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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26

EXPERIMENTS WITH THE STEWART Cook
ING STovE.-On Tuesday afternoon at IKE store
of Mr. HARDWOOD, Third street, between Cedar
and Wabashaw, a number of invited gentle
men and ladies of this city, witnessed novel
but convincing experiment with cooking
stove, for which Mr.. HARDWOOD has the selling
agency for 81. Paul. The experiment was
conducted by Mr.. E. Hosford. general agent
for the manufacturers, whose remarkably sue
ccssful trials of the same stoves in the New
England Kitchen of the st. Louis Sanitary Fair
may have'been witnessed by some our readers.
At the commencement of the experiments
the stove was entirely cold throughout Two
small sticks of firewood, dry elm, weighing to-
gether eight pounds, were placed in the stove
and lighted by few shavings. When the
ovens had been sufficiently heated, forty one
pound loaves of bread awere placed in them.
At the End of half an hour, these were taken
out, baked. An examination of the fre.box
showed that the two sticks of wood were then
not more than half consumed Sixty one
pound loavcs were then put in the ovens, and
also large roast of beef At the end of anoth-
er half hour this second batch of bread was
baked, and the beef nicely done. The fire,
from the first had not been replenished, and the
two sticks of wood were not yet entirely con-
sumed. An hour after, few Goals were still
left in the fre-box, and while the outside of
the stove was cool, the ovens yet retained
enough heat to have done an ordinary family
baking.
Here is a successful experiments conyinc.
ing fact. With small handful of shavines and
two ordinary sticks of firewood, the Stewart
stove baked two large patches of bread and q
roast of beef Let any housekeeper try a like
experiment with any other kind Of cooking
stove, and they will learn thereby the great SUI
| periority of the Stewart stove as an economizer
of fuel and heat.
One of the chief advantages of the Stewart
stove is the perfect arrangement for the distri
button or concentration Of the heat according
as may be desired. For instance, all the heat
can be turned into the oven or it can be given
ont into the room or divided. Another adj
vantage is in the fact that it burns all the com
bustibie part of the fuel, suffering no gas &c
escape with the smoke But we have not room
to mention all its merits. Call on Mr.. Har
! wood and examine the stove.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26

OUR BUILDING SToNE.-From passing
look at small building being put up on the
public square at Minneapolis, we were struck
with the beautiful grain shown by smooth
dressing of superior quality of the blue lime
stone of this State. WhenTgood times come
again and our architects have the privilege of
ornamenting, we hope to see one of them at.
tempt fine front in smooth finish stone, for
large block or some public building.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26

1t has been wears since at any meeting, hav-
ing political object, we have noticed such
general and enthusiastic good-feeling. Every
mention of Mcclellan or his services was re-
sponded to with applause, in which we
noticed groups of soldiers, some Of whom had
served under him, joining with even more fer
vor than distinguished the rest of the audience.
This meeting, with all the other indications,
shows Enthusiastically that while the people
have lost all faith in Lincoln and his Admins
tration, they have yet confidence in an ultimate
restoration of the Union, if they can have for
President next term such man as Mcclellan,
one who can make peace if that is possible, or
make war if that is necessary till peace is
conquered.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-08-26

BoHRMIANs.-About two hundred immi-
grants from Bohemia have arrived in our CITY
the past few days. They are mostly farmers
and go to the country. They were all comfort
bly, clothed in wool en- goods. The women in
their national costumes attracted much atten-
ton and looked we'll despite the absence of
hoops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-13
RYw.L. wALL& CO., Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
By virtue of the order and decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia bearing date
%Tissioners viii offer for sale at Public Auction
o'clock m. in front Of the premisss. the south
numbered one hundred and ninstv los, ~ fhe
plan of the city of Washington: beginning for the
same at the southeast of said Lot. and run.
nips thence west eighty feet; thence north twenty
(20) feet; thence west i4Ol feet to the line of an
alley in the rear Of said Lot; thence north with
the line ef said alley FIVE 80 feet six (6) inches
thence east one hundred and twenty ll2l feet, and
thirty one ls tsix go nche. to the place of be-
ginning; with the improvements thereon, consist.
ing of two story frame house. - :.
This property is situated ON Fifteenth street
west. between NJ and N streets north.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in install
ments of six and twelve months; the purchaser
si.ing his bonds payable to the respective parties
Title deed to be retained until the whole of the
purchase money is paid.
All convey sncing at the cost Of the purchaser
JOHN VAN RISWICK
CHARLES WILSON,
GEORGE T McGLUE l..
GEORGE L. SHERIFF,
WM. j MURTAGH,
... ... Commissioners
8p S-26w&os w. l.. WALL Il CO., Aucts.
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RY J. C. MCGUIRE L Co., Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF yALUABIE PROPERTY.
the District of Columbia, sitting a Court of
EQUITY. dated on the 2)th day of November, 1862
and rendered in cause NO. l,15t pending in said
Court between Christopher GramnIer and William
B Todd, trus ustees OF the late Gottleib c. Granimer
aud others complainants, and Julius z. Grammer
the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction
the following property, part of the homestead Of
ths late g. Q. GrammeT.i in Washington clty ID. c.:
On MONDAY. April 18th, at half past oelook p m,
Cn tae premises Lot mum sersd nine 20. in
numbered five hundred and tairty toree. (5}3J
fronting hfty-six feet and two inches street
north, between Third and Four and s. half streets
have front CT twentyei feet and one inch.
And the folio,cins dhy, Tuesday " the 18th day
Of april.
We will sell on the premises. at half past oclock
p. lot mum bered ffteen I5) and part of lot
bered sixteen 10 J IN square numbered ons hun
dred and ninety eight, (l9s) These valuable and
eligibly situated lots front about eighty est on
ST. eet north between 18th and 10Th streets west
and are opposite the residence of Alexander Bor-
lard ESQ. 49, ...
The terms Of sale are One third cash; the bal
ar ce to be paid in equal ipstanents. in six and
twelve months from the day of sale. the said bal
to hear interest from the day of sale snd the
thereof to be secured by the notes of the
rurch and said notes to be secured by deed Of
t!ust On the said property.
If the terms Of sale be not complied with in Eve
days from the day of sale the trustees reserve the
ght to sell at the risk and expense OF the pur
chaser.
All conveyancins sud stamps at the expense of
OaR GRAMMBR,l r-,,,as.
VIM B. TODD trustees.
ap.s-d JC MCGUIRE 4 CO Aucts.
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7 TNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ of ferie faeias on judgment of
condemnation issued from the Clelk q Office of the
Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia, and to
ne directed will sell at public sale, for cash at
on ERIDAY the 18th day of pril 1864, at II
o'clock m. the following described property to
wit:
Lot No ], in Square No. s4i, east half of Lots No
ls To- and II, IL Square No ia in the city Of Wash
ington D. together with all aud singular the
impr0vements thereon, seized and levied upon as
the property of Michael Msloney, and win be sold
20 satisfy judicial No. 23O in favor of Ellen Kelly
WARD II. LAMON,
ia MarAhai
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Rf J. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
HANDSOMELY IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR
THE N0RIRERN BOUNDARY OF TIE OITY
past O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell on
account OF the heirs Of the late Guy Graham, all of
Square No. % except Lot No. S, fronting re pee
lively on Connecticut avenue, north and 8
streets, and Twenty first street west. hands somely
enclosed laid out, and improved a. a vegetable and
flower garden. and improved by desirable Yrame
Dwelling House: with necessary outhuiii ings !;
the whole lying Immediately opp Ssite the hand
some gree nhou -es and flower gardens of Mr.. Doug
lass. This desirable property viii be cold in lois
to suit purchasers.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; the remai nder in three
six, and nine months, With interest. secured by
deed of trust on the premises. Conyeyaucing at
the cost of the purchaser
apl2 J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auets.
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AUCTION SALES.
RYJ. G. MoG uIRE 4 Co., Auctenesrs.

RY J. G. MCGUIRE Co., Aucteneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND nFFEoTs AT
On FRIDAY MoRAISG RAAYSFioS 2Sr;l 18th at i, O'Clock
site the City Hall, the Household Furniture and
Effects. com prising in part
Rosewood Case Pianoforte. ootaves, by Scho-
: Wslru ut Hair cloth Parlor Suite,
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads,
Mahogany Washstands, Mirror,
Cottage Setts, French Bedstead, -
Mahogany Sofas, rhle-top Bureaus, tgt
Cane and Rush-seat Chairs, .se
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows,
blankets, Quilts, urterpsnss,
Extension Dining Tables, Dining Chairs.
Crockery and Glassware. @tt
Buff Shades. Venetian Blinds. H4 t t..#F
Three ply md Ingram Carpets. lorar E' rsG
ParlOr. Cook, and Radi&to or Stoves. ~ - tzEss
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
I Requisites,
Terms cash. -. tgs 81
ap ia J. c. McGUIRs & CO., Aucts :.
Ply GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS sNEARTHENAyY
YARD AT AUCTION.
On, On TaKnRsDAY K the 18th instant. we shall sell in
cling on the first named property, the following
handsome Building Lots, viz
All OF Lot No. 4, in Square No: 943, subdivided
corner 9th street east Also. all Of Lot No. s, and
sub divided in6 Building Lots fronting 20 feet each
on llth street east, next to the corner of south
Terms: one-h alt cash, balance in SIX and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day OF sale.
deed given and . deed of trust taken.
apsd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. o.
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RY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

TWENTY-THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE
SECOND WARD AT PUBLIC SALE
0nSATURDAY AFTERNOON. April 18th at AZ
O'Clock the premises. we shall sell to the hi sh
est bidder, the whole of Square No. sh and Square
north Of Square No si sub divided into good sized
Building Lots. fronting respectively Vermont
avenue and lth ST. eet west, between and streets
north, and Vermont avenue and 18th street west
between II and s streets north.
Vermont sy enus has been paved on the west side
20 the boundary Of the City, and is destined to be
of the finest streets in that section of the City
Terms: one third cash. the balance in six aud
Twelve months with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises. ConFeyaDces al the cost of
the pu ucchaser
81 Plots of the property may be obtained st the
ap9d j. C. MCGUIRE & Co. aucts.
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SUPREMB COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
- LUMBIA. No. s6-EQUITY.
Mary NJ. McIntire. John A. McIntire, Clarence B.
Baker and Laura Il. his wife, Stephen Mcdonald
Mary E. his wife, Thos. Davidson and Delozier
Davidson against Williams A. McIntire. :
The parties above named, the guardian of the
the 2sth April 1884 at nay ONCE in the City Hall,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, shall state the
Court the shares Of the parties and their sssignees
in the trust fund. They are requested to attend.
ap 6-3taw3w W. HEplN, AYditos.
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nIGEsr OF THE LAWS OF THE DISTRICT
Hcn FRASCK TAYLOR.
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RY j G. MCGUIRE, CO., AUctioneers.
PEREMPTORY AND UNREsERvED SALE OF
THREE DESIRABLE BUIL DING LOIS ON II
STREET NEAR THB GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING OFFICE
5R clock, on the premises, We shall sell Lots
hered a. 43, and 49, in sub division Of Square No.
tween North Capitol street and First street west,
anc running back to q 81 foot alley.
These lots are hI ely situ&ted on the same front
with tie Government Printing Office. and have
footways laid and treas planted IN front.
Terms: One half cash: the remainder in 81 x aud
Twelve months, with interest secured by deed of
trust the pre- misss.
Conyeyance at the cost a. tns purchaser.
ap.l2-d j. c. MCGUIRE a CO, Aucts.
ByJ G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Amctioneers.
NoIiCECcIn pur,WSsnsee ~ o. A an order Of A the OF
fed and confirmed BY the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbis. sitting ia equity. shall, Is
the guardian Of Thomas and 1lisab-th 8.
DeVap CHAN minor heirs OF Thomas 8. DsVsughsn
deees,ed, sell st public sncton on the premises on
s q; ~ sna SsS:e
mapd Of the said minor heirs Of, in, and to the
south part Of Lot number Ia square mum ber go,
in the plan of the city OF Washington, together
with their inte, est In the improvements on said Lot
nents payable respectively in three. six nine and
twelve months; the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by deed In trust on the premises.
All convey anciDg, ,includir revenue stam ps 70 be
at The penae of the purch Tha conveyAn ses
to Be prepared under the direction OF the solicitor
'A lLIzABlTR A. DsvAU9HAN.-
Guardian OF Thomas II. and Elizabeth 8. Ds.
mss aw&ds 10 MCGUIRE 90 .Aucb.
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..a# -- THURSDAY
LAST NIGHT OF THE OPERA SEASON.
When will be presented the fine Opera of the
MERRY WIVES OE WINDSOR.

MUSIC HALL AND THEATER.
FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NINTH STREET
FIrx siMxoss IS Stage Manager and Adyertisers
THE GREAT MIsIC HALL OF THE METRop-
STARS. A MAMMOTH PER
FORMANCE NIGHTLY.
The Young Dsnseuse. Miss Louisa Walby, NJ lie
Lima Wnde1l: The dashing Lady Dansense, Miss
Augusta Walby. The Young AMERICAN Vocalist,
Miss Fannie Gilmore, The great Rayel Panto-
p lnimist of the age, Hernandez Foster. The popu-
lar yonng Actress of the day, Miss. Maggie friel.
Miss Kitty Lee Miss Maggie vernon, Miss Annie
Ind James Thompson; The popular performer,
Mr. Geo. ]. sheldon. The peoples favorites, NJ
Francis. Mr.. Charles Mcclure, and the Star Com.
Iany: The Magical Rayel Pantomime- full of
Tricks Changes, Magical Transformations and
MAGIC TRUMPET;
Or. THE MERRY CLOWN
VoCAhAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT AND
Y EXHIBITION to be given in the sixth Pres
hytcri ian Church; corner Maryland avenne aud 6tn
street, Island, WEDNESDAY EVENING, April
18th, 1851, for the benefit of the Islant Baptist
school. The exercises will consist of Songs Ducts,
Choruses. Dialogues. &c
Prof BORG VIII perform several Solos the
Guitar.
Exercises to commence at half past o'clock
Admission, adults, % cents; children ID cents.
The piano used has been loaned by j. L. Ellis,
BOG Pa. avenue. ap 1I-3ts
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATER.
TEETR STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 1s.
prs, Mr. ,ls;. SonN 10 l. =! Mse i;. LLoVsH
OF. MORE SEcRETs THAN ONE. ey
Mss Aleas chari Helen weren't
With the fTsSf PR6F e1Pf1y %iPYha Il tss %ifarRs
81 f'fi 1HF1 On
Mr. Mccullough will recite Lovers celebrated
On. THE S1tHpf S5tHb Soy S,pSEEN; 81 aNI1soALn.
EDWIN F9iNoRBRW, F5RKrsr
n$EG fSR SRSSsS SF SSSSt
MD u.c,, Supported by vps ,,IpS
AND FHF nsfs ENffRE AEfnh SsSffN ScsoSMfffANy.
EDWIN phY nSD TUES
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Persons holding Re served places are respectfully
TO The iii
eus after the 20
Doors open at IA; performance to commence at
GROyER'S THEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Ay., NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL:
LEONARD GROVER. Director
THIS y.SS MsSpss5s{s dsSRs EvEEIEG EESNf April
FARE WE'LL tPERFOkMANCE OF ELOTOW'S
FAyORITE OPERA OF ,r
MARTHA:
Or. THE FAIR OF RICHMOND
The " Souvenir Programmes, surprising any
thing yet issued will be distributed this evening
printed upon hi ghly perfnmed satin. The Opera
will be presented in four acts with cast of great
strength, the full chorus, and the entire Grand
Orchestra.
Madame J ohannsen as b.. Lady Harriet
Slgnora Frederici as. Nancy
Cratic Observation-Disclosures. Lord Tristan
~ HihllneL as--~-- --.-- Llonei
aS
Sig SaflO Lemanl rs ud
Peasants. Girls, Hunters and Huntresses
CARL ANSCHUTZ...... Conductor of the Opera
..a# .-.- THURSDAY.
LAST NIGHT OF THE OPERA SEASON
When will be presented the fine Opera of the
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.
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y PoRr or -Ertered-S1ausr
Leader, CailahaA, Philadelphia. - s5se
!, Clearrd-tues, Pacific, Thawley, Baltimore,
Pusey, Shelh6rp, PhiladelphiA Slhr. Imogtae.
/ De AttIey, Annamessex; W. II. Sage, Sedge-
wick, Boston; L. Debow, Sander, Deals Island
Walter, Blade, Annamessex; Portsmouth,
Myers, Chesapeake city; Shining Ltgnt, WALL.
er, Annamessex; sloops Teazer, Harden, y:
Mary q; barges Salvington, Love, Mattawonan;
Emma Adel, Mean, Occoquan bay.
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RYJ.C MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctioreers.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON NJ STREET
AORTH, BhTWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. April 10Th, at
9cioeh on the premises We shall sell original Lot
No 1s in Square No. 5A divided into three hand
some Building Lots, fronting each 2l1s feet on NJ
street north between 4th and 9Th streets west, and
The Sc Lots are located in 8 healthy and very de
sirabe part of thu city, for private residence and
command beautiful view Of the whole City.
Also, at same tim e small and desirable Lot
lorth street, near the corner of 4th, being part
ofLot 2, in Square 5l7.
Terms: one third cash the balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months with interest, and secured by
q deed OF trust
Convey st cost Of the purchaser. Titles per.
feet.
ap9d J!C. MCGUIRE & CO., au.ts
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UYJ. c. MCGUIRE & Co Auctioneers

II
THIRTY,sIY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
FOURTEENTH STREET AND ADJACENT
THERETO, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. April l9 at ~
o'clock; on the premises, we shall sell the ga stem
half OF Square No. "a, rub divided into thirty sx
desirable building lots sixteen of them frontio 40
feet on Fourteenth street between L and v streets
and pding back 40 feet to l5-foot alley ana
twenty fronting ~ feet each on and v streets
near Fourtee nth street. and extending back ts %
foCt alley. -
Terms: One half cash; the remainder in tsree
:Dd SIX months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the prem misses.
Copyeyances at the cost of the purch asers
- Plots of the lots ay be obtained st the auc-
iou rooms. -
apll-7t ], c. MCGUIRE-& CO.. Aucts.
CONVENIENT SALE.
EMPTY BARRELS-EMPTY BARRELSI!
Win be -old at public auction At Sixth street
wharf. Wash ton ID. c., on WEDNESDA AY April
D, a. II cclock 8. NJ, the foilowirg empty barrels
more or less, viz:
1900 Pork Barrels.
1900 Coffee Barrles, theavy)
200 Whisky Barrels .# D.
80 Ham Barrels,
80 Flour Barrels,
G0 Molaseeg Barrels,
l. $50 Vinegar Casks. ....
Terms, cash, in Government funds.
i" G. BILL. 8,
sp1l-9t Lieut.. Col and G. So
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AUCTION SALES.
RUTURE DAYS,
By ". L. WALL & co.. Auctioneers.

Hy OVss AUCtIVUe6It.
IMPORTERS sALE.-Ws win sell st public ssc.
Etion early next month By order OF Orsmstiso 4
Co., their premises, No. SO Pspnsyivania ave-
rue, up st.Is, very choice stock Of Wines, Bran
stock has been on hand In this city about years,
and not before offered to the public Private fsui
Hes ths trade and suffers avail themselves for
he Advancing season with such articles rarely ct
With, new sold oEly fer reason Of 8 change o(busi
ness snd one Of the partners going to Europe Cat
1iosues VIII De ready two days before sale dsY,
which win be hereafter announced
mhG Nv lChron.1 W. L. WALL l. CO., kuets,
%THE ABOVE SALE WILL POSITIVELY
lake place on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at
10 'closk. ans
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RY1. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LoTsoN NORTH
STREET., BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEW

STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEW
On Friday AFTERNOON. April15, At so,c,ock.
on the premises. We shall sell four handsome Build
ing Lots on the south side of North street, bs
.ween 9Th and 7th streets west, fronting each IL
feet o inches, and running back los feet to 3 Is-
foot alley. The eastern Lot forms the corner of g
street IS feet wide called Oregon street. -
Terms: 0ns-third in cash, the remainder In SIX
And twelve months with interest scared by deed
CT trust on the premises.
Conveyances 81 the cost of the purchaser.
spI1 J. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts
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NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS!
sf snd Sun Gs iss ssyiss as
dappa daSp Dress
Dresses Magic i kafins v Veres and Belt It'll Ribbon,
and Drawers, HandRerchisfs, Stockings. Socks,
Neck ties, Combs, Brushes, Soaps, Extracts; Po-
Goods, Toys, Musical Instruments. &C., &c.
Come every one and gst snssp gso9as at stor
3O2 Z street, near l4th,.
9ep9t b for Boswell Warmers coloriic for col
THE UNDERSIGNED, CITIZENS OF WASH.
sS se stR
s are Is
one Of great value to all afflicted with this most
painful disease. We therefore cheerfully recon-
XM XskSS NEM45s NASEE % bet ssE sata and and 18TH
MARC iREr A. MfTGHEiI, fa; Hi L anu H.
GbkSk s6kfklH HTRRkEN bet bss 18th and 10Th
NH 81 colin"
WILLIAM BRADLEY BEGs TO INFORM HIS
w friends and the public that he has on hand q
Head Stones and sil Kinds Of Marble sosfsd e
81 fssr s S
RooEINa FELT ,nI I-crur.r
Constantly hand so4fnia sBa sGE Sss
hs.e, fsnnaS S.s.ssa s.S snd ss l..
II 1a-T 80 BORDENTOWNsN NJ. % saa
se The Summer Session Of this Instituton will
open April the 18TH few vacancies only re-
!, s.,,S!;:
SSHINGLEE AND PALINGS-- -
- 100, TOO best quality Cedar Shingles
lSS.mS lSS% DO do DO Spruce So p.ilSrs DC
res ssis low. '' ARsi, e e T; ESSEN,
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ORPHANS Court, Judge ePurcell-Yesterday,
letters Of administration were issued to WIn.
Douglas on estate of John Douglas; Ellen p
Baldwin on estate Of Henry W. Bald win; Henry
Douglas on estate Of Betsey Kennedy, wido n
Of Lewis ]. Kennedy; Jacob J. Fink on estate
OF John j. Fink; w H Morrison on estate O.
Charles ]. Morrison. Letters OF administration
with the will annexed were issued to John r.
Cook on the estate OF Alethea Tanner.
The will OF Susan Bell was fully proved ani
admitted to probate. - E, 80
w. H. and Edward Baldwin qualified IS
executors Of the will Of Henry Clay Baldwin.
Eliza Warder was appointed guardian 70 the
orphans of James Warder. .af =..a.s4.rs s.l
THE GR1pF1N FoRcrBLE ENrRy CASE
Yesterday Judge Fisher gave decision upol
the motion for new trial in the case OF E. "
w. and W. +. 6rif1n, con victed OF forcible
entry and detainer. The ground upon viii d
q new trial was claimed was that the verdict
was contrary to the evidence, and that ths
Court had misdirected the jury. The Court
refused the motion tor new trial bat the
case will be heard heyeaftef before the supreme
Court In banc. An order was also issued Tor
restitution OF the premises to Mrs. BACK, the
prosecutrix. The judgment OF the Court was
that defendants pay b fne OF e10O. Mr.. Da-
yidge asked leave to dle afadAvits to show
cause why restitution should not be given TO
the party proescuung. sgs ssa 4sssei.r +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-13
HfAn $4,000 WORTH >hN
BOOTS AND SHOES
Have Arrived at
HEILBRuN,S BARGAIN STORE.
SOC SEVENTH STREET,

The stock consists of all sorts and styles of Bal
morals, Caters, Boots, Ties, Pumps, Slippers for
men, ladies, misses and children, which will be
sold at last years prices.
Any Shoes not giving satisfaction will be end
ed free of charge.
No trouble to show goods. s.# +e
Wholesale rooms in the basement.
ap S-2Rt SOC Seventh street