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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-09-17

t1Y-A man from Canada cIlcd on DOS
ton merchant few days ago, and after c"a'.
ting over their old business Transactions .e
minded the Bostonian that he had never ~
turned pocket handkerchief which he oo',
rowed at bis house, in Canada, iNil'y'lwo
years ago. Sovcnty-fve cents made Wv
matter all straight, and the Canadian deP"'
cd, a wenlthier, it not meancr man.
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c9- Frank Leslie, who showed up the
Swill-Milk business in New York, was expell-
ed from the Municipal Dinner given at the
Metropolitan Hotel. 1t seems that the great
est outrage a press can commit against the
municipal officers of Modern Sodom is tc ex-
pose frauds and villainies. Virtue and hon
esty may be kicked and cuffed to any extent,
without attracting the least attention or SYM
pathy, but level lance at fraud and vice
and the city fathers gather to the rescue as
the vultures gather to their natural food
Indeed, it is said that in York city they send
the least vicious to the State Prison and the
Penitentiary, and fill the municipal and city
offices with the biggest criminals. This last
may be a SANDER, but if honest men admins
ter the laws we can't see how so many crimi
nails go unwhipped of justice.
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New ORLEANS, SepL-Deaths from yellow
fever yesterday, 40.
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ATHENS, FRIDAY, SEPT. II, 1853.
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toy Some writer says that the wofd woHa
in Rufus Choatc's hand writing, fcsc'no'''
small gridron struck BY lightning
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELs

BROWNS HOTEL l. Thomas. Md. VA
wis NM NC; L Bailey, NY; n wilcox and
do; w B Awen, NY; w NJ Chase, Ga: Witt,
neld and daughter, Ella; w Aouston, Va; IN
Wilson, do; Ourand, o; NJ Grimm do; 7.
Baker and lady, Mass; g T Wallace, Va; r
brooke, % Miss du Pont, Del; Miss 6ifferts, Pa;
da Pont, Ky; w Lammote, Del; Z Hannsfrid.
aoi du Pont, do; c Wilson and Iady. AIs,
mIs Child and daughter, do; w M Smith. NY:
X Mainline and family, Del; A Burden. nv
"a IA sfmy, Pa; Phillips and lsdy, NY; Mr.
Mrs Armistead. do; II A Lepman and lady Nv
Neai, Va Neal, do; l. TAYLOR. nv.
Fox and ladies, Va; w Brown, La; dn Pont Di
" D Stsoler, Va; II Vincent, NY; j II Joish, do
der, UsA; NJ l. Aowen, Nd
NATIONAL HOTEL w Mitchell No.
w Baker, NY; A g Marlett, Pa: j m Fa,ina n
" Capt ID simms, Us M C; Il Buchanan q.
w Billings, Mrs g L Sampson, A NJ sampson
Mrs smith, Eng; 1 W Jones. DC; j fIi man
"a; Spencer, NY; VIM Burnett, Mass; John
Warheid, ID GOrsuch, 3 @ SpaIks, l. Stow, Md;
Taylor and daughter, Ala; l. Baker, B +
t.r nin,, r OSode and lady, PV Daniel, jr and
,smi,y, va NJ p Hatch, Il Coates. NY; Mr. and
MS Bell y; Dimpfel, w Tyler, Edward
EEo oas.nS rai clsPp and lady, Ct; Glover
KlRKwooD HoUsE-GT Bed.n and ,,av
nEa MILLER o; Com Mays; G Stewart
w Dewing. Pa ] R andersen M; q " y r
!sdy, MO; MIS- Hagar, do; J IA Merrill No. I'D o
Durfey, Md; Bryan, usA; "a ri, pti =
yar6oe, do; Manning, o; Or j q C.t,s ma1
y. "eo'se Dafe, ma w Gsgocd; smith
UNITED STATES HOTEL r,oo.,, H.
Wilcox NY; Tufs, Tenn; A q Mssis,, IA,
w Fauver, Va; w Blakly, Ind: w Tura;
nsdy, Tenn; II r France, Va; A w Wal,e,N On.
Reflex do; spilmss, Va; r NJ Dsiany,
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DROPOSALS FOR SHAFTS.
Y; s. CAPITOL EXTENSION

AND WASHINGTON AQuBDuCT OFFICE, ,
skALEp. PROPOSALS WIN be fs.eived at this Office
until the fourth day of December neHt. at noon fG
df The
exterior porticos of that building.
The dimensions are as follows:
One hundred shafts, including the upper torus OF
the base each SHAFT to be twenty five T. ct tw and
slshh inches IN hsight from the bottom of SAID
toLus to the top of the upper astragal.
The diameter of the torns bottom piece OF sha n
to be three feet seven and FIVE eighths inches the
neck below the capital two feet SIX and one eighth
inches and the diameter of the upper sstrsgsl be
two feet eleven and tbs inches These are
the net dimensions ofthe work when finished.
All the blocks to be scabbed round to dimensions,
hlamishes in the finished column.
The above shafts TO be of white American marble,
an the exterior Of the CapitoI EXTENSION. which
comes from near Lee, Massachusetts.
boos One euss oo e in with
of the marble offered. This specimen will be sub
mitted to proper chemical and meohsnlcsI tests be
fore being accepted for the worb.
the proposals should state the time within which
the maj bic will be delivered and should BIO accom-
more Responsible persons. to the effect thai he or
they nnderaE that The bidder or BIDDERS will n hs
days. and suoent for
the comp elton of the work undertaken: said quar-
nnd hf Ssd Of The
trlct Attorney, Navy Agent, or some officer of the
snesr or Of WAR; that the 90 sns 5
are able to make good their guarantee.
The United Sta es reserves the right to reject any
or all bids not deemed advantag eOus, and to max
arrangements for procuring he arble.
Proposals will be received for furnishing the shat
either In single blocks In blocks of not less than
four feet length. and the number of shafts
in single blocks pieces RESP ectIvey should be
stated.
proposals will be opened in this ofioe at noon of
the 4th December next, IN the presence Of bidders
who may choose TO he present.
BY order OF the Secretary of War:
Nj. G. MEIGS,
Capt. of Eng neers,
In charge Of IN. 9. CanIfnl Ex fen
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events. l. adlez And Gentleman oaa nna on hai.

WHEN N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies And Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural attrActiops-a ne head of hair-it
becomes matter of serious Importance, and the
spsstlon what shall We do to stop the hair from
falllnE OF, and restore Its vlgor and beauty In re-
HAIR PR6M6TER AND fMPR0SiER. A n few
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and whits,
and lnpart freshness and vigor to the hair; and
continued use of il two months viii insure YOU 4
luxurlant head Of hair. Call and get bottle and if
NOT satl;ed sitter tho second application. return it
Ask for Rr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
rss Gomez IN Nam and n RS PI.
and IN Washington city By z. d. GILMAN, Drug
Gst, BroHns Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and b.
ov0Qu0s
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FORM OLA GUARANrRK

FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Cart. NJ. {. Ms'gs, u. S. EasineeTs.
We the undersigned, residents of --, in the
State of -. hereby. jointly and severaliy, cove
nant with tbs limited States, and guaranty, in case
the foregoing bid Of be accepted. th-t he or
they vii within ten days after the acceptance Of
the SAID bid execute the contract for same with
good ana lent suretlee. to perform the work or
furnish the articles proposed IN conformity to the
terms Of the sdve tisement under which it was
made. And IN case the said - shall fail to enfer
into contract aforesaid, guaranty to make good
the difference between the offer by the said = ard
the next lowest bidder. r
hereby cert fy that, to the beet Of nv knowledge
and belief the above named suara ntoIs are good and
sufficient
Ia
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EVENING STAR.
MEMORY.
BY nENRr +. rucx.amAN,

M HENRY 7. TUckEaMAN.
Era Eia Pora, chs volgi u desio
A naylEanti, lnterisce y enore,
Lo dl, Oh hanno dstto doiei am OF: Did,
- tDaats.
When the cares Of present being
Wake tumnt In the breast.
70 the past the spirlt fleeing,
Luis Its ANXIOUS fe n to rest
Herbal. book or faded letter
Murmurs OF departed years,
aocy, loosed from customs fetter,
smiles expectant through her tears!
Roaming then the hslowed places
when hopes Young and winning graoes
Pure enchantment round us threw;
With the primal transport glowing,
Tossed upon the sea Of youth,
Ire the gales OF passion blowing,
Ushered IN the calm Of truth;
Lifs's psIe star Its course retraces,
BACK the tides Of feeling roll,
And the dear remembered faces
Rise again before the soul.
Eyes whose fond rays 'ong have perishsd
Make the languid pulses start,
Tones whose echoes love has oherizhed
Fan once more upon the heart.
Hsnss that smoothed IN Infants tresses,
The worn brow benignly seek,
LIES thai hailed q ohild's careeses
frssaEain the pallid cheek.
U Tines ourrent m-.sly stealing,
Waited to q distant land,
mncn We with scslaItc Keeling
"eu Known haunfs along the strand;
Streams long mute with charm subduinx
6reets Us IN the balmy air,
Nlstas green our senses woolng
Lure rs down the windl1gs faIr:
Farms thar long won our devotion,
Thread again familiar WAYS,
Smlls that woke divine emotion
Beam as In more happy days.
At old affairs then renewing
Vows that far. Dor bade to keen
B{,gone 70 h of bliss pursuing,
Fearls We draw from sorrvw' s deep
Musing thus upon the vanished,
Blended grow life's varied hues,
And the dsrk Sin AIDES are Danish ID.
Or made bright with early dews. -
Calmly then We see things fading
In the twilight of the past,
To the hesrt ITS griefs upbraiding.
uspering that they cannot last.
Boston Trdnseript,
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DR. STEPHEN BAiLY,
OFFICE lS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Three doors from l4fh street,


DIR. BAIIY begs leave to inform the public that
located as above. He feels assured that al 9
experience Of fifteen years. practo ., with S10
dicuit cases that he has treated successfully. vii
enable him to surmount any difficulty, scientific or
ence confirming the opinion of many men eminent in
me profession, and especially Drs Harris and and
msrcuria preparations for filling the teeth, Also ali
Enames. Gutta Peroha, India Rubber and Clements
that Porcelain, mounted ON Gold Plate, il the only
reltsbe substance that can he worn the mouth, as
vas meet Q Inc!uslvely shown BY the last American
Although he tiatte-s himself from his long resi-.
nown isfis numerous friends and patrons, he Sess
lave tCI efer them to the following
F,S ias ks EsT.n s2s GAa;si ofEp,,.a,v
DR. STEPHEN BAILr: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem Tor you personally and my conf
executed for me have been highly satisfactory
h9ee that yo1 h may recelye the PATRONAGE from my
and the nst ys g0u5 k SO well do
washington. Aug. a sa lass. w. FRENCH.
From one of the Oldest firms in Baltimors-
Msssrs. Boggs, Cotman Co.
r, Having employed DR.. stephen Baily, Surgeon
important and dlfhcult piece of work which he did
to my entire Satisfaction and view ofths fact that
tai College Of Baltimore failed. after ed trials
To perform the same work satisfactorily, il gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high Estimation of his professional skill
Baltimore, Jan IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from a note ,eee,rsd from til. late Hon.
John NJ. Clayton.
U. 8. Senate, Aus. 10. 1896.
The teeth you made for me work admirably; no.
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maIades of the
teeth, can cheeriully recommend DIR. g. Baily as
superior dentist. He made set of porcelain teeth
for ons OF my family and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood welt for more
than ten ears ROBERT 7: NIXON.
We, the undersigned. having had occasion to avail
ourselves of the professional skill OF DR.. 3. BaIly
surgeon Dentist Of this city. having been oogni-
can't OF his operations families or friends, take
pleasure In expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, A. well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations In Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
worthy. '
Thomas U. WALTER, Architect u. 8. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, d. G,
b. =. BOHRER, NJ: ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
y. 3: LINCOLN, M. D., of w ashngton, ID. C..
Jos II. BRADLEY, Of Washington, D c.
SEOReK WALTON, Ex- Governor of Florida.
WALTER LENOx. E1- Mayor Of Washington.
DC: WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
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T. ONGW QRTHY's
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,
SN. PIKE, Sole Proprietor.
u ava % Sycamore street, Cine inaaff Okla

This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure Juloe of the Catawba Ora be-
thus sfording additional evidence of the progress
Of American enter prise and industry, and of our
made by any other na ion.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not ONLY
equals but exoels the best Imported Brandiss, IN
purity and flavor. 1t Is, IN fact. the best Brandy
Known. This statement is fully oOrroborated by the
Chemists.
ID IL is sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatu-
leney, Cramp. Chollc, Languor, Low Spirits, Gene-
ral Debility. dc. No family should be without it.
W ketall price 81 Is per bottle.
:. N. Pike has appointed DAN'L. B.CLARKE,
Druggist and Pharmaceutst, corner of Pa avenue
and ~ street, Sole Agent for the District where
orders. an IL
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W fALL ARRANGEMENT.
w ASHINGfON AND ALEXANDRIA.
A Boat Every Hour from Ead Place.

The Washington and Aiexsudris stesmhcsts vii
hereafter run regularly from the foot -
of 18th street, WashIngtoa, and King
street. Alexandra. every hour FROM
eeon place, from y a. m to7k .. N > s fol.oys'
From washIngton-Steamer GtO. PAGt-ef
81, 8, ant n a. m, I, s. s, and "a ?:
From wsshIngton-SteamerT THOMAS COLL
YER-et 8, 10 n. m, IL m, 2. q. and p. IN,
From Alexandris-Stesmer GEO. PAGE-et
81: 8. loa. M. IL m ,2h.t aud IN cor,
YrR-at 81, 9, n .. m. !. 5, and p. NJ except
Tuesday and Frday mornings, when ne Sohy ss
hereiofo and omit her trips betve n w ashington
and A,exandra rom ga IN. to p. m. only.
dria connect with uhe trains of the baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North and West:
The6z q. m. and ia p. m. boats from Wsshnfton
dria Railroad for the South and Southws n. se y
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ossscs sursaIsrrxDssr Pvsrlc P.,xrlxs, /,

Orrsc1 cuPuaINIEND1xf PuBLlc PRINTING, Z
5 WAsHfneroN. Ocfobeg & isSe.S
vide for executing the public. printing. &e.,1s1-
proved August s., ls5a, sealed proposals. will s.
leceiyed at this once. IN the Capitol until the frst
Monday 18th day Of Dscember next, at u O'Clock
re p.Ss printing year ending on the lat
The subjolned list specifies, a. nearly as oan be-
entertained, the quantity, quality, and descrpticn
of each kind Of paper that will be rec CURED;
Class 4.
messare "a b. s. inches. and to weigh forty I've
pounds to the resm Ct 40 sheets.
CLAss2.
5000 reams fine printing paper, caendered, to
measure - by s. inches, and to weigh hfty- six
pounds to the ream of $50 sheets.
CLASS S,
$50 Ieams super6ne printing paper. hard sized and
oaendered To measure "a by 50 inches, and to weigh
forty eight pounds TO the ream Of go sheets.
CLASS 4.
l,Oo realms superhne map pa per, slxed and calen
aereo, OF such szes as may be required correspond
and weighing twenty ronnds per ream OF $50
sheets.
20 reams superhne plate paper, (calendered, or
and of snoh weight per ream s NAV be REQUIRED.
The hire of the paper OF each of the above classes
to be OF linen and cotton, free from all adulteratlon
with mineral or ether Substances. of fair hit
and put up IN aures of twenty four sheets ssch and
IN buodles Of two reams each; each Tesm to CONTAIN
$50 perfect sheets. Uniformity TO color, th Ok ness
and weight VIII he required and no bundle tex cu-
sve OF wrapper vary ing over or under i've cent
from the sta dard weight will be received, and the
gross weight Will IN all cases be required. Mixing
of various thcknesses in the same bu ndle TO make
up the weight will be considered violation OF the
contract.
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TEETH.

Nl. LOOMS. N. D., The inventor and patsntee
OF the MtSeTdl Plate Teeth. attends per-~
Many persons can wear these Teeth Who 0
cannot Wear others; and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
sut TO those Who are particular and wish the purest
oeanest, strongest, ard perfect denture that
r. can produce, the Mineral Plate will be more
fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, Ss6 Penn. avenue, between 9Th
&c 21-ly
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n DENTISTRY IMPROVED.
DR. MUNSON IL now setting Teeth on Vulcan
lte, combining the irresistible advantages -
OF cheapness, durability, usefulness and in
creased comfort. Those having badly htt-
ing plates can now be guaranteed perfect fit. Teeth
mounted on Vucsnlte will cost one third less than
and see specimens at $50 Pennsy lvania avenue.
Sc 7-eOly
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nkNTLsEkr-Dr. THOMAS Q: Hills,
tier's.-His operations embrles al the ns-
est improvements, and By the rse Of the .'.-.
CheopfasfIc Process he makes whole partial sots
Of Teeth Evperior those made by any other plan,
ct half the prices charged for gold. Specimens and
testimonials exhibited. He II the only agent for IT
in washington. ne S-Iv
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CHARLES N. KUGLER,
u Nc. SIS Pa. arssss, bsfseseu I'd ssd 81 STA,
Will fnrnsh aud send lcECRAM in any part OF
tne city az u 50 per Gallon 90 cents uart. Pairs
FESTIVALS Balls and Parties OF al EiEds turns he'd ON
ths mrst reasonable terms.
oeSSn CIV Erefrx
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N No. $751;
lNOTlCE FOR k RESTORING CERTAIN
ALABAMA. We
NOTICE Is hereby ven that the la Off &c at Ella
IN me ate OF Aabsma. will. and after the Goth day
entrv and location of ali wasn't public ands en-
bra IN the foil wing 10 nships. which were sub
lect 10 entr' and atom prior to withdrawn being
within the pre'cribed limits of selection of the ri
rosa gnt TO Alabama, BY act of Congress- ap rreved
In said limits. viz: " "
North Of the base line and east of tAs ST. Ste.
phsns meridian
Township 2, of ranges IS "a, Is g. a. a. 2eana IN
Townsh q, OF ranges 23 "a S5 &c "a ~ D. And S9
Township 9. ofrang- "a '-N '''
Given under my hand at the General Lard Omo.
at the city Of Washington, Dc cher 20, 1873.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
&c " WlSw Commisa
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pRoPOsALs FOR RATIONs FOR lsp.

PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR 1883.
QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, u. s. M. CoRPs,l
WASHING TON, September q, l858.}
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
until Thursday, the oath day Of October next at 5
O'Clock p m, for furnishing ratious to the United
Chariestown. Massachusetts,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
Brooklyn Long Island, New Yoh,
sosport.r near NorfSIE, Virginia,
Warrington, Florioa, and
WASHINGTON, District of Columbia.
Each ration to consist Of one pound and q quarter
pork eighteen ounces OF bread made of best supeI
hne -four, or best superne -four at option the
government; and at the rate of six pounds of rood
eight quarts OF best white beans four auarts of vim
esar, two quarts OF salt, four pounds OF good hard
5oNsd sesp aoa one and ha pound Of GOOD hard
The beef required shs be delivered on the order
OF the commanding ofcer of each station either in
best ana most choice ece of the carcass the PORK
to be No. PRIME mess pork, and the groceries to be
Of the best quality Of kinds named. All subject
Az bids must be accompanied with the names OF
Two persons as sureues, VII sc suffioiency must be
Office. o 'S"''''''" =" 'Hi'
Newspapers publishing the above advertisement
M please send tbs pseer containing the first adver
TO be endorsed Proposals for Rotions for 1859, !"
and addressed to the undersisned.
r,,,- Major and Quartermss ter
w TnsNation.I IntehEsnSer" .nd evening stsI. /"
"Gszstte. !" Portsmouth N. Il: .PossS ana Z M,
AID" Boston. Mass; "Easie," BrootIyn. NJ.
.renn:y, S and .Arxus Phil.ds pSis Pa
Fla, will publish above three times veet t ~,
October next, and send bill, aceomp panied by oosr
Of y ,s to this Oos for payment. '''
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HAkTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
. I TIE g GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,-
STOMACH AND WEAK ROWEIS Ian
PREPAR RY CHEMTS5

Il CURE-AII.
sT PaES2kAsSS P ny Tk / iH RE4%MiEtts, IAN
THE sHd Gs fPS fSs SGf5
HARTsHoRE's CURE all should he ken,
IN al FAMILIES IN case OF accidents sudden sick
ness as IT frequent ires in less time than it re
CURES to get a physician.
.1.eInay snd R1i' Of the system and is used
,lD AS the freSu emit changes of the weather pro-
doce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbo
Get bottle. il acts upon the Nerves, MnscIes,
slnevs. Blood and Bones and, BY ITS warming cleo
Set bottle and try it. y ''''''
yG PC HoSs c sSRtFs Use OF FH Mb
SWH atis the best Cough Syrup in the
NTfBIIf0yS PILLS. They act upon aH the L Es
q, stomach and Bowels. carrying of all Bile and
m TIE above bs had all Dus
sfhHfEkS2y .n5 yogk EYEs
S ~. s4fiH.d Fl FROM %1s2 sId.s yho @
s% sns
yTh. and e Co n Tn.
B BRRXHzf kEN2fgs hHa
vnish are warranted to improve any EYE Affected
sHoRTsIGHTG faSnss Or tending to it; also
Persons who are compelled to use Elasses or those
nov using them, viii be suited 1t first sight. Thoss
DOUBLE-POLJSHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
SHys fSsssysd ne hiIhs', At the
ssrnsss and essness or VISION
In any other improvements.
Also, all styles Of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
Tying GLASSES, Compasses, and MICROSCOPES
re LOT sale % N store, corner of Eighth street and
tween street ard Pa. avenue.
ROe sot rststoks sAs eeyssy ef stA street.
asnment N EuroDo. nS-H
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p. J. SWITZERLAND,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tat, af1er pub.
vlli DO made to the Commission OF Pe1sioas Tor
the issns OF dppiieate Of Warrant No. - oEs.
&C. &C. o. rtorsary llth, lsf7 l,ssued TO Oscar
qs.inisnTtnt OF hscssits intsnded for Col John
p ~ ~ neg.ment OF Missouri Mounted Volunteers
sLa earsct sSainst its location erte ed In the GER
"a Land oaoe, dat, this 10th dag of Arsrst A.
ools-lawsw. go OSCAR NJ. BROWN.
OnE PIANO for ois, one for 40. tvo for e1s
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n ORPHANS COURT, Der. ~. Ia5a.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

In th. 49,. IF SeIoM GouS1Y-IoW t:
Ball. .deoeased, the executor Aforesaid, has with
the appreciation Of the ,Orphans' Court Of WASH
18th day Of November next, for the 6nsi sestsmsst
and dstrl6utlon Of the personai estsfe Of aid de-
ceesed. OF the aseets in hand. 90 far a. the same
have been collected and turned into mousy. Vim
and xsets 81 the creditor. q seid deosessd are
inston unity aforesaid Win theif GAM .roo
cry vogohed, or they mar othsrvIss, by law, Sc
excluded from all benefit Of said deeesseds estate
week for Ihsee veeks 10 the EveninE Star Dreyi-
Gus 70 the SAID 18Th day Of November next.
True eopy-Tsst ED. N. ROACH,
oeA-lawSws Register Wills,
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feet Portrait of yourself TO rs cents warranted
not to fade. 2ooo of these beautiful pictures made
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
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no, fs.uye xare' Of EsRt hInS Sun
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HATS OF THE SEASON.

HATS OF THE SEASON.
have the pleasure to introduce the HANDSOM-
q EST HAT OUT; also, a fresh case Of
AFRENCH SOFT HATS of my own i'm
pOrtatiOn. Getting them from first hands
can of er them much lower than usually sold IN this
city. A peep at them will guarantee sales.
III Sign of the white Bear" corner of 9th
street and Pa. avenue.
a. q -eOtf HOPKINs