the
testimony OF all who have used or prescribed IL
soId BY Druggist and Dealers everywhere
PREPARED AT
III. Il HELMBOLD'S.
DRTG 4ND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
59I BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

6-A new crop OF counterfeit twenty -five
and fifty cent scrip has bean put IN circulation
ga Chicago paper argues that fashionable
women ought not to be allowed TO vote. Make
that the test, and what woman would appear
at the polls.
Keeps thousands away from Church on Sun
Gay, II does not deter single man from atten.
ding TO his business on week days.
~ The members Of the Wisconsin I1esisla.
ture, 1t is said, "blow out the gas" and "eat
mucilage," and correspondent hopes they
Will soon learn better.
ga person Who has obtained a divorce u
BOW said TO - '.Chicagoizsd, ~
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MURDERED BY RoGUES

TROY, \ Y, Feb 22-Edward Flynn wa,
murdered by rogues last night. Thomas Nm.
GENT Michael Nickel, and VIM. Robertson
were arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

SALE OF MR. BoTTss SroCK.-On Weines-
day and Thursday last the Effects OF the ls;e
John NJ. Bolts Were SOLD Al public auction.
The horses Were we'll known all over the
country and attracted buyers from maay Of he
Northern States. Engineer brought So, tn..
highest price of any horse that was sold. The
colts. of which there was quite a number,
brought from $3.50 TO $3.50 each. The cattle
We're not blOoded. hut IN fine condition, and
brought good prices. The oxen sold for about
Sl2o yoke The other personal properly sold
al prices which gave satisfaction realiz ng IN
tne aggregate about si5,0p.-Ricl stoqd Dis-
ydftt-
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ALIENS LING HALSAN.

%ESTs-This is 10 certify u st have found AL.
LENS LUNG 8ALSAM ole OF the best remedies
the world tOr disss sssed Lungs have III ed IL in
S-y rsmily Ter bresking 10 . Troublesome cough
with the hapriest effect / recommended il to a
young lady who had a hsrassipg cough aRd was
threatened with ,ccnsuE Ttion, and il cured her q
few days l would recomRe nd il TO sll those pre-
disposed TO ouSpmpticu.
Respectfully yours, A. A. HARRISON,
feb - Cincinnati. O.
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INCEST AND CHILD MURDER

st. Louis. Feb 22.-Ben Jamln Is. Wiley and
daughter, nineteen years old, passed through
here on Saturday last en route TO MsmphtS
Scotland county, To stand trial on the charge
CT the murder OF an Iniant two wears ago m.
child being the tTuIt of incestuous lntrrcoGr,e
between the father and daughter.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE REyOLUTIONIN NExICO

Gen. Negrete Marching on the Capital.
HAVANA, FEB 2l.-The steamship Louisiana
from Vera Cruz, has arrived. She brings three
millions In specie. A telegram from the city
OF Mexico reports that General Negrete, al the
tnirty leagues Of the capital on which he wss
marching. Rumors regarding the situation are
connletlng. One report states that he has de-
Ieateo General Cuellar, commander of the Gov
ernment forces; while another states that Ne
CRETE has been routed and forced 10 fly. Gen
Darlo, commanding the national forces has
defeated the rebels at Pachuca
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
FAR VI Frs.

Provide yourself With PERRY DAVIS PAIN
hlLLEk at this season OF ihs year, when Collie,
tbo,cfa mOrbus, pysentery Dfarrh~s, &C MAJ
disable -FOUR IL every case OF the kind
and nv for O., ~ IL does not effect speedy
Surteut te sure that yoD trust to no ther remedy
but the old, long tried Perry Davis Pain Miller, D,
which has never failed. feb y
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MOTHER ROGERS NURDFR

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 22.-Last night, in the
adjoining town OF ManChes,er, James Rogers
respectable citizen, was shot dead in the stree
by Tom Willis, whom h. bad ordered from M
LOT a few hours before. Willis was arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22
WAsHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY IN PHIL.
ADEI.pHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a salute was fired
this morning, III honor OF Washington's birth.
uay: large number of persons participated
In The American mechanics parade and good
oruer was preserved. In Camden, all the
banks and public offices are closed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER.

Renews the vitality of the scalp
ReEews the hair to Its original color
Benews the nutritiye matter which nourishes
the hair.
Benews the brash. wiry hair 70 silken softness
Renews the growth of the hair.
Renews the appearance of those that are Bald
and Gray and is a sRic nc id hair dressing. No Oil
or Alcohol TO clog Up the pores. One bottle shows
its effects.
RP. HALL CO. Nashua, n Ii , Proprietors
For sale by ell di nggists iaI3-an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

LIFE AND Law IN CHICAGO citlzan cyf
chicago demanded satisfaction OF hls family
physician for an insult TO his wife, wner.upon
the doctor struck the INJURED man i've urn-s
with slung-shot, leaving HIM almost insaasi-
hle. At the Police Court, the doctor was let of,
with a fine of ten dollars, while the citizen
pald five dollars for being the aggrSs Sor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22
A STRIKER KILLED ByaN OFF1reR

SPRINGFIRLD, MASS, Feb. "a young nan
named Bell. while trying TO escape from Officer
Tyler. OF Westfield, Mass, was shot and killed
by the offlcer IN SouthwIck yesterday. Bel
was a member Of the Cigar Makers Union
and Tyler was trying 10 arrest him for assault
on non-Union cigar makers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

JOHN &. BRRCKISRIDGE was on the Avenue
to-day. He will leave the city this evening for
Washington College, TO see his children, who
are at school there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

A RUNAWAY HUsBASD-At a. early non r
Saturday morning, a yrsy pretty Young lad y
announcing herself as recsufly from Spriuc-
field. Ill, called ON he Chl-f % Police 20 mas.
inquiries about her husband. " nom Sue sA,a
wac some sort ofan agent in thus ci'y ana " a.
named James Flower. >h~ >Sid he invariably
made n Southern tour Iu tie winter, and a.
though she could never Uu terstand lust eN b
aCtly what his husiusss "a as. she was sure A.
was profitable one hs had supplied ner
with N oney far exceeding her modest r-Q Glre-
menis. MOI having heard fr1m ham ;OT srS-
eTal months, she bad be me uneasy aud had
deierm ined 70 seek ham here. Her M bdesi,
lady-hke emeanor, her Needing preiun~ss.
interested th~ Chief-whO - er has an eve 10
female oeauty-and h b-gg-d 10 De gwen a
description Of her husband. that he might as
certain u he was slli in the city. Tae de-
scripnon was fnrnlshsa. aud in addition a
photograph Of the parry 81 whom she was IN
search. Imagine the surpriss of tne I,hiaf aud
ms ofnCers when ~ was I-.oguiz-d as the pic-
ture al vel-known thief. Surprise aim ast
held them spell bound. 4 WAS syl isnt ne N 70
knew nothing OF IN" husbands Occupation. an
tO tell her was an office that no one cared 70
undertake. TRe man had BEEN an the wurs-
house for several months. who n accounted .oT
her not hearing from hum. IL Was sal duty
10 perform, but the Chief f-lt that she ough; -
know the truth, and n tenderly as he could the
Intelligence was Im parted. Her look Of horror.
the cry OF bitter anguish that came tom her
lips. attested how little she had known .; he
truth.-N - Ftcdytne.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO
MARRY.

Fsssys for Young Men, on the Errors, Abuses
and hises.es incident to Youth aud Early Man
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and
cure, sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free
Cf charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
RoI r, Philadelphia, Pa. JalS-33t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

ALLEGED MAIL RoBRFR.-Mal. Parssr.
special ag-nt OF the Post Once D-partmrn. &, AZ
Rested IA Richmond, on FRIDAY. upon Tue ar
rival Of the lanNIlle tram. William Arche
mail agent on the route from Richmond sou o :
ward, who stands charged with breaking open
letters IN the mail and absrr ctIng money there
from. The robbery was committed between
hut the exient OF it vet unknown Two
hundred dollars an money have been re,overed.
RfsLnaHd Bt match
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

HON. T.. y. WAsHRCRSE. of llliGois,
rapidly improving, and yesterday was able TO
sit up for short time, though II Will probably
be several days before he can leave his house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

THE GREGORY TROUPE, at Wallis Opsr,
House, give the NEST pleasant light entertain
ments ever presented III our city. "Punch and
Judy" are greeted every night with laughter
and applause. This Is their last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22
TEE BALLOT FOR u

TIE BALLOT FOR WoNEs.-In a paper read
before the Social Science Convention. o.
Albany. Mr. Charles Francis Adams. Jr, too.
the ground faat the claims Of women 70 the
suffrage ws unans swerable. aud saemed 70 re-
giei mat the negro and the Chlnamen 81 Ould
be enfranchised before them regarding, as he
did, the sudden elevation Of the negro as A Dor =
tentous experiment., ana one likely 70 lead 20 a
sun further deterioration IN the purity % .he
ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

LETTERS FROM ITALY report the engage
ment az Florence of Jake Brown, teacher of
English, 10 Miss Lettie Powers, daughter of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

ON THE FOURTH OF MARCH NEXT, when
General Grant ceases to be commander OF the
army. or sooner, If he should resign before
tOat uma, the command will develve upoa
Lieutenant General w. p. Shern IN, the next
in rank, and all Of General Grants officers
Will formally tender their resignations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

SINGULAR ACCIDENT To A CHILD.-An m
FAINT girl, only five months old, daughter % a
family named Ehlers, at Hastings, on the IA I'd :
son, having been left a chair with a com
mon Clothes-p pin to auuse a., day OF two ago,
fell, by which the pan the lItils creature was
sucking was driven through the roof Of her
mouth INTO the nasal cavities physlctan
haNIng been At once called. AZ was found that
the palate bones had been sho ckingly fractured,
causing a large aperture In the root az n.
mouth. by fine surgical skill the shattered
bones Of the little ones palate Were replaced.
ana the tender patient Is now rapidly GONZALES E.
Ing.-N. 4. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

SENATOR HENDERSON ana his party left H
vana for the United States on the steamer 90
lumbia yesterday.
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POLAR E\PEnlTIO
TIE PRIZE RIM Toto

bremen. t-n. 22.-The North German bark
BTanenkoro, Bee Hiye.) has sailed from Bre.
menhayen OF smother polar expedition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

IN vIEw OF the prospect that Hon. f. b.
Washburne will retire from the House of Rep.
resentatlves to take another position, there is
some canvassing in the Third Congressional
District of Illinois for a successor. The Chi
cago Tribune says that Mr.. Bailey, of Freeport,
seems 10 be the most prominent candidate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

THE New York Herald calls upon General
Butler 10 take Mr. Washburne's place as
watch dog of the Treasury while the latter Is
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

ACTION FOR BREACH OF MARRIAar
PRohiss.-In the Superior Court Of this city
on saturday there was filed by Mr.. Joseph a
Ven COLLEEN, the mar recitius .tba, ths n,.,n
un ana DEFENDANT agreed to marry each other
ana reasonable time for such marriage ma
eIaPseo, and the plaintiff has ALWAYS been
Lseoy ana willing 10 marry the defendant. Vet
tne oeiendant has neglected and refused ana
suii octn refuse 10 marry the plaintiff" He
sIaAmr $1,000 damages. The usual notice for
has been served BY the Sherifr.-RaJ,,mor,
American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

FOREIGN NEWS ny CABLE.-tieneral DN
publishes a card m the PARIS papers deny IIg
the report that be had recently made 4 speech
expressing sympathy with Greece. A publ,
meeting was attempted in Paris on Friday. but
was dispersed 10y the authorities. All public
Meetings for "Wednesday next have been pro-
hoited, as that Will De the 2lst verssry OF
the second inauguration Of the Republican
Government an France. By an explosion OF
Tie powder magazine on the Austrian frIgate
Radetsry, while cruising IN the Adriatic, the
ship was completely wrec ked, and most of The
crhcers aud crew instantly killed or drowu-d.
MontpensIer has been permitted % return 20
Spain a. private citizen. The Orlando. from
Baltimore fer Buenos Ayres. has been lost NJ
sea. Crew saved and landed at Bremerhayen.
A French frigste Is 10 sail for Cuba. 70 pro.ect
French interests there. Spanish iron-clsd
under orders for Havana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

Cin recent IRE at south Bend, Indiana, the
oniy tninG saved from private house was Q
coapse and its cofan, and among the articlse
'e't 10 be destroyed was . baby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market under ~en
quite a change Saturday aUd The oner,ncs %
balances were unususly plenty. DJab.les-
ne wtsh 10 earn Interest Tor the three davs
winch will intervene % tue resumption Of bus
ness N Wall street Was one caase OF the e.
Ciibe IN The rate. which. toward the close. rarC-
81 ss low as four per cent. on cali Iosus To
cav e-ing Washingtcus birthday the boards
adjourned until rue-day. The wa@s.y
sia'ement OF the banks snow decrease IA loar~
reaching nearly sl.oss.sp and decrease "a de-
loeits nearly s55s.ep. The totals OF tna
last week compared with N y eceedIng sac
Inebt snow changes IN tue different items A.
i'itc~s decrease IN loan -al2.Sei. decr-asr
IN specl. 81. sos $40. cecrease IA ,ircuIaa,ns,6
~ decrease IN deposIts -. s6S ,I2 decr~ss- 10
leeai tenders si.S5s.7d5. There was n steady
feneiai ana neaitoy recovery ~ prices IA the
goNernment market. with firrn"r faeiis- a.
the close. based upon the announcemsu; from
ihis city that the CON balance IN the Treasury
ls ~ arly sl0.CnOWp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

SHOOTING AFFAIR AT PORT DEPOSIT Mp
We learn from Port Deposit, Nd. that a terri
bic AFFAIR occurred there on Saturday, IN
which several persons were shot and seriousI sIv
II not fatally wounded. Itappears that q ms q
named Machson, q notoriously bad tempered
individual, made an assault upon two young
men named Or, with q pistol, both of whom
Lyons, who attempted to arrest the assailant,
was also shot and very seriously wounded.
fears being entertained Of . fatal result Mac.
tiDson was finally arrested and lodged in All
The affair caused great excitement in Port De-
pOsic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

OAt fair recently held in this CITY. a
yoensster OF sixteen inq uired OF one the YOUR
diaper" I'VE don't keep them ready made.
sut you viii come inside the table 4 will
NS your meas was the damsel's spirited
SSpiy. caacy Young America left.-Baitinore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

SINGULAR HOMICIDE AT NEWARK, n. j
Thomas I.afon, Jr son of prominent physi-
can al Newark, n. j.. and himself a student
OF Oberiln College, has Just been sentenced TO
one year Impris and fined 500 for Il
homicide committed under peculiar circum-
stances. His younger brother one morning in
december threw some snow upon the wagon
OF Thomas Hebring, butcher. Hebring swore
AT the boy and threatened to .'break his head"
and finally got off his wagon and COM
menced TO pound the boy. Thomas Lafon
saw the trouble through the window and ran
out of doors, bareheaded and in his slippers
Catching up the shovel which his brother had
been using, he began to use the handle OF II
pretty freely upon the body Of his brothers
assallant, who. raising at the third blow, re.
ceiNcd II on the side OF the head, Immediately
above the ear, at the point where the skull is
tbinRest, and fell back kward groaning. Hebring
died six days afterward. and Lafon was ar
rested and, after one of the most exciting trials
ever known in New Jersey, was convicted of
mansiaughteI, although it did not appear that
there was the slightest malice in the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT TIE SUB
Il scriber has obtained from the OrphsB Court
of sshington county, In the District Of 90
lufnbfa. letters testamentary on the personal
estate Of WILLIAM n. GIBSON. late 81
Washington county, ID. u deceased. All per
hereby warned 20 exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber on or De-
fore the 10th day Of february tkev NAV other
wise BY Law be excluded from all benefit OF the said
estate. Given under my hand this 18th day ~
February. 1863 MARTHA A. GIssON
oh a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22

TROUBLE IN HAMPToN, NIRGINIA-Tbsrs
has been quite an excitement in Hampton, Va.
for the past day or two Some eight or ten
shantes built on the IA m OF Mr.. ST. Clair,
near Hampton, were built by colored persons
during and since the Wal, and are still eccu.
pied by them. Mr.. St. Clair has tried in vain
to prevail upon them TO pay their rent or move
of, and finding that lenient measures were of
no avail, he resOrred TO the Law and put the
matter in the hands OF the sheriff, Captain
TItlow. who armed with the writs, proceeded
to the premises TO execute them. and was forced
10 leave, one of the negroes producing double.
barreled pistol to hasten his departure The
sheriff procured the aid of some citizens of
Hampton and returned to the scene, but was
again driven OF amidst shower OF stones by
the negroes, by this time largely reinforced
A sergeant and guard was sentfree from Camp
Hamilton. and they were also compelled to re-
tire, the sergeant deemipg IL imprudent to fire
The whole company was then ordered from
Camp Hamilton to the scene OF trouble, whe n
the squatters left the cabin IN which they had
gathered, and the shanty was torn down.
@Boston observes Lent less than any other
American city.
~"Stop your palpitating heart with -'s
Tonic" is q somewhat startling advertisement
- Mrs. Gaines offers another compromise
to New Orleans; s1,oOO,OOO cash down.
81 An ex.Sherif of Brown county, Minn r
A. Brandt, lately committed suicide by takin o
strychnine. and the st. Paul Press says .sdied
hilariously singing q song and inviting hi.
friends 10 a farewell drink"
~The Methodist Episcopal Church Sou,h
has 35,040 members, including 6,341 traveliug
snd local preachers. They have churches as
far north as Baltimore. southern Illinois, Cali.
fornia and Oregon. There are 1851 members
reported In Illinois.
~The last new county IN NEBRASKA has
ceen chYistened '-Colfax."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

Hon T. r. BArARD, OF Delaware, is at Will
lard's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22
NOTICE.
oBAOcs
TOBACCO

just received, large >ausntity Of LEAF TO-
pACCo, direct from Connecticut, which offer
cigar manciacturers at the most reasonable price
In quantities TO snit the purchaser
AUG. GRA0Is. 500 Penn. avenue,
lal4 In between ID and Sd streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-22
DALI AND EVENING SILKS.
10 PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH.

We have on hand avariety Of light colored silks.
which We are diseosing Of at very low prices,
Elegant WHITE CORDED SILKS;
Sueerb WHITE SATIN;
Plain PINK POUL DD SOLE;
Beautiful SATIN STRIPES, on white grounds
in Gil the most desirable shades Of Pink, b. lue
Green, Corn, and CHI rry;
slightly imperfect, worth S5 OF % per yard; price
Besutiful TINsELL.D MUsLINs By the yard,
In all colors at reduced prices.
And although the above goods are very desirable
and very cheap. We offer tSem at Q discount of 10
per cent for cash, as wish TO close them cut by
ONE PRiCE ONLY. IN PLAIN FIGURES
fels-eoN W. NJ. 6HUsTER BRO.
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PHALON'S "fAPH1AN LOfIONn
BEAUTIrYINa THE SKIN AND COMPLEX

PIMPLEs MOTH BLOTCHES, TAN. etc.
and renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES In the N NURSERY II 10 invaluable.
For GENTLEMEN after SHAVING il has no eauaI
SPAPHIAN LOTION" is the emily reliable rem
edy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHIAN SOAP,
for the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH, will no,
chap the SKIN. Price 25 cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
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NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKER
SHiEF EXSUlslTE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON SON, New York.
jesly Sold by all Druggists