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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

p. O. Address.
Direct all letters to Geo. Hail. Piano Dealer Ashtabula, o.
or place where traEeh Depot y ioeaed Or to
Cleveland, o. IEo' HALL"
Ashtabnla, March 20, 1864. 74o
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02

Examinations to commepcc at half past nine
o'clock, A. N.
Teachers win take notice that the lav, as
Cnw amended, requires each male applicant
for q certificate 10 pay Ia the Examiners n
500 of fifty cents. and each female applicant
n fee of thirty.fve cents. None who fail 10
comply will be ADM u cd for examination.
All appioants are required t. furnish writ.
ten te stlr ,uias of good moral character,
thOse who have Oeen engaged rs teachers Ia
Sbtain these testimonials from their last EN-.
pivyers; those who have never taught will
procure Them from their ldst teachers, which
,estimonials wi u be kept on Ale.
No private examinations will he he'd M
certificate will be Antedated: no candidate
will be admitted for ~ -ex animation with IN
three months after n seuund failure, Apph
Giants are requested TO present specimens u
peninanship,
Those who ftil to comply with the above
acquisitions will not be admitted.
J., TUSSlNG, Secretary,
April l6. Board of Examiners.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02
I%A &C DAVIS
HAS JUST RECEIVED

10 Bills No Mackerel.
20 ] 10 No 2 do.
3S / do do do.
40 kits do do.
100 Bhls Fresh Salt
ID do Fine Syrups.
100 do ~ J Bbls Smoking tobacco.
10 CaddieS Chewing do.
25 Bbls Brown Sugar.
20 do Granulatcd n Crushed Sugar
80 Boxes "Old Plantation Coffee.
90 do Old American Java do.
50 Sacks Prime Rio do.
80 Boxes Gold Medal Salaratus
- Sacks Rice.
90 Chests Finest Teas in Findlay.
10 Boxes Lemons.
10 do Oranges
30 Doz. 2 d 3 Hoped Fails.
10 do Nos. /, g. 3, Tubs.
6 do Premium Churns.
10000 Cigars Of Various Brands.
The above will all be sold Mt thu
LOWEST RATES for CASH.
ISAAC DAVIS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-09-02
II Teacher.

TN consequence oi the late ehanps in tho
Il School Law, u becomes necessary for the
B'ard OF School Examiners oi Hancock coun.
~ to make the following TO e.arrangement
vi II regard 10 the me eetings for 1864, viz:
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DIED.

til o'clock a. m on the 18th instant, Of scarf ct
fever. JOHN, infant son If Mary aud Capt. John
O,Hsgan. aged year months and u days.
The funeral will take place this Saturday af-
tsrpo, q, fro m NO 1913 New Jersey avenue ct
O'Clock. -lf IN
On the afternoon Of the nth inst, HERBERT
McCL ELAN only child Of Oliver III. and the lats
Isabella Reed, aged months and l. days 80
The funeral will take place from No. $50 G. st.
5orth, between "a and Sd streets vest. on satur
the family are invited to attend =. -~ :
Baltimore Sun please copy.1
On the 18th inst after q short and painh,l ;,l
ness, WHICH he bore With fortitude and re,igna-
tio1 JOSEPH WHITE, aged Is years, 8 months
Friends ard relations are invited to attend his
funeral to morrow evening at O'Clock D. m. on
9Th street. between & and G., Nsvy-Yard Hill,
Dearest BROTHER thou hast left US,
FE We thy loss most deeply feel,
But tits God that has bereft us, j
. Bat he can all our sorrows heal
-aOn Saturday, the 18th inst, at 2 O'Clock in tina
morning, LAURA E., wife Of j. r. Wollsrd in the
2oth year of her age.
The friends of the family are r. especially
4ss street, between 5th and 9Th, on Supd "
evening, at clock.
August the 18th, after q short but painful Ill.
ne,s, BENJAMIN r JOHNSON, only son of James
Simpson and Sarah T, johnson, aged ten months
and twenty one days. .- y ~ "a. ~
Dear Bonnie. bright angels bore thy spirit
Home to thy saviour's breast 4
And there in Deaths calm repose,
~, We saw thee laid to rest. -
re friends Of the fan lily are requested TO at
corner s. h and streets, Navy Yard. at O'Clock
70 morrow tsuuday1 afternoon
ipsNlmore. no, and Port Tobacco papers copy. !
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RYJ. 9. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers,
CLIFTON, ON THE HEIGHTS OF Gropov

TOWN, will be sold on the 18th of AusuSt n nsIt
BY J. j. Mcclure Co., Auetionsers
Court OF This District to sell This beautiful resi
dence of the late Col Ellet and the same will pos
itively be sold at auction on TUES DAY, the fsta
on the premises. For the informsion Of tRSec
who may not be familiar with Clifton, bat who
binins the advantages Of city and conntry life.
state that i Il situated in the ntre of the
contains about forty Ave acres of lano bisbi, im
proved Sy the late proprietor and planted by him,
within the last SIX or sven years with the choI.
lent dwelling b.use of nine or ten rooms an over
seers cottage detached, large barn, stables csy
with good fences, nearly all Of them nsW II 3
snIrroundes b. the splendid r,sidencss of Tudor
the north the grounds attached to the reside c~a
of Mr.. Linthicum and Mrs. Boycs, and is elevated
the picturesque valley of Rock Greek, the city Of
Washington, the heights Of Arlington, and tke
Potomac river. The view Of the city, OF 'WashinS-
ingly beautiful. 1t IL within twenty miputess
walk, over brick pavement three -fourths OF the
GEORGETOWN TO Washington. For salubrity, neigh
borhOod, access to tswn and city, and beau " OF
situation n it is unsurpassed
The terms Of sale as prescri bed by the court are
one third of the purchase money in cash. and the
months from the day of sale to be secured by the
purchaser q bonds. with surety, bearing interest
from the day of sale, and lien on the premises,
any of the deferred payments
Title perfect. 1t has passed under nv own ex-
last 1srty five years on change of ownership
If the terms are not complied with within five
days from the day Of sale the Progstis VII Dc r..
gencer. at the cost and risk of the purchaser.
Stamps, deeds, &c, at the cost Of the purchaser.
tyT-eoads &c. McGUiRR 90. Auets
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHAsTR AS ICR. And PURE AS saow-The fra.
grant S-zodont is scientific composition Of the
purest and choicest in gradients OF the oriental
vegetable kin gdon. Every Ingredient is we'll
known 10 have beneficial effect on the teeth and
gums. 1t removes all disaereeabls odors, even
that of tobacco. 1t speedily removes those raw
ages which children sustain in their teeth, ewing
to improper use of sweet and acid articles which
N ct
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

CFANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BRIoK
H0nSE AND LOT On 18TH STREET VEST.
- By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, sitting IN equity and
is complainant and James E. Smith ct al. are de-
PENDANTS, shslI proceed TO sell, in front Of the
next. at clock p m :. all that certain pieoe or
parcel of ground situate, lying and being ia the
and designated as Lot aIked and lettered L.
liz Robert ]. Roches su bdivisioB of parts of Lo<A
numbered two hundred and eighty six t2S6. with
the improvements thereon. consisting of neat
and su bstantial brick dwelling house. -,
This property fronts on 18th street west, Be.
tween New York avenue and L street north, In O
very desirable section of the citv.
Terms of sale One half cash to be paid the day
of sale; the balance in six months, the pu rchassr
giving his note, satisfactorily endorsed, and bear.
ing interest from the day of SALE
All conveyancing and Government stamps az
the cost of the purchase.
au 2-eo&ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auots.
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nIssOLUTION OF OoPARTNERsHIP.-rh.
s1 6WN e f &.
Naval Merchant Taiiorins. under the srm" Of
b. b. oonductcS By SAM,L VI. OWEN. tt Ssir u old
stand Oi2 Psansyivanis avenue, 20 whom nav
xassss L Dsa tsnl.inl sAHI W.owlN.
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MARRIED,

On the 21st of July, nv the Rev. P McCarthy
assistant nastOr of ct Patrick's Church, Dr. p
CRoGHAN, of Dublin. to Miss BELL ACTON. Of
this city.
age, ~ Rev Mr. Leech, Mr. BENZ. W YOUNG.
o. Lancaster county, Penna to Miss VIOLA NJ,
HAYES: of WASHINGTON, d. O. -{E. -
philadelphia and Lancaster papers please CODY I
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DR. RECHTINGER, formerly Surgeon In
charge In the Austrian and Italian army, oo-
Gu pied himself with the treAtment Of all kinds OF
diseases Particular atten ton given, to Female
Diseases and Private Diseases. Besides the knowl-
edge Of three old languages. he coDyerses in Eng
Euages. BIS mlerial Commissions And Bis Diplo-
mas rom the most celebrated university of Europe
hang A bis Office, No. 499 Seventh street, DR..
Beshuneernverym much encouraged to have uring
tns very short time the patronage the pHblic Of
Hshed the following certificates may be attested !:
MS - 70 certify that have been troubled for
the last three years with chronic disease resist
Ing al medical treatmea and which through the
Atd OF ", bechtnger: have been perfectly ca red
Msshington city, st June 1884 ) O. DONE"
Your treatment Of my involuntary DISCHARGE
and your success in It. recommend you very hish-
~: T. L. SMITH. "a
What German newspaper. Wicker Columbis,)
After . long sickness my poor child bac.m.
you saved him. MASOON = quo
B street, No 49," ia,I- -
"I hsd tried all specifics. without any effect.
until under your regiment he i'm proved
All these and many other very difaeult cures
time Regular o1lce b ours from to II a. m aud
to p. m. For the poor and unfortunate posi-
lively only from II to p. Medicines without
charge. No. %a9 Seventh street. opposite Odd
Fellows'Ha au To- Inn
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OUT OF ORDER.-The pump at the corner Of
East Capitol Street and Sd street has bean out
OF order for six weeks past and the citizens
thereabout are much inconvenienced thereby a
Will the Commissioner of that Ward please
attend To the matter t.-.- e..
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TRUSTEES SALE OF NINE BUILDING LOTS
ON IsT STREET WEST, AT THE CORNER OF
Ga TUEsD Az AFTERNOON, August 80, at ss<
O'Clock. ON the premises by virtue Of deed OF
Liber j A. s. No. 1885, folios % ct seq, We shall
sell all Of Lot No s, in Square No. 6ss, fronting 10
feet on First street west at the corner of south y
street and running back so feet, su bdivided into
Lots l5xs0, and one Lot 2O180.
Terms cash.
Conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
cash payment of $50 on each lot will be required
~ WIG HORATIO N. GILBERT, Trustee.
tyN-d = J. G. MCGUIRE & Co. Aucta.
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CoRHs, BUSIsss. BAD NAILS, ETC.
DR.. White win be In attendance at his rooms
day. July 22d. Nv 2l-tf
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EDITOR STAR: The folio wing are the Their.
mometrical observations continued from yes
terday: At p. M, "a; p m. "a; 6p. m, 90.
To. day, 10k a. M, SO; 12 m :, 90; D. m, %; 2
p. m, S3K. Yours, r. II. s.
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EDUCATIONAL.

IlORROMEO COLLEGE, Pikesville, Baltimore
ID county, Md opens i q ninth annu al session on
MONDAY, the 9Th Of September. P. o. address.
R,v e. @. WALDRON, Principal of Borromeo
College, Pikesville, Md. aul0-Iw*
DEOOKVILLE ACADEMY.
d Session COMMENCES Sc pit. 6th: Entire expense
for 81 weeks, $llO. CircIlars At Star Office. or sd
dress Il. X. Blu Rms. Principa
au colin" BroskviIle, Montgomery co. :, Md.
MILITARY BOARDING sCH0OL-On Balti-
~ more Railroad 10 miles from Philsdslphiss:
course In Mathematics, Lam uages, Eaglish &c.
Number limited. Terms moderate. Received at
any time. Fine Library and Apparatus. Address
Rev ]. HERvEY BARTON, A. NJ, Village Green
Seminary. Delaware county. Pa " 9-7wr
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs-Oharles
Rupp, having a stolen horse in his possession;
dismissed. Mds. Cochran, wagon unlicensed;
for hearing. Sarah Callaher, assault dis
missed. Samuel Norminski, drunk; sass. VIM
S Holden, do; S25s. John Sullivan, do; dis
missed ~ ... -..,-F he. %. ......
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

" Those persons who may be disposed to pur.
chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which bears
quarterly, can obtain some by applying to WIN.
LAIRD. Clerk of said Corporation. je 29-dtSl
F11OWIN0 PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
j Potomac Tow Company's boats, Potomac
"Gov Curtin" and Belle Haven" Apply TO the
- JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
my Is Water street, Geor eetown
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auetiopesrs.

VAbOABLE UNIMPKOVED PROPERTY ON
NORTH Il STREET, BETWEEN 2IST AND
22D STREETS WEST
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August Hth,
at c CLOCK, on the premises. shall sell Lot No.
s, in Square No. 79, fronting 50 feet sd inches on
the north side of north g street between 9lst aod
22d streets west to be sold divided into
two building lots as may be desired.
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder In six and
trust on the premises
Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur.
chaser.
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BARaAIns.-Our neighbo w F. Ricbsteip.
of the National Bookstore, 27e Pennsylvania
avenue, Is closing out his large stock at re-
duced rates preparatory to removal. He is
selling large lot OF books at half price He
mas also lot OF show cases and other fixtures
10 dispose OF at reduced prices. Give him an
early call, as he remains only short time
Longer.
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DEATH OF an OLD CIrIzKN-Iast nivbt.
Mr. John Nelson, for q number of wears noes'
sepger in the office OF the Attorney General.
but recently messenger in the War Depart.
ment. died at bis residence on Sixth street.
near I. north. after q few days illness.
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FUGITIVE FROM JusT1cE ARRKsrKD.-A Mr.
Davehpor- play actor, was arrested in
a charge OF being a fugitive from Justice in
Washington city, where II is alleged he as
Saulted and peat with loaded whip q ma jor
In the army, with whom he had soma hi In uity.
He was brought to this city for trial. -
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. L CHANGE atf sFaafKH s& 4cRk * ~

80 CHANGE STAGE STABtEGa NH
St'sef. BaWess 6M and TIA, No,fI Sia..
let Of fine B0RSES. BuGGIES. DO. &c. which ss
will hire, sell or exchange '' n'H nv
The ofce of the MARI boro' and Washjn ston NJ. ~.
line Ii at the above place. ''As0
Alee, attached to the same place il ans REs
TAURANT. "a ~ Is.I1
NOR SORATIoN OF WASHINGTON srOCK fer
u JAS G MCGUIRE Il CO..
al l-dI2t Auction and Cen nission Msrchants
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that PioNIc.-The picnic on Tuesday next,
At the PARK Fair Grounds, promises to be one
OF me pest OF the season. The grounds are
large, cool ano shady, fine pavilion, and Geo.
Arths popular band will attend 70 the music.
An extra numo Der OF cars will be on the 70 u,e.
and ther the proceeds are for the benefit of ST.
and New York avenue. All are promised
z God time. .-... n = : - -
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AUCTION SALES.
I FurUREyDAYs.

RI GREEN b WILLIAMS, Auc.ion.ers.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS. STORE yIx,uuu.
AZ. &c, AT AUCTION. ~Ass
M. We shall sell at the store Of Mr. G. w. Nina,
corner Of 9TH street east and street south N.vss
riHid'a good assortment of Groceries and Liauors
Teas. CARS, and Coffees. with an assortment sf
o o,ne droceries, usually kept in 9 family
Also good lot Of Liquors, in Drsft and Bottles.
ana tne store Fixtures, such a. Platform and
Counter Scales. Measures, Stand Casks. &s., &c.
sgsd IRepl GREEN WILLIAMS. Auo.s. ,
RTJAMEs @. MCGUIRE & co., Auctionesrs.
LIGHT BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF
WWgRSsTH 4 sTREET AND THIRD sTRRlr
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, August 18th, a. g
ana 90 ne premises, shali s.ii, Lots Nos,
sirsbia 10 sausre No $751; divided into Gig ut de-
ON al strsat ing lots, frontp about ~ feet each
Term q, st, at the correr OF north street.
OF trutt ON the nth interest secured By decd
chasers. NJ 'ne costDi tne pur
A payment OF $50 on eseh lot required a. tbs
time OF SAFE. Ao; q. mcguire & 90
az thepl AuctionAarg
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the house Of Mathew Myers, on Ridge street,
Georgetown, between 4th and 5th, was entered
by colored fellow named George Brown,
who opened a trunk and stole a lot OF clothing,
&c He was arrested and the goods recovered
by officer Renneker, of the Third Ward police,
and taken before Justice Giberson, who sent
him to Jail for court g. IT,. -. .-.'.
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sight by the use Of the eel.S
sbrassd P1s1Ls sna P,aIsoorIc sfs,oftSLss, uni
sHIS0 AZ PR1sIRvIuG the impaired Eyesieht
scientifically and CORRECTLY suited, By FRANKLIN
Sc fsss;Sivaaia svsn.:, bet 18th and 18th sts..
1IlLD 0LAe81a, OPERA GLASSES. MORO.
RQOPxe, THHRnQMEIERs, eTlRE0sOOPE6.
DO, In 9reas variety. and st tie lowest prices.
RILLIAKp TAHLrs FOB sALl.-The subseri.
hi M Il 81, IAsi ss. nsoris 9I nsS. g
yhieh e syin III S Saa,s,pess O very lev: " 81
!!S eNsnirs q ne ssi|Essa tcsm, corner ..U-1
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~ LOOMS, n; p; shs In SsS ana r.s.nsss
end: s.ls1n.I his oss f.
city. Many persons can wear thssstlIYY9
teeth who cannot wear others. and no
Persons calling st my ONCE can be accommodates
With any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are and wish the pufes
oleanest strongest, and most perfect dsntnre that
art can produce. the. kIN1RAL PLATE viz Do
ICONS II this city-No 50 Pennsylysni. avenue
PhiisdeInhis - = mar4-ly
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TO GLYMoNr-Two
steamers, the Fulton and PhenIx, will leave
the seventh street wharf to. morrow, at 8 and
10 o'clock respectively, for Glymopt The
Marine Band will also be on board. A sail
down the Potomac is assuredly desirable this
hot weather, and parties should avail them
selves OF this opportunity. Those ha wing the
matter In charge will make the excursion an
agreeable one.
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PERSONAL.

TT NOTICE.
L 6EOKGE MCUUE, yoan gssf son of the no,c
d,taSed William McGhs, Prop,ston Merchant in
GLASGOW and az Others hdrtne Interest in the trust
estate nf said William MeCne ~
Al action of Mnltiplepolndins and Exoueration
has been raised before the Court Of g. asion in
and others; the Trnstees or the said wiliia n
McCue against Mr.; Anna Stewart or McCue, some.
time residing in Boutwell,. now in Glasgow. and
otbera, and 10 At present in. dependence before
Lord Kinloch for the pnrpose Of determining the
under and BY virtse II trust deposition and settle.
ment ~ the said William McCue. dated the 3lst
in term. Of an Interioeutof bY Lord Kisloch,
dated 18th July, 1854, whereby notice of the de-
inserted once weekly for three weeks in the New
YORK Herald and Washington Star, for the in for
TwsRs dG3sR RnkpRr6T kdRRSSsssgh And
TIERS; Glasgow, Agents for the Trustees.
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WELCOME V1sITERs.-This morning quite a
large number of country dealers appeared in
Center Market Space, with the produce of
farms in the adjoining counties. So many
country dealers have not appeared in Center
Market for fifteen years, as during this week
1t is hoped that hereafter these farmers will
sell their own produce In the market. The
efficient Clerk of the Market will use every
effort TO make arrangements for their conve-
nience In the occupancy of stands.
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ACCIDBNT-This morning, while the gun
ners at the experimental battery were prac-
ticing with a small piece against q target. one
Mate Thos. Bowers, on The Teaser, which was
lying within range. The wound inflicted is a
serious one in the head, aud although he Is
still living, there are but little hopes Of his re.
covary. 1t seems that the bal in passing
thu ough the target, glanced to one side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-13

AccIpxNT.-Last night, during the move.
meht OIL troops along the avenue, about ten
O'CLOCK, six m ules attached TO an ambulance
became fracuous and attempted to run off,
One was thrown down and dragged some dis
rance when nearly opposite the United States
Hotel colored boy named John France, en-.
ployed atm FttZgeraId's Boarding house was
knocked down and badly trampled upon by
one or the animals, his face and breast being
seriousl injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-13

pERsONAL.-WM PRINCE, 3s1 street, oppo-
l. site the Patent On &c, is the only one in town
who does FLUTIEG, having three very elegant
machines now in operation. Ladies who desire
this very fashionable trimming should give him
Stamped Goods, Braid and Silks for sale au 1ltf
A LII DIsEAsES OF A PRIVATE NATURE
"A CURED
ARRIVED FROM PARIS NINETEEN WEEKS
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STORE TO LET-In q central stu alton ligh ted
~ with gas, and provided with all necessary fix.
lures. Apply at 333 street. between 9Th and 10th
Aho BOY WANTED. Apply as above. sus-6t*
Tor sALE-BRICK HOUSE LOT ANDFUR-
L k1TCRE- The handsome and newly bulttwo
story Brick and extension, containing rooms.
north, between 10th and 18th. Terms easy. Apply
Int
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-13

- elegant COUNTER SHOW CASES by the best
makers in New York. Apply to P.J. BELLEW &
Co, $40 9TH street. three doorssouth of Odd Eel
ITO RENT-An elegant HOUSE, with brown
! stsne front. partially furnished. With ell mod
Gated No. 444 L street near the residence Of SEQ
Istary Chase. tosstner with large brick stable
house. For particulars inquire Of Hon; D.. y
SOME6 on the premises, or Capt. GEORGE ELY,
No. ~ ~ street. Possession given Immediately.
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EXCURSION AND PIC-N ON MosDAY-On
Monday, there will be an excursion 70 Gly.
mont Pavilion under the aus pieces of the Young
Mems Association The boat will leave 7th
street wharf at O'Clock a. m. ProsperPs CO.
tilion band will be in attendance, an d there
will be splendid opportunity for dance.
On the same day the Ste wart Holland Club
will give an afternoon and evening pic. mic at
Loeffiers Garden This club has already given
two pie mics, both of which were conducted
admirably, as this one will also be, doubtless.
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STEALING A Observation-Disclosures morn.
Ing. as two men from the country were walk
ing up 18th street to the Provost MarshaPs Of.
flee, with coiored man, who they were about
to put in as a substitute for conductor on the
city railroad, {who had left them to procure
the money! two fellows attacked the party in
charge OF the substitute, knocked them down,
and run in the colored m an before the board,
where he was accepted and received $50 The
conductor appeared shortly afterwards, but
found he was too late.
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DENTISTRY.

GRlAL DIsCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. - 49,
Tsstk Eztraessd ssttion Ppia ,si,A tAs Mx6,in a
O1ysa. - =,
would advise all persons having teeth 10 ex-
tract to call at Or. LEWTE'S on =
ana have them taken out By this ne.
s1smine the bocteosrs A as1 s sad fi n
proved method of Inserting Artificial Teeth. r
you win have them in no other style than this new
ana valuable one. No. 242. Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
novIs 8. Il. LIwII. II. D., Dentist.
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OHARGRD WITH ROBBERY IN WARRINGTON
a man named Frank Rauyer, alias David w.
Woodward, was arrested at the Camden Street
Depot yesterday by special officer Wright, on
the charge OF having committed robbery In
Washington city. Justice Johnson committed
him TO await the action of the authorities of the
District The dispatch which led 10 his arrest
stated that on Tn nrsday the house OF Mrs Jane
Duncan, No d7i 18th street, had been robbed OF
S7,OOO.-Baltimore Sun, today.