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where to Advertise.

TEE star, which, from its start, has been the pa
per Of the people, has, oy the pains taken make
ft safe, reliable. newsy and acceptable visitor to
every family gained popularity amongst all Glasses
Of the Community second to that of Newspaper in
hecountry with the same area Of population. Keep
ing full pace with the extraordinary growth Of the
city, and reaching every household in the District,
and vide range outside, TEE STAR has now at
tanned . circulation very mach larger than that of
all the other city dalies combined This s no idle
claim, but one We are prepared to establish ct any
time By "beoks and papers" And this circulation.
- stated above, 10 universal, reaching the bust
nes community, the wealthy, the great indus
trial forces, the skilled mechanics, the lsboring
men, the bankers, the merchants, the house.
keepers, the government employees, the Congress
men-in short, there IL no circle where The
Star IL not o regular and welcome guest. The
result IL that The STAR affords unsurpassed adj
vaatsees . medium Of communication between
all Glasses Of the community, the way Of the sa-
ustment Of demand and supply.
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A case has just been decided by the Maryland
Court of Appeals sitting at Annapolis involving
the constitutionality Of the law passed by the
Maryland legislature in 1872 imposing a tax of
two cents on every ton of coal mined in the
state. The validity OF the act was contested by
the Cumberland and Pennsylvania railroad
company which was held, not only fer the tax
but penalty of ten per cent. on the amount of
tax due, on the ground that it is in conflict with
the constitution of the Unit ed States, and also
with that of the state OF Maryland. The opinion
Of the court says on the first point that the act
makes no discrimination between that portion
OF the coal transported to places within the
state and that transported beyond the state for
sale; and as to all such portion of the coal as
may be transported directly from the mines to
places or markets beyond the state, the tax
would plainly appear to be an interference with
and restriction on inter state commerce, and
hence Is in contravention Of that provision of
tbs constitution of the United States which
says Congress shall have power TO regulate
commerce between the different states, and
consequently L. void and unconstitutional
The court held that the act is in violation of the
fifteenth article Of the Maryland bill Of rights,
because il imposes . specific tar without regard
to the value Of the article taxed, and to the
principle of equality and uniformity therein
presented, and that this particular tax is beyond
all doubt direct and specific tax upon coal,
and therefore tax upon property not assessed
with reference to any uniform value of the
coal, nor with reference and in conformity to
any rate of taxation imposed upon the other
property Of the state. The court said that II
this tax Is legal, the state could impose tax of
nifty cents, or even a dollar per ton on coal
For these reasons the court decided the tax i'm
contrsvention not only of the Constitution of
the United States, but of that OF MARYLAND.
Three members of the court dissented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06

Mr.. Henry Watterson appears in his paper,
the Louisville COHTier-JourndI, in a manly,
straightforward Statement" in regard to the
attempt OF narrow-minded political clique in
Kentucky to destroy him personally, break the
prestige of the CoErisr-JournaI through him.
and disconcert and divide his immediate polit-
zeal associates. We do not agree with much
mat Is In the Courier Journal, but there can
be no doubt that 1t illustrates the best and
most progressive, honest, and hopeful elc-
ment Of Kentucky pOit cs; and that eaitorially
and in literary and newsy way that paper, in
Mr.. Watterson's hand, has done more TO give
character and credit 10 Southwestern Journal
ism than any and all other papers published
there, past or present As for Kentucky, and
Louisville more particularly, since the deca-
dence OF the Gays, Crittendens and Prentices.
the state and the city would almost drop out of
current recollection but for the scintiIlations
from Wattersons bright pen flashed through
the country with such wonderfully sustained
power, day after day, and year after year.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OsT-On last Tuesday evening, in the street
Il cars, from GeoI getown TO Washington, a small
BASKET cont lining LADY . cap. A liberal reward
Will be paid to the fkder, at 1928 N st. mar6-3t.
GO0 REWARD-Stolen, on the night of the 81
SOU instant, from Chapel q Laudou, n
S23 street northeast, Washington, d. IL
e., an lion GRAY HORSE, Is hands Ugh, GA
years old four white feet shaved felOcks, letter
I'M" branded under name, with new saddle on
Address Captain JOHN A. W. CLARVOE, Chief Of
Deteettyes, Washington d. @. ma5-3t.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.

a,
HOLDING SPECIAL Term. March Sd, 1874
In the case of Thomas McGraw, administrator
OF WILLIAM DAHT, deceased. the aamlnistrs-
TOT Aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the
Supreme Court ofthe District OF Colum OF aforesaid
sepoIlted TUESDAY, the 18th day Of March,
l4, Tor the nal settlement and Distribution of the
personal estate of said deceased and of the assets In
hand, as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money; W ben and where ali the credf.
tors and heirs OF said deceased notified to attend
with their claims properly yeuched, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit in said
deeesseds estate: Proridsd, copy Of this order be
published once week for three weeks In the Eve
ming Star, previous 10 the said day. Test:
maI6-i.S' A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.
STERE0PTICON AND VIEWS for sale, hire
- or exhibition: With the mot complete outdt.
Apply al II III HEAPLER'5, Op.ician, 453 Pa
ave- nue., nd ar a. street. rnsrs-sts
NOTICE. n, n,ppy,I
Dental Rooms. No. 1929 Pennsy lvania avenue be-
tween lfth and ID h streets; old Office. mars lon
ICE CREAM.
The subscribers, havisg % years. ex perience in
the bnsipt %. and reputation for making the best
IOE CREAM sold in any market whatever, offer to
supply some wholesale and retail dealer in w ash
ingtcn city for the season. We u.s. serisls OF the
richest and very beet materials exclusively, aud
manufacture by steam ROVER.
CHARLES PAINTER h CO.,
mar5-6tr Owings' Mills, Md, W. M r q
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
/ HEREBY F0REWARN ALL PERSONS NOT
L 10 TRUST my wife, LIZZIE LEE, as will pay
no debts OF her contraction she having left my bed
and beard without Just cause.
mar6-6t' SPENCER LEE.
WILL THE LADY WHO WAS TALKING TO
w an M. @. in the passage to the rig mt of the
House, yesterday, about half past II o'clock, if
agreeable, let the gentleman who stood near by
know where an interview can be had2 Please give
the color OF dress worn. Address O. r, Star sf-
fee. Its
NOTICE TO CREDTTORs.-Credi.ors Of EVAN
~ HUGHES are her. by notified to file their
claims, properly probated. with the undersigned on
or fore the 18th Of April, 1884, otherwise they will
se debarred from participation In frst dividsnd
ALIX'R HOGG, . 18th street,
MILLS DEAN, 9th st. and Pa. ave,
mar6f.ot Assiguees.
A BsOLUTI DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
"A OOQBTS Of different States for desertion, 80
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address NJ. HOUSE, Attorney. 1874
Broadway, N. Y. decl -Sm-
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The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains oil
the news OF the week, local and general; pro-
ceedipgs Of Congress; q large amount of literary
matter, stories, poems and sketches. society
and fashion notes, Washingto news and gossip,
agricultural items, household receipts, g., sc.
Terms: One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
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BOARDING,

FTREMONT HOUSE, corner Of ID street and In
L diana avenue-Board, 81 30 per day; SlOto SA
per week; 8 80 to $40 per month. Elegant suites Of
two and three rooms --mmunicating. House all
newly furnished and heated with steam. febl0 I'm
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0lR. ROB8R fSON,
~ 40 10TH sTREEr, NEAR Pa AVENUE,
From long experience In both ospital and
private practice, will guarantee cure ii eli Bis
eases OF The Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, syphilis, and spermatcrrhosa Csses Of
Syphilis IN all its stages quickly cured and the poi
son entirely eradicafed from the system without the
use OF mercury. epermatorrhea, brought on BY
excuses and abuse in youth cauring loss OF memory
and insanity, general debility, organic weak ness,
tmpotency nervous irritability, symptoms Of con-
sumption, indigestion, palpitstion Of the heart,
pains in back, dimness Of sight giddiness, evil
newly discovered remedies. DR.. B., located for
many years at 10 Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md,
where ne has large practice, has consented, after
many solicitations By his washington patrons, 20
open . permanent once in that city, where he nay
be consulted every Wednt sday and Saturday in each
week, from m. 70 p. m. lanZ-ly
OBs1ACLES TO MARRIAGg.-Happ
" ReiisC 10 l0Nag Men from the effects Of Errors
and Abuses in carly life. Manhood Restored. In
pediments to Marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable rem edies. Books
dress, HOWARp AesOOIATIOE, Ho. . South
having high reputation for honorable Conduct
and professional skill. feb5-eoSn
MRs. u: 7. IRIHOH, OF PHILADILPHIA,
and Test Medium, he's located G 1913 uev Yorf
avenue. Once hours-lo Q. n. 20 D r. Inense.
ments can BE made for EVENING". jsll-H
EEMALl DIslAsEs Of eli kinds srsessd. D..
y sor1be ooos ana enclose %; advioo ond nj.
cine VIII b oonf. AdArosD Mu. Dr. THOMP0OI,
10. OAS Aotth Nh srsst. Philadslphia. ian0ly'
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MEDICAL, DO.

CURE YOURSELF WITH SATISFACTION
" IN FEW DAYSHh no internal medicine. }
81 per bottle. HairR's, corner 9Th and Pennsyl-
leys, Capitol Hill; ooaghIins ., Masonic Temple;
0ldoerss, 81 and 1 SITS Crutchett q Shreeves,
Upiontown, and Barron, Bladensburg. MARTINI
GOLD DR. DARBY" has better facilities than
" ever for practcine his great specially. Oaly
oHs ehdrge made for advice and medicine Drug
Store, corner ~ street and Pennsyivania avenue,
COLONIZATION Buildipg.) febl9-ins
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The imprisonment of woodruff and Claflir
savors of persecution. Why are not these women
tried? Their case has been pending now . lons
time, and the delay seems inexcusable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06

FRENCH CANDY PREACH CANDY
aANUFACTOnY
The special attention ( the public and dealers
generally IL called to the fact that the undersigned
Is constantly manufacturing and always has on hand
a most varied and select stock Of the finest PURE
FBENOH OANDIES manufactured on the prem
isesl, FRUITS, NUTS. ETC.. which he il dispssIng
OF At remarkably low figures, both at wholesale and
retail. A. CANAGNARO,
4S9 PeRnsy ly AHA avenue northwest,
mar5-6m' Under National Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06

1t win be observed that the menofialists are
still cropping about ct random, seeking 10 and
some material to enable them to make the spe-
cinc charges requisite a. . basis for Congress
sional investigation. The New York San AMI
kindred hackers are already showing impa-
thence and disgust at the utter failure of the
memorialists to furnish the expected quota Of
damaging matter to the District government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06

WAssIrsroN, March Is ,ls7I
u HI COPARINEBsHIPh heretofore existing be-
John M Duncanson, all Of thi. cry , under the
nsme, stlle, and irm of DUNOANsON, DOW
LING CO., has this day dissolved itself By limita-
tion ~ mutual consent.
All claims again said firm will BIS paid by Ohas
q. DurcsDson and John NJ Duncasson, who will
also collect all debts due said firm and receipt for
the same. ObAs. q DUNCANSON,
THOMAS DOW LING,
JOHN NJ DUNOANSON.
The Auction and Commission Busines. will Ia
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THOMAS DOWNING

- IHUmAS DUWL INU
returns his sincere thanks to his friends and the
public generally for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him FOR the last fifteen years, and begs to in
form them that he has this day Withdrawn frem the
late hrm OF DuncansOn, Bowling 90 aud tn 1t
for the present he may be fund the office Of the
Board Of Trade Rooms, No sig Center Market
Spare, Washington city, where he viii be prepared
TO attend to all business as O General AuctiJneer
and Real Estate gent, and solicits the patronage
OF the public Rep j marS-y
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s5ABLISMKDl sSl.

E. s1xAE iG5brI & MI M SEQ 5tREs.
10. alt Tsar ~ s.i = f9as door s'sfA
Ladies Drssss 0lsassa and Dyed without bsins
osntisSS:S Garments Osaasd snd Dyed without
xH cloves, Shoes, Fun, &C.. Usa.sd = shorssa
ueSSoa novle-er
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-06

nSsPkh1CkS INDIAN HAIR RHSTORER
Wy has new CT been known to fail 1t frees the
scalp IRON DaE6Iuf, restores Gray Hair to its ma
tnral color, renders IL soft and piahle proven the
Hair from falling and produces il hen one
IL Is the hrest Hair Dresser known. For sale by ali
DRUGGISTS yyl2-;y
nSssOHEHCk MANDRAKE PILLS-Tbese
Wy pills are com posed eXclusi yely of yeRenabIe
~ sredi. Dts, and although they entirely supersede
the use mercury d. not leave Of its Injurious
eff cts. The act directly upon the liver and are a
valuable medy In all of deraugeme nj result
Ing from dis rdered state Of that organ, Liver
ComplaiRt, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, phoid Fevers, &C., &c all suocumb to
the &c use OF scher Mandrake Pills. For sale
Dy All Drugslsts and Dealers. m2-tr
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No aU.sUsIL; s b GAL, IN Z, s.,; a., ss;s
SHOPS, kc:. eS3 "a q (, bstvsea end g, sogth
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The Auction and Commission Business Will be
continued BY the undersigned ;, under the style and
name Of DUHUANS0N BROS, at the old stand,
corner 9Th and ID streets northwest, at which place
they respectfully solicit o continuance Of the pa
CHAs O. DUNOANsOH,
mar4-I IRep1 JOHN NJ. DUNO&ESON.
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LADIES' GOODS.

RERLIN ZEPHYRs AND wORsTEb GOODs.
~ CANVAS, SILKS,
AND ALL MATERIAL FeR EMBRoIDERINa
SIAmfl66 promptly attended 90, At
M KS. sELMA RUPPERTJ,
No Branch Store. isnq en-
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"a EXECU 1--WE OFFfCE,
- DISTRICT or OOLUMBIA.

Wy DlSTRlCT OF OOEU
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1874.
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Appeals
Will meet on the SECOND MoNDAYIN MARCH, 1874,
in the room lately occupied by the Superintendent
OF Assessments and Taxes in the west wing Of the
City all, for the purpose Of hearing appeals from
buildings, improvements, &C., (erected during the
year ISIS, for the tax for the fiscal year ending
The Board will be in session each d.y, SUNDAYS
excepted, from IL O'Clock O. m. to o'clock D. m,
Ior me period OF Sgdays, commencing March and
lex riss SsTdsn, i. council fnt
!nG; r Mitchell, 81 Wv Moore Moore s ss1
''O ALE ALEX. R. sHEPHikbss Cow SS"fn' %
msr5-td REP .&Chr ]
NJ howard UNIVERSITY MEDICAL
Wy C0LLEGE-The animal Commencement Of
this Institution will be held FRIDAY EVENING",
March 9th, al the LIST Congregational Church. cor
mating class will be delivered by prof. ssor G. 5.
Palmer, N. D., and the Vailed ictory by K Clark,
MIL, u The profession and the public are respect
~ NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, WASH.
Wy 1NGTON, ID: O., January IL, 1874. The rate
OF interest on deposits made in this bank from and
after March LIST, 1874. will be
FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
and all money deposit mp to March lst will draw
SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
until July ls after which period the interest allow
cd on ALL dep sit will be
FIVE PER GENT. PEI ANNUM,
until otherwise ordered.
Interest In all cases is computed and allowed for
each full calendar month.
janl2-eotjy w. sTIOKNEY, President.
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DI u ID.

BARKER. On the morning Of the OH instant,
JOHN Ii. BARkER, IN the77fh year ofhis age.
Relatives and friends Of the family pectfuily
requested 20 attend his funeral from the residence
Of Mrs. Esn Rswick, corner and lst streets south
east, on " ednesday, At O'Clock .. IN.
FORD. On the 9TH instant st 10 D. m, JAMES
P, eldest son Of Sarah J. and the late Jsmes ii .
Ford, aged Il years and - days.
Relatives aud friends Of the family are respect
fully requested 70 attend his funeral. from No II
nth street southwest, tomorrow, (Tuesdayl at Z
O'Clock D. N.
FuLLIR. In Georsetown, d, @, ct o'clock ..
m, November sih, sUsAHHAH M, beloved wife
Of Wilson N. Fuller, formerly Of Baltimore, Nd.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attsnd the
funeral from the Congress street ethodist Protest
10Th.
HYs0RK. November sth, Rev. II. Il. HYsORK,
in the 9Th year Of his aRe.
Funeral services will take place - the nth street
M n. Church southeast, on Tuesday, 10th instant,
at O'Clock .. m. The members OF mis- congregation
and friends OF the family are invited 90 attend.
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HERE r. NOTICE printed years ago on the
programmes Of BurtOn's Theater: The regular
freqGentersof Burtons Theater have desired
thetmsnager 70 state that the hdgety people who
occasionally disturb the audience by rising
some time before the conclusion of the enter-
tainment, pushing their way out, standing IN
10 put on their overc0ats, or 70 shawl ladies, are
most earnestly requested 70 respect the feelings
Of those who desire 10 see the whole perform ance
in quiet. Every one has an undoubted right 20
leave a theater wheu he will, but moment or
SOS delay can not make tmuch matter In an
known that the patrons OF this house consider
the disturbance as an annoyance. The mana
ger also respectfully hints that's 10 most distress
ing 20 the ladies and gentleman on the stage"
The application of this IL just - sharp a. ever
IL was, though they who interrupt the end OF q
drama nowadays are brutally Indifferent rsth-
er than hdgety.
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I NITID STATES MARsHALs SALE.

the Clerk 9 office Of the Supreme court Of the Dis
trtet OF Columbia, and 70 me directed shall sell Of
said District, on TUESDAY, ) the Sd day OF Novem.
her: iEl, At o'clock n, aiI John Ronsys right,
square No. ga, Ia the city OF Washington, b. b.,
together With sil And singular the improvements
John Roney, and viii be sold to satisfy exc ,utions
Nos $3.50, $780, $50 and $3.50, in favor Of the District
hcney IN 9539 and $50, against MARY Hseg aud Joan
honey IN 10: $50, and Martin Welsh ami John
honey IN No. So69. AK. SHARP,
octi4-d q. 8. Marsh 81 d. q.
-~THl ABovl sAL1 10 POSTPONED to
TnUReDAY, the 18Th Of November, lal, e same
hour and place. ALEX. SHARP,
noys q. B, 4aShal, .. o.
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liz TIE SUPREME COURT OrrHK pIsrRIor
Oh COLUMBIA.

Holdtss a Sveeia! Tern, OctObr 3ofh, iS4
tTstrix OF JOHN II. YEABOW ER, deceased,
the sdmiaistratrix aforesaid has, with the appro.
laneia Aforesaid. appointed Tuesday, Ne
ssmAer Hih, 1874, for the nnA settlement
Of said deceased, and Of the assets in hand
as Tar ~ the same have been collected aud
turned into money: When and where al the credi-
tors and 6eirs o. said deceased notified 90 stend
win their claims properly vsuched, or they may
oeeessec state; Pr4rtasd, copy CT this order Be
Published once week for three weeks in the Eve
ming Star previous 20 the said asy Ter:
ost1l-wG- A. WkBSTER, ReSister of Wuls
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ISTHE SUPREME COURT OF THEDIsTRICr
N OF COl,ITMRTa

HoLftEs SYselag Tenn, October lSta, 1874
IN the case Of Nm. b. Reed, administrator Of
MAk1 Am kCLLNORE, deceased. the adminis-
tatOr Aforesaid has with the appreciation Of the su
prem Oourt o. The District Of Columbia Aforesaid,
appointed TUESDAY, November 10Th, l374. for the
ma settleInsDt and distribution Of the personal
estSe o. ssld deceased, and Of the IN hand.
into money when and whore all the creditors and
heirs OF said deceased are notified TO attend, with
their Claims properly vOucnsd. or they NAV other
wise BY law De excluded from all benert IN said
deceased e-tste Pr0rlfsf. copy Of this sr1ar be
published once week for three weeks n The I've
ming star previous 20 the said dsy.
lest: a. EBSTER,
octf3-su 81 Rauisfer a. Will.
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~ Formula Of divorce used by q negro JUS
tice in Desha county, Arkansas: "AsI lined
you, 80 bust you 'sunder. So 60, you niggers.
You CO."
~A Chicago pork-packer, whose pew-rent
was raised TO S25, exclaimed, S'Great Cesar
Here's nice state OF affairs-the gospel going
up and pork going down. What's 20 become OF
uE2"
@Miss Caroline Story, Of Boston, lately died
st the age of 81. She was one OF n children of
the late DIR. Elisha Story, OF Msrblehead, and
among her brothers was Judge joseph Story OF
the L. s. Supreme Court.
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OoURT OF TIE DIsTRIOr
II OE COITHRIA

- H0idiHs SPECIAL TEN, October 18th, 1874
IN the case q Ellen T. johnson. admin istrstrix
oIslMEOh NJ JOHNSON, deceased, the admins
GAII1 AFORESAID has, with the appreciation OF
Lhe supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
el11esSl1, appointed TUESDAY, November lOth,
- - IOr ths nnal settlement and distribution
OF Ihs Persona estate Of said deceased, and of the
assets ~ mana, IS Tar as the same have been coll
.eeteo sno turned into money; when and where all
the credt0rs and heirs Of said deceased are notified
TO attend. with their claims prOparIV vorrha5 -
they may otherwise BY Law be excluded from ali
DeRess N SAID deceased estate: Provided A cony ~
this order be published once week for three vseSs
IN the kvenIng star previous to the said day
octIlv& Ragists1 - MI.
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81 EROHABT's LINE OF sTRA msHIPr
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

EsrsaItsT the ms STEAMSHIPS II. Q. kHI6aT ans
@Osn GIBSON VII make regular week I,sSzee
Il15 between NEW YOEh, ALEX SE&Sf
eNDEIAl MAsHIE TON and9sk&&k
S1ORakIoWh, as toIIovs:-Lesge NEW YoRk,
from PleT 81 East river, every SATURDAY Of {
?. ~; leave GE0R0ET0WH every YRTDAY At ,
T. %, and ALEXANDRIA the same day at Nm.
Agent, business odlce and wharf So Water street,
Seorsesovp, or at the office of the President, near
street bridge.
wv. THOMPSON. President.
EreignS delivered By Knozs s1prss. OF.
ters leif 81 6ensrsl once, COS PennsylVsnia ava.
ane, or a tas steamer wharf, WIN bs promptly ~
SLaeo TO- fssy<4f
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n AND KAUPaY.

n AND KAUPaY.
Lovers Of good TEA and COFFEE will be pleased
to hear that they can buy the celebrated -S1z
an. Y. CLUB" TEAS AND COFFEES f-H
q: Stands Nos. las and I49 Center Market, - ~
east wing.
These goods are OF the Choicest Importations and
are retalied at small advance on wholesale ratea
All goods marked with the price.
T. EREuH,
las and lag Center Market, East Wing.
Open every day. sepIs-Iy