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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

--.g.-. FRIDAY. Jan. Q. 1874.
On motion of Hon. B. +. Butler, A. X. p. Joy,
esq.,, Of Boston, Mass, was admitted to practice
as an attorney and counselor of this court.
No. SIT. Francis Dunlevy, appellant, VI. The
Columbus and Lake Eric Railroad Company ct
Al. On motion 81 Mr. X: NJ. Corwne' ordered BY
tion. b..
No. slA; Christian H. Lilisnthal, plaintiff insr-
u hss nIT:na 81 81 nGn9sd to G
monts by Mr.. J.H. Ashton in support Of the saise,
and by NJ. George Norris In opposition therete
motion for srits Of Iabes: corpus and esritorSrS
was argued by Mr.. 8. L Wo0lford in behalf Of
the motion.
mitted o motion for the allowance Of n sppsalin
IN No. S as. The steamer Lucille, 10, app.,lansSa
Wss sa6mifted on printed arguments, By Mes1li.
:.ns, md 6y Nj. 3. SOCKET M.ttas*s in opp:si.
H. sp - n. steamer Rio arsnds. "a, spl.
lants, va WIN. OTIS q q: The motion 70 disd1es
this cause was submitted on printed afgumsets
sHd BY y M B. i.ssss oppo: ssss.o
No. Goa Robert Grsems, executor, 70, plaintiff
IN error, 70 Patrick Cullen e a. The motioa 70
mepts BY Mr.. Con Robinson in support Of sane,
and By ldr. W. B. webb and MI. James Lyon IN
fko ia. B. +. Hin ct a., clients plaintiHs IN
error, ". The United States. On motion Of Mr..
Assistant Attorney General Hill, ordered By the
m DSS: wi With oosts, Sadsr tie 10Th rais.
No. fA BaItimers and Ohio Railroad Company,
plaintiff In error, va The State Of MARYLAND.
10 iss ERas,n 8; , ss.ysr sgp: :s.. y
argued By Hon. =; H Carpenter, Of counsel. ..
ST. ~ sSs:: =: :: :Rs:5::;
s.s,s r1S n s & a. 5, the
No. lsd. The Nnited States. appellants, n Cities
/ Of Baltimore snd New Orleans. Ordsred BY t1s
s. ns : q s!n ns .ss s.@
appellants, VI. The United Statea This caass
Assistant Attorney General Hin for the sp-
No. iss. Charles ). oarpen.sr, trustee and plain
the plaintiff in error, and By Messrs. Glover and
N NJ. iss. The Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
Company plaintiffs In error, W. Gilbert Elliot =
No Soo INV Of D.xsunort .nns,,.,t y. p.,,d
Davis. This cause was sa6mittsd on printed srgu-
ments BY Mr.. John Rogers, Of counsel fortAe
appellants, and by MIR. Thomas F. Withsrow ibr
N: 10: sioux CITY and P.o,sc a,a,scsa oc@-
gany, Plainufs In error. vs. H. g. Stout, 10
Adjourned until Monday ct n O'Clock. Z,
SPECIAL TERM-MR- JUSTICE wYLrE
This court was engaged IS follows yesterday:
Edwards VI. Foote. Order taking bill for con-
Huguely vs. McCullom, Order for possessioi.
W WIo: Fowler .. n. Order appointing ss.r.
Miller Is. Ifesdmen,s Savings Bank q q. p
cree taking bill for confessed q 70 sundEy dsfd-
ants. Adjourned. 80 - Z, -
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsTICE MA0ARTApR
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BOARD 0FHEALTH.
IMPORTANT ACTION IN REGARD tt
RvJpV At. aROJTNDl

IMPORTANT ACTION IN REGARD To
r. BURIAL GROUNDS.
Last night meeting Of the board was held 1t
the health ONCE, on F street. Present, Drs Cox
and Verdi, Professor Langston and Mr.. Maroury.
The board being called to order, the secretary
read the Journal Of the preceding meeting; which
Biils for misceilaneous services and supplies
were reported from the finance committee, amount
ing to ss4s, and passed By the board Ia ,.s.r,d
to the committee ON finance: b. F. French, nsS
Gibson Brothers, for printing l.too copies Of the
annual report Of the board, sl'n'.sS ior WAFER
Dr. Verdi, from the sanitary committee, read .
comprehensive report on cemeteries - affecting
located. He reviewed the action Of the Board Of
Health In the case Of Holmead cemetery, recon-
mended to the Legislature for condemnation,
difference. He reviewed the history Of burying
grounds in other countries and the customs Of va
rious nations IN the location and prescribed dis
the Romans placed the tsmbs Of the dead along
the road sides, while modern legislation has
placed them beyond city limits. In France the
poses until ten years atsr the cessation Of inter
ments Of any dead therein.
Sanitary principles require peculiar Topography
located to the northeast rsther than southwest Of
. city. owing TO the fact that warm winds convey
malaria and detection more readily than the cold
behind hills, where feasible water from them
should be prevented from reaching thas supplied
for city use.
Dr. Verdi at the conclusion Of his report sub
mitted resolutions declaring the Holmeed bury:
Ing ground . nuisance, injurious to health, and
that the removal Of the dead be demanded ot the
trustees TO Be removed under tho direction Of tho
health oflcer at the earliest period consistent
with tho interest Of the work, and the$She ground
occupied BY IL be not used for Building dweilinss
until properly inspected and analysed BY the
officers ofheaith; and directing the health omoer
to Inspect the topography and drainage Of All
cemeteries In and around the city and report
whether any Of them are injurious TO health.
On motion Of Prof. Langston, the hrst fesolu-
ton vas referred to the COMMITTEES On ordinance 70
consider the question ofthe authority Of the board
In the matter.
The second resolution was adopted by the
board.
Communications were received asking the an
ployment CT F. s. Mechlin and Edward Allen,
The latte. an inspector Of meats snd food. The
applications were ordered to be fled.
Responses were read rom the Boards OF Health
It Richmond, Va; Louisville, KY; and Boston,
Mass, to the Invitation Of the Washington board
send delegates to this city tomeet In convention
On the INST Of tho present month to consider the
propricty Of organizing national board Of health
The communications all announced favorable 20
ion and appointment Of delegates.
The board then went int0 secret session.
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THAT METEOR AGAIN..
n. rIsk... -lAk. D>-~..hlS~-..

TO the Editor Qf the National Repu0Hcdn:
SrR: Mention has been made in some Of the city
papers Of . meteor which was observed on Christ
mas Eve, At about 7:so o'clock. It passed over
Washington and Georgetown in direction nearly
dine west, and when apparently Just over the river
It exploded with sufficient violence to shake the
houses in Georgetown. II appeared 70 one OBJ
server two or three feet in diameter, leaving .
streak Of light several degrees In extent II 70
said to have been seen ut Fails Church, and also
ct Mr.. Bradleys country sest, several miles north
Of Georgetown Its course and velocity would In
dictate that It was visitor, accidentally dropping
towards It, It's apparent velocity IN . westerly
direction being due to the motion Of the earth on
its axis.
It would be interesting to know where It struck
the earth, and as 1t appeared to BE- within short
distance Of the river, probably our Virginia neigh
bors can enlighten u. r.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
RARE W0RK OF ART.

A beautiful porcelain medallion portrait, sup
posed to represent Sir Waltsr Raleigh, and which
was plowed up in field near Strstford, West.
moreland county, Virginia, in 17sl, by eolored
man. was exhibited to % yesterday by Mr.. Mich.
ael Delaney, formerly Of this city, but now resid
ing near Leesburg, Virginia. Mr.. D. 10 now the
owner of this unique gem Of miniature painting
in enamel. The colors are ~ bright and fresh az
If they had been just put on and the whole piece,
which is not much larger than silver halfd0llar,
will bear the closest scrutiny under magnifying
glass, which indeed only develops Its faultless
tail are given with Photographic fidelity. The
peculiarly brilliant and enduring coloring Of this
medallion belongs to the lost arts and IL akin to
Bible, now in the library Of Georgetown college,
written by one Of the old monks long before the
invention Of printing, ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
yCEs SOCIETY LECTURER

Arrangements have been made by the Young
Catholics Friend Society Of this city for a course
of three lectures, to be given At Lincoln hall-the
first on the 21st Of January, by Hon. Daniel
Dougherty, subject, Orators and Orstory;r the
second on the 4th of February, by Rev. z. e
BoyIe. Of ST. Peters church, subject, 1.-THE Church
and Civil Liberty" and the third BY Rev. Abram
j. Ryan, well known throughout the country ~
IN February-subject not yet aseeftainsd.
The proceeds Of this course Will BE- devoted q
the charitable purposes Of the Young Catholics
Tricnd society, viz, the slothing and sdnsatiel
r. naor chiIdrep = In view Of the eminenAs or the
lecturers the interesting subjests announces, ths
to e
are ean hardly be doubt that the ontire course
viii be- libcrslly patronised'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
MR. LINCOLN AND THE FALLING
STARS.

ton of bank presidents, at ono Of the gloomies,
periods of the war, when depression a.d sven dis
enlargement prevailed n nany Places, One Of
the financial gentlemen asked the President Il
his confidence In the future vas not beginning. 4
be shaken. "Not In the least" no answered
"Whsn ] was . young man in illinois,, he eon
tinued, 81 boarded with deacon in the Presby.
terrain Church. One night l was aroused from
my sleep by mp ut my door, and / heard the
deacon's voice enchanting, Arise, Abraham, the
day Of Judgment has comet sprang from my
the stars falling in q shower. Bat looked be.
yond those falling stars, and far back In the
heavens l saw-fxcd apparently, and tmmoyable
so well acquainted. No, gentlemen, the world
did not come to an end thcn, nor Will the Union
now"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
GUARDIANS OF THE POOR.

The meeting Of the gentlemen appointed BY
Governor Shepherd to take charge Of the expen-
diture and distribution Of the appropriation, made
by the Legislature, for the poor Of the District,
has been postponed until this afternoon Ut four
once. The following gentlemen, named by the
Legislative act in addition TO those appointed BY
the Governor, are membefs Of the committees: B.
Second dictriot and 5. O. Brown, W. B. Lacey,
and B. II Psckard, OF tina Ti,st district.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
ENLARGEMENT Of SUFFRAGE.

A meeting was held last night in the Twenty
first district, in Moore's hall, corner Fourteenth
and b streets southeast, to take into considers
ton the subject of an enlarged suffrage in the
District Of Columbia. S. s. Riley was called to
the chair. After considerable discussion COM
mittee consisting Of E. z. Bower, g. H. McReyn-
Riley, was appointed to confer with citilens Of
the Twentieth and Twenty-second districts in
reference to calling mass meeting ut Washington
hall, corner Third street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., east, at IN early day. The meeting then
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
hrs. FLsRS RECEPTION.

Tho Secretary Of State and Mrs. Hamilton
Fish gave their first reception Of the last
night, which was numerously and fAshionabiy
attended. The diplomatic corps were, Of course,
there, many Of them wearing their decorations
Gen. Sherman headed . large delegation OF army
on1cers while Admiral Porter and many naval
omcers were present, nearly all Of both services
wearing their full-lress uniforms. There were
quorums Of either House Of Congress, with sew
erai leading members Of tho press, artists and
authors, while Gov. Shepherd and many Of our
leading citizens enjoyed tie Kay scene. A bounti-
full supper was enjoyed by all, and the reception
has seldom been equsled In this metropolis.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
At HRILBRuH's,
Goa Seventh street northwest,
Closing-cut sale Of

Goa Seventh street northwest,
Closing out sale Of
Gents Fine Stitched Boots,
Ladies' Nobby Button CATERS
White, Red and Blue Slips, ..',.
Il Rubbsrs and Arctics .-..r =
/ eH ~ ss'.a sds : q sss'''
BRowx's metallic weather strip, the cheapest
and best IN use, For sals oaly e Tubna.'s, ~
Ninth street. Wall paper reduced twenty per
window Via III ~
sIHexR nwIra xAcRrxn.
plicanss 81 the Chicago Relief COMMITTEES, eseh
3zS7 were q the Singer patent. Tless sixnIdc.al
ssssllsss nsssss 1890 H.sSis S ~:
10" .-..ess &c -
y as SSc s ss sG %si a1s ::
:s:rsS s.s .1se ss sss Slsos se (: s
d ds; yea ss e: ss s sns s
q anybody" Try T. ~
silent characters through which the diSsased body
tslsraphs it, conditioo. But they are not always
tSso agnt en- ne %sasei1s, s6ninistsfsd some
practice which are q daily occurrences, d the habit
ana
tefs In which are skilfully blended tbs vegetable
elements adapted to the IMMIGRATION OF the stom-
ach, and removal, without violence, Of regular
discharges from the bowels, should BE- taksn twies
every type, and for costiysnsss, vhsthss chronic
| or casual. No other medicine will b required
and the cure will be rapid and painless. No med
icine, - yet discovered or compromised. equals
Of the liver, a. we'll ~ for diseases Of the stom-
ach, the bowels and the nerves. - g
Few sroall new sroCKl
R. O. LsvIs, No sos3< SKvKNrH srnIrr,
East aide, inear street, ~
has now IN store, and daily receiving, large and
CaiLDRsrs HATS Of tho very LArssf Styles;
also . complete assortment Of 0EHr's FuRHIsR.
lno 0ooDs, cheap for cash. ~
Rheumatism An sufferers from the above COM
phints either Of recent or long standing arc ad-
vised 70 uss BlAif's Gout and RheumatiC Pills.
They San b relied upon as the most cafe AMI ef-
have been universally used In Europe for many
Floor ! HAssiSf; = Strand, London. EnSiand.
Ard sold BY all druggists. -
Mnrrl, clean, souna teeth, an may have by
uting daily THuhsroN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, - md % cents per bottle. 17-
B1AuriyyI, sofs, glossy haiE all desire II, IN
may have y ~ contesnt use Of TaoNrsos's Pc
cs: s 81 as.o
not soiled. JoUy ms inodorous Kid Glow Cleaner
will renovste them thoroughly. Price, rs cents
Per bettle An sold By druggists and fancy deal
wsELs MAcHlsE,sfaxAD srpssorHrsise
PLANES, Whenever q plaster Is nec,lcd, are NM
riyaued. fxiees y. - nd - cents each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10

The first Of January is ahappy time, the Fourth
OF July, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas; but
Of March, when the drawing of the Public Library
Of Kentucky's Gift Concert will take place.
Twelve thousand pcfsons will that day draw
prizes In that CHI Concert, and AMONG the prises
will be such these $3.50 600, tl0O, oo0 $50 Co.,
t25 000 go 900, &C., &c, oil in cash. The fact is
appreciated all over the land, and the demand is
immense. ..... .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
T/RE rARF

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HALUABLES.
Call and examine the fire and burglar-proof
vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping of securities, jewels, silverware, other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
snnuIn, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. r.-r
Take cGrning from the Chicago and BostoB Area
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Few HoRx Av1HuE CHURCH.
AAsoNrc PRESENTATION.

At . stated convention Of Washington h a.
Chapter No. 2, held last evening, magnificent
Past High Priests Jewel was presented to n. Z.
Comp, william n. Earle, p. H. p. ofthe Chapter,
over which he has presided for the pest year,
TO the entire satisfaction 81 the Companions. The
Jewel was presented, on behalf Of the Chapter, BY
Comp. A. T. Lnglsy, p. @. H. ?. Of the District,
the esteem and sdeOtion m which he = hold By the
members Of the Chapter. Comp. Earle responded
In . manner that lcat no doubt - 70 hiy high sp.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
CITY ITEMS.

THB best Whistles q per bottle. California
wines . speciality, ut Nattnn's Drug Store, corner
6eSond and d streets northwest eo2l
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MINING, No. 40 Seventh street.
LInIESl

The most extensive stock Of "Burt's" and other
popular makes OF fine shoes for ladies' misses and
children can be found ut Gartrcll's, 800 Seventh
street, corner Of !, at very reasonable prices.
Give him o call.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
PARTIES
THE AMERIcAN TrA COMPANY.

desiring good investments can obtain desirable
realestate notes, paying . large rate OF interes.
semi-annually, Of B. h. Warner, real estate
broker, TO Seventh street.
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Krrp orr or TIE err

KEEP OUT OF THE COLD. rzzz-r
Go to Savagc's and get him to put his unrivalcd
wenther-strip on your windows AMI doors Many
have been eomlorted, and advise their friends 70
20 and do likewise. - Jos. l. SAVAGE
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corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours Q to 4; Satur-
days, to and tos.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10

81 Ge 9: ssd 4 i: 5 > ma b. nj 81 A.
(gclne V11svayD e ns1a. =. and ~ p. m, and
,isss !. 4 rs Ne :; n n. s's IS . Pa.
Ia :s; .Is sssaE 3. 9 a. and
e :: %s:s$ ss s III S: IS
g iSa & Who. 4 .i saass 81 and
m. tTsia nom Hamilton connect q Hamilton win
.s ns q sna Via
&, n: s Of sHSssss neA leave
.ns tickets ~ a.a d a TeEs. xsss..
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
EoR5Hxr4r. soGTH AND sogrMwEsr.
Wsshington Goa. n. Bslt|.,ors....s:A .. N.
=. Ssop. n. :. SIS p. M.
THE GREAT D0SnjBBLt-rRAcK R Rs5ai1s 2. N.
Ehh slsEant Scenery, Palace .state-room, day and
sas Sn 2Sss g and cu,r,
:, Sse SO :; N: Elni.. e..ly, s.esp. Monday the
sssssRs s%7s s:s a:a sSsss; -
PIP. d.ily, Ye1HIr CONNECTIONS ..,.i
through from Warrington to s.. Louis, Chieasoand
IsSs sS. Ie.s can Rsos.,ss q ne :, ss:
s sOe Th1seasS tire: srss ana
where reliable Information viii be given q az simss
ses1fe RsSSss fssss for S. Loss
snS TRi1s:snsh st. and rsnn ave1se
EDS. Youxe, General fasi s.|E;;1 ASsps, !
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
WE TAKE PLEASURE

In announcing to the patrons Of our tailoring de-
partment that We have secured, at large salary,
the services of one Of the cutters Of Broad
way, New York. He Will ON Monday next as
same charge. when We shall be pleased to SEQ all
our old friends and patrons assuring them OF eur
ability to produce garments second to none in tho
country. A. SAks & Co., $40 Seventh street.
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pRorosAxs ron LETTER BALANCES
!, rosl ORG prsAnr.xsrl

H
WARRINGTON, .. C., Dec 4 IN3L
Seaied Ieopoeals WIN BE received as this Delaft.
nelt snfh the eh day Of January l04. At p O'CLOCK
noe TT ss,ni'ia9 Letter Basnse. for the u:: q
nGG and ster ~ lst DAY Of February, 1874 Of the
following description, nsmeiy:
Hrse. Balances capable Of weighing eight ounces
Is na e
j Second. Balances Of The same capacity. graduated
~ me messts @ sramms system. Vi this Class ae
Third. Bsisnces capable OF weighing fourp pounds,
avoiraupotB weight, to be graduated 70 ounces
or this eSsss Il Is supposed that 10 will be wanted
s,st car sssafsh 5. ,nG WIN -
Samples Of each description Of Balances must e.
Company each bid. and the bidder who may obtain
the contract viii be required to Furnish Balances Of
Haeh Balance must be We'll ana securely packed h
box for trsnsportasion. and delivered, free Of al
expense, % the blank ageney, Washlneton. D. 9:
ordered rs the necessltles Of the Department may
require, at the dseretion OF the Postmaster Gene
xrsrds win be made for each article separately iS
bids not made In conformity with this advertise
ment win NOT be considered.
Each bidder must furntnh with his proposal Ruaf.
certificate hon postmastsr that such guarsntorS
bond wis two snnneient mrssies win be required
"A xiisss 70 furnish promptly any article con.
tr.cted for, or an attempt to Impose upon the De-
Rartment Articles inferior, In the opinion Of th4
Postmaster 6enefal, to those contracted for, will ID
snmeisnt cause for the forfeiture Of thA
..IErSpS:.,: myss e slnsor.sa the enyslepes
the Fist Assistant Postmaster General, WashiugE
afa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
A HdPPH TINE.

The cash sales at this celebrated establishment
on the oath OF December were $l001, and for
eral days before that date they amounted to 700
per day.
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RALrlMoRE AND PoroMAoRAnRoAD
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND B STREETS
NORTIlWEST.

DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND B STREETS
NORTHWEST.
After December Z. ls73, trains IN a fDlows:
TRANS Lay hEAXE FOR ,rRAMlNS4akEkRR I!vE AT
80 .. m, Elmira Mail, 6:l5 .. M, New York Ex-
daily, except Monday. = pres, daily.
pres, daily, except Sum ton, daily, except ssn-
ON Daily, Aeeoumoda. s:ss 3: M: B.l.,nere E.-
MS % ma W Tsst Line 1919 ;,s m p.ly Fast
l.is p. m, New York Ex- tioS, scaiissrn Mall,
press. except Sunday. daily. except Sunday.
except Sunday: c,,.,, pres. daily, except sun
nall, IoaisvYiIs S south SIS 81 3. n, Aecommola-
daily. except Sunday tIon, s.eeps sunday:
ton, except Sunday: BALTIMORE, daily, ex-
York Night Expres:: and North;
s:ss p. m, Pacific Ell n:oe p. m, Soaihern Ex-
liza New Yort Express,
: except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at 8:x8 q. N. and $50
Greek, leaving Bowie ut 10 and s:lo y. n, ar
riyins at Popc's Creek at Lass and 7:23 p. m.
! Trains leaving Washington At 500 and SIS .. m.
and $3.50 p. IN. connect At Odenton with trains for
$40 D. m. connect 1t Bovis Win trsiss isavins
ieEP order. at Tickle. once
norfhwess corner Tkirteenth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue, northwest corner Sixth and Pennsylvania
nuc, can have their baggage called for and checked
W ea'e fhroaeS sses g
chieago, o%sh.a Sc fnnciseo, and an poinis
4. 8. YOUNG. 0ea. pAA19Gaf A9ens.
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L. II. COLE,
General Tickst Agent.
GE0. 8; KOoNfZ,

ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HALLWAY. - -
Local trains for Alexandria ieave a follows: Z,
= na n, : 4 s. 4 !, p. NJ, and = am. and
p: 10 AlexsndF1a daily; an others daily except
Local trains leave AIexandria - fonows: q, ., q
p M from Alexandria daily; at other trains daily,
rims msIfcd TINS eonp..t MI, Wan.
tnEton and Ohio railroad.
QUANTICO accopmodation leaves Washington
Great soGTHERsN ExrkEss. via Richmond,
leaves WashinEton 11sss p. M, daily, sxceps Sum
Through tickets TO all points solth and South
west for sale at the o0cs.cOrner Sixth and Pennsv-
vania avenue. and Thirteenth and PennsyIvania
avenue, where passengers can eave orders for bag
gage to be checked at all hotels and RESIDENCE
through to destination. z. 8. YOUNG,
iy20-tf ar General PASSENGER Agent.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFTOE :

On ~ pesto5a o by 1HHS. 1 p; e, De q 4
Sheps, North 0are!tas, PRAYING for the On
g pssass ematea . hin Q. Ne nth day Of Mareh,,
y p 1Secsa thas The testinony in the csse b
Ssa g sne I'm Dag Of February next; that the tiDe
Inissa g ne ~ day Of March next; and that said
pekyt0u oe he1rt outhc nth day or March next Z
4.y person may opiosc this extension.
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WA1IitxofoN cAfTtI MAnxEf.

ne sfssing: q ~ sattIs y.ssserdsy e tas
hutcheSsaks 10 ~ esats PSF pound; lswsre sola 70
f.Sme,. !. "a 9.s Rs PSa1d, asa aa; :! wei: a
Dom 90 10 rs pcf hsssi: r 1sSkst l0r ali q he
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CASHMERE AND SILK MuFYLERs.
Plain White, Figured, Colored Border.
Persian, Check, Striped and Mixed Colors.
Some new designs confined to my stock.
Prices range from IL to IL.
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