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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

lADEArH-BED sERMoN.-The New York Daily
Star gives the following, and vouches for its
literal accuracy:
gentleman died last week at his residence
in one of our uptown fashionable streets,
leaving S11 100000. He was n member of the
Presby terrain Church, in excellent standing, n
good husband and father aud n thrifty citizen.
On his death-bed, lingering long, he suffered
with great agony of mind, aud gave continual
expression to his remorsc for what his CON
science told him had been an iH-spent life.
80 Oh I" he exclaimed, and his weeping friends
and relations gathered about his bed" oh
if could live my years over again. Oh !iif |
could only be spared for few years, would
gtvc-sFH the wealth 1 have amassed in n life
time. 1t is life devoted to money getting
that 1 regret. 1t is this which weighs me
down and makes despair,of the life here
after ~ His clergyman eudearored to suothe
him, but he ,tttated hIs face TO the wall. " You
have never reprnved- ,my avarcious spirit" he
said to he minister; + You hate called it wise
economy aud forethoUght, but now feel that
riches have only been asuare for my poor soul
would give ALL possess to have hope for my
poor soulw
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

THE DEFUNcr IRISH EsTABLIsHMENT.-Ther
have been several meetings lately held by the
friends of the Church Establishment in Ire
land. which show anything hut -eeFdis4-eF
unanimous feeling. Speaking on this subject
the London UHirerse says:
= Acting the principle De mortuis nil nisi
bonum the press has been silent for n long time
respecting the late Irish Establishments 1t
seems, however, that the Protestant
Church of Ireland is resolved not TO be too
quiet and it is therefore attracting some
tice.-Ne read that meeting of lay represent
tatives and clergy of the Dublin diocese, to
elect delegates for the general convention of
the Church. was held lately At the conclu-
sion of the formal business, Lord James But
Ter moved an adjournment to the following
day, in order that important matters, connect
ed with the position of the laity in the Church
might lie fully discussed The Archbishop re
fused to put the motion, and q scene of c0nfu-
sion occurred, which lasted considerable
time. The Archbishop at length yielded, and
themotion for Adjournment was lost. 4 second
motion for adjournment was proposed ; and the
Archbishop consented, but said he would not
attend the meeting, and recommended the
clergy not to attend either. Such proceedings
do not foreshadow tranquil future for the
new body.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

ST. ANNE's CHURCH. - This church, on
St. Philip street, in the Second District,
has been so enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved as to present almost the appearance
of Il new church it was blessed on Sunday
last by the Very Rev. Father Pcrche, Vicar
General and Administrator of the Diocese.
assisted by a number of priests from the
other churches. After a very interesting
and impressive address from our eloquent
and learned Vicar General, Il procession
was formed, and the ceremony of blessing
was carried out according to the ritual of
the Church AT the close of the ceremony
High Mass was celebrated by the Very
Rev. Father Raymond, assisted by
the Rev. Fathers Massardier and Bardy
The music was very fine, and seemed to
enhance the solemnity OF the Mass, while
the crowd that filled She church showed
the deep interest which the people felt on
that solemn OCCASION. Great credit is due
to the worthy pastor, Father Tumoine,
for the energy and perseverance which
have enabled him to carry out and com
pletc 50 great aud so useful a work.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

TWELFTH NIGHT Observation-Disclosures
night last, the Christmas Day of old style,
this new society made its first appearance
on our streets in grand procession. The
procession was quite a lengthy one, very
brilliantly lit up, and the masquers made a
very handsome appearance in their gor-
geous dresses. To those that gazed at the
procession in the street, the character of
the representation was not very clear, but
the bright and many colored costumes, the
darkness of the night disappearing for a
while before the glazing stream of light,
and the air filed with the rushing sound of
martial music, had a decidedly imposing
effect.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

a pAPAL CoMNIsNIoN.-A letter from. Romo,
dated the nth of November, states thar the
Holy Father has appointed special commits
sion for rhr prosecution of highly important
Investigations. The members of this rcpuWi--
sian are Mgr Manning, Archbishop of West
minister; Mgr. DrrhlmpS, Archbishop off CHI
lin; Mgr. Pie, Bishop of Poitiers; Mgr Plan
ter, Bishop of Nrsmrs: aud Mgr. MrrmllIoH,
Bishop OF Hebron. The meetings are held
daily at the residence OF the last named prelatc
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

CoNrEssGuN.-The Ritualists get some pretty
smaIt rebuii~ occasionally in their ATTEMPTS &"
carry ont their hy brid system. We are t<,td
that one Rev. gentleman approached "a lady in
- certain aSsvmblagu, to urge his views, and
received the HUc Npoctgl and significant reply,
SIR, avn CItholic and yours is a bad I'M
tation of our religion"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

gifted in physique, died just as suddenly
and unexpectedly, within few hours of
the same time last year. There could be
no stronger illustration of the uncertainty
of life than the deaths of these two men.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-09

DEATH OF GEN. MowER.-The death of
this officer, who was Colonel of the 25th U.
s. Infantry, Major Generally brevet,
and in command of the department of
Louisiana, was altogether unexpected. He
was man of fine physique, in the very
prime of life, as fd1l of vigorous vitality,
and the promise>of long life, as any one in
our city yet, Thursday night last, he died
Of spneumonia, which until that day seemed
to present the appearance of a heavy cold
rather than Il really serious attack. 1t is
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DThe press OF America il

nTThe press OF America is nearly unan; nops
in calling Mr.. DIT. Walkers attention 10 an ALL
vertisement Of "A Female physician wanted 70
go 10 India"
~The teeth viii not decay IL they are kent
clean A toothbrush il . good thing, but one
good toothpick Is worth an armful Of tooth
brushes.
aSA Mrs. Miller raised on her farm, near
Lawrence, three thousand bushels OF sweet DO
tatoes, valued at four thousand eight hundred
dollars.
~The Rev. Mr.. Rightmeyer, the Lutheran
cergyman near Troy, who was charged with
winking at the lady members OF his church, has
been acquitted by the Synod.
stunning shoddy wedding in Pouehkeep-
ZIG = lmnortalzed by the organist PLAYING Nv
Iss!nest, - hose Tawsels on the Butes" Instead
vi the wedding March"
Many people imagine themselves aAs;c-
~ WIN serious disc Asses when thew are oniy ans,
Ienns nom dyspepsia A dyspeptic patie1t al
ways oespansi constructive ALWAYS bonas ."
IAN the Pacific railroad robbers bav. 49,.
captured One has turned States evida, oeen
hopes are entertained Of the recoysrv =, s .sa
money. vi tne
- Rolleston, the pioneer of the Cane NJ coo.,
Hope diamond digging, has arrived in En1lsnd
He tustifes the glowing accounts Of that conr-
Try which hare lately been published. ''1A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

Mr. RIKER's CONSERVATIVES pave
ments are so clean and dry that in all other
cities where they are usedstreet croSslngsare dis
peDsed with, and the pedestrian can cross dry
shod at any point. But this advantage will be
lost on Pennsylvanis avenue if the railway com
pany are permitted to retain their filthy, ru.tv
eOoblsstOne payement-so caIled-iu the center
CT the street 1t matters little how pleasant and
cleanly TO the foot way be the rest OF the street.
there will always be this rough dirty strip in the
middle for the pedestrian to stumble over and
wade through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

Now that the republicans OF New jersey have
secured the legislature, there is already q big
scramble on foot for the United States Senator.
ship in place OF Cattell. The prominent candI.
dates are Messrs- Frelinghuysen, Cortland,
Parker, and eI Governor Ward, but Freliug-
huysen is supposed to have the inside track
unless Secretary Robson should enter for the
race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

The New York Sun denies by authority that
Chief Justice Chase has any idea of Iesigning
The WEEKLY STAR for this week contains
interesting details OF the War in Europe; Iull
and late returns from the State elections this
week; all about the new Center Market House,
the Avenue pavement, the Canal improve
ment, &c; Secretary Cox's resignation; cap
ital story entitled My Breach OF Promise
Interesting Local News; the latest Telegraphic
News from all parts OF the world; Political
News from all quarters; Washington News and
Gossip; Editorials on current topics; Agricultu-
rel 2rticl6si valuable Household Receipts; Me-,
Ct9ry and Commercial news &c.
Terms One dollar and hall per anrIrro 4,
advance; single copies i've cents, nsafIv enyaI-
O5ed for mailing. LAZY eH'ei-
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- RECEPTION TO AEcHBrsEoP sP.Ip1ys IN
=, Rli is-n estsro Archbishop Spalding,
member OF tie E:u,oeniraI Corrci, rst'irned
I'M: ne va" va warmly welcomed BIZ the me IN
bers OF hB Church. A procession Of Catholic
societies took place, and several addresses we're
made Ut The Cathedral a meeting was orya-
hized and lengthy preamble and resolutions,
denOUDciDg King Victor Emmanuel's invasion
OF the Papal territory, and asking the Upltcd
states TO interfere in favor o: the Pope, were
adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

"RRPPATERs"?-The New York Wor,5 a.,,
the democracy of the country to bear witness 10
the fact that in New York they .shave the secra,
OF carrying elections, while in other States where
different ideas prevail, the party on every trial
finds itself in the minority"
viii the New York secret bear repeating, Mr..
Worldo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

A SUGGEsTIyE WAY OF PUTTING 1.-THE
Chicago Tribune which championed long John
Wentworth for Congress against Farwen, the
regular republican nominee, insinuates that the
latter secured his election by presenting just
1000 convincing reasons to a certain class of
free and independent voters open to conviction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

REYoEN IN THE PHILDNLPHIA FIRED RPARr-
MksT-boih branches OF the city council of
fhhaheiphia yesterday passed resolutions dis
oanding two volunteer ire companies for riot
ing- ms ls a very unusual thing on the part of
ire city fathers, and IL the Inauguration Of a
ovement Tor disoanding the whole volunteer
system ard substituting paid department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

Itwas at first given out that Paris was pro.
visioned for siege OF year at least Now il Is
conceded that only by ''rigid economy, can the
city hold out three months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

DRINKING FoUNTAISs.-GeneralM ichIer has
done good thing in providing for the erection
OF a drinking fountain for the public on the
triangular space, 9Th street. south of the ave-
nIe. Drinking fountains, placed at various
IOints throughout the city, would not only be a
great public convenience, but would exert a de
cidedly beneficial eject on public morals. No
doubt the appetite for strong drink has been
created or revived with hundreds solely through
tie fact that the bar-rooms afford a Convenient
place to quench thirst that would have been sat-
Isfed by a drink of water could it have been OH
tanned readily on the street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

CANAL TRADE--The transportation of coal
upon the Canal hss been quite brisk for the last
two weeks. For the week ending on Saturday
Last, 80 boats departed from Cumberland
laden with 19.11l.04 tors. For the month OF
the repair OF breaksl 5li h)ats, carryinS
1,ii2 o. tons, we're cleared-CuabsrI1nd Ale
ck1Et0D
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8
Ration al reader, 81 the aspect of the weather was
uncertain, You would not be foolish enough to ven
ture out without an overcOat q umbrella. Have
the forecast, then, to protect yourself this dan
gerors season with something more important than
either Of these articles. Strengthen your stom ach
and nervous system: regulate your liver and your
boEels. tone all your organs and cheer your animal
spirits with that agreeable cordial tonic and altera
tive, Hsstetters Stomach Bitters. So shall you
surely escape the diseases which fasten upon the
feeble and debitated. ''Suner and be strong ~ says
the proverb: but "Be strong that you may suffer-
is the wiser maxim, ard OF all strengthening prepa.
rsioDs this il the safest, the the most genial
As remedy, as well as an antidote, for dyspepsia
fever and ague, ard liver disease, there is comb
nation Of vegetable specifics present known hich
Anticipate the enemy. The elements of innu.
Derabio diseases are afOat In the raw. damp, me
phitc winter air. Will you defend yourself az sinst
them or not, dear reader That is the question.
bottle or two OF the great DEFENSIVE MEDICINE OF
The AGE, Hostetters Bitters, will strengthen
and brace mp your bodily powers t. enable them
10 - laugh a siege to sccru.n The morbid matter
which Was exhaled in perspiratOn through your
pores IN summer finds no such free egress now. A
powerful counteracting agent IS therefore needed
tralze the m0fsrIeS Dlortt from which disease orR
mates, end regulate All the secretive organs. Moth
ing can be more harmless or more Notwithstanding
so potent TO prevent cure biliousness dyspepsia
f-Ner and aRue constip patton and general debHitv
as THIS wonderinl cCrre(tl i've. no1 -fIL3tSW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

There was very sunny looking individual
bobbing around to-day, which his name it was
McGarrahsn.
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The Street Hallway and the Pave.


The action or the street railway company in
refusing TO rave its share of PennsylvaDia av-
enue, rs contemplated Nv the act OF Congress,
Is likely to bring up the whole question In new
aspect, and the ind cations now are that it will
finally reach the courts unle-s the commission
under whose supervision the work is done proves
equal TO IFS duty, and at once forces the COM
pany from its ari Ogsnt position. Leading BUSH
ness men are already taking steps u resist the
payment of the assessment 10 meet the cost or
the work unless the law on the subject is fairly
executed in all its parts, and the property Of
corporations placed on the same footing rs tn at
of private individuals in respect to the character
and cost OF the Improvement.
This ground seems tenable, and we under
stand 1T is the opinion of good lawyers that the
tax cannot be collected II a discriminat ON js
made In favor OF one or against another class
OF persons or property. At any rate, if the
issue Is foiced upon them by the action OF the
company or the laches of the commission, those
interested viii spare no efforts to secure their
rights In the premises, and we cannot but think
their efforts will prove successful in oms form
u made with the vigOr aud unity now promised
Justice to the citizens OF Washington, to the
people Of the country at large, and to the gen
eral government alike demand that the princi-
pal thorOugnfare of the national capital should
be put in q decent and respectable condition;
and If any selfish interest or cOrpor alton stands
in the way of that consummaton, such obstacle
must be removed. Ii, through the strength of
ITS own stubborn will or the supineness or weak
nessof the gentlemen composing the commits
sion, the street railway company succeeds IN
overriding the public interest and defeating the
plain intent OF the Law, shen measures will be
taken at the next meeting of Congress to bring
it to terms. 1t must be that when all the facts
in the case are made known to that BODY il
will insist that the company shall either pave
its portion or the street as private citizens are
required TO do or remove its track therefrom.
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" D n 4 ICIA L

III q
2ssss ss.f x c Ss or!
TIC sStSe is hereby given. that the TAxES FOR
70: sysd me ss' aaa
Ss q sa r on an. ssns s s sJs
NJ al payments made thereon prior ts Noss%G s9
H s TO SSSSni # per cent
GsS RsSRssis .ss al
:. e. q sS.dISs md s SsIIsr;
ne !. q the GSTDOIs,iOn Of Y sshinsspn:
ing Ti be eIn sny bsqs
after Office hours. The Collector IL compsllsd to
TT y ssf late la"
last s %he r 2: s s
cuisines; q the once, and also save time to the par
All Cheeks offered in payment for take. must be
certified TO BY an officer Of the bank bpm which th,y
ON the LIST Of February. 1871. the book, will be
'i: ss1i 81 3, sale. IA. s s, xS,!;:.
os%ST THE = ,,. ABATEMENT OF TEN noL PEI
Der, 1870. n a. BOSW ELL
no II ID City Collector
"AAr REeHGAK CoNyOCATI0N OF KU-
vim held RiDAY EvESfNG, lib instant inst Ho a.
clock Members are quested to bs puhotu.l in
a.,eadsnce as business Of importance will be
mole It =. JOHN THOMSON. Sec.
rTBE PEOPLES BUILDING AssOCIA
mFnt Ct dues will be held At the Board OF Trade
Rooms on MUNDAY, the 18th instant, at o clock
I'D, ana an cleo ton of officers to serve the ensuing
nolS.ti ID 'AAe place THOMAS HYDE. Secretary.
HTfAiRmThe FAIK FOR THE BENEFIT
sill continues Ash is drawing near the close the
Public would do better than WELL to ali and yalI
or Private sale The Delnonic9 i epartm int Is sur
prlsingy kept up by the snterprisins ladies' in
charge. Come one, canie all. The Fair is held in
the basement Cf st. Matthew > Church, corner 18th
ano II sIcels no O-2t
~ THE BLOT.
The FIRST NUMBER of this NEW DEMO
tBAIiC and CosSERxAIlvE JOURNA AL will be
edition for the City and District vii! be very large
Ad!sItlsers are requested to send in their notices
} ~ aa1 uhDAl, SO that they may Os properly elias
spents and Newsboys supplied by notifying the
once IN advance. hep Chroa. 3tI nO5 1t
s s5s SbAktlrK Basement Of
iiir and streets s. e. will be dedic stei to the ser
vices of God, 50 NDAY, the 18th inst. We moet cor
the border Of Zion enlarged, psrtcuiariy to
participate in the enjoyment of these services The
exercises throqghcut the day will be very Interest,"
To be present ON the occasion Come and help Us for
ward. Rev: JAMES PEEK, 2. K.
rNOTICE TO TAX rAYERs.
CoNpTRoLLER's OFFICE, CRY HALL
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov. 7, 1870
Ihe ATTENTION OF tax payers IL hsreby called to that
cisres that No receipt shall be complete or valid
unless counterSisnsd B by thr CsmPtr9iIer
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@NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK
uS UoRNER 10Th STREET AND NV YORK Av.
PAYS PER CENT. ON DEPOSITS.
OEcs Hours 3 10 4.
H. Willard. VIM Sticl new, Hon. Jos Casey
Lewis Clephane. p Brown, Geo. II Plant NJ G
Emery, A. II shepherd, w. b. Philip. MOI tt
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OFFICIAL,
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE

n.
WAsHINGror. d. e., November 10, ls7e.S
Information has been received at this Depar TN snt
from Mr.. 0~en M Long. the Consul VI the United
STATES at Panama. of the death, the 18th day OF
the also Of tSs
s.. Of Leonhard FsrnsIrom and Miessis pas
foIne! died July l.th and the latter SsDtembst Eth
last TIE decesscd"were supposed Il 90 American
fur Information BY addressing this Department
TFUTiGE TO PRISONS DESIRING TO
~ LEAEN GERMAN A special course Of In.
- nMAsniNGT0N BGsfsEss COLLEGE l. saS
90 OCTt BkR B., ls7e, by d. l.. sELkE, teacher of
o. ~ lessons, SIS Applications will perceived ct
rae college corner Hh and streets, and at the
Private claase. In German and French can b.
formed AZ the teachers residence. at moderate
800 = - se1-y
M MINERAL WATERS.
FRENCH GLASS SIPRONS.
MILBURN's DRUG STOLE.
s3I 18TH STREET. OPPOSITE Treasury.
POLAR SODA, KIssINGEN, vIOHY, sELT-
FER, SARATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUE
LICK WATERS. OH DRAUGHT ALL TIE
YEAH. ssstr
- drens UNDERCLUTHING may be found a.
wGmenls Christisn Association. Judiciary square.
On street, between 9th and 5th noli-if
NOTICE NOTICE y -
oARo's wAsHi s.nEskd LOAN OFFICE AID
SH' on 1pfiesa Ee AND
large stock Of PIE az GSssr 1ts
rev and Sc ond hand Goods at the che ape.t D. ces
gain. noil-ss
pAlMAsTEk's OFFICs.U.s NAVY YARD,
Ap,,,v.N oREoLK, Va, Nov. LIST: $50
on aSd Of Novam i s nsx anfii tbs
ing arteies sceouut of the Buresu of Don
SSSS cubic feet feet white Oak Logs.
Tn: sSS2. .rt DO 70 yellow Z. " Pine Pin Logs,
and M ys sSss sa aaa L
Proposals to be endorsed "Loas.m addrss.sdt.
noll Ct Paym.ster and PuTchasDs Agent.
HOSPITAL FOR CHILpREN-Under the care
II of st yehn's Sis,erhood Apply to the SISTER
in charge 1918 Pennsylyania avenue. nolO- Inn
TAXEs TAXKsII TAXEsl!!
HARDWARE, "a
CUTLERY,
HousEKEEPERs REQUISITES, ~
Together with Large Colleoion OF Useful Articles
All OF hiCh are offered by The subscriber at II0j
TEN PER GENT. DISCUCN L for CASH 70 PAY
noio ST. No 7a1 7ts IT,. let. sA aHd 81,
I0NS SILK VELVET, 81 inc hes vide, Pouson,s
~ best meke, a. Sl2 and STA ptryard;
LYONS BLACk SILKS. AZ Sl So ST rs 50
vi i%s fo Pc u.s. splendid
goods for suits. ut Is cents.
LNPIN,e i EMPkESs CLOTHS and CORDED
POPLTNS, AZ So aud rs cents
wiee. at 81 cen.s, ~ -
"BUFFALOn and BEAVER ALPxtJAS and
MOHAIRS, all prices, from SIC. to IN Der yard,
- Terms cash-one price only. .'.
JOS j. MAY,
noIO-st 939 Penn ave bet OH and 10th sts.
NOVELTIES +
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TO TAX PAYERS

COHpTRoLLER's OFFICE, Cry HALL
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 7, $50
The attention Of tax payers il hereby ca led TO that
sec ION OF the Law passed August g. l570, which de
ciares that No receipt shall be complete or valid
unle IS cOunteIsigned by thu mptroiler.
no.. Tot Camntroi,a-
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POLAR SODA, KIssINGEN, vICHY, srLT.
FER, SARATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUE
LICK WATERS. OH DRAUGHT ALL TIKI
H1Ab. se Str
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RAIAAR-Bargsins in Ladies'. Gents and Chill
- dren sUNDERCLUTHING may be found q.
Wnmens Christian Association. Judiciary sIuar
All orders prom pity and neatly executed Entrance
On street, between 4th and 5th nOll-tf
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. TIL PATTI lot.

Ihe FIRST NUMBER of this NEW DEMO
CRATIC and CONSERVATIVE JOURN AL will be
lsrued on MOSDAY NENr, the 18th instant. The
EDITION Tor the City and District will be very large
AdvsItlsers are requested to send in their notIces
sifed. | ~ rNOf0,'' S'"'
Seents and Newsboys supplied by notifying the
once IN ADVANCE. hep ChroR. -3tJ no9 It
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T. EDW. CLARK & CO.,
DEALERsIN
LUMBER, WOOD AND GOAL,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &c, &c
WHARF, DEPOT. and PLANNING MILL foot
OF 4th street east, near U. s. Navy Yard.
BRANCH YARD. Virginia avenue and 9Th street
east. noq-tJanl