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letter from vuiiaDdigham 10
the Democratic Convention OF
Lucas County.

NIAGARA FALLS, c. w, July 81

NIAGARA FALLS, c. W., July 3l.}
GESTLEMEN.-U TO attend your
meeting OF the 9th August in person, per-
nit me to address you by letter, briefly.
Waste no part oi your time in personal
defense to the candidates and speakers OF
the Administrators party. / leave uu.
disturbed the brave ond chivalrous work
of ussuiIing an opponent absent, because
the iyranic power of the master, Executed
bymllitary force, compcls it. The great
issue OF the day ought not to bn subOrdi-
mated TO things merely personal, aud
recommend 10 my friends generally that
they initiate the wise Romans, and carry
the war into Africa.
The Democracy Of Lucas, postponing
all other issues, and Ignoring all differ
ences Of opinion in regard to them, as
scmblc, OF course, TO consider what Gen.
Fremont, the candidate of the free speech
and free press Republican party of 1856,
very aptIy styles the uppermost question
ul tue day-tDc question Of their own coh-
stitutionul rights and liberties. This is
the practical issue in the Ohio campaign,
forced by the President and his party up
on TIE people, and boldly met by tue De-
mocracy in their platform, whch, ns q
candidate, ! accept IN their solemn aud
deliberate profession of political faith, and
lhtir pledge TO the country that they
mean to defend the rights asserted in It
with their lives, their fortunes and their
sacred honors. Until these shall have
been made secure, It can be neither use
tul nor possible to discuss any other qucs-
ton, not directly connected with it.
Here is, indeed, just such a question
one second only in Importance to that of
public liberty. The union OF the Stutes
is worth the whole world to the Ameri-
can people Tut liberty is the soul Of
people, and what shall it profit US to gain
the whole world aud lose cur own SOUL
The Constitution made the Union, and
when the war began, II was proclaimed
to eo Tor TIE supremacy OF the Constitu.
ton and laws, and Whatever difference Of
opinion there may have been oven then
as 10 the Iode OF securing II, every pairi-
Utic citizen of the Uuited States knew
whut the laws and the Constitution were.
But what do We see to-day! The
opinion and will from hour TO hour ofthe
Presi ent--and such a President!-- is
solemnly officially proclaimed superior toI
the Constitution aud laws, even in the
States wholly loyal; SO that, upon the
present policy OF the Administrator and
It's parry, declared unchsngeable the
South is to be fofced to the viii aud opin-
ion OF Abraham Lincoln, instead OF the
written fundamental statute aud common
law. Aud, ii we ourselves scorn to
yield up our constitutional rights aud
liberties 10 this monstrous demand, does
apy honorable man, any sane man, ask |
Or expecl the States aud people OF the
South 10 surrender SO long as man sun
wives TO strike blow, or a woman TO
strengthen his heart or nerve his arlni
Upon such policy this war mus, aud
i'll be interminable. SO meny square
miles may be oyerrun, so much soil may
be conquered. but ,ae hearts Of the peo-
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ccs Of the Union, measured by the two
different policies Of the Abolition and
Democratic particsl
The party of the Administration DC.
clarcs that the States aud people of the
South, shsll be forced TO lay down thcit
arms aud submit. Whit thcnl Conf.
cation Of all property, emancipation OF
oil, slaves, and the execution ot all who
directly or indirectly, have taken part in
the rebellion, nancy: ninc.tcuths of the
whole population, for general amnesty
has, never az yet, been 80 much az sug-
gcstcd " either Congress ~ the ENccu-
tive, ana unconstitutional submission ia
now the lcust which is demanded, though
It would do more, not only for constitu-
tionol liberty but for the Union then such
men could accomplish in hundred years.
need not repeat my often declared
conviction, which time has always vindi.
Gated, that ,hc South cannot be conaucr.
cd by turcc OF arms but granting tor ar.
gumcnt sake, the tflcctual check aud
waning proportions Of the rebellion, as
proclaimed now again for the hundrt dth
time, 10y the organs of the Administration,
an that ny the second Monday in January
next, all the armies cf the Cunrtdc-atcs
viii have been captured or dispersed aud
their remaining five hundred thousand
square miles of Territory ovcrrun aud
occupied, then the hour Tor the pacitica-
tlon Oi the South aud consultation Of her
people VIII have arrived, which party will
most readily be hcarkcnCd to by them
who rs Governor of Ohio, will be the
most efficient ngeut IN that great and ar.
duous task! Your candidLc, committed
wholly to the restoration of;ho Union Us
II was, or the candidate of the Admins
tration, dlcdged 70 policy iull, upon the
one hand, OF continued cNaspc ration and
hatci end on the other VI insurrcCiion aud
revenge.
Very momcntous nre these questions,
for until that shall have been accomplish.
cd, there can be neither Constitution nor
Union, and no security and no quiet IN
the land, nor cun single soldier toll
their return TO mother, or wife or child, or
home.
Reason, together, then, men Of Ohio
and Judge wisely, who love your county,
and would restore il to its former pea, G,
and Glory. Continual war
and strife a re tho forbidden fruit of our
political Eden, and bear still the primal
curse uttered in tones Louder than the
voice OF the mighty cntar act, in whose
presence ] now write ain the dnv
hat thou catest thereof thou shalt surely
III d."
[Signcdl c. l.. rAILASpienAM.
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The work executed by the Grover & ntkcr Ma.
chaes has feceivcd the FfssT TEENIuN at ever,
state Far in the United states where 1t has been
exhibited.
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GOOD NEWS
AND
GRE,gT 7'RFT,UPB! I!

- ~
Benham's Magical Pain Extrac.
tor, for removing all local pains.
Benham's Garglc.-For Dipthe-
ria, Putrid Sorethroat, Thrush and
liberation of the Throat.
Benham's Renovatiag Pills.
For Nervous and Sick Headache,
indigestion, Colds and Sour Stom-
ach. They will cleanse the stom'
ach without any inconvenience.
Benham's Worm Pastilla Candy.
The surest, safest and most reli
able. Easiest to take. No physt
clan required.
Benham's Hygiene Cough Drops
For Cough, Group and rattles in
childrenLgood also in Fevers.
Benham's Liver Pills.--Good to
cleanse the system Of al! bilious
habits.
Benham's Joshua Drops.-likc
Joshua of old, who commanded the
sun to stand still and it obeyed
him, sowith the Drops. All NOR
bid, or loss Of, action will be rous-
ed; all Fevcrs will be calmed down
in an incredibly short time. They
are decidedly ahead of oil. other
preparations, for Fcvers, Cramp,
Group, Spasms Inflammation, Tie.
tanus or Lock jaw, Suspended ami.
nation, Diptheria, Putrid Sore.
throat, and in fact it is perfect
Joshua, as hundreds will testify.
Prepared and sold by
a. BENIIAM,
Melmore, Seneca county, o.
For Sale by d lbois & Co., Tiilin.
iy4.62'lr
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News HEAD QUARTERS!
The Celebrated Howard
Reaper and Mower,

with the latest improvements,
With SeIG-Raklng Attachment.
This machine is now acknowledged
by all to be one of the best and
most complete Machines manuiac-
tured.
Mr.. HOWARD is one Of d c Oldest Reap
er manufacturers in the United States, aud
has been the author Of more valuable i'm
provements in combining the great ddvanta-
ges Of Reaper with that OF II Mower, than
any other manufacturer.
Tiis Mdckine Combines LighiReSS Of
Drgft-Ease Of Management, Simpli-
city and Strength, NTH perfect operation.
And no Farmer, who tries one of them can
fail to ackuow ledge their superiority. A
HAND or SELF.RAKE ATTACHMENT,
can be had with this Machine if desired
Also, an attachment for HARVESTING
CORN. 1t is the cheapest machine offered
10 the Farmers. Call and see them at
SMITH, BARNES & Co.,
No Hedges New Block.
Tifin, March 90, 1868. 2d--3m
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kcr Sewing Muc.ire Company, have taken the FtrsT
PprMIrN nt the late st,nr LritsbrId IN N,,, nh
New Jer'sy, Pcnnsyvanil, Ohio, lndiano, Illinois,
Michigan, Iowa, Missoui, Kentucky. Tennessee,
Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama aud Caliiornia.
SECOND.
The work executed by the Grover & Rtker Ma.
chaes has feceivcd the Fissr FErNIuN at ever,
state Far In the United states where 1t has been
exhibited,
TUIRD.
Experience proves that there are only two valua
BILE sewing machines siitcLes--11iE GEovER y RAN.
RI STITCH and the SHu1TLR SrtTCH. hy some called
Lock sTITCH." These stitches have each their ne 10
cuaT merits and eXcellercies. For some purposes
;he one sich u better adapted, and Tor some purpo
srs the Other and selection should always be made
accordingly,
FOURTH
The Grover 4 Baker -. NJ 60. manufacture IN nd.
dihon to their celebrated GRovFR n BAKER srITuH
machines, the most perfect SHUTTLE or " Lock
SrI1 cn" machines in the market. aud aiforl pur.
chascts the opportunity of selecting after trial ard
examination o both the one best suited to their wants
Other companies manufacture bnt oNE KIND oi ma.
chine each md offer this opportunity Of sclee.
ton TO their custOmsn,
FIFTH.
The Grover & Baker :. NJ. Go. sre the only parties
who m .nuaoture and sell machines which both sgw
PERTRoTLY and ENBRoIDER PgRrgcTLY.
IVA pamphlet containing samples Of both the
GroyerS Baker stitch and shuttle Stitch IN various
fabrics, with inl explanations, diagrams. aud illus.
tTations, TO enable purchasers TO examine, test and
compare tleir relniva merits, will he furnished on
request, from our shces Throughout the country
Those who desire machines which do the hest work,
should not tail te send for this pamPle and test and
compare these stitches Tor themselves.
GROVER & BAKERS SEWING MACHINE
COTTON will be found superior 10 airy in the mar
ket, II is made by the hcs European manuiactufcrs
and put M spools Of 9u0 500 ypSds, expressly
lor the Grover \ Baker $. NJ 20. In consequence
Of extensive and timely arrangements with these
manufacturers, we arr able To sell this superior Cot
ton below the prices Of OF her leading manufacturer.
GROVER & DAkERs SEWING MACHINE
TWIST, long recognized as lte best in the ma rke,
furnished in amy quantities desired at wholesale or
retail at the lowest market prices.
For sale by Mrs. De- GIBSON.
Tihin, May 90, 1868. 3i-y
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FROM THE 3ad INDIANA.
Head QuARrERs 33d. ISp. VuIs)
CAMP SAME IN TENN.

CAMP SAME IN TENN,
July27th, 1863.
Ep,ToRs TRlDrNr.-Though the kind.
ness of n friend stopping in Tnin, I
have been favored with n fow copies OF
your excellent weekly TriJaae.your pa.
per is read with as much pleasure BY the
Hoosier Toys, as those Gom your own
State. 1t is indeed gratifying TO the
soldiers to know their friends at home
ore doing battle for the glorious cause OF
the Union, while we are fighting armed
traitors in the South. Our friends we
have left behind, arc fghtirg and con-
tending with our more formidable cuc-
mics in the rear, lnoicn as BYiiernuts
hope your numerous readers will not
be offended, if in spe king of this class
of treitors, should call them hard
names, for do not scruple to call them
unmitigated towards, and vilains. Il il
the inevitable desire of those sncaking
scehEdrcls, to stimulate and encourage
their brother traitors of the South, to 70
on with their work of devastation and
ruin. A few months longcr-and the
people Of the free States will become so
divided, as TO render a reconstruction Of
the Union impossible. Those Copper
heads Of the north are the most villain
Gus traitors with which ou7 land was ever
cursed; and will be looked upon by pos.
terity, ms well as the present generation,
as the greatest enemies To a republ can
form OF Government; yet they have tho
audacily to tell you, they are the friends
of the Union. Let our Government be
saved from such friends, pray! They
studiously endeavor when in the pres
encc of homes. men, to conceal their
sympathy with armed rebellion, hut il ia
too plain il can not be hidden, am proud
to lcarn they are being outAanked. Gen.
Burnside orders, and the recent great
victories achieved by cur gallant ar
mics, are terrible defeats for conservatives.
The approaching elections will be a glo.
rious and irrccovcrable overthrow Of that
injurious party which has done so much
to encourage rebellion.
The country south of Murfroesboro Is
Literally torn TO pieces. Houses are
burned, and fences are destroyed; all
this destruction and much more are some
OF the results Of this infamous aud cruel
rebellion. The advance OF our army is
like great fountain, pouring light upon
the bcnighted understandings of misgu.
dcd rebels; and giving knowledge ofthoir
"rights." AS we advance the dominion of
the. Richmond Dynasty terminates and
those who have always been loyal men
(though not allowed to express them
selves as such) are delivered from the
hands of vile traitors. They seem proud
TO wear the "robe Of homer" am
proud to inform your readers that We
have chased war from the confines OF
Tenn, and that Teace and harmony is
once more established in this part Of re-
bcltom. The bluejackets are gazed upon
with gratitude, aud tho people think OF
danger and misery no more The rebel
confederacy is fast giving away. Upon
the ruin let there be erected frm and
lasting Goyernmcnt--that will insure
abundance of civil and religious liberty, |
Yours for the Union.
NJ. C. STEPHEssoE.
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Tifln Woolen Factory.
To the Farmers Of Seneca and ad
joining Counties;

The new Wooden Factory will
be completed and in operation on or before
the 18th Of September next, and all those de
sirons of having their Wool manufactured
into Cloths, Cassimcres. Flnnnels, and Yarn,
will please leave it at our Office. We have
provided a suitable room for storage.
Wehave been to great pains in getting tht
very best machinery for manufacturing, anc
have also procured experienced hanus fct
the manuihcture of Cloths, DC.
SMITH, GROSS & DORSEY
Office and Factory on Washington Strt,
near the wire bridge,
litin o., June 5, 1863. If
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or In Piekaway, Ohio. $500 have
been raised by subscription. TO send 10y
al county papers to the soldiers in the
army from that county. A similar NOV
eInent is on foot in Fairiiel connty-tha
idea is good oncnnd worthy OF imita-
ton
SieS OF IHr TMrs. s.--A sign was hung
over Broadway in Albany tho other day,
on which was painted on one side !;
% panse CAnnDrncalx - ON tho -ash.x-
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IfIIfI'II.

The Grover & Baker = NJ. Go. sre the only p1 rites
who m .nnlactuTa and sell machines which both Sgw
PERTRoTLY and ENBRoIDER PgRFgcrLY.
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PRICES REDUCED.
GEO. r. HUSS,
: No, 2 TOmb's Block,

''SCtlOlJD DOOhO,
BLANK BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOK
MUSIC BOOKS,
ALL KINDS OF BOOKS.
Union Paper, 80 styles,
Union Envelopes, 80 styles,
Commercial Note Paper,
Letter Paper,
Foolscap Paper,
Envelopes of every kind,
Autographs and Steel Engravings
of all the Generals in the army.
Diaries,
Pictures,
States,
Music,
Memorandums,
Gold Pens;
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IMPORTANT FACTS ron THE PUBLIC.
1'JlpSfn

The machines manufactured by the Grover & IA.
kcr Sewing Machine Company, have taken the fInsr
PRtMiuN at the late stme Ftitsheid Ia New Notk, +,
New Jerey. Pcunsylvania. OHIO, lndiauN, Illinois,
Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, kenncky, Tennessee,
Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama aud California.
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MsRRIEU.

On Friday, August 18th by the Rev e. E. Msa.
dor Mr. JOHN J. HILL to Miss MARY F.KIEG
both OF this city.
October stu By Rev Thos O'Neill, RICHARD
J. DoWNS and MARTHA GIaTiN.
On MONDAY, Get. 5. ty the Rev Father Walter, T.
MhRlNt, o. WASH ogton, TO Miss MARI 3
GARN AUX, OF New York.
In New York Sept 3its, by the Rev James D
Wilson Miss IN MA J GOODWIN of Brooklyn 10
Dir. L. W. BARTRUFF. of Washington city, d @.
In y ew York city. on THURSDAY. Oct Ist, by the
Rev. DR.. ID. Alexsnh.r, al The residence Of tee
Pa, to LIZZIEN daughter OF MI. WIN. J. Nayius'
formerly OF Georgetown
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By GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctionsers
NRIIATRl,a SAIA 90 THRll aHnRY nm

By GRBBN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
TRUsTBls sALH OF FHREl-sTORY BRIoK
Snd e IN ss4 date
RI 5ees
All ;hs. certain piece Of land lying in the city Of
north part Of Lot No: 49, in squ.rs No 1875 bounded
Toufsh SC Of
noItheas, corner 81 said lot and running thsnos
thence vest the line Of the lot ~ feet to On al
thence south on the line OF said alley 81 feet ~
ginning pting and reservins from the premises
above described an alley about 4 feet wide and %
n s.p s
in Sdth runnins across the south line Of said lot.
three: story brick dwelling house, and s;tuatsd
near the corner Of north and Fourth street. three
Terms: One third cash ba!.nos in equ., pay
ments at si1, twelve, and eighteen months, to b
Convey sneins At the cost Of the purchaser.
1.-THE terms Of sale are not complied with in i've
to the and asa
on giving three days notice Of such re.ss'e.
..ls-eoad. eRHEs w sTsEEEs 1 .ucsss.
DUBIIC SALE OF A MOST ELIGIBLE BUILD.
~. ING koT UNDER DER Dscs.s OF ooURI.In the
o. M A5.rs ans
ndsfs3n and of Mary d. Anderson, guardian Of
Cecilia Bertha Anderson, minor heirs OF William
In pursuance Of . decree Of the Orphans, Court,
SnT sns she h ,h OF
psems Court Of .aid District, in the matter Of the
for .se Pubic Xuo,ion. ON the Premises oH on
TUESDAY, the 9th day Of October next ats 90 ocE
s.d pston
mentioned, OF In, and to that valuable and most
between and Streets north in tns fhrd ward
IN the city OF ineton, and known and distin-
M Sber eishseenp s5 in Square humber three es
hundred and sixty eight $3.50 containing thirty
one hundred and thirty eight ssJ feet and nine ~
Terms: One third of the purchase mone cash :;
and the reeidue In two equal instaiments, piyable
respectively in six and twelve months. with in
ssss a s 1ss to be secured BY
All coaveyancins 1T expense ofp1rch.ssr;
MARY q. ANDERSON.
Guardians, dc.
sell 'i.1ad. ]: 9. @c al 'sne e., Auct.
v sa3 na sGP1RIok woER aoasrs
bsfa obses.1 1ss !. s
O'Clock, at the st.blss OF +. J. Middleton. lsa, on
reduce STOCK for the Winter and fo1 f.n Iia 70
Ageod Buggy, lot Of Harness, &C.. 30.
oes 10. Mcguire & co .Aue.s.
By ". B. L1WIs co. Auctionsers
TOET1NTS OF PIRSTCLAS6 RIsTAU
~ RAsT AT AUorIos. WlDN1sDAY, October
It'll. at 10 O'Clock. At No. Sc Penn avenue near
Jackson Hall, We shall sell the contents, consist
Ing Of
A spleniid Counter, Bar aud Oyster Bar,
eteam Fix lures, & o., cost about S4Oo.
Zine Bohemian Cut Deeanters
Fancy Psrian Ornaments.
Cut GLASS Gohiet., TumSisrs, Wine Glasses. ae..
Together with other articles ased In . first class
Restaurant.
oo6 [Chronl W.B,L8wIs& co., Aaets.
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DIEB,

On the morning OF the 9Th Instant I'd A NJ eldest
child OF John I. end Ehzsbe,h y. Angel, aged IL
years, and months. flower trAnsplantsd In
heaven.
The funeral will take place to morrow (Tuesday)
afternoon, at O'Clock, from the retidsnce of her
parents. No AGA street, betwe en- 7th aud 9Th SITS
east to which the friends and relatives invited
b to attend. IT.
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LOST AND FOUND,

Of Attorney in Il to Geo Moore, rsesi d to
fS Il
Il; r. Depot. on Mass; a1enas. II tie andsr Vii
r. S0 AZ u.
va ded. &C Sgt
WAS sToLlN FROM THH SUBSCRIBER
Fl SHsR 81 s9I9
49, f =: i;si' ss5 ts
o SIS IS rs9aa viii Be sipsn the
Watch is returned to RICHARD KlATHLAY,
opposite Navy Yard Gate. oo6-3ts
STRAYED OR sToLEN-From the So Dscribsr,
- on Friday night, I'd inst, two COWS; one q
white Cow large hoop horns. The other red color
white stripe along her back. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving or giving information
of them at
Mr.. DENNIS WELsH's,
Virginia avenue, between 2sth and 9th streets.
oc6 ST.
. STRAY cows CAME 70 THE PREMISES OF
J shout = weeks since, light red white bspk and
belly sharp horns Q good mi ker.
ears little dappled on the back and head gives
Sd on Saturday medium sized dark red ve.y
white face ; long horns ana gives su mix; .upp
1T on th st. road, miles from the city.
STRAYED, FROM THE sURsoEIBKR.o OCT
bind; white and red forward; WITH broad. nearly
aG'pta Camp WI VIM 3 saS Sfs:ss
l. Market, a dark CAssIMERE GOA I. cont ining
a license for stand and q soldiers discharge
The finder win be liberia y rewarded By leaving tle
speT' either With or without the COST at No 81
GS REWARD -strsyed or st len from NV resi-
uE Ho g sa With essk Soss sasP
a A
longed to W. d. Walsch 1 will pay the above
os and all 5 bs
Gsn kEwARD-HORsE sTOLEN.--Was stolsn
ton on a% % Bs.ss tenn
Tsis Mare Is Seli- snssn il Wassisf I'M havins
brought to Hum phre! : stable BY Tom on Wsdnss
a fon ssr
The If Ihs Mare can 6sS iii and left
colington Post office,
oc 5-tf Prince George county, Md.
rAME TO THE sUBSORIBER-A BRINDLR
As &C s-st. street. t1si.nd.,
osTA large Ba.s. and Whit: Dog sSoas y
Sn dei.Is - leaving him at No. Market street.
cOO R1WARD.-Lost, between the Cattle Yard
- ~ and Rowler'e Stables, New York avenue,
one HORSE; marked L on the left hip. Any person
returning eaid Horse to the above Stables, or to
the Police Department vi set the above rs.ard.
oc 3-3t* o. X. 6TODDART
CTRAYIb Oh sTOLDN-Ootobsr ID 1874. iieh1
p Grey HoESI. thin n flesh, about lsk hands
subscriber south side Of the Avenue, between ISth
and Hath streets, formerly Willards' Stables. Who.
ever win return said Horse, shsll be literally 70.
warded loo ST. JOHN sPIo1R.
CAM1 TO THE PR1MI9lA or TN SUB.
~ soribsr, large BED COW. with white fecs and
belly. The owner II requested 70 come forward,
a. g. OSBORNE,
Brishewood Store,
ocsSt Seventh. street rurDpike.
cog 11W1ID- ffom ns grsmissa OF
go Patrick MsYky, 96t. Twen0; arss strHst;
Oh the nishS Of the soth Of eeptemnei. HAY
nAsn 70 h.scs hss1 Issss U,S Il oss
hied less Ias sbeys rsy;.sc wH1 g psld ana no
Questions aasse, ~ lPsHfsIcK MARKY.
oes-Sts DOL Twenty -6tst street.
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nA-isxsrs

Nlw eIA4INd CLAee Will b OP1MlD 81
IN Prof. ALIxAMD1K W0L0WekI g his res.
e encn No Sic u street, corner Of nth, ~ hfa
new AID sim1ainsd syss EN-. An those Who wo1ia
desire 10 join thst ene st.ss-6eth aa1ies I'D esn-
tlemer-9iIl ell daily between n and o clock =.
m.,Vhsn tksif voices vnl b. tried. sM 81
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HENRY ADDISON. 2. NJ.

NUTICE
Lk5 6EN1RAL LICENSES AND DOG Ii.
CFNAES Al IicenLes due the Cooperation OF
teorsetown or the lst of Octobtr ne 1t, must be
psid within ten days from that late otherwise
tie. will be strictly enforced by the Metropolitan
Police
a I'D no ice is further given that all Dog Licen-
expire the goth inst. Ifpsymsnt is delayed
Beyond TIL l0h Of OCTOBER paxt, sii licsne by laa
ia L. 6te twenty five ts b. har and t not taen
paid when demanded by the Metropolitan Police
the j. sutject 70 fine. and the law ii s
tia the dog shall tie killed. VIM. LAIRD,
st2t-cDttlr Clerk,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

ATTENTION Il called to the announcement
elsewhere of q speech by the eloquent Judge
Johnston, Of Ohio, ct the Union League Rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

nRPHANS' COURT. DIsfRIof OF CoLuhBIA,
~ Wa.hiss sos Coy.iy e .sM ;-a ~ 1 the Ssss OF
the administFAtrix sforssaid has With the
spproSatlon Of TIE OrIhsns C9Trt Of eton
Ssy 81 October, l66S, for the ana, settlement and
dstribution ofths pernonal estate Of aid dsseassd
been collected ard turned iato moSsy; when ana
whore 81 the ersdtors s.d heirs Of said deosassd
Washipston county, Aforesaid, . Vita their claims
properly vouchea or they mar Otherwise hy Law be
provided covy Of this order b. Eabh1hed oQes
week for three weeks In the Daily Evening STAR
q. o. R00HtNe,
- - tawSws 3fH Feeister Of Wills.