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DIR. j. Ii. HUGHES,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS

DR. j. Ii. HUGHES,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II Preble Street,
- Next the Prebie House,
WHERE he car be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, st
hours daily, and from A. N. to 9P.M.
"a. II. address those who are suffering under the
Amcnon OF r1vate diseases, whether arisins FROG.
impure connection or the terrible vice OF sef-sbuss
Devoung his entire time to that particular branch Of
AsTEEMa 4 CURE IN ALL CASES, whether Of Ions
standing or recently controcted, entirely removing the
aregs Of disease from the system, and making per
ect en0 PERMANENT CURE.
he would call the attention of the afflicted to the
tact of bis long-standlng and we-earnad reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance OF his skill snd sac.
cess.
CaEsson % sao Fable.
Every intelligent and thinking person must know
hat remedies handed for general use should have
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands of regularly educated ply stefan, whose
studies lit him for all the duties be must
funl; yet the country Is flooded with poor ncstrurs
and cure-als pIrportlng to be the hest in the world
which are not only useesa, but always Injurious
The unfortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting
his physician as 1t is lamentable yet neontro vert.
bic fact, that many syphihtic patients naue mis-.
cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatmert
from inexperienced physicians in general pracrice for
dhers that the study ant management OF these cone
dlaints should eneross the whole time Of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat.
ment and cure. The inexperienced general pracr.
TONER, having neither opportunity nor trse NAL
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system Of treatment in most cases mai.
ing an tndiscrm1nate use vi that anquate1 and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercurv.
Have 00EaaeRes.
Al who have committed an excess OF any kid
whether 1t be the solitary vice of YOUTH or the stins
ing reDuke Of misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK FOR An ANTIDoTE IN SEASON. Il
Tho Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
frostration that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not walt TOR the contamination that is sure to f
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, tor Loss OF Beauty
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Wanfedi

A Canvasser for the State of Maine. ono who bas
a nad some experience preferred. A r.ectly
h9noraoe business. For particulars, address
dlw GEO. B. LAWTUN, Chelsea, Mass.
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N Y. ~
SIBERIA, Jan T. TRIPOII Ian %
ALEPPO, n PAINYRA Eab a
aso assdge $50, curl ency.
1hese steamers sail from Liverpool every Tue day,
Drlnging freight and passengers dire to Bo ton
, FOR freis hit and CABIN passage apply to CHARLES
u. FkANCKLhN, 103 state ST. no2Oeod Iy
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WANTED
Wanted.

TWO Gentlemen in business desire rooms and
ferrsd. References exchanged. Address
jS wv" ALPHA" P. O.
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Perhaps no one medi.
cine Is 50 universally re-
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal.
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Piil. The obvious rea-
son is, that it Is q more re-
liable and far more effec-
tual remedy than any
4 Il II L.. l.
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CHORES on corner OF Pearl and Cumberland SITS,
- fitted up in good style for Apothecary, Goods
or Millinery business, with cemented cellars and
water conveniences II ..-.. 81. 81 ..sr
Also, Houses on Pearl ST., and Cumberland Ter
race. fitted with all modern conveniences. ahpnd-
ance OF pure hard and soft water Now ready for
cupancy. Apply to - II. ~ -.--- %.
u. L. FARMER,
aug6dtf ~ ruf.s. At Dantoi tn Street.
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OFFICIAL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, March II. 1863.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, March II. ls69.
Generoi Order, No. I0i.
The sentence of Captain Napoleon Collins,
who was convicted bya Naval General Court
Martial Of negligence IN the performance OF
his duty: whereby the U. 5. : Sacramento
under his command, was los'." is removed, in
consequence OF the good conduct of Csptain
Collins during the war OF the rebellion.
The pay OF Captain Collins, forfeited By the
above named sentence, will he Restored to him.
A. 4. BORIR,
Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, March IL, 1862
General order No. 1G2.
The sen tenee of q Naval General Court Mar.
tial in the case OF Lieutenant Commander
George M. Bache, of the Uniteo States Navy,
who was sentenced 'sto be suspended from
duty on the retired pay Of his grade for the
the term of one year auf TO be publicly repri-
manded by the Hon. Secretary of the Navy
is hereby revoked, en- the ground that there Is
nothing in the record of the proceedings of the
Court Martial to Justify the sentence.
So much OF Lieutenant Commander Biche's
ray as was stopped by the sentence, will be
restored TO HIM.
A. T.. BoRIR,
Secretary of the Navy.
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BY CHARLES A. DANA, @. Ave
Unto the ball did Horace Greeley 20.
Although he deemed il most exceeding slow;
And entering with others of less note,
obtained a ticket for his hat and coat.
Having paraded through the stately halls,
And not being over fond of full dress balls
The thing a devilish bore he soon did vote,
And thought he'd 90 and get his hat and coat.
The man looked here and there and all around,
Ransacked the shelves and searched upon the
ground,
Then sadly said, as he his bosom smOte
Alas L cannot find your hat and coat!
Then Horace waxed wroth and loudly swore:
For at mis- loss his heart was very sore:
Young man, he said, the things on which dote
Most in this world are my white hat and coat.
BY II Sir, tits too bad; it's my belief
They We been distracted by some ID sneak
thief.
All! could kill that man, and fercely gloat
Over his corpse, who stole my hat and coat
Hatless, he reached his home in sorry plight
Swearing he'd caught his death o. cold that
night
And straightway sat him down to write a note
Ordering a brand new old white bat and coat
sGreat American Nelocipedist.
Jove, lingo, Hickey, Gum, or some such
word.
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TIE SPANISH MISSION IMHRoGLro Mr. q
W. Smalley. the London correspondent OF the
New York TriJHHs, who has lately been m
Spain, Is out IN a letter 10 that paper in regard
10 the quarrel between Minister Hale and So.
Rotary Perry, the American representatives, al
Madrid On the who'll, h. sides with Mr.
Ferry, and thinks Mr.. Hale's faculties are too
much impaired to properly discharge the duties
cevoiving upon him. Mr.. SnaIley complains
also that Mr. Hale has no knowledge of or
interest IN Spanish politics, and that his sympa-
ihies are with the exIIed Queen Isabella, in
stead OF with the new Government, "a they
should b..
Ihe probability is that both officers will be-
i'cahed a. no distant day. Mr. Perrv's sue.
esssor has already been appointed.
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According 10 the New ORLEANS correspondent
OF the Louisville Courier the news of the re-
appointment of Gen. Phil. Sheridan TO that
department caused gr eat depression of spirits
In the Crescent City. He writes:
"Nothing else l. talked of in the Clubs, and
the rOtunda OF the 81. Charles is filed with a
crowd eager TOR further intelligence. The
order surprised every one 1T headQ uarters, and
none more than General Buchanan. Groups
Of men are cOngregated on Canal street glosrn-
Ily discussing the order. 1t is thought that
SheiIdans coming here Is harsh and unnec
essary measure, his unpoPulariTy being known
10 President Grant"
Sheridan makes himself unpopular in a good
many quarters. during the war he caused
much depression of spirits wherever he trav-
eled. Winchester didn't like him at all Gen
Jubal Early held him in particular dIs-estsem
AT Five Forks he incurred the disfavor Of all
he met Since the rebellion he has had the In.
felicity TO carry gloom TO the noble red men
He Is excessively unpopular with the Camau.
ches- They thought his being sent there an
exceedingly harsh and unnecessary measure:
his unpoPularity with them being known 10
Gen Grant Commissioner Tappan thought
so too; II was much better to apply moral
suaslon to cure them Of their hankering tor
sealps and plumber. But 1t must be conceded
that with all Sneridan's unpopuIarity he gen.
orally accomplIshes the work he is sent to do.
If be Is sent 10 enforce the laws in his Depart
ment-In localities particularly where thu a.
tempt heretofore 10 enforce them has proved a
perfect sham and farce-we may be pretty sura
he viii succeed After that is done he will
have time 10 cultivate tn amenities
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'-Our American Cousin" drew another I'M
nense house at Walls Opera House last night.
and the shouts of laughter every few minutes
showed how well the performance was appre.
GATED We made brief mention yesterday of
tne excellent manner in which the leadin z
Characters were presented, bur should have
added that Miss Anderson makes the MARI of
MARY Meredith a very attractive one. and
that Parknurst is very good as chimney. ;.
Parks "DundreaTv" is capital.
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A case has arisen IN Esgland which Is quite
like that of Mr.. Stewart. Sir Sidney Water
low, the rich London contractor ana tenement
house tuIlder. who obtained a majority of the
votes a. the late general election in Dumfriss-
shire, has been petltIOned against on the ground
CT disqualification. by rea on OF has being inter
'sted IN Government contract. He at once
addressed a letter to the electors, in which he
stated that he had retired from the eminent
London firm with which be was formerly CON-
nectsd, for the express purpose of assuring
his freedom 10 enter Parliament. AT thu same
lime II vas not concealed that in the minds of
himself and his advisers there remained a
serious misgiving with respect 10 the suffer-
'bcy I'D umelness or 20 completeness of the
steps which he had taken TO dIyest himself of
BIS legal disqualification. The atute which
makes cntractOrs with the Government ipeIl-
siole for Parliament. imposes on any one sit
ing and voting In the House, while Iaoorlng
nncer such a disqualification, a maximum
penalty Of $50 day.
The Petition against Wat-rlow was with
drawn, bat II would seem from remarks In tho
Commons on the subject. thar the strict letter of
the law is probably against the succassf,;I
canciddte though the facts of the case be clear
~ such that be ought not 10 be pIoU .ht within
The provisions OF the statute
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GCOD START-The money aruc,a of .,.
New York Commercial Of last evening ssvs
''Goid has teen steady at fraction below the
average hEures Of Yesterday. The ANNOUNCE
ment that Hamilton Fish is 10 receive the pop-
lnaticn for Secretary Of State. and Mr.. Bour-
Wen ihai Tor Secretary OF Treas ury has not, TO
say The least. strengthened the premium. MIR.
boutweiis financial record Is regarded as
being, on the whole, couser vative and favorable
10 the public credit. The new cast OF the Cab.
lrei Is regarded as promising harmony between
ihe Administration and Congress, and, so far,
l. received with much satisfaction
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Inc Baltimore Americdn seems 10 think tia I
the municipal authorities of that city did
very iooiish thing III ovaiing Andrew John.
son, and says.
80, - vas most wantOn attack on the fame
OF The city, car led on, with a r.ekIa.snsss -
80 nr Sonse9uences that is perfectly amusing.
~ We are 70 regard our city authorities a sans
. s,e zoe, msn- II was an opportunity to strike
and 10 advance the Interest," OF rJ III 10y
'nat has no parallel in municipal folly
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General Badeau's military history Of Gen.
eIal Grants being translated into Spanish by
Sehor Romero; into German by learned pro-
Iessors al Berlin and H-ideIburg, and into
French by an eminen: French schoI ar.
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The Cabinet as now organized seems TO give
quite general satisfaction. It's recognized as
strong, cohesive, and well representing the
popular will as expressed at the Presidential
election Fault finders who doubted IL there
would be Republican Cabinet may now
breathe easy. IL is well balanced. There Is no
kangaroo disproporton of strength at one ex-
tremity. 1t has no Opinionated c-otc betty MEN,
bers. Individually they are practical saga ,ious
business men, and collectively the Cabinet
means business. 1t is just the Cabine. TO work
efficiently. and with thoroug h good will in CO.
operation with President Grant in carving out
his ideas of retrenchment and reforas
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correspondent OF the Pal Nal Io ,>s. g,
tributes the failure Of the Alabama negotiations
70 TIE fact that Mr.. Thornton, a ..mere dip,o-
maiisi- was sent to Washington. He recon-.
mends that M John Bright be sent here ON |.
special mission.
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Wendell Phillips declares himself we'll salts.
led With President Grants inaugural. for he
always expects promises made by G rant 10 be
peri rmed.
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ihose who wish % Sc sHumpty Damp"
and TIE Gregory troupe al the National Thea
Ire, must 20 tonight OF tomorrow night. as
the French Opera troupe appear on Monday.
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In Chicago they are going back 10 one. horse
tars, on the plan OF our + street line Several
sheets Of printed instructions are posted up IN
tie 'front.' Of the car, and 1t is presumed NO pas
sengtr Will 20 wrong.
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The House OF the Georgia legislature nss
adopted the fifteenth cons ttutionaI amendmen,
BY vote o; G. yeas 20 81 nays.
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To Advertisers.-Our advertising pa,ror

To Advertisers.-Our advertising patrons
re requested TO send IN their favors before
O'Clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
THH STAR of the same eay, on account of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
With every disposition 10 accommodate, we
mad ourselves obliged to lay down this rule
and adhere to H.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE }
WAsHINGTON, March II, 1a69.
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. J. II. McUolley. the Consul OF
the United States At CalIao, Peru, of the death.
on the 18th and 10Th of November last, at sea,
OF " lillian Hauky and William Wilson; on
the 10Th of November, OF William Wood, at the
hospital, Callao and on the 27th of December,
of Carl Nelson, who fell from aloft.
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TTDR ABoRN; u,ov,oou
No 24s Street,
fsu Between 18th and ifh
DENTAL korIoE'
W H BARRETT, ID. D.S.,
Formerly Of Philadelphia No. 20 a. street, be-
tween Pa. ave. and street.
All Dental Operations skillfUlly performed
Ieeth extracted without pain By sdminst erins
Pure Nitrous Ozids.
REFERENCES:
Prof 7. L. Buckingham, ID. D S
Prot. James Truman, y ID. =
Prot. Geo. I Barker. ID. ID. s.
Prof.. Elias Wilcmen, n. D., ID. II. s PennsyIys
=, MIA College Of Dental Surgery, Philadelphia
hsi ing,d Ln q NJ D., No S'o ostrest Wash:
0TBANKBUP coy The last ameudment Of
- the Bankrupt Law provides that in all pro
ettiinCs C nmeEced alter the first dag of January
leg, 10 discharge tshall be granted to q debtor
whose assets all not be equal to fly per centurp
&c shall be liable ss PRINCIPAL debtor This cau sc
does net. however, shgt out rom the benefit of the
law all debtors, for il further provides that
certain petitioners, and all who comply with GER
tain conditions, can receive their discharges
though they may have no assets Notwi:hstandne
tons, debtors without assets are still pplyine for
the tenen OF the law in all parts OF the country
Persons in this District who still wish to avail
themselves of its benefit, and who have no assets
should examine carefully whether they are in
cluded in the terms of the Limitation The sub
scr'ber VIII eive Information Oh this subject at all
times without charge.
Attorney att Law and Solicitor in Bankruptcy =,
City Hall. "a
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TEE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter and
In wrappers ready for the mails, con talns a ia
and circumstantial account CT the grand In
anguration Reception; all about the new CaDI-
Let; full reports OF the Methodist Episcopal
and Methodist Protestant Conferences in ses-
sion here and in Baltimore; proceedings of Con-
sress; Society News; Political News; Wash
lngton News and Gossip; the Courts; the
Working People: Useful Items of Domestic
Economy; Humorous Sketches; with Depart
mental, and Local News; Agricultural and
Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest TNle-
graphic Dispatches from all parts of the world
From j. ShIllington we have Hdrpsr's Week-
Iy and Frank LsSlie'S illustrated Nswsp1o err.
Astounding in Inauguration illustrations.
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80. y. CUMMINs-
W SAT SEVENTH STRICT.
An EXTENSIVE BOOT ANN ann. uor
Whore the public may End, slvays $500 -
want" and that OF the best quality 'Ne'
eEvENTH STREET.
s Tys doc" south Of Z and Northern Market.
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"HAVENNER's FAMILY BREAD
tLis une2ualled Bread 10 nov for sale by most Of
leading GrOcers of the city u
q il MADE Of select Family Florr. il thororgbIy
he'd, in MckeBZies Patent oven; il aIwsys
eet, white, nutritious, and is guaranteed 70
Ugh sixteen ounces. "
tAUTION "A great deal of Bread 10 s,ld for
.aNehher which never came from our estab-
pme Mt. TO prevent as far as possible. this dis
nesty; We have supplied all our authorized Gro
with freshsampie Cards, marked le69 Xxx
Inc tor yourselves laas %,
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BANK Frs.

Jay COOKE CO,
BAsh kR
rIrTIEsfu srRrKI, OrfosfI rEIAsstr
DuT snd cell o. onrrent market rae. a. -
INSTANTLY on hand Q fell surply OF al
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
EESKN ThlETIKS, AND CsNPorNp
IsTEEEsT NOTES.
Orders :Or STOCKS, BONDS. &c. sxrs...
sad collections made on all soeess,bis S..E.s.
.sl-tf
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}. A. BUFF, Treas. }. b BRYAN. Pre-.
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BaNk,
tChsrted - COnsresJ
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
Bonds and Stocks. Cole and silver bought az,
sid.
Highest market prices psid To- Land wsrr.rts
full supply Of Revenue stsaps KEPT cOn.,,pt,y
OF hand. -,
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L HoMAs FAHkY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer I'm
LIME oEnEST PLAsTER, LATas, HAIR.
Corner 10th street vest and Canal
FELTAND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Done IN the best manner, and II the Loves, ,r,o.
noofiNI nAIEkiALs ALWAYS ON HAND
okpEks PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ALL
e @S-sn Mokk GCAkANTEkD.
n o +.
Parties desi ing to sell fr.t-cls-. REAL rs
IATk MOTHS Gan have them neg Otiated Al cur
}. b. WHEELER eco,
mallN oil Louisiana avenue
tUBK SPICES
OfsimilAr quality TO that used In England.
FRESH AND HANDSOME
NV. BURcHELL
CORNER OF lf'h and streets.
ie ZSt UDcer kbbitt House
THIS is TO GIyENoTICE, That the ,ue.orin.,
has Obtained from the Orphans Court Of w.sh-
q sdnfnist, alton on the personal estate a JOuS
NlLiiAhs late Of v Warrington county ~ q
deceased All parsons having clsims aesipst the
-ald decesssd are hereby warned 20 exhibit the
on or b~iore the 10th day Of Februsry next; they
may othersise BY lac be excluded from All beneet
* ne said estate. Given under nv hand ais isth
day OF February, ISIS.
L. M WILLIAMS.
Nnes" Administrstrix.
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n- THE living LYCEUM (organizei l3i5l
uS viii meet a. the Court room, CITY Hall
'sst wing on FRIDAY gVENING, at u, o'ck
question for discussion; Rs'otrsf. That tine Gov
e nfhent ehOuld favor the alton of CUBA ~
The public are cordially invited. IT.
NJ .F.UNDERwOOD, ESQ OF BOSTON.
uS the able and popular liberal Lecturer will
Sptak al Mon League Hall 9Th street, between
- and 4. on SATURDAY AID SUNDAY ENEN-
lNGS March l3th.snd 18th Eat 1cleck
rSSIen 20 hr,t Leetnrs ~. Oh H!s TIANITY
HISTORICAL CkITICISM
sqhIect Of second lecture :-'NATURALIsM
NBESCS 81 PEkNATURALISN -
close of each lecture ma 10 %.
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} IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF wASHIsGTOs
z. ID. CsOKE. Cef jay ooo,. p.,,.-.
Nm. {. HUsTISGreN. oAsoisr-
eoVnRshEST DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT or THE uur-un
STATES.
isA S'ssf, sSpossts tAs rssssy, DS,Guas,,
Government Securities With Treasurer u.,..
etasee,
ONB kILLION DOLL4RsA
We buy and sen Gil clasees OF GovERNMEy
SECURITIES ct current market rates
FURNISH BXCHAvGE SD sass cs,l.,..-,
80 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF To
vNITED STAT
We purchase Govesnneps voucher, ON a..
MOST "a V0RABLB TERMS. and Nv, Co.,.
ful attention 20
ACCOUNTS OF BUSIA ESS MEN - HTR Ms
and 10 any other business entrusted 20 q.
FULL INFORMATION 10 regard % eoyuRN.
MEET LOANS q ell times chssrfuuy rur,,,s.s.
WI. Q. HuErIssToH, ossh
Washington, March D.. is0.
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TCHJ ECH OF TIE p L }
HEADINGS AND RECITATIoNs
MRS PETTIGKCE KING
~ and other Lady Readers
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTaL MISC
At Lecture room, Church of the Epiphany. 20
street, between 18th and lNhJ WEDNESDAY
march 81. ~ p.
Tickets, ito he had at Blanchard a Mohups
Coyle Towers, aud at door so Cents mas I'd
rNOTIOE TO COUNTY TAx-PAYERs.
AT the m Getting Of the Levy Court held on IN
day arch LIST, 1859 the lowing resolutions were
sdoEted; that the rate OF tax for the year 1869
ror County Tax. 40 cents on 500:
or sehool Tax, IS cents on SlC0;
r or Police Tax, Is cents 500,
and that a discount Of ten per cent shall be al
loved on the tax of 1869 IL paid before the LIST Of
May next, and hve per cent II paid before the first
day OF June providing all arrearaaes are paid: no
abatement will be made after the LIST of June ~
JAMES PILLING. Collector
Once over National Metro politan Bank 18th st
opposite Treasury Department MARI I'm
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ENTION, KNIGHTs TEMPLARI

special Assembly Of Columbia Commandery
No; viii te hsld at Masonic Hall, corner OF 9th
and streets. on SATURDAY EVENING, March
18th, at ] clock m. All members OF the Com
nsndery requested to be present
b. CrGer OF the Eminent Comm snder
III II y A. T. LONGLEI, Recorder
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WAsHINSIoN. ID. q, February "a, 1889.
stY CITY New jersey, PRAYING for the extension
= patent Rrsnted to him on the 10th day OF
May, les5. for an Improvement In Mitre n achne
ordered that said petition be heard ~ this
once on the 10th day Of May next: Any pei
SOD may oppose this extension. Objections, de- no.
sitiens and other papers, should be filed in this
ON CO twenty days before the day OF hearing
ELISHA TOOTH,
na G-laW3W OOmmissioper of Patep -.