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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-23
TELEGRAPHIC,
REPORTED ron THE STATES MAN
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
Up to 2 o'olocis this nGornine.
Morgan. movo%sn..-msior %.. rlcoook


Morgan's Movements-msjor HlcCook
Dead. igs 81. lfsF
CINCINNATI, July 29.-Morgan, with about
five hundred men, encamped near MoArthur,
vlntOn county, last night. AT half past Eve
this morning he was within mile of Vinton,
on the Marietta and Cincinnati railroad.
Major McCook, father of Maj Gen. MoCook,
died at Pomeroy yesterday, from effects Of
wounds received In the engagement at Bufflng-
ton Island.
LATER. ..1.
CINCINNATI, July %. Evening. Morgan pass.
ed through Nelaonville, Athens county, al tea
o'clock this morning, our forces close behind
him. The Commercials special Gays After
perambulating Athens county, Morgan took 0
eoutherly direction, crossing Washington coun-
ty and Muskingum river In the direction o.
MoConnelsvllle, with the evident intention tc
gain point on the Ohio rivor above gunboat
navigation and Cross into Virginia. The au
thorities have made such arrangements as will
effsctually checkmate and capture bis band.
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MANY DEMOCRATS.
EprroR OHIO SrArrsMAs;

EDITOR OHIO bTATnkAE
Please announce tho name OF 9AMUEL GULICK as 0
candidate for County Treasurer, subject TO the decision
Of the Democratic county convention, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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bTATHNAN.
Please announce the name Of JosHPH FALKENpAcI
as suitable candidate fer the office Of county Treas
urer subject to the decision Of the Democratic county
ri MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EDITOR aTATRaMAni

By announcing the name Of JACOB POWELL, Of Truro
township, as candidate for County Treasurer subject
to the decision Of the Democratic convention, you will
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EDITOR gTATRsMAN:

EDITOR bTATKgMAN: =
Please announce the name OF JoHN @. EDWARDS, Of
Madison township 90 candidate for Representative
from Franklin county, uhect TO the decison OF the
Democracy at their County Convention, and oblige
DEMOCRATS,
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EDITORS eTATRsMAN:

HDTToR9 bTATK5MAN
Gent2emen-By announcing the name Of THOMAS
ARNOLD, Esq, a. candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the 90 eoton Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention, you will be but doing Justice to him as
good and faithful Democrat, and will confer favor
upon his
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REPRESENTATIVE.

EDITORS 9TATESMAM .f.. ..t.
Please announce the name Of SAMUEL BHARP a. can
ddate for 10 the decision OF th
Democratic County oonvention--and oblge
td MANY DEM0oRATs.
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MANY DEMOCRATS

DpIToR ONO STATRsfAE l1-
Pleas announce the name Of A. JACKSON as o candi
date for Sheriff Of Franklin county, subject to the de-
osion Of the Democratic nominating convention, and
oblige
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LATER.

Johnston Evacuates Jackson, Miss
Heavy HAM OF Army stores.
WASHINGTON, July 22.--Tbe following ha.
been received here:
| = q VIcKspURo, July l8,
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EDITOR sTATEsMAN:

Please to announce the name Of 0TTTo DRRsKL al
candidate for Representative, subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention, and obllge
tr MANY DEMOCRATS.
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New YoRK, July 22.--Twenty. live thousand
tons of coal sold at auction to-day at $6@6 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-23

WANTED. Local and Travelling Agents In every
w Town or County. Circulars, with Testimonall
Of Clerymen and Scientific men, In regard TO the bus
ness, sent free. U IN
IsAAO HALE, JR., & co.,
Juneo6-6wd&w NkwnrRyPoRT, MASS.
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&1A n Positively MADE FROM sl. Something
WkU urgently needed In every family and by every
person. very light and portable. Agents wanted every
where Call and sse or sample sent By mall fIee d
postage for 10 oents, that retais for o. BY B. L. VOL
O0TT, No. l70 Chatham square. New York. maratt
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MArox.s osyscl !

s445F MAY0S's OxygcG 80
WAsHlSoTos. Worcester q. lsSA =
In acsordaace with sssS f<ccSm un<adats6n Sf
the Prrsidentof the usissd SssszsSaud5a Con-.
pliancs with The following joint fS66lukion d
the City Councils, do hereby rsQusst my Eel.
low-eisizens 70 abstain from secuiar snploy.
msnt, and, assembling in Ysheir respective
places Of worship, on Thursday, the 2sth inst.
unit. with reverens love in gratefu expression
TO Almighty God. ~""IFIAr airs
RrcHASD wALLAcu, Mayor.
J~.~t Htsols;soa npposnttrs Dosof Thonksoir,no
Whereas 1t 10 becoming in a Christian people
20 return thanks 70 the 9iver OF all rood for the
manifold blessings He vouchsafes then, "a a
roum unity; and whereas his Excelieacv the
President OF the United States has set apart
ThUrsday, the 18th instant, to be cSser yed "a a
day Of public Thanksgiving and Prayer:
Therefore, . =,
BE Il resoivtd by shs Hoard Of Aldermen aid
Board y Common Cornell Of he City o. Wash
.naton, That his honor the Mayor b and no 10
hereby requested 70 issue his fpfoelSmation
recommending the observahcs OF Thursday.
the 2S!h instant, as q day Of ThanksgiyIng and
Praise 70 Almighty God tor the msrcies OF thu
>paat yeaS and OF Prayer for restor alton OF
b<ecn and fraiernal sfeelInss throughout the
Cnn, iI yitirg all citizens TO abatain from their
usua1 secular enployments and to unite In a
prcFec observance Of that day
ASBURY LIIJYh
President OF Board OF Common Council.
JOHN III. SEMMES,
sss President Of the Board OF Aldermen.
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DIE ID,

On Il 32d MARY HENRI ETA, the only child
OF az srd Her rIetta Ats ell, aged sesxs and
days. May ste rest n peace.
Sleep itt!e one, for God has called
Thy little soul to hs sveu-
And fro ~ this dark sod sicfnl world
Iron whence all Gin 10 sisen.
Tia lends and -siatis ss OF the family are re-
suss1st to sttsd the funsrl 1t O'Clock. to NOR
rev q 1es tsJ svei Ing.
On tho morn L Of the ssa Instant, Mrs b UL-
RICH,
Der friends and acquaintsnees are respectfully
invited to ate I'D her FUNERAL from her late rsst
dsree, corner Of 18th and u streets, to morrow,
Tuesday, 1t II CLOCK.
On the n ornlns of the z1d ms ant after iinsor
ing illl sbs, drs. SARAH sH AIN in me 77ta ear
Of bert2e.
Marlboro Gar ate please CODY
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wiNEs, LIQUORS, cIoARs,
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES.
NEW Stock FRESH GOODS!

The underlined bsss to call the attention Of
PUBLIC GENERALLY
FINE asoSsa III s'aSIs selected stock Of
All Of which he xu.r.ntess TO be
Ar to give entire satisfaction. My stock ID daily
BEING fspieni eMeI 18th ~ Hi,ths.c,ra
Arttle. 70 suit every taste. feel confident that
al wac rin f,xor me with call will feel convinced
Jaws, L,suayia, ard Rio CoHHE1,
ooior 3 ana kEglish Breakfast rkA,
french CHOCOLATE ami SUGARS
Edam. ard sap rseo CHIlsHs.
An elsseDT agsortMent OF
ss lee TED expressly fps f ~ ss1,o,ops,,
moot hoies In the country, all being or ths lAP1R
houss ofP Tierasn L ron, Of Baltimore. -.
MY H. D. WHIsKBY
e Nhssa t " tes s'f po SfId
BLOWN STOUT, English and seot,h ALI.
Our stock Of CIGAE8 are choice and varied So
iec'od undsr the immediate supervision Of our
SCENT, who resides In Havsns.. and supsrinsends
.se7s e sosns n 81 sos and
LOWEST CASH MARKBr PRICI.
91O r. smith,
Branch Of p. Tiernsn L Son..
Adjoining National Tntellixencer Building.
b-Goods delivered In any part Of tse city
epc GeorSstowp free OF ch ARA no IL 2svSE
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SPLENDID STOCK
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
FROM TIE NEW YORK AUCTIONS.

n: 81 Lads. .e 81 Il: .s ss tho
= H: Sst S
nanafsetuis ?, that have ever bssn of. red 10 sAls
IS they eond have been sold before Tho great sd
vance In all kinds OF toreign goods
rsssvsa direct IT, suction.
have oI.y beea landed in the country ABOUT Iso
10 p,se tupins French nerinoes in sill Of the
Iost choice .hsdes q Mo les Browns. Gresns, Mas.
ss.sPss sa.Iis. can Be- purchased for o. n
Is pis e.. Lup MS ill wool Reps or I'M srsss Cloth
in all Of tt cho,ce shsdss Of color in use AMI al
is pi ess Of toiored French Poplins OFF, MIN.
Tsnufaetuss, COMPRISING All the handsomsat III .dss
piss:. Of .ss ausis; and shei !. soors o,
siik and Worstsd Ipinsinss. for the best city r.
Sts:. q ar 'sn nd s.ss, and T.. mos. dsr
- weeks than " ODER ss.@ se oa, s torn
Emprsss Cloths, in elegant sssortu.ns Of eoi s
and styles makinE stock Of Dress Goods for che
s Or can II %
y IN tss above FAMED dssirs bs goods Ne n.suraliv
in order that We should make sore Of Il We h. avs
ms he'd hem as low IS they csn be afforded for Cash
Goods nay to our ssors s sxpsain9 o. to ans
then ct New York pris-s or we win not expect to
WE ALSO HAVE Oh Rand
BsaSk 81 q.
sant quality Imported. and hayinx parchased then
- the Lowest.
BLACK GOODS.
Our stock Of MOURNING GOODS Ii vsE WORTHY
Goods. and eomprisss every derirable article in
BACK tRAt 10 In general use; 10 anne the follow.
Lalinh Black french Msrinoes
:" :. siIi , and Wool Velour ottenoas
HombAsins, all Qualities
/. :. Doubl...idth Mouseline from Slup
Very Fiss Atwood Moasslins, a
Ill, ~, +" Dr.b Dc sc for Walking Dr.s.s.
s sI:ss A Aipses ron :. 70 II
WIN = iuii stock Of Ao1rn,aS silks frou fac 10
GRAPE WELLS, xsaLis Sh GRAPHS. MOURN.
Inc eHA Wis,
s:: IL 81: 4: !. ss:;
csd ''''s d e. sa6 81 r s.T So al
nc,s .oi, No. -. e. c:ntr: 81, ks..sss
CIoA1s' 0IoAKsa
IS y; Sss!'s sco6 ST. IL {:
'sSADAa'As' 10. ss rsdsesd l,tsss
esY Sss.sss al ga n IL 1s' sssssass
NV suoKxH.Af ]. HI5L1g5I -. -,
AZ. osssais S:I s':ss ,::s ssiss ~
en- eesssf Vermont ~. II NsA =.
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4 SnGLEcr8p GoUGH, OoLp, An
IHA4TA7Sp OR eoRs TaRoAf, ifai-
loved TO progress, .Ye-plts Ia ga.
sicNs Pulmonary. Bronchial and
Asthnatis Diseases, o ftsnti mes in
parts, and s!ve aimost Immediate
relief. Pof Braachitis, Asthma,
Catsrrh, and Coxsunptive Cou1hs
tue Trachea ara usefnl Pu0lio
Speakers aud Singsra should have
the Trnches 70 rIesr and strength
n a IL, a Insea hsfifarr 0& cara aad
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sPllkA1caRS0A cAA Be UuAsb.-pr. HAMS
saeeine cures sprHatos7tas. Ssz1isal Wsasas,s.
kSsYoxaty Lass of Possy sts, spediIy as6 s6eessal
y. IL effects are truly nssfcsl. A trial Of the
specific, yin convinos ths most s5egtiel Of Ito
aer 18th street and Ps. aysnus, Wellington. sra
HenrT Cook Alexandria. 10 ely
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- -
PERSONAL,

ANY ONl KNOWING OF THH WHERE.
"A Abouts Of 6AAAH JANE and ELIZAD1rH
sUMERs. eontrAbAnds. who were hired ouS during
last August. Win oorfsr favor taeir "a ,ther,
hAkhlkr THOMPSON, at Harri.burS Penn.
10 49,
MRS. 4 p. ATKINB-CLAIRv0YAEr PLY
lH EieiaD, S7S Thirteenth street, examines all
kinds asss, and has Medicines adapt to the
cure. She has the greatest confidence In her Me-
diciHes, a. che herself has bne raised mp kom the
yeret forms OF diseases By their healing qualities.
The pr bile are invited. no II 9ws
MEDICAL NOTICE
&1lL Female Dom plants, lik ewiss &out, Rhsum
aIsm, Neuralgia, TO, cared without fail speedily.
MRS WkHN,
no L. Inn as street, WsshinGton
M Ri. L. eMITH-Ths Gredfsss Tsst Msd.ssn sf,As
lSl Ass-Wil give si,sinSs for short time st $50
street. between 4th and 18th streets. - eI.m,is
gets names. reads charsotsr and reads the future;
nASnstises. Sittinss a. no 3 lms
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LOST AND FOUND.

r 0ST-op sunday morning On 18th or ? strssts,
a1ho IN fns R AZ Church 5,.s.
mourlies ring ana thrss or four dosrs in Stud ing
tksnks d ths owner ana be- fuit.s,y .rssssdea By
l.,rins III. pocket book nc ssi street. bs'.s,n
I os1-on a"Saay Il. 18th inst. IL s.s g aeors.
va b. @ ffH ss s s' .s1s. ss!sss
~ 10 2I.as.
y! " the s.h OF Nov, = soRREL Roam MARE;
h 9.t..: rom ab9a. il to % hand, alsh y.th
KITE i1 Sa S1 or s5a .:s
The noof ss.s uDps, lip, few ss.5s on her
49, zone soa sortsP s2T
ss&rs old Tie .so,s reward viii BE- paid s r. the
:2"Ss' ., ri. as a,5f e
C'ts Hall, or .ith JOsEPH KILIAh. Elsyilis,
ne ro. f: IS sH''aEs Prince as0' s'' county Nd
Ss KEWARp-str.yed from toe y.rd on tas
I'd and whs. ooa aiss short Ro.s
s f''''f = given S'Tsssd a the
and St cows ~ sh Il: ssti:
esa;ss. and TAX. Il. m SWAY Gorn.t Of d md q
ats e.st. mo z-:t.l Oh. HsIThULLER.
l. Soy;s vie =. = s:f sessSs.a; e;.ssi: I'D
back white % 80 FspsFi viii be paid if retur oed
70 MlCHA1L SULLIVAN, on ID street esss, bet.
q and H. poN St.
TAKEN UP l9TRAY-A Dark Surrel HORsH
Il Nov. 18th, 1868, on my lremiBi Q, across the
Navy Yard Bridge, beswsen the National Raos
Course and Port Carroll. The owner will please
ecns forward, prove properly. pay charge and
take him away. --
S,-SSs GSO866 HBAZIER.
CO EEEARD-Lost, on Tenth street, between
Nv. .nssI T.. nis. :. SksoWN tsAraER Pooasr
BOOK containing . part ofA Check Book And
some Bills, Of no use to Any one but the owner 81
will b. paid them sDd Susstops asked IL lsft 1t
the star once, 10 that esn them.
Ie1 ST. b. 6UpGlN
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WAllLxYHp - Uull ~ Six DAys.-Dr. Godfrey 4
AnkIdots, en- fnsish Specific OF stxty.ave years
standing, viii cure GosoyrAas u sts 2sys. Nc
ea.nss q diet reeairsd Prioe d per hsttls. SOLD
NAahinston. aad Henry oook. Alexandra. js&ly
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DrslAsYs OF 1II NllyoCs. SEMINAL UaIHAl1
AIp SHxuAL nYsfHAs.-Nsw and reliable treat
nsnt-In Reports of the Resard 4ssoeiasios-ssnt
IN sealed letter envelopes, nee ofcAarse Address
DR.. J. ekillin Houghtoa. Howard Association,
ehiladelphia Pa. "a 11-Sm
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InoHaAPHss AID DISf HAIl DIE n 1IDNoAl.D--
hssss fadss OF Wasa4s OH.-Upbamk Hair pys, Sc
sats u box. The best In nso. Try IT, Sald by &,
, Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, " ass I.
sutoh and sary Cook. Alexandria. jse-ly
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On Ynn AyDAua. near ~ street. Ii tie Dollar
Store, No. -, Were, for one dollar. you oaS take
year eso!se out Of tso thousand sets OF beautiful
MI
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AUCTION sAHE.

WILL ~ sotD. ST ths :trs ,aoyse,
ss sss: 70 =. Co., 6: q
Z DAY ssss- = Isln j 0sst : ts-.. nils. 2.
.1sissH ess 40 ssS w asf:s Slis saps
70. n:seA Cow. Gore, y.iasr; GaxIiass. Ets:r,
sI.::: p. T.as o:. Wool
1urrituss : = no,3 .t'
GovsssHtsr s s.Ls os CONDENSED
In . o. = y: s:,s
fov!ss unuAsau~s Ayacle@, SIS:
F.. liz. . ss,s s BLU; ,s s.i
{ uaer.hirs.. 70 Biz. glssrsi Drsv.rs, Az >. Bsso
t f. x, * 70; s,a. s.a1s, siss Cloth ess.'
Piel lee, 81 lbe. butter
i.'s s;ds. sSS tsss'
BON. ' (. y. fHag. Asets.
ByJ.o MCGUIRE CO.. Aacr,oassss.
SAALL PRAA1 HOUSE. AND LOT on NEW
Ds.f an
.sl part es Cot No s, ~ seusrs No: So, iroa,ius
/ street and Ns~Yars s,sna-. end runains Sssa
lts feet inehs.: tosstae. vita the ins,ove,en1a.
eep,:iais. sars. rooms. '' ' N' '''1'''
500 SS. sss q III ,sFs CO. Auo..
ss7 :.I: sss UNTIL
nol,-d J. D. MeaUIas 4 co.. Austs. s
STHE ABOVE sALa Il guRruKR posi-
rered on account Of tho 'n.l"uent weather. u It'll
's 10 sa Nov !, G. .i Sse aGfs CO. Au,..
BY THOMAS DOwLINa. An s.loa..r.
Gscreetowr. DO. a-
A COTTON sALson FRIDAY merit. the 18th
a Inst. 4 A"'c'ool ?. m. Two. 0or,, sraa,
To- ,:st!ea!.r;s, ,.auir. Of q. g. DAvls-ono, in
ron tssD.I rHos DowLtNs. A7,t.
By rHoAAs DowLINa q. Aucsioaesr.
Gec% Setst1R. D. C.
nEsIRARLB Br1LDIa2 LOF3 AND TWO
:sth at osloes , p; In 'front.' Q. IA "i.s.
the south sids OF Fourth street hstwnsn hish ID
Hs.ls. tree; saa !ann,ns back 6 feet, improved
Part OF Lot No. I1s, ad oiuIus tho ahovh. fronting
u feet on 9Th ssTsss and running osck LIS feet.
Eastern part ofLo. No. 10. shining tn. .eov..
Title ipdi.putsble
ard ,,.ars, secured by deed o'trust on the Prop
~ sTs the
Agent tor O~nsrs.
nc3o dads THO8 DuWLIN :. Auctr
4 ssIsTANr QUARrTRsAsrERso
." ka. a i b. 4. Nor ITS IL isis
NOTICE. In sdo:tioA III t-s sale OF CO - "a ed
public 80 msls on Wednesday, rne 2ssh Of Move a
or ZINE sf1 sfAILIoNs AND aooo sAsEs
will be sold on tie same day, pl1o" AZ ,.tn,
roD Captain sud A. Q. M. IS 4.
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QEd" DIkRAAHH

SsNa1ftoA's Gsf 10 the most certain, 6Afe Aae
s6eetual remsdy-indesd, the only vegetable rem
sdy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days
d, no Ssissri, no mereu,y Only ten pills t. B,
taken. II Ii the soldiers hope, and . friend =
those no do not~ant to be exposed. Aais pseA
AGES, 81; female, 81.
S. earttaa's Ross aax R<S Jsts4s.A positive
and perm ansnt cure for Syphilis, 8e-ofuln, Clesrs
Tor o. aoid By 3. o. 1o-a. See advertisement. N
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Once.
1t HENRY ADDISON. p. NJ.
N1ARINl'S UAaCING ALADDNY-AT UNION
Nl HOT III, BORG arOWN.
open for the reception Of Pupila, Days and "A
hours Of tuition, Mondays and Fridays, from ~
to- m -. for young ladies' and misses and ~
n~s ere. For circulars apply st the Aoademyta1A
dn ring school hours. NO 2l.lW"
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DOU9H CANDY

RohWELLB INDICATED
- COUGH CANDY
Tor Coos hs Coles and any Affection II tns Throat
or Lanxs. Hold Wholesale and retail 1t WAlrlb
and bOsWELLp. Maryland avenue sno tn 1T,
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I 1RUC1 Z 90. vens 81 o know tat thsv -
- bag bottpg 01cSAin2, - lower pgtoee, e. &Gk
UsvsatA stseet, tAas sasssAses. ~ NJ
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d. 0. NORTON. Agent.
NEW YnaK HrYIEa

NEW YoRk SryLE5
t'eHstennsH's Coshtas!-Nsr and Fdsaiondbhi
4 large sgsortr1. mt for Dress and Business wear.
TAs English sack and Walking Goats EXCEL In
beauty. grade and finish anything ever offered in
this city. WALL, SfRPHaHs & Co.
322 Pc. avelus bet 9th And 10TH Sts.
ee2a l1nteu. and Re pub.
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r. Q u y 4 o r on my
~ AID
LADIxB AND 6lNTLlMlNr
DINING SALOON

The andsrsigned takes sxsat plessure ia inform
Ing his friends and former patrons Of his rem oval
rom No: as High strset, Gsorsetown, to 466
fennsySa aia aIsrue, between "a and ~ stree T.,
oei's ana M, serve orders With al kinds Of I0REI6N
AND DOMESTIC CONFECTIONERY, SRCI rs.
weddings. Pairs. Private Parties, sad suppsrs,
al ibds Of os BANS. WATER ICES, and
CAKES, made 70 crar There 10 attached Ia the
Oonsctionsry An 1ArING BALLOON where esery-
thiE9 In Reason, and the best the ralkst Affords
will be Furnished.
nos w. q. sIMMONs
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
TEocHHs,
YSN
COC6Ha
AED
CoL.pa.

St diera who oyerssx the vsice aa5 are 1posed to
sudden cba1ges should Use then. OhtaFn only
the Serain. Brssns Bronchial Troehes" hay
Ing rrortd tAsfr efficacy by test Of many years,
n htshly reeonne nc ed and rrsseri bed By physi-
eisps aad Surgeons in tho Army Ana have received
tssflme mails from msay eminent men,
sold BY all Dru zgs ts and Dealers in Medi.ine In
tse Upitsd States and most Foreign countries as
Is cents par box. no 1s-ina,r
Nnysn TOO LATE 20 LIARE by Prof. AIsxsn-
der Wolosski's new and simplasa method for
pi.no forte and sinsink Professor Wolowski con-
tnaes his sinairg and Pisce Glasses, .nd opens a
new course for Piano and Singing, which Will be
he isst in Wa.hings.n. Professor Wolo~ski re-
csives visitors daily. E. KS residence, No. 316 ?
street on the northeast c0rosr of gieSsnth street
no 81 I'm
CONS. Eunions, B4i Eails, ( To be rid of
there trcubiesoms .-troysnc.s, eull GA Dr. Whits
ard sr hmit ~ his mau'puis.ons. Ysu srs snss TO
get relief wi hout ex psrianc ar pain Omce-Ne.
42t "enpsJirsnis avenue, Lsne l. Tuckers
Building between ~ and 6th streets. No charge
for consultation. no 2Lu
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Ycxsi's Dress Sxfss.
Giiirsss' Dress Satfs
MEMS PestnaH Sxffs.
To,sfA's Rssinsss Srits,

Children SeAoo. Sx,ts.
Moan wALKES& CO., 3fs Pam avenue, Metro
politsn Hotel Building, world respectfully An
Eioupce that their annual diHplsy OF FAT and Win
ter Clothing Is now ready FOR Inspection 1t 10
eomprlsed OF an assortment Of Een-lenen's and
Youths Ciot hing of the newest and richest
starisl, trimming IN sotkshio.
To those who study = cetlence with economy IN
fssttcnshle articles Of dress, Ala opportunity il
offered for sels -rin frol the nlnsr attractive
stock Of ready made clothing In this city, Al very
reduced prices. 0c sam
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA kpU1N, sta Bql.fnSoye and
hsrriSbn,g, 30 fIs NorfA and W.s: -Tvo trsins
leave W Washington daily snd ,undsy-4uick
ums'-iow fare ard connections Soldiers'
itch cts sold through at Government rates. For
tickets and further Information apply .. the otoe
of Great Pennsylvania Route, nor hesst corner of
Pennsylysn syenue and sixth street, Wash ing
ton. ONCE open from . d. M. TO 8 ?. m, Sun
days from 2 70 Pm
iy E.O. NoRros, AGENT
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IMPORTANT 10 H1HAL1S.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The insredisnts 10 these Pills 10 the result 81 .
long and extensive practice mild In thar osnrs.
ton and correct all IRE sularitss Painfal
menstrnatiors, RBMOvIHo AL oBs7Auo1IOss,
whether from cold Or otherwise hsadashe pain IN
the side D.ipitat.on Of the heart, Whites d, nsr-
vocS AFFECTIONS, Mysteries. disturbed alosD, which
Arises from intsrYuDtious Of nature.
Oh. OHIISRM ANB PILLS
AFRO positive remedy for all complaints peculiar
S EeEaiea tHDqoIn0 WIZ CERTAINTY PnAi0 DIoAL
nfovLAsiSY. Explicit diraeti.ns, stating when
sssy should Hof m USED. With each boz. Price
HRold By al Drusrisx.
RurCHTNH6 L HILLYDR, Propristors,
e.,s.s 81 Cedar street. Nsv FORK City.
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=, Adjoining National INTEL igencer Building.
-6oods o. iveIed In Any part Of tae city
apo GeorSstowp free OF ch Arga no Is 2.vs1
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A RoCGH PRIsosER--Saturday afternoon,
rs patrolman kain, OF the Ss"oui Ward, was
In a STREET car near Csntar Marie, he was
called upon to arrest a man named Stephen
Allen, who was charged with stealth a par of
boots from A. Kiecher. Allen was arrested
and the hcots recovered. But Allen had no
idea q roing to the station house; an being
powerful man, he handled the ON AT very
roughly threw him in the gutter, tore his coat,
ard bruised his face. Of1cer SulIiva B. Of the
! hnd " ard, went TO Kain's aid, and they, with
some oy-standers, u4d Allen with ROO ., and
HOOK nam to the Central 9usrdhouse; but the
nii'taiy mad no claim upon the prisoner, and
ne was moved TO the SECOND Ward Station and
confined in cell. Turing the afternoon, the
ofbcer on duty there heard q suspicious NOISE
in the tei', and upon going to see what 1t
flooring and " as b ard at work picking = hole
through the wall. Allen was again secured
and put into stronger cell. Yesterday. when
the css- was cali' for trial, the witnesses did
not appear, ard Justice Clayton dismissed the
case and discharged the prisoner.