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BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEpIcINE.-San
ords Liver Inpgoraor-a purely Vegetable Cathartic
and Tonic-for Dy spepsia Constipation, Debility Sick
Headache, Bilious Attacks. and all arrangements OF
Liver Stomach and Bowels. Ask your Druggist for it.
Je1nars of limitations. mh30 ly cow
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GULF CITY BITTERS.
THE Gulf City Bitters,"

THE Gulf City Bitters,"
ARE |"
becoming daily moro popular In this community, and
wherever used fast
SUPERsEDrNG ALL OTHER BIrTERs
They made from tho most harmless but invieors.
ting Ingredients and have for their basis tho puruot
and choicest OF spirits.
AS AN INvIGoRAT0R. APPETIZER AND A
STIMULANT 10 THE INVALID
or those sedentariy employed, they INVALUABLE;
ana they are offered to the public upon merits which
cause them TO be Indispensable to every Household
AFTER THEY HAVE ONCE BEEN TRIED.
Dand for tho GULF CITY BITTERB have Teoentiy
enlarged the capacity of manufac urinR promises
and will. in future. be enabled to All promptly All
orders, city and country.
THE GULF CITY BITTERS
be by Single Bottle from any of our RoGa.
Liquor Dealers, DtuRgists Saloons or Grocers.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT LIBERAL. RATES
Prepared only by
CHARLES FRICKE,
Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
North Commerce Street,
Mobile. Alabama
JOHN HENDERSON, IS Tchoupitoulas at,
Sole Agent.
Also, Proprietor OF the celebrated GERMAN BIT.
TEkS sure and reliable remedy for AGUR aud
FEVER, and all LIVER COMPLAINTS NOS Iy5p
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A NEGLEC1ED Cough, COLD OR SORE THROAT,
which might be checked by simple remedy, like
browns Bronchial Troches, if allowed to progress
may terminate seriously
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Thousands attest its virtues, and from all
quarters of the Globe come testimonials of wonderful
cures performed by Simmons Liver Regulator.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

NEW ORLEANS, March %. 1874
W. j. KELLY. ESQ., President Branch Nc. ,. Hbernian
Benevolent and Mutual Aid Association Of Lou.
isiana, Present,
Dear slr-By direction Of Nrs HUGH McCL0SKEY
take pleasure In handing yon the enclosed order In
your favor. Mr. John O. Murray SECRETARY Of Board
Of Delegates No. ls4 Carondelst street, the Of
two hundred and ak dollars amount Of widsvs
F1nd, which she In notified 10 payable to hse, under
the ruies OF your Association the widow Of the lste
Hugh MoCloskey, deceased and now ut her disposal.
Mrs. AoClosksy respectfully asks that you viii be
pleased to accept these funds in remembrance Of the
association Of her amentsd husband with your
honorable Branch and apply them to such use a. you
may In your discretion deem proper.
ALLOW to express to you. and through You to your
noble organisation tho profoundest wishes OF Mrs. Nc
Coskey that the essty for future Of tho
admirable and humane provision Of tho "Widows
Fund may. under tho mercy OF Divine Providence, DO
averted from your Branch and members for length
ened period Of time.
With great respect your obedient servant,
JAS. d. MARTIN,
Representing Mrs. Alice Mccioskey.
HALL OF BRANCH No M.Act a 70 Of Ia 4
JAMEs D. MARTIN, Esq:
Respected Sir-I am in receipt of your communiea-
ton of tho 26th nst with enclosed order for the
of two hundred and sixty six dollars $780, generously
donated to this Branch through by the widow Of
our lsmented brother member, Hugh McCloskey. Esq
accept In the Of Branch Three Of the Hbernian
Association. this gift from the widow Of our
deceased brother member knowing. as do. that the
noble generosity which prompted this truly
act Inherent 1t il in her nature fostered
by him whom We now lament and whose life and every
pure the very air Of Heaven which he now
breathos. Called away might say in the primo Of
life from the Geld Of his industrial lahors sacrificing
his fe In the maintenance Of the freedom and purity
Of his adopted country he leaves void in this
nifty and in Association which few others ALL
Through you honored sir, hereby tender to Mrs.
Hugh McCloskey. tho sincere thanks and everlasting
gratitude OF myself and those whom have the honor
to represent
have the honsr to remain with great respect, your
obedient servant, VIM. J. KELLY,
mh33ft President Branch No. 2.
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Murmurs of the Tied-Married people
grambling.
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J. c. Triton, PIrTsBURa, PA.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND 50


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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SECTION OF ST. MARY OF TIE ASSUMPTION
Catholic Militant Union Of the CrOSs.-The officers and
members the various German Sections OF the city
respectfully invited to attend meeting which win be
held on SUNDAY EVENING. 3Oth ins3 , at O'Clock,
at the School Constance street Jackson.
mh3olt HY GRoEBEL, President
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Observation-Disclosures No. 4-New Orleans March 30,
Is73-The regular monthly meeting Of Branch No.
will be held on WEDNESDAY NEXT, April 9, 1873
a o'clock in St Johns Schoolhouse Dryades street
n. wHEELAHAN, PresidrEf.
PATRICK MoLoNY, Secretary. ma3oIt
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OF. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI

This institution chartered by the State Legislature,
and conducted by tho Brothers OF the Sacred Heart
has been success operation since 1885, Beautifully
sive view Of the Gulf aordirs all tho advantages
of tho breeze and bathing in the Summer Its spn
did location great Indictment to heathful exercise
and for the pupils The CONNER Course
comprises all tho branches Of good English education.
TERMB:
Board and Tuition per session. payable half yearly In
advance -. esq 90
waebnc per .ssion Observation-Disclosures 10 90
Beddiog per &C ssion (optiona- ---....-.-.. 10 90
Doctor's observation-disclosures. ..-...-.-..--.. S 90
vocation II spent ut the institution. 30 %
CHARGES:
Piano and Violin per month, each 90
Use Of Piano per month %
Flute per month w
Brass Instrument, per month 70
Spanish and German languages, per month, each. %
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. FLORIMoND,
noh3O 73Ly Director Of the College
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STAPLE GRocERIEss
FANCY GROCERIES ,

We Arc now in receipt Of an invoice Of
CHoiOE AND FRESH TEAS.
at greatly reduced prioee. sueh a.
ooEoEG.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST.
1xpzR1A1. and
Java Cordova and Rio COFFEE.
Choice Yellow GOSHEN BUTTER.
FULTON MARKET BEEF and PIG FORK.
Davis and Crown S. c. HAMS.
g. C. SHOULDERS and BREAKFAST BACON.
SPARE RIBS. PORK TONGUES.
Picked SALMON. Ness and No. MACKEREL.
Holland and Roe HERRINGS
Largo whits GOLDFISH and Smoked HERRINGS
CHRESE-Gruyere, Sap Sage. Holland and Cream.
LARGE HoMINY, GRITs and CORN MEAL
Smiths Ten Strike and other Choice Brands Of
FLOUR
Keller's Old Bourbon and wallaces Mountain Dew
WHISKY.
Fine Old PORT and SHERRY WINE.
otard, Dupuy Co.'S BRANDY.
MoEwans and Jeffties' SPARKLING ALE.
Aullers LAGER BIKR-in quarts and p.nts.
Which We will sell at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
All Goods guaranteed give satisfaction and deliver.
ed to any part of the city FREQ of drayage.
A. w. sKARDoN & CO.,
0ROOERS,
Corner of jackson and Rousseau streets,
mhso 1t rouRTn DISTRICT.
CAUSES
EMBROIDERY AND LACE STORE,
FoRMERLY A. LANDSBRRG,
TRIMMINGS.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
CORsETs AND FANCY GOODS,
Royal Street.
Between Customhouse and Bienville,)
mh3O I'm NEW ORLEANS.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER
Fresh arrivals by every steamer Of FINE GOODS
from the manufacturing districts of all the leading
articles In keeping with SHIRT and GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE.
Ring
DRAWERS -; S
Six HANDKERCHIEF ELS ..-...-.-.-.......-------
Six Good Linen Bosom SHIRTS for ----..-..---. o.
A call is respectfully solicited by
SpeciaIty-SHIRrS made to order at the old stand,
corper of Canal and st, Charles streets. mh30 1t
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NOVELTIES
Elders Catholic Bookstore.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUAs-in great variety.
FATHER TOM BURKES LECTURES-tho book
tho day.
BERLIN CaRoMos-framed and unframed
NE SPOKEN MoRD-the Priest's Wade Mecum.
ALTAR CRUETS CRUCIEIXES AND CARDS.
TIE FEEEMAsONS-byM Mgr. sigur
WAX TAPRRS-plain and ornamented.
PLAIN TALK TO PRUTESTAHTS-Si1ur
BEADS. MEDALS. SCAPULARS, ETC., etc.
All the BEST NEW BOOKS OF THE SEASON are
arriving constantly publshed. For sale by
CHAS. d. ELDER, Catholic Bookseller
/ je4 SPIT New 6ricsns.
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A sound fnstructOr-A teacher of music
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HIHE GREAT AMERICAN COOKING STOVE
J. DEPOT,
No. 100 Camp Street.
The Champion American Stove never fails to give
satisfaction all defects known to exist in other Cook
ing stoves have been entirely remeded in tho Amer
can. The Economy Dispatch and Durability of this
Stoyo have It the favorite wherever introduced
you Stove, buy only Bridgefords Old Reliable
AMERICAN.
All kinds of Cooking and Heating Stoves hand
House Furnishing Goods, Mantle Crates, etc.
Special attention given to Gutterng and Roofing.
Blowers Ash Pans and repairs for Crates furnished
at short notice. PHIL. McCABE,
Agent for American Stove.
sells 6m 5p leo Camp Street.
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A MEXICAN MUTUAL. INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS,
25 Commercial Place,
between Camp and St Charles streets.
{.
STRICTLY FIRE.

DESTROYS of Insurance have tho privilege Of
making two half yearly payments and entitled to
an equal portion of dividends at the end of the year
or in lieu thereof usual rebate Inspres against
Fire Risks exclusively in City Country at the low
est rates of premiums d. LEUBRIE, President.
r. MEYER, Secretary.
O. s. AsCH, superint endent Of gencies.
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IN MEMoRIAM ::

HALL OF THE n. o. CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE }
AssocIATIoS, 1874 Carondelet street, I
New Orleans, March %, 1873
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EVENING STAR.

khTctT N HsKEN.-It Is rnentiores IN
the fsFepesp journals that the short -,,,,-frp a,
the Shsh 81 fcrsis IN Mo~cow Was market t,y a
Hituhg chsnse " h,r srrsngenr-nts, fer h .
mai'r'l Nhile an that city came 20 the ieterrn.
nation 10 send back 80 Tehersn ere to,rT or a..
PeTeisn ladies' ~ho hsd Travelled ~ Gar an
kts hoo>ehOh. " ~ staseS ths, ,s,,-sp.,
the journey from Astrakhen 20 Nc-o,,
the Shah rnoch occapied With 80
.InsstAcp OF the proper sccor moi alton Of ,he-r
ladies Who Travelled under the rite of ser,.n,s
Has Majesty t-lesTaphed TO MOSCOW move than
ehce uI'en the subject. AMI on learning thai
apartments IN the palace had been prepared TOO
hlm The Shah suddenly decided on their being
placed IN country hOuse near MOSCOW The Ia
sie- not relishing thts ISOLATION sent rneSSencrr
tothe shah that they we're not suitably Tod ri
his MAJESTY was displea~ed with hi~ mint STEERS
ana directed that the ladies Shorh come q,
palace where he waited tfn after their arrival
Before he proceeded ~ me theater Ia an
Pears That hts favorite wife wished 20 90 A.,
I'd The thrater. bat the Shah would az,
permit ON the next evening after n.
nAtesfNs second visit 90 the hs,'e, as
10 the hall NJ the hotel cf Prince nol.nr,-,k N
~ u sam that the ladies were loud in thrtr com
plants, probably because being w Furope they
expected 20 he allowed in some sort 20 foiic,r
European fashions. However, tie Shat deter
mined To send them back, and DESPITE thor
tears and protestStions he adhered 20 his Sc
termination, 80 that = few hour before a. NJ
'es;y lett Moscow the ladies started bv railw.x
Tor Eiszan. en- route for Persia
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DI ID


BEoNN on THURSDAY. lgfh instant A. a fu .
GkohGE PHILIP, infant -Hu 81 L aus q
Brown. ag.i months and 10 ta,s
Tn friends aud relatives II tile tam Do are In, f-sf
& aiteId hi> funeral fTunl the r--, leu. l.. m.
PA'eHts. N. High street, Coo st FA- ...,rl.s
afternoon, at q o'cI.ck -
BEEpLE. June 18th, Mrs LEON FEEBLE. d,
thu slsf year II her agn
Her funeral viii taxi place from har late resi-
deHce, SS2O street, between PSI auI stth. Frtfsy
evening, at 20 clr'h.
III Nm. ON the 18Th instant. ~ so'clncL n m .
JAMES, infant s"n a D-nbI- aHd } uIia Dam, Ag-I
year. ami DO months.
The funeral viii take place on Friday, 2l.h in-, .
~ ga 2. m. from the resiieute Of H. .1-= Y
ll45 10th street. near street nortlw s-'
DRIVER. on Saturday, June Il. lgg " ANN
PRADl Ky DRIVER, widow & Thuus- Dive. II
ManChe-ter. England
Buried on Tuesday June 18th. az Mluat Mlria.
Cemetery, Philadelphia. 2.
MARTIN. On tn evening q June Isfh aUBS
MAkTlN, beloved sOn Of PatTiCk ard Mary M.r-
tin. aged months.
Relatives and friends u the family are r..nar.-
tutl invited @ attend hi- funeral n la ~. : =
O'Clock .. m, on the 2Dth instant
STONE On wedne-iav evening lime Il IN.
Store, aged tkree mouths
ZCkHeRsT on the l9,b instant. q pa-aiy-i.
CHART ES y. ZURHORsT. IN III ss'h ear ~ n
age liHalaEapoais aEd Martinsy iliv. lad paper /,
Funeral totske place from his late r,,:iapea. c,r
n~r 81 street and Peun-yiy avenue slufha..s =.
clock Friday, Jure 18th Friend. II 30 fai-ifIs
are respectively invited To attend
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PROPOSALS.
EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.


NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHTSGTeN, u. g, June Il, 1873. {
Beef aud Vegetables, :" will be received at this -ice
ultiI clock .. m, on the 25TH DAY or JUNE
1913, Tor the supply of 500 twenty tive Thousand
pounds OF Fresh Beef, and IS O01 (twenty five thou
sand pounds OF Fresh Vegetables, at the Washing
toni d y, Navy Yard and Station, required
The Beei must be OF good quality and equal to the
grade necessary to make the best beef, aud be
delivered in equal oportOn Of fore and hind quar-
ters The Vegetables must be If the best quality the
market affords and the Beet and Vegetables must lie
offered fOr by the pound.
Boz ds with approved security, will be required in
one quarter the estimated INT Of the contract
and twenty per cent. in addition will be withheld
from the amount of each payment a. collateral Sc
curlty tor the due performance Of the contract
winch resery ati9n be paid until the contract
l. fully complied with.
Every offer must be accompanied by a written
guaranty, signed by one more responsible per
sons, that the bidder bidders WILL if his or their
Did be accepted, enter into obi CATION within five
daSs with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish
the articles proposed.
NJ proposal viii be considered unless accom- panied
by such guaranty, anil the Department reserves the
rght 10 REJECT proposal unless the responsibility
OF be guarsntois is certified to by the Collector OF
Internal Revenue for the district in which they re-
side and unless satisfactory evidence that bidder
is regular dealer in the articles he offers to supply
s furnished with the proposal, well to reject
any proposal not considered advantageous to the
Government.
Ii is to be understood that the contract will expire
AT the close of the fiscal year ending June 3D. 1874
been o. livered, and the tipulated guantity
~ either article shall be delivered before that
leaving balance due on the other article, the con-
n act may he considered cOmpeted in full, at the
G. f THORNTON,
1
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81 The wife Of a defaulting oonntv treasurer
an Iowa has been made insane by her Lusbni',
crime.
~A Wyoming female lawyer lately argued
Tor the plalntih case wherein her husband
" as defendant, and carried it against him
~ Early marriages are approved OF an Fafay-
cite, Ind. one has Just been celebrated there
AT siN O'Clock in the morning
s<-Iohn Carpenter, OF Michigan. has sto9pei
smoking. lie Knocked the ashes out OF hi. nm,
on keg OF blasting powder.
"With Marx Twain in Europe ana tie Dan
bury News man in California Connecticut 4,
out OF humor.
81 Judge johnson has been appointed % ths
heuienant goyernship Of Nova Scotia, NJ ,fe
vacant by the death Of the late Governor
Howe.
S-TEe Weekly Caucasian. Of Lexington
Mo, IN speaking OF the recent .Mts-i,,itf,l
Valley Congressional convention" Al 81 IoiIf. =
widely pronOunces that gathering IAN Aimie..
and fruitleSs catawampus OF uinCofnf,,nr,Ie 49,
>luiTts and rapScallions."
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CATHOLIC PRIEST IA chicago. in co,.a-
cranng n church full of voung women ID a s.r-
vice of the Holy Virgin last week todd them
not TO paint t-eiT cheeks. az it was an evidence
OF lack Of brains, and not read weekly stor, ps
per-. ~ they would hll what hrains they had
with nonsense.
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Az OMAHA EDITOR asks hts readers 70 e,cu =,
some very funny typographical blundrrs al hi.
last edition. because when he read the pronf
ne waN suffering from an "unfoTtuusta hlow
IN We eve from tree that We were trimming
yestercay' Agricultural editors SIN abound
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR,


WAsHISGToN, May 2Dth, 1873
Sealed Proposals will b. received until 2 clock
m, FRIDAY, June 2Oth, 1872, for furnishing Fuel
Tor this Department and its several Bureaus.
For nine hundred and fifty (95)l tons, ,24O pounds
To- the ton , best quality of Baltimore Company Ne
White Ash Anthracite Furnace Coal. Also, four
hundred and tfty (i50) tons 30 pounds to the
best quality of ShamOkin Coal egg and stove size
The above coal must be delivered within sixty (6O)
days from the date OF the contract aud stored in the
vaults 81 the Department III "A satisfactory manner,
before the parties furnishing it will be paid Also,
twenty live (25l cords well seasoned bakers Pine
Wood, of the best quality, aud nifty (5O) cords best
Oak Wood, well seasoned and sound. The above
wood 70 D." corded al the Department buildings a
desired. The whole to be inspected, weighed, aud
measured in accordance with act OF Congress, APP
proved july llth, 1870 Certificates from the shin
per- must be shown to the Superintendent certifying
thar the coal delivered to them (he contractors is
the kind required by the Department. The bids will
be opened IN the office of the Superintendent in the
presence Of such bidders may choose to attend A
satisfactory bORd will be required of the successful
Bidders for the faithful performance of the contract
The right to accept or reject any all bids is
served by the Department.
m26-Je29l9. G. DELANO. Secretary.
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GIRL m Macoupin county. IA, told her
lover she would marry him AZ he could milk
three COWS clean while she was milking to
heiAledi and AZ last accounts Wa prActi-iur
on all the COWS he could see with the hone 81
getting annfhpr frial-
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X ERDY, DENT CO., 8s.srel 4scs,sssss ssd
~ CssaSssssssa Moeh1sss, Nos. 31S and 3ls 0Tl
eIkkHf, near RennsylvAnia aysnue.-ooods sold
g s9csio1 g our reons @ my DeH o. the city.
special attention paid 10 selling eeai Bstste q auc
oon. Liberal advanoes On constgnnsnts and promDt
rstufne. ke9erencse:-yohn Q. Barbour, John Van
aad JourdsnV AaprY yp<y
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER NOON.
RY LATIMER CLEARI,

RY LATIMER q CLEARY
- Auctisneors and Real Relate Broka-x
southwest corner ~ Penn sveonA aud iitb s,reet
Star Office Building.
rRIsTKEs sALEeF A CoMFoRTABLE TWO
STORY BRICK on THE WEST SIDE OF
I3Ih SIREET. BEIMEEN AND B0US-
DAIRY STREETS, BEING No. 1900
- Under sas BY virtue Of certain deed Of tru.t.
q bearing date on the lith day OF MAY, D. ls7s
duly OF record ~ Liber No. 6ss, folio 2ss Que Of
the land records for the District of Columbus and -
me directed, viii sell. at public auction, 20 the
sighsst bidder Therefor, on tn TUESDAY, the 18th
day o. June. A ID. lS3, ~ Ga O'Clock p IN on the
premises, Lot numbered seventy eight (7sl, in =
Aliens subdivision q part Of east half Of SIuAre
numbrs two hundred aud thirty four ls3ll, ia ths
city cf ashin together vi; the imp o. sents
consisting of q tvo-story Brick Dwelling, beias n,
S2O4 18th street northwest.
Terms of sale OBe-third ash and the resiiaa in
two equal ins'slments q. six and twelve months .
with interest from the day Of sale, secured 10 ths
Satisfaction OF the Trustee. One hundred dollars
cash TO be paid At the tina ~ sale and II the terms
Of sale ara not complied with within iye day. there
after, the Trustee reserves the right to resell UPON
one week = notice In some newspaper Printed ana
published in the city 81 al The risk sni
cost Of the defaulting purchaser
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee
mN-Saw3w LATIMER & CLEARY, Arcts
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GROCERS.

T. s. O'HARE son.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
1918 TrH STREET NORTHWEST.
CBetwses N and stsI
NEW BUTTER NEW CHEEsEi
HAMS. SUGAR CURED HAMS Isc. PER LIB.
Is Is I6 I6 10 l6
DOOLEYs YEAST POWDER.
GRAHAM FLOUR DAT MEAL.
Hecke1s Wheaton 9rit,, Heeksr's Fsrins, Bye
Flour Barley Barley TsPl O' Sage, aaniocs,
Wax Csnaies, OTo7s Dlsckwell's Pickles, Col
mans Mustard, sticknsy P3ors Mustard,
Olive OIL, Sauces, Said Dressing.
CINCISNATI oLKINE SOAP.
Duryes's Satin Gloss Starch, Bakers Chocolate,
Cocoa and Coca shells, Brsms, Prunes,
Currants, Rsisins.
MEDICINAL LIQUORS.
Old Port Wine. French Brandy
Holland Gin, Blackberry Brandy,
Fine Old Whisky, California Brandy.
G. 5. O'HARE son,
meO-tr I2iS 7th st. n W, between NJ andN.
LOuR!
RECEIVED BIRECT
from the Mills in
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
I'll sell to families SO cents per barre less than
usual prices
Prices Of SUGARS and TEAS all marked down.
CATAwBA WINE,
ss' .sssigsd from Pleasant Valley w!ps Company
s. II. BACON, TOs Marks, Space,
marE between 7th and 9Th streets
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MERCHANTS LINE OF sTEAMSHIPs
w BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the ine Steamships . o. KNIGHT ana
John GIBSON will make regular weekly >06oe
OKLA, WASHiSGToH and GEORGr
IOMN a. follows:-Leave NEW WORK from Pier
Ss6 ~. F ET1yey1 syery sATyHDAY at m, Leave
Leland RIA the same day ct y m.
Agent once and wharf foot OF High street. George-
town, or q the corner OF 7th street and Hsv Torl
~Freights delivered by Knoxs Express Or.
ders left General ONCE, SOS Pennsylvania ave.
tended TO.
tell-u J. W. THOMPSON. President,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-19
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