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The reader need scarcely f.. toiI ,I..,
albeit p.licc-nt,irers ILL ,,I.,,. ,' '',
chiefly ielirht to reco,mr their s,cc.sst,"
exploits. they do, nevertheless cx,e,irnco
numerous end vexatious failures and dis
appointments.
One especially | remember cf vI,;c,,
the irritating rrc,!lectiop did nnt ms.
AVA, Tor many weeks
had lren for some tim. IN ,,,,.n;. -,
Il rather eminent rascal th,u,b ,n,,,,, -
yrar-. and bv marriage rc,pec,nily CON-
nec;ed. who. hv an int,moI,s ahuso -. al.
trlSt rcpoSed in him lev H.. L;.LIy ~.
-;.yctahlp firm who rmnl.,ri lin, hal
routrived 80 posses himself cf = I,rm,
sum # money. with which. or at least
With lhe p.riion fallirn ~ hi, share-t,r
&c discovered that he had been fer A,,n,.
time connected with a first-rate o,no ol
~windcr,-he hoped to c.cape 70 Amer
icn.
Tie chase was 40. alter him. and
spitc "t all hi> doubhu@~ aud 1urninas,
and the tai-e scents adroitIy thrown out
vor hl> escape. at last fairly ran him 10
rarth ut piymouth, though in what pre-
else spot OF 1t lie hurrowcd | could not
tor the moment ascertain. Neither Wa
! wen acquainted viii hI> features; but
in inc dF>ri I'ilon OF LIS ptrson furnished
me- ihere were certain mdelIbie marks
'"uiA'I.It'I which, upon Stiict cNamina-
uoH' 'uu'' i'o' IAN To "e'cIlnlne III, ldrn-
my I'e if"p"Hel' H>cerlmned, TO at
'3"!'t ie;'lln3 En2E'nd IN bark bound
,,F Ne" orN' winch WAS +" salI from
INi""hin On lie day after / arrived
mere. CT tins was fully satisfied, and
"'ernnlrd to capture him on board
Accordingly, about halt an hour before
'hr -:ip ";t> 10 san. and after all the
passengers had embarked, two ct the 10.
cal officers and got into Il boat which |
ha,I some 'lhe previously engaged to be
II readiness. aud put on t" the vessel.
lie "ihu WAS decldtdIy iAlr Tor the en-
gram 9'lP ana 80 SiIiiiy d'd 1t blow
''o''' 'r' '''',''-'''>'' 'i'' '"ur ha"dS' !
''. ''''''' '''''' "etG REQUIRE" ""' iulctd
- ''"''E IL S"'i''E ou'' "''' /" pun 'Hr
''o''' ',.rN '-'''''N' 'nc "'hd' anu tht
-, '''' y. NoUi'' 'e running ""'-
", '''' " ','N - '','''
., ' ,''' ''''I'','' S''''i''y IL 'iiheS over
,"' ''..''.' '''.' 'I'' ''.', Pu''''' 'l'e'' sou
',''' ."i wen over ., tn'Ir 'ye7' 20 '"II.d
, ,'',''',>'',I .,,I ;. '''' vac "i''''' spray we
,l'I'"''i WI "''i''' anu me '''r','"''
''''''','7'' MUM i'''''''!''' at Inc url'y'
-','''T'' a., '''''''i passengers a. wei i'
crew hti'fe la; hu', 10 my extreme sur
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Josh Billings has written an essay up
on ''roosters," in which he remarks that
they ''are the husbands of menny wives.
In Utah it is konsidered disgrace 10
speak disrespektul of rooster Brig
ham Ioung's coat of arms is rooster -
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'L''h ,LEANLr ANn EErAlEEE
...,-ti ..-. -...-s above uiau school iiou.,
.. B. Afi'-''l .. ipr II
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PIERCE & MAY.
RNASA KASSON

~. .INr.I. CLOAK AND DUT.~~ MAXIM,
F.- I.i,iiug. ..-...... E. i. stree
...E' b.. EMMA =. MAY.
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PUTNAM y. McMiLLAN,

NTF'|TNI |IINI T0E Ut
". .pSTArES \AIiONALLIFi INST NN\ti- co
Office over Hlu N f!,tch,r'= store.
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GEO. s. SHAW & cos


rL\kl;AL lN>l RANCE ArL\tY.
.".e. over II. % y =, cher S.or,.
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iEEAAGOC HOU eE-I. BroK, Proprietor.
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For pay of petty officers and crew
three hundred and eighty thousand eight
hundred and fifty dollars.
For rations for petty officers and crew
one hundred and thirty y-three thousand
five hundred and sixty one dollars.
For fuel, one hundred thousand dollars
For repairs and outfits, one hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars.
For supplies of ship chandlery, fifty
thousand eight hundred dollars
For communication for quarters, five
thousand dollars.
For travelling expenses, five thousand
dollars: Provided, That five of the six
steam revenue cutters stationed upon the
northern and northwestern lakes and
their tributaries shall be laid up, and
that no more of the money appropriated
by this act shall be paid on their account
than S" much as may be necessary for
their safe and proper care and keeping
and that the Secretary of the Treasury
he authorized and directed to lay up and
withdraw from commission every reye-
nue. cutter off the Atlantic coast, bays.
and gults, not actually required and
needed tor constant service
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u. Is. EuLL6RI

T. - ! ' IA y : u So Et'EuN
a. bis ii 10 Man = .e,'s.oppo IL, til, B-...,
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.. NiIloughby Lake.
'. 'hbl LAX iiIl SE.--A. REuI- y son
l.op.i-t r.
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, W C o K D ON
Y. c. BATES

!. ", c Q ( D O n
TANNER.
.. 'A.- l.-a.- tauI. Lyndon Centre.
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NotGI 5iirrrturu.
ST. johnsbu

.yGdoG CentrC.
.iN4I.L HJj-I ". F. Et..LF-. Prom
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DR.. j. [. PERKINS,
3. BLACKSIONES

I.\ y ST.
'H..'g p Ht.u street .li EI-t IN ~,
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Newport.

... greensboro.
80 IA HJG-E---B. G.. B' .t.pFE. Ir,urir,or
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n. Il. MORGAR

II ~ y. . IlNNTV-
t. - & l. CO TIER.
'.t ..-'4' Vermont.
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N. 4; .j0HNSOM

j. u :; T. : Nt LOON
?" &C. D -At, Lp I;l-, mon Eluc.
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G. P. S Pc N C E r,
o. 3. CUTTING.

4->i-- '.R'tI-I">E~. AND uE>AAESIsi w.EE,
Lvulau. Vermont
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CLAIM AGENT,
.+t'--.l t.a cot >~IlInE Al I.N.
fI'.a. Vermont
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GEo. c. d Gso. w. CAHooN.

!NLf A\r cot NsELLuE 81 LAW.
Drsv,t... y Ii
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Q. 3. OUTING,
N.u-- Nrii'im -, Family pv.-, pya stuff
.Ty i'-'ks. ~'I'iorery, Fau,y Goods, Pocket
liT"! Nli". ~pt n +. tluck-, J,welIy. &c
- BE-. in ~ tn. lit haud d ,or Of Woodbury. 4
= -l'r.iia,.
.fNl ''Ntbih VERMONT.
DAVID NJ. MERRILL, Nj. D..
IlIl ~ItlAN AND 81 I;GUrN.
'ii.a- Vermont
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.'.r~ AZ fNN. .nII,IToES ~ 'ms,'EHl
'" lr" I'.-.D.- I'd lJ,.r ir-, vndun, VI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-04
FORTIETH CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
THURSDAY, March 4.

THURSDAY, March 4.
SHNATE.-The Senate reassembled at ten
O'Clock.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Maine, from the Committee
on Appropriations, reported joint resolu ton
that the Sergeant-at.Armso Of the House shall
hereafter, in lieu Of mileage, &C., for sammon.
ing Witnesses, be paid his actual expenses in.
Cured, 70 be decided b. the Committee on Ac-
The noise In the galleries was 80 great that
business could not be proceeded with, and Mr..
Trumbull remarked that important business
WAS TO be transacted, and IL the ladies and gen.
tlemen in the galleries did not have the good
taste 10 keep quiet, he should insist upon the
galleries beng cleared.
select committee had been appointed to ING uire
whether corrupt influences had been used to
influence the result in the impeachment trial.
The Committee had not been able to make .
report, bat he would state that there was NO
indications tending TO throw the slightest i'm.
puta:ation upon any Senator or any person
connected with any Senator, and personally he
any foundation for any such suspicious.
MI. Connese called mp resolution 70 pay the
Senate committee clerks per diem during the
recess.
ME-. Buckalew did not think il right to pay
pay these clerks when they had performed no
service whatever.
Mr.. Fowler moved to include the messengers;
which was agreed to, and the resolution vas
then adopted.
Mr.. Morrill, Of Name, from the Comm ,ttse
of Conference on the civil and miscellaneous
appropriation ball, made report; which was
concurred IN.
Mr.Morton called up resolution to pay South
ern Senators, which, On motion Of Mr.. DRAKE,
wss IaAd On the aoAe-ayss y. nays %.
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THE COURTA.

CIRCUIT COURT Judge Cdrtter.-Yestertily
McCaulsy agt. kcColrUm and Casey VS. ALA.
bach, Judgment by default Brown agt Car,e-;
40, mai. Jordou agt McAllister; ON trial.
The court then adjourned till Friday.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wyfie.-Yesterday
Martin Phelps, alias J. Martin YVES found not
guilty on charge OF grand larceny; Hunting.
ton for defense. Michael Breen indicted for an
assault and battery on an officer was found not
guilty; Hine for defence. John Boyle indicted
for an assault with intent TO kill was tried
Jury ad lourned to Friday.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

NJ OT1Cu.-Ihs OopaftneyShip hsretsforv sxist-
~ ing under TIE styf~ md name Of NAY eIBL
&BBUwN isfhia day dissolved oy mutual couseut.
TIE kusfpess win Be continued b. 3 THOMAS
Brown, ct the old stand, No 1Sf Bridge street,
Gecfgetevn:, y, u All pe-son, indebted TO the
late arm win please cafi and uske immesiass set
''i14 :ass .,ss tn4n 3 rao SA sse.s.
IT,, co,.n,y,s oIisE ,nr,o,o,,,x
istipe nndsr {, . ETY. 70 Of HlkSr9E SAk9EIt
All pefsons indebted TO the late firm are requested
to make Immediate psymsns Of the ,s sr e
Surviving Partner.
Georgetown, D. c., February a, ls6e. = :
weoD ANB COAL
The undersigned have this day formed o copart-
ner.hip under the STYLE Of MAYFIELD HISS
ION Tor the enrpese Of conducting the WOOD
&c ana Yard-Greeu street, below the canal,
formerly occupied by Hieston . Barrett.
Georgetown. D. c., Feb. "a, 1853. aAa 81.
Tn vspxRs,SSssGTsssE Rsy Fs PH l;s 'sss
formed aCoDsrtnsrship, under the name and ct, 10
Of BIO RROC Chs DOUGAL for the pur pose sf
conducting TIE Commission Business IN Hloar,
Grain, and other Produce, and Dealers ip Qnsno
The eusi ess for the past thirteen years conduct
burroughs Donegal j cordially commend the
new nrm 10 my Customers and friends
fe2.lm IS wster ct Georgetown. b q
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DROPOsALs FOB MEAT,

Scala SAsHISsI9s, p. O.. February "A. 1858.
81 The fhish AsD S- SSS 81 Tsh BEEF 81 m AID
Of e AL
city Also for supplying the troops At forts Foo',
BEEF ssld proeo.. s ior Ms.s,s aaa
will include eli Fresh aud Corned Beef and Nut,
ton required fer issues, snd also for sales 20 ON
eers and others authorized to purchase 1t this
The FRESH BEEF required for sales to officer.
De gu ahe nnest gusilt, OF selsct parts, made sy
ribs of the orequsrters for the Beef and from the
entire carcae for the Mutton That required for
hird quarters; n.cks. shanks. and Kidney tslo %
not reoeived. I'll the meat will be subject 10 rigid
end in une1ceptionabie condition In ali ea.. n
the meat 10 not satisfactory, purchases in the
open market will be made az the expense OF the
The con tractor will be required 70 deliver the
nea. al the store houses. 1T the places nam q
such times an officer of the 81 bsistepce Oe mart
ment may dirett
senArate proposals. will be received for supply.
with FIR. sh and Corned Beef. and a Corned
Beef and sutton in Wsshington. ID. u but no
fre.h Beef in wsshingisn, d. o.. ssout !, inc ,se
Guides both sales and issues In ace pt L. the a
n rd tae lowest average prize en- the quantity
Pa, nent 20 be made at this ONCE montnI.' for
All Meat purchased, or when I'm funds for the par
All Questions r.seeetine quality and couditi n
ne s.tiIed ey the on1c<r OF the Subsistence De-
The contracts Win be made for six months from
ne kt day Of April. lSf9, or such pes iod as the
The proposals for Supplying all connected with
the Depsrtue ut Of Washington are made by dirsc-
uol OF Brevet Brig. Gen. II. Brooke. Commau iinS
10 70 % Depot and Chief &
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CITY ITEMS.

PRESIDENT GRANT, in his Inaugural, omit.
ted an important fact, TO wit: that those fine
Black Dress Suits are still to be had of Haple
Il Co, 46s Pennsy lvanla avenue, (under United
States HoteI,) where obligiEg and attentive
statesmen are cons tantly ged in disposing
OF them and Gents Furnishing Goods at as.
tonishingly low prices.
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VISITORS to the Capitol should not fail to

VISITORS to the Capitol should not fail to
drop In at Mr.. Priggs one dollar jewelry store,
1876 Pennsylvania avenue, three doors from ~
street. while on their way to the Capitol and
inspect his immense stock of novel designs OF
Jewelry. These are over one thousand in
number, besides splendid assortment Of sill
yer plated ware, Parian marble vases, and
hundreds of ARTICLES Of rare beauty, suitable
for souvenirs OF a visit to the nationol capitol.
Every day brings something new to this attrac-
tive establishment, and every arrival Of new
goods seem TO outvive in beauty that OF the
day previous. The new Etruscan chain sets,
Just out, are the most desirable OF novelties,
and Just in time for the Inauguration bail.
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pROPOsaLs FOR ORDNANCE STORES.

UNITED states ORDNANCE AGENCY.
Cof"eT HoESoA and Green SIS Esraaos Oh Green
Post OTcs Boz No. Ism
Sealed Proposals Tin du pliea Cd will be received
Tor SurenasSs IN Sa.eiiis. sl sSe a;cs s
kinds q Ordnance stores now on hand a. the ar
ieTsnt roe male in the United ststes:
-; metallic primed.
SaItridges for Bailards Carbine metallic priued.
90. 9srtridees for Remington Carbine; cal ,4i; me-
Cartfidses for Warmers C.rbins; metallic
Cartridges FIR SHARP 3 Oar ine; cal g; linen.
Tsrtriaees for STARR Carbine; cal. a linen
g; ao.kst c.rtridsss bell; cal. 6; Sspsr
kl1e huskst Cartridges, = ball; cal, o. ana n;
s. hcskst CsTaidsss, buck and bal. H. cap sapS g
SSi ; s,:.o, Sc:r..,sss.; e.l,,a
Burnside : Garsins CsrtTidses' meta a can e "a
rsIroa hotchkisss Projecttles for ell caiibree
hound Shot, Shell. Canister. and Spherical Cas-.
Also, fiIsd Ammunition Tor the same.
-. u nskss fsrenssion caDs iron broken up ammu.
The OItpenes Dsyarsnsnt reserves the right to
q sss Sa & Viz Ssy. 70 &c to
proved by the War De1arfneat.
Jsssns. casn; ten Per cent. on the day Of sale.
Ivsnty days vili b allowed for the renewal Of
they q. see.s sn' bss. 81 so N.
only be made II the Areep ais
Sr Re usis.S q az:
ana snde''sc "PrOpsssis for PursSssias ordnaoss
,rsI further Information .ps', e !! g: under
fsasa Brs''' ooi ss;or y 6r & A.,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.


Dodge to Avoid a vote-yhe Democrats OF
the Indiana Legislature Resign.
Especial Disp itch to the Starl
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March i.-The Demo.
cratic memsers Of botn houses have resigned
to avoid a vote on the Constitu tional amend.
ment. JR B.
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NovsIFs soUSSSSsszk VOLS, AaD nAoal1


WeAavs q haDd oos Portable Steam o y an
ef1 BorO fcvef thae ~ Van ell q sur works
-. ~ $50; 49,. ssvesaa D6stahls snGinss
also, several DoseAees - inss - vhssh fscD =
0horso v0weP or S1Ase. Rogoonsv16hthR % -.
eAese nsv o. eseen1 haD1 nashiassy, saS1nss O
&sa. vouA - vsn - sau - e11ss1 ~
LkEm . 0os Rasn sutoaRo. vsne ylsoia1o. :.
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bALfIMoBI AND OHIO RAILROAD,
8 8 5a

DALT1MOBD AND OhlO BAlLBOAD,
A9 8 "a
MoRi and W1sHIHHsTTtosSS AND 4 1HR VEST VEST
NO no" ra. q r ss'leT SxiI Iii
hs:.: ana S1s ss sS5es.s sss1sSosy :s z: fr1
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Z Les,s S..ly e.Pe1t Sunday. q and $50 a q.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ct A. n. and r. n. no train %
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
roT R Bs sGSRnAosp
,! Lss,e e A. L., and 1880, ., $40, and
FOB wAH STATIONS.
Leave st A. H., and ana 1850 r. n.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
~; sc: s1a :a SO f:.'rd'' and Sunday at
On s:sSId.y = = 4. n and AP.M.
..sss ks!sy s:.e. .sS Fa Sos Bsis
To-: Sc: = &: r. sos at :e
ne day: Also. ct the Company1 Once, to6
sPe once esn sSer.
nays their baggage called for and check Ct their
residence, taken 70 the depot. and pat In the hss
For New York. shil.delphi., and Boston, Sc.
L:WItsQN. Mssssr Of Tran.pors.t,on
NJ. LGrmd. COLE, General Ticiet Agent.
TFFfs8}YEssEB t EIFs 1s6 5fs wAssIss1o.
Kew YORK. III
WAeHIysroN, 1885,
Trains between WARRINGTON AND NEW
YORK are now run AZ follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, srithoa change Of eay.
Leave daily lexcept Sunday ~ A. M, and
1880 and $40 p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except kupday) at . A. n an
1880 aud $40 n.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at $40 p. n. and Phia-
delphis at $40 r. n.
daily.
Through tickets to Philadeiphia, uev YorS , On
Bsson Can be had ut the Station once ct eli hour.
In the day. Also, ~ the Companys Once, No
a06 Pens:yivsnia avenue: Passengers porcnssirs
have their baggage called for and checked ct thetT
residence, taken he depot, and put In the beg.
gage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement,
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore. An
J. Z. WILSON, Master OF Transportation
L. m. COLE, General Ticket Agent
nose GEO. 9. kO0NTZ, Agent. Washington.
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RECOMMENDATION.


PHILApELPHIA. Penn June q. is1
ii. I. HELNBoLD, Druggist:
DEAR Sin: L have been a sufferer for twenty
yesrs with gravel, bladder aus HI ney affections.
pre- psraiCBs AID been snder the treataeu al Of tn
mo.i eminent physicians. experiencing but n:Ils
Having seen yonr Preparations extensively 81.
.ertL Cd, eonsnited n5 family physician in regard
-. did this because hna used al kinds OF adyer-
come quite Injurious; in fact 4 despsired Of ever
getting well. and determines Co use n., RENE
Wss this that prompted me 10 use your remedy' 4.
you advertised that il vas com posed OF bnchu Gu
oeient oombinstion and with bis si,.oe. sftsr Az
eNampafi.n OF the article. and consulting again
MERGED to use Il about eight tbs ego az which
inc wss centned 10 ny rom,
ned the beneficial eject and after usIne il three
sss 10 yO s S Of f ms mach ne
time, but tneus ht nay Improvement TO be only tenn
XII would eject perfect cure. snosiae an ss.; r.
you'd be OF greater value 10 you and more salts
am now able TO report that q cure lie effected
at. Z ueirg the n medS Tor We months.
feel se IN :. % And
Ysnr Buchu being devoid q any IN pleasan. taste
s% DO cot mean 70 se xhoss il 81
ession EAsy require its Use In such affection.
shoulc any. doubt Mr.. McCornioks statement.
hon Nm ss;rv s1 S,erPsT q
Hon. y. Knox, judge Philadelphia.
Hon. 2 q. Blsct Judge. Phil.ds' eais
Hon. ID. Il. Porter, e. Governor 81 Pennsylys-
Hon. Inis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia
RSn Woodssra re yu assa PSiIs:sisS Ss
Hon. W. A. Porter. thts solicitor, Philsd Iphia
hon hon * Banks, Auditor Gsasrsi. WasSiassou.
And many others. If necessary.
Case OF Inflamma alton of Kidneys, ana
Gravel.
Iron Morgan, FeszeI Co., Glasgow, Missouri
February 5, ls6s.
lEAR sIs: About two years ago vas troubled
when j Tesorted 70 several remedies witacat de:
irving any bepeAt whatever; and. seeing your Bx-
them Ts ssss e
. short time. regard your Extract Buchu - de-
q the AN aOs
il Will do all you claim Tor It. You may publish
ny Your so resssetfuiiy, EDWIN n. FEAZEL.
Fer further Information zee Journal Of Phsr.
macy.
DR.. Keysers Letter, DispensstOrs Usissd states,
Pref. Devices valuable works on the Practice Of
Phyo1c.
Remarks made by the late celeersisd DR.. Physiek,
Philsdelphia.
Remarks made by DR.. Ephrsin Mcdowell. DEL
ebrate1 Physician, and Member OF the BoyI ooi-
kes Of Surgeons, ireland. aud puoitshea m the
trans ecttoss Of The King and Queen SoornAl.
Medico Chirurescsi Bevtsw, pubished By Ben
anin fravers, fslloG Of Roysl college Of Scr.
ge0Bs.
And most Of the Isss Standard WORKS on hedi.
cine.
BELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU,
EsfABLIsHID UPwARDs OF ls YEARs,
Prepared By
n. =. HELMBoLD, Drusgist,
SEA BRoAvAY, NIw yoRK,
lo4 socrH TENTH ST PHILADELPHIA Pa.
Pncs-sI 3 psr hottie, or six bottles for ss.n.
eefisered 10 any address. Sold By Druggists even
WHERE.
Hcae cespSne uniees done M On steel en-
srsv~i WE epsr, With fac siniis Of ny
Ware house sss siens.
f2s -. +. MKLMBoLD.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the recent advance in
cotton goods, have Just received, and am en-
ahled to offer full assortment Of sizes OF Gen.
tlemen's Drees Shirts, Of good quality and we'll
fitting, for 40 each. have also on hand full
assortment OF yhs nnest grades Of 0entiemer's
Shirts, as VEL @ good stock Of Boys and
Youths Shirts, from e13s TO % each.
GRO. q. HRnAIHo, No. 5l1 tn street.
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N. WILLIAMS
EVERYBODY NEEDS THEN.

Gentlemens dne SHIFTS on hsad and Asds 70
ora:s. and : perfect at Warranted. Hight shirts,
YeSsss. sssss and nssino SS:i.fy. Gs1 ssG
Unbrellae, end general assertnent al ladies' odd
eenuemsnt furnishins Goods. together With One
Every criticize warranted % be as repressnted, and
ss..crssoie prices and fair dsali.e sAfssIlly I'd
q l.eolm 3S6 u It.. bet. n \ and ma
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RAILROADS.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO WESTERN PAS5aN-
- GERS.
Passengers from wsshin gton fer the West are
notified that on SATURDAY NEXT,
March eth they can mako connection Of ~ ~
Relay House With express West, whichkXA N
leaves Camden Station, Baltimore. at Q IS D. m
10 make this connection leave wasning ton a. 50
or 8 20 p. m. OF that day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-04

NEGLECTED CoUGHs AHD OoLDs.-Few are
aware Of the Inn portance OF checking Oongh
or "Com mon Coldn In Its first stage; that which
IN the beginning would yield to mild remedy,
neglected, soon preys upon the Lungs.
"Eroxn's Bronekiol 7roches," or Oough Lozenges,
AFFORD instant relief. 60
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" TIOH.
No. 260 PENNA AVE-
Between 18th and 18th etreets.
xEKTR EXTRACTED WITHOUT FA,a

30 charge viii be made for extracting w.ss,
dhciai Teeth are inherited, although the en- "a
1atient will Dc req aired to psJ for ths,4[
.til be deducted whom the Teeth are AaAds. n
AIeciatien is nov Prepared 70 - Tsels II
Gold, Silver and pa6bef, ct Ee2f Sbiie. ii
phia and Boston Il ces. All pers3 l;lIe-n
tai work done can have IL q cheaDa ItsrI -
named cities. All Verk will Be done rts, -
And best manner, and warranted 70 give r,
subtraction. Persons will do we'll TO cali 49, II
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SUBSTITUTES IN THE DENTAL RANKS are not
desirable; therefore, keep the natural teeth
sound and pure with that wholesome vegetable
elixir, Soz0dont. Do this, and they will last
as long as the breath lasts, and the breath itself
will never be tainted.
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DIABO rrNise AID REPAIRIne.

e.. !. Wild. Formerly Tuner ofnD
xsss q sne sseseSusStH q e'st, NM
h1o.p u 30 essss. ssS nth s'ssss, 6es.ees Pc.
$780, 80 esIsrtsesila eivss sseesisi sssseftoe
49, 81 ~ sa,s. Pianos Or ss,s, rsos: - e.
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Being Commenced to discontinue the practice
Of Dentstry On account Of my health, woald
most Teepectfp ny recommend my friends and
patrons to DIR. e. H. VILLA, my former part
ner, who will give them safIasacoon VIII his
woIA. .a.- : bsrg isll - :. DEUEL.
~ mechunieal Depties for over ten years, and
take pleasure n recomnending him as 4 com.
psent asd iasthful operator in that deparsmsnt
OF nv pfofef efon- =