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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

CHARGE OF ATTEMPT TO COMMIT A RAPE-At
10 O'Clock this morning the case Of Thos Glenn
ents, alias smith, charged with an attempt to
commit rape upon Susan Riley last night at the
Ebbett House, was taken up by Justice Clark
fendant.
twenty Years Of age, and Of modest appearance
She was placed upon the stand, and testified that
last night she was In her bedroom scrubbing 1t,
and heard footsteps approaching, but supposed
| it was one Of the other servant girls. Upon the
| steps entering her room she got up from her work
and saw this man there. She had never seen him
before, and Is acquainted with no man in WASH
ington but those of the house. She asked him
what he wanted, and he replied that he was
looking for room, naming the number. She
told him to go to the ofdce, az that was the
proper place 10 inquire. He then told her he had
her up there, and would do az he pleased with
her. She told him that he would not, and he
seized her around the waist. She resisted and
struggled until she got TO the door, and escaped
down stairs, with her dress torn all around. She
met the private wetchman and had Clements az
rested. The prisoner had been drinking, but was
not drunk.
Patrolnlan Ferry testified that he was sent for
TO take the prisoner to the guardhouse. When he
got 20 Fourteenth street be resisted with great
violence, and gave the officers great trouble In
securing him. He had been drinking, but knew
what he was about.
Mr.. Albert II. Craasy, proprietor Of the Ebbett
House, testified that Susan 10 a stranger compare
lively In washington having been In the city
bar-room, and hearing a noise, went up stairs TO
see about 1t, and found Daniel Myers, the watch
man, coaIing the prisoner down. but he knew
nothing Of the charge.
Daaisl Myers, the private Waterman, testified
that the complainant came down 70 him, appa-
rently much excited, and told him what had hap
pened. Witness went up and found the prisoner
on the landing Of the stairs Clements had been
drinking, bnt was not drunk. when Susan came
down she was greatly excited, and her clothes
torn. The prisoner resisted the patrolman very
obstinately on Fourteenth street.
Mr.. Wharton asked further postponement of
the case till Friday next, to enable him to pre-
duce certain witnesses. Justice Clark ordered
the prisoner to give bail-$ $500 In his own and
$500 In an Independent acknowledgment-and In
default committed him % jail for further hearing
EMANCIPATION CoMMIssIoNKRs.-The follow
ing petitions have been filed since our last re-
port Gabriel Cloakley, slaves-Ann, Mary,
Mary Ann, Sophia, Veronica, Geneva, Sarah and
Gertrude Cloakfey. Motley Moreland, 8 slaves
Caroline and Mary Bowie, lack and Annie
Brown, Mace yohnson and an infant child
Thomas II. Barron, 2 slaves-Sarah Harrison
and Maria Cole. hudson Scott, slsve-Msrtha
Dyer. Mary d. Lear, slave-Neily sutton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21
THE MAIN REBEL ARMY.

PfRsoNAL.-Col. Deming, u. 8. A., from New
Orleans, and Maj. J. A. Haskell are at WiIlards'
p Jesse X. Dubois, OF Illinois, and Commodore
Montgomery ~. s. N J and wife, are at the Kirk
xunod
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HARREED.

On Saturday evening, May nth. IN this cl.y, by
the Rev. Dr. Nom urdHy. DR.. c. Ii. OSBORNE.
of New York. TO Miss MARY g. THROOP, Of
this city. New York papers copy
In Baltimore, on the 10th instant, by the X ev,
Father MoManus, ALBERT A. WILSON snd
JENNIE ENTWISLE, both OF this city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

THKATKR TO BE OPENED ~ NORFOLK BY the
advertisement elsewhere Il will be seen thst
Messrs. !. Glenn and ii. Bland, both gentlemen
Of experience and judgment in matters theatrical,
propose to open the Norfolk Opera House fOr u
summer season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21
LOCAL NEWS.
AnusKMENrs To-EISHf.

GRovKR's THEATKR.-HThe Colleen Bawn''
has made q decided hit, and az the play 10 truly
Irsh Mr. Collins has full opportunity for the dis
pIay Of his powers. The other parts Of the play
are well sustained, the cast being an excellent
one; while the necessarily intricate shifnngs Of
the scenery In spectacular drama Is accomplished
In very effective manner. .
FORp's ATHENRUM.-This evening Mr.. Hack
EFT bids adieu to the Washington public, and
Manager Ford has produced an excellent bill for
the occasion. Mr.. Hackett appears as Col. MIN
rod wildfre IN the comedy KenluckieDs In
ISIS" and as Mons Mallet in 1.-THE Post Once
Mistaken my Wife's Second Floor con-
Cludes the evenings entertainment Mr. McCnl-
IOch will recite the poem, 90 Shamus O'Brien.'
TO-night's performance closes the spring season
At FOrdis
CANTERBURY We have agsin this evening, at
Canterbury, "The Sons Of Malta, - wherein Harry
Rice gives full vent 10 his comical powers. This
week Is the last of Miss Julia Mortlmsr's engage
ment and the last also for the performance OF the
e Gipsey's Lay" Lewis and Christie appear
mig htly in their gymnastic feats; and Mile
Fowler glldes through the dance with sylph-like
grace.
WAsBIS6ToS ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The free
concerts at this place are remarkably popular, for
the reason that the music, vocal and instrumental
is of arsi class order, and the best refreshments
obtalnable in the city, are to be found at Rosen-
thal's bar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

CIRCUIT COURT, May 81 The court is still
occupied with the case Of Weightmln VS.. Cor
poration OF washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

ALL PERSONS can ma the best stock OF Cloth
ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh st., Lear r. fe 27-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

FACTS FOR SOLDIERS .--Tbroughou the Indial
and Crimean campaigns, the only medicines
which proved themselves able to cure the wors
cases OF Dysentery, Scurvy and Fever were Hol
loway's Pills and Ointment. Therefore, let every
volunteer see that he is supplied with them
Only Is cents per pot or box. 22S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Bsfors J1stic,
CLARK John Harrington, profanity; lined 81 "a
Jas. Mckinney, do; turned over to the military
Jos. HALLS, August A. Wallis and Thos Hillery
disordeTly; fned SL94 each. Pat Crowel, drunk
do. Ernest DeFaiiy, disorderly; do 81 81. Thos
Clements, alias Smith, attemp; to commit rape
ruled for further hearing Eliza POsey, disor
DERBY; fined 81 81. Charity Craig, do; do. Jas
QuaneY and J. q. Brodhead, drunk; turned oveI
to the military. John Drunk, do j; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

ANY PERSON wishing to procure a loan of a few
ing at 456 Eleventh ST., between G and III. apl4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

CORRECTION in our notice Of the meeting In
the Fourth Ward, held on Thursday night last,
portion Of the third resolution (ofFer"d by Mr..
Edmonston) was unintentionally omitted. 1t
should have read
"RssOIued, That, in affirming our devotion 10
the Union, as against the disorganizng and rev.
dictionary doctrines of disunionists, we deem il
no less our duty 10 express our adherence OF the
equally dtsoTganiziBg and revolutionary princi-
ples OF abolitionists,' &c, &c, making the APP
plcation to disunionist from every section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

FOURTH WARDSrATIoS CAsRs-Bs fore Justice
Waiter willis Roach, drunk and disorderly;
fned 81 So Augusta Ripple, do; dismissed
George Smith, dol do. Ezra Brown, drunk,
James Egan, George o. Gwynn, Peter Coleman,
c. w Sendie, and w. ]. Brown, drunk and dis.
orderly; turned over to the military. Thos Eaton,
Robert Baine, Kate Light, and Matilda Light,
disorderly; dismissed George Newman, profan.
ityi fined S355. George stake, drunk; dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

A FIRsT-cLAss Recommendation J.
May, late OF the firm OF Clageti Msy. has now
on hand at his store, 3Os Pa. avenue q very supe-
rior stock Of foreign and domestic dry goods
silks and satns, cloths, cassimeres and vestings
linens and hannels-adapted to frst-class city
trade. Mourning goods of the best quality, az
well as fancy and plain goods, may be obtained
here a. all times. Customers seeking 1rst-class
goods may Fl nd them at Mays, at less prices than
they Pay for inferior goods Of more INSCRIPTIONS
dealers. We advise our lady readers to pay this
establishment call when shopping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

ONLY THINK OF 1T, silver plated spoons, forks,
casters, pitchers, cream jugs, butter dishes sugar
at the Peoples Dollar Store, 433 Penn. avenue,
near Four-and -a-half st. m 6 Avs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

The CONSTITUTIONAL UNros MEN OF fHE
FOURTH WARD, in pursuance OF public notice,
met last night to nominate candidate for the
Common Council, in place Of Mr. VIM. Bates
who had declined. Charles III. Uttermehle, eeq ..
was called TO the chair, and Mr. T. C. Ecklof
acted ~ secretary.
Mr. Joseph Follensbee and Mr.. Samuel Bying-
ton were then put in nomination.
Quite a number Of gentlemen spoke In favor OF
the candidates, declaring however, in every case,
that should the majority present prefer the other
candidate they would most heartily unite with
them to make the nomination unanimous.
Upon ballottng, Mr.. FOllensbee received a
majority Of the votes cast, and was declared duly
nominated. -..- ..... ......-.
Upon motion of DR.. John Clark (who had nom.
mated Mr.. Byington) the nomination was en-
Enthusiastically declared unanimous.
Upon calf for speeches the meeting was &C.
mehle, Clayton, T. B Brown, and Others.
The Chairman stated that he would repair to
the polls with the oath in his pocket, and sug-
gested the propriety Of ali true men doing the
same. Thesecession party, trying to further their
traitorous end, were cowardly working in the
dark; and whenever we had any doubts Of mans
Unionism we must put him to the test by tender
ing the oath. Many traitors would thus be ex-
cluded, most justly, from voting.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to thecall
of the chairman.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Philadelphia Print
Butter at % cents per pound, fresh daily, al Will
sons Philadelphia Provision Store, 119 Pennsvl
PEDAL ExcREsKNcRs.-COrns, Bunions, Cal
losities Club and inverted Nails, and all diseases
of the human feet treated successfully without
pain or loss OF blood by DR.. White, Surgeon
Chiropodist, at 426 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Four and half and Sixth streets. 0pe-
rations performed In few minutes; the patient
can walk Immediately without the least incon-
venience. Ladies and gentlemen attended at
their residences when desired.
FACTS YoR SOLDIERS Throughout the Indian
and Crimean campaigns, the only medicines
which proved themselves able to cure the worst
cases Of Dysentery, Scurvy and Fever were HOl-
loway's Pills and Ointment. Therefore, let every
volunteer see that he Is supplied with them
Only 25 cents per pot or box. 226
ALL PERSONS can ma the best stock OF Cloth
ing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps,
at Smiths, No. 40 Seventh st., Lear r. fe 27-3m
ANY PERSON wishing to procure loan of a few
dollars on satisfactory security can do so by call
ing at i56 Eleventh st., between G and I'll. apl4
ONLY THINK OF IT, silver-plated spoons, forks,
castors pitchers, cream jugs, butter dishes sugar
bowls salt stands, &C., &c, for only one dollar,
at the Peoples Dollar Store, 433 Penn avenue,
near Four-and- a-half ST. mG4w*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

CENTRAL GUARDHOUsE CAsRs-Befors Justice
Taon1PSos -Thcs BealI, Frank McE1tee, drum;
81 81 each. Jas. Secor, Marshall Green, drunk;
turned over TO the military. Daniel Jeffries fas
riding; IS. Robert and ohm II. Evans, colored
disorderly conduct; 81 30 each. George smith ,
stealing ring; dismissed. Samuel Il. Herbert
drunk and disorderly; Sl.5S. John Dean, do ;
81 81 George Grant, VIM. Brown, disorderly;
Sl.5O each. Geo. Wagner, fast riding; costs, 81
cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

ARREST OF FEMALEs.-Last night the Provost
Guard made descent upon two houses in the
Second Ward tolerably well known to soldiers
one on ID, near Thirteenth street, north side from
which several fancifully dressed girls Were es-
corted about nine O'Clock 20 the Central Guard
house; the other on Twelfth street, near ID, ives;
side, from which another squad, still more fanci-
Gu1rdhouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

SEVENTH WARD PoLIrrcs BY announcemer
elsewhere IL will be seen that special meetin
OF the Unconditional Union fnen OF the Sevent
Ward viii be held tomorrow night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

Ho FOR GLYMoNT.-The Washington Social
l Association announce their first moonlight excur-
sion 70 Glymont for w ednesday, June 18th. A
grand opportunity for the enjoyment Of moon
| light, music, love and flowers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

A PLUs" MUss -Last night about 10 O'Clock
3 number Of soldiers belonging TO the 10th In
diana regiment, entered 4 tobacco store on PENN
sylvania avenue, near Third street. and called for
q" plug Of tobacco, - throwing down In payment
q so Treasury note. The tobaecOnis- could not
make the change, and the IDdianian, craving the
weed, and having too much ''tanglefOot" aboard
used harsh language, and regular war Of words
ensued, the soldier, usual, being tthe best man
In the army" and able 20 whip anything tnat
ever Jumped. After considerable effori the
HOosier was pseihed, and marched away with
his companions pc, fectly ''sslf- satisfied"
SEVENTH WARD mix MEETISG.-Tbe meet
ingof '-the voters Of the seventh Ward, all those
opposed 10 abolitionism," which was to have
been held al Island Hall last evening for the pur
pose Of selecting delegates TO the Democratic
Mayoralty Convention, which meets o-night at
tie franklin engine-house, turned out 70 be a
nELle- The hall was opened about O'Clock,
and q couple Of candles lighted 70 attract the
"unterrihed," and during the hour their lumi-
nous 9 lare shone forth dozen persons appeared,
but whether the callers Of the meeting were pres
emf OF not Is not known, a. no attem Pt was made
~ "organlZs."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

SEAsONABLR Prom Mrs Russell, who cater,
so successfully for the public at her celebrated
Seventh street Restaurant, we have some appe
thing luxuries in the shape Of fine fresh mack
erel, crabs, &c &c Her larder is especiall,
well supplied with the best Of the market In the
fish line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

THE TAX SALE Of delinquent lots, commencing
at the City Hall tomorrow morning, at 10 O'Clock
will afford a good chance for the investment o.
money. The sale will be continued from day Il
dav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Philadelphia Print
Butter at % cents per pound, fresh daily, at Will
sons Philadelphia Provision Sore, 119 Pennsyl-
sylvania avenue, between 10th and 2e.h SITS. BIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

OPENING TO DAY, at the Dollar Store, (437
Pennsylv avenue, near Four-and- q half ST y
another large inyoiee Of jewelry and silver
plated ware. Take a look at their guard and
vest chains, and invest dollar. M 2l-lwk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

Huue funs-Ned HlDbS, ., UorInhn, ], hi
ing, 3; French, I; johnson, /.
Scorer for the National-R. N. Cronin.
Scorer for the Washington-A. J. West
Umpire-Mr. J. Clark, Of Brooklyn, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-21

From cHs Of the largest RferehGnts IN Nsto York,
81 Warren Street.
testify TO superior skill Of DIR. Won Nose his
ker In restoring me TO my hearing. My case was
ven up az a hopeless one by some Of our best
physicians. JOHN SrAMraRoP
From the Rec. A. Gregg.
have suffered from deafness for several wears
Dr. Won Moschzisker's treatment proved very sue
cessful My hearing IL restored
A. GREes, Passionist :
Testimonials from Mayor Addison, senator
Simmons, w. Slade, Esq, w. II. Cook, ESQ of
this city, and numerous others, be seen at the
Doctors office, 227 Pa. av; In the Doctors card,
published In the National intelligencer Persons
wishing his services for the Eye and Ear should
Ing. liz
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WANTS..

ID bitt House, II.
WANTED-Two ICE CREAM MAKERS.
w Apply to J. RUSSELL, corner Twelfth and
II ~
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grateful for Mrs. Strings delicacy as for
her aid.
"it is not gift to you," the lady said as
she explained the arrangements she had
made. "You are to help yourself the same
rs before. l only want to offer my tribute
10 your fathers memory-your father who
lost his life in ministering to an unknown
penitent. For the sake Of that Christian
man, who, like his Master, counted not his
life dear unto him, if thereby he might save
some, you must accept it,"
Need I say how many sad hearts came to
john and Ellen Strings feast that winter,
and were comforted--how many hungry
mouths were flled-.how many fires were
kindled in cheerless rooms2 Was the sac
rifce Of giving up one evening, brilliant
with lights, odorous with flowers, jocund
with music, gay with dance and song, too
great2 Let the day of everlasting reckoning
declare2
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POSTAL hULhb
Many errors occur by persons not observing the
following regulations In deposittng letters pape1
OF miscellaneous publications In the ofhce for
mailing:
ALL DROP.LErTERs MUST BE PREPAID NJ POSTAGE
sTAhPB.
Prepayment, by stamps, required on all letters te
places within the United States.
soh not prepaid Will b sei 70 s Dead LettSF
Ogoe and the party addressed SOiu not bs notod a.
repayment, Sy stamps, required on all transient
Orinted matter foreign and domestic
By inserting the county In which tie 0fflce ID To-
don might be detected, and mistakes In mailing &c
avoided.
The postage on sheet music, maps, enOTdvJaOs, lho,
graphs photographic pTtts, rollers N pdpa
covers; books boand unbound; phOnOOrdPi0 pops
and letter sHVslopos IN PACKAGE lO exceeding n ana
Sass OsF pOsAds, q al he TGte Of one ooi ouHos
fraction Of ooo 20 any place n The URlted 6ate
ander GfteeS hNMdred n y, dnd al he rate Of lBo oen
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| miiet, prepotd w postage stamps.
Same rates cards, either BLANK or printed, and
Oianks In packages weighing at least eight ounces
| asd seeds or cuttings In packages not exceeding
RIGIsTRY OFFIOE.
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States, or States Of the German -AastriAn POsta
Union, Will be registered on application at thl
Ifhoe, between the hours Of ~ A. "a and p, NJ
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VVHE sTATR OF OHIO, aAMILi
u COUNTY, ,ss.-The Superior Court Of Oh
natl. ,700.-Jasop Evans, Briggs Swift Hug
HHughS and Wilson T. Drake, Partners, as Evl
Co., Plaintiffs, versus Washington Butcher
John Butcher, Partners, as Butcher i SrotheI
fendants, and Anthony Bullock and Morris q
Garnishees. The said defendants Butcher 4
er, are hereby notified that on the I'd day oil
A D. 1861, the SAID plaintiff filed their petit
said Court, alleging therein that, on the "a
Of FebrparJ 1881, the said Morris Drum {
certain bill Of exchange for the sum OF 95,GA
indOIsed and directed the same to the said d
4 Brother, by whom the same was duly ao
that AiterWaTd, at the request and for the
of the said Butcher Brother, the same q
discounted BY these plaintiffs, at their 4,
house in Cincinnati; that there is due thests
tiffs, from PENDANTS on said draft. the s't
Of So 000, ard interest from May /, 1861 ; =
said defendants are notified that the said
Drum and Anthony Bullock have beou sef
garnishees In said action. Defendant are RI
to plead, answer or demur to said potItiOf
before the 2lst day Of December, a ID. 1861 "a
vice, judgment will be rendered against III
the property, or credits of the said Butt
Brother in the possession or cOktrui Of n
garnishees be subjected to the payment thert
oc24.fTh m. II 4 W. TILDEN for PLAID
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STAgE OF ono, HAMgLTos CgyNTY,

A ADMINIsTRAGOB' SALE OF REAL
the Probate Court j Hamilton Sourty, OHIO, 70 N
directed will offer for sale, at public auction,
ET1dS aT, the M 1852 County s
following real estate, belonging 10 the estate ofW
T., Morris, deceased, te wit:
Ing 2I feet il 2.6 inches Ia frOat on Front.street
end dc extending h back to the S;s lSSG;dns Appraised
ALs0-All these eleven Lots, numbered I. s. IL
H. 4 mo4rs sa RS s@OdE.6S SP Rat OF sa hs G
ton Farm, recorded in Book lt7' page S5 Of H tmI
ALSSo~Iois Nos i26 IsO, is3, 1876 and 1877 iu III
same subdivision. Valued at four hundred (s40
Solos sgmbered q, & and l42; Valued
hahd2ed and lS'f foty fyV si6j liar, liar each
Al sO,;Lois Ms, q and r.; Valued at four hg
II 90, 93 90 and l65. vsluet at two hundred g
dollars for each lot; Lots Nos 10 l0s and lO4 vsl.4
lot, Lots Nos lO6 lOs and llO, Valued At flfy Is
dollars for each lot o. lots ~, Nos ll2. l22 and i
Nos u, ll6, lis and i26 yalu,,d at seye ty.i
!S7S) collars for each lot, To- lS;, ~; IS Valued
No. i2g. Valued a, three hur drod and forty
(s3l5) dellars. Lot No. i3s Valued at three ts
III. Valued at two hundred and f f,ur $500 dole
four four @ Iss2i5 81 dollars. '' l. lot No. 81 Valued at
hundred and seventy (Sl70) dollars: Lot NJ.
Terms of sale az follows, to. wits One third off
money to be paid in cash on the day Of sale; q
thiId in one year from the day of confirmation
sale, and one-thiro in two years from the d.
such confI nation; deferred PAYNE ts to be sevr
by mortPaE on the premises, aud to draw n'eIkt
at tt rate Of six per cent per annum from the y
tirmation of sale. Said property Wi be I'D as y
property of VIM L. Morris, deceased, in the cisF
Sarah L. Morris and w. r. Morris, AdmiAstraE
of the estate IF VIM r. Merris, dece tsed, aga
Sarah l.. Morris ard oihers (NO. 7l5) Haml
County Probate Court, being petition to sell Ia
and will be sold free from dover or other iute
on the part Of any Of the deiendauts in s1il casC
| w. r. MOHRlS,A
| de14. 9TH Surviving AdmiuistratC{
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MEDICAL.

Is beyeR th-Hs., betWes, Vine and RGoo. 0Bos
hour, ~ TO 81 A. n ~ to3A p. NJ, 70 r. n
Ino20 I'll
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Patent Manhla Paper.

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HNHR WEEKLY PRESS NOW READY
n containing the News Of the Week, both foreL1n
and Local, and q Telegra Dhio summary Of nVon6
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INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI


Trains run ~ follows Sundays exeepted):
DEPART. ARRIVR.
TeTre Haute, Lafayette and
chicago haiI......... ...........5.5o AM. 9.BA.M
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