Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1868, Page 4

‘THE EVENING STAR. oS LOCAL NEW s. —e— Amasements, &c., To-Night. ir. James Carden as fessor Haseimayer, the great magician. Opp Fetiows’ Hatt.—Last night of Bind Tem. —s—— Not Very MiraccLou ge among the yugs of all —In this e, when the press is diffusing usefa! people and daily showiog up inds, we must acknowledge we have very little sympathy with those ractical knowl- who are green enough to throw away their Money on giftenterprises, quack medicines and ether ingenious methods devised by the mauy professors of the art of getting something for | nothing, to extract lucre irom the too eredulous public. A few pockeis of a weeks since and Evans arrived in this | : grand flourish of trumpets | Secretary; and Fifth Ward Republican Meetiaz. A number of the Republicans of the Fifth Ward hebd diascteag tet nigh es Taract Moth Odist (colored) Church, south of the Capitol. Mr. Joba R. Arrison, president ef the old as. Mr. A. P. Clark as Rev. Beswell Brow: and Chair stated the object of the meeting to be tor reorganization, and that temporary chairman be selected. Thereupon, on motion, Mr. E. H. Atkinson, colored, was called to ths chair, and Mr. A. P. Clark, white, was appointed recretary, Mr. Arrison moved as a regalar ry of organization that the constitation of the old Republican club be adopted by the meeting, in order to enable the members to elect permanent officers. ‘The constitution was then read and adopted: after which, the following officers were elected for the ensuing 1x months :—Annanias Her- bert, (colored) President; Samuel Williams, First Vice President: Horace Merryman, S-c- ond Vice President; A. P. Clark, Recording Secretary: Sam'l Nichols, (colored,) Fintacial Leonidas Scott, (colored, ) Treas- announced that they had come bere to heal the | UreT. ek,and were ready to make the bl. to hear, the dumb to talk, and the lamy ind to seetne e to walk, even to shoulder their crutches and run, and all this merely by a touch of the hand or twist of the wrist.” posed that they promised too mui credence in an Intelligeat community. weeks, Por day after day, Carusi It might have been sup- eh to receive Not so. 's” Hall, (the @id Washington Theatre building.) corner of ‘Eleventh and C streets, wat crowded, some of the sick and decrepid being oa the groand and | be offered at this meeting, as it was called for im lane as early as the speculators tekets. Young and ol ‘@ Dickens The Chair was authorized to appoint an executive committee, which he gaye notice would be announced at another time. A resolution was offered by Mr. Brown, | colored, providing for the appointmep+ of committes of nine to represent the clQ" in the emancipation con yention, to be held in George- town to-morrow (Thursday) night; the reading of which gave rise to considerable debate, Mr. Marshall, colored, conteading that it could not the purpeee of organiaing the club for political Tick aad poor, white | purposes, and not to celebrate the emancipation and black, men, women, snd children: someon | proctemation. foot, in ple and fine lin Tags; some in carriages, clothed 1a pur- Attended the popular tevees ef these modern miracte-workers. They pro- fessed to cure the poor gratis for x two hours daily as they came, Bence the early scramble for places in line. "Those with mony in their purse would have no chance here, but they ‘would wee the ogerators practice om the ere- @ulity of some r wheee faith Would be great eno: him Yelleve he felt better of tiem ‘or lameness, terview with the doctors at consulting room over Mohun & Bestor’s Book- store. Here the practice was varied. ignotant sick man, ugh to make his rheama- and would seek an in- their private five toone hundred dolisrs, according to the panent’s pecuniary constitution and credulity ‘was required to be paid in advance in each ease—no other arrangement, suc! when cared, wotld be listened has paying to—and thus these experis put money in their purse and pa- tients multipled as patience decreased, until bey thought «time to lave, whi cordingly did a day or two since, ich they ac- much to the disgust of their whilom patients and numerous efeditors, who are still haunting the places | where they were victimized, but are over the hills and faraway. Mr. Carus’, they added insult to i owed that gentleman $35 for rent had treated him for -ome trouble h of im Bis bead. They sent him ii of bis claim, a “complimentary” treatment, in which the disease he was suffering was described as “fool on the brain.” —___~——. ‘PROVIDENT AID Soctery.— the Board of Trade rooms, Hi: ‘on. Esq., Secretary. The c ©. and Peer the operators In the case of injury. They of ball, and complained in liquidation ticket of his under which meeting of this Society was held yesterday afternoon at Parker, President, in the chair,and S. F. Kauffmann. said he had called on Generals O H. Howard, but found them out ad seen the Adjutant General, who could not *ay whether or not General Howard would sume the debts of the sou) houses. mated by Congress, in conseq Execut ebts of the Assoc Mr. Thomas F. Lioyd said that if the soup houses had been closed as directed, the debts Would not have been incurred Rey. Dr. Hall said the Society facts before them to settle the m: He therefore moved to adjourn, was carried. —————— Prov. HaseLMare! Attracted a fin last evening. Many of his t this city, one of which last ev tofore exhibited here highest respectability small slip of paper. out letting any one =ee the fi in his yest pocket. The «magi Tapped out tue figures in the =u numbers. and then the figures of which were found to be correc ‘um, and the two gentlem ime several yerds apai other performance thi Tux River Froyt.—The only activity along the Potomac wharves this mornin; to the arrivals and departures of oyster vessels. At Jolnson’s . boats arrived yesterday aft ght-of-h: quence of the culty between the War Department and the Shepherd said there were between ation yet un- nee r are ws ic a m is confined From be all the operly. motion md feats | all's Opera House in ng puzzled the y ast f to which “second more in- | ing of the kind here- of the fishing and sh wharf five | in pursuance of the provisions of the Constitu- noon and this | morning from the fishing shores, bringing in | jnad« and ‘The secretary read a communication from the Republican Generali Committee, requesting the club to send two del-gates and four alter- nates to the Chicago Convention. ‘A motion wes made to go into an election of delegates, which was opposed by Mr. Marshall, because they would have no vote thera, and he doubted whether they would be even admitted on the floor. Mr. Arrigon tayored the proposition to send delegates, so that they might give an expres- sion of the sentiments of the District there. Afier some further discussion an amendment submitted by Mr 4. H. Atkinson, coloredy was adopted; requesting the Repablican Cen} tral Committee to call a convention to elect del: egates to represent the District im the Chica;o Cenvention. The subject of sending delegates tothe Eman- <dpation Convention to be held in Georgetowd, ‘was again called up, when it was contended ty Mr. Marshall, whose views were endorsed by others, that the club could not legislate tor the people, but must resolve itself into a mass meeting, as this was @ pohtical organiza- tion, ‘The Chair was unwilling to decide himself, butsaid the matter was in the hands of the club, and they could do es they pleased. Without any action thereon, Mr. A. P. Clark introduced @ series of resolutions endorsing Edwin M. Stanton,expressing satisfaction with the result of the New Hampshire election, fa- voring Gen. Grant for the Presidency. and en- dorsing the Sumuer charter bill: which were unanimously adopted. The Georgetown Emancipation Conveation was again taken up, when, on motion of Mr. E. H. Atkinson, the club resolved itself into © citizens’ mass meeting. Addresses were made in favor of a full representation, by delegates, to the Convention, when it was Suggested that another mass meeting of the Republicans was then in session in the ward, and it would be in- expedient to make any appointments of dele- gales until the action of the meeting alluded to was made known. Two sets of delegates would be in conflict; and as the call of the meeting of which this is a report was for a gathering of the Republican club, it was rea- sonable that other citizens should suppose the emancipation question would not be broached but that its deliberations would be upon poll cal and local matters. The emancipation ques tion, therefore, more properly belonged to the other meeting. The matter was discussed at length, but before coming to any action, a mo- tion for adjournment prevailed ieee Te Case oF Samver Strox tion from Gen. Schofeld.—Tbis morning a re sition was received by Chief Justice Cartter of he District Supreme Court, from ( | field, commanding the first military district, for Mr. Samuel Strong. The Chiet Justice direcoed @ warrant to issue for his arrest. At- tached to the requisition is a certified copy of the indictment found by the grand jury of the | Hustings Court in Richmond, which was no- | ticed by us on the 9th instant, when Mr. Strong was arrested on a requisition df Gov. Pir. point. and was produced before Judge Fisher & Writ Of habeas corpus and discharged. The requisition is in the following words: “Headquarters First Military District, State of Virgwia, Richmond, Va.. March 12, 1855.—To the Honorable Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia :—Whereas it appears by the anmexed document, which hereby certified as authentic, that Sum’l Strong | stancs charged with the crime of obtaining sig- natures to writings under false pretences with intent to defraud, committed in the city of Rich- mond, in this State and military district, and it | Raving been represented to me that he bas fled from justice and taken refuge in the District of Coluinbia. Now, therefore, I, Major General J.M_. Schofield, commanding the First Military District, State of Virginia, do hereby require, —A Requ ¢ uon snd laws of the United Stat provided, that the said in such case "1 Strong the aggregate over two thousend shad and sev- | be apprehended and delivered to William A eral bundred bunches of rock an: Riley's wharf two oyster boats morning, with full loads for Mes: Co. and the general market d perch. At arrived this srs. Turner & The schooner Mariner, Captain Turner, from Choppawansic, with lumber for C. B. Church, wharf. The steamer Pioneer, Captain Old: discharging wood at Harvey, wharf. ——j Seuppex Drarn.—Beezle: known colored man, died = iden night in one of the shanties at tue foot of the He was in his usval health Yesterday at a late hour, and during the day Offered to bet that he could drink a pint and a neing any evil boaster of his love of liquor. yet he was rerely under its in- fluence, and bis death is attributed to some oyster wharves. half of whisky without exper effects from it. Although a gre: is also at this Clark & G an old and well- ly during last other cause, unexplained. Beazley was an old oyster vender, and was well-kuown along the wharves. . o—-— Grauax Emicrants.—Yester day evening, about fifty Germans, male and female, pessed through this city Richmond and Fredericksburg ra! Persons have just arrived from are going to work on the farms ij many of them in the State of Virginia. ted that over ten thousand of these emi- mts will be brought by this line to Baltimore ‘he Richmond | ring thes year, and pass over t en route for the South, via the ilroad. These Bremen, and n the South, It is and Fredericksburg road to their new homes in the South, - Tae Scuvetzen Vern of the —A special meeting ashington Schuetzen Verein was held ast eveping at Trades’ Union Hall for the par- e 0 ear. selecting a Superintendent of the huetzen Park, on 7th street, for the ensuing | B. Henze, Exq., occupied the chair. A rge number of the members were present, ameng whem were several Am Christian Worcb having offered $2,200 ericans. Mr. per an- num for the Park it was rented to him for one year from the first of May next. — ee Fresn Sap.—The gil! tisherm ning to make remunerative hawls upon the | en are begin- shad in the Potomac, and each day the number qeught increases vastly over the ‘Within the part three or four warm five thousand have been brought to ton and disposed of to dealers at dag hundred, the former price being the | These shat are | Fetailed to city consumers in our markets at 50 | Te paid for fine shad now. ents to $1 per pair. Dissoretion oF ¢ advertisement in our paper it will the copartnership of McPherson druggists, hos been dissolved by ‘ashing« from #25 to an 1 be seen that & Ferguson, | mutual con- sent, and that Mr. R. B. Ferguson, apotaecary, will carry on the business at the old stand. 5 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of First stree:, Capitol Hill ——_e——__ Prast oF THE Ayxusciaty ing the feast of the Annunciation. one o} —To-day be- the first festivals in the Cathohe Chureb, was celebrated, and although tue weather was very | unfavorable, the churches were well attended. Grand High Mass was celebrated, and the day being 2 bol.day of obligation, was observed as Wy. ra Forwitcre Store.—Mr. Williem H. Dunn, Riture and housekeeping experience in that business ou; ‘who was formerly with W. B. Moses, is just iaying in a new and staple assortment of goods, and from his ght to be able to | S streets, ‘are ive satisfaction to his customers in the quality ‘and price of the articles he sells. v ment Nominations OF MaGisTRATES nominations of Bedy, to be ton county, ate yesterday. Sareor Rea Estates. —Messrs, No. 5. in of 6th per square foot. Kusr Your Edgar H. Bates, ‘Walter, John S Gallaher, and James ——_.——_. Freer Dry.—That is rules for preservi See his ad- CoxFiRmED | Charles A. Ken- justices of the peace for Washing- . Ca were confirmed by the Sen- maare 185, On the southwest corner K streets, to Wm. King, at 91 cents one of the 3 health. . Cammi not 4 preceding. | lays about | | Southall, who is hereby anthorized to receive and convey hitn to the First Military District, State of Virginia, that he may be deait with ac- cording to law. . ScHoFIELD, Major General, mmanding First Military District, “State of Virginia.” PE aa Ericvres who T. M. Harvey's iron | front corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th notice in the show windows the j ‘stetul and tempting display of shell fish, game and other delicacies from the water and the Ixnd, need no other evidence of his capa- bility as a caterer. But Harvey like other dis- tinguished characters did not spring into | greatness all at once. His soubriquet of the Jyster King,” was earned only after many | years experience. We have just read in an old number of the Richmond Wig. printed before the war, a first rate notice of the American Hotel in that city, in which occurs the follow- ing passage: “Mr. Thomas M. Harvey, of Washington, is the caterer, and the generalship which he ‘displays in providing for the | palate. of bourders and sojourners demonstrate: is experience in this department of a first-class hotel. He is always on the ‘look out’ for some- thing nice, and generally manages to obtain it. ‘The dinner, yesterday, was fit fora congrega- | tion of princes, and the garniture of the table worthy of profound admiration. Oysters on the balf shell were exposed on large salvers decorated mvitingly with roses, herbs,” &c. ‘Then follows the bill of tare which more than | justifies the above comments. That Harvey | has not lost any of his power since his Rich. mond triumphs our readers may satisfy them selves by @ visit to his establishment, 2 Goop Samaritan Divisio: Temperance, held a grand re: att No. 1, Sons of a last evening cir rooms in Union League Hall. The pr me consisted of mstrumental music | by Bohn’s Band; a duett on the piano by Mrs. Bliss and Miss Chapin; solo, piano, by Miss | Tuttle; ballad, “You Naughty, Naughty Men,” by Miss Julia Moore: several songs by the Glee Clob; a recitation by Mr. E. OC. Town- send: and an original medley by Mr. W. G Gove. An abundang supply of refreshments was provided by the “Committee on the Good of the Order,” and, jedging from appearances, | the large and brillian: assemblage of ladies and gentlemen seemed pleased with the entertain- ment. | Tne Aturxsox Ronpzry.—Yesterday after- Detective Bizley arrested Mrs. Robinson, | who resides on I2th street, on the charge of pur- | chasing a quantity of the articles which were taken by the boys Ferry, Robinson and Collins, from the house of Mrs. Albinson, knowing m to be stolen. and this morning the cases of all the parties concerned were called at Police headquarters before Justice Clayton. Mr. J. H. Jobnson appeared for Mrs. Robinson and her son, and, on his motion, the case was post- postponed, the parties in the meantime giving il. — Rw Over.—About 7X o'clock last evening, as Mrs. M. Dongler was crossing 7th, at street, with a child in her arms, a car was stand- ing at the crossing, and as she passed the rear | end of the car. the wagon ot Wm. Munder came in an ‘opposite direction. ran knocked her down, passing over her limbs, se- verely inju ing her, age breaking no bones. She was placed in the wagon and taken to her home, on New Jersey avenue, between R and it her, and 30th, on 6th street, below Penn. | sylvania avenue. The is a rare col- léetion of animals, educated todo many won- derful feats, and his circus will present a combination im the eS rarely equalled in this or any country. Mr. | Kice advertises that this is his farewell visit to the capital. —_.——. ‘Wasuixeton.—We have from Jona F, Ellis his new and useful publica ‘ashington icinity; | Mr. John F. \ Wi and tion, G rf Deceasap.—Mr. George E. Falconer, 5 016g Dut very well-known citizen of the Nortneru Liberties, died on Monday evening at his facn- ers residence, Seve treet, atove L. Mr. F. was well known in the order of Odd Fellows, ® inga member of Columbiaa Encampmentand Meacon of that order. ‘The funeral took place this afterroon, ani was yery largely atteuded. The serviews were conducted by Kev. Dr. J _C. Smith. and at the grave P.G. ©. B. R. Colledze officiated on the aly the order. The members of Bsacon and Colotzvran Encampment attended in » ihe lodge being marshaled by Mr. Colledge and the encampment by Mr. ¥ <. Stevens. The pall-bearers were P'@Q."s Ferga- fon Turner of the lodge 44 Patriarchs Kaufman and Barker of the yacampment. —~e VALvA PROPP ry — WITHDRAWN.— Mecers. Wail & C0. "yesterday offered for sale &t public auction ~ art of square 186, fronting fect te mchee eH street, with a depth of 131 feet, ImMPFOV? 4 by a three-story double front brick hows” and stable. This house being the Onf OCC” Hied by Secret ‘Welles, which was ADO awn at $37,000. The trustee, Carter Mo” pury, reserved the property at $46,000. —— eee Took Pay Fol 1arT.—Last evening. 9 man representing himeelf as Wm. H. Church, from Cape Islaud, New Jersey, cail m+ mb 'r of Congress at 207 Pen nue :n4 took with him on his departure a cape belonging to a lady of the house, which was recovered this sietning from § piwsiepker's shop, by Detectives Coomes and . Inranticrpg.—Private Stmchcomb, of the fourth Lge } yesterday evening found a dead white male infant ander the crossings at the southwest corner of 20th and G streets, It was taken to the Station-house, and being so badly decomposed Justice Morsell thought it unnecessary to hold an inquest. ee Tait For CourT.—John Duncan was before Justice Harper yesterdyy afternoon, charged by John Driscoll with committing an ‘assault and battery upon him. The Justice committed him to jail for court, THE COURTS. Equity Court, Judge Fisher.—In the absence of Judge Olin, Judge Fisher held this court yesterday. Inve. Thos. Dennis. (Bankruptey.) Lloyd Phillips. The issue before the court in this cause is the validity of a deed executed by Dennis for the benefit of his wife and children; held under advisement. Seroggin vs. Ruhl: man; order extending time for taking testimony 30 days from date. Trueman vs, Iddins; decree appoimting J. N. Oliver trustee to sell real es- tate. Strother ys. Nicholson; order confirming Auditor's report, and for distribution. Wheatley agt. Clampett, et al.; order of pub- lication tO absent defendants. Parish agt. Spaide? order refusing injunction, Fowler agt. Dennis, et. al.; decree dismissing bill with costs. Owen, et ai., agt. Henderson; order reference to auditor. Mobun agt. Hollidge, decree affirm- ing Commissioner's petition. Bankruptcy Covrt, J. Sayles Brown, Reg- ister.—Yesterday, Mr. Samuel Strong, whose case bas been in the Court of Bankruptcy for some time, was adjudged a bankrupt and ob- tained # final discharge. No. 30. Mary Jones filed proof of claim for $300. No. 88. Accept- ance of appointment as assignee by S. H. Du- nard filed. No. 67. Warrant issued for first meeting of creditors, No. 49. First meeting of creditors held: Geo. Mason appointed ussigner; notice to and acceptance of assignee; assign- ment of bankrupt’s estate to assignee. No. 23. Hearing on reference of agreed statement to judge; opinion reserved. CrimixaL Court, Chief Justice Cartter.— in the following cases a nolle pros Hysum Dodson, indicted for as- , O'Hare Alien, larceny; Mary C. Brooks, ving stolen property: Alfred W. Bayley, assault; William King, three cases of horse stealing, (aisready under sentence.) Cirevit Court, Judge Wyie.—Yesterday, the case of G. W. Utermehle agt. ©. H. Uter: mehle’s administrators, occupied the Court the entire day, and is still on trial. —-<-e-___. ALEXANDRIA [TEMS.—The Journal of yester- day says: ¢ Alexandria sonp-house is now going on under the auspices of Col. Lee, and daily fur- nishes material aid to white and colored appli- cants for charity. It will be run @ week or ten s longer, when it 1s hoped that the neces. for its further continuance will bave ceased, The dwelling-house of M. True, near the ferry slip, was searched yesterday for money alleged to belong to one Bernard Maguire, sol- dier. The police did not succeed in unearthing any of the missing pecuniary resources. MARRIED. WAGNER—MOBELAND. On 19th March, Ww Rev. Finckel WAGNER to Miss MORELAND, of this city. ° ) marning.after ‘al illaess, ABCHIBALD CRAW- ars. eral will take place from his late rosi- dence, {th street east, between C and D north, Capitol Hill, on Friday morning at9 o'clock. 2t* BROOKE On Sunda res idence, Willow Grove, gomery county, Mi.. ROGER BROOKE, in the 69th year of his age BUTBHESON. On the 2d instant. after along apd painful illness, Mra. MARTHA J. HUTCHE SO. the 44 rot her ag Appztss TO THE LADIES. ‘The only ag to find the largest and cheapest assortment is CHS. BAUM’S CELEBRATED HOOPSKIBT, COBSET, AND SHUULDER SRACE ANUFACTORY, 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 6th and 7th ireets. SFA fit is always warranted. No Reed Corssts sold. mh 17-tf Tur ODESSA PATENT COLLAPSING SKIRT, DOUGLASS & BROTHER, 503 NINTH STREET, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE DISTRICT mh 13-tf T HE EYESIGHT BRAZILIAN PEBB LE SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES, Superior to any other kind. by their brilliancy, purity, transparency. hardness, coolness, tending to improve and to’ ngthen the impaired eyesight. Manufactured and carefully suited ty FRANKLIN & CO.. Ne pnd 244 Pennsylvania ey Between 12th and 13th «te. OPERA GLASSES TELESOCUPES. MICRO- SCOPES. THERMOMETERS. STEREOSOCOPKS and VIEWS. MATREMATICAL and SURVEY Ce A iglat hateain at the lowest prices, mbz3-1m EMOVAL —We have lately remeved our Office corner of 7th and F streets, and solicit continuance of the liberal fi atrons \¢ public in all branches of our prof. CLUSS & KAMMERHUEBER, mh 19-1m_ Architects and Engineer: G AEBDEN BEEDSB, FR. AND GENUINE. AMERICAN A ams IMPORTED. eee “oC. ‘ACUS.” “DILBSTONE’S EXTRA sess ABLY PEAS,” ° Imported frem England one week earlier than the earliest known. ted Daniel O'Rourke, Landreth’s Extra Tere aniy, Tom Thumb, st Blue Tuperial and other varieties Peas. BEANS, LIMAS, ONION SETS, CAB. AP KOE LETTUCE CORN TOMATO: eg > PLANT, and all other Seeds in fall varict: Lists forwarded on appli LAWN GRABS. different varieties of imported English rasses, mixed for Lawne, according to Flint’s Formula, FLOWER SEEDS In full variety, BIRD SEED. Canary , Hemp, Rape, Maw, &c. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, PLANTS, ETO. Kentucky Blue Grass, White Clover, Sweet- scented Vernal, and other varieties of Grasses, RLY GOON RION” at a. HARRIS A G00) i and * Nu” EED POTATOES, and many other varieties, Acomplete assortment of HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Hoes, Bakes, Pruning Saws and Knives, Avaran- tators, Hedge Shears, crit oun Hy L IMPLEMENTS AND FER. AGRICULTUBA! TILIDERS. zi enty, Gi }» &c., eo, ‘The subscriber calls the attenti others of market leners: in want of . pure, and ae 5 soe Mog Ii geting — be has = = Be ans ant, se ts eins all of are warranted, ERLE ooalie se "Souauets, Wreaths, ; fal cr ho _ en m.j BO ?. a, Kix Huxpaep Dotiars Gown. —It was stated this morning that Mrs. McGraw, residing on the corner of 4th and Market streets, eae FS | instructions to get 1 a an Fthat obe might send ‘it 10 Godtrey ay from arts to2o’clock, p m., at Detween 12th and 14th Call and see me this ev: and return the same, pane ane ares Ts to assist sister in reaching this Tax Hove: va Duiss on Pantaloons at | country; that the cousin took the money, but | PREPARED UNDER A REWLY DISCOVERED Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, No. S11 | B® not been heard of since, and that PROCESS FOB EXTRACTING THE CU- 7th street, between D and B. Wie ee ee ae RATIVE PROPERTIEG FROM VEGE. -_—— AccIDENT.—This morning, as Mr. G. G. TABLE SUBSTANCES. ENTERA La the choicest. Perfume in the | Beck was the warehouse of Mr. Shaw, rd ete: TY the choicest Tosrly resembles | cn Water, between Jefferson and High strevts, INTO THE COMPOSITION the odor of a rare and delicate boquet of | he was struck with a bale of rags that was be- flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. A | ing thrown second ‘window of the or fow drops will leave ite peculisr and delight. | Warehouse, and badly hurt. His lite is despair- ees geal | semen Saree Seneca are + — ones, arri oon PR. RaDWay's NEXT RTY sell m: delphia, with a heavy: of merchandise eeieog seer eaot Clotaing ant | for Dictict. merchan steamer John Geite Parnishing Goods regardless of cost. E,S- A discount of 10 per cent. om all pur- ‘ward. chases of five dollars and upward. 3 Pa, ave., bet. 10th and lith sts. Corns Extractep WirsovT Patn.—Dr. Gibson, Capt. Winters, of the merchant's line, left New York on Monday, and is ex) wo reach her wharf, foot of ch street, even- ing or to-morrow morning. GEORGETOWN ABVERTISEMENTS. REROVATING RESOLVERT. Whit et, 0A Pommaylva in | e avenue, between 4 and 6th streets; established | [ZY THOMAS DOWLING, Auc’r., Georgctown. — 1861. Qorns, Buniens, Bad Nails, —— VALUABLE, BUILDING ita ‘Vascular excrescences, and all IN GEO! TOWN, AT iuttion® — tthe d often entirely cured | On WEDNESD rch 2, at o'clock p. A BBW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED. ined asioscn tania uleune to the ‘Patient I will sell, in front o! part of lot N. Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other | 72. fronting % feet on Frederick street, between Tesponsible residents and visitors of the Dis- | Prosrect and tet streets, by a depth of trict certify to the above. stam Hours from 8a. m. to6 p.m. SSeS Mn. Jupp's Gaeat Book Avotion will re- rine at eale. cost of the purchaser. tle perfect. 0 required as soon as the rty is “nis THos. DOWLIN' Y¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. ONE BOTTLE OF RESOLVENT IS BETTER THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF THE ADVERTISED SARSPARILLAS, OR DI- veRY VAEORGETOWN AT AUCTIONS | RECT DIURETH AEMEDIES. isa large and select assortment of the most |" 9, weDNESDAY, March valuable Books, which must be sold. 23,15 m., I will sell, dn front ivi ball part of Lot No. 10 i = —_—_—__»—_—__ Podge igs Parze for sale. Apply at the kis a ‘AR Office. ed, ant back buhding, formerly ascd’as'e Hout = — your Harr so Bravrirv.? yea PRADWATS RENOVATING RESOLVENT 1c Mrs. S. A, Allen's improved (new sige) Hair immedi 189, of RADWAY’S VATING ENT in Restorer oF Dre: rome botlie fOne Dol- | Lar Noe ironting, go fect oe Fate eer tcf | curing the worst forms of Scrofulous. Syphiloid, lar. Every Druggist sells it. eo | 66 feet 8 inches on First street, improved by two | Chronic Skin Bi: eases, and its marvelous power in two story frame dwellings. ALSO, nting 43 feet i inches on Market street, pect ond, Firet streste, ranning beck improved with a large Frame Dwelling- e-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 ith interest, secured by a hte nad trast resolving calcul us concretions, affording imme- diate relief and coptequent cure of Diseases of the Kidney, Bladder, Liver, Lungs, Pancreas, Spleen. Its rapid influence in shecare of Diabetes, Inconti pence or scanty, turbid, @baminous, cloudy uring; its almost instant efficacy in stopping itching and a ee Pxrsons wishing to subscribe for Tae STAR who reside on a Ses Hilland the Navy Yard, pb pore leave their orders at No. LR East pet Sap’ 89 feet, 1 street, between 4th aud Sth. Joux Cocos, Agent. onthe property. Conveyancing and atthe | pai iacharge of urine, and ite singular power Macers mitonens. cont of the purchaser. A deposit be re- | in curing discharges frow the Uterus and Urethra, —— quired as soon as the Brad Leucorrhea, Bloody Urine id other unhealthy NATIONAL THEATRE. | “og dW SOMMOGESBOWLIREnMact, | and weakening Clochargee’—eod Tocuire waersia iow ‘second hand PIANOS, — the SARSAPARILLIAN used in the Renovating E ORGANS, and MELOD EONS, for sale 87 THE ABOVE SALES ABE POSTPONED | Resolvent differs from ordinary Sarsaperjia: HaRMONIAS. MUSIO BOXES, ACUOR: til MORDAY A Bersaparillian is the only principle in Saiaperitin CONCERTINAS, INBTBUOTION THOS. DOWLING, Auct. | that possesses curative properties; all other parte ye prices.” Bolo Agency . LABSE, STOCK, OF DEY G0008, | VE of the root are inett and useless. One ounce of the it x CHEAP —i500 yarde Bleached and Un- | extract obtained under Dr. Badway's new process € 98 lth street, above Pennvylvania | bleached Cottons, embracing Yard wide Bleached | ¢.. extracting the curative properties from Vegeta: bow 0. REIC: Cotton ut 10. 125¢. 15, 18% cents. Yard wide An. “ poder apiwgs eee CEN ACH. | Groscomgin Bleached’ Muslin. Wamsutta New | ble substances, hs more of the true principle T ‘0 ALL WHOM IT MAY OONCEBN. York Mills and Cog megs | Eee sg | of cure than 20 Ibs. of the ordinary roots, Daranrurnt ov THE INTERIOR Fronts, Linen Camb. Handkerehiefe. 12,00) Seu, SARSAPARILLIAN is‘only one of the ingredi a Prssion Orvicn, July ia inet Spring’ Cattecen, Incleding good makes at 15r, ents that forms this truly wonderfel medicine, and oo ae eae pom a under of | Beautiful 8) Delaines. Black and colored A’ itis ly compensating remedy thet communi- jane Se Lap oeipng | Pacas, Table Linens, Napkins, Doylies, Hoop- its purifying, cleansing and reinvigorat been“lost’ or destroyed, Notice ts. boreby given | "ttt. Corsets. &e properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT. URINE thet atthe date followiig the seein ieee | The stove goods were purchased while they | properties throug! 00D, SWEAT, URINE, Mow! | were down at the lowest rates. and weare now | gnd other secretions, securing a harmonious faac. warrant, a new cer! te Or warrant of like tenor | seiling as low. in some casen lower. th few | Om ao Will be reissued, {f no valid objection should then | York wholesale prices, DENI. MILLE! tional action of every depraved organ and gland in appear. JOS. H. BARRETT, joner. pe 101 Bridge «t-. Georgctow! the system. If the blood is corrupt, the Rasol will make ft pure. If tte Lungs sore, secreting thick phlegm, and prurelent matter, the Resclvent will loosen this deposit and repair the wasting lung with sound and healthy material. If the Skin is covered with pimples, spats, pustules sores, ulcers, &c., the Resolvent will quickly re No. 15,555, for 120 acres, issued under the act o March 3, 1855. in the names of the minor children ~ileceaved, and was granted Bep- No. 56.591, for 1#) acres, issued under the act of March 3, 1855. in the name of William Keeff, and “— granted March 17, 1857. Aj 1868, ulcerated a1 No. 726. THE GNITED ATES. PROCLAMATION For the Sale of Valuable Lands in the State of Kan- 04 190, for 100 actus, iasued under the act o | sas.and within the Limits of the Osaze Indian | “Oren NC ances. If mat March 22,1882. inthe naine of Murphy H Vaughn | Cessions under Treaty of September 29th, 1505, | Ty" srcsand tae accninulaed ta the eee ee i — : } e SNo. 8811, for 160 acres, issued under the act of | With the Great and Lattle Osage Indians. Resolvent will driveit out. Ifthe throat or Bron In pursuance of Law, I, AxonEw Jonxson, President of the United States of America, do hereby declare and make known that public sales will be held at the under mentioned land effice in | the State of Kansas, at the periods hereinafter chial Glands are ulcerated, the Resolvent will cure these sigus of au early waste. Direct remedies pos sessing only exclusive propertivs, are hurtful. as they increase the furctional secrstious of oue organ February 11, 1547, in the name of William Hollister, and was granted April 14,1349. May 2, 1338. ‘No. 80.285. for 160 acres, issued under the act of February 11, 1867, in the name of Patrick Shea,and was granted August 10,1819. May 2, 1538, 0. 80,309. for 150 acres, issued under the act of | designated. to wit b: nding the constituent secretion Ist. As to the Public Lands at the Lard Office at | by suspending ms of ethers Gelaknte tases areas HUMBOLBT. KANSAS, commencingon FRIDAY, | beuce, a compensating remedy like the Resolyeut the first day of May nrzt, for the disposa! of the lands situated within tha following designated townships and parts of townships lying within the limits of the cession under the first article of the aforesaid treaty, viz: South of the base line and east of the sixth principal meridian. Fractional townships 25, 21, 28, 29, 39, $1, 32,33. 34 and 35 of range 17. Fractional tow) hips 25, tewnshipa 27, 28,29. 90, 31,82) SS, and 34, and fractional township 3 of range 18. Fractional townships 26. townships - 32, 33. and 34, fractior Fractional township 31, 82, 38, 34, and fractio of range Fractional townsbips 2, 27. 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35. of range 21 : 2d. For the snle of the following described trust ‘comme: SATUR 16.188. May 2. is.8. No. 80.41. for 160 acres, issued under the act of February 11, 1847, in the ‘name of John M. Stiles, and was granted October 2, 1358. M: No. 81,078, for 100 acres. granted June 27, 1856. May 2. 1838. No, 34.276, for 100 acres, issued under the act of Marchi 3, 1845. in the name of Barbara Ballict, wid- ow of Jacob Balliet, aud was granted July 17, 1856. May 2, 188, No. 44.007, for 160 acres. issued under the act of ‘h 3, 1365, in the name of Catharine Bloss, wid- Bloss, and was granted September ‘No. 49,985, for 100 ‘acres, issued under the act of March 3, 1855, in the name of Mi Ann © bh fg the only means of a permanent cure. BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP oF BLOOD impregnated with the Resolvent and ab sorbed to supply the waste of the body, will make pure, sound and healthy flesh and fibre. ‘The frat dose that is taken commences ite work of purifica tion and increasing the appetite and fleeh. A REMARKABLE CURE! SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS IN THE THROAT, SORE GUMS, SORE MOUTH, SORES IN THE - ny 2, . 66.132, for 160 ecres, tevast und March 3, 1886, fn the name of Heinrich landsat the same place, : s ; NOSE, AROUND THE was granied January 2, 1857. May 2. 1868. DAY, the Vth aay of May nezt, sf No. e313, for lo acren, issued under the act of ids, situa EYES, & March 3, 1830. in the name of Hannah Frits, widom Soecdecetar ee of Christian Fritz, and was granted Mi May 2, 1868. No. 60.101, for 160 acres, issued under the act of Harch 3, 1855,in the name of Abraham Walden, and was granted March 16.1857. May 2, 1338. No. 60.412, for 160 acres, issued under the act of March 3, 1855, in the name of Jasper Taylor, and was granted April 6, 1867. May 2, 1968, No. 62, nl under the “act of If recently exhibite chronic. or through the effects of Mercury, Potes sium, Corrosive Sublimate, from six to ome dozen bottles may be required to make @ permancut cure +a fe les will cure. If ticle of the aforementioned treaty. South of the base Line and east of the 6th principa mertdan. ‘al townships 25, 27, 28. 29. of range. factional township 35, townships 27, 25, and 29, fractional township 30, of range 2 25, townships 27, 28 and 29, A remarkable instance of personal beauty re (0. 62,488, for 160 acres, issued o ny stored te y du the re March 3, 1855, in the paine of Christian Hanson, re ate @ mk, peed A Lcdy disfigured by the ravages of a id was granted April 23,1357. May 2, 1858. and fractional township 30, of range 4. ‘0. 6481; for 100 acres, issued under the act of | “Fractional towuship 25- townships 27, 28, 29, and Mai 18i6,in the name of was granted June 9.1857. May fA crew, issued under tne act of March 3, 185. in the names of the minor children of Gonwar Courtney, deceased, and was granted October 5. 1687. May 2, 1858. No. 80.043. for 16) acres, issued under the act of March 3.180,in the name of Margaret Lemon, widow of Jonathan Lemon, and was granted Aprii . May 2, 1888. 81,683, for l:O acres, isnued under tho act of March 3.1885, in the name of Juan Crespin, and § we ea iat lon narees lone the act of Pohpnn ot No. , for 16 acres, issued ‘un e act of owl : March $, 185, in the name of Antonio Herrera, | gractieasl townshin of togae ree ee Bas ane and was granted August 3, 1858. Muay 2, 1838. Fractional township 25, townships 27, 23,29, and No. 82.421, for 169 acres, issued under the act of | 7A \40U0 arementa March 3, 185, in the name of Sabins Baca, and was SSF, tonbanipe $7, 28,99, and From the advanced sheets of anew Medical work cailed “FALSE AND TRUE.” BY JOHN BADWAY,M. D. —This book contaias much valuable infor. the benefit ef the sick 2%bu, Benton, and | fractional township 3, of range 5. Fractional township 25, townships 27, 23, 29, and fractional hip 9, of range 8. a 2%, townships 27, 28, 29, %, townships 27, 28, 29, and of of range 7. ! ir diseased condi- .. Every perron in search of health, and desir- ous of preserving the same. should <end for a cop: which will be sent free of charge, by remitting one three cent stamp for postage, io Radway & Uo.. New York. FIRST BOTTLE.~At the end of the first bottle ppetite and spirits were improve: LO" }, of range 10. Fractional tw MP 26, townships 27, 23, 29, and fractional township 30. Fractional township 25, SD eiegten whoteiee granted August 14, 1888. May 2, 1838. fractional township 3, of rauge 14 a ‘No. 82.796, for 140 acres, issued undor the act of | # ; ‘ pplying March $. 1886, in the neme of Sally Holbrook. for. | ¢,£ factional town Bip My Sowacniae 27, 28,29, and ‘sponge, reli fractional township Fractional township 2 fractional township 30, of range 15, Fractional townships 25, 27, 28, 29 and 30, of r eit, ‘The 1ollowing designated townships being sow:h of the base line and seest of the sixth principal io Tidian : 5 Fractional townships 2 and 27, of range 1. ‘The —— of the lands above referred to will be commenced atthe dates respectively as above indicated, and will proeeed in the order in which they are advertised until the offered and mer widow of. et) Morrison, and was lay 2, 1858. 2918, issued under the act of March 8, 1855, in the name of Jaan Pedro Marcus, and was granted Beptember 8, 1858. May 2, 1868. Ne. 84.498. for 160 acres, issued under the act of March 3. 1855, in the name of Catharine Austin, widow of Thomas Austin, and was grant ecem* ber 16, 188. May 2. 1868. No. (95,661. for 120 acres, issued under the act of March 3, 1855. in the name ot Theophilus W. Taliaferro, and was granted March 11, 1859. May 2 Noo 06.861, for 128 acres, issued under the act of March 3, 18%5,in the name of Theophilus W. Tal- laferio, and was granted March 11, 1889. May 2, 188. No, 41,949. for 160 acres, issued under the act of March 3, 1855, in the name of Joseph O. Thomp- son, and was granted September 16, 1856. May 9, 1868. "No. 9.074, for 120 acres, isaned under the act of March 3, 15. in the name of Elizabeth Eberly, widow of Jacob Eberly, and was granted August 17,1897. June 6. 1958, No. for 12) acres, insued under the act of March §.}8é5, in the name of Christopher Wise, and was pranted Yune7. a6. June 1s. 15:8 1742. ‘ented townships 27, 23, 29, and SECOND BO —At the end of the second boitle, signs of vement in the discharges from the} uterur, inflammation. pain and abated. the skin greatly improving, the eyes gro’ ing brighter, strength and appetite increasin; THIRD BOTTLE.—! scabs on the scal sores on the arms, and incru scales of the hands, gradually disappearing, leucorrhea greatly lessened. water becoming clear, and kidneys and bladder improving. FIFTH BOTTLE —¥inger nails growing. haote and arms clear and smooth. hair growinzon the scalp, bowels regular, and #kin free from irritation face clear of sores. SIXTH AND SEVENTH BOTTLES —Dlcer on the neck greatly improved, leucorrhea dischar, stopped, menstruation regu! in of the abdo- men, irritation ir the uterus, bladder, and kidneys stopped, face clear of all hair covering the scalp. great increase of flesh, spirita buoyaut ‘step elastic, amd appetite good. NINTH BOTTLE —All ci ally disappearing. frequent a f appearance, hair contia. TTLE. im) im whole shal! have been the sale thus closed; but the sale stall bot be kept open longer than two weeks for either the public lands or trust lands, and no private en- try ny of the lands jl be admitted until after the e: of the weeks, nor will tracts be offered which may be withdrawn before the day of sons the Department on account of railroacs er for other purposes. Given under my hand at the City of Washington ee poeespe pet aay eS a x2 moe Pomiai one ousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, a “ANDEEW JOHNSON. the I A Commissioner of the General Land Office. By resident : 308.8. W iN of disease gradu- jon in the Park. great 0 meres, fi Norte.—Under the regulations of the mut | improvement in personal iain the ne Of Obteanoaee Wine | aa lisceiiares Gud pow Seintion eo eeeeeee ones | Rian te grow rapidly skin amooth abd clear, and ted February 23, 1852, June 12,1 made for advertising proclamations except to such | the ulcer in biishers as are specificall: ae suthorized by the | TWELFTH BOTTLE —Continuing the Resoly- EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Bommiscioner of the General Oflice. after all oa : ie De tats pate LAM Orr STORET RENT ¥F THE INTERIOR, ip tes an peroual ay Nomen out 5 F x O uterus. ia ‘ular, trtor ot the ostste of A. B Laie dsocsent PUNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. organs regular; blood ‘pure. her nalia perfect Ulncinuats, Obie, proving for the exteeeion ode WaruineTox. March 3.1838, | growing luxuriant. spirite excellent, she exhibiced tent granted to the saia AB. Latta on the sth | OD the petition of JACOB SENNEFF. of Phil- | to her friends a picture of heal bewnty. lay of June, 1864, for an improvement in Steam | Sdelpbis, Pena-. praying for the Sicnsion of « | For six months after the use of the twelfth bottle, Generators, ‘for seven Years from the expiration Beran Gaprovement in Machines for Costa Mar | she continned taking thre teaapoonsful of che Re- of tent, which takes place om the gin day of ane Byes or Malle of eddies for Looms for | solvent per day, and two of the Pills three times « ered, that the said petition be heard at the | eve ted . reared, whi Jace on the is wenderfal cure a lesson may be learn: seen nee oe cee Me: ‘and. all ‘persone any | itis ordered that the said yegual to thoaren mesons of coperiag erro teeee notified to anpear and show cotta bee pee BN 7) Geed pure. rich Mood Will mane healthy Gre a poke i. jcar tkin, beautiful complexion and lu OE ote ep pcainchountenmos are required to | Botided to agptar and. show hair, Cosmetic powders, painting the eb, in the jce their objections, specially | D&YC, why. : bru Aad Bleobolic set forth im writing at least ‘ngenly dave ‘before Phe nip rry mn Bg ery totion sre pinuarions. paint. hearing; all testimony ae t forth in writing, at leas: ble perspirat: used afi aad bearing mage be aren and | Gay of b rings ailfertimony fi preventin, bsor! ze office, which will hed on application. Fp pe me Dheric air. eo essential for the vi ‘Bepositions and pe upon as testi. | transmitted in cation of the blood and fluids o mony must be fied in the office days before | Mice. which will! blood is secured by the Beso the day of hearing; the ar te, Hf any, within | ,,Depositions ai 5 med: il enjoy 1m filing the tes! rardonrett pm Sy g = Bria ie feigceee Welt | Wisin a atari ©.," and in ‘the . Cincinnati, Unio, ones Alte w successive weeks; the first of said | tbe Republican end the Intell .B.—8EE THAT THE WORD SARSAPA- pebiiondione sete es tens slzty, days previonsto Bed nd int he ‘Herald, Phils giuvian fs ON THE LADLE OF “EACH he day of hearing. se Commissioner of Patsyia, | of said publications to be at least sixty . = previous to the day of _mh 16-wow__Acting Commissioner of Patonis. Tee ere GIVE ROTIGe’ Orphans’ Goeteal | _mh o-wSw Washi: County, in the District of of sdministradion aot } Henry cf wesnlagtons Dron act IF SARSAPARILLIAN CANNOT BE OBTAINED FROM Henry D. : WASHINGTON DRUGGIBTS, Geaced.” ail pertona having claims agaitist tho'eaid tion RE: Geecnsed are Hersey warosd, to exhibit the same, | Bonn petition of ADDRESS papwar & 00., AD on 87 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK. ANKERS, Preresnte StReet, Orroe re TREASURY, Bay ond sell at current market rates, and peop fometantly Ce panda full supply of al : GOVERNMENT Bo! SEVEN-THIREIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Qzeere for BTOCKS, BONDS, £0., executed bad collections made on 81) accessible points. _ weit Pras serene paeron. B. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. wh. URTINGTON , Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, ‘15th street, apposite the Treaswry Departmens. Government Securities with Treasurer Unitec Btates, STONE MILLION DOLLARS.c— ‘We bay and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SRCURITIES at corrent market rates. FURNISH BXCHANGE and make Collections ‘m ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THB UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, ond give care- fal attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN end FIRMS and to eny other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MENT LUANS at ail times cheerfully fernished, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Osshier. _Washington, March 9, 1888. new ‘W Asuineros cITr SAVINGS BANK, Corner of 7th street and Louisiane erence, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSYI6, BUYS and SELLS all kinds of BONDS anu+ STOCKS, GOLD and SILVER. Highest prices paid for LAND WARRANTS. J. B. ELVANS, President. J. A. RUFF, Treasurer. CLOTHING, &c. Sreruzxs « co, (Late of Wall, Stephens & Oo.,) 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9th and lth etre: ts, MERCHANT TAILORS. NEW SPRING CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, AN. VESTINGS, JUST RECEIVED. _mbil-tf At moderate prices N, THOREORN., . FASHIONARLE TA 286 Pennsylvania avenue. between 11th amd 12th streets, over Ford's Drug Store. uy Mr. THORSON begs leave to call the at- =< Xe Gentlemen of Washington to lar fs new estab t ‘a be iound and carefully selected amortinent of — SPRING STYLES of French and Bugliah Cloths and Cassimeree, TLO) F. Lovpon & Oo...) OITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MEROBANT TAILOR. Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's.) wets 369 Pene evence. Washington. The swift. commod! ana staunch Passencer Steamer ARROW, Captain Thomas Stackpole, Commander. will leave her Wharf, toot of Seveuth street Washington. D. ¢ mm larch. mt m., dail ex) tor MOUNT stopping at TF FORT Wash INGTON. Keturning, the Steamer will arrive at Washington about 4 p.m. giving ample time for Passengers who wish to leave the city the saine Sraane 0 take the cams for the North, West, ang oy and retarn, inclading sion and Grounds. $1.80 ma rane Principal Hotels and at JAMES SYKEB, Genera! Superintendent. mb 20 Im Office, Willard»? Hot’! ‘HE NEW EXPRESS LINE T BETWEEN NEW TORK, ALEXAMDEIA. WASHINGTON GEURGETOWN. OLD L. BEGULAB SAILING DAYs, FROM GEORGETOWN, FRIDAY. AT 12 M. FROM NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AT 12 M. For freight, apply to JOHN B. DAVIDSON. Agent, 3 Water street, Georgetown, DU. M. ELPRIDGE & 00. Agents, Priuce street wharf, Alexandria, JAMES HAND, Agent, 104 Wall street, New York Freight received constantly and forwarded # al? of the country with deapatch 1 ‘OHN B. DAVIDSON, Agent. EW MERCHANTS LINE OF MSHIPy. N +h RWIGHE. aso JOuN GIBSON. . run mon! tween New Fork Be ton, and Jex: rim, Wi own, 8 fellows Leave New York. from Pier 28 nly at the oMce of New Work averwe and 1th nt. wT DENTISTRY. LOOMIS, at No, 33° a pertaining to the deetal proheanen Sik Palates, sd “nat aden of the Seapnonteemintleeda ds DAYIS® ‘ LEWIE & DAVIS. DENTAL ASSOCIA No. 260 PENN een 2th ‘1st! TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. No charge will be made for Ar tificial Teeth are inserted. Sith fee > [ae ope be re: Forgical 0} AVE.. streets. Kesociation Is now pals'end Boston prises hi Exl'work done cam have tt nec citier . All work and best +. and warranted . Persons will do well amine our work before getting it . MERRILL, Ae Now wish pan 11 _be dene in the peates: to give entire to call and ex- elsewhere. jy 18 Bo. 310 Px: ct Avance. . seeree bet. tb aad 0th n:. 2 tie ART OF DENTAL SURGERT. 00 3-4m" [a AT cra APrse DUSTER, coe D MILK, DESSICATED COCOANUTE,| yROMAGE OE Be Seon ‘LL, cote ates, FINE WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS made to measure at the shortest notice, amd war ranted « perfect St at BEDUCED PRICES. WALL, BOBINSON & CO., 332 Pennsylvanis avenge. Q mb 11-tf Sauiers. fe3-im L ‘LE {The undersigned te propered to furnish all sizes. ws BUILDING STONE, for Foundations, Footing Stone, Flagging, &., from the above quarries. ‘The attention of builders and others contem- plating building is called to the certain prevention of dampness, and to the durability and cheapness of the Blue Btone. Also, for sale, o very superior quality of Paying Btone, from the quarries on Foundry Branch. v RIDGELY, s