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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-05
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
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"Ah hhNiHN ohNltAN =
Celebrated remnte pitts
Poga,sa (rom sreserffisn ef slr J, Caflt.
PagsiriaR Eairaordinayg 10 me- Qu,sn. 4
THIS intAiuahlc mediens 10 uniailine In the cute
al those nathiul and dangerous diseases 20 which
thefemalc constitution ia subject, II modctatep All
eNccsaea and removes M obstruction y Anda speedy
cure may he relied on,
TO MARRrnD LADIES
ti peculiarly suited. n viii, IN short time brng
on tho monthly period with regularity.
zach bottlu, price Ono IloliaF, hears ths Govern
mcnt stampof Great Britain 20 prevent counterfeit
CAUTION.
THEsn PiLLs snouLp NOT m rAGES AYfEaAtEs
nuRso rnn FIRST THREE MONTHS or PRro.
HArcy, ~ THrY ARr SUM TO nAiEa ON MiacAn
RiAoSi nur ArAEY orHra rsaE THEY Anr sArE.
In MI cases Of Nervous and spinal Affections
Pain IN the Back and fimba, Fatigue on slight eX-
crtion, Paipitation of The Heart, Hy4tcrics and
whites, these PILLS viii cfiect eurc when all Other
means have fsiiedl aud although apoworfuir remedy
do not contain Iron, ealomc, aatmony, or anything
hurtfni the constitution.
Full dittetions IN thcpamphlct around each pack.
et which shouidb be oafoully preserved.
sole agent Tor the unitedsAtcs and Canada,
Jon MOSES, (Lato /. q. Baldwin a Cod
Rochester, New-YorK.
H.B.-i,0o and ak postage stamps enclosed "a
Any authorized Agent viii Insure bottle, contain
ing 90 pills. bymaii.
sold In Dayton BY
W, W. srEwA6r, aud WALTERS a RELsO.
myit
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II Dollars an Aore!

E0R n good Farm in Darke County, miles
Il north east OF Union city. ~ acres under good
balance good timber rich black aoll.
Frame house Of rooms handsomely situated, and
by locust grove, Food ifamc barn, corn
crib, stable, aud other out buildings Good bearing
Orchard with all kinda OF fruit.
TniAia great bargain.
CHARLES E. CLAnKF,
aug 25. Real Estate Agent, Ciegg'H building
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DAYToN, Ankatt 10, IahidG.'

TTTII UTVfI % v. M-,I
DAYTON, August 10, 1900.
General Orders( Pursuant 10 Sec, % of an aot 'ro
No, !. discipline the Militia and Volun-
teef Militia Of the state OF Ohion the Volunteer
Militia of the ID Brigade, ID Division o. v. Nj are
hereby notified and required 10 report Themselves
In The city Ol Dayton on "Wednesday, september IA
10 do camp duty
The Brigade viii go into Camp NJ Phllllps' Woods
between the toll gate And river on the Troy nirn-
pike, on the i4th OF september az 10 o'clock, A. NJ
and continue In service not Ices than two nor more
than four days,
By command OF Brlgadler General @. L. vALLAN-
pionAM. ID. A. HAYNES,
brigade Major
auni0
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NOTICE

5 hereby givon to Juliet Hikes, owner of
lot No aga corner Of hickory and bonner sta.
70 enrh, gutter, grade and gravel the sidewalk on
sad streets within 80 days nom the expira ion OF
TINS notice by order the city Council thisa0th
day of Augnat, 1880
A. A. BuTTERFIELD,
SopH'aWd city Clerk.
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Paris Fashions for July.

ltrom halgnani's Messenger. July u
Light summer toilets engross all the atten-
t9H, and there is great run of white, BY fa r
tne PretiIes; wear for this melting period of the
year. What, for instance. is cooler or more
harmonious than n white robe
\ fashionable costume consists Of three dis
uLct parts-dress, ichu, and mantle, all Of
NA!ch can De worn together or separately. The
sAit Is Of white muslin, and there are two
n'ulees and two large beuillons, and two
n 'unees bouillons again. In the hem Of the
LlaIees i Is blue, pink, or green ribbon. and a
na'u Mlder one is run underneath the bOuil-
Ion' The corsags is low, lined with silk the
color , ot the ribbon, and petticoat of The same
sIA Is worn with the skirt The sleeves, reach
Ing % the middle Of the arm have two founces
az iouf DouillOns, carried nearly up to the
sn'uder At the waist is also a ribbon, fss-
sea h2 either in front OF behind, and if the
uIoS IL Preferred high, the shoulders can be
Io' ,Ieh with hchu composed Of fouuces and
ggou.H"h' and drawn at the throat with ribbon
ZOE outdoors this toilet is completed by a
IIe trimmed to match the skirt, and cut
Io~'u d the back, followed out 10 admit the
a. a. = and very long aud square before 1t is
Ine lenSth and voluminOusness Of this mantle
Nh'-o Distinguish il from all that have been
I'm hI,h-r;o, and it is pa:ronizsd by those
AMI striking changes
f'f morning wear, there is nothing to equal
'e'r muslin, cOlored or figured, made with
i1';e Jicket or full bodice; either body or
y',He' fastened in front by bows of muslin, the
ehis y which are rounded and e1ged with a
L''nl'n in bsnnets is nearly at q stand still,
All ous artists for the time being have ceased
I1cHing their brains for novelties The newest
,ninS we can mention is Il bonnet made of fine
h,acA halr, embroidered with buttercups in
shAeh ,'ra" The ribbon used for the trimming
mas o. ack ground, and the flowers at the side =
are entirely bi,ck with jet centres. The Of.
i-ct of thiH combination is very original. and
It has the advantage ofi-fyingd dus:.
The hea: is too great for caps to be worn in
10" house. anI their place is prcttiIy -nnnI;od
ty rcS!lies Of -I,k lace. A wide ribbon ,oes .Ii
r1uad and terminates in a bow on one sida. hn,
~ crlor To render this coiffure perfect Y ur,cn
iE'. IL should have something like ligat hood
az the back. Ii the resille is made Of goIJ or
silver thread, il can he worn in the ball roe,n
by young girls, and Spanish acOrns. finely
worked, serve to complete il. Fair women can
wear the hood Of black lace, which keep. its
freshness and is not Oppressively bo' Elderly
IaiIes can line them with thin silk, and those
who have plenty of hair have only to put a
n'"eT on one si1e. snd they are at once in
possession OF charming cOifure.
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NiTRIoL AND FRENCH Posrs-Of the many
methods Of prCserv ny fence posts from decay none
IS pernaHs more simple and cheap than the one of
soaking them in blue yitriUl. At 4 recent meet
l!g Il the Farmers Club, in Hudson, n. Y. one
f the members exhibited i post which. ureyiou,
i1 being placed in the ground had been sua ked n
u ISOLATION OF blue vitriol-one pound of vtriul
bring us 'd To twenty quarts Of watar The pos.
was plEe, and when taken up was as sound as
when first put downright years since This
solution Is good for all kinds of timber exposed
To the weathcr-spoutS, shingles. stakes bean
poles &c.
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OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
pnESs

I'VE recommend our correspondent to try Mons
1t is made after the Turkish recipe; its flavor is ex
cellent, and II affords considerable aid in cases OF
slow and weak digestion.-7he Lancet.
"The Sultana's Sauce is sayory, piquant, and spi-
cy; happy combination of favors and essences
worthy Ofthe delicate taste of Sutana, the genius
of Soyer, and the universal patronage of q dis
eliminating pubic."-O6serper.
"A concentration Of all the piquant resources Of
Turkey and Russia."- Un tied Service Gazette.
"As tltlater Of the appetite this Sauce stands
alone It is most valuable adjunct 10 Fish, Flesh,
or Fowl. and should be placed on every dinner ia
ble."-Atlas.
"The Sultsns Sauoe 10 Q most delicious zest."-
Morn. Chronicle,
Sole Agents for the United Ststes-GARDNER
G.YVELIN, 211 Fulton street, New York; and
BRAN & HAYES. "a Cornhill, Boston.
of q. II. RIDENOUR, 304 Pa ay.; SHEKELI& q
MILLER. 2I4 Pa: av; H. n. VOSE & CO., corn
ma "a 6m
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49, Marriages CT Conanyuinity are discussed
ip tHe last number Gf the Boston Medical and
>'TgIral Jo"rnal After Il statement Of the facts
'ci''d 10y responsible medical observers, the edi-
Tor SAYS.
t"i ourselves without the least partizan feel
'-N- we car say that we have seen too many di-
instances If evil con uences from the mar
- q HeaI relations, 10 doubt in the least the
,,,"Er"p!t ous Influence cXerted We cannot think
''-1'. we're the following question propoun led u
1.' q ht- minded and well-instTucted physician-
I,.d "..d Ven IN NIX II right 10 sanction marriage
r. 80 80 very near relations says first cousins =
.-e answer would he ANYTHING bu. an emphatic
1't "" have been told that such MARRIAGES
,.s I S'hl 'o'.sd by some physicians when their
i,..l.'l has been asked-Or, 1T least. that an ad-
~ "flhOn has not been decid,dly given w,
=, t..' moment, recollect any such advisers
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VNO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

IULOOK TO YOUR INTERESTn
BY Purchasing your Wood of
IL A PAY NTER. al the Red Sign. st the new
ofice corner of 18th and Canal streets, opposite
Centre Market.
II You will not only he sure Of full measure.
but you will get your Wood Sawed in 2, 8, or
plcoes. U and SplIt-I1E any size desired.
IL Fitty cents per cord chCap per than lt is sold
from my other p ace IN this oIty.
IL His Wood ID Of the Bcst Qualty,l ~
Best q uality.( II
IL He has the biggest Carts and Roxes,I 1t
II The biggest Pine Knot SPLIT for
klndllng WOod,b ~
klRdling w ood.S III
II All delivered Free OF Chargs,(
Free of Charge.f LII
IL Notice. lfthe above does not show how
to get III , Rich = lE AZ shows where tu get your
II Moneys NOrt:i.- III
Now please call at the a'sove cfhcs n = and try
It'll You VII got qua, ter of cord of the best
Spruce Pine Saved in ) pieces u snd Split-TT
FOR 81; piAcAs for 81 I51s: pirees ~ 2s or ib,
best Oak pieces Sl.g7is: 3 pieces 81; pieces
Sl621s; or the best Hickory PIECES 81 5A n;acos
Si75; pieces 81 All other parts of cord al saI
rates.
Orders left at s. w. x. Handy's, opposite WI,
lards' Hotel at WE, Ballanty nes, 48 eth .tre,
at Pages wharf at the foot fifth St promptly /
tended 70. Ofhee removed to the north side Of the
to accompany the order or be ready when the fdel
je14 A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf.
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II The American Tract Society here, in order
t. mske good the secession of the Boston slavery
,gitating branch, have just reestablshed New
England agency tn r Including an advisory
committee and a secretarv-as the medium Of CO
operation in that section. of which Boston is the
commercial centre.-N. Y. ExPresS.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
NOOR'S PAVILION
RFOPENED.

This delightful, healthy, and popular WATER
Landing, situated on tne Potomac, he -SEA9
tween BsckIstoues Island and Pisoy A.lsss i
Point, will he open for the reception of visitors on
the 18th of June.
The Proprietor bess leave to state that his Table
Will be supplied with all the delcscies of tho PO
tomac.
His Bar will be furnished with choice Wines,
Liquors, Segars, &c.
Excellent Bathing, good Music, good Angling,
and always P enty of Fishing and Sailing Boats TO
the enjoyment of his guests
Steamer Columbia leaves Washington every
w ednesdaY at ock q. m. and will land at the
Pavilion At o'clock D IN.
Terms f4r Board: 81. % per day; for a week or
longar: 5 z5 per day, or S3D per month.
For further Information address, the Proprietor,
LeunaEdtown, st. Msry's connty, Md.
10 S-2m X. J. MARSHALL, PrOp'r.
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N f w Ar r A N G F nj E NTS
ATTHB
UNION BOTTLING DEPOT,

No. 81 GTeen street, Ge0rgcf0tcn, ID. c.
Tho undersigned respectfully announce 10 thalr
friends and the public general that they have at
large expense TemOdled thelr esta biIshment. hav-
Ing spared 10 pains in making every necessary ar
ra1gement for conducting their ysteinati-
cally: We have introduced the water from the
WashirgtOn Aqueduct, and also added thereto q
large hiteTer, through which the water passes, SO
that it becomes perfectly clear.
They now fiatter themselves that their NINE
RAL WATERS cannot be squalledn the District.
In addition to the above tn " have laid In large
stock of PORTER and ALE, from the most oele-
brated breweries in the United States.
Also, 1000 gallons of prime EASTERN CIDER,
ties.
Prime CRAB APPLE CIDER, Xxx PALE,
BUR TON. and PHILADELPHIA ALES, put up
hand.
All orders by mail, or given to our drivers, will be
prom mPtly attended to.
AZ All good delivered free Of charge.
ma II If (StateE) Army d SHINN.
DOR SALE-A good SECONDHAND CAR
i RAGE. which will ba ds posed of on reaSona-
bic terms. Apply above. ma *
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Elopement of a Connecticu, Man in Indiana


From the LAFAYETTE Und Journal, July 20
There has been rumOr current about the
city for seyercl days past Of the elopement Of
wealthy citizen with woman who was not
his wife-leaving behind him the lady lawfully
bearing that relatiOn-fOr that part of the
country which is described in newspaper ge-
ography as ''parts unknown" We were re-
quested to make no mention Of the affair for
the sake of the friends of the parties; but a,
all the facts have transpired and are gem
orally known, we feel that we are under no
further obligation TO keep silence, particularly
as tne SHINING husband appears to be richly
deserving of public exposure.
His name is John c. Smith. He is son of
Hon. Perry Smith deceased. formerly L. S
Senator from Connecticut He purchased the
Ellsworth residence on South street a wear or
two since, and then removed from New Haven
to this city for the purpose Of experimenting
the improvement of a large BODY of land which
he owns near Mount GilbOa, in Benton county
Previous to hi. coming here il is believed he
hsd formed a criminal intimacy with a woman
In Connecticut, who had been reared in the
family Of his wife, but who had married AMI
subsequently became a widow. At all events
shortly after his removal here she followed
him, and his attentions to her have been of so
marked character aS to excite general notice
and to greatly annoy his wife, who on one oc-
casion, was 50 cxasperated that she threatened
to shoot her rival, and mnde a search for her
for that purpose, fortunately, or unfortunately
without finding her
On Monday Of last week the guilty parties
held an interview and were overheard fully
discussing their arrangements for an elope-
ment. Smith was to take his clothes out of
the house In such a manner not to attract
the observation, nor excite the suspicion of his
wife; they were to meet at the depot of the y
A. and 5. railroad on Thursdsy night. 20 to
Michigan city aud thence east, where Smith
said he would be able to procure q commission
in the U. .. Army, and in that event would
have his inamOrata ever with him. In case of
failure, he would return, divide his estate with
his wife, obtain divorce, and msrry where
hi. heart was" The programme was fully car
riei out. The clothes were ab.trGcted from the
house IN spite Of the watchfulncss Of Mrs.
Smith, who was apprized Of her husbands pur-
pose; snd on Thursday ight the parties left on
the route agreed upon. From Michigan he ad-
dressed letter to his wife. stating that he had
been suddenly called East upon business, and
would return in = few days. We have not
heard the wOman's name. but she is described
as sbout forty years of age, small and unpre-
possessing in person. Smith Is about the same
age, has good address, and is intelligent and
well educsted. lie Was, we are informed, at
one time member Of the Connecticut Legisla-
ture. Mrs. >, with her children, lett the city
yesterday to return to her friends in Connect
cut. She is said to bo in possession Of consid-
e.a5le fortune in her own right
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AMBROTYPES,
COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
- FOR RnT OR COLD OIsHRs OF AL KINDS.


vented by the renowned
" SOyer," on his return
from the Crlmea, and since
his decrease is manufactur
ed by CROSSE & BLACK
WELL. London, from the
Origlna recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask forlt
a tria., convinced that IL
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that IL will prove itself un-
eaualled, either as . stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
pnEss
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FOB RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT.Ths STORE in the star Bui'dins.
next S sSdonng ION the Star 1fioe long occupied Is
Ss.. Apply to W. b. wAILRCH, at si'tf the Sss Star
ohce. -- je So-f
~ with back building, No. l63 4 street north,
between SIN and 6th streets west. Gas all thToug
IN asS G to s9S 9Se aa I
sSss Bot SoFn'r 18th sHs f1s
A " IXAt,gABkE I,g!.BJ Farm r! FOR sAALEIsitu.:od
6eSSTEet9wn st the intersection of tie GeorsstoXn
:ss z: .!s:s: ws:S1.si s
SEYERALPERs0Ns can BE Accommodates ed
street. w.'b s6d M A. .a9 m
Ie"sonanls. iy l9-1m
arranged three khGSf sEs with with
ysrs snd SIDE sey. e Ths
above property islocatrd tho north side Of Mas
sachusetts avenue, between 4th ana 5th sts. Per-
senss sens s6nS 30 of hs,h and
e1ty also, us several smaller Houses on the ssIne
,%MEEaHEP rFSsNpccFf4kYFfs EFF s1R Eek
s tsni" fs ES G% P. The ssa M
past has been ssIes1 ws an
the largest and most successful boarding house in
nue, about midway between the Capitol and Presi-
asnts a house, And its lmmediets proximity 70 the
washing ton Theatre and Philharmonic Hall one
or both Of WHICH is open nearly every night in the
yssii Fendess THIS property by long odd. the most
European an. Its seeping apartments oan easily
be arranged to soconmodate one hundred persons
dining, and restaurant apartments can be AZ,
ranged e accommodate even far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances, public and
private,wi he on 1lh street within 81 feet Of Penn
Avenue, and nearer to the Theatre and Philharmonic
HAL than others that can be established For in
t3rmahon concerning terms, &C., apply to W. ID,
WALLACH, Star Office Washinstnr ma IA If
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" LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE DEAI.EI

Brlige street, Georgetopn. ID. C.
The attention Of the trade is respectfully called to
Cal :FSkIN SHOES, for summer wear 8El
al! Of my own manufacture. HEy
My stock Of PATENT LEATHER
ton. ~
A largo lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
(sutabe for servants also on hand and constaptII
making.
~ Country merchants and others IN want are
invited to cal or address me at No. ~ Bridge st.,
Georgetown, ID. G.. sp 2-tf
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WOOD AND COAL

A WOOD AND coal
"a COMPLETE and full stock of ali kinds of
FUEL. always on hand.
All orders attended 10 personally by one of the
firm
Coal thoroughly screened before delivery
w o"d delivered, sawed au1 split auy lSngth and
Size or simply sawed, delivered in the cord
length. Persons wishing quantity can take wharf
measure, ana heve 1t par 4 to order.
H. Those wishing 10 lay IN their WI ntpr supplies
Will please remember we wish to keep no account;
nsequenty. II ~ Is not convenient to pay ca sh
they VIII give satisfactory rapar at short aa'ns
~ J. Il w. NJ GAIT.
Il , Ofice-Nort orthwest corner 18th and c strecis
No. J41. Wharf and Ml!l-Eoot of Eth street
below War DepaT TtInent. iy2l
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ELUME AND FRANCONIA HOTEL COM
Il PANY, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
The maEagement of the .FLUME" and "PRO-
FILE" HOUSES announces to Tourists 4
and tn, Summer Travel that they will he$HSA2
prepared 70: the reception of guests on the ls..a j
Is of JUNE. These Hotels have recently h.eT
thoroughly renovated and newly furnished, are To-
Gated in the midst Gfthe most ATTRACTIVE Sceners
Ofthe Monntains, being in the immediate vicinity
of the "OID MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN" the
Fluma, Lakes, Cascades, < @. 90.
Roate from New York via Norwich and Worces-
ter Line, bJ the splendid steamers COMMON
WEAI I.TH and CONN NECTICUT, daily, s O'clock
p. m, from Pier -, y. Y. foot COCRTtAN D St,
at the landing of Southern Trains For further in
formation zee small bills ofthe route at tine princ
pal Hotels and Depots, or address
+. s. MARTIN, Agent
je6-2m Pier Is. North River, New York
IL Through tickets to Plymouth Wers. or Lit
Teton, now he obtained at the Ticket Office at
tbs Washington Depot.
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JORDAN'S w. :. SPRINGS,

IORDAN'S w. ;. SPRINGS,
FREDERICK COUNTY. VA.
Now open; leaving Baltimore Washinston or
Cumberland in the early morning trai Il for A 1
HaLPer's Ferry; thence by Winchester vENA9
Railroad t. StephensOn's Depot, (P. o = i,II i
rom this Depot, Ia mile in coaches t. the Sp-ings
by o'clock p. IN. same day. No detention at Har-
per's Ferry, as hCrt tlfOre Grounds extensive and
beautifully shaded fine music and experienced ser
wants hot and cold suIPhuG baths. The wsGer for
sala IN barrels or bottles. Ircuars obtained at the
Springs. X. Nj. JORDAN AZ BRO
The Proprlstors offer the above Springs. tOg. ther
with hundred acTes of land sdjCinfg at pTi yate
sale, and invite the attention specuators to this
property. Any lnfnrmat,o on with reference to loca-
ton, terms, &c will be furnished upon application
TO the underslgnet Or. Y. M.JORDAN,
il ,g-Im 500 w. baltimore st BnitImoTa Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-05

QILEY HAS A. SMALL LOT OF CHANTIL
,ut at very low. prices. iy is.im JU''
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TRUNKS, BOOTS, SHOES, 90.

III MELA Il SON, = =
IL No. $40 Seventh st., above States Office.
CHEAPEST BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN
THE CITY.
we VIII dispose OF our Sln.0Oo stock of Boots and
shoes al a small profit, that being the secret.I6n
Of success In business. Wehave no worth II
Iess stock 20 sell at cost-It is all fresh aod
geepnanu every purch aser receives the yaluev "
OF mis- money. Goods sold at cost are dear at any
price. III Beware of all such hnmburs
WS-ly HI. MELA Il son, $40 7th st
NOTICE TRAvE vELERS-SO HERN
TkUNk FACTORY,-Having com 1N.
menced the manufacture ofTrunks with su SkAH
Per1or ana experienced wofkmen, under INV S6k1tD
ifninedlate SUPERVISION, / am prepared to furnish
travellers With better and cheaper article than the
Northern Trunks sold by others in this city Please
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
lInnks kepalred and Covered, and delivered in
.y..-.m JAMES t9TS9gEs 8 9T9eHBsas HBass rs.ass,.s enc s.u.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
- An Constantly manufacturing and keep q full
Ladies' doubl sole Nor. Boots, Sl.2S,
LADIES' II. glove Kid Buttoned Boots, g. So
LADIES best Eng. Lasting Caters, 81 Is,
Ghlldren's best Eng. Lasting Button Gaiters. 15c
white Md slippers, for Ladies and Misses, at very
Misses and Chidren's Boots and Shoes of ever,
description, equally low, al of our own make,
j. kOSENTHAL,
NO. q Pa ave., Market Space.
Shnra 81
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y u ANOTHER sRRIVAL.n
H. w. BATES has just received another CARLO
OF that superior RED and WHITE ASH COAL.
which he Will dispose of cheap for CASH.
He has a. 40 on hand a large lot of HICKORY
OAK. and LINE WOOD.
Please cal before purchasing elsewhere
X. w. IA rES. corner 18th and c SITS
~ B.-WoOd Cut and Split any Eize and lens In.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEM'Ts
TAKE NOTICE,

Az TAKE NOTICE,
1m III persons owning property on either side OF
beaIl street between Congress and Green streets.
1rs Ie4ndred by an ordinance approved the 18th of
JuIy :, ae, TO have the footways fronting the same
PaVeo With good, hard brick. ana in conformity to
he establshed grade Ofsaid Beall street. The work
Illus. IN al respe is be done in manner to be ap-
proved OF by the undersigned, it will be rejec red
ne Improvement must be completed by the 25th
gay oI ugust next or it will then be made by the
ssuosctioers and raid for out of the tax which has
been levied for that purpose -
ISIsohs Interested, who may wish uTther infor-
m"uoh' can apply at IN. Mayors office.
HENRY ADDISON. Mayor,
JAMES J. BARRETT,
cou~. Commissioners.
nes1,rgetown, ID. c., July 2ist, lee. -
Jy II StawtAu24 "A
H'VHH SALE OR RRENT.-The HOUSE No. IO4.
- ,feA street. Ieorgetown, at present occupied
oy WI. Arthur Scho t, and lying about midway the
square immediately west of Montgomery street,
% %n6Lth slco The looslitI 1. so ally and favor
elety as 20 make further description unnecessary.
ur. Schott Will give POSSESSION at very short no
drla. - jy 8-2awtf