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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-06
METHOD OF DOING BUSINESS.
PRICES
Aslow as such articles On

None but gen"the autcies and mediclnes Of r,i.:
be qeduy keptfo sal
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CHAs. =. PUTNAM. JOHN n. ROGERS.
PUTNAM 4 ROGERS.
A TT0RNkYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
IA OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. %, Main st.,
Second Floor. jun7-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-06

JOHN N. .CRAWFORD,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA ami Notary Public.
OFFICE-Nickoil's Block, upstairs. janZo
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COS0DON 4 HALL,

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
"A and Notarics Public. Office, North west t
orner of Braiy and SECOND streets, upstairs
ntrance on Brady street. July 26-dtf
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~. STEWART. JAMES ARMSTRONG.
STEWART r. ARMSTRONG,
A TTORNEY3 AT LAW AND N0TARIES
n PUBLIC. OFFICE -Nicholls Block, up stairs }
Second street, Davenport, Iowa. oct3-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-06

GEOtGE u. hC BHE0.G.
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PU3-
n Lie. OfficE, No. l, Cup stairs over smith .
Varsity Storo, corner Of Brady and Second streets.
aplS-dly
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The New Mexican Mails.

INpEPENDENcE, Mo Oct. e.-The New Mexi-
can mail, with dates to the oath ult arrived this
evening. The preparation for campaign against
the Indians has not intimidated them party
of them went into Fort Fauntleroy short time
ago, and ran of eighty head Of cattle belonging
to d. T. Connolly. The volunteers for tie war
against the Navajoes have marched for the place
Of rendezvous.
+ The election for members Of the House Of Rep
resentatives passed on quietly. J. A. Hubbell
elected to I'LL the vacancy Of Judge occasioned
by the resignation of Judge Baird.
No news from the Plains.
But few Indians were seen, and they were
friendly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10
Nen-arrivaI of the Nsrth Britsn.

QUKBKc, Oct. 1O-There have been no tidings
received sere yet of the North Bri.on, now fully
due at Farther Point, with Queenstown dates Of
the both.
The steamers Bavaria, City Of Manchester, and
America arrived out on the 10Th and 3Oth.
The steamship Palestine, belonging TO the own
ers Of the Galway Line, took fire at her dock, but
was exiting uished with but slight damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10
suppe.~d Murder On East River.

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-The coroner Of Jersey
City is holding an inquest on the body Of Car T.
Richard c Kelly, Of the schooner Catherine Mar
garet, Of Westchester county. The vessel was
discovered September Both, in sinking condi-
ton, near Hoboken. The captain 10 supposed TO
have been murdered by VIM. Hooper, one Of his
srew The body was found on Sunday, bearing
evidence Of foul play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10
Newark Charter Election

NEWARK, n. J., Oct. 10.-At the charter cleo.
ton Yesterday the republicans elected the city
ticket, casting 500 votes against 500 Of the Bell
and Breckinrfdge fusion, and 2 500 Douglas votes
The democrats carried the councils
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BosroN, Oct. 9.-The Connaught had nm ho,,x
ten thousand pounds sterling in eold-xovern-
ment money taken In charge al 81 Johnr TN.
was lost with the steameg
Three hundred ofthe passengers were fcrwarded
to New York by way Of FAN River The re-
mainder or them were taken care Of by their
friends =
The passengers Ssvcd nothing except the clothes
In which they stood
Capt. Leitch and Mr. Cor, passenger, landed
at Scituate this morning, and arrived here At II,
a. IN.
twassipposed that the ere bad been shoulder.
ing long time, from the rapid progress made by
'ns names after IL was discovered
Inc captain is unable 10 account fer the leak
wnicn niled the vessel 90 rapidly In spite Of all
'os Suo[e made az toe pumps.
me Sonnaught was valued az fI2OOoo and
was Iu.ly insured in England. She Wa con
suu..ee OF iron, with i've wster-tght compart-
ments measured over .oOO tons burden. and ~,
lsunehed at Newcastle pom Tyne on the list Of
April last.
BosroS, Oct, 9-The brig Mime Schiller mr..
rived at her wharf az one oiclock abe a. ,hont
three hundred tons burthen, and the stsndIng
room on her Is completely covered by the rescued
passengers Of the COnnaught.
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sucee,s Of Win,n,s ste.mer

NoRFoLE, Va. Oct. 9-The fast Bay Line
trial Of speed with Winan's steamer. The Ian.
ter ran by aud around the Adelaide with The
greatest ease Her rapidity astonished all wit.
nesses Of the trial.
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AIexoudrfa N1nrksts

ALEXANDRIA. Oct 10 -Flour-Family % e7s
81 e.; extra % O0a6 50; super IS 5Sa5 as. Wheat
white, fair 10 good, 81 .35aSl 50; red 81 asa
81 .35. Corn-white 70a7lc yellow 70a7lc; mixed
6Sa7Oc. Rye SOa1l. Oats 30. Corn Meal 7Oa76c
per bushel. Seeds-1Imothy ~ 5OsS3 IS; Clover
s. 75as6 IS; Fiaxseed 81 .40a&l.43. Provisions
Butter, roll, l0alSc Bacon n ksi2c Pork o. O0a
81 50. Lard l3a14c. whisky 2laS0c-
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The Last of the Csnnauxht.

BosToS, Oct. i0.-The schooner Lamartine fell
in with the wreck Of the Connaught on sunday
evening, and lay by her till 30 Monday morning,
when she sunk
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Death Of An Old settler.

| FoRT SMITH, Ark, Oct s.-Cspt. John Rogers
an old and esteemed citizen, and one Of the oriei
nal propretos Of this city, died last night, Of pa
| TalySis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 9.-Deputy 9. Marshal
Taylor last night arrested, at Berlin, Wis, g. M
Booth who escaped from the custom house In
August last, where be was confned for violation
Of the fugitive slave law. He wn brought 70 this
city this morning, where he remains In custody
of the marshal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10

SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of Messrs. Sheriff Il Daw-
son in another column, and read what cheerful
tidings they bring from the far-oY coal distsicts
Of Pennsylvania and the pine and hickory forests
along the shores Of the Potomac. Coal and wood
Of the best quality, and in quantities to suit the
requirements OF purchasers, abound I'm their we'll
stocked depots. In addition to their well known
place OF business at the corner Of Four-an .ahaf
and Canal streets. they have recently established
q large branch office and coal on the south
side Of Pennsylvania avenue between Third and
Four-and-a-half streets where they are now pre-
pared 70 receive orders from, their numerous Gus
TONERS. Give them c call, and know what agree
able gentlemen they are to deal with.
McLAuGHLIN, fancy goods deals 2, on Pennsyl-
vania avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets,
has magnificent assortment Of Japanese curiosi-
ties, both ornamental and useful, invitinsly al
ranged In his show windows Amongst the latter
class may be placed the deliberately wrought
ladies' work table, which he proposes to rattle of
In a few days, when the few chances remaining
onasen shall have been secured. 1t 10 prize
worth winning, and as acceptable gift to q lady
rs could well be devised.
BETTING ON ELECTIONS Small bets-from FIVE
to hundred dollars-were frequently offered on
the Baltimore election this morning The offers
were generally in favor Of Brown, running for
mayor against Hindes, several of which were
taken. Considerable excitement prevailed among
Baltmoreans on the Avenue.
LADIES. don't forget that you can get new mag tic
rufnes, Victoria ruffies, tape trimming, wide and
narrow Swiss and cambria edges and insertings
together with every variety of fancy goods of the
latest styles, at Mrs r. G Etchison's emporium
OF fashion, No. II Pennsylvania avenue. 2tt
BEAR IN MIND the last picnic of the season, this
afternoon at Analostan Island, for the purpose Of
raising funds for the erection of a monument to
the late VIM d. Kerr.
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Savannah Municipal Election.

SAVANNAH, Oct s.-Charles C. Jones, the Doug
las fuson candidate, 10 elected Mayor, over Thom
as Holcombe, straight Breckenridge, by two hun
dred majority. The election passed OF uietly.
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The Fasien Nleycment I'M New York

NEW YORK, Oct, s.-The Breckinridee state
Commiuee, al a meeting held to day, decided 70
support the Union electoral ticket, the Hseckin-
ridge Presidential electors having resigned, hut
To continue thar State Organization. y - u
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OThough The srAR n printed on the fastest
scam press In use south q Baltimore In edition
% large as to require Ii to be put to pres at an
early houfi Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before u O'Clock ms othefwise ssey may
not appear until the next day,
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Later from Eursne

| ST yoHS's, Oct 9-The steamship Africs
| from Liverpool on the 10Th and Queens.own on
the 30th, passed Cape Race yesterday
| The CITY Of Ancona had capitulated 20 the s,,
| dinians, and Gen. Lamoriciere with the entire
| garrison, were prisoners of war
| The Liverpool hreadstuffs market Of Saturday
| was arm. The weather had been favorable for the
| crops. Wheat had siig hily advanced Provisions
| were quiet but steady. Consols a3ae3H.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
Fo, other Geo,geto,rn adcsrttsesnts see frst page

rOy ueoSgttotcH ddFeTttSsfTeHrS see nrsf
0~THE LADIES OF THE SUNDAY
u9 School connected with the Protestant Epis-
eopal Mission Chapel of Georgetown will hold
FAIR at the Union Hotel, on WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENINGS of this week, for the
benefit of the School. oc A.
NJ n D I'll c E.-LICENSES-Al persons
lkS whose licenses from the Corporation of
GEORGETOWN expire on the Soth instant are hereby
notified promptly to take out the same under the
new license law, approved July 7th 1850; otherwise
they will subject themselves to fine, and the law
Is compulsory upon the proper officers OF the Cor
poratlon 10 enforce said hne against all delinquents
WIN. LAIRD. Clerk.
September oath, 1860. Sc 25-eOtOctlo
T NOTICE.-DOG LICENSES ALL dog
S Licenses in Georgetown are due on the lst
day of October next, and if not paid at the Clerks
Office on or before the 10th of SAID month, the au-
thoriy will then be exclusively given to the police
to collect them with additional cost, by law, of
Is cents to the owner of each dog the license for
which has not been obtained on OF previous TO the
time stated and If not paid, with the addi-
tional charge, when demanded by the police, they
are directed by law Immediately to kill and
OF th- animal, and made subj ect themselves to
fine for neglecting to do 30:
WIN. LAIRD, Clerk. .
September "a, 1860 Sc Is eotOctl0
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Einancial.

NEW YORK, OctIo.-stocn are better; Chicago
and Rock Island 20; Illinois Central shares So;
Michigan Southern AK; New York Central IS;
Reading 46x; Hudson 63k; Va. Ga s0k; Mo. 7s
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HaIttmars NInrkst.

BALTIMORE, Oct no. Flour quiet Howard ST.
| aud Ohio IS IS. Wheat nrm; red 81 .3oal IS;
white 81 4Oa1 IS. Corn steady; mixed o5a67c.
Provisions active ard unchanged; bacon sides
1lAc; mess pork Sl9 -25l9.75; prime sN.75. Cof-
fee firm at IL Hsl5 nc. Whisky dull at &c.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE. ..-....-r
= HEREBY Notify the public not TO trust my
VIE, Am l.. BOPP; will pay ne debts of her
90 So JAMES H. BoPP.
TO THE CURIOUS OR adam
Il; 20 vel known as the most successful cx-
Rx9,nSi OF the Past, Present and Future eve. in
einm9son. contnuea to be consulted weekly by
aanareds anxlous 10 know ef things at present hid
gen rum tpem: Her cousnltation fes to both gen.
uomeh ana ladies', ~ extremely moderate. CaH Ct
Der house, on the south nda Of ssSts sv,
20 l7-lm '
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ 0ST-On Saturday afternoon, on the road from
IL Georgetown to the Little Falls. q black leather
covered MEMORANDUM BOOK The finder
VIII be- suitably rewarded on leaving it at No. ia
&C REWARD-Shayed away from the suhss-i-
spO Der on the -th instant, two HOGS ~
boarsJ spotted black and white. The
above reward will be given If returned to AAxkAxs
DENNIS BARRETT, on Organ alley. between 9Th
and nth and Nj and N streets. oc l0-2ts
010 REWARD.-Strsyed away on Monday last
VlO q stout grey MARE. from the cor n
ner OF Fourth street and New York av. IN
The above reward will be given to the find NA
or, BY retur nlng tho same to JOHN SHANAHAN
corner Fourth st and New York av. oc lost
COX REWARD.-Lost,s trayed, or stolen, on
ter Market. TWO HORSES. with gears IN
on: one black, with white hind foot; the "a
other sorrel, with white spot on the forehead Tho
above reward yill be Siysn to the finder BY address
someIy county, Md, through the Post Office.
EOUND-A BRACELET, on the evening of the
fireworks. The owner can get il by paving for
this I'd Advertisement and calling at HI SEMKEN'S,
Jewelers $50 Pa. av.. between 9th and 10th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10

A 20 NINTH STREET.-Persons returning to
fOO the city from their summer resorts will find
vacant several desirable rooms, having the conve
Ninth St, one door south Of F; suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boarders 40
oommodated on moderate terms. -Ef se5 4w
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Nav York NIaYksta.

Nsw YoRK, Oct 10-F1our firm; State es 30a
s5i5; Ohio SIS 7Oa5 so; Southern IS 75a6 Wheat
Ic. higher; western red 81 35 white 81. 40aSl IS.
Corn firm; mixed 70a7lc. Pork dull; mess SIS IS
| 1912 prime Sl3-2SaS14.50 Lard dull. Whisky
dull at 23kc.
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WE WISH EVERY ONE TO KNOW TIA
w DRY GOODS can be bought cheap at
BROWN & WHITES,

Georgetown, ID C..
And to convince yourselves of the fact, call and
see those
Black Silks, Printed and Plain Delsines, Poll De
Chevres, Merino Plaids, French Merinos Valen-
cias, Black Bombsz ines, Apaccss, &c, &e.
Cloaks; Tyrian. Electro and other Shawls; Blan-
Mems and Boys Merino SHIRTS and Drawers; La
dies and Misses Merino Vests; Bajou's Kid
Hemstitched. and Embroidered Linen Cambria
Handkerchief; Embroideries. very cheap, and no
kee Notions, full line; I.insey, Osnaburg Calicos,
ana Servants Wear in abundance aud many other
things, which will tell you of when you cal at
the Brown e. White Post Store. All of which we
mon"
Come early. and don't forget the place. % 2w
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Baleanere Nqv.,c,,.,. Ei,ctIeu.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10-i2:l5 p. M.-The election
proceeding quietly. Alarge vote isanticiI a'ed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10

Foh RIcHMoSp.-This morning, two officers OF
tne STATE Of Virginia, having in custody two con.
passed through this city, stopping only for the
afternoon conveyance.
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WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Cures Bronchial Affections and all Diseases Of the


From the Boston Evening Traveller, Jsnuary6.
tbs perhaps but simple act of Justice to the
proprletors OF WtStdr'S BdISdm Of WItd Cherry for
us 10 say that our personal experience the of
this a. ticle. has Impressed favoraby. One Of he
proprietors of the Traveller entirely cured of a
severe cough OF four months ntinusnce. by the
use OF this Basam and several Of friends and
qualntances, who have tried the article have found
lt Of great service in !eieying them of severe
had been afflicted"
None genuine unless signed 4. BuTrs on the
wrapper.
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
sale by u, ID. Gilman, s. c. Ford jr., s. b. Waite,
ington; and by dealers everywhere. Oc 1O-lwI
ONE OF THE MOST PREVALENT, and at the same
time most troublesome and painful diseases that
attend the human fesh is the Fever and Ague.
For long time the medical world have been con-
tInualy bringing forth numerous specifics for It's
permanent cure. but all without effect DIR. J. Hos
tetter, an experienced and celebrated physician,
has succeeded in furnishing the public with a val
liable preparation for the cure of Fever and Ague.
The steady and increasing demand lately made for
the Btters, and the universal success attending
use have made for i. a reputation unsurpassed by
any specific Of the kind. For the of Fever ard
Ague, DR.. Hc1ettsrs celebrated Stomach Biters
must and should claim superiority over any other
preparation extant.
For sac by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere. &C 8-eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10

SEE ANNOUNCEMENT Of new attractions at Odd
Pagoda.
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u N. A. SCHLOSS
FALL AND WINTER

Purchasers will find the quality and price as rea-
sonsble rs ever.
FOR RENT-A very desirable STORE, to suit
most any genteel business A prompt and success =
ness ha, been done at this place and can be contE-
ued. Apply to N. A. SCHLOSS, No. los B,idge
street, GEORGETOWN, ID C. oo e-5;
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BOARDING..

RQOMS AND BOARD.-Board, with a fine
~ Front Room, or other Rooms, may be had at
NO, 4oS Twelfth St., between and H-a most de-
slrable loca ity. -, 81 - oc lO-eoSts
ROARD- "A gentleman and lady, or two single
y gentlemen, desiring q home IN a private fsmily,
can be accommodated at No. 445 street, between
gsh and 10th, with Board and fine Front Room
The location Is most pleasant. oc 3tx
TOR RENT-With or without Board, to a sin
gle gentleman, comfortable and very conve-
nlent BACK PARLOR ROOM, on Eleventh street,
not Tar from Penn. avenue. The family are quiet
and there are no small children in the house. Terms
viii be made very moderate and every attention
PAID to the rentsr's comfort For address apply at
the Sear Omce. oc 6-lw
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The FIRST GRAND oorILLoH PARTY of the Ess,
gton Quadrilie Assembly, at odd Fellows,
hail, Navy Yard, last night, is said to have been
largely attended, and to have been very pleasant
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HOLLOWAY's PILLS,

HOLLOwAY's PILLS.
=. Afrophy -Dlscarding the e1cte theory adopted by
the modern physician in the treatment of gradual
medicines seizo on the direct cause Of the disease
the blood. They purify and enrich it-they stimu-
late and lnvigOrate the exhausted system by giving
life to each tissue, strength to the muscle, energy
70 the invalid, elasticity to the spirits, and the
bloom Ofheath to the pallid cheek. Sold by all Drug
sists, at 25c., &C., and 81 per box. Sc 29lw
To THE AFFLIcTKD.-Be sure to read the adver-
tlsement OF McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Read it, twill interest you.
au 8-eoly
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ARRIVED, at Carter's wharf, foot Of Thirteenth
and-a-half St, schooners Ann 8 Brown Row
from PhiladelPhia, with PA tons coal for Messrs
Chaplin Bro, and $50 tons for Mr. Geo. Bogus;
Amelia, ockhlll, from same port, with 2li fons
coal for Mr.. L s. Gattrell =
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THOSE LADIES who were on the committee 70,
collecting goods and clothing for the Syrian sui.
fefers, and all Others who sympathise with this
object, we understand, will meet at the English
Lutheran Church on Thursdav morning. the
i'm inst, at 10 O'Clock, for the purpose OF
the goods collected, on the following day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10

FIGHTING Yesterday officer King arrested
James Monroe, white, and James Murphy, col.
ored two lads who were enjoying a fight In the
street Tor the amusement of bystandefs They
were taken before Justice Dom, who admins.
Tered lecture to them upon the impropriety of
pugllistic exhibitions In the streets and ended
by ordering each to pay OIL Oh, nne and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10

= One song. an inprom NTH nv coo,h.
Esq late editor Of the Republic tictied ~.
spolanded n, Fan thn.'' AA~ Wa tremendously
t ~
a. pa ~, nsroNk SIAIk
s4rtas .,s' % a'"s oW ChdrM
uoLhSs RON Ine heystone state, r.,
40 - U nS~s non fenhsyivaniai 1H
sob.es nenas are All eiate, soc --
% DE- " Auesany
.-f-. lo H ~ n .os e.neI IN stormy weather
s5prr 80 e. 81 ~ ~ oe,ore US q
Du nn n9J 80, ,se e,opo , are breaking way,
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nsf ss.ss a w sci.ss g, ss ss
mSht Of Bsalds, Cufls, Fuseftes. Banoeana. Ao-.
now on hand; slso, made q. order 81 the shortsst
notice: Heir Work repaired OF taken IN sxchsnse,
Oc Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10

CENTRAL GUARDHousR CAsks.-PatrIck wb,-
len, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, 50 IS;
workhouse 90 days. David Curtis, colored, dead
drunk; work house 90 days. Thos C. Gilkeson.
drunk and disorderly; do. 90 days James BOYLE.
arrested upon a bail piece obtained by his sec a,
rity, delivered to the custody Of the Marshal at
the county jail, to be retained for trial at the
Criminal Court for larceny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10

WHOSE is 1T Jim Digges, colored, an old Of
lender, was arrested at a early hour last Sunday
morning, making OF with nearly new wash tub
Omcer Daw considering the fact that Jim never
was accused Of washing, and suspecting the tub
was designed for some one else's use and that
Jim, for procuring 1t, was to rewarded In cash or
WHISKY, arrested Jim and Justice Drury sent him
TO jail for further hearing, and kept the tub at
ms ONCE In the First Ward to be identified
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10

TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION IN ALKxASpRlA
The members Of the Tent Of Rechabites in Alley
andria propose public demonstration In favor Of
.ne rotal Abstinence cause, on tomorrow night
The exercises will consist Of procession in the
AFTERNOON, and public meeting at night at the
Methodist Protestant Church Mr. Theonhilns
FISK. OF Washington, will address the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-10

BEAR IN MIND the last picnic of the season, this
afternoon at Analostan Island, for the purpose of
raising funds for the erection of monument to
the late VIM ID. Kerr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-24
NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Substantial and Elegant Furniture.

+. W VAIL late Of the firm Of E. G. Partridge & Co,
would inform his friends and the public that he has leased
the beautiful aud spacious Warehouse, No FlaggS Build
ing, opposite the Bay state House. Worcester and will
give his attention to the Furniture business in all its
branches, and will keep constantly on hand well select
Cd stock Of substantial and elegant Furniture bought
casn from the best manufactures in the country will
warrant the same equal in style and finish sold in
Worcester County or the money will be refunded. His
assortment will consist of rich and medium Drawing
Room, Parlor. Dining Room, and Chamber Furniture,
Looking Glasses, in every variety of style and finish will
keep hand the best Live Geese Feathers pure cured
Horse Hair Mattresses, and all other kind of Mattress
es; also very desirable assortment of elegant Window
shades, Fixtures &c all OF the approved kinds Of
Spring Beds and in fact every article usually found in
Furniture establishments Furniture of all descriptions
Upholstered order superior manner Do not fail TO
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