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STEAMBOATS,.
FOL WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White River uaited
States Nail Tuesday Packet.
For Helena, Indian Bay, Clarendon, DeVaI's
Bluff, Little Rock, Des arc, West Point,
Searey, Augusta and Jacksonport
MO. q,
PAT. II. master
This elegant passenger steamer It.
will leave ~ above E-rN
TUESDAY, February eth, 81 s pm
FOR freight or passage apply OF board, or to
J. JACK WILSON, Agent,
feOS SD4 Front street, upstairs.
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LETTER S

The following Is the list OF letters remain
ing IN the Memphis POstohicea and not deliv
cred by carriers yesterday.
An letters directed TO street and NUMBER
will be delivered p%ronntly by carriers.
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TOUNTY COURT CLERk-We are sutho-
IzrG 10 anu uuce JDHN 2. ByCG
a. n Independent candidate for the otdca o
County count CIeIk. JA3J
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Go TO Joe Looke's, 23aIl Main street,
for the latest news.
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CONSTABLE l4th CIVIL DISTRICT.

CONSTABLE A-h CIVIL DISTRICT.
TONSTAPLE.-I reply 20 q very compli-
nentarv ell in the APPEAL, signed ut
izeu, I hereby myself Is 3 cannl
date FIR constable Of the Fourteenth civil
District. uledEing myself, II elected. 70 per
form NY ury 70 the best OF my ABILITY.
T-b4 Respectfully. N O. BARRETT
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK

- iz=d 90 annaUnce J p. STRANGE rs al
ind pendent ctuCidate TOR the Omce OF Count
49, II L. 5000 NAr-- e-sc-L.l-
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WknTEp-mlsLELLAMEOUs.

Notices undo GkEs head tr5U Be inserted al Ta.
o-us per Ile. each Insertion.
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ABOUT BOOTS.

BOTS originated IN Chatham street
Lesstwsys" the BIZ Boot did.
New Workers swear uy H.
All but the Mackerei 1onsblacEz-
Thew sweFr only by the boot. they o. shlaR@
The Mackerels o. Memphis swear al al ne
boots they can't get their hanas on.
Boots are Of two kinds
The holeY and the wholly good.
The hOley are not imperViouS 70 water.
Theothers. with dses~tuE CT Caster Uu are.
The others are found At
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A GoOD 2-plsit Shirt for -, at Wiggans
& Thorn's, 253 Clay Building.
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FOR E ORLEANS.

Regular New Orleans Packet-For Vicksburg
Satehez and New Orleans.
MESSENGER....JeSsis Dean. master
This elegant passenger packet IT.
leaves as above Z
THIS DAY, Sth inst, at 10 am.
RICHtD W, LfGHTBURNE, AGENT,
nsbS Ne. 4JeneTsoR street..
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TLEkK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT
are authoriz dUo announce HAFki
as an independent candidate for the omr
OF Tlerk o. the Seconl Circuit Court, a. IN
ensuing march election. iebi
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Yesterday morning the following afi
daTiJ was fled in the Dickens case. in
the Criminal Court of Memphis:
State of Tennessee r,duo
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JUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT C~OCRT-Editol
a appeal: IN response 10 the very compl.
meutary cal IN your paper Of y~sterda-
signed One o. the B r. hereby nuOuu
myself a candidate for Judge Of the kis
Circuit Court Of SHELBY county.
dell Z. ". HEISEELLl
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Levett Is the Boot man OF West Teuuess-e.
He came TO Memphis IN Boots at a very
early age.
He knows a Boot "a soon as lie gets his eye
on iL.
He viii sell you Boots Ill day long and
never wink
lie viii sell al the lowest prices.
He VIII sell the best goods
He viii AWAY deal fairly.
II you 10 not believe 10,
Try him.
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FOR CLERK ID CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK AZ oND sLRCUIT CUURT-TO IN
Foople Of Shelly County: I am a candida
for Cle.k OF the Second circuit Court %
Shelby county, al the ensuing March q yctloH
febf d. T. 5 SAUNDERS.
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COUNTY COURT CLERK hereby q
u n1uucs uysHlf a. an independent csncs
date .oI leak OF The County court.
o. 54I J J. SEARS.
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CRIMINAL COURT

n NAL COURT-We are authorizes 10 an
nounce JOHN :. KERR as a candidate 20
AttOrn.y-General OF The Criminal Court. sub
Ject 70 the Democratic convention JAZZ
TTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE GRIM
n COURT-We are authorized 10 an
nouuce b NEWT HART for Atto-ney-Gei
eral OF the Criminal Court subject 10 the De
ciSipn II the Democrats convention Flec
ton in May. JalO
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TNPIOYMEST-Bv & young man OF good
Il address and education. Wages not 50
much sa object as permanent employment.
address NJ TEEAE1,
febs Appeal office.
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FOR SALE or BENT.

Notices under his head WfR be Inserted al Ten
oeH8 per Hle, each Insertion.
IRON WORKS. The Helens Iron Works"
i al Helena, Arkansas. For particulars ad-
dress BARBAROCX & -
Louisville, KY
Or F. II. DADE,
ta2 daw Helena, Arkansas
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A TrORNEY-GENERAL OF THE GRIN
~ NAL COURT-Me are authorized 70 an
nounce NJ D WEIGH as q candidate for Al
to-ruey-Generl Of the Criminal tOurt. de-
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TUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT CuURr-We ar
,J sutho led To p I. : RUGGSa
s candidate for the ONCE of Judge OF III
First c rcuiI COurt Of SHELBY county al ID
election, May Ath. 'e0t
Evening star., 1870-03-12

Young Kitty sat knitting. my darling" I said,
-, 81 have had = most beautiful dreaml
Shall tell t,n she gave slight shake Of the head,
And answered: I'm fsrH1ss tie seami"
1 reached for the mesh, speckled soft like mink,
That she held in her fingers 20 small;
But she answered: II can't leave my work-only
I'm Knitting sock for doll.s
lou arr dying 20 hcar-I1l be boundl,
Just Wait she said, smiling rs bright as the sun,
Just wait till I've knitted . rotnd."
waited impatient, aud then drew near,
And pushing the curls from her brow,
said: "Are on ready, my Kitty INV dear,
she answered. T ~ RarTotciHg aoir'''
still nearer drev-2ut my arm round her waist
And, breaking Of siienee the seal,
nebeated; " Dear Kitty why, what Is your hsstes'
She amy wered: - I'm setting the heeli'
smiled, and ] frowned-I looked nm NJ the clock
AT the Goals meath the fore-tick aglow,
Ana then At dear kitty-she held up the sock,
saying: =" Would you put white in the toe"
You shall hear me. Kitty, yoa dearest of girls,
She shook loose the hand 1 had laid on her curls
AS she said: " I'm just btHdinE off,
II dreamed Of q cottage embowered with trees,
And under the bIuest of skies
She checked me with" Sit farther of, il you
Ny needles will get in your eyes,
al dreamed you were there, like a rose at my door
And that love, kitt,, lerx, made us rich -
. told you to lit farther of, once before -
She answered "rn dropping stitch y
She knitted the last. and had broken the thread,
- when cried :" Am only a friend?
UT may be lover Sheauietly said
pray wait till I've fastened the end :"
''Will You marry me ," Here the worst came to the
There was nothing to do but to 60;
For learned at the last, what might have known
1t all her soft way to say.No,
-Appieioss JownatJo MaTet To-
Evening star., 1870-03-12
TRUSTEES SALE oE VALUABLE REAL

- By virtue of a decree of the Ciruit Court for
E@s: rrlnce Georges County sitting as a Court Of
Iownshend and 9th RS complainants and James
TenRall and others, respondents, No 67O the nm.
aerssned sE Trustee will lsell at public sale, at
tween tbe bo5Ie a = the sth day Of March, $50 be
l. II fair, # not, the next fair day, Sunday ex-
cepted all that tract parcel of land stu ,te living
and being near b, in said Prince Georges County
Of which William Townshend, formerly of said
county died, seized and possessed, and which was
assigned to Fidelia Townshend, widow of the said
William Townshend and for her dover in the
real estate of her said husband and which the said
death. containing about $50 ACRES OF LAND,
This property adjons the lands of Dr. Joseph H
stage road from W ashington City to b, being one
mile from the latter place, where there is a post
effice, store. hotel, and other oonveniences, and
there are also public schools and churches
tance OF the premises, about fifteen miles from
W ashington City, and three miles from the BaIti-
mere and Potomac Railroad, now being built The
land IS well wooded and watered; the soil being
hood, aud there are also a good Dwelling House.
with pump Of fine water in the yard two Tobacco
Houses, Corn House, Stable and other nee essary
Out, buildings In tolerable repair, thereon.
tract or in several parcels 1t being very susceptible
of division the aforesaid stage road running Through
about the centre Of the farm
Terms OF Sale, as prescribed by the decree, are az
follows One fifth of the purchase money to be paid
IN cash on the day of sale, its ratification by
the court and the residue in equal instaIments,
whole to bear interest from the day of sale until
paid al the payment thereof to be secured by the
bonds of the purchaser or purchasers, with surety
or sureties to be approved by the trustee;
mhl6Dd 7. ii. OsBOURN, of Chas., Trustee.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

AN INDIAN CAPTURK-There appeared at
the Lawrence House yesterday, q German boy
apparently about Is years af age. He had been
a captive among the Indians for sixteen years
When he was about years old, his parents
lived near the Chippewa River, where thew had
erected . comfortable To-, cabin One day A
band Of roaming Indians pitched their tent by
the margin Of a little stream where the child
vas In the habit of playing with his sister
when the Indians removed they took the boy
with them. He was placed among the chiefs
children, and remained with the tribe, sharing
with them all the hardships OF their wild roam,
ing hfe, tor sixteen years HIS parents after a
long and fruitless search, came to the conclusion
that he must have fallen into the river, been
drowned, and his body washed away by the
current. They subsequently purchased farm
about four miles from Elizabeth, in this county.
where they now reside. The boys sister mar.
ried q gentleman in Wisconsin. A few weeks
since while she and her husband were examin-
ing some tEinkets offered for sale by band of
Indians. In ST. Paul, she observed among them
boy who, although dressed like the balance OF
me party, did not appear to be an Indian.
thinking the. she detected some family reSem-
oiance IN the boy's countenAnce, she made
suitable inquiries, and soon became satisfied a. al
tne pssuc Indian was her brother. He
refused, however, to leave his Indian cantor.
and she WAS compelled TO return to her ho,ne h,
Wisconsin, leaving her brother still amono ths
Indians. She, however, gave him the address
OF their parents, and urged him to return home Z
Aothing further was heard from him unfil
yesterday, when, as above stated, he made hi,
appearance In this city on his way to visit hi.
parents. whom he has not seen since he vas a
years old-Gaiena, H., Gazette.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

A dispatch from Paris, by way of Rome. says:
The reply of the Pontifieal Court to the last
dispatch Of Count Daru has been forwarded to
Paris. 1t contests, In emphatic terms, the de-
mandof the French Government to be repre-
sented I'm the Ecumenical Council. The ApOs-
tolic Nuncio to the French Court is charged at
the same time to give assurances that repre-
sentative of France win be received with all
the consideration due that power"
The motive which prompted the assassination
of Col. John Wilder, Of Kansas CITY, mentioned
in Wednesdays dispatches Is stated thus: Hutch
insOn had circulated scandalous story about
.ne oaugnteI OF opdge stevens, TO whom Wilder
was engaged to be married, and q brother of
hers cowhided Hutchinson. The latter believed
Wilder to be the cause OF his punishment, and
threatened to shoot him on the spot.
in the jail at King and Queen Courthouse, Va,
on the charge of attempting to kill another ne
gro, made his escape recently; but was pursued
shot and killed. While in Jail he Confessed to
having burned a barn, and to have stolen, with
IL the last three years, Rinety-twO hogs and
sleep.
MIR. Otway, under secretary of foreign affairs
OF Great Britain, yesterday informed the House
OF Commons that the difficulty between the
United States and Great Britain in regard to the
in North America had been referred to arbitra-
tors.
NJ. Olivier explained in the Corps Legislatif
yesterday that the reason the political prisoners
nau oeen transferred from Saint Pelagie was
that the smallpox had made its appearance in
the prison. -
1he Paris Gaulois, for publishing only that
part OF the accusation against Prince Bonaparte
~hfch appeared in the London journals, has
been prosecuted by the French Government
Ben Cody, negro, was hung at Waynesboro'
In Burke county, Georgia, yesterday, for the
mItted last summer.
The unwarraRtable attacks against Captain
General de ROdas, for completely in the murder
OF Greenwaldth, is continued by several Journals
i'm Havana.
Ihe missouri House of Delegates has passed a
concurrent resolution to submit the constifu-
honal amendment abolishing the test oath to
jurors.
The Legislature of Maine has rejected a bill
soolishing capital punishment in that State.
The members Of the Masonic fraternity re-
Gently arrested I'm Havana are still in JAIL
Secretary Seward arrived at his home at
Auburn, n. ", last night.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

DMrs. Boell, of st. Louis, Boells over with
woe for the loss Of her Charles torn nom her
loving arms and sent to parts unknown by her
enemies.
aO"Come here, my dear" said a young man
TO little girl, 10 whose aster he was paving his
addresses; ssyou the sweetest thing ON earth
"No, I am not" she replied, artlessly; .ssister
says you are the sweetest"
a0In one Of the cities Of the Saginaw region
Of Michigan q band OF thieves, regularly on
exclusively Of girls between the ages OF 10 and
Is, and they belong to respectable families.
They operated principally among the dry goods
Evening star., 1870-03-12

DIED.
ZIMMERMAN. On the IIth instant at u clock,
after Lingering Illness, ALFRED ZIMMERMAN
an the 9th year Of his age native Of Switzerland
but for the last eleven resident of this city
baltimore papers please copy.l
Well know your life seems dreary,
And know all hope seems dead
But pray. my dearest wife,
Do not think me with the dead
Still. ch, still, linger near you,
on my presence you may feel:
And my babes, IN watching 'er them,
With untiring love and zeal.
Train our children up for heaven
That when closed their mortal eyes
may welcome their free spirits
To eur Father 8 paradise.
Wait with patience, then; beloved one,
Till your final hour doth come;
Then arise to dwell with Jesus.
D nd Jour loved and lost at home
The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at
Setween .1d IN Iess on 9TH street west
GRIPS. February q lQ0, OF consumption and
alter lingering sickness, extending over period of
nearly seven years. GEORGE >. CRIPPS, in the
AID year Of his age.
he leaves wife and many friends to mourn his
loss Gone, but not forgotten.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
mhs-ws'
RANkRUPTCY NOTICE.

10 aH he CSedttoSs af WM. r. BRETTS SONS
w., scho Ter hars prored hsir elaims:
,a rs or sereeS n9tined to appear before the Su
Dsn,kfupecy, On the 18th day Of March, $50, st 10
3eloex IN. a ashington city ID 20
not pe granted to aid WIN. z. BRETfv Sons,
benkrupes, lou are also notified that the Sseosd
bore the Regiser at the same place and date. sr is
O'Clock NJ. BY order Of the Court:
mh7&b J. n. CR0SSMAN, Assignee.
Evening star., 1870-03-12

RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,.
- Southeast corner Sey enth and d sts
~ BY virtue of decd of trust, bearing date On
fs, the tenth day Of April, lsSs, and recorded in
,.,.j r LlDer =. Z; r, No. 1 folio 2sl, one Of the
at pubic auction. In front Of the premises to the
highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the lOth day Of
@ March, - $50 at clock, m, all that certain
isston IN the District Of Columbia, being part Of
hnIs hnmpsrsd four hundred and thirty mine tSs9l,
poundet6 and described follows: Commencing at
the northwest corner of said lot and running south
achg the west line Of said lot sixty 6) feet four
O inches to the southwest corner Of said lot thence
east along the south line of said lot fifteen feet 6
inches; thence north in direct line sixty six 1867
ieet four A. inches to point the north line Of
ssa lot l5) feet six t6 inches from the place
OF , beginning thence west along the north side of
proyements consisting OF good frame house, front
ing on street south, between Ith and 5th streets
Terms made known on the day OF SALE All con-
yeyancrg and stamps the cost of the pur-
haseF. W. 4. HOLIDAY Trus stee
fe2S-eotd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS 'Aucts
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED I'm
I'll TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at the same hour
and place. By order of the Trustee
NH lid GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Evening star., 1870-03-12
limited STATES MARsHALs SALE.

virtue of two writ Of eri facias issued from the
CLERK ONCE Of the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale, for cash, on the premises, on FIJI
DAY; the 18th day Of March, $50, at 4 O'Clock D.
m. the following Frame Buildings, situate on b
street north, on the Canal, between 9th and 7th
streets, being one large Warehoue. one Stable and
Two Storehcuses, now occupied by J. p. Bartholow;
tholow, and will be sold to satisfy executions Nos
SIS4 and $3.50 In favor of Francis Mohun Son and
Osker Barnett. AIRY sHARP
m 9-td II Msr.h.I n "
Evening star., 1870-03-12
RY WIN. L. WALL l. CO, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 and goa PennSylyapia avennf


CHANCERY SALE EOF VALUABLE REAL Es-
IAIE NEAR CORNER OF SIXTH STREET
MGToA MMGST ANn STREET NORTH, IN WASH
u BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of
~ the District ot Columbia, in chancery, made on
Sth day of March, $50, in the cause Of Is
sex VS. Essex, No. ySH, Docket No. TO- 'he under
signed will expose for sale at auction to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 4th day
OF April, 1870, at clock certain Real Estate
being parts Of Lots and 2, in square 40, and de-
scri6ed as follows; One piece part of Lot No. be
ginning on north street. Ill feet from the north
west corner Of said street and 9th west and
runpfng thence west on said L street Is feet and
back Of that width north 80 feet the other piece be
ing parts OF Lots 1 and 2, beginning 9Th street
west 4o IL feet from the northwest cerner of 9th
street west and l. street north, and running thence
north 81 liz feet and back Of that width and est
Ill feet. Wv
Terms of Sale: One third cash: balance in 6, L.,
and Is months In notes of the purchaser with inter
est the title to be reserved till full payment Of pur
chase meney On the first Lot 100 down at the time
OF saei on the other Lot $500 down at ii time of
,ae. II terms Of sale be not complied wit within 5
days after day OF sale resale will be ma ie at the
cost and risk Of defaulting purchaser.
CHAS. M. MATTHEWS, Trustee
milo 3taw3w Rep. WIN. l.. WALL CO. Aucts.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
RY COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers.
- tSuccessors to james q. Mcclure a Co.
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and nth street

coutnwest corner Penna avenue and llth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF DRUG STORE. STOCK
FATCRES, &C. CORNER OF 11rH STREET
AND PENNsfLvANiA AVENUE.
-. BY virtue OF deed Of trust to the undersigned
bearing date the 18th day of November, A ID
io6s, and recorded In chattel record No for
the County Records Of Washington County. District
thereby viii sell, on WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF
March, A. ID 1870, at ii O'Clock g. m, ali the Drugs
Chemicals, Fancy Goods, Bottles, Jars, GLASSES
counters, FiAtures, Goods, Wares, Merchandizes
and persona! property OF every name or nature now
being IN and about the storeroom and premises at
the southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Ith street west, now occupied by Brown 4 Co.,
Terms: One bali cash, Of which $50 must be de-
posted with the aucii5neer when the property is
struck on and the balance within three days after
sae the residue at six and twelve months with in
teres from the day Of In notes Of the purchaser
endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Trustee III the
terms OF sale are not complied with within four days
at the risk and cost Of the defauifine purchaser.
Upon the compliance with the srms Of sale, com
pIete possession Of the property will be given to the
PURCHASER. FRED. W. JONES, Trustee
mh1 dts COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auct'rs
- The Trustee would add that there is a fun and
complete stock Of fresh Drugs Chemicals and Fancy
Goods on hand, which requires no replenishine
whatever to continue the business; that there are
nSe nne marb!etop Counters, three large and fine
snow Cases Tufts complete improved Soda Fount
OF marble with nve portable Fountains and Genera
tor, and very extensive and complete assortment
Inc stand Is an old one and of the best in the
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee
mn IL COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Train, between WASHING. x.saISsros, iss.
ESs NYsAiSsfSSEET AhS sfSETiHSSE HSS 81 sSS 4 l
WEST are now run as follows viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
sns ssuanSS.{ e s,S $50
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
end $50 snS $50 s!sePf Sunday at and $50
Ls... q. ZOO md Hsstois $50 4. X. and $50 p. N
No train to OF from Annapolis ON sunday.
roR 81 BsETfH5k.. sQHRfA5
Leave at . A. NJ, aad $50. $40. and 500
Lssve Ms 4. H., and $50. and 500 P. n.
L.s.s sS:S ny and sunday; "a
On Saturday. .t5 4, M. .sd $50 P.M.
g sssass :: !: ss:s "a from sss &C;
T.sSnsa tis.sts s.. e shs West can ,. had 4 tht
s.si. svsSns Pssssnss purshasiSs dc tickets q &.
% cs
70 the Sepot, and PSt % IN the bassase car:
And Boston, ~ ID
IL: WILSON, Master q Trsnsportatiop
nos d6. Ro6SfS Sf2s1st aensSai r,Ss't hassns hasset
III
INV TosfH: AND - Ia
~. ,s., ::d atS foss
FOR NEW YORK, scifAsss eAaage af cays.
Leave daily fexcept Sunday at 8 Q. m, and l2:lS
and ,. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily (except Sunday 1t 3 .. m, and l9:AS
ON SUNDAY.
Lscvs W 10 for New York at 900 p. m. and Philsdei
Sleeping car. for New York on . ,. n. train only.
o. InIough tickets TO Philadelphis, New York, OF
boston can be had st the Station Once n Al hour,
p the day. Also, at the COmpanyS ono, No. SOt
tennsyivania avenue. Passengers purchasinR tick
sts a. the Avenue once can there srrsnge to hsv.
their baggage called for and checked at their resj
car
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertiseneut 70,
lis and the West.
il. WILSON, Master OF rrausport.tson
I; u. COLE, General Ticket Agent
non GEO. D. KOONTZ, AGENT, Washnetou
Evening star., 1870-03-12
P1s4SicT GoSFr SE r6SH.:G5assf% H:5ss il, %

~ bisTRiCT b. .6oIG1Bia 81 M..ni J. 10,
e q: ss e 4 .S.SS
The administrster afoTesaid has. with the spprobs
sa q ses .SSSss:s 9fST s &.
HaIeh. A g. iao, fof .tss nnsi ssstisessss ss, and d
dsutoa snd y to e shs z ::tsss o.
been collected and turned into noaeyi vhsn an, and
eTs AZ the srsa0Ss .ad hsss o. I'D dece.sed
youched ,or they may otherwise By Law Be excluded
~ q re orsr e re S escs ssodsd
thiee weeks In the Eveains star, previous to the
mhs. /. wEBsrEs. Resistsr OF Win.
Evening star., 1870-03-12
IJkITED sTAIEs PArINT OFIIOl,

:, On, the petition Of EDWARD A. TTTfLE.. Of
Brookyn. New York, yrayingfor the sxtslaion sf
= patent Granted TO him on the 10th day Of June,
,oSi. Tor an Improvement in Registers and ventiia.
1t = ordered that the tsstimo ~ in the csse bs
closed clos On the 10th day Of Miy next: that ths
time for Ming arguments and the txaminers reporf
be limited to the 10th day Of May next And fhat
sad petition be heard ON the 18th day Of Nav
.,o,- s4MUEL s. iisHER,
Evening star., 1870-03-12

ga California paper says the japanese will
win universal respect by sort Of hsathenish
habit they have Of mindng their own business.