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Government Securftfes.
stock ReDOrt.

By DAM tfS. Brokers ard COmNl.Te~rf T.l.grapt
Lewis johnson a 90. quote stocks aud bond. m
h.me and foreign markets, as roIlows:
NV YORK, March s.-u. 5. q, ISL, coupon. 49,
s5s, o. coupon, IL 3 3s, "a coupon, lil', s-8s
% coupon, ~ Sos. new. as, coupon, ll15.: sN's
o., coupon, nos; 5e's, 6s, coupon. lni: 10 eos
coupon, luz: Currency SIS, ia Mariposa, 90; do
pref d, -: Canton, 7i.s; Cumberland, -: We.,
Mail, az; Boston Water Power, 3lI.:. Adams IN
s SIsssi sS' Wells Tsrgo Cos Enprs-s g.
Central and Hudson, So: DO; scrip. az krie, ai4
Readins, l0.As Michigan Central, =; lake Shore
snd Mishigan Southern, g.ss; onion Pacific Rail
Piftsbnre. us; Northwest, 7s; do, rveferred
sZss Cieveisnd, Columbus. Cincinnati, and Indiar
apolis.-; New Jersey Central, lUei4; Rock leland
III; Milwsuke st. Paul: 5. :, do, preferred 76,
abash And Western, s4l4: Fort Wayne, 81
chio:eo and Alton, Ils.. ord; do pref d. IIsi. Ohio
ana mississippi certificates. 49,; Coiumbns Chi
$50 4 Indiana Cent. 3Ols; Tennessee state sixes
10 %. 90 new, S4n.: Virginia State sixes, old.
-; Missouri sizes. sls.: Central Pacific Bonds
"a: Union Pacific First Bonds, IS. Gold, ul'.s4
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This Conference, which was in session at
Frederick, Nd, voted on Tuesday tina. the mex,
session Of the Conference be held 1t Asbury.
Baltimore; and after the stationing of preach
frs mad been announced, the Conference Adj
journed till next year.
The presiding elders are BENJAMIN Brown.
Chesapeake district; James Peck, Potomac dis
trlct; y. II. Brice, Lynchburg district; p. e.
walker, stanton district; Tighlman jackson.
wheeling district; +. Lawson, Lexington dis,
tr1ct; ID. p. Jones, Ohio district.
The appointments in the Potomac and Lynch
burg districts are a. follows:
Potomac shington-Asbury, w.
w. Forman; Ebenezer, q. &. keves: George
town, Mount Zion, q. I. Pinkney; Bladens-
burg, d. Mayberry; Sandy Springs, VIM. Hicks;
Br0okyille, p. ii. Matthews; Clarksbury, J.
GROSS; Patapsco, X. p. Bell; Severn, E. Auk-
ward; South River, W. Landlord; Annapolis.
II. X. Ebert; West River. l. Snowden: CaiyeTi
w. ii. Draper; Patuxent, f. Hammond: Mari
ooro', d. l.. Evans: Oxen Hill, Daniel Wheeler
Lyiechbarg Distriet.-A lexaHdria. j. Dayi :.
airisx, Noble Watkins Langley Z. W. Walk
er; LeesbuTg and Waterford, X. Lane; Middle
borough, X. Reed; Waynesborough, William II
Cls2tOn; Lynchburg, Fl. II. Carroll: Lynchhnrg
circuit, W. LeewOOd; Richmond, X. T.. /. War
ner; Norfolk and Portsmouth j. ID. s. Hal:
Northern Neck, Ii. Valentine; Liberty, J. Scot .
Mount Ararat, j. II. Butler; Burksyille ID
Jones; Newburgh, G.. X. Williams Port Tohac-
co; y. II. Randall; Buid's Creek, Robe. O
Wheeler.
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',sksdphed E1clEstrsty 10 TAs Erss,ss Ssss.
BALTIMORE. March 9.-Cotfon irmer; midiliue
Wanda are held at Isl. Fiour duh and weak
I All bus ness doing Clover seed in good demand
heat very suist and unchanged: receipts, ,OOl
'useels; sales $40. White southern Corn weak al
.hss receipts, go bushels; sales $3.50 bushels
,as higher 81 60a62: receipts, lOD bushels: salee
,shi Po,k weak. Bacon weak. Lard quiet o. His
whisky rm at pc.
BALTIMORE, March 9-yirginia sixes old. ss.. ,is
asked; do. 1866 IS bid, 81 asked; de- 1857 sii,iS
%. ssktd; % coupon, old, Is bid, s51l asked; do.
NEW YoRK, March 9-GOId strong, ns. Govern.
steady at about. yesterday prices. SoSeV. Vi.
giniasl5es, o: DO new, g. North Carolinss, as do
nEw YcRK, n arch s.-fiour dull and usneha nssd
sest luiet ana nominally unchsr Ged. Corn luiet
THE FOREIGN MARKETS
LppNp.N. March 9, II ~ O. .-Consols, SIS. fer
~ ~ american securities. quiet. Bonds, iS3,s
ssi<: iosos old slz; lS0 Sss; u. COS, 50; Erie
IL illinois, los1s; Great Western, So Fine rosin,
LIVERPOOL, March 9, n N m-CotNeu stsad,
1900 bales. %
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~The New Haven police have . shsrp eve
ON every boy between the ages OF ana rs that
= cannot account for themsslves ara srrested
for uuAncy.
~n = reported that Mdlle. Nilsson has taken
treat fancy 10 young lady in Bloomington,
to Europe with her. The Bioomiueton Mis- h
raid to possess tret clase musical talents
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AGAirs In New York.

NEW YORK. March S.-The trial OF the sa ,ors
OF the ship Robert Edwards was continued to-
day, and the defence II low submitting It's eyi-
dence.
Mary Grossman Ard Mary Ann Body. d.
mesties at 2il east 18Th street, have beet a >
rested on the charge OF setting fire 90 the prem
Sc. Ibe keeper, Mrs. Crawford, wsspreyiOgs.,
arrested on a similar charge.
since the 18th instant the pension agencies
have been disbursing quarterly paymsu's 20
invalid soldiers and widows and orphans ~ ti.,
war The latter have received MP 20 TODAY
$4,000. Tie total paid the latter exceeds
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Wall street presents feeling OF comparative
quiet and dizziness in marked contrast to the
late intensity Of excitement. though the temper
OF the market is strong, but without decided
activity in any direction. The money market
works easily, and borrowers on call are charged
per cent. on United States securities, and
per cent. on prime mixed collateral.
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The California Rranch Pact6c Rail.

SAB FRANCISCO, March 9.-The construction
Of the California Pacific branch OF the railroad
from Vallejo through Sonoma county, by x.y
OF Santa Rosa to Healdsburg, will be com
menced immediately.
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Nominations by the Rhode Islaus, No
pNhllcAl Convention

PROVIDENCE, March 9.-The RepubIi AN
S.ate Convention met today. Hon. Jonathan
Brayton presiding. Tie old ticket was re-
nominated, a. follows: For Governor Seth
Padelfordi for Lieut.. Governor. Pardon W
S'e'ens; Secretary OF State, John X. Bartlett.
Attorney General. Willard Sayles; General
treasurer, Samuel A. Parker. The conven-
ton was entirely harmonious, and tue nomins-
tiohs were by reclamation, except in one IN
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NAVAL CFDBRs To DAT-Litu'. Command T
Silas W. Terry, has been detached from the
Naval Academy and ordered to the Severn.
Carpenter W. VI. LaightOn, has been ordered .
4aty IN the equipment department al the
Portsmouth, y. h navy yard. Ensigns Jane,
Frank I'm and Nelson L. Houston have been
detached from sigma! duty and ordered to the
Asiatic ileet.
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WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

HI
WASHINGTON, ID. G., March 3. 50 A. NJ
Fun reports are now received Al Washington
The department. has not yet been able TO ar
range for the regular telegrapLic tabular re-
ports Tor the benefit OF the large cities and ports
synopsis Of Weather Reports for tie past q
hours The low barometer whose center was
on Tuesday morning reported on the Western
plains, and Wednesday morning in Iowa. j.
now in Wisconsin there have accompanied il
the predicted storms and high winds from the
Gull 10 the upper lakes; these now prevail from
Ohio northward and westward, but have abated
IN the Southern States and on the Gulf The
pressure lie now recovering on the Atlantic coast
with general fair weather in the South; cloudy
ard Threatening weather to the eastward
Southerly and westerly winds prevail on MichI-
gan and Huron. The temperatur is high on
the lower lakes; falling on the upper fakes.
heavy snow is reported in the extreme north
west.
Probabilities -Fair weather with light winds
Is indicated for the Gulf and south Atlantic:
fresh winds on the middle and east Atlantic:
brisk winds and fair weather on Lakes Ontario
and Erie; high winds en- the remaining lakes
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To be Hung To morrow

4LhANf, y. n, March 9-JOhn A. q Oelet.
counsel for the neerc-John Thomas-to be .,-
ecuted in New York tomorrow appeareI
before Chief Justice Church, asking ae.ay OF
proceedings. The CHEF Justice rendered de-
cison al midnight last night refusing tie ap-
plicaiion. The Governor also refu ed |. further
respite.
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Mr.. f. ID. V, FAME, one Of the secretaries q
the British Legation, has gone to Europe on a
leave Of abseEee for several months.
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CORNnss, MsE,,, s
NO go 18th ST. Get, opposite b. Treasury est sb-
ibhed in Washington. b. O., 1861 j He succes-fuiIy
treats Corns, Bunions, Chiliblsins. Club, aud In
growing sis, and OF her diseases of the feet With
cut pain or inconvenience 20 the patient The shoe
can be worn with ease immediately after the opera
uon Refers fo the many eminent Physiciars Sur
sesns, srd thousands OF other responsible persons
Nno pstronize his establishment Hours. from a
"a 70 m. owing to press OF bu sne.s ct ON ce
Or White IL unable 70 visit patients at their resi-
oeuees. except between and D m. ian 81 ly
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wsman ~ weifas man should be steadily
employed TO preserve good health.
oCongreseman Bowen denies applying for
Q divorce In Connecticut Probably some frienda
got Tor him ae . surprise presently. 4.
standard.
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steam rN In.


NEw YORK, March s.-Arrived, the steamer
flAmsteed from Rio Janeiro. Also the steam
ers China, from Liverpool, and the Brittania,
from Glasgow.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
Las, Nigh. be; Two g the E1Eas,,etnt Of the
LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE
TEIS EVENING,
Most g sititely Last Night OF the Burlesare OF
FAElS, or, Tx APPLE OF DISCORp,
With "a Splendid scenery Csptiv Stins Music Seo.-
geOe Costumes. Local Hits
GREAT BILL FOR
hlsS IHOMPet : BENEFIT. u
4 o y
THECHILpRES or TuEISIAND INSTITUTE
SJSCkI SCHOOL,
FOJB HUNDRED ~ NUMBER.
WI rsseat their Concert for IL" Benefit of the
SchlC'. - the
ETEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
CrrleT lOth aud " streets,
IN FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH iO,lsfI
ASSISTED
AeCOIPLIsHED PERFORMERS
Under the Direction Of
PROFESSOR GEORGE BASCROFT.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
Childrer under Il years, 2s cents For sale at the
Book ores. m4It
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvsNUs.-The receipts from This
ourCe To-Day were s349. 0s1 81.
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PRESBYTERIAN UYIoN.-The committees o;
the Presbyterian and the United Presbyterian
Cnnrches, appointed to consider the question
burg yesterday. and organized by the election
OF Rev. DIR. Dickson, chairman. and Rev. L
j. Reid. of Pitts burg, secretary. The projeci
Is looked upon favorably, andthe friends OF IN.
union expect 1t win be effected during q,
present year.
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NILSSON sings at Lincoln Hall tomorrow
night. A few choice seats can yet be secured.
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a Quick Traussa R.t,road R,,,.

ALBANY, March 9-Nr. Genet Iutrost1r. mr.
me senate bill fer aack transit railroad "a,
New York, which 10 said 20 be comprom,se
agreed TO by all parties.
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Shipwreck and Loss

Boston, March the schooner Arno 81,
Andrews, for Boston, Was wrecked recently an
Woods Island. Two OF the crew perished.
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The Dry Goods Trade.

The following report OF the wholesale .lry
goods trade during the pest week is condenseJ
from the review Of the New York DAILY RuIls-
TIN OF this date The market has been NOR.
animated during the week, but the volume o.,
business is apparently considerably less thar
was anticipated by dealers generally. Brown
sheetngs and shirtings in standard era les are
IN GOOD request, and are sold close to produc-
ton. The demand for medium weights has AIS.
Teen good, and considerable sales have been eff
Iected OF the leading makes, chiefly Tor the home
uade Bleached sheetings and shirtIngs have
Dot been selling so freely as during some time
past, and the stock ofnearly all grades is rather
better, though still considerably les than i
usually held at this stage OF the season. Prints
are seiilng fairiy, as compared with other fab
rlcs, but there IL much less animation in the
trade than is usually noticeable at this be-
flo0 OF the season. Printed WINS aud perca,es
OF the most favOrably known brands are SELLING
with unusual freedom, and the stocks of some
makes IN hrst hands are already much reduced
Cassimeres are in good demand from western
anu outhWestern dealers, and heavy move
ments OF fine and medium light weight rancies
are reported by agents. The clothing trade are
not buying 10 any extent. though there is soma
inquiry iron the class OF BUYERS for heavy
weights. and goods offered at q concession conId
be readily moved. Cloths are without note
worthy change, and are selling steadily in such
amounts as are suited to the current wants of
the distributing trade. The dress goods trade
with importers has been unusually active durIng
the past week, and dealers look for its contina-
ance through the next ten DAYS or so
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The FRENCH ASSEMBLY FALLS OUT WITH
VICTOR HUeO.-In the French Assembly yes
teTday Nj. Tolain proposed the abrogati0n OF all
laws restricting the right OF the people to hold
meetings and form associations. n. Theirs, re-
plying to question of NJ. Germaine, said the
expenses OF the war outside Of Paris exceeded
l,10O, GOO ,000 francs. A committee Of the Asssm-
bly, made report in favor Of annulling the
election OF Garibaldi to the Assembly from
Aigiers. Victor Hugo proceeded to make q
speech v A-mly defending Garibaldi, but was met
by great tumult in the chamber, and when he
attempted TO continue was met by q storm of
Kisses. tie thereupon announced his immedi-
ate resignation and abruptly left the Assembly.
A New York Herald special saws that the As
sembly leaves Bordeaux on Saturday and meets
at Versailles on Monday.
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~A Liverpool journal Ia authority for the
story that wealthy Englshman, Thomas Dut-
ton. recently deceased left q 900 In his will TO
the family Of the late Gen. Robert T.. Lee
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The LIGHT WHIGHT CHAMPION CHALLENGES
TIN CoLLIEs-Biily Edwards. failing to make
match with Sam Collver, is out with a ehal.
ienge offering TO fight Tim Collins, for 81 400 a
side, at l2i pounds, or catch weight the pnt TO
take place on the same day and in the same
ring az the Mace and Coburn nght-N. Y.
Standard.
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INV YORK, March9. -1here were twenry-four
eids for gold to day, amounting 20 ,os3 60a az
from 1850 20 ili-50. The awards will he So
0O0, 900 IT from ii0.2i 10 Ill 80.
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A Cur OF TEA KILLS CHILD.-Frar
Bannon quarreled on Saturday last with Al
Ruby, . girl employed by Mr.. Bowers, of
cup Of hot tea at her. IL missed and strps
Michael Bowers, age }, son Of the girls em
ployer, burning him SO terribly about the head
face and neck that he died on the following 4 A.
Bannon fed, and has not yet been arrested
". Y. Tribune, Sth instant.
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WHAT GIRLS SHOULD DRIxK.-Dr. Dio Lew
Is; IN ms BOOK, sour Girls" says: I am aston
ished that young woman who is ambitious OF
clear, nne skin should drink tea. 1t is gres-
enemy to fair compilations. Wine, coffee, and
cocoa may be used without tingipg the skin.
habit the eye OF the discriminating observer de-
tects 1t in the skin Tea comprO mises the com
plexion, probably, by deranging the liver Weak
Tea or sonee may be used occasionally, in mod
crate Quantities, without noticeable harm: hnt
ADVISE all young women who would preserve
a SOFT, clear skin and quiet nerves, TO avoid ali
drinks hut cold water. 1t is an excellent pl an
TO drink one or two glasses OF cold water on "
ing down at night, and on rising in the morning
III YOU have good teeth, and can help the food
into your stO mach without using any fuid. ex-
cept the saliva, IL will, in the long run, cor
tribute much to your health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-09

IL YOU WANT TO RESTORE COLOR OF
1OJk BAH. remove psrtTua or stop its f1lI
ing, use SATTAN CRYSTAL DISCOVERY, the
sreat"sf discovery ifCT the Hair OF the age No
sedim''t 20 stalns, nc poisODs, never fails II j.
NsiraEted. has been tried by thousands ~ iatie,
and gentlemen, and given universal sstisf.rtinp
On the hs.r CT hsaers il acts equally well Brash
gty 20 WHY Hair II makes soft ard silSsa. 1t j.
siCkey or dirty, aud can 80 applied a. easily a,
ptter To simply dress the hair, Crystei Discoy-
cry u uneSceltd. Aftsr X has besr us9, say eral
tlats the heir assumes a cheerful aud elegant an
pssranee IL is o. entirely harmless that IL affords
taose tbst are Disguised with the varions
poisonous CON pounds known as RenewcYs, Restr-
ers, hegcherators, and by shundred other names t.
mlsiesd, smother opportunity, and this time TO &C
complirh their object without injury Put o in
bottles holding half Is much asan any other, and
cor seqUentiy the cheapest in use
". NM Nv
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LECTURES.

a. X E.
snb,ect SOCIETY AND THECHTRUB. nr
helsilons Between the Temper 81 and Spiritual
Orders.
Rev. q. WHITE ID. D..
Will lecture the above subject under the anspce,
Of the
YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIETY
Al Walls Opera House.
sUNpAf EVENING, March IL, At Z. O'cl.ck.
Admission cards. 20 cents, admitting gentleman
and lady % cents, admitting gentleman and two
ladies, u Pros eeds Tor the clothing and education
VI po1f ooN- mh7-st
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JHK NATHAN MURDER. Superintsn, len
kel-o, OF the New York police department, in ,
conversation last evening with representa- / We
OF the press, stated that from about six week
subsequent to the murder Of BENZ amin Nathan
the detectives were convinced that William
FORESTER wap the perpetrafor OF the crime A
proclamation describing Forester, and ofi,erin.
reward of So 500 for his arrest has been iss led
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

WHISTLES, GINS, KTC.-I am now Offering at
reduced prices nv celebrated brands Of RYE and
BOURBON, "Oid Crow, Bowen, /" 'Choiee Old
Rye Robertson "Cld Family Nectar .Mo
nc1Sahela, '"PiLe Apple" The above brands haye
been selectsd with great care, sn6 Certainly the
pest Oh red IN our city and IsUres that Cannot
tsm 70 sur all. respectfully call attention 10 INV
ISH uiN, bought by me a. auction in New
lork ara which can sell 81 seless per gallon han
the cIis nal price. O. QstTIER
Importer OF Wires, Liall0rs etc ,
Ans frorrlet"r Of tue Celebrated
To- NATIVE VINE 6iTTERS,
hhc-u 12l7 Peunsy Ssnia avenue,
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PRoMoTEp-Undert the recent act of Congress
Paymaster T.. L. Dunn and Surgeon Maxwell
wood, OF the Navy, have been promised TO the
position OF bead of their respective bureaus
with rank OF Commodore.
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DOOMS Y. N. 4. A,
CeRNER NINTR AND ID STREETS
OPEN FROM a. n. To 10 P n
ALL ABE WELCOMED
FKEE READlNG Rooms.
with Papers aud Magazines from ell part. OF the
country.
LIBRARY OF 5000 VOLUMES.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS a. l2ls and . 10
GHMNAsIUM, BOWLING ALLEY.
AND BATHS
LADIES HEADING BOON
YOUTHS, CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS meets
~ o. m fRipAfS- Jal-
No: ass ON E1HI.!TIOs No: 4ss
ornIsT.S AT fsrRssr
n ARKRITEH'O,
No ESQ Seventh street, between ID and = strets
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Uhofce Oil Paintings, Bngrsvings. ChrOmos, Re.
Also, Largest STOCK Paper Hanginss, window
Shades, Picture Frames, Picture Cords and TasseB.
Bfnls, Nails. &C, IN the District.
- TkRNS, CASH.
Please remember Name and Number spDly-
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BATCA ELOR'D HAZE DYE.
~ Ahn splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
reliable, inst rs, does not Gu atain
nor any rtahc poison TO produce Daray ais or
Sos.s;n the ssanted and delusivs
w A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had fAsrts ysa,s
untarnished reputation to uphold its Integrity a.
y al Druggists. Applied 8, l6 Bond street New
YORK, teS-N
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IhpkSTONe IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow.
10 the best article for cleansing and preser, ns
'eeth seld By all druggists Price, Is and 80 cents
.JOCvkhS NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER
s.oIes soied gloves equal to new. Sold by all drug
sisfs and fancy goods dealers Price = cents desfy
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IIAGIO IN THE PAR BLOB

TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
. Childrer under II years 2s cents For sale at the
Boob ores. mo It
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GALE OFrVALUABLk REAL ESTATE lAT
~ AUCTION.
SPLENDID oPPORTpRKIrY RoR INVEST.
CUSTOM HOUSE, ALEXANDRIA, Va.

. COLLECTORS OFFICE
y BY authority OF the honorable Secretary OF The
the Custom House, on THURSDAY, April 9Th, at
~ O'Clock m, that valuable piece of land, 70 rlo
Union streets, Alexandria with the build
On on. ksSwn e the old Custom House property. on
One nth cash: the balance IN four equal auarter
yearly Psyments, tths first Of which shall be made
sale until paid. Any failure on the part OF the pur
chsserste make the payments o. above will involve
the Government Of the payments already made.
cefuncate o. sale and possession, subject to the
bidder pom the scceptance OF Ms bid by tSs Sc
tary OF tho Treasury, and the de-d executed when
the last payment shall have been made.
All bids to be made subject to the approval of the
recreSsy Of 3rsesury the Department. ressrvina
interest Of the government 90 do so. 80 '-'
mhZ3-td n FURaRR Oolla~to.