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NFAsoNICDIRECTOBY
LODGES

BoUTH MEEPHB, No. u8-meetB I'd MOndsytn
each m0uth-Hal cor. Madison and second.
W. S. Matthews, W. n; BEN K Pulen
Sec.
AsGEEoSA NO. lBs-meets LIST Monday in evr
cry month. al odd-F ell OWs Hail. Corner
Court and Main. C.M Carroll W,M.i John
Beamish. Secretary
E0o1T. no. Rg-msets LIST Friday Of each
moutn-Hal corner Madison and Second.
Fl. n. HfRhbee, W. H.; II. = judah, Sec
DESorO. No. Zg8-meets Sd Friday Of each
mouth-Ddd-FelIOws' Hall T. G.. Uuam-
or. W. NJ; T. ". Shelton, Sec.
KUWuNNuyG, No. HI-meets 4Lh Friday Of
each mOuth-at south Memphis Hall, cor
ner OF Madison and Second. ", A. Ed
monda, W.. NJ; Louis CEapskL Sec.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR
For Arkansas RiYsF---H8mphis gFd
Arkansas River Packet Co.
HE@AU, S, Nail LiHs.H

~ AAA4a4 -- -a
SAU. S. Nail LiH8.E
TVHE elegant Passenger Packets Of this line
4 leave Memphis for all points on Arkau-
sas river. as blows:
Steamer MARY 1D-----H1lu6 master
Every Monday. 10 pm.
Steamer T. 81. ALLEN---W oodDurnr master
steamer DARDANELLEBerry master
Every Wednesday ST PM
steamer PAc CLEBURNE-PritCnard master
Every Friday, at pm
The boat that leaves Memphis on etnss-
days goes through 10 Fort smith inc boats
tina leave Memphis on Mondays aud Fridays
connect at Little Rock with our Light CrauEA-
boats for Fort smith, and with So lgHs l9E dot
Springs, Camden, Arkadelphla ana "AsL-
tngtOn All the boats OF L-a
ing been built expressly Tor L-- --lG
possess superior HcCOmmOlale-s -- t
sengers ana unsurpassed laelll
BORING freighr TO all D0iut on the Ar
kansas river without detention, 90 any stage
ErsiSbts CONSIGNED to this company az
Memphis OF Mouth Of White river, VIII %
forwarded promptly 70 DESTINATION N+lA'-t
mary Holm D. ADAMS, President
VI. q. PATTES0N, Agent,
feI8 No. 8 Madison st., Stanton 8-2ez-
Merchants St. Louis and Arkansas River
Packet Company,
For Pine Bluff, Little Rock, LOulsburg, OAR
daneIs. ozark, Van Buren, and Fort
smith; composed OF the following
First class. LOW-Water Freight
and Passenger Packets
SALlIE, 7. B. l~5hns0l, Master
COLUMBIA, D. Haney, Master
UTAH, ]. K. Voorhees,, Master
MINNIE, - MastsF
Connecting at Little Rock with H-
Stages for Hot Springs and the
hght-draught steamer Little Rock, HOusl0u-
master. for all points on the supper Arkansas
Freight received at all times nom boat or
railroad and transferred, free OF charge. t7
boats of this line Marx and CousiEn goods
to 81. Louis and Arkansas River PACKET Coz
care Of ELLIOT q Ag'Is, Memphis
J. n. PHILLIPS q Co. Agents, Cairo
JAS. ]. SYLVESTER, supE
fe8 500 n. Commercial st.. 81 Louis, Mo
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READ Walker Bros, price list,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

GALL-soAP. for the washing OF tine siIken
Clothes and ribbons, is prepared in the follow
ing manner: In vesses OF copper one pound
Of coaco-nut oil Is heated to co. Fair, where
upon half pound of caustic soda - aided with
constant stirring. In another vessel, half a
pound OF white Venetian tUrpentine il heated,
and when quite hot, stirred into the copper
kettle. This kettle is then covered and LEFT for
four hours, being gently heated, after which the
FIRE IL increased until the contents are perfectly
clear, wh, reupon ono pound OF OK. gal is added
After this, enough good, perfectly DRY CASTLE
soap is stirred into the mixture 20 cause the
whole to weld but little under the pressure of
the finger: for which purpose, from one to two
pounds OF soap are require for the above quan-
tity- After cooling. the soap is cut into pieces,
IL u excellent, and will not injure the finest
eolors.-N0Eufaeturer and Builder.
~ 1T IS the queerest thing in the world what
charlotte Smith. of Rock port. NJ ass, IN want
OF her runaway husband, who she describes in
an advertisement as "a little man. badly Grip
pied in one leg. Que leg shorter tn an the other,
false teeth and bald head"
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EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Conclusion Yesterdays Proceedings
,ENATE.-After our report closed-

SENATE.-After our report closed
ne Inoian appropriation bill was further
amended, and finally passed-yess IS. nays2;
Mr.. ConkliDg then moved to take up the
House bill TO guard the purity Of elections,
amendatory Of the enforcement act OF lag. SEES
sion, IN order 10 make it the first business in
order for tomorrow.
The Senate then voted upon Mr.. Conklngs
motion, when Messrs. Baysrd, Casserly, Thur
I.an, and Johnston, the oRly democratic Sena
tOTs present, did not answer, for the purpose OF
defeating the motion By preventing quorum.
FG. Conklin- called attention to the fact, and
personally named each OF the Senators.
Mt. Thurman inquired of MIR. Coukiing what
he AZ going TO 10 about it. lLaughter.l
MI: Conkhng replied that he would request
Tie chair to have the names again called.
HE Chair Mr.. Carpenter then had read by
tie secretary the rule OF the Senate requirin ?
mt n Oers TO express their assent OF dissent upon
vote by yeas and NAYS unless excused by the
Mr. Thurman raised the point that the roll
having been called, no business could intervene
until the result of the vote was announced.
Tho Chair OyerTued the point.
At Sir. COaklBg's suggestion the names OF
fhe four Democratic Senators were again called.
when MesSrS. Bayard and Johnston after re-
SeiSH lndlyilIll nothcation that, under the
Irles. 1t was their duty TO answer, voted no.
heSsIs- CaSseTly and Thurman made no replv.
Inc result Of the vote was then announced
yeas -, nays J-beiDg two votes less than quo
After further discussion upon the right of the
Senate to compel member to vote, motion
TO adjourn AT ~ O'Clock showed three more votes
than were required 10 Constitute quorum.
Sir. ConkliDg's motion was then carried-yeas
IS. nays when the bill was taken up and rea q.
MIR. COnklipg gave notice he would insist that
the b. 4 should keep its place as the first bust
hess z order TO MORROW to-day after the expi-
ration OF the morning hour, and that he would
ssk al To- friends TO stand by 1T until it con-
rludt before the Senate adjourned.
At Ii.50 the Senate adjourned.
HCUSE.-Aiter our report closed
Ths bill making appropriations for the repair :,
Preservation and completion OF certain public
goIks on rivers and harbors, aud for other pur-
tOses, " as passed-ayes I 90, noes 80. The total
amount appropriated by the bill, as amended,
~ 81 500. and among the items are the fol
Iosu g:-lmpTOvement of Queenstown har Dor,
Nd, 5000; Improvement OF the ship canal in
the Patapsco river and Chesapeake Bay leading
toward the harbOr OF Baltimore, $4,000; i'm
movement Of James river, Va, below Rich
mOnd, $4,000, improvement of Appomattox
river below Petersburg, 1000; Improvement
OF the Rappahannock river, Slj,00O.1 Ad-
JOuried.
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II. 7. HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habt,
Of dissipation. used IN connection with the Extract,
Buchu and Sarsapsrilla, in such diseases e recon
mended. Evidence Of the most respons BILE and re
liable character VIII accompany tho medicines
Also explicit directions for USE ,cttA hnnf,sfs q,
thousands living witnesses, and upwards Of 10 m
unsolicited certificates and recommendation Letters
many OF which are from the highest sources tnolud
ing eminent hysicisns. clergymen, statesmen, &C
The Proprietor has never resortsd 10 their pubics
ton In the newepapers be does do this from The
fact that HE articles rank as Standard Preparations
and do not need TO be propped mp By csrtiicAtes
The Science Of N edieine, like the Doric Column
should stand simple, pure. majestic. having Tsci
for its basis, lnduc ton Tor its pillar, And Truth
alone for it Capita.
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W. 3 DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

W. DeL IS " ~ NhlEF ol"NAL OFFICER,(
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. 2}-lI - n. IN. /
nopsis of Weather Reports for ne pdst = Ao1frs
The barometer has been rising on the Pacific
Cost and in Nevada. The center OF low pres
sure las passed TO the southeast over Omaha.
anc IL now IN Iowa. The pressure Ii a. III minished
about one-halt inch on Lake Michigan, where
the storm predicted yesterday is now fell with
son heTly winds. Fresh south and east winds
I,Te Tsll on the Gulf: light northeast winds on
the Atlantic. The highest pressure has re-
Ina ned over Delaware bay, moving slowly to
the southeast. The weather has been fair and
cloJ dy in the Atlantic States, with increasing
South winds and falling barometer on the lower
ish ?. The temperature Is abnormally high on
the lower Ohio and Missouri.
-otdbiitiss.-It is probable that the storm
are will pass into Illinois tonight. and be
taI lily elongated 80 as to include Lake Erie
pTo 'Ueing northerly winds anil threatening
We; her tomorrow on the Gulf. fresh north
eaS .rly winds, and perhaps light rains and
snOf-, on the entire Atlantic, with heavy storms
on G lakes from the southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

Ny Extrsct Bsrssparilla is Q Blsod Partner; %,
all eases.
Both are prepared on purely scientific principI Pies
rs cacxo-And the most active measures OF sthe,
that can be made. ready and conclusive test WI
be comparison OF their properties with those sef
forth in the following works;
See Dispensatory OF the United statse.
See Professor pEwRRs' valuable works on tia
Practice Of PhyEc.
ZEE remarks 1sde b. the celebrated Dr. PHf.s
Phila.
See remarks made BY DR.. EpnRAIN MCDOWELL
acelebrated Physician and Member Of the Royal
College q surgscn,, Ireland, and Iublshsd u ths
See Medioo- ChirurgioA Review, publishsd b,
BENIN TRAvI1s. TeusW o. the Royal College q
sess NOT Of ths late standard works o. Medicinal
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4 NITID STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ OF feri facias issued from the
CLERK office OF the supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia, and 20 me directed will sell at public
aid District. on WEDNESD Az, the 18th day OF
March next, lS7l ct ~ O'Clock m, all defenddhfs
n the recofded subdivision Of Square No. 9se being
No: OF Rhiadeiphta Row, situate on 18th street
Washington. D. o., together with ali and singular
the thereon, seized and levied upon as
satisiy execution No. s,2SS, s. faver OF Stephen
FiaDaRen. ALEX'R SHARP,
res aus q. &. Msrshai, d. Q
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~ We 1AvEHHEB q Co.
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS
no. s43 LOUISIANA AVENUE. THIRD DooB
EAST or 7rH STREET.
$4,000.

We have Ct this time sEvENTY-FIvE THOUS-
Twenty Thousand TO invest in short business paper.
bought and sold. te2 II
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RI WM. p. WALL 4 CO., Anetioneers,
- New Marble Binding. Nos 900 and 3O2,
South cornervth street and Pennsvlvania avenue

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING ON 18TH STREET, EEAR1 u.
- By virtue Of three deeds Of trust dated March
IL, le61. March g 1859. and June 5, 1859, aud re-
.neorded, respeet,ysly; in Libsrs Z; .; 4 No 2.
and E, No II. folios rs 60 Of the land record. for
from George ". Hauptm8u and wife, to the under
signed. trustees of the First Ward Building Associa-
tcn and at the request In writing OF the treasurer
q the said association shall sell, in trout of the
premises, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of March, l57I,
6 o'clock p. M all that lot Of ground situate in
the city Of Washington D. g., known as part Of lot
seventies, ~ , in square two hundred and eighty:
nine, beginning for the same ct the ouiheast
corner o. said lot, and running thence vest forty
eight feet eight inches thence north sixty feet. to
the line OF north street; thence east three feet
thence south thirty ve feet thence east forty five
feet eight inches, to the line Of west l2th street:
thence south twenty i've feet. 20 the place of
ming, fmprov "a by two story and baseme at Brick
street north. ~ ~ : =
Terms Of sale: One third cash. (of which two hun.
dred dollars will be required at time of ealel and
balance in six and twelve months with interest Sc
cured the property sold. II these terms are not
complied with in five days after sale. the trustees
the right resell the cost Of tine default
ing purchaser, after Eve days public notice All
ser. MOSES KELLY. tr.
eAMOEL V. EILE5,S Iru'tees'.
IeH w. II. WALL co. Aucts.
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Most Of the above lots are we'll wooded and wa
teIeo viil De sold AS awbole in lots to suit the
views Of purchas. -
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in one and
two years.
For particulars apply 10 y. FVALDENAR,
45s Louisiana avenue, Washington, or
FRANCIS VALDEhAR, Colesyille.
fel .t2ith MONTGOMERY county, Md,
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Rl WI. L. WALL Il co. Auctioneers,
y New Marble Building,
Nos, 900 anL qO2 y w cor pa ave aud o,b a,

WA. l. WALL 4 co. Auctioneers,
u New Marble Building,
Nos, 900 anG 902 S.W cor Pa ave and 9th At
PEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE LOT OF
NEW AND WE'LL KEEP SECOND. HAM
nihNlIuRE. Ck0CKERY, STOVES, BED.
DINE pIANnS. &C, &c. AT AUCTION
CONNENlENCE OF SALE "
a On MONDAY.MORNINUi. 9Th Februsrv
i57 co. Sgn 81 55 = x sell On
~ Hot 81 new and well kept second hand P5Irni-
ture, removed TO our store Tor Convenience of
sale. on credit Of thirty and sixty days We name
in part viz:
Two Rosewood Case Pianos,
PsrlCr Suits, in Hair CLOTH and Rer,,
suk, Dduass sud Lace Curtains,
Velvet, Brussels. ply and Ingram Carpets
BeGsteads. Marble top Bureaus and Nasis,snas
Marble top TRb'es, Sleepy Hollow Chairs
Hair and Shuck actresses. kpring bpd
Feather Beds. Pillows and Boisters.
SteTesccpic Views. leo views, fcost $40,
Eteeere, faney Gilt Marble-top Table,
HatTaCk Oak Diners
Book Case, with Writing Desk CombineI,
Engraving. Walnut ENtensiOp Tables.
Refrigerator, 90 feet Rubber Hose,
Together with all the goods containei in the hDu.e
We Call special attention 90 the above sale as the
goods are in COED condition aud sale.
80 Marble.top Tables.
q Marble-top and Plain Chamber Suites,
Brussels pets different size, but little used,
Terms Of sale: All sums under 5 100 cash. over that
amount credit OF 20 and ~ days, for notes. SAL
tory endorsed, bearing interest.
sale positive, without regard to weather
Ie4 w. Il. WALL %, Aucts.
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TABLE, KNIVES AND FORKS,
II ct 81 per set: - n
PEE KNIVES, from Is cents TO Oh. Il
PRiSCES Loan Once Ssies room. ~
aua-n 1905 Pennsyl vania avenue.
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UY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- $40, Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets

IhUSTkES SALEOF THREESTORV BRICK
HOUtE, No ell SEVENTH ST. WEST
- By virtue OF deed of trust, dated November
81 IL, $50, and duly recorded in Lber No $50 folio
ll9, one of the land records for Washington
county, In the District OF Columbia shall sell. on
The premises. Ga MONDAY. the 21th day OF febru-
AIRY A D. ISL, at O'Clock p. m. all that certain
piece or PARCEL 81 ground situate in the city Of
ington ID. o.. being part of Lot 2, Ia Sluare i53.
beginning for the same at the southeast corner OF
SAID lot numbered nine, and running thence east
ninety seven feet to private alley INTENDED for
ngItss and egress to public alley IN said square:
thence north eighteen feet and eleven ano a hal,
inches thence west ninety seven feet thence south
with IN. line 81 seventh street eighteen feet eley
aud half inches to the besinning-im proved bY a
three steTy Brick House
TeIms: 500 cash; balance In 6. u and Il months
for notes bearing interest. and secured by deed OF
trust on the promises. All conveyaocing aud reVe-
nue. stamps At thecost OF the purchaser. Five han.
dred dollars down op the day Of sale sne tie te rm
are not complied with within five days sitter the dag
OF sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at The risk and cost OF the ofauItinr mn
chas! b advertising three times in some new spa
per In Washington CIV.
ROBERT DODGE,
Z. A. DAREEILLk, trusIees'
feh-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct's
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TkCSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE IN PRINCE GEORGES

H.
~ By virtue Of power contained in a deed OF
- arshall, dated LIST July, 1852, and duly re
corded in Liber III D., No 2. 1t folio ST. &C one of
the land recordsof Prince Georges county. Mary
land the undersigned, trustee will sell at public
auction. on the premises. on MONDAY, March 9th,
ISL, Y far-f not. the next fair day, (Hunday ex-
c.peCeaf the hoDr Of o'clock m, all that yalu-
ab!e Tract OF Land lying In Prince Georges county,
nd, bounding on the public road from Piscataway
10 Fort Tobacco. ono and o half miles from the
steamboat landing. where there IL steamboat run
ming every day for Alexandria, (known and called
Bellevue containing four hundred and twenty
nve acres. This fam adjoins the lands of jobs
manning, Mrs Catherine Clagett and John
carroll The I'm provements consist OF an excellent
Oieet wide, piazza and porches, kitchen and pan
rage house, ice house, &c
Three fourths Of the land rs arable the balance In
wood; s mostexoellent SOIL adapted to the cultisa-
ton Of all the crops of this section. Churches,
schools, mill. and post Office within q mile of the
residence This land 10 sold by order OF the Circuit
Court for Prince Georges county, at the risk and
cost Of l.. 7. Cartwright, Of Georgetown, d. q.
Terms Of sale: .One-lhird of the purchase money
to be paid IN cash the ratification OF the safe by
the court, $500 Of which one third 20 be Deposited
With the undersigned Is soon - the property is
ance TO De paid IN cash or In equal instalmen due
day Of sale, and secured BY deed of trust upon the
estatethe deferred payments to bear interest from
PHILIP A DARNEILLH, Trustee.
MARBURf WHEELER,
eW 2aWts Solicitors.
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- Successors to Cooper LAtimer
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and 18th streets
CHlCkEBING PIANOFORrE. TWO PIERMIR-
HOkS Nth SLABS AND BRACKETS. DAM [.
Ash CURTAINS. BRI SSELS AND 9TH R
CCAAkPHETs h9sEE201 PABL0R sgIrE
On TA UESDAY MORNING.. March ;,
R1FJ at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at No. 1913 n
" ~ street, betw cen 18th and l9fh Streets al ex
celient assortment Of Furniture, &C, consisting in
part Of :. = "
Rosewood Case ChickeIipg Pianeforfe octave
Two Pier Mirrors with Slabs and Brackets
Rosewood PsrlOr Suite in Green hep
Brussels Three Piv and Ingram CARPETS
Walnut Marble Top Tables.
french Fire Gilt CLOCK. Rugs.
Hall Iron Suite
bsmask and Lace Curtains.
Mahogany Dining Tables. Reirgerater.
Oak Cane-Seat lining Chairs
French China. Glass. and p lated Ware.
Oil-Cloths. Hearing Stoves
Wsrdrobes, bedsteads, Bureaus. and W8shstan U.s.
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Beds Bolster, and Pillows.
Paint Cd Cottage suites.
Tin and Stone China Toilet Sets.
Blankets, Spreads, &C.
Kitchen Requisites.
Terms Cash. LATIMER CLEARY.
fe2-d6ds. lRepubJ Auctianesrs
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u No. $40, sou theast corner Of tn and streets.

DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u No. $40, sou theast corner Of 7th and streets.
- By virtue OF DEGREES Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, OF the 1sth OF San
mary. lTl, and Of February 18th. 1911, IN Chan.
al plaintiffs and Alice v. Brodbeck and William
j Brodbeck are defendants. will sell in front Of
on the ist cay OF March: ISL, Lot No. 9. the sub
north side Of Pennsylvania avenue, between 9TH
and 18th streets, and extending back the depth Of
the lot to o twenty foot alley, and ct an average
depth Of ~ feet inches, and improved by three
story Brick House. with pressed brick front aud
good two story back building, being House No.
l149, fronting on Penney lyania avenue, between
18th and 18th streets west.
Terms: One-fourth cssh, and the balance In notes
Of the in equal instslments, one two and
three from day OF sale, with interest from the
day the rate Of ten Dsr cent annam Day
able Il. INTEREST," gu yearly, with permission
TO the purchaser 10 pay the whole Of the purchase
money at the time OF aAle or to pay his notes, or
any one or more Of them, 1t any time before mstu
rity thereof; the purchaser to pay 500 down
at the time Of sale, and complete the sale with
in i've days fhereaffer, otherwiaa the properly
to be resofd Of the and risk ~ the defauitins
purchaser. The purchaser to pay for stamps and
all conveyaneins.
GREEN & WILLIAMS.
fel7.ee&ds sfRepublioanI Asctioneers.
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HI. HELMBOLDS EXTRACT Rr,Hu
70. weAkness srbias from Excsssss habit, O, Bs,
lowing Symptoms: AZ '.s 1o''
aspoSfion 70 kxertion, Loss Of Power
49, NasnorJ' DsfheulJ Il Breathiaa
wesA Nef.ee, TREMBLING,
pfmnes OF visoa, Pain ia The 8asx
bot Hands, Fi-.hfnsa. a. a.
Dryness OF tie skin, Urnns,,s nttha ~.
Universal Lsssitude % PsiisS ,l,nnten.ncs
the Muscular system.
These symptoms, II allowed 10 20 on (which "A,
medicine Invariably removes, soon follow
TATUITf, EPILEPrIO FITS sc
IN one OF which the patient may sxpirs WIN 80,
.ney are not iresasatiy follow 81 by tsoss dire
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
MANY are aware OF the cause OF their susertps IN,
none VA confess. The records OF the sane e iuus
and the melancholy deaths by oonsum ption bes,
ample witness 70 the truth Of the assertion
The Constitution, once affected BY organic vesk
ness requires tue aid Of medicine 70 Strengthen ara
V Vxf1f ser ne v y ten y ch n. HkLIBoLDf
VIII convince the most sceptica.
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RAILROADS.
pALTIMOKEAN AND OHIO BALBOA

f(ALIIMOBEA AND OHIO RAILROAB
WASHING roS, December .. 1870.
T&S ffS s4ttfln sSs ;Shl - u
WkST are now run as follows viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
s.s m; is4S' 500, 4io. $40 $40, G'is and
FOR ALL WAY sTATIONs
esEe Gan. snS Exp. Sunday 6:4a and Gas
For prime pal wsy Stations BIadensburg, Belts,
sts tsu!s 90 Sa ana and ssa
nG ss aS SacSl % shsi seS p
a. Jessops. The $40 p. m. stop, at Annapolis
The 500 m. on Sunday stops 8, during the
week. ~
Lave ANNAPOLIS
train to or from , napolis on sunda,
ON nsUNpAY;
Leave at 500 8. m and 3 90, 5 40 and -oOpm
Leave at 90 59s W WAY ~, STATIONS 7 At
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6:A5 O. M, and
On sunday at 500 and 90 D. m. only, connect
Wbee,in s" ststloh With trains frem Baltimore to
Fer stra.burg, and points between Relay House
and nd. stEssbnI sissys a 90 eonneetins a!
heisy hoI use With strasburg and Winchester accom-
Through tickets to the Yves, can be had at the
Sshneton station Ticket Once at Oil hours in the
For New York: Philadelphia and Boston sec adj
j. l.. WILSON,
Master of Trans portation.
-. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO 3. kOONTZ- Gen1 Ae't, Washington. fe23
TNHR0UGH LINE =
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WasHiNeIoN, June 3, ls70-nooA.
nh ]. =; ;s;is sE% S S1Ek are 49,
FOR NEW YORK. 1rt,hon, CHANGE ofca,S.
Ieave daily texcept sunday at 500 8. m, II A 8
FOR PHILADELPHIA
and $40 -. m.
ON SUNDAY
Leave Tor New York st 300 p. m. and PhiIadel-
pli at $40 D. NJ.
Sc epiDs cars for New York on D. m train ONLY
Through tickets to Philadel phia. New York or
Boston can be hsd at the Station Once az all hours
OF the day.
see Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad advertisement
for ssheduie between Washington, Balfimsre, An
nSpolis and the West. j. L. WILSON,
l.. II. COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. :. kOONTZ, Agent Washington. JslI
NOTICE III you wish to get . frst-cIa,s
~ SUGAR CCREO HAM
OF the Old Mar land Brand.
AT 20 CENTS PER POUND,
:. Go 70
L. T. LANCASTER.
13s and 1873 Centsr, and
tets W sa Northern Market