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THE MURDER OF THE CoLonrn MAJ MI

THE MURDER OF THE CoLoRED MAN NEAL.
a.ew Gays SINCE oihcer Weeden, of the Island,
got clue as TO the murderer Of VIM Neal.
VINO, II VIII be recollecied, was killed on the
corner OF second and Estreets, Island. on the
nlsht OF the Attn instant, by q bayonet wound
through The breast INTO the heart, inflicted, it is
supposed, by colorcd soldier. who was seen
WIN MIN ut late hour. A colored man in
formed the officer that the guilty party was
member OF the LIST District colored regiment,
named Nat Boston, and 4 warrant was issued
Ior MS arrest, which the officer took to Gen
casey, who wrote an order on the back direct
ing that the prisoner should be sent from the
camp with an officer, who would see that JUS
t'ce was done him. On going to the camp and
reducing his warrant, the prisoner was put in
cnaree OF the police officer and an officer of the
regime mt, and they proceeded to Gen. Caseys
headquarters, " here the military officer had
an interview with the General, at the end of
which he came ont and accompanied the pris-
cEer and Off Ger Weeden to Justice STATIONS
Office. The justice inquired if it was the in
tention to turn Boston over to the civil author
tiles, and ON being answered in the negative,
he declined to have anything to do with the
case, and Boston was taken back to camp.
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Rrnnr~ nraraava

Sanaaritaa's GIN ID the most certain, safe and
edy ever discovered. Cures In two 10 four days,
aad recent cases in twenty four hours. No miner
taken. It 10 the soldiers hope, and friend to
those Eho do NOT want to be EXPOSED. Male pack
Samaritaxs Roo nsd Herb Jxiess-A positive
and perm ansnt cure for syphilia scrofula Ulcers,
Tor o5. sold By 3. o. FORD. Bee advertisement. ms
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LOST AND FOUND.


- OPERA GLAsS. liberal reward will be oetd
returned to the stur Once. 1ysI2:f
esT-On Saturday, Coral BREAsTPIN,
dors reward on pfpp en- .is II the Fy
northwest cor. OF and 18th SITS. 1y2l-2tt
I osT A pair o. small sized MCL IS one dark
- brown; one yellow; had on long rope halters
belsTsn Ho1se, cor. 9th at and Penn. ave viii be
p.lo TOT by Is LAsoKE: jy 2I3t-
TAKEN Up p srRAY,1on tie 18th inst, a dark
cropped, and hole In her right ear short horns.
TIE n Gxnsr can have her b, APPLYING to ANDREW
payn charges and taking her away. jy2
EsTRAY Two BAY HORSES, Condemned
- Government Horses. Came TO the subscribers
The owner is requested to coms forward prove
property, pay charges and Ia Re them aSsy.
jy2lst* at CLARK Mills place.
CAME TO THE PRlM!sEs OF THE SUB
is rss
perry pay charges, and take her away.
jy2l,st. L, bet N j. avenue and 1st st.
TAKEN " AsTRAY-At Clin burn, on the 9Th
of July, . red buffalo cow, with white spot in
face; vhite hind sst yhits t.ii white Hank and
Gark brindlt buffalo cow, with ear marks; hasa
calf five Gays old The oyne. or owners will prove
jyseosW w charges AnJ JAS. f P .f saA ixa
SToLEh-o On Saturday night or Sunday morning
last 5GT shs &C Of the sub:crbr
shephs,d with his foci female figures in ancient
eo,,nme and S %t the foliage white statue
and about S nehss long By il Or .id s Hbsrsi
regard win be paid for its return and questions
At 5sslst. fifzHoe as 'oos street,
SfATE OF MARYLAND. PRINCE GEoRGE's
- oppgsdT. TS,sitL hereby certify that Wiz
justice Ct the Pace in and Io s aE eoaSty
stray t[espass,ns upon his enclosures, one bay
hands high suppos.d 10 BE- old G.ea
under my hand and sesl this 9Th day Of June, 1876
The owner or owners are lsaa.sssa to for
'fa RifhixS sm
TAKEN Up EsTKAY,In Ge9rsetowa, July is.
hind les white. No. a. Jefferson st. ~ 1887
I osrno9 Thursd AZ night. : DIAMOND RING,
e.. T
sad Z & through P o., or 4ss Md. avenue, for
kin p .nsM .sns ss % sa
Saturday July Is. 1868. Da, kred COW; supposed
property .ns her
sso nth a street.. Island s Sak Ne s.s
CAMH TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
tail star in her foehsad TIE hsle oxnsr Is r
auested to come forward. prove property, psy
MRS ANN MCDANIEL.
jy ls-St& near Glenwood Cenetrv-
nIsTkICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF WASH
II IsGToE.-On this 18th day of July. 1858, before
me. the subscriber. Justice of the Peace for the
County aforesaid, personally appeared John a.
Gordon, and made oath on the Holy Evanyely of All.
mighty God. that he found Horse tres Q .ssing on
his farm the l7th day of July 1853 of the follow.
ing description, viz {: Chestnut Sorrsi. l5b ands
high; blaze face left nostri white left eye de-.
fective both hind feet white, and right foreroot;
a white spot on tine point of the right shoulder
The owner said animal is requested to come for
away.
Witness my hand and seal this 18th day OF July.
LG3. JAS GULL J. p IL ST.
jy lS-st+ -
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WE WOULD call attention to the ad vertise-
ment of the New York and Washington Steam
ship Company. We are glad to learn that the
company are doing thriving business, having
four first class steamships now on the line,
and are determined to meet the wants of the
community i'll the transportation of both freight
and passengers.
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SUSPICION OF SHoPLIFTING-Thurs
night last, woman named Mary Davis was
arrested on suspicion of grand larceny A
piece Of new cotton, and several yards of calico,
upon her, and is kept by the Fourth Ward po-
lice to be identified. The woman was sent to
Jail for a hearing by Justice Giberson. The
goods are worth identifying.
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GEO. W. MITCHELL, TRUSTEE
jy is eod6cs j. MCGUIRE & 20 Auct
ByJ O. MCGUIRE & co, Aucsioneers.


CHAECERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
- PROPERTY NEAR THE PATENT OFFICE BY vir.us
ola decree. passed the 29th day of June 1855 By
the Supreme Court of the District ofOou n bia in
cause No l.t72. William A. Wilson and Others VS.
Wilson, Balenger, and othera, the und ersgnad
will sell, at public SALE to the bidder in
front OF the premises, on til UR2DAY. the sd day
OF July, 1875, at O'Clock All that part of Lot
Ium bered line, o. in Square On bsred four hun
drtd and six, (46,l in the city of Washing tsu,
which is described follows Beginning at the
northwest corner of said Lot No. and running
thence east along street thisty seven feet ten
inches, (N 10 then south hundred feet hoo
thence west thirty seven feet ten inches, (37
the southwest corner of said lot and taence north
one hundred fest to the beginning, subject to q
right OF way over three feet wide allsy TIA Q
east line OF said premises, together with the i'm
proyemeDts.
This pIo psrty is located on street, between 9Th
anc sth streets, opposite the Patent Office, and in
the choicest part Washington.
Will also sell ss above, on the same day. at Sd
10. 8. and the west half of Lot No. 5, in Squass
nunbe one hundred and seventy enc (i7i, On
north street, between 18th and 18th streets with
i'm provements.
Terms: One third In cash and the residue I'm
two equal instalments at six and twelve mon tai ,
to be secured by the purchasers notes, endorsed TO
the Fatisfsc ton of the Trustee
Conveyar cing at the purchasers cost.
Unless the terms are COMPLIED with IN Ave days,
the Trustee reserves the right to resell st the par
chaser "a riek
RICHARD e. CLARKE. Truses
w 2Su&dfs i @. Mof4ufREG Co Aucts
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Row AT A BALL.-Last night, the coiored
fancy had ball at hoase on K street north,
between Tenth and Eleventh west About IL
o'clock. some OF the young bucks, being little
exhilrrate6, made an attack with stones upon
q soldier who passed by, and row easued,
but no serious damage was done to any one
Ths attention Of the police on the beat was soos
directed to the scene, and they dispersed the
rioters and prevented mischief.
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afternoon, Sergeant Cronin arrested a man
named George Mcdaniel, who is charged with
stealing horse. Mcdaniel was arrested at
the Railroad depot and taken to the Fourth
Ward stat:o on house. The horse is claimed by
John McMullen, and was sold TOR $40 Nc
Daniel says he sold the horse for a boatman
The prisoner is held for further hearing.
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THE CHANGES OF LirE.-On Friday night,
officer Healy arrested Mrs. Maria Moore, on
the complaint OF her husband, who charged
her with running about with soldiers and other
improper doings, and she was taken to the
Flith Ward station, from whence she was sent
on Saturday TO the workhouse by Justice Fer
gufon. Sac formerly lived in New York, and
but few years since resided in Tompkins
county. IN that State, where she moved in the
beat society, her husband then doing a pros
porous business there and being one or the
wralthiest men in the county
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-21

WASHINGTON THEATER- Troupe ST. Denis
The audiences in attendance at the Washing
ton Theater at the present season are not only
noticeable for their large numbers, but also for
their extensively fashionable appearance. An
elegant programme is submit ID for this eve
ming. On Saturday afternoon at o. clock there
Will be a gala day performance for the conye-
nlenCe Of ladies, children and those who are
unable to be present at night
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. r Y @ Q Q . 8
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
THH WORK OF SELLING OFF OUR ENTIRE
STOCK TO BIZ VIGOROUSLY PROSE.
CUTED THROUGHOUT THE
SUMMER SEASON.

Pacific Lawns good styles and fast colors reduced
to Is cents,
Fine Organdies reduced to little above half price,
Pacific and 6Drague's very best Csiicoes, reduced
~, from = cents to lss1 cents,
Mozamb!ques, fbeautiful styles ~ reduced to g. 81
and 81 cents, -
Very rich Silk G ren.dines,. (bl.ek grounds with
colored fgures,} reduced from 81 per yard to
Plain Black Silks all grades reduced IS per cent.
Wide Sheeting Cottons and Shirtine Oostons,
standard brands, reduced from % to Is per cent.
on former prices,
Table Damasks Linen shsstings, Towelir 60, Crash
- and other Linen Goods will be sold We ~ oh esF,
Fine White Goods of every description marked
down from 20 70 % Per cent, some styles less
than cost,
Cotton Hosiery. full assortment, reduced Is per
Mourning Goods in great variety ct greatly re-
duced prices,
AL other goods In stock marked down to very low
figures.
It Il our determinations to close ont our present
stock sgihsn ths aext fly days, and to do must
and shau offer great inducements. At, the sxpira-
ton Of the nfty DAYS We expect 70 open very large,
choice. seieet and cheap stock Of DRY GOODS
adapted 10 the wants OF our numerous ca stomsrs.
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For HEAEINa.-Yesterday, officer Pendal
arr, sted Messrs. Hoffa, dealers in watches and
JeWeiry, upon charge made by Ignatius Was
serman, that they sold to him two Watches rep
reseGting them to be gold, which watches, upon
investigation, proved not to be gold The
watches were purchased for $50 each, but the
purchaser was convinced that they were hard.
~ worth SIG. Justice johnson required them
to gi We bail in the sum of $500 each for a fur
Their hearing.
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PicKpoCKBrs ARRESTED Saturday. a
pickpccket was arrested in the Center Market
while in the very &C. OF abstracting a ladies
rocket hook from her pocket.
On Sunday, two of the light fin gured gentry
Josiah Lancaster and Walter Harvsy-were
also arrested. The latter was committed u the
Fifth Ward Station, and the former TO the Gen.
trai t}uardhor.e The members OF this fra,ar-
nity are accommodating in tho 9uardaouse, and
1t is understood there will be pickpocket
parade shortly.
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HORSE CAsKs.-On Wednesday, Mr.. d. &C.
nau, living on the corner of Seventh and Boun-
Diary street, had horse stolen fro 81 him, and
a few hours afterward man named Patrick
O'Bryan rode the horse past his house, when
he called officer OHara, " no arrested him. He
was taken before Justice Rowland, who COM
united him TO Jail
On Thursday, Mr.. W. r. Plowman recog.
missed horse which had been stolen from him
about 1--WE months since, in Government
wagon, driven by Lorenzo Dow Cooper, of
.sScstt's &c.," and calling officer 0'Hara, the
driver was arrested and taken before Justice
Thompson, who dismissed him, it being proved
that Cooper got the horse from another team.
Mr.. Plowman proved his ownership and took
his horse from the team.
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WANTED-A Good GIRL, who can come we'll
w recommended to do gener al Homework in a
small family Apply at al street. between l8.h
ana l9tn. jyaI-Is
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LIMEM LIMEM!- have now on
9 hand $500 barrels Of best Wood burnt
Lime; also 500 barrels Cement, which will b sold
low for cash at my Lime Kilns:
3y Is CT VIM. H. Cooley.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
ISTOF LETTERS REMAINING THEPOST
IL OFFICE, GE0KGETOWN, D. c.,

July Il, 1868.
SPersons applying for letters in the following
list will please say when they were advertised
otherwise they may not receive them.
LADIES' LIST
Adamson Mrs Edwards Miss NJ T. Mechn HissGsorr
Acton Ann NJ Edmonson M II Morgan mrs Ann
Bagby Mrs b Funk Mrs Caroline Morley Mrs Bridget
Bali Mrs Ma ds s2F I'd nicholson Mrs
Brien Graham Elrs Louisa Povis Mrs
Bro Miss NJ G Goodman Mary Roby MissA
Bradley Mrs Jane Grammer Nfrs Corn Ross Mrs F.
Brockus Mrs Hufer Miss nj Rose Richie Miss Z
Bowers Mrs Jane Hartman Mrs l. dia Robinson Miss NJ
Bromley Mrs Eliza Hutchinson Miss Roberts Miss I.
Burrows MrsCa tine Jane Shipiey Mrs Ruth
Boner Miss Alice johnson Miss nj Sweeney RrsRohna
Bell Mrs Ann Jones Miss M Jane Slkksn Mrs M
Cavannugh Miss Kughas Mrs ChioeAS;evenson MISS M
Cherish Miss ScpbsKo6son Miss EFT Smith Mrs Kate
Cartwright Miss Mixing Miss Smith Mrs Caroline
Carroll Mrs Lane Mrs MarthaE Stevens Mrs Emily
Clements Mrs Abm Lee Mrs Likely 1urrey Mrs Edward
Due MssNannie Lesray Mrs Isabella Miss Mary
DAVIS Mira "A Laurenc shissS rah w arfeId Mrs Mary
Donneliy Mrs Mechin Miss Wren Miss Hattie
Douglass Mis- Kate Morribly Mrs Mary w lismscn
bod son Mis- $40 spine Morris Mrs L Epson Mrs -
Ep,p hirsW hfsbs Mrs
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CHRYsTAL SPEiNGs.-Since this establish
ment has gone into the hands OF its present
proprietors, its popularity has SO increased as
ing with visitors. At times two hundred We
hicies, comprising most of the weli-9nown
last teams cf the city, may be seen there. A
commocious and fine hotel has been erected on
the grounds, where everything desirable 10 the
way of eating and drinking may be mad in a
trice. At no similar place in the country is
good order more invariably preserved. The
woods, spring, and noble stream surrounding
it. offer great inducements for those who love
10 strcll or lounge away an hour in Iuis ex-
constantly graced with the p essence OF gay
an festive parties.
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BY WM. L. VAIL CO.. Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A 2 STORY FRAME
L HOUSE ON HTH STIR 1T AT AUCrraS-By virtue
of deed of trust TO the subscriber, dated nth
June 1883, and duly recorded in iibsr J A. s. No
!56, folios 404, 45 46, of the land records Of
Washington county. ID. c.. 1 will, on THURS DAY
AxTEkNOON, 18th Of August, 1858, at O'Clock
sell In froIt OF the premises, part of Lot SOU
s47, fronting q feet on 18th street west and run
ming back between L street and Mssssc q usetts
two story Frame Dwelling
Terms made known at the sale $50 of which
must be paid at the sale.
RICHARD A HYDE, Trustee
jy 9-d&ds WIN. l.. WALL * CO.. Aucts
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WAN1ED-By lady, SITUATION a. house
w keeper in widower's family. Where there
are young children to be instructed preferred Ap-
Fly ut this Office for ADDRESS jy2I-st.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY : Three or four
w heavy WORK HORSES.' young and souna
Apply to L. J. MIDDLETON. corner 18th and r
Nv
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I OST-0n Sunday evening last, a black morocco
- OPERA GLASS. Aliberal reward will be oed
if returned to the Stur Once 1ysI 9.s
I eST-On Saturday, a Coral BREASTPIN,
l. either ON Penn avenue or ! s, the cars Five
dollars reward if left at this Off ce or at st7
northwest cor. of r and 18th SITS Nv 2I-qt*
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BY G. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioueers
EhECUTOR'S SALE OF TWO VERY vALU-
II ABLE Bull Ola @ Lofs.-On MON DAY Az M.
NOON, July 9TH, at half past O'Clock, on the
premises. We shall sell lot II, in subdivision of
square 5i2. fronting IS feet inches on north l.
street, and L. feet inches on Massachusetts, ave
nue., at the corner nth street west, and running
back ~ feet 10 inches to pu bic alley This lot is
bea ltifoly situated for privste residences having
large public space in front, or would be desira Gle
O business lot,
Alo. Immediately afer. ve shall sell the west
half OF usdivision G in square No s. fronting u
feet on the public spsce on which the Northern
Liberties Market stands, between sth and 9Th
alley
Terms One third in cash the rema inder in
four months, with interest seeu red by a deed OF
trust on the premises
Cost of conveyancing to be paid by pure haser
HARMAN 6URNS,
GEORGE W. COCHRAN,
Executors.
jy2nd 20 McGDIRBk 90 Aucts
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"ANTED.Ry two respectable young girls
W SlTUATlOHS; one as cbsmbermsid and
sistant washer and ironer, the other az dining
room servant and to assist in vim e. would like 10
be together. Apply at No. 454 st. between q
and Sd IFS
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EsTRAY Two BAY HORSES. Condemned
NJ Goveinmen. HORSE oame TO the subscribers
property, pay charges and take them away
SAMUEL CEASE.
jy Fl 81 at Clark Mills place
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WANTED-By young girl, who can come vsl{
w recommended, slrUATI0N as chamber
maid and seamstress. Has no objection to going
to the country. Plea.e address q note to Box 90.
Star Office iy 81
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FTHbKEN UP ESrRAY.-Ont TIE 18th inst a dark
4 BiiI die cow and CALF white belly left ear
cropped and hole In her right ear short horns
The owner can have her BY applying to ANDREW
j. BROWN nesr the Congressional Cemetery
payiI charges and taking her away. jy2I-3ts'
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STOLEN-On Saturday night or Sunday morning
~ last, from the residence OF the subscriber an
ancient OIL PAINTING. in which is introduced a
shephe, with his fock, female figures in ancient
costume, and hstween the foliage . white statue
en- a pedestal. The painting was in a good frame,
and about IS inches long by IL IL vide liberal
reward win be paid for its return aud no questions
akked. FITZHUGH COYLE
jy2l IT. 395 q street
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CAME TO THE PRBMIsEs OF THE sUB.
~ srriber . black BUFFALO; white belly Tha
owner is requested to come forward, prove pro-
perty pay charges, and take her away
JOHN HULLORAG,
jy2i-stt L. bet N j. avenue and LIST 1t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


BY J. 9. AcGUIRE 4 co. Auctioneers.
~ vALUARLE BUILDING LOT FRONT
On I'll ES NV CAekz roykrkRsrH srnEss =
EoS. the premi.ss shsil sell Lot No 1, in
ar W. SUP lviss0A Of SauArs No 2f., trontikg
cn "a . sAcD rsetts avenue and narth NJ street be-
tween fourteepth and Rifte enth streets vest. ana
COL tanning SIS square feet 0''' -.
TIE locad OF this lot 10 admirably adspted for
cotfsse site, hotel or summer garden, having a
LARGE open space on three Sid. and the sdynntsee
otfhs city Passen ger railroad near By
Title perfect, and terms Of payment easy
Jy3l-d &c MCGUIRE a co. Aucts
BY GREEN 4 WILLIAM6. Auctioneers
SALE OF SCALE HOUSE. SHEDDING, GAS
- :. PRES, &c. a.. AT TIE NORTHERN LIBERTY
McRkkI AT AucrIoN.-0n FRIDAY. the 9th inst. :,
re shan sell At ii O'Clock a. m :, at the Northern
Liberty Market house, at Auctio a, the following
| Scale House, 70 by l6 feet
LARGE lot Gss Pipe lot Shedding with nearly new
eningies, and other Lumber BY order of
j. G. HARKNESS,
q. W. UTRkMEHLE,
80, Commissioners.
~ 20+t GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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/ OSf A pair OF small sized Null IS one DARK
- brown one yellow; had on long rope halters
Any info m alton in re gard to them left at the
Eeleyan House, cor. 9th ct. and Penn ave viii be
paid for by X LASURE iy 2I- ats
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TAKEN " AsTRAY-At Gin burn, on the 9Th
Il of July red buffalo cow, with " hite spot in
err marks; has a calf eleven days old On tbe'leth
a Gark- brindle buffalo COW, with ear marks; has
calf five days old. The owner or owners will prove
property pay charges and take them away
jy q -eo2wF JAS, P SHALLCROSE
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE IMMEDIATHLY-
w Place within an hsur's ride of Georgetown
containing few acres of land with am forts b le
house. Address, stating lowest cash price, locs.
ton 10, Home, Lock Box SIS. Georgetown
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WANTED-Fifty CARPENTERS, to work in
w this city. Wages two dollars per day. AZ.
ply to W. 7. BROWN, corner 18th a. d New York
enue. jy z03tt
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WAETED-Two FIRST class BARRIERS and HAIR
w DREssERS Wages from 10 to T. dollars
week. Good reference required. Apply to f. AL
LIOT, Hair Dresser No. 21O Penn ave between
l4th and 18th SITS, north side. jy IL ats
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills.

The combination OF ingredients in these Pills Is
the result OF lons and extensive practice. They
arc mild in their operation aud certain In correct
in. all IRE sularitles, Paiuns Menstruatons, re-
moving all distractions whether nom cold or 9th
crwiso, headache. pain in the side, papltat!on OF
the heart, whites, all nervous affections Mysteries
fatigue. pain In thotsck and limbs. &C., disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption OF nature.
Dr. Chrc.cnaan'- pills was the commence
ment Of a new era in the treatment Of those irrcS-
ularities and distractions which have consigned so
many to a premature grace No female can enjoy
good health unless she is regular and whenever an
obstruction takes place tho general health begins
10 decline.
DIR. Chec.emnn's Pills arc the most eiectu-
al remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar
90 Females To all classes they arr invaluable. i"-
daeiHg, r1iiA ecrisiHiy, Psrsdicai regularity, They
are known TO thousands, who have used thcm Mt
different periods. throughout tho country, having
tho sanction or some Of the most emma, PAysi-
clans ~ dmsricd.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
lie used with each box-the Price One Dollar per
Box, eostainins ffom 90 10 ca Pills.
Pills sent ~ mail, P,omPug, by RENTING 70 the
Proprictors. Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHIN6S & nILLYER, rroprietors,
81 Cedar street. New York.
II. II. Hay 4 Co. Portland; a. Sawyer, Biddo-
ford. and s. s. Mitchell, Saeo, Agents. IyrjS