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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

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!! 3 ~ ess 81 ! Is. Is In s
i@ei Is defs: deunanl god S Slos6c.
6sf1ey highsr; primo 70 chokce d e00t II.
Naea uegk: fill prices oakDd, but 10 de-
.nand; asking On. Lard do II 70. Bulk
moats hrn and demand light; shoulders
$40; clear rib sides 60: clear sides 81 as;
sales 100000 pounds Of clear sides 1T $40.
Bacon firm and demand fair for sides; sales
Ct gu 1l0c for clear rib sides and clear
sides.' Hogs dull and dropping; best grades
IS 75oG Whisky buOyant, but unsettled;
sales at sc; now asking $50:
ST.. Louis, April 20.-Flour quiet. and
unchanged; superfine winter IS 50; extra do
IS IS, double extra do IS 1896 Is. Wheat
heavy; northern Iowa spring 81 81 No. :
red fall 81 50. Corn stronger; No. mixed
500, yellow afoat 5214c, mixed in SACKS 9cc.
Oats firmer; No. 2 in elevator ~ COL sc,
mixed in sacks 53S53!tc. Barley: best is
hieher 1t $50. Whisky SO. Mess pork
higher and moro doing at $l9. Dry salted
shoulders, packed, 67Gc; clear rib sides 8kc.
'Bacon firm; shoulders ~ 07lsc, clear rib
siies 9lkc. clear sides 100 1Ohc. Lard quiet
1t Il0l1hc for tierces, 1214c for kegs.
Hogs and cattle unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April 20.-Consols 93A. Bonds
90h. Tallow 42s Sd to As.
LIVERPOOL, April 20, Evening.-Cotton
closed with downward tendency; middling
uplands IND; Orleans 7l4d; sales 10000
bales, of which 5000 were for speculation
and export. Pork 72s Cd.
LIvERP0ob, April 20, Evaning.-Bacen:
Cumberland cut 45dx short rib. middles
AID.
LONDON, April 2O.-The Bank of England
shows an increase in specie of E249, 900 since
last reYiQrt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

g. 1n911sh War Steamer Ashore.
n6ugou, Jamaica, April 1.-the Eng
Une nHoo0ec Immortalite is ashore on
~ b hArbcr. Other war vessels
onf1oet wore unsuccessful in their
x xDevo her. Guns and rigging,
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COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY RvRxIHe. April 20, 1871.
CorToN-The sales to-day summed up 1000
bales, partly at frmer and partly at easier
prices, requiring no change in quotations
except in the outside rate for middling,
which We reduce 1sc. We also give the Ex-
change figures, which are for even running
of its types, while ours are for average
lists, with the outside rates for strict:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

The officers of the Narragansett Steam
ship Company gave a complimentary re-
ception to the journalists and members Of
tho press of New York Thursday afternoon,
oh board the steamer Bristol, which is
thoroughly remodeled, refurnished and re-
sumes her place ON the Fall River line to
Boston. Colonel James Fisk presided at an
elegant banquet, served in the lower main
saloon, and responded to the congratula-
tory addresses in characteristics and most
felicitious manner. The speeches expressed
the highest regard for the members of the
press and their services to his public enter
prises, remarking that although sometimes
they came close to tho bone. he believed
they were in the main. right, and liked
them for it. Mr.. Il. Simons, managing
director Of the company, followed in some
remarks describing the magnitude Of inter.
est and property controlled BY the COM
pany, and brief speeches also were made
BY sevsral gentlemen Of the city press.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

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Bx1o7aa
NEW YoRx-stsanaAiD Ledsua-l Pig n1ss
yes a.!.e. e NY as.r = ~ 1885,
81 LOun-sssamsr City II Alssn-soo sazs Of
HXvas-Ship Ella . Thsysr-asis ba'ss cotton
TAEsoUrH-Bark nsris-lso4 bales estte. :
RPO0L-Steamship Juan-Ss47 bales cotton
nR01fs.
Notwithstanding Havana-1lsl bxs sugar 10
hhds meladc q go q en and sundries ~.
pkgs machinery II cases mdse 50 grste bars and
'I MESsiNA-B.rk e.. E.s,e.ssoo bxs lemons ssn
bxs oranges GO cantons sulphur qr-csk vino
UTILLA-Schooner 9 Whipple- 800 plsntains
800 pneapples lAlo punches bananas 1910 cocoanuts
MOBILE Steamer Louise-ss bales cotton and
sundries
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUlS-steamer Bismarck-43l bales cotton
hid tobacco $3.50 bblS -four 1871 sks corn and sun
LOUISVILLE Steamer Kate Kinney-lss bales
cotton hhds tobacco ii ~ sks osTn and sundry
NATCHEZ- Steamer Wade Hampton-2sl bales
cotton II ska seed cotton and 0undfios
LOBDRLLS STORE-Steamer W Pike-22 bales
cotton 1i3 bids sugar and Glndries
LOWER COAST-Steamer San N1cholas-19 bbls
rice and sundries
CINCINNATI Steamer Mollic Ebert-2014 sks Of
corr End s.ndyy produce ,,.,,.
LAFOURCHR-Lugger Meteor-ss bbls potatoes
3500 lbs seed cotton and oundrio0
Steamer Frolic-Sundncs
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
ANTE RIvER-SteameP Aice-50.000 shingles
5000 feet lumber = cords wood { sks cotton seed
y" JORDAN i RivER-schooner susann. 1900 bbls Of
BiEOxI-schooner Philadelphis-looo bills char
MLOxI-Schooner Three Brothers-looo bbls Of
PEARL R1vsR-scheoner Martha w.shingtn-
PENSACOLA Schooner Paulins-ss. 900 laths 4S..
II Tc tsfi es M.rth. D4oooo feet
i, DBL ss .sod wood
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tiger-l0o bills sand
JORDAN RIVER schooner Leandeyane-o.ooo
BIZ THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERIN RAILROAD. April $3.50 bales cotton and
'u 8okdXTs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
April 2o.4 hid. sugar bbls mola:ssc g bales
lasaes and sundries -
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD. April 2O-302 bales cotton hhds TO-
becco and supdrios
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

new Otloo0D. January ~. l6U. jazz ~
NVRAvELkBRs, ATTENTION:
THE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN.
DllssIssdPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS,
Run their Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cara,
thor combined length without change
And but ono change to New York and al inter.
mediate points
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE TO
DESTINATION. e
The 9s2O A. N. Express Train runs Daily,
(sUNDAYs 0CRPTBD.)
na1es close connections for vicksburg. Memphis
e Louis, Chicago Louisvils. and IN pcnts beyoad
sesgnE cass It night Canton to Grand Junction anS
The Mall Trsin leaves New Orleans Daily,
at 5s3o r. n.
aaks: schedule sonnsctisn. Nth Lightning y.
Carries the great Northern Nail.
The - Now YORK. - Hours.
Nov and elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cam run -
Homno,dt. Tenneseee, Cleveland. Tennessee, and
-? fps ram ssasa south arrive. st l:sln
Mal Train South asrivea It 1870 A II.
and Great Northern Rsaircad and Hississippi o..
trel Railroad Once, Morgan's Limo Wharf
Corner Camp and Common streets, and ct Dspot
+ e 0kWALL, General NupeEinteodenf
8. + CURRY. Genera! Ticket Agent, ksv
Orleans, jackson and Crest Northern Ra1
3. FROST esnsral superintendent
D, p A3R.Y: GsnsE.l Tieiss Agent. l,aaas
& W SCOTT. General Passsnssr Agent
Two THE KAsT.........TO THE East
Va Lsuisvius and Ollie and BIissisaapDj
Railway.
Tho completion OF the Louasvills Division Of this
rad, and the splendid equipment for passsngss
travel makes this the
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI.
all FONTS RAsr AND NORTHEAST.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY,
With direct connections from tho south for On,
cinnAt
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
d sure and elk for tickets Vi. Louisville and The
Ohio and Aiesisaipp Railway, for sale ct al prin.
opal ticket e0ces IN the South and in Louisville =
the General once OF the Company. corner Fourth
and Main etIeets also 1t Gait House and Louisville
!. R-ncfsts T. cincinn.si ..d point. Ea.t ~
this 6ne, are good on mail line steamers. and 0a0
hne tickets ar0 good on this road.
CHARLES Z FOLLkTT,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, It LouiA
J. l. 0RISWORD,
General Superintendent, St LouiA
THOMAS DORWM.
iysly oeksl Southern Agent LouisvillA
ID PEClAL TlCk.
s.. Leuis. Iron NIeuntain ana seueAsrs
Railroad.
THR ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To St. Louis, Chicago, Omaha. San Francisco. st
Paul. Kansas City, Lesvenworth, St. Joseph.
And all Patnts North, East and West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot
daily 1T 4. n and p n.
AN KXPRRSS TRAIN leaves the foot Of Canal street
Chattanooga Railroad, making close connec
lions 1T Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road to al points North, Hast and West.
AD. SHELDON.
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Jackson and Great
street'' under City Hotei ~ q e sEnx1n
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Mobile and Chsttsnoogs
Railroad, No. $50 Common street, under st.
HwINGFfkID,
General superint&nding Agent 1t. Louis, lion Noun
tain and Southern Railr0ad. no34
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21


NEW ORLEANS. CHICAGO AND TIM
WEST.
TIE ILLINOIS CI1TaAL RAunoAD
BLUE LIME. VIA ,CArHo.
. WIN Talks 1rsashs g.
RE Now or,.sas !. a.its,... - -.
49, LEAVING DAILY. At EVE +. M...Ioa
Caire, Chicagss A. Al Hs1t MeslA
West and Rast, = sAeIsswsaeR assss
An rates and IN through Nm q llaine a. ~
o ossa only SD: = sSs ess Ssc o.. 3D.
s Shipper: ass s. ss. ss1ss ~. !. srssses
under eve. sss = sSsss: s. - . 80.
inE,. 9AMD :; Tvck1a
ST. LOUIS.
Msrehs.ss' ss.sAsrs. P1ekss. Csapesy.
T. n. rss e - - - -. GeigS.
steamers Of this lfno vii lenyo
Das follows, ct 8 r. L.: 48
JA11Rs HOWARD.
B. r PnonAn, Master,
.sATgRDAr, ARrl 8
Central Rsiiroad. and t. n psinas = -.
White and CalaSsrland rivers fhr6aSk IN q
Id end 1asss tx s,sss = 6:
STEVENSON & vRRtAnD1l, Aqsafs.
JONI r. BAKER. President t. - ''''' =
Bills Of ladinG over the nlinsis Central Aatsued
'- '' - '''' ''-' JAxEs I. TUCKER,
IT. Ls.is ana New 0vssaas Faskss Csu.
U0oys
nm HfNRYR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

A gentleman in Indiana saved the expense
Of divorce and enriched himself BY trading
of his wife for secondhand gun and
peck of beams.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

The demand was both general and brisk,
and up to the receipt of the New York tele-
gram quoting gold at Ill, against lila an
hour or two before, prices were we'll main
tanned, buyers finding it difficult to operate
at our Inside Quotations, but later in tie
day they showed some weakness, but not
sufficient to require any reduction in quota
tions, except in the outside figures of mid
ding, which was in less request, and ruled
in favor of buyers.
The Exchange reports: Market gener-
ally unchanged"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-21

ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Arkansas River Packet.
Leaves on SATURDAY, April -, ct SIN
$780, h Fer Rort 6G1aS. Yas 11re..
Dsrdanc!le, Littls Rock, Pine
BLUFF and al wAy lan1inep-The
'nne ana ~ poeeenGer stsesnsr
IDGRORTER.
yeaS a.! A. w'..lA1s nastss Josn 1nD. Clerk,
river, with privilege Il Eeshpelna. For ffeiGhf q
p.s.see apply on board, Or e w sUS6.
spSl No lCo0nen' street.
LOWER COAST.
Regular Lever Ceass Raekse-Tv1co =
at u II. - =
- Fer 10 Horss, Duras,
pf{Sa( Pointa-la-nashe I'D IN planAa.
Dtioa landiaes-TAe NV a1sen~
HAMMOCK CEEY.
Tin place Of the BEadish JoSnsoa.1
ynY fosRH, Aaster. q. CANTON, JI.. Cork.
wiz Leave - sbove, returning every Henda4
and Thursday. J. MPxfEsON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-23

The official journal of the French govern
ment publishes an interesting tabular statement
showing the sums contributed by the different
Cities Of the world for the relief of wounded
French soldiers, or Of the widows and orphans
Oh Frerch soldiers, during the late war with
Germany. In this record London, the largest
city in the world, stands credited with only
2b,'2l francs, and New York, the largest on this
continent, with i6,lO6. San Francisco heads
the list, having sent the handsome sum of 626 O4I
francs, CT nearly one dollar for every man.
woman and childin her limits while NewOrleans,
with larger population, and which used to be
called the Paris Of America, on account of her
IArx French population and French manners
and ide.. :, sent only 10 200 francs.
Curious, enough, Washington does not APP
rear in the lis, At all, although Fair for the
purpose indicated vas held here Tor several
days, and it was understooa hat quite hand
Some sum was realized from il. 1t ouid seem,
therefore, that there has been great negns nee
somewhere, either in renting or aekn.wi-
edging the receipt Of the proceeds. VIII some
BODY kindly rise and explain?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-23

The simple preparations for the event at the
Russian legation, and the quiet, self-poise of the
people of Washington during the visit of Prince
Alexis, stand in striking contrast to the tawdry
show and vulgar toadyism which marked his
brief stay in New York. The royal visitor tn
Our shores cannot but be impressed in our favor
by the comparison, which, by the way, as
much az any single criterion. illustrates the
widely different character of the two cities.
New York, though containing nearly a million
Souls, and Open-handed to a fault in extrayagant
display, is essentially narrow-minded aggrega-
Ion OF provincial ideas and instincts, both in
thought and styles, and can no more stand with
equanimity the presence of a distinguished per
sonage in her midst than can the WONDERING
pumpkins of an interior village.
Washington, on the other hand, stands As the
type OF the highest and broadest civilization on
TIE western continent Having been the center
OF the intellect and culture, not only of this
country, but Of friendly nations, since her
foundation, she is thoroughly COSMOPOLITAN in
Ideas and manner, and while she pays due honor
10 all visitors, she yet preserves a decent COM
1Osure and dignifed self-respect under all cir
cumStances and before all mortal substance
with more truth than any of her sisters can she
say III the language of Britain's laureate
Men may come and men NAV 90.
But go on forever"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-23
Largest Circulation in the District
Yesterday.s Election.

The result of the election in this District YES
tsrday as shown by the full and corrected returns
in our local columns Is exceedingly gratifying to
al who desire that this seat Of the Federal Coy
eminent should be worthy in all respects of its
position as the capital OF a great nation. For
many years old fOgyism prevailed, and our
people were tainted with their want Of enter
prise. The election of President Lincoln, and
tie war which followed infused new spirit into
our people, and after the war attempts were
made 10 improve and beautify Washington. but
what was done was in accordance with no general
system, and the results produced were not what
ihey ought to have been considering the amount
o. money expended There was consequently
great dissatisfaction on the public spirited
Ciuzens, and the result was an application to
congress for a change of our form of govern
ment- This application was granted, and we
all know what followed. The Board of Public
Works, composed of five gentlemen of acknowI-
EDGED worth and ability, conceived proper idea
OF the responsibility attached to their position
and instead of cOntenting themselves with patch
ing broken payements, agreed upon a general
system Of street improvements and sewerage
which would benefit all parts o: the District. To
rarry out this plan money vas required, hence
the proposition for alOan OF 81 900 900 for special
improvements. This was passed by the LegisIa-
tive Assembly in spite OF the efforts of the oppo-
nents of progress, who had year after year fought
every appropriation for improvements inch by
inch They carried the case into the courts. ami
then came the injunction proceedings, already
familiar to our readers. The Legislative Assem-
bly, in the meantime had passed another bill sub
hitting the proposition for loan of a. 900 600
TO vote Of the people. The election was held
yesterday, and the result that the people of the
District Of Columbia have given majority of
1876 in favor of special improvements. Tins
was the living issue of the election Yesterday.
and while the friends Of improvement and pro
gress never doubted the general result, vet the
large majority in their favor in every election
district took them by surprise. Even the Third
district, which last spring went democratic nv
800 majority, this fall gives the republican can
didate q majority, and endorses the loan bv a
large vote The friends of progress have right
10 be jubilant, and date new era from this cleo
fiOn. The subscription to the Piedmont and
Potomac Railroad was endorsed by IL ,4s1 major
1ty OF the delegates elected twenty are repub-
Leans and but two are democrats but both the
latter are progressive men and will not oppose
any measures which are so clearly for the goodof
the community as a judicious expenditure of
money for local Improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-23

Many Frenchmen are seriously considering
whether another war with Prussia would not be
less disastrous 10 them than the bleeding process
Of Count Bismarck, which is paralyzing the
industrial interests of the country The dis
appearance Of coin has forced the Bank of France
To issue ten franc notes, and as a sum of
soc coo more is almost immediately due the
Germans, the effect of this further drain on the
resources of France is looked forward to with
great appreheDsiOns. While this is going on
Prussia Is accommodating the precious metals to
such an extent as to give her a great advantage
over her neigbbOrs, and at the same time she is
Extending her arbitrary but eficacious military
system 10 the states comprising the new power
created by the genius of Bismarck and Moltke
In the Kingdom of Bavaria military service has
just been made compulsory upon all by the
sanction Of the Reichstag, and that country, like
Prussia, must hereafter be a vast military camp,
and all its able-bOdied male inhabitants soldiers
OF course France would have no chance if she
entered the lists single-handed against such a
formidable rival, and hence the lon ing eyes
turned to Russia as the land of promise from
which Is TO come help in the new war to be
waged for exemption from further payments to
Germany, and revenge for indignities already
suffered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-23

The PGtriot rises to explain, in answer to va
1ious newspaper statements made in regard To
The condition and circumstances of that paper
Ii denies that Mr.. W. W. Corcoran purchased
Tweed's stock in the Patriot, but says that sin
view Of the serious complications (' serious
complications" Is neat) in New York, and for
other reasons, some Of the stockholders deemed
Il expedient to purchase the interest of certain
gentlemen in that city who were involved in
''those complications" 1t claims that no paper
." ~ country rests upon more substantial
financial basis than itself, and says that under
new and vigorous management, and with the
highest editorial ability in the country, Z" 1t VIII
prove Itself power in the great political con-
test which Is now about commencing" Bat, as
the Patriot r. an advocate of the Passive
Policy Tor the democracy, il is not easy to see
lust how that power Is to be displayed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-23

sVIt Is the fashion for ladies to wear their
cameI's hair shaWls folded square over the
shonlder in the shape Of a cape.
sVConverts from Mormonism have eontribu-
e. az GOO for the spread of the gospel among
The Mormons.
s<Hartford's police, within the past two
months. have returned to school four hundred
and fifty truants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-23

N. B-The auctioneers call the particular a ten
ton of the public to the above sale, Messrs Full
TON CO., not having had a sale for the last two
years, have large and well selected lot of GOODS,
which they have determined to sell without reserve
r. & co. have several Watches and other yau-
able articles which they have held IL months,
and the depositors have them on payment Of the
principal and small interest.
We advance money at less than one hall the usual
rates. nOl5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-23
GIVE YOU AN IDEA WHAT
WILL BUY AT
SILYERRERG'S

AN IDEA WHAT DOLLAR
Il WILL BUY AT
SILyERBERG'S
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
Look over the following
LIST OF ARTICLES,
And if you see anything Thin yGu want go there and
EVERY DOLLAR YOU BUY.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
a rair Brown Fleeced Hose, pair Iron Frame
rssan very fine Linen h.na
kerchiefs finer do, finest do, Lace or EN-
and collar sha pss L Eaee
Collar, pair fine Kid, Cloth, silk or Buck Gloves:
Or on S hSePhys Gle%G
splendid Ladies MerinO Vest, all leather satchei
Fan oe s bs.e. ss
othe articles, including full stock of Jewelry.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
4pair superstout English Halt Hose, pair super
ha1dkeEehieis, better, do, best do, 8 colored
me Cloth or Kid Lined with Fur Trimming Buck or
SR Ileeeed GOTss pair Of the best snspenders
Inameied Sleeve Buttons, Screw Studs or Pin Very
long all wool Scarf, excellent Merino Shirt
FOB CHILDREN.
a pair Brown Mixed full regular Hose, pair Iron
moral pair better do, fine Knit saeque, Hood or
Leggins.
Dolls in about 20 different styles dressed and I'M
dressed; Doll Carriages, Cradles and Bedsteads,
Tables, Sets Of China or Britannia Dishes, PIANO.
ramas, Puzzles, Tool Chests, Building Blocks,
Paints, AscoIdeons and Concertinas, Mouth Har
mQhicas, Trombones Comets, Ten Pins, Bagatelle
and Tvoli Tables, Trains of Cars, Express sgons,
Hose Carts with Bells, Punch and Judy, Ranges and
Stoves, &C, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Set OF Chessmen or Dominoes, Bras kets in endless
variety, Fancy Wood Mats. in a set; White Piaue
do in set; Brushes and Combs, Umbrellas, Silver
Plated Ware, Statuettss, Vases, Busts, Gard and
Fruit Baskets, Desks, Work Boxes and neces. aries,
Chess Boards with Men, Lava Smoking Sets, Puff
Boxes with Puffs, Hand and Standing Mirrors, En-
made Tides, &C.
YOU WILL SAVE FROM 25 TO so GENTS ON
EVERY DOLLAR YOU BUY.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED EVERY DAY
B. SIkVERBER0. .5r
3l2 SEVENTH STREET,
noe-tr Near Pennsy vania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-23

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES u
" CARRIAGES
On hand, number of new and second SS6t9S
hand CARRIAGES, of the vey best make AfES3&S
and finish. All work sold warranted to be of the
best quality. ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
Corner 9Th and ID steets,
Factory 40 6th street.
REPAIRING promptly attended to- no 23-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-23
PERSONAL

~ SIDNEY HOWE,
NLA1RyOYANT, MAGNETIC TEST MEDIUM
Call on him at the Continental Hotel, 1913 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. no23-3t
IN MARRIAGE.-HsppyR Relief for Young Men
~ from the effects Of Errors and Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured.
lmpedments 20 Marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remark able remedies. BoCks
and Circulars sent free in sealed elopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth
treet, Pbiladel phia, Pa. seq 3meoSW