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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-18

INTERESTING REVENUE CAsE.-In the United
States District Court, in Philadelphia, Oh We'd
nesday, Emmanuel Shelter, engaged in business
at Glen Rock in York county, was put on his
trial on the charge Of carrying on the business
OF q wholesale liquor dealer without the pay
ment of q special tax. The witnesses on behalf
of the Government testified that defendant is
a stOrekeeper, and freight and passenger agent
of the Northern Central Railway Company;
that he had taken out license as a wholesale
dealer generally, and retail liquor license
also, but that he had not obtained one authoriz-
ing him to sell domestic spirits by wholesale.
An attempt was made to prove that Mr.. Shelter
had sold liquor in large quantities, but the testi
mony showed that he had acted as agent for the
manufacturers OF whisky, sending il in his own
car to Baltimore, and collecting the proceeds Of
the sales for the shippers. At the close Of the
testimony fer the Government, Mr.. NOrthrOp,
who, in connection with Mr.. Green, OF York,
appeared for Mr.. Shelter, said that he was pre-
pared to show that his client had been in bust
ness for twenty-five years at Glen Rock, and
had an unauestioned character fer integrity.
Judge Cadwalader remarked that it was UNI
necessary to 60 into q defense, as the Govern
ment had failed to make out a case. He was
unable tc see why a criminal prosecution had
been instituted. Under his instructions, the
jury returned a verdict Of not guilty-Philadel-
phid Ledger.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, &c.

NATIONAL THEATER-,Iohn T.. Owens as
caleb Plummer," in " Dot, /" and as " TODD
les
Walls OPERA HoUsE-The Chapman Sis
teEs and e. b. Bishop In " Alladin'' and Z" Pet
OF tire Petticoats."
wHITEHJRs GALLERY-Grand cash priza
exhibition OF Comic Panorama Of Removal of
the Capital, Mammoth Illuminated War Views
Classical Statuary, copies OF the great masters
minor comicals, &c, &c, commencing at eight
O'Clock. See amusement column.
SMITH q SrRoNs's Art GALLERY, 245 p Il.
MARKRTrIR's ART GALLERY, 4s6 TIN street.
BARLOw's ART GALLERY, 2s7 Pa. syepue.
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woRKINGMEN's PROTECTIVE UNION OF THE
SEVENTH WARD-Joseph Williams Rejected.-At
the purpose OF advancing the interests of the la
boring men, and now numbering about 120-the
executive committee reported list of appli-
cants for membership, among whom were Coun-
Gilman Joseph Williams, of the Seventh Ward
The applications were about to be considered,
when motion was made to strike of the name
OF Councilman Williams, which gave rise to a
spirited debate, which had the effect to bring
out the feeling Of opposition entertained to-
wards Mr.. Williams on the labor interest and
IL was charged that he intended to become a
member solely for political ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
After q prOtracted debate, the application of
Mr.. Williams was rejected.
Collector Boswell addressed the Union; after
which, preliminary arrangements were made for
public demonstration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-18

AnhkF0RSALE-The stern wheel steame =,
beam, 20 ieet bold; two engines; Is Ee4NN
horse power, about zoo tons burden 011111IL
Apply to BOWEN MERCER
mhleeo No. IS south Gay ST., Baltimore
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Georgetown Advertisements.
ORf GOops AT GOLD PRICES.

DRf GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.
The decline in gold enable. u.tc Offer GREAT
BARGAINS in ALL KINPs OF Dkf GOODS:
faIdwide Bleaehed shiriing Cotton. l2ss cts, very
cen;F-G spsria sarEais. Richardson's aud othsr
max ., sh ~ Ln.ns a. shssP as eeiSTe me sI,
y,sry cheap be'uri'ul spring nelsine. and Armures
Isi cents, he best gods made at I2h cents; also,
full stock q Gloves Hosiery, cor--ts, skirts. sc
u. With call. A'"' " BESgsNiS Y N ii LIS 'O'
mhll-tr 1o1 Bridge ST. Georsstown, y. q.
by THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer,
VALUABLE PROPERTY on GAY STREET. AT
a a, wrpSEsnuarIo NE; rrpxoou MI
and and the ii west e@ i PST Of 4 Lss
south side II Gay street between Congress and Hsh
.treets imgrc,sd by two frsme , DsellIns Hoas,.
Tens; one third cash; balance in one and two
cured by purchaser notes with deed Of trust the
property ConveysncinE and Stamps At the s cost Of
mi mh !, Std Z" THos. BOWLING, Auet.
10y THUS. BOWLING. Auct r., Georgetown.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE NEAR TENNALLSTowN, n. e.
U3Iones and wife 10 the undersigned as trustee,
~bearing ds'e the 18th day Of February, ls69, and
thu land record. Of the county Il I
and az the written request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned will, on THURSDAY, the
2.th day 81 March 100, at 1 O'Clock p m, sell, on
the premises, Tennally town, all that piece of
lard. being part 81 tract called st. Phillip and
Jacob and Whitehsven," beginning for the saIue At
the southwest corner Of John Cephus lot. thence
-cuth 4, east a. Il percfs to public road; thence
with said road south "a. 10 rerches south 2sS
west ll.64 pcTches. I'll, ice north 341a, II ~
perches: thence south S.. west IA psrches. thence
north 46 west 572 perches a roai: thence north
a east % % perches to the beginning, containing
q leo acres. excepting and reseryng four acres
and thirty seven hundredths therefrum.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; sufficient 10 pay
ap'ount due and costs of sale; the balance I'm six
Inon'hs. Convey ancing and stamps st cost of pur-
chosen. S25 must be deposited upon the fall II the
hammer. II the terms not complied with within
fN" DAVIS from day # sale the undersigned
tho right 10 resell the property the risk and Cost
# the defaulting purchaser.
b. II. CARPENTER, Trustee.
The property is near Conduit road, and about one
mile northwest Of Droyer's Rest.
fe2e 2awti THoS. BOWLING. Auct.
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HoHATIo BOLSTER was arrested yesterday nv
and nned SO by Justice Harper. N' h'en'e'
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CITY ITEMS,

ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS.
Business Suits, SO, $40, Sf2, s13, e15 and s1s.
Dress Suits, ais, &1S, 40, S25 and $50.
A. STRAUs' Popular Clothing Store,
Penn. avenue, between 10th and 18th sts.,
three doors east of 18th street.
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TABLEAUx-The ladies OF the First Congre-
gational Church will present series of tableaux
AZ Lincoln Hall ON Wednesday evening, the 23d
instant, repetition of the exhibition OF the lth
instant at their church edifice. On that occa-
SION every one who saw the representations was
pleased, and from them has come a unanimous
request for repetition. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at Parker's, corner of eth and F streets
OF at the door.
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e. 5. GRANT PosT, No -. q Ap ill ...
at Union League Hall Tomorrow evep;na whsn
lectures WI be delivered by Gen Shsnks on
Prison Lie IN the South, /" and by Gen. PACK
public will be admitted at quarter to eight to
hear the speeches. "sA' W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-18

COLUMBIA HosPITAL--The Board of Direc-
tori OF this hospital held meeting last evening,
Surgeon General j. X. Barnes in the chair, and
Rev. j. n. Coombs Secretary. There were pres
emit DIR. j. III. Thompson, DIR. Noble Young, DR..
e. II. Cragin, +. II. Smith, Esq, Moses Kelly,
Esq, and A. 3. Solomons, Esq. The quarterly
report was presented by DIR. Thompson, showing
Patients admitted into hospital, Al; patients
treated in dispensary department, 1s2; total 239.
Number OF patients in hospital at present. p;
number In dispensary or outdoor depart
ment, 80; total, 1O2. Deaths in hospital,
o; In dispensary or outdoor department,
4; total, 4. Births in hospital, IA; in dispen-
sary or outdoor department, 5; total, 10.
Mr.. Soiomons said the finances or the hospital
we're In . bad way, and that the Mayor had
promised TO give him . check soon for the g 900
donated by the Corporation Of Washington.
He also stated, that before the session of Con-
gress closed he anticipated an appropriation by
that body Of so 600 for the building Of a new
hospital, and for that sum, he had been informed
by architects, a building similar to the main
portion of Providence Hospital could be erected,
and afterwards enlarged. Moses Kelly, ESQ.,,
proposed the nameiof Alexander r. Shepherd,
ESQ, as member Of the board, and he was
elected Mr.. SolOmons submitted a resolution,
which vas adopted, directing the members Of
the board TO call upon such directors as have
not attended meetings and urge them to be pres
ent at special meeting to be held on the 18th
inst, and in event of their non-compliance their
places viii be considered vacant Adjsurned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-18

IHE BOARD OF POLICE CoNNIssIoNERs-T The
tor0Tdhon attorney and the HOuJiAan Cas.-At
meeting OF the Board of Police Yesterday the
IoioWing business was transacted: & Macfar-
land and Henry johnson were appointed addi-
nonai pr1yates, TO do duty in the Centre Market
Thomas j. Steele. charged with neglect of dutv.
was admonished that a repetition Of the offence
would De cause for dismissal Geo. l.. Hall WAS
dismissed the force for improper conduct
charges against private John DALEY were dis
missed, not being sustained. Applications for
licenses were refused Fred Gehrungs, Jeremiah
Mccarthy. George Schnen. w. w. Perry.
John +. Brown, and y. Z. Chestnut were ap,
pointed priyates on the force. On motion of
Or. Cragfn, the following preamble and resolu-
ton were adopted:
Whereas the Attorney Of this Board, VIM. A.
Cook, Esq, has been censured by parties who
were unacquainted with the facts for not An
gearing at the recent trial Of Sergeant Robert
johnson, on the complaint of John Hourihan
when he was not notified Of the trial and was
not aware that such trial would take place; and
whereas IT Is deemed desirable and proper tba,
the duties Of said Attorney shall be defined AMI
n,.-.. '-HH both bv the Board and said A ttar-
nevi Therefore be it
Resolved, That i'm addition to his present du-
ties, the Attorney of this Board be requested to
attend at the several police stations whenever
any ofieer Of the police may be on trial for any
nact committed while In the discharge of his
duty: Pr0rided, That the magistrate before
whom the trial Is to take place, or the Mayor
and Superintendent of Police, shall desire 1t
and give due notice to said Attorney.
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PENNIES FOR sALz.-Apply at the Star ONCE.

The CExrRAL DOLLAR SroRx. ID. Recr
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. ap
Market Space, between 9Th and sth Streets.
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. 25,I:
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Yesterday. a man named John
hornley, while working on the east portico of
INC itesufy department, was struck on the
neaI py a brick falling from the second story of
the building. Townley was for a short time
sehseiess, but recovered by the time his wouud.
wnieh "a not serious, was dressed and vas taken
to his home by some of his fellow-workmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-18

THIRD WARD REBORN REPUBLICAN CLUE
A meeting Of the Third Ward Reform Republi-
can Club was held at Wills Hall, Seventh
street, last night; Mr.. A. ii. Kinney, president
Miller was elected vice president, and Albert
Cutler secretary. Messrs. Kinney, A. Watson
Cutler, and DIR. Nj. Tucker addressed the meet
ing. The following financial committee was
then appointed:-Messrs. David II. Logan, NJ
j. Partridge and T. w. Sellhausen. MrKinney
onered resolution, which was adopted, extend
ing cordial invitation to the Republicans of
the ward who have hitherto taken an active part
In ward organizations to unite with them in
tneir EFFORT to bring about a change for the bet
Ter In our city government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-18

Other makes in proportion.
- Our price lists for CAsH,S COVENTRY
EklLLlNG, BROADWAY, BRITANNIA, EM-
PkEsS. ALEXANDRIA, AND MErTERHIOH
1kILtINGS, have all been revised and greatly
BUCK AND Isle THREAD GAUNTLRrs,
TUCKED AND REvERs MUsLIHs, PUFFINGs,
MARsEILLEs TRIMMING and PRINCES,
BUTTONS. NOTIONS, &C.,
Of every description,
AT LOWEST PRICES, AT
DAVIS
sol MARKET SPACE,
NH H2w CORNER sTH STREET,
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We are now receiving the finest assortment Of
FANCY and MILLIE cry GOODS ever offered In
Special attention is called few leading articles
STRAW HATS and BoNNETs, in all the latest
shapes. '
Fine FRENCH FLOWERS, UNSURPASSED I'm stvle
and quality, and at greatly reduced prices.
PLAIN, PLAID, eros GRAIN AND ROMAN
SAsHES, in all colors.
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS, all oolors and
REAL LACEs. LACE COLLARS. &C.. in every
HEMsTITcH HANDKERcHIEFs, all linen
from 20 cents to 50. ''
.I Bes. makes BLACK SATIN. at %. % as, % so
Best COL0RED 50 rs
Sou -.---......-.-..... 2.25
BEST SPOOL COTTON. 80 cts. per doz
JOUVINs KID GLOVES-.......-...-...... I 90
LUBlHS GENUINE EXTRACTS. 90
m ~ Particular attention is also called TO our
nVsiAhx ane the following revised prices:
10 BIS Iron FRAAE-...-.....-...... IS cents.
90 a, . 30 "
80 a. . -
- . 80 "
~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-18

NATIONAL AsYIrNFoR DISABLE SOLDIERS.
The Board Of Managers of the National Asylum
Tor Disabled Volunteer Soldiers met in this city
Yesterday. There were present Major General
b. +. Butler, Major General w. w. Belknap.
Secretary Of War, Hon. Frederick Smyth, of
New Hampshire, Jay Cooke, ESQ, Of Pennsyl-
yania, Judge II. L. Bond, Of Maryland, General
y s. Osborn, Of Illinois, Hon. Lewis B. Gunckel.
Of Ohio, and DR.. f. b. Wolcott, of Wisconsin.
The annual election Of officers Of the Board re-
suited a. follows President, General Butler;
First Vice President, Major General j. II. Mar
tindale; Second Vice President, Jay Cooke; Sec
Rotary, Lewis B. Gunckel. Reports were read
showing the asylums at DAYTON, Ohio, Augusta,
Maine, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to be in q
most hearishing condition. More than 1000
disabled soldiers were cared for during the
quarter, and the completion OF new buildings
viii enable the Board hereafter 70 receive and
care for all entitled TO admission. These asy-
lums have not only all the ordinary comforts Of
home, but are each provided with chapel,
library, reading room. school, telegraph and
post once, amusement hall, store, workshops,
&c, giving work and play, and, as q conse-
qeence, eontentInent and happiness to all. The
aGvAncement OF the inmates in morals and
religion IL marked. N
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Cheapeake and Ohio Canai-Ear1y
Rsumption Of Navigation Cover
~shtm = touiasss ON Hamd-T b q
wheat Market-FarIners Obifged 30
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CARPETS DOWN TO ANTE-BELLUN PRICES
BY an advertisement elsewhere it will be seen
that W. ). Mitchell x Co., corner 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, following the example OF
A. Il. Stewart. in New York, have marked down
their large assortment of carpets, both import
ed and domestic, thus affording an opportunity
to housekeepers to purchase articles in their
line at as cheap prices as prevailed before the
war. They have marked down to basis OF ITO,
which is the lowest point gold has reached yet.
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SAMARIfAN,s GIFT.

-. ID only real cure FOR Gonerrhes, Glest and Dis
$3.50 ceused from indiscretion. Only ten pills
vegetable We discard BaisSss Copab,a and lar
curry = being not only useless bat hurtfuI Gin
expos0re, and the extortios OF Qaacks Male PscSs,
- hees, %. Lsmaass, -. Sold by .. Q. FORD, and
mAls-eoly els Raee sfrs phn.SSEYs
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INDICTMENT TO Buy GOOD SKwrro MA
cHINR-Willcox q Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, viii hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire At the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 4oS Seventh street, between ID
on0 ". 211
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L HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None but those deprived Of this blessing know OF
fts loss. The pimpled, blosche1 and tettercoyered
person looks upon clear smooth skin with Jealousy
and inwardly desires the same. Thoee whose sys
tens are hlled with the virus Of SCROFULA and
other cutsneous diseases cannot have eood hath.
hen the blood 70 impure, disease IL sure 70 foIlew
AL have timely warning in those BlsteheS PIN
iee, letters, Seres Boils, Copper-coIored Patebss
Gales, &C: Avert the calamity By purifyinS fss
yetem with the
eAhAklTASs kooT AND 1EnD ices,
before scrofula takes Q firm hold
how many have the virus Of Syphilis I'm the systeu>
ana IN that condition Contemplate marriage, know
ing mt OF its banefu ind on the
To such We say STOP. First cleanse yourseif a.
these impurities; Of that scroiulous hich
IN many cases h hereditary IN the be-
Lore yo9 bring misery on yourself and onspfins.
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THJAsxs FOR KIND DEED.-yome vsets
einee, i've Scotch girls, on their wav To ME-
sippi, arrived here In q destitute cond;,ion
having been DELAYED on the route, causing the m
Ofhcers John p. Wilson, III. L. Atchinso1 snd
Edward hcHenry, at the depot finding then
unable 20 proceed farther, and not hayinc =
and repleBished their purses. For this Kind at
the ST. Andrews Society, At q recent meeting
passed complimentary resolutions TO the Officers,
handsomely epgrossed copy Of the resolutions.
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TEAS, TEASl

Jaran, oolsng. and Englsh Breakfast TEAS.
Fine Imperial and Gunpewder TEAS, 81 - per
pound. Good Imperial IRA, 81. TEA as lO~ AZ
rs cents per pound.
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IN THE CASE Of John Collins against the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany, and which suit was compromised by the
company, We learn that his claim for damages
was because the conductor Of an Avenue car
gave him an erroneous transfer-that is, q morn
ing transfer after the morning hour had ex-
Pired-which transfer was refused BY the
junction, and not down Seventh street, a.
ssa.ed, and thus conformed to all the rules Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-18

The BEST IS THE CHEAPEsT-Dooley's
Baking Powder has not only attained the posi-
tion OF the best but the cheapest baking powder
now In use. Strictly pure in its combination,
and SO exactly pr0pOrtioned that there is no
trouble In making light, sweet biscuits, rolls,
further in the culinary department than two
pounds Of any others in the market. Try it and
be convinced For sale by all Grocers in guam
titles to suit. eo2
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IHE !hkATERs.-JOhn f. Owens appeared at
1ne N a; ma Iheater last evening as "John
part as no one else can. Mr. t;ermon as 1Nr.
Codiyer and Miss Saville as "Mary Apex''
were very good; Vary was not as succefsful as
characters were only tolerabie, and the acto for
who essayed the part Of " Cynosure' WAS a fail.
ure both in dress and acting. "Dotp tbis ansn-
ing, together with "Toodles.' e'e"
At Wallis Opera House . bill of unusual AZ.
tractiveness will be presented Tonight for M
T.. b. Bishops benefit. The farce Of the Pet
Of the Petticoats" and the burlesque of 'Ala.l-
din, or the Wonderful Scamp" will be per-
formed, which is . good bill and ought TO fill
the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-18

READY MADE GARMENTS.
Black Frock Coats from si5.
Black Pants from IS, and
Black Vests from 8.
GEORGE g. HENNING,
No. 40 It'll street, Northwest.
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BURGLARY AT W. W. CORCORAN's RESI-
DENCE-Quick Work by the DetectiUes.-Last night
between the hours OF IL and O'Clock some
daring thief entered the residence Of Mr.. w. w.
Square, by getting on the roof and thence
through an attic window. He succeeded i'm
getting two overcoats, two small silver castors
and one two other articles. The fact was
promptly reported and Detectives Miller and
COombs by II O'Clock recovered the coats. which
were returned to the owner, from pawnbrok-
ers establishment, where the thief had left
them.
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I UNBERi LUnBRR N LUnsrR m

lsrse sfock end complete sssortnsnt q BUILDING
Ftns I'D eDruO Pickets, Cedar Posts. ALSO,
DRESSED LgABER
q eli kinds hand snd for sale e loves msrkss
rates By WILLEr RIDGRAVE
Oorner Asv York svsnss and 9Th street
one square from Northosu
Ldb0rfv 49,.
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BRAUN's AUToTYPKs, OF Paris on fra. sxhi
bit1on At Smith s. Strong's art gailery y 1911
are worth o visit from lovers OF art Anon,
the thousands of paintings from the famons gsI
leries of Europe, which may be seen and on joye,l
without the expense of . trip across the ocean.
are the famous Stanzas Of Raphael in the Vati
natura; also, Michael Angeles "David,"
Morning and Evening"" Ben. Cellini's " Per-
seus, and other equally cele brated works of the
greatest masters, from Raphael to the present
day, from the galleries OF Vienna. louvre.
Rome Florence, Milan, Venice, Basle Save
Weimsr, the SIstine Chapel, etc.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
G. q. O'HARE 81 SON.
GROCERs.

1913 SEVENTH STREET NV, Brr. n .Ss n.
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NEW STOCK BOUGHT AT PANIC PR CEs
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ESSABLIsHED ls44.
akDREw J. JOYCE CO., .-0.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERe,
ATT and AIS Fourteenth street.
REPAIRIEG In all its branches.
Al Cay,toses A<yf Jov R<paus, Stoydss or COMMITS
assured.
Keent.fo Brevster ,(of Broone street, Firth
ovenue. New York soB-eoly
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WIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .un.cr,,.r
,n., nss S6tsined from the Orphan Court Of wash
OF sdmin;.f,,,n tne District OF Columbia, letters
9AAnEs Z. WALKER, late of Wsshinetop count
Ssinet the said deceased are hereby warned 10 eI-
m.er 1hs same, With the you:hers thereof 20 tho
s tney may otherwise by law be excluded rom
III oenens OF the said estate Given under nv hand
ANN =. PARKER,
S-iaNSW hdministrarrix ~ n
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SUGARS,
WELSH PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR
For sale ne low any house in the city.
All goods delivered promptly free q charee.
NV. BURCHELL,
corner Of 18th and v streets.
eli under Rbbitt House.
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received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Je'
elry Store, No. 45 Pennsylvania avenue, b
tween Az and 9Th streets.