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BROWN. About O'Clock, on the oath instant,
alter long and lingering illness, Mrs. ROSALIA
BROWN, wife Of Mr.. James Brown, in the 5lst year
OF her age.
The funeral will take place from the family S resi-
dence corner OF 5th and streets. g. E., on Sunday
AZ clock m, To which the relatives and friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
MOLING. On the 18th inst, JAMES H.
MOLING, aged q years
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, No. $50 street. between 9th and eth ST. .
leland, on Sunday, the 9TH, at 8 o'clock.
MEAD. On the 18th inst. -, in the 18th year of her
age, SUSAN, beloved wife of Edward Mead
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
invited TO attend her funeral to morrow Sunday
at p m, from her late residence, 81 street east be-
tween and south.
CORRlDON. On Friday morning. 18th instant,
and days.
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her father, Philip Corridor, New Jersey ayenue
between and streets north, Sunday, the q tn
inst. at O'Clock. San Francisco papers copy 1
GREENFIELD. On the 18th instant Mrs MARY
e GRkENfBLD, widow Of Henry Green6eld,
rs L.. aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from her late
day, 9th instant. Of
DAYSPRIHG. On the night of the 2lst of March
at O'Clock, 10 MINUTES, JAMES , infant son OF
George and Mary =. Dayspring, and grandson of
James h ely, aged ID days
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NV CHARTER MOVEMENT IN New YORK.
coalition Of Democrats and Republicans at
Albany is talked of to make q new city char
ter, to be introduced next week, giving the
mayor power to appoint and remove all SUI
bordinates, to appoint the board of public
works, not subject to the approval OF
the aldermen, and making him response
BILE directly to the people; the aldermen to be
elected on the general ticket; the expenditure
of money to be strictly guarded, especially in
regard to street prvement; the majority of prop.
of pavement for which they will be assessed.
This charter, which is q direct blow at the Al
deTman and young Democracy, will be fiercely
opposed by the latter.
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A NEwLY-MARRIED COUPLE were at a Cincin-
matt hotel The lady was pretty, the husband
was honest and both were green The pair had
been in the hotel some twenty-four hours vben
the bridegroom walked up to the clerk and re-
marked THAT'S my wife that stops in the
room with me-. Eyes i suppose so, was the
mention IT, continued the man, $50 Won
wouldn't think strange in my complaining /
never Ike 10 ind fa1lt, you knew; but were
Kind OF bothered. We've only been here since
yesterday, and my wife has been invited to 90 to
fide three times, and to go to the minstreIs
shows likewise, and just now a sleek-b liking
chap knocked at the Coor and wanted to know
u she was alone, and another actually INQUIRED
II that countryman she had on the string had
gone. I've no doubt these young men mean
Tor me-"
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St Louis. N'""-TToH III
- Mrs. Stowe lost $4,000 By her hook on
Byron, 20 they say. o~oA Oh
Toledo has licensed seventy-four ho,,... -
1ll-fame. " A"uses OF
IA rural New York minister prays sor ,ha
nessiSture, which be thinks disposed to reneaI
even the ten coamandments' iePeAi
ga Chicago woman, who deals ouita 49,.
siVeiy In Hour has asked 20 be admiIfed - ~
Board Of Trade OF that city. W 'ne
- Cineinnsti's all-engrossing conundrpm -
and jeweIry.' YAH dresses
49, ~ the four millions Of persons OF African
fSi, e ln the United States il Is estimated the
80 are members Of Protestant churches
NJ me community of Shakers, at AIfrad
oosh Valley. " 'Ae Shenan-
fer BIZ oie sovereign Of Texas, when reproved
got m S ssny replied: "why. hi !! i ham
'lows -. iooI 'mendments vet. and De In y arsn,x
''"s oe eolored man fifteen - ~ 'A- openly
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CURIOUS CASE IN BERGEN-A Woman IN q
CdtdiePtic Seep.-The citizens of Bergen, N j..
nave for some time been quite agitated over a
most singular case of woman who has for a
long time remained in a trance or state of cata-
Iepsy. The particulars are substantially as fol-
lows, as We learn them from the physician in
attendance; Ii seems that Miss Eliza Randall
being nearly thiTty-tve years old, about two
wears ago complained Of indisposition. DIR. j
W. Craig, OF Churchville, was called, and treat
ed the lady for nervous debility for four or five
months, at which period she fell into a sleep
that lasted nearly three weeks, not rousing in
the meantime. Subsequently she revived for i've
or six Gays, when about year ago she again fell
into sort of cataleptic sleep and has remained
30 until about two weeks since, although at re-
mote IeriOds she seemed conscious enough to
swallow slight nouTish ment when given. About
two We eks ago she reused up considerably, but
only complained of a severe headache, although
her heightened lying in one position ON the bed
had caused severe hip-sores, which to ordinary
people would be very painful She has again
relapse d into the unconscious state, which seems
10 bafhe all professional skill, but what the up
shot OF the case will be, whether she will ulti-
mately recover or finally sink under this pro-
ionged suspension, Is a point of conjecture
among the faculty. We understand she has been
visited BY a great number of people who are
drawn thither through motives Of curiosity to be-
mold this singular mortal.
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THH PROCESS of canning" eggs in their own
shells was recently explained at meeting of the
New YORK Farmers Club. Ii Ia done in this
manner: When two or three dozen eggs are OBJ
tanned from the nests, place them in dish And
pour scalding water over them and immedi ate
~ turn II on This process Is repeated three
times, by which means the albumen is fixed or
coagulated, the pores OF the shell closed and
the egg, as IL were, canned in its own covering.
ne eggs thus prepared are then packed in salt
with the apex downward, and they are said 10
Keep perfectly Mesh for many months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-26

PLATrNIZKD looking glasses promise 10 re.
place those at present In use. They are pre-
pared by painting the surface of the glass with
pIepsration OF Chord Of platinum and oil OF
then baking the glass In furnaces. Tins puts on !
very thin layer OF platinum, which makes an
exeeIent and cheap looking glass when pat on
dark background; but IL may also be used for
windows, and win allow the light 10 Come in 4,
cering the day, but form mirrors when IN. ont
side blinds are shut at night. Wv
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GA Mrs Jennings, whose husband Ia .arv
ing term In the Massachusetts, State Prise,
for robbery, applied TO have an interview viii
HIM the other day, bat her request was denied
anu she went home and died. The miserable
convict entreated TO be permitted to attend ths
FUNERAL, even in his prison clothes, but the reg
probably die Of grief ~ W. "AA
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~The New Haven (Ct.) board n, .,,...,o,
- discussing new system for the public schooI.
IL u proposed to establish q central school ~.
. - SCHOLARS from all parts OF the district
grade continuing downward by degrees "a ths
primary departments. W the
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CHARLEs HERZBERGs LOAN OFFICE.
- 49, ssi s g tSTREEP iSSeoRfH.
pROPOsALs TOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

OFFICE DEPor CoNNIssARY OF SUBsIsrKNcK,l
RICHMOND, VA, March n, lS70.
Sealed Proposals Gin duplicatl will be received at
this ONCE until II m, on THURSDAY, the 1lst day
April $50 for the following articles viz; 10 barrels
7S pounds Rice, I'D pounds Green Rio Coffee, 1880
pounds "Cn Sugar, $40 pounds Adsmsntins Candles.
Flour. 200 pounds Assorted Crackers, kits Aacke-
raj, kits White fish, boxes smoked Herrings,
cans Tomatoes lC0 cans Green Corn. - cans Green
Peas, II cans Potatoes, II cans Onions, 8 pounds
Macaroni, 90 pounds Lard. 500 pounds Butter, q
Conditions, &C., as heretofore.
Brevet Major United states Army,
NH x-ef Acting Commisasrv
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NY VIM. l.. WALL h CO., Auctioueers,
- New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 and 9O2 Pennsyl vania avenue

CmANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE NEAR CORNER OF SIXTH STREET
WEST AND L STREET NORTH, IN WASH
INGT0N CITY, ID. &.
- BY virtue Of a decree OF the Supreme Court of
~ the District of Columbia, in chancery, made on
- the sth da, of March, 1870, In the cause Of Is
sex VS.. Essex, No. ,sN, Docket No 10, he under
signed will expose for sale at auction TO the highest
Of April $50, ~ clock p m certain Real Estate
being parts Of Lots and 2, In Square 40, and de
scribed follows: One piece. part of Lot No 2 be
ginning north J. street, Ill feet from the north
west corner Of said street and 9Th west and
running thence west on said l. street Is feet. and
back of thar width north 50 feet the other piece be
ing parts of Lots and ., beginning ON 9Th street
west Is H. Il feet from the northwest Of 9Th
street west and street north. and running thence
north 81 II feet, and back Of that width and
Ill feet.
Terms of Sale One third cash: balance In 6, II,
and Is months in notes Of the purchaser with inter
ert, the title be reserved till full payment of pur
chase mensy On the fret Lot 100 down at the time
Of sale; the other Lot Saoo down at the time Of
SALE IL Of sale be not complied with within
days after day Of sale. resale will be made at the
cost and risk Of defaultinS purchaser;
milo 3taw3w fRepI WIN. l.. WALL Co. Aucts
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ALLISON-SMITH. In Washington, d. O.. on
Tuesday March 18th: 1870, by Rev. q. O. Meador,
daughter of James Smith, Esq, all of Alexandria;
Virginia. baltimore papers please copy
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 3l9, southeast corner of 7th and b sts

RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
no. 3l9, southeast corner Of 7th and sts
Rpps sET9R SEAS CASE PIANO, VELVET PLUSH
MARBLE:f0P Centre RE- TABLES fHf SoM MAH6G,
s sEt NM MAR BILE TQP GHEsTSGT AND OAK
TFRREEssIs5 DEkhhTHER Pillows, BLANK.
sT6Yks biNINa And S sGBk BGAsp EAR
&c, &c, AT AUCTION.
9n MSHpA 4 The ost h day Of April
W ~ !sell at the corner of AZ street west and
Pennsylyania avenue, over the drug store of d. b.
One excellent Rosewood Case Chickering Piano,
- seven octave, Stool and Cover
Green Velvet Plush covered, Rosewood frame Par.
ior sure consisting OF Tete atete Sofas, Castor
French Plate Mantel Mirrors and Marble top Ia
Handsome Damask and Lace Curtains, with Cor
Dices w.
MsTble-t9p Centre Tables, Window Shades and
Ten Black Walnut and Mahogany Marble-top
Ten Marble TOP and Wood top Chamber Set.
Forty pairs sheets and Gases. fifty Bed Cpmforts
Twenty pairs Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Thirty Carpets, consisting Of Body. Tapestry, Three
- ply, Ingram and other Carpets
Haircloth Sofas, Divans and Side Chairs
walnut Wsrdrobes, Extension Tables and Dining
Hall Set, Qilcloths and Step Brasses
TsbIs cutlery Glassware and Crockery
One excellent Cooking Stove and Utensils
lot of Kitchen Requisites
And many other Goods which we deem unneces
sary to mention.
NH Esd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
DHILP SOLOMONS'
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE

LATE PUBLICATIONS
CURTIS LIFE OF WEBSTER. Subscrip-
ton Book Vols. and 2.
C0XES WINTER SUNBEAM S.. ..-.... $1,000. 8
PRENTIss' STEPPING HEAVENWARD-SI.t5
MARK TWAlNS INNOCENTS ABROAD Four
styles of binding, so
MISS GREYy JOURNAL OF A. VISIT TO
AND PRINCES OF WALEs-,:...-;-s..-.si,s SO
GAIL HAMlLToNS BATTLE OF THE
MISS PHELPS HEpGED IN.:......-....... $685.. s SO
MISS MULOCHS UNKlND WORD---.-.--. I SO
MbS. WRIGHTS PRIEST AND Nun 8 SO
FRIDAY NIGHT. selection of de sply interest
ing tales illustrating Hebrew Life...........S SO
Wood and Bache's new edition Of the " U. 8. DIS,
GARABALDi's RULE OF THE M0NK.... SOC
MRS. STEELEiS so RUNS THE w0kRD
RED As < ROSE is SHE K Novei.....eoe
ANNIE THOMAS ONLY HERSELF...... soc
And all the new Books soon published, and q
complete stock of Standard Works in every branch
OF i;;it nature.
PHILIP s sOLoMONs' Stationery Department
is constantly supplied with all the novelties Fancy
and stare Stationery besides full stock Of regular
goods, which can be supplied at wholesale and re-
tail at present ruling prices in New York.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mhA between 9th and 10Th
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birds FOR sALE-Fine lot Canary, mals,1 -
~ - and female, Mocains Birds, and cases; VI
streets east, fronting Pa. ave., Capitol Hin. -
fe76-l In q. II. 0OETE
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w. B0OKBINDER AND PAPER RULER
No. 1913 Pennayfvania avenue, between IOth Ana
Ilth streets, south side
Books elegantly or plainly boun6 p.r,os,c.I.
and newspapers carefully attended to. iaS5T
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RAILROADS,
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Train, b.sx..n v.su,xo w..Hnsrox. -.
TAI khS FSETi M T sSs "a
WEST are now run q follows.vi,:
FOR BALTIMORE.
ssi ss9aa S :. and q SD: :ss A.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
"a 1's $50 s: sss $50 s.sssPi Sunday ana
L..,. q. zoo s0 ma Ass SO 3, 4 ana
i. Fl 4 ,.: Y til $40, ~. So.
L..v. .. z I9 =, T we 81. ssJh r.
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST
's.s SS: .ss s;surday and Sunday IA
Or. @ s1sd:y sss. and 800 II only, ee..
% Wheeling. PsrEsrsSars, . &c. A'A' NV" nA''n'rs
E: S s: !; s:s :: :: &: &:
vi. Fs.:ssss suresss Ss S ssss,: z.
:. e ssss their e.
e: ss:s: "a Ss..o. 3. =.
TILs9s l..s'. q rr:..sors.sass
ses 6i6. g. Ro6Sf asf a.. s'Sl, 49, xsss.
THR0qcR I'M sETWEEA WAsaIHaro1
A1i nv toEH.' AID &Ra
:. nm. s:...:s yAs.E.SS4toSs. : "a sss io.x
yo8 new IoRk. sssAs.t eAs.ss ~ ssvs.
Lssvs 6saly tsxesps Sunday II .. m. end iSssS
FOR PHILADELPHIA
al III SO S;,G ss1's1' m, end ls:As
1....,er Ne. YS Sss s q s!sei : =. ~ r,u..,
sls:Ssss ssls ios s.v Yoss On o, |. s.s. ..1.
Ihru0Gh tickem % Philo1esulxa. uew Yorx -
Boston can BE- he'd Ct the STATION O6ee q 90 kcgp
2 0e Gay. Also, q The Ooopenys 00cs. Nc. leo
IS q X. essee Se. e.s sSsss rsass 3 -
dsncs tsEsa % The depot, end puf into The bsseSss
Be Bsatinsss snl 0hio Raalrosd sdvereissnsus soe
rhsd.ls bssvesa wshingtoa, Bsltinors, AnnsSsr
il ThscE, naetx q rrsnsporsssss..
no0 Gko. .. kooNfx. Agent, Washington
TENTED STATES PATENT ORFICl-
on the petition q WiLLIAn o. GRovIk,
q sssss, - sss,i.s G. g. sIisees
~. Tor a inSrovsnsnt in Cases Tor sewing Ma,
Il & ordered that ths test,uc,v a, N.
eloeea en- ths 3sh day Of April NEXT that the tine
LIMITED hs 2 ths e day % Ny nsxs, ana shss
Any person may opDe.s this sztsssioe.-.
.,h.s.- sAaUki 9; rIsHEE.
CAsrsrs. OusrAIHs. -.
rz. u.ySsf ASESR tSt:is SSStifsE;.sro .sm
WI. 3. Eir6akFLl, 4 9pS So.
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LOAN OFFICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, ~
314 NINTH STREET, r.
Iour doors north OF Pennsylvania ayenue
ROBERT FULTON CO. loan money On an
kinds Of colate rails at the lowest market rates Tn
only Christian Loan Once in the District. feS-6m
A ,C9HENs NEW LOAN OFFICE, IN
"a iO311th st., Sd door from L. Money ~
i %s. on Watches. yswelry, Dis@onds,O q
tons, on the most liberal terms. fsS-m
CHARLEH HERZBERGS LOAN OFFICE,
y .e2y sst H 6 tsTtkEEEPP lSss0iR,rH.
Between ~ and 9Th streets. immediatsly In rear Of
National Hotel.t
Monsy leaned in ell snms on Watches, Diamonds,
SEsiry, siiyerware, Wearing Apparel, FUR <N
p &Rs and aerchandise Of svey description.
dealing and just treatment refer to any resident Of
this city not connected with any similar ssfabiish.
ment In the city. Hsw number, ats. jal3-0m
NATIONAL LOAN OHEIO1, ellN Oh eseet,
near Pennsyiysnia svenue: ROBERT TUE'
LEX co. advance money on Bonds, Stocks, "a
hsai E;tsss, Dia1ends, Wstehss, Dry Good., fw
=. B.-rhe highest cash price paid for the aa1s
open every day except eundsys from .. n. %
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Whose suferinss have been protracted from hidden
causes, and whose cases require prompt treatment
to render existence desirable: If you are suffering
or have suffered, from involuntary discharges, what
effect does 1t produce upon your general heaihf Do
you feel weak debiltated, easily tired' Does lit
tie extra exertion produce papitaton of the hearth
Does your liver urinary organs. or your kidneys,
frequently get out Of order, Is your urine some
times thick, milky nocky, or is 1t ropy on set
s@'Ne' ~ ~oS1 sHiSA eAuu HAoc 70 tuc tOpE VI Is
sediment at the bottom after it has stood awhile
Do you have spells Of short breathing or dyspepsia
Are your bowels constpated' Do you have spells
Of fainting, or rushes Of blood to the head, Is
your memory impaired, II your mind constantly
dwelling on this subjects Do you feel dull listless,
moping, tired Of company, Of lifeY Do You wish to
be left alone to get away from everybodyG Does any
little thing make you start jump, Is your sleep
broken or restlesss Is the iustre Of your eye as
brilliant' The bloom on your cheek as brights Do
you enjoy yourself in society as well! Do you pur-
sue your business with the same energyG Do you
feel as much confidence in yourselfp Are your spir
its dull and tagging, given to fits Of melancholy II
SO, do not lay it to your liver dyspepsia. Have
Won ,.estless nightsG Your back weak, your knees
weak. and h.x. little appetite and you attribute
this to dyspepsia or liver -comr,.nfr
Now, reader, self abuse, venereal disease, badly
cured. and .e,u., .x,...
ducins a weakness, Of the .snsr.,,
organs Of generation x,sn 8,
the nan. Did you ever think that those bold. de.
fan, s,s-.s,,c ,.,..-,
in nerfsc, ,..,,h, Won
tation OF the heart. They are never afraid they
cannot succeed in business; they don't become sad
and discouraged; they are always polite and pleasant
in the company of ladies, and look you and them
right In the face-nOne Of your downcast looks or
any other meanness about them. do not mean
those who keep the organs inflated BY running to ex
cess These will not only ruin their constitutions,
but also those they do business with or for,
How many men, from badly cured diseases, from
the enecfs OF abuse and excuses, have brought
about that state Of weakness in those organs tina. Ia,
reduced the general system 50 much Is to induce al
most every other diseaseidiocy, lunacy, paralysis
form Of disease which humanity is heir to. and the
real cause Of the trouble scarcely suspected and
have doctored for all but the right one.
Diseases Of these organ, rsou,,. a..
ret;c HELMRor ms
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AUCTION SALES.
RI COOPER 4 LATlMER, Auctiopeers,
- lSuccessors to j. @. Mcclure 4 CO.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and IItt street

RI COOPER LATIMER, Auctiopeers,
y lSuccessors to-. Q. Mcclure Co..
HOUSEHOLD EgFsraHs At ..
i;s si Ssiosk at ;se Seside nee Of Id
saS and sIS sres We shall s siTe 6s
following Furniture, Ss;;
Wardrobss, Tables, and heirs
Mattresses, Comforts. and Spreads
Carpets and 0ieloths
Feather t-ds, Pillows, and Bolsters
Leaf Table, China and Glassware
Cooking Stove, Kitchen Requisites, &c.
m2t-s COOPER LATIMER. auctrs.
Pr GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319. Southeast corner It'll and d streets
eIss s1 FL9 9E sEEAs
TENCE MACHINE, &c, &c.
shall se at Biaeden near .. hs SaTy Yard
on the Eastern Branch, between Sd and ith streets
One Steam Engine Of 2o-horse power, in perfect or
der, with Boiler, setting, Force Pump, IS feet of
shasfing' and Gearing complete.
Planning Machine, which viii plane both sides. and
Saw Tables 10 Circular Saws large s Grind stone
patent Fence Making Machine
All the above mentioned machinery is in perfect
order, which will be shown on day OF sale.
The Lease of the Wharf and Property, which runs
r to lsth Sepiesm; l, $50 s,,. Rand o,,,.
y
for notes bearing interest from day of sale stisfac
'p % Rep c Sa.fS Has!sn.si.
10y COOPER LATIMER. Auctionsers,
ID Successors to J. q. McGuire a Co.
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and llth st.
PIANOFORTE, TWO PARLOR SUITES BRUS-
Sells AND INGRAM CARPETS, CHAMBER
fURNl1 URE, &C, At AUCTION.
-A On THURSDAY MORNING, March 3lst,
at 10 o clock, at the residence of the Score
w L. 'tary OF the Argentine Legation. No. 1922
New York avenue, near 18th street, we will sell
Planoforte: Cover, and stool
Brussels, Parlor, II all. and Step Carpets
ainut Parlor Saites, each pieces upholstered in
green and striped rep
Damask LambroQuins and Lace Curtains to match
2Walnut Marble-top Boquet Tables, Walnut What.
not
Walnut Hat Rack
] Walnut Marble-top Center Table, do, Music
Rack -
2Walnut Book Cases, with full glass doors
Walnut Extension Dining Tables
writing Desks, with drawers and Revolving
| 2Ladies Writing Desks, Ornaments
Rustic Chamber Suite, and Toilet Ware
Walnut Cradle with winding clock work
Pillows, Bosters, and quantity Of Bedding
Pictures, Engravings, and Figures, &c.
Croekery, Glassware, &C.
Large Cooking Stove and Fixtures, cost SO.
goods have only been used since January lst and the
owner is leaving the country.
| Terms Cash.
House for rent. Inquire At No. 500 street, N
| W. COOPER & LATIMER,
| mh264t Auctioneers
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INSURANCE.

1NSOhANCE.
MARCH-MHGM WINDs-VlREA.
IoN'r FUT OFF UNTIL TO MokRow.
INSURE TO-DAY
As. PRArr son.
Ne y. M. a. A. Aysssssr. cor. 81 sss ID SIS,
r0resenf osiy fAs beS oorpas,ss, asd psy lessor
ssssre.y asd prs.Nb. No eaarss Jer Poi,oy, So
cst,U Starsp.
Ph6NIx. s5 HartterS,
foNKERS.
dOME s.d
fiREM IN s. az Nee Ys-A,
and EACELsIoR LIFE. a. Nsse fork
INSURE Now, fesu
Il WASHINGTON AND GROR6ErowN.
ofoe-Rcom No. 4, over Bank q washinstca.
CHARrERKD sr CoSSRKss 1881.
!. Il e sss S.
No charge fG ss STAMP, g, Il p rsI,s,s;
dss wPss t hs.' f SSss.son' Eas.
Georgetown. Andre. RsthwslI: AID, A. wil.sai
ABEL G. DAVIS. sesrs,sr 1DA r f.s ssss
INsUsAnCE Rooms
I. N. HANSON . b. LEWIS BIAcKroRp.
TIE i.r TIA k... s.sa sSsTssscK co. Of Hart
THE MOTH BRITISH AND AERcANrrLu
ds.S BAN. 50 600 sSssnd aud Uai'sd state.
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THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE. 90, a
Philadelphia. Assets. s3.ooo.ooo.
TIE sPRINGFIELD FIRE INSURANCE 90,
Of Ma.sachusetts. Assets, Inesrj On 200 900.
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THE "RoGER WILLIAMS, FIRk INSURANCE.
CO.. OF Providence, X. I.
THE MEIRoPoLITAN FIRE INSURANCE.
CO., Of New York.
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1 In Life Insurance. have the great
AUruhL LII iNsURhnSE Co, Of New rers.
ford. Assets, e1s, 100000.
Our Companies have On aggregate OF assets sro.~a-
ing e19 900 .0ee, and sonse Of them more tsas
known TO require comment. Our own experieDcs
| extending, In the OF Mr.. Hanson, throaxh
twenty consecutive in this city, IL ample: ana
factory. T N. EASs3S, mo '>'.-
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NATIONAL UNION TIRE INSURANCE oon.
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Pi rssssrss -ci .r,.. kn.P. President; s.ors. ".
Berry, Richard wallacb, VIM Dixon. Daniel Dod1.
seisiy NOBLE o. LkRNKR. Secretary.
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