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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

q The capitol Of the State Of Ten.
nesSee, now near completion, is said 10 be
one Of the finest buildings in the world,
Is cost is q million Of dollars. Il is bull
Of solid limestone isken from near The
bill on which il stands. The roof is o.
Tennessee copper, and the speaker
stand Of marble quarried in that State,
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30
OHIO l.

The Legislature Of this Stale meets on
The first Monday in January hereafter
Under The old Constitution il assembled
on the first Monday Of December. As a
matter of course there will be some i'm.
porlanl business 10 be done, but we can
not see what should keep it in session
over two months. The great bone Of con.
iention-ihe public prinliug-which has
for years consumed The time Of the Legis'
lature, has, after a grea, struggle, been dis
posed Of. The manner in which it was
disposed oil is another matter with u.s.
The great objection with the people, was
the consuming of session after session, al
an expense of lhribble what it cost to do
the printing. Peace 10 the memory Of this
bone.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

" A suit was brought lately in the
Superior Court, by James GilfIlan and
wife, against the New York and Erie
Railroad Company, for damages for inju-
ries received by the lady on the road.-
The damages were laid at 100000, but
on Tuesday a compromise was effected,
and the plaintiffs accepted $4,000 dam.
ages.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

n A sale Of New York Chemical
Bank stock has been made al 400, which
Is 300 per cent. premium. This bank is
a close corporation and the surplus is very
large
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

~ The election Of a United States
Senator from Georgia has been postponed
by the Senate Of that State ill the next
session, FIVE Democrats voting in the az
frmadve.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

a An election for Justice Of The Peace
for Montgomery township, will be held on,
the l4h prOximO. Mr.. McCLusKY's
lime expires.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

a. If any of the Patrons Of the Onion,
v living in town or elsewhere, have not re-
seised their papers. they will please leave
word Of this or the Clerks Office.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30
H. AsnrR's New cLo1n.se sroRr.-


'' H. AsHER's New CLorHlNe SroRE.-
We call The attention of our readers, 10 the
positive fact, that Mn. ASHER has received
lnd and is receiving exactly six cords Of ready
,'',. made clothing from the East. Everything
b., that human being, and some that ave
isli not, desires, can be had at his great cloth
DO 19 ing store. brought to this town as we are
70 ii assured, expressly 10 clolhs one half Of
.a'os The citizens Of The county. How much
51o truth there is in this let those
il .yi who are in need of clolhing. 90 and Judge
for themselves This much must be known
however, before any person goes into his
sd oi establishment. that they must by every con.
suiol sheraton to their own interest, 90 pre-.
pared Width " eirir vfe !" as he is de.
t. y iermined that no creature shall leave his
,di 1s store without something to show where
ri iuqbe has been. His establishment is Two
9s doors below the store Of r. McMAHAN's.
See advertisement IL smother column,
under the head Of new advertisements.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

~ The Legislature Of Mississippi
have elected J~ETVERsoS DAVIS, to the Sen.
ate Of Ibs United States. Mr.. DAVIS Is a,
present. Secretary Of War.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

9An '~apprealiee to The Printing business.
The applicant must be 10 or II years old,
and have a common education. None
other need apply.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30
CONGREss.

This body meets on The 9Th IA Of De.
eember. Messrs. 0lds and Disney OF
This State are prominent candidates for the
~SpeaEersbP. Either one will be very &C.
eeptable 10 Ohio.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

", N Foreign advicss show that there !.
oh I'd ? STEADY increase in bresdGuis. In the
rhe saiasssni ofihs wsr between Russia and Tur.
40 lammksyl continuing, the United States will be
''qq'q ''hd great supPIier 10 Europe.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

DrLouis Napoleon is al COmpeign With
his wife, who is said TO he encieni. The
Paris correspondent Of the Chronicles
thus: tit has been remarked since the EN-.
peror has been as Compeign, that his ma
jesly, when driving out with the Empress.
when at theatre, and on other public occa'
%sions,. places her on his right hand, in
place of on The left where she generally sis.
According 10 one of The ancient usages Of
the French monarchy, it was only when
the Queen was encienie lhalshc placed on
The right hand of the sovFhn. The Gus
tom was restored by The present Emperor
a few months ago,Yhsalh e Ppress Eu-
S : Consequent. ~q' :" ~ As! majesty s's y
is once more ID 1n to hold out to
Louis Napoleon peclaliou of an heir
to his throne. II isalso remarked that The
Empress, contrary 10 her ordinary habit
goes To the chase in a carriage and not on
horseback"
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

BeA vocalist says he could sing +" way
down old Tar River" IL he could only
get The pitch. ~
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

u Owing to the unusual length Of the
DelinQusai List, il has thrown us one day
10 iasbehind our usual time. This is an &C.
.is' . surrsncs which happens but once a year.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-11-30

II is Freely reported in Paris that $4,000
French troops will be sent 10 Turkey 10
aid the Sultan in his struggle with Tho
Gar, But orders 10 sail would not be Civ.
en- ill The French government had received
fresh dispatches from C~onstanIinople.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-25
L n nmphcn., .IIhrrimt, Pine, Lard and
Lamp OILS.
HOWELL & M0RSELL,

Successors to q. w uITTLESET,
rTecf, hctreC,I 9TH aud IN Gets, I5dds Buiid;ng
DEG i"iIr iu return i!icIr franks tp t:ciI hume
- friends and the former customers ol Mr.. o.
Whittc-cy, i"t the liberal support extended them
since they commenced business. They now take
thu opportunity Ia acquaInt the citizens of Washing
and Its vicinity that they have perfected their
arrangements with some OF the largest iauuiacto-
rie-, I" constant supply of the very best
articles III their line, which viii be sold at the low
est market prices.
IL y NJ. havIaga thorough practical knowledge
o the udde, feel assured o being able tn give salts
faction tn all who favor them with their patronage.
Painters, Contractors and Builders will find 1t great
" To ti"IT interest call store before purCha
sag where, a. w" keep on hand the largest and
hc~t assorted stock III the city of P.7INTS, OILS,
VINOOH GL.iSS, BRUSHES, L.7hPS, DC.
Just received, and now afbat, 2J0j0 po"nd> OF
Lewis Wetherells PURE LE.fD, which we
otter at further reduced prices scp9-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-25
DAILY EVENING STAR.
COME HASTE THEE HCME.

Come, haste tiicC hnulr, The lamp Is itinmcd,
IN SH,iou> heart IL ,hrnhhing there;
And soft The eyes with tear drops biImmcd,
Are gazing on thy empty chair.
Oh, haste tirc home, where tender smiles
Siiaii chase that care lnok from thy brow;
Nmle love and Iey the time bcguiieS,
winch Pa.ScS there - lonely noty.
Tie hre Ii;rTS brightly on the hearth,
The l''lrhet drirs its monotone,
Aud hpS which love The Ee.t of earth
EaIt there To- bill thee welcome home
Winnie red the !lickering fire Games glow,
lie watcher note; i'cr slatnw fall,
Aad wait the ahscut one to throw
One morC beside i. Oh the wall.
she watches hy the cottage door;
She Fingers ny the gHfi!cn gait.
Anu speaks ti,v t.af nrinr or and r'nr.
Lake som: lon" bird that woos It's r,atc
Then haste thee home, the lamp ,S trimmed.
An ANXIOUS heart Il throhhIng there.
ANA tender CY, (, with tear drops hiimn e,,,
Are gazing on Thy empty char.
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HR"ier,, ITo:. Kaiting,. and Spring

7 ,iF N'"t"ls Il ucs. ch-ap ,n.i beautiful n--
j ii'ie. manufactured Upnp stone, in mifatiGn
~ 'hc rr-'~ "ar'ir,. IF the mos; rare AMI lctia-
t.e Al'rlN- iu -ty'" ani finish they stand unequal
81 m! ar" no. iaIIr'i y l. CAS- smoSe, acids.
" 'hr N"T'H t"'Y ~" 4~'c"ming extensively used.
AMI Eiv' f"rf"ct .It;,I,'iinn
bn'rir'' H'ri oih''rS Wishing n purchase are rr-
iFr>''t to r".l ami rN"miue I IT them r,V"S.
Ai>N. iltE Slab, tn IN 18th the Ma ,,ris, of the
s+He matrriIl
BtILINGS
VII h. kept constantly nn hard q variety of bat
,'rns '"r whrh "rc"cs viii In, rrciycd and prompt
IL "Na~uted
Premium SPHING .itTrrESSES, n res article.
lar -uY'Ti"r to anythl9- 4 ~. kird nov in u.a
r. HASKINS. Agent.
r"rr avenue. south Srir near 10th str.,t.
oCt 15-N
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BRANCH OF srATIONERS, nall,

Nos. III cHf 1I6 F'Gr' SfTest, Nci" FORK.
ma STRAIT. = doocs Fp5rh PHaH. ar. WIstip1tor)
COLLINS. BOWIE Co. Importers of Foreign
~ end Dealers IN bnmesrir stationery, now of
firing one of TIE ar,p-t arl ht selected stocks tn
the tra'!a. that crn be- found ia this market. Oar
stock comprises all the various styles and qualities
wanted in the nit STATE, AMI Canalss cNn.isting
# Bath Po-t. pl'in aEd giit 1igr: rlain Git anil
Enhc.7"d Note. Cap. .rttcr Commercial Note. Com
m'r'al Park"t. AMI foii" Post: Flat Cap, DENY.
v" 'lum E0vRl, >'Ir. ROYAL American and English
nraHing rs?nr- Flan r. rbnss,. aud tolnrp Cart-
tsr' Perforated hri toll, Bonnet and Straw Boards.
snk. TIA ami Memorandum Books, of every va
rety. fHp~y Marble and tolnrpI Papers at very low
TTif-' 'i"i rsr'. with and without silver Holders
ami '''l Pens. Gallery, &c with endless as-lrt-
I1"ni Il >;ati"a-I> Go" Is and Envelopes of every
d'>'rt 'rI"r- COLLi&S, BDWNE 4 Co.
-l-. .'l-Ev
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-25
CAMERoN's GENERAL AGENCY

Ind HfuTH"ce Ufce ID fiooT, Iodd's Building Penn
sgirn"io dren'tc, WGshinston. d. {.
('LAiMS before Congress, Claim. for Bounty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications tor Insurance
on Life AMI Property, and all business belonging To
Ihc General Agency which may b.. entrusted TO
Caneron's care will receive prompt and satisfactory
attention
Mr.C. has quite variety o Fine Ensravincs Books.
Periodicals, Pamphlets, &c, SC, at the General
Agency, and is prepared To fll orders Oh short NO.
tic- and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are 20 be had as
early as issued, at the General Agency. Subscri
ssrs supplied by cau1srs' aug lily
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THE EVENING STAR
Rv WALLACH& HOPE
for furnishing Bricks.
....--,D STATES CAPITOL ENTESSToS AND
WASHINGTON AprFpUCr OFFICE,

WASHINGTON AprFpUCT OFFICE,
W,su;NGTON. Ortohcr H.. 1858.
,r,s,IS viii 10. received at thi, Office. until
u" =, Of the IIIh December next. fr furnish
Il p,tg for the construction nf the Washington
til'''u oIs ausnttg needed will probably b. about
w ,iI;,nuS Proposals shnu d state the quantity
PIT. ii mi Ipr will undertake tn furnish.
an IS mist he delivered at such points Of the
s lu r,,, from time tiuHr u" ir gpated by the
w. nn. The times and quantities will depend on
s,rr-,r,,rrsa,ionS made by CHngr s.
m . I.rg. .lapnSites of rlry 'uifable for MAX
br,I ,Irn. ihr line. aud III" contractor will he
b>;I b> IN ilr,.i-h sample Of tive clay aud bricks
~ .,r,slpn-;ag ~" manui'cinFc-
', bu, veil male harl burnt bricks, entirely
- n the Engineer, will I've received. snti
IN to required 80 he mad" IN mculds eoufnrm-
20 1 .; 81, tn the municipal regulations of the city
,f V7,hIn-ton-
h,. .i..nrI hy one or more responsible per
suN =, fbn fleet that he nr they undertake that
lIr or BIDDERS will, If his or Iber their hid he
'..,sd ent.r into an obligation WITHIN ten days.
"a -,ej and -uifiriGnt sur"tleS, to furnish the
t,.Ls ofF.rrd Said guaranty to be accompanied hy
;, -.;fcafe cT the Unitai States District Judge.
- states District Attorney. Navy Agent. OF
'u ~ ,fs.cr of the General Government individ-
~ t,oru to the DpraT ment Of War, that the guar
Ito. are able 10 max" good their guaranty
IN bji. t. ha sealed anil endorsed "Propossls for
p-;.. for Washington tque'lurt-" The bids will h.
nd i, the presence Of Ench hildrrs as may choose
=. 10 nr.,ont AS the certainty nf supply is very
,cortpn the failure of contractorinv"lving prob
NJ m. ,tnEn,gr of the work for whole season.
b nireI Stat-s reserves to itself the right to re-
-, ,ov or All hrl~, end tn make -nch arrangement.
g. tbp surnIv Of bricks as mly h" most advantage
ons to thr work. fSee extract from Engineer De
r,r1ent Regulations below
~ C. MEIGS,
Captain Of Engineers in charge of Washing
Am
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE

NOTICE
THE undersigned respectfully announces tc the
L public IF Alexandr a. that the most "xtraortli-
nary and astonishing Exhibition Of the RIBLi ORA
Ma or Of Pictures of The New Testrm2nt. viii t,kc
pia"e at LIBEGTT HALL, On TUESDAY, the 18th in
slant. at - O'Clock. D' or- optrai7. I.
The Bibliorama, from the Nativity 10 the Ascension
nj fonr Lord and Saviorr Jesus tbli>t with isu,cs
in fnl human size. vi fr accompanied by an appro-
Priate texture, follow ing only the Gospel without
touching upon different doc rints of churches Only
sacred muse from the most celebrated ,onruscrs will
hnrmonlsc with the scenery As IL comes in view.
Exhibitions every crening precisely at l. Wei
neS'iays and saturday afternoons for schools ut 81 .
o'clock
Prize of admission - cents: Children halt price.
IibTr i arrangements with schools Extra E1hi
t'ions for select parties with their own sp,ointeI
lecturer, if demanded
oct f9-6tds- GERMAN & LUFDERS.
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MRS. E. CONVERSE 4 MISS NJ MlLLER'S
SeIeCf school for Young Indies,

MRS. E. CONVERSE l. MISS NJ. MlLLER'S
select school for Young Ladies',
Hamiiion Terrace, No 2i3 Epfnr st, ce, Baltimore.
1NHESE !a,:ics, who have had 70 much cKpcrIenc"
i IL. teaching, both IN the Eastern and Middle
States, will open q Select Boarding and Day
Srhnn for Young Ladies, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. TIE rICccss which has Invari
ably attended their past efforts, gives them assurance
that parents who may eRtru.t the education Of their
children to their care, viii find the duir~ aud
spausibirs OF tins m poriar. . and sacred trust faith
fully aud ably discharged.
III" English department will br under the excu-
sivr direction of the Fracipais of the School and
well qualified Teachers VIII he employed to .ir9 in
sfrmction III the Ancient and Modern L9Hguigts,
Music, Drawing, &c.
For terms, &c., apply TO principals Circulars
he obtained at Cushings & Bailey's, Baltimore
street, opposite Hanover. aug 26-2in
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Georgetown Female Seminary,


FStHIS institution Is open aud in full o,erat;on
l. The course IF study is very thorough AID prac
tised. The principal suncrintcnds Ill th; depart
ments Ct studr. and is assisted by tic best and most
eh'c'ent teachers The s"n'n-rt presents the very
finest advantages to rents who ,;=. to place their
daughters under w'tchful car. and attention
b''nrtling anil tuition in all Englih branches 500
per session Of ten months. French. music, drawing
&c, extra.
Day pupils from t5 to t1c per quarter of II weeks
Circulars and catalogues TO hr h,d aprlcation
TO the principal. WILLIAM j. CLARK
sef ia-r"t- Principal.
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e. IL. Ely ERS, t;as-Fitter,

y lNIH stre-'f, ono flrnr fr,l Pennsylvania ayr-
bIlr h"i"g practical "a fi'trr is prepared TO
I. uP 'ulECi!k-. ~ TEL. PRIVATE Dwell
Inns, HF.RE+, &c at ,hr shortest notire. in the
er.' minn"r. nj "a REASONABLE terms.
Up u I'm
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Iti. not to be UNDERSTOOD by the above that any
,-snt If the Department is restricted to an accept
es or III, 'orr.t hill nlTsrcl The ~ ject Of the sd
-,-,ampnt bring unly to -Ive rul'i" notice and in
ito r,mn. ttinn. every agent will. sftns receiving
r,nosalS pxerrISe = sound discretion in fixing the
t-r,s and prices Of the contract. being under oh
Tss,icn to r,nfnr himself to the lids made in nn-
suyr to the advertisement, to the persons M king
them.
No contract ma,Ir under this Department for ser
,i-as r supplies ran hp Transferred in any case hut
the same must lp executed hv tho original ohlignr
or nv some person in his nainn and rsSpnnsib to
him anil such nhgor will he hell tn his ! gal
.pou>ibiiitT, and all payments will he made T."
him.
IT, t'aqt " g. NFIGS. U. :. Engineers:
We the Ua.isTsi.rrl Ursii Dts If -, in the
sta'e Of hereby jointly and s-veral!r rnv.n-
,nt with tn" United St trs. and guarantee, in care
the foregoing bd # --- he accepted that he or
they will within ten Days aft'r the acceptance of
the sail hill cx cutr the contract for tue same. with
ynei and sufficient sure;eS tn p"r form the work OF
furnish the articles proposed in conformity to the
terms IF the si,FTtiSrm"nt under whirh it was
made And in rasc tho ssid -- shall fail tn en-
Ter into contract &. afpraSaid, guarantee to Ike
god the difference hstW the offer of the said -
and the mkt lowest bidder. A.B
C.D.
Thereby certify that IN the host "f my know ledge
sn1 lief the sbve 1ame.l guarantoTs are good and
sufficient E.F.
&C TI-dt21ppr-
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW GOOD AND y SW STYLES,
At E, Cammack's Clothing Establishment,

'I'1E auhscriher having just returned from the
i North with large and elegant assortment ct
CaSsim"rcs. Cloths Ecstings &c. Of the latest pat
terms r"tiics his oil customers and the public gen
orally that he is prepared to fill .l orders fer
Clothing at the shortrst notice
ALSO, n well selec;ed stock Of ccady-rna,,e Cloth
ing lila ndkerchiefs. Cravsts Shirts SC, &C. of the
latest styles Call and examine fur our Gives.
Two first rate Coat hands wanted
sep 26-lm f.. CASIMACK.
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To THE LOVERS OF
Ice CREhA, C0SFYC1IONARIES &C

Iht hhti'tN ltkCEEAN, manufactured l,y
\ th- SuhS'TIi-.r li0sn rur. country cream anil
'o-n'-''' IA an' ausuii' from one quart and up
N'ii@'i - H re ;ail"t. ani 1T thu >lnric-t uotr
f"u'~, bI"hrf.,. anl Private Entertainments fur
hi'h~ in ~" tnr~t fashionable style and equal to
any IN To" United states
CHtELnr FEPUS>E, FROZEN FRUIT
BLANC NANCE, PYRAMIDS.
JELLiES. CAKES &c
m"ie I" "r'ieT in every style.
NJ or trrS lott AZ ARSNLDS. under Gadshv's <
h't"'. on TcHn>vi aria avenue. will he Dunrtualiv
sit~nt't &" where there will ~ constantly kept on
hini l"rge ari frrsh assortment ~ FRUITS,
'"EfHfION tkITS. FRENCH BlN-BoNS. PRE-
S"EN rs. PICS Les kc.
.nnS experience in the business enables The sub
s'llN'r 7" .-'lirante. tis utmost satiSf ictIpn.
N1Ntbi'> III various style. COFFEE. TEA, CiIn
''LAlE. oi,'iG NJ, and or',,r r,'fr" hmsns, b.
'''Aln" / at all hours at the above saio"p
Hp n H. Eek tRDT
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4 MIsER.-An instance of the ruling
passion strong in death. Is thus related
bv the Peoria tIllinOis) News:
Old Cook was known as miSer, and
amassed large fortune. On his death
bed, when the last gasp was approaching.
a tallow candle was burning on the stand,
and hickeling flame in the fire place
He watched the candle and then the fire.
Suddenly he called his son
Woodbury., come here"
The boy approached his bedside, when
the old man whispered out
Woodbury., blow out that candle
tallow's most as dear as butter"
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REAL ESTATE AGEECY.

FsNHE subscribers offer their services tor the sac OF
REAL ESrArE in the District Of ColumbiY.
Mar IL nd and Virginia. OfIire the we I sjie Of
7h -.re,t f.w below the General Post Office.
CHAPMAN LEE.
son 2S-I,nz- tRSER BRUSH
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GAS FIXTURES.

THE Subscriber has on hand and i, daily receiving
| from the celebrated factory of Cornelius, Par
kcr * Co.. Philadelphia, large aud handsome rnl
10 ton of CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, Pen
D.i!TS, Sc, embracing all their new patterns
which he VIII dispose Of ut manufac turer's retail
prices. Those IN want Ot Gas Fixtures viii find il
TO their Ih;"r. st tn cali aud examine patterns ana
prices before purchasing.
&. w. BOTELER.
sep l--c0lm. Iron Hail.
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Building Lots for Sale.

I'OR SNIiE.-A variety 0f CITY BUILDING
LOTS lrr sale vsrnnS parts Of The city
Prlres moderate and liberal credit Will he gwen. Al
81. viii effect Insurance nIf"m IvCa and property III
responsible Companies. ln'i"Ira of
MYERLE * VERB,
aug 2-d:Im Frnn. ave. bet. !, aud 9th sts.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD
5ENTLEMEN,s BOOT AND SHOE STORE

crenth streei. cot ,ide thee doors north Perm are
-SS. T.. RRENER respectfully invites the clti
HE4l zenS Of Washington and its vicinity IN an
Av Inspection of his stock at BOOTS, SHOES
SHees GATHERS. dc.. all OF his own workman
ship, and manufactured from the very heat materials
Also. Boots and Shoes made to- order from tie finest
French Calf Skins and Patent Leather, III Il price
equally As low Is charged elsewhere. call Is
licltcd sep -coJm
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f. VI. BIO fELER, Practical Gas.Fit-
ter and Plumber.

S'1ftT'Ff coSI.r Of SGh ny,.i ID streets,
| prepared 1t al times n supply the public gene
rally with GA> Firri NGS and FIXTURES, f
'2 ''tes' ''yies au1 prtt, rns On the most reason
ahin terms
thurcA" Hotels. any public private huild
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CorIpN'T DO IT.-The Cleveland
Herald has the following. As matter
of course it is true:
Recently, upon the cars running out
of Cleveland, lady was pcddling tracts.
playing female colporteur. The tract
which engrosscd her special attention
was entitled, Give me thy heart, and
was undoubtedly an orthodox and valu-
able production. Without word she
presented it to aquiet looking homo. who
read the title, and replied No, Madam,
cannot give. it; this woman is my
. wife The heart seeker vamosed and
| the passengers roared.