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lRDRPEspEhCE, Preston Co., Va, 9th July 1859.
DR. j. C. AIERI Sir have been afflicted with pain
ul Crnc RhtihaIAH fOr long time, which bnied the
skill Of physicians aud stuck to In spite of all tho
remedies could lind, until tried your SAruaIlla One
bottle cured IN two weeks aud restored my general
health much that am fur better than before was
attacked. think II wonderful medicine. j. RREAM
jules Y. Geclell, OF st. Louis writesi ~ have been
afflicted for years with affection Of he Liuer, which
destroyed my health. tried every tng, and every thing
failed to relieve me; aud hayo been bukeli'down man
for some years from other cause than dIungene't NJ
ne Liuer Ny beloved pastor the Rev. Mr. Espy, advised
inc To try your SarSapna, because he snd e knew YOU
and any thing you made worth trying. Hy the bless
Ing Of God 1t las cured aud has purified my blood
AS to make new man Of mo. ! feel young again. The
best that eau 10 said of ID not half good enough"
Schirrus, Cancer TumOrE, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and Exfoliation OF
the Bones.
great variety Of have been reported to where
of these formidable complaints havs resulted from
tho Of this remedy but space herS will not admit
them. Some Of tIom may he found In our American
Almanac which the agents below named are pleased "
furnish gratis to all who call for them.
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilop-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable Of these affections have been
made by tho Alternative power Of this medicine. II smu'
lats tile vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
overconss disorders which would be supposed beyond It's
reach Such remedy has long been required by tue ne
sesalles of the people, and confident thai this WILL
do for them all that medicine can do.
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The giri who succeeds in winning the
true love OF - lrno man, makes lucky hit,
and is hersUlt u lucky mss.
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LEGAL,
LEGAL NOTICE.


I1ENRY SEARLS and Harris. searls. are
vembcr A. d 1861, George King aud Lucinda
King his wife, filed in the office OF the Clerk oil
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Geauga County,
State Of Ohio, THEFT bill Of complaint against the
said Henry Searls and Harris Searls and Others,
setting forth that one Stephen Senrls ate OF SAID
County, the father of said Lucinda, Henry Tt4d
Harris. on the 18th DAY Of April A. ID. ls5S,ex.
ecutcd an instrumen, In wri,lng, pnrporuhg 10
be his last will and testament ana Afterwards,
on the goth day oi March, A. ID. 1901 departed
this life, leaving Permelia Seatls' hls "luoW,
and certain children named in and mnue paf,es
To said bill, his legatees, to whom ne oequeolhe
all his property Said COMP nlnants aver III saiu ~
bill that said Stephen Seurls, at the time OF ms
executing said instrument, was not OF sound, DIS
posing mind and memory, and ,on the c9huety'
was IN his dotage, diseased in body ano min9'
and was 30 weak and feeble in body ana nina,
as to be wholly incapable OF making any Just OF
proper disposition Of his estate. d was unueT I'M
pluper restraint and undue influences IRON said
legatees; that said instrument is not IN lacl lne
/ last will aud testament Of said stephen Seafls,
and the same is wholly void Tor want OF caPaci,,y
on the part Of said Stephen to make Vnhd WIN
| The prayer OF said bill s, that an issue al iaw
| be made up to try the validity OF said pretended
! will and, it the issue be found against sad pre-
tended will that then, by the decree OF The Court
| the same NAV be decreed null and void, and tht
estate OF said Stephen S'eurls dsUihulcd accord
! ing to Jaw aud for further relet. The said Hen
/ ry Searls aud Harris Searls will answer sai'
! bill by the lsl day OF the october Term ol SAL
Court. A ID. 1862.
! THRASHER, ,DURFEE& HATHAWAY,
Attorneys for Complnnnnis.
Dated MAY 8Ih. 1862 643w6
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DROBATE NOTICE. The following ac-
/ counts have been filed in the Probate Office
of Geauga County, Tor settlement, Wis
Guardian Of Henrietta NJ, Clupp, minor,
- Thomas r. clapp,
Admir- OF Jas NJ. Clapp's Estate,
Danl EthTidge's Final
Guardian Of Dwight T. Barnes, minor,
Mary F..
Said accounts will stand Tor hearing in the
Probate Court Of said County, at the Probate o.
fee in Chardon, on tho esth day of June, SO
at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, until which time all inter
ested may except
Chardon, lqps 9th, 1869. Probate Judge,
l.sS.I .ftt 'fFN ''"'
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G u r N

Patented March I'm. 1862.
Performing the hitherto Labofious and
TiresOme Operation OF ChurDing, with
Comparative Ease and Dispatch.
fEHE Puteniee feels assured from observation
l. oiiaGts, that his Improved Churn will not
only perform it's work with greater ease and
dispatch, but will produce uioIe butter by n very
valuable per cent, Than any other churn, known
to him, in use ,... ..
None who understand the philosophy OF pro.
duciug butter, will lni 10 see the simple, phllo'
sophie htuess OF fins imprOyement,as represented
in The above engraving. Revolving Dasher,
ha wing insteud Oi floats or stats, slapping the
cream, and carrying il from place to place lour
series OF wires ui l2 each; thus cutting through
tho mass 48 times with every revolution, the
air necessari following them-combining Two
facts necessary for the facility aud cihciehcy oi
the OpUratIon-lriction nnd air.
| use the liberty OF introducing below an ex.
tract hom a private communication VI N 5.
Pratt, on extensive farmer and dniryman OK
Gastavus, Trumbul Co., Ohio He says OF 1t,
after lair trial,
II think II worthy the consideration OF every
man who keeps COW. The best COW ever
owned would be no temptation Tor II, II could
not obtain another"
1t is the present purpose OF the Patentee to sell
County Rights to such as may desire, $50, more
or less us they may vary In value by circum-
stance per county. A supply Tor the immtdi.
ure vcinityof Churdun, viii be manufactured In
| Chardon. ii N. SlEARNS,
Chardou, May End, 1862. PatenIee.
| 6i2w4
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WHEELING NAILS, hns lot, Of superior
w manufacture, tor ssLe cheap ,eIy,ppAY
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Howard Association,
PHII,ADELPHIA

A Bsnsvolsat Iusiiiution established by spesia
EndowmrRt. for the Reiisf Of the Sick aud Dts %
tresssd, Afflicted ia VirnieHt aud EPtSfme rs rs
eases, and especially fOrths Cure 9tthe SeSraI O'
MEDICAL ADVICE f given gratis, by the Act.
lNl ins Surgeon, to all who apply byletter, win
n descri1tion of their condition, tage oceupahon'
habits offe, &c.,) and iG cases o. extreme PoVer'
'VATUABIE REPORTS on Spermatorrhea
and otber DISEASES ofthe Sexual Organs. and on
,ha NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispense
~ ssnt 10 the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes
free Of charge, Two or three StomPstor postage
WA AdSysss a DT. J. sKlLLIN HouGHToN. Act
,nc Surgeon, Howard Association. No 3 South
Ninth Stree {, Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of the
Directors EZRA u. HAhI WELL,
GEO FAIRCHllD, Sse'y. President.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

MIR II. B. KINGSLEY Dear Sir: We feel Il dd-
ty we owe 10 Il public to say that Murshall's Ca
tholicon is n medicine invaluable for complaints
casseG under the b, All OF Female Diseases; We
have used your Gretenberg Medicine, aud have
been greatly beuehied thereby. 50 much so, that
were the price double we would have theh. -
To the thousands Of our sex who are suffer ing
from weaknesses, we would recommend the Ca
tohcon as a sure panacea. 1t gives strength 10
The system, aud enables each of the Organs Vi the
body to perform their appropriate functions,
Mrs w CARTER,
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AYERS
SarSaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for tile speedy cure Of the following complaints,
ScrOfuln aud ScrofuI Gus AneC CtIons,such
as Tunors, ulcers, sores, Eruptions,
Pimples, Pustules, Biotches, Boi1sI
Hlains, ana all Skin diseases.
o,KL,Sp, Ind, 9th June, 1859.
J. c. Arm Co. Gents; l feel It my duty to ac,
knowledge what your sarsararilla has done for me.
Having ne tied ScTOuluus iHlectiuD, have suffered
from 1t in various ways for years. Sometimes 1t burst
in Ulcers my hands and arms sometimes ii
turned inward and distressed ut the stomach Two
years ago il broke out head and covered my scalp
aud with which painful aud Osts0nls
beyond description tried many medicines and seY erAl
phy ysciaus but without much relief from any thing. In
fact, the dsurdsr grew worse. At le0gth was rcoiced
~ read Ia the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
Alternative (Sarsapara( for knew from your reputa-
tOn thSt auy thing you made must be good. sent to
Cincinnati and got It, aud used II till 1t cured took
IT, you advice in small doses Of ;easpoonfu
month, and used almost roV bottles New and healthy
akin began to form under tue scuh which after
feelings that the disease has gone from my system. You
cali wOl becye that feel what anu say ing when tell
you that hold you 10 be VI the apostles Of the age
ALFKED D. TALLEY.
Sc. Anth ony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
letter and salt ftheun, scnid Head,
RingwOrn, Sore Eyes, DrOpsy.
DR.. Robert NJ. Prebls writes from Salem N. Y, 18th
Sept, 1850, that he hhs cured inyeterhts Of
DJopsy which threatened to terminate fatally, by the
pcrseverng use OF our Sasapnru aud also gerous
Malignant Erysipelas by large doses Of the snne; says
! he cnres the common. Eruptions by u constantly.
| Krone oc elo, GoItre or Syvelled Neck.
Zebnon Sloan of Prospect, seIas writes Three bot
ties Of your SarHAmrilla cured me from GOre hid
eous swelling on the neck, which had suffered nom
over two years."
Leucorrhoea or whites. Ovarian Tnmor,
fAA.. H.. N..u. Il.
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FOR SALE BY

A Cook Charlton; } Smith, Thompson; w
Garrtt, Montville; r. P. Burnett, Russell; c. P
Treat, Claridon; A. Mathews, Newbury; John
Mayhew, Auburn; Johnson & Tultie. Burton; f.
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bridge; Wm, Mumford, Wolchfcld; f. N Hatha.
way, Hambten; Lavier Darymple Troy Center;
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Claridon; Trasy w Scott, ChesterX Roads, and
by Druggists aud Merchants generally through.
out the U. 5. and Canadas.
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These Bitters are put up in quart
bottles, of tVhtoh the above is a fttc-sin1-
lie. Ihe label is finely engraved, and
is provided lOtth a sate-grtGrd from
oorlnte,feiters, Pr!oe 81 Per bottle, or
siz for IS.
c. w, Pobaok, proprietor, No. 8
East Fourth St, Cincinnati, to lvhonI
oil orders should be adAresee,l.
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0RBAv TOILET Tnivnyu.
CRIefADORO'S BXCASIOR HAIRpYU.

No Lead, no L',rs, ~ Nitrate Of Slice: acts in.
ssAas~neoussyi never fails; produces all the shades
fflssk and brown. Parties who were dissatisfied
with other Dyes use this with invariahls satisfe-
ton
Manufactured by J. CvistsAoro, 8 Astet House,
New York. Sold overywhere. sad applied By al
Hair Dresser
Price g. Sl-9 and o pr box. according to
sHe .s...--s 49,. e Ne. 8.
CAIsTLpcRO's HAfs PakssavIYya
IL Invaluable with his Dye ~ Is I'm parts The uro4t
soitness theaost beautiful CLOSE and great vitality
10 ths hair.
Price % eents, 81 and 81 pc, bottle. according to
size. oesn-solnr
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By 0RHlN 4 WILLIAMS. Auetionoers.
or VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRusrRIs SALE or VALUABLE IMPRovKp
n ksAi EsrAfI-By virtae Of deed of srsn
b arns date the stk day Of Sc ptember isS. snl
rreerded IN Lieer a. s. No. iS fclics al, "a
sunty the Dis,rct Of Celuwbis the snasrsi Ss.l
trustee will, On FRIDAY, the sth DAY Of Dec-mSss,
lssa al O'Clock D. m. proceed 10 cell In frout 81
the premises the following DESERVED psrts 81 lots
piece or parcel OF ground. stuste, lying and bGlus
IA the city OF washinston and District % colu aha
and e.inS Har's OF lots ~ srousd numbered twenty
Bssinning FOR said parts Of aid iot yi~es or parssI
81 ground ~ point eighty bur feet snd four inch
este4 fest inchesl southeriy IRON the north vess
ansie OF said lot numbered tssaty-eisht 90 tAs
e: i'm: q sss ssss f sc sis, thence
said lot No. . and TO- No. 81 On said reservsssen;
thsnes rurriaS sortheriy aud with sAid afvtd N
hse forty three feet aud inch % the north liz
OF the main alley In said reservation: thsaee ma
n,ns ses,vasdy along the north line Of aid aiis9
thence running northeriy along Abe line 81 aid az
teen foot alley forty On feet Nud one inch % a.
place OF nesinning. containing about two housanS
one hundred and ffty -faur square feet OF grouoA
together with the improvements thercsn vhicS
The above described property fronts on ths Ina
oy the publ alley running through from Penn
sylvsnis 70 Missouri avenue, between 9Th an I 81
STREETS wet.
Term. ot ,aie One fourth rash. and "a. balance
In e.s Is. and " months. the purchaser Co rive
notes with interest from the day 81 sale for the
ferred Payments. the payment 90 ssid notas n h
serured ny DEED OF trust pom the premises
III the terms Of sale be not com piled With within
Eve csys from the day ~ "a the trustee reserves
ofthe de fsultirs purchaser pom giving ave davs'
N. LAsKEY. Trustee
10 y eo&d GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts
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MARRIED,


November nth 1851 by tho Rev pr Hall RICH-
ARD 4: EDMOkerON, Of Georgetovn, D. e. 10
SARAH J. WATTS. second daughter Of Mr. g. =
Watts. formerly Of Westbury, Willis, In gland.
W o. at the % int, By Rev Father Me6ra. go
AcGRA~. Of this city. tBsl.o. papers copy,
o. II. BRIGHTwELL to Miss HKFTIE u Nay.
LOR, daugh er Of Francis NaTIor Ee4, al az
the pistrf OF ColuDbi
DIED,
YOUNGER, IN the lsth year Of her age
Her funeral Will take place this aft~rnoon n, 81
tween and ].
II LII oss4EY ss, s. 8: I'D
X A. Certify, aged months.
Funeral services vii! taxa place 1T ths parents
rssidenca, near Paper mill Bridge, Geor setovn y.
Friends Of the fsrnily .re respectfully invited 10 be
present.
.popIeetle at. Mr.. WiLLIlM DHvGY, In tie !sth
resi- dent Of Isl. city Tor II. I.st ,s.t. out
His funeral will take place At ALI past o'clock
Friday the o,h, from the residence 81 his son cor.
ner OF Seventh and ats. Navy Yard. HI. friends
tend.
On the morning Of The tth inst at O'CLOCK Mr.
WILLIAM A. BROWN, in the 57th year of his aga
h ~ ion .Io VIZ ..-s eice t. Inar,os svsnns
between lstn and 18th. Ills friends ard AcGuaint-
ances are requested 10 attend.
tWashiD Stou pspers .n'. Baito. Sun copy.i
On ths morning o'the an inst st hair past 9
George county. Nd, PRISCILLA W, wife Of
George hunIcr, in Tho Sith yrHr Of her age
Fri IDS are in Fted 10 attend nRr fi.aers!, You
inst n IN e'riOck
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(rloAKs, -uAWLS, AND DRHs0Es. With ase
fAbrics SeS IN 49, ~
Also cur usual full s.oex n all kinda ~ DRY
lies.
One price only. na>eed In plain asursA.
An inspection OF Ateok inears ne oblix,Hon 10
eotcnsSe PERRY BRO,
no - ~ Pa. eve. end Htnth street,
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BAScHnLORS hAra Din.
n< bess - "A. Wovk

william a. Bachelors celebrated Hair DIE oeo-
duces = color not TO 10 distinguished from nature
warranted not "a n3urs tho Hair In the least rom.
sdies the M effects OF bad dyes, and invisorst~s thu
Hair for LIE. GvS. Red - Rssfy Hsis instantly
tu1Is splendid Black Vr Brown. having the Hadr
soft and beautiful. Sold by eli Drss9ista sc
- The Genuine u signed WILLIAM A. BAsoas-
Los, % 80 Jes~ ssdss If eseA kox
Edoovy, Ne 81 Bss,Las s.. kssr YorA
m0-lg Late - Broadway and n Roch q
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GAaE-We know no one who gets up m ore
delicious game dim or super than Ham.
mack. He who doubts the fact should nv Ali
n. ans, sir down before q yenisor steak and =
b aee OF quails prepared by hi. recherche
CoCkE.
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MILLS FOR THE ARMY
Ots,s af Depot Con. n.tssayy AZ Sshssxsr.r.
Wgxafngfnp ID r. Nov 1877

C1fe az lepos Com ma sdvy AZ Sskssx1rnrs
WGssinstnr. ID. c Nov -, 1871 (
lnyspters and manufacturers are invited tiIl the
9th Dece 1861 10 present moiels AMI 50 rles
o. Portable hiIls for grinding wheat and corn FOR
the use of the army
The following are the essential conditions the
mills must combine to reee consideration vh.r
presented ~ plan, specification. model and sain pe
lst. rot 10 Weigh over twenty ave pounds
ID. The gripdias surfaces to be- Of br-Y ssau1
grocyed chilled iron steel and the sreu srnl con
coffee null.
Sd Each mill TO Be cspable OF grinding g. pounds
o. rne tour or meal hour, and to DO capable Of
being work ed by man
4th. Each mill 20 be M constructed IL n-e-~sary,
that Il can bc separated into too parta of equal
weiaht, 60 "a 20 be CO RED By two should the
length OF march, lack Of Transportation or fatigue
or the men, or other cause render its caxriss,
LAT orlous FOR man
9Th. Each mill to be capable Of being attached tn
awagon tongue, e<anch Of tree cor stock muskets
Inv ntors viii submit Plans specifications mod
els Of their mills or Of the mill itself In the
presence Of Q hoard Of cfnceYs They will ~ re-
CURED to- present indsputable evidences Of their
mills combining the ntiSl cnnd aons above emu.
nerat-d By cauang the mill TO be worked iu the
presence " th. said hoard
III mill be presented containing all 20 the above
conditions, and it's cost be sutcis ptly reasonable
In the opinion Of the Depar tilept To uarvnnt its
parcbsSe, a large number will very probably bs
bought for the use of the army.
For fl her infermstion apply at No. 99s g 81.
Washington, d. g. No 2,
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To pE Sent OFP-Thrpn hundred OF the sick
al fai FAY, and THREE hundred from AIrxindria
hocl iais. are TO remove TO day, by transports,
10 New York.
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OIDIRFD TO Jon THEIR RHGIMENrs.-Froru
~ G. nval' So mt Camp, at Alexandria, a large
n Bay of m'n are or icred TO ioin their regi-
nent- in Gen. Burnside's army, At once.
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tORSs, BCaioSs, CnlIosities, Club ard Inverted
Nsiis, Enlarge1 Johns Ckillbain- and ali Diseases
OF the Feet succe-srully tr,ats., without pain or
los. Of blood by DR.. White, rgeon Chi -op ist
at 4 "a Penn, y!yanis avenue s'ween Four-nni-. a.
half ard sixth streets, darlington D. q. Opera
lions performed in q fsN minutes and the pstjsnt
can always walk immediately without the Ieast
ineOnvG ni-nc-. Ladies' snd g-ntlrurn Htteu led AZ
their residen - when desired no Is
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hITJENED.-i harming Lofty Hough, who
iaN JhHi returned from 2 aU"cesSful Europp
n! ag' M nj, Is now in Wa hin -ton, and will
seen app ar Al Growers THAT r, whore she
viii hr w. lcomed ny Old friends, and undou bt-
tdiy abe hosts of rev ones
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(WUeAs, oOLDs, H4Ansss sss. DC.
OoNPOUMD eIBUP OF &UM ARABIC.

~ pleAseat and popalaf Ooush R~s>sSv ~.
Seep @ 1ons known and sxtensively usA4 ~ -n~s
Sscacns have become FAMILIAR vitAi'l erts,orii,..
n oAcacy II cAn be had Ct ell ths .rinri.si A..
e den&eo&R
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MICHAEL TCRssR, professor on the c;tsarn
ga'. a. exhibit befOr A n n, Lin ON prrsi
o'Lt :. Il. wno was highly L . d enter
Is ned by h,s skilI Mr. TTrner a ,i4n Nc rfnrm 40
on tiIs lnstruu eat sef rs the Emperor OF Au-tr;s
M h.I -. - piussia s,d MP o. ."St ''r"f Tur
18th street and Penn. avenue
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DESIRABLE IHpIA Russsx 9osos-Mr q. "A,
Light duh finished CoAts; also, doh enished Pom
cAos, extra large saes slso, hot Of b,as IN siIsh
Talnss very long. At 90 Zach Aise eKtrs hong end
light In Wight Rubber Capes With slesves vhich
he l. aclhn e. nsnAfsctar~rs' prices ~ HE InitA
Rubber Warehouses, 310 PrnnSytvsuts aveuga. To-
tween StA anA In sts, ocAH
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forRTH WARD STATION CAaEs.-Mich1-l
McMai.on, drunk and disorderly IN the rliI-
road cars; fined A.. W;n. Bealc, drunk; di,-
nisetd. Joe Eanyrr, Assault with q butcli.,r
knit; -. Frank Richards, interfering with
ohicers; dismissed. James II. Rou,e, ts>auI.
ard battery held for trial. Edw'd +. OyiIhv,
drunk 81 Gisorderiy; 81. Andrew IIu.chin-
son, Ait rpt TO sEoot with pistol: sIl JUS
Campbell, disord-Tiy: cisrlis I'D VIM kim,
Mary Johnson, DRINK and di ord. rly; do. g.
RubsiGo", do; 81. Chas. Campbell, do, 6.
David kiriy. Go; -. B+nl. FowIer, disorder
ly; a. VIM. n. Baker. do; dismissed. Ei-'d
tNthy. runk; 90. Ihos Kelly, fxhtnE 81
drunk: turned over 90 thc military EIiz,bath
shtT ana Mary Brows, disloyai expresaiorz
turned ever TO military authorities. J,h< VI
Flynn, Catharinn FLYNN, cont mot: lork II up
siA hour. AdHr, Differ. drunk ard disor.!er-
Az; - Anthony stump, John Sullivan, drunk
and H. hiinri VIM. WEIGH. Tho-. Foota. drank:
essauf az battery; jai for court. VIM. Har-
ris, suspic ious character; diemissed. VIM z.
ei,s, drunk do John Sw1gser,, drunk and
disorr.riy; SO each. &. q. Ashley, do: dls-
mifeed J. @. Waite, drunk and disloynlty:
eie. Isaac Ha rris- disordrrly; ~.
A Moe OPsEArros-CLoszC urrrsa-Jan-
NE Reycoids re- oes At /" No. TO- Marble AIley
md has = "lcyye-,' who sometimes spends The
nigh with fe- He did 30 Tuesday night
Je NE, or h. purpose or securing her little
Iriuns from housebreakers and thieves, de-
Io,ited s5o in TT. asury I.otes In the leg OF her
stJC kirg, " hich she wore during the night
f'~,@r das morning when the couple awokr, IL
was discovered tina. some expert had entered
the roS Isnrin'5 stocking, abstract-d the
ffty. ~ut he studs and sleeve buttons Yrom the
snlIf OF her companion, and abstracted 80 from
NJ SRA oonr pr. ket. A detective off1c"r vas
ecu IN 10 lnvestIgate the mysterious affair,
0osht n yet he SUCCESSFULLY his rrsear ch.s.
The ttocking was . tight fitting one, and the
most my s,-rious part Of the affair 10 that Jen-
niles leg H. not cut or scratched; ~ least De-
tective A, who Examined tn, leg, 90 avers.
Ihikn A0p STATION CAsKs.-Edwd Ham
uIon, iaIcehy Jail for hearing. Mich tel Joyce,
ofnhs' turned Over to military. Msris Daily
drunk and Ciscrderly, fned % st-workhouse
% cays Jeremiah Murphy and John Harrins-
Tn, cna-y,d win petty larc ny; dismissed.
j T's III. p nm, Cha Jackson. i''d.c.nt aYno
rrr; nned Al es h: james Simpson, pen
larc. ny: Nathl +tnds, oota .nipz y11ds p,,dsr
1Alsr pref. ns's disfni.se &. A rkrnan rr~.kn.
ru!saa'r; fned Ia To D Holt drunk II
6tsordrrly' " N. Fac 1ally, dru < Jar us,. ver
10 the nil tary. James jackson, luyssuii and
latter; find -.
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No. llS Pa az. bstso. l9th osd 10tS SIS,
The undersiS ned takes this method OF returning
HE thar to the citizens Of the District for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon him during
the past year and to that no pains MI
mrnt.
ths phi!edelRhis market, - usual, full supply OF
CANE PoCLrRY, swEHT BREADS, VEAL,
sESSAUsAGE; alag PHnAgELPHIA PRINT
hCTTER NRANGE COUNTY BUTTER FRUITS
and kf6RrABLBS Of Al kinrs In season
Private families officers mes.es will and the
beat asEortme mt OF marketing ever offered in this
city. at all Smee.
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