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The New York herald., 1864-07-14
HmrcH HEAD. 8 C., july 0, 1884.
vouRru or JULY.

YouRn Or July.
rne Fourth was ooservsd here BY voluatary closing
Of stores by sautss displays Of bunting and other Pc
tro,ic Ono Of the prominent features Of
the celebration nag raising BY tho mechanics In
the blacksmith and wheslwrishs shops, under charge
os Mr. D. MeGregos. The mechanics assembled there -
s,x O'Clock and the star put up over The wheel.
wrighss shop, with appropriate esrsnooiss Miss Js.
ssph,ns Babbits little sranddaughtes Of Captain Me-
rssor sung "rhs Flag ee Our Nation" ana the ca pAn
made few appropriate rsmarks, which were rssssvsd
vwn cheers The nsa had . holiday, which no single
man abused apA In shs evening aplsudid Supper Was
psrsaksn Of.
rnsrs y 10 important war news from Florida that
am aware o. The Fourth was celebrated q g. Angus.
tine BY saiusss ringing Of BELLS displays Of nags and
s~ssien Sy pstrics Attorney Chambsrn. dinner ~
p~s,ps,oo,s Botsl concluded the sxsssissa party
vsss dovu from Jacksonville % the ASsss ev1s arriv
IN. ,hsrs on Sunday evening and rssurams gsssAAs
sosrxDo rlor ysrsraArnS.
One Of my Florida csrsspondcnts INFORMS me shas On
,hs n,sh a ths Fourth the rebels planted lot of torps.
Soss IN the g. Johns river doubtless With reference 70
she A,cs Price sxcursloustA Bus they happsssd 70
return ~ low side, and ave @ tns sorps'
doss were plainly vItibs. Two Of them wsrs nsAsa
nm under sbs direction Of Captain Jones ana me pios
W cnsres Mason. they wore conics 10 shape ana tn
%, n,csed up in that river me sunsoss ottavs
.,,.na.d "A the vest There some twenty passen-
on board the PRICE, but not one displayed any rshs
l LATE RRsxk rArRns !.
an. couy,esv q General Foeter and the Aoting Ad
/ r.sct Censra OF The Department N Captain turgsrl
shssrce Lieutenant rhsmas Robinson, have oeen PET
tssd 10 make extracts from dies OF rebel papers 70 ~
am reesivsd unesr Gags Of truce Several refugees
suiius some ladies, came over a. Abe same time 10
r,s. ,hs rebs pnicers under re at our front, ~
,e",.tory measure General Jones order an equal nrm
nsr os federal ocsrs 70 Be placed on sne psraps fof
| sumter. 49,. a.. csr~r.
cotssoao, N. O., June -, 1854
On Monday 4 raiding party OF Yankses OF tsrics W.
OIL v,ss thrss hundred 70 four hundred strong, :.
ssd norraatown the head q .hs wsrn ~ No. No.
| 49, rn"s 80 A~ss,ovsN 4 Vrasa cf CARA Tie bank
said ts have hsA lSrss sum q @cssy o. nans N
vadsrs sss saad 70 6avs gone fson Kass IseAssss~
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A. n. Refrigeration NJ Loss than Cost,
At &. D. BASSFOHD'S, Coorsr institute Building Come
one, come al, see for yeurselvss
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Photograph Cards for 4sntlssaen.-
nau vls wtsk catalogues sent for 10 cents
D. hkMMRrrR, g Liberty stresA New Yosh.
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Htuhsss Fsvem IN Lock stitch Sewing
Hachlnes MHERLER WILSON cas- Broadway.
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After SwolIOwim0 Enough 0aRsaD A.
rns decoction 20 turn your blood % bucrn extract
yo fes like suyinS yourself instead thA hateAs call
ana consult DR. HUNTER No Division street. Now York
1884 Eight private entrances Open from
eight o'clock A. n. until nins night He chronic
srptons nd spots the skn ulcers Of all kinds
poI:onous np o. the blood h::us al di:s.ss. psrssn.
Prailtv Ner vous Debility kariy Indiscrstor Con
sutatton gratis
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Daasness. Impaired Sighs,
NOISES IN TIE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN raa
CHRONIC CATARRR
OATAERR OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, ORSTRUCTIONs or TRE
KUSgACHIAN TUBE
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Murray. Eddy - Oo.-CsvingtoU. KY.
KsnfUcEy. RxrsA CLASS l17-Jaiy H. 1864.
50, 36, ST. ~. -, o., IS 20, 50, 81, 81, l. so, IL
KsSruoxY CLAs1 ,sas-Juy Ia 1884
"A, II, Is, 30, 50, 81. al, 81. "a, 66, ~, IS, TO-
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SrARr.--Oa "Wednesday, July To- cAt-s 49,. 49,
est dansh.ss q JohA VIII, deccssss' me sOsA ysss -
~ me r,.aas ana relatives .ss family .rs rsspssg
Ssss Ess lS:ss f avenue, this lThasaVS
afssrnooo, - os ser sheri sllnsss, MAam. widow e
Carl sshi,ssIs- sister Of Thomas Weary. native -
@smsn Snads OF the family are requested meet = -
,.,. r.sdsnos, Grssnnsid, N. j. The remains win -
IN, red In Gresnwood, ihs (rnaudayl sisersoos, =
Wan Crsu.- On wedassaay, July II, xAaoAAn VA
cLHss, aged 70 years, months and days
The reasiysa and frsads OF the family are rsspecWuly
invited asod the funeral fro her late rehdsucs Ne
. Lvngsscn street, Brooklyn, On Friday sfsrnooa, -
wnnon.--suddssiy. on Tuesday evening, July IL, NJ
0soscs wuncs, aged % years.
his brothsrs Nsthias Peter Jacob asa Jonn sAa
scvs and honorary members Of LAfAyvsts kngns osn-
spseuly rssussssd . sisssd The rsm tbs Chur
oi hs Holy Rsdssmss, 10 Third ssfse avenue a.
'as lfrlday) morning, - nine SoIscs: ,,,. ., d.
ArssRnAsa osy child Of George w. and Bssss X wasa
m: trends and relatives Of The family are rsspscszy
invited 70 attend the funsrs from No sos Cumbsriaea
street. thh (1hursasy) m0rnas, sisvsa o'clock, wisss
sut further invitstos.
California papers please espy.
wArrAnp.-0u tuesday July l3 amer lcoe ana paiA
LrrrlA WirrAsp rssict Charles waylaad, sssd u
pears and 40 days, nattvs f Bath IhsIaad.
y: s ..ss ana 4. o ss n. :.
lys, .ais tTns,sasyl si.srn.ss, q .hFss S'Soss
tn. rsssivss ssd rissds u shs family are rsspeogsS
invited % attssd the fuqssal froa We rssidsacs
fstssN We = nessasIe6 street. nisasssh, u = nk
tsffs1 10 Cypvus HIN Csmctssy. Caee lskvs csrtAn1A
seres< ~ tsa miausss pest eight A. n.
x::I.s s:.:s. ..::s s'; :. " sss 4 -
ne ss..lvss as1 n.ssaS srs invited = s:'ss1 -
.ssssA =. ls.rss.yl to. a: sss.sssss s, = ~
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The United states steam transport Dudley Buck, Capt
uarding. Hilton Head 9th inss arrived at this port
last night.
On the 10th inst thirty miles southwest Of Frying Pan
GAoa spoke Unsed States Marsare, and Jessie
>rutnng reported having captured the day previous
ado runner and ssnt 10 Boston.
- Following osms passengers in the Dudley Buck
aoy. James Gregg seventh United States cavalry
hyiea &. Hook, Subsistence Department; Rev. c. A.
,a4y, DsAwars Christan Commission VIM y. Allen,
y. Rounds, Capt T. Hawkins.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

SSgKNG FOR THE NIGGER AMONG THE RUINS OF
ASrrourr.--Senator Davis, of Kentucky, has
introduced into the United States Senate pro-
position TO ascertain what implication Colonel
Higginson, present commander Of nigger regi-
ment, had in the Anthony Burns riot in Boston
In 1854. Why not get up an investigation into
the long neglected question Of "Who struck
Billy Patterson" This is striking age, and
the solution Of the last inquiry is as important
as any that relates to niger riot that occur
red in Boston ten years ago, and the best record
Of which lives in the guilty consciences Of the
perpetrators OF foul murder then committed.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

THE Russ PAvEMENr.-The Board Of Alder
men have passed an order levying tax Of one
hundred thousand dollars for the Russ pave
ment. We suppose this means that 1t will be
taken up or grooved, so that horses shall not
fall so constantly upon II. II this can be ae-
complished the amount appropriated Is small
in comparison with the result to be achieved,
hundreds Of valuable horses being annually
fatally injured on the pavement as IL now
stands.
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TIE PoIacr CoMmssroyrns.--The Police bill

THE PoLIcE CoMMssroNERs.--Th Police bill,
prepared in accordance with our suggestions,
has passed the Legislature and been signed by
the Governor. The Commissioners were sworn
10 yesterday and the Commission was thorough
ly organized. The recent rumors that the
Governor would veto the bill for this, that or
the other reason, have proved ns nonsensical as
we thought them. Now let the Commissioners
70 10 work promptly and do their duty well,
and all parties will be satisfied.
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TIE REORGANIZATION or THE ARMY Con-
xANps.--Thc reorganization Of the army COM
mands under the recent order Of the President
places the right men in the right places. The
officers selected are well known for their gal
lantry aud experience, and the country may
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WITH SUPPLEMENT
New York. wednesday, March 1e. 1864.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be hand
Cd in before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
circulation among the enterprsng mechanics, farmers
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
eourry is increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
eerted in the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be BY large
portion OF the active and energetic people Of the United
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DENvBR IfTY, UulcradO, March To- 1904.
bankers direct idaho, who went thure for the pur-
pose OF buying gold, deuy that there nftccn millions
there awaiting trausportatip. They could only mud
Few discoveries as yet have been cutie limit.
cd stocks goods light but merchants selling
in aptci alton OF large arrivals the epriDg No min
the severe weather.
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rely upon them for the faithful performance Of
the new and highly rssponsibls duties just a.
signed them. Many bright and glorious days
cfvictory for the Union arms may now be con-
fdently predicted.
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FINE ARr--Thsre win be sale Of very fine paintings
this evening the Derby Galleries. e2s Broadway The
catalogue comprises valuable collection Of choice works
or the Dusseldorf French and Belgian schools The sao
xl doubtless be Q most Interesting one.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

TnE West PoRr MILITARY ACADEMY There
are two academies in this country supported by
the government, the military and the naval.
The former is Of more ancient date, and its ap-
proprstions have been so small as to made
quately sustain the establishment Some time
since we called attention to this fact, and con-
trasted the position Of the West Point Academy
with that of our more literally endowed Naval
Academy. We sec that bill granting larger
appropriations to West Point has passed through
tbc Senate, and We hope that by the action Of
Congress II may become law. The Military
Academy should be amply supported.
The New York herald., 1864-03-16

FAfkkSUF, '.
Tho Preu announces that Colonel McCaum yesterday
,nformed the locomotive builders Of this place tnat uns
they would proceed ouce 20 furnish the Tcvernmeps
with two hundred locomotives be should have 20 seiSs
ths shops and run them upon sove.nment account .ns
iorfnotve builders have promised to comply with tn4
demand made UPON them In two ot ths factories the
operaiivss who had been on siks are 70 resume wors
20 .morrow.
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TEE LAST GREAT ACHIEVEMENT or rHH SEcRE-
rARY OF THE NAvY.-A great deal has been said
about the activity Of the Navy Department in
blockading the rebel cruisers on fhe coast Of
France. What did il all amount tot But one
vessel-tho Kearsarge-was assigned to the
duty Of keeping the Georgia, Che Rappahan-
mock and the Florida in the French harbors;
and they have slipped by her without giving
her battle, as they might have dono together
successfully, to pursue their moro devastating
business Of crippling and destroying American
commerce on the high seas. In this Secretary
Welles has exhibited another evidence Of bis
imbecility and utter unftness for the manage
ment Of the great naval concerns Of the coun-
try. These rebel sea plunderers and incendi-
aries should never have been allowed to escape
from the French coast, If it had required half
our own navy to have blown them to pieces
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CAmo, March IL, 1885.
rna steamcr Jswess, from Memphis, with arly six
,ndred bales OF cotton for Cincinnati passed up onghs
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on the Of the United States against the steamer
Ezabeth,e net proceeds 10 DO shared By the United
States steamer Keystone State and James Adger
In suit brought against the Camden and Amboy Rail
road Company by George white for she destruction Of
raft admitted be public nuisance. the jury awarded
1851 le to<he plaintiff the full amount Of the damage
caused by destroying ths raft.
In the Court OF Common Pleas ap action was brought
against the Corporation yesterday by Josiah Porter for
the recovery Of the value Of his house. corner Of sixty
frst stroci and Fifth avenue destroyed July 18th by
rioters The Court agreed TO award the damage, but re-
ferred the estimates TO the jury 10 dssrmine
which correct.
There was but nte doing In trade circles yesterday,
and the markets generally quiet In some Kinds OF
imported merchandise considerable done, but there
was no general movement Cotton was heavy. Groce-
res steady Petroleum irregular, and the prices
paid varied materially.
On Change the -four market opened heavy under the
foreign pows, but closed with little tone with the
rise in goie Wheat inactive, and the limited bust
transacted tho basis Of yesterdays prices
Other cereals without decided change Provisions
were steady with a fair business progress Freigh,s
we're steady but dull. whiskey was beld arm, with q
fair business.
The market for beef cattle this week was depressed
BY heavy receipts, and prices wore nearly or quite
one cent q pound lower, ranging from De- TO lec.--
both extreme prices. The bulk Of the sales were
at I2c. lsc., ana the average price was about
I2kc isc, or fully lc. lower. The nunber Of
cattle on sale this week was about 1900 head
larger than last week, which UNITS for The decline
Mich cows we're dill and ss 80 lower. Ncais were
heavy aud 10 lower tbe better grades sheep aud
lambs were also dull under hasvy receipts, aud prices
stc lower swine were also dull and lover. with
salcs 10 sshc. Tho total receipts s2i beef
ca,e, 2es SOS veals. l4,Sr sheep radambs, aud
| eeeo swiss
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DIED,

DIED,
On Tuesday, Jan b, after q short but ps;uful
nlres WILLIAM Ii. LEWIS, in the s4ta year OF
his age.
baltimore Sun AID Portsmouth Papers please
COPY ]
Of three weeks, Mrs EMILY V. KING, in tie 2lts
year Of Der age. she leaves kusDsnd and a large
circle of friends to mourn her loss.
The hour OF my departure Is come,
hear tAa voice that calls me home,
At last, o LORD let trouble cease,
And let thy servant die in peace.
leave the weird wstht Mt tear.
Save for the friends held no dear;
TO heal their SORROW. Lord descend,
Ard TO tie friepdssE prove 8 friend.
Green be the turf above thee,
Friend of my better dsysI
NSre sDew thee but TO love thee,
None named the G but 10 praise.
iears fell, when thou vert dying,
.fEtIn eyes unused to weep.
10 ng, wbea then art lying,
WIN tesTs the cold turf steep
Ire relatives and friends Of the family sre re-
sEest,uIJ 'bTiteo 10 attend her funeral on Thu e
ShF slteaL Soh at clock from her late residence
IsIeIo.
Oh tie TGrAisg Ct the sth instant after severe
6sushtcr OF John aad Elizabeth Andersen aesS
II years, lncpta, and % days. "s'~
We watched in deep soIisituds
Irt md that lcvea ones dying bed
E8ct autter:pg ohan ~ eutrust, psrsusie
sra Which ems dim ay OF hops ieht ,hsd.
Put uphF silinR oil to save.
She gently sank iuto ths grsva.
herelativsR and frisu ds Of tbs family ara re-
spectfulY invited to attend her funar al ON Frisv
yffeIDoos at 3 o clock from the rasIdsucs az aar
mother, No. 900 Twenty second street ,be.wesn
ard sIsets.
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

g. a. ag'l l Ct y F. a Msf Board q
'fs Sa E 81 .ossan:
ter ~ approved BY Mayor and Sur
Approved December II, 1853. a. f,s-
ARrsoIurios in relation to the Mayor contingent.
-Resolrsd. by the Board or Aldermen and Boa,d Of
Of one huaSssa asa 3ty as.1s BE-
of the Mayor. approved December H. ISIS se'
REsoIuTios in relation to the pay of the Metro
RESIDED BY Bs ssro q p 4sspen and Board 81
G,.sga cssn q Il Sesssa,'ss q Ssgsssie,es.
an of 81 ion
Of ihe pay Of the Metro poIitsn Police doing duty
R hs the so a @ s is
of Congress. provided that Immediately on the
IF the pfossons Of ths
Approved December %, 1853.
RESOLUTION instrueting the COMMITTEES repre-
sebting the interests of the town before Con
Whereas the act of Congress requiring this Cor
count, Of
which vas no doubt just and equitable law at the
s Of tho Gt
said count, has become burdeDsome and oppres-
in the ratio Of population ABOVE ssased BESIDES
being partial. and the njust-the population
of Georgetown now being about one tenth only eff
that OF the whole county 81 Washington: There
fore, 4. = . 81. -E--l ---.- . ezs
Be 1t sssolrsd by The Board Of aldermen and Board
Of Common C0nel of the CorpeTdtioa of eorgeto,ca,
That the committee representing the interests of
the town before Congress be. and they are hereby,
instructed to endeayor to obtain from honorable
body such mod ification of She act above named
As will relieve this Corporate from the payment
here er of more than tenth of the expense of
the Levy Court of the County of Washington
Approved December 20, 1858.
A RESOLUTION in relation to q Messenger for the
- Corporations.
Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Cornell Ct ths Corporation Of Georgetorn,
ton, and annually on the first slonday in January
thereafter, the two Boards. in joint cow ention.
shall elect Messenger for the Mayor, Clerk and
two Boards. whose salary shall be four hundred
dollars per year. payable monthly.
RssOlred further That it shall he the duty of the
Messenger to perform oh duties shall be
CURED of him by the May. and Clerk to attend at
eacn meeting of the two Boards: to make the fires;
and to keep that part of the Custom Hous Build.
ing used by the Corporation III neat and cleanly
condition.
Resolrsd. further. That for any neglect of duty,
the Mayor shall have the power to dismiss the
Messenger, ana report his reasons to the two
Boards. -
Rssatrsd, further, That All laws inconsistent with
these resolutions be and they hereby, repealed
Approved 10Th December, 1853.
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As oOR TERM OF CO fARrNsRaH1p Ex.

Z 4
pires in March next, and having determinei to
settle up our business st that time we w ould re-
specially lofty all persons b&ving running 40.
counts with us that our books closed from this
oeiVe how essential it il that all sccouuts sh build
he closed at the earliest omsnt; and we respect
and clefe up their accounts early In January as
possible, and We desire thst ell acconn.s aglinst
uF be presented TT OCct Tor settIemsnt,
TO IL ose of our customers who have he-etofors
manifested preference 70 deal vita US and who
have always had running accounts from We sr to
year. We wou return our sincere ackno wIedg-
n1enfs, and hope tie motive named will % q SUI
fci mt apoiosy for closing our books at this time:
spd we now propose to offer our ole stock st the
old ratef, and maize deduction frcm all puroh ssss
large and EN- l, OF ten cents the dollar, Which,
in the facs of q rising market, should be very
pureb Asses to buy of us So the deduction we make
from our former prices reduces greatmsny OF our
goods to ahont tie Wholesale cost and 10 Some In
Itsncss places them even lower than VS. conl1 re-.
il Ieost W N eHUsTHR & 90.
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GEORGETOWN .ADVER'MTS
O T 1 c b.
GEN ERAL BNsES


AND
CART. DRAY WAGON. BACK. AND PED
LING LICENSES.
All General Licenses due the Corporation Of
Georgetown on the FIRST Of January .ext, must be
pail within ten days from that date 9th arwise
Police.
And notice ia further given. that the Licenses
fer PedliDg, snd for selling goods by sample, and
for Carts, Wagons. Drsys, Packs, and Omnibusas
all expire on the first Of anuary rsxt, and IL pay.
nent is delayed beyond the tenth OF thst mouth,
they also will be stri tly enfnrcd by raid pnlios
VIM LAIRD, CLERK.
0rorgeto~n, eSd Dec. 1853. De "a eotJa
n n BTLL.
II. No 100 Bridss st . Georgsto on, D. c.,
d. aIer in all kinds OF
GROCERIES,
LIQUeHS,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
STATIONERY,
CANNED FRUIT4,
sUrLER GOODS, &c.
D. Very superior Green and Black Teas.
Purchases in New York and Bal timore for CASH
Goods can be sold as cheap as the cheapest. Oiti-
sens, Army oheers and prvstes call in az Try the
new store. Street cars pass the door. jA45tr
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". u. eHUaTHR L 90.

A-lA TIsH-WANG, THE GREAT CHINESE
yJb <REMEDYfer GO NORRHGA, GLEKI,
OAD Etc .ON1 Box WILL PERFORM A CUBE
AIInsredients are purely vegetable. 1t LIS
IN pleasant to the tsste, has no bad odor and
detection. Circulars free. Price 81 q box Bold
by JOHN J. KRONER, successor to 8. O. Upham
403 Chestnut st. Philadelphia, and In washing
ton by 8. q, P0Ep, S90 pennsgIvsniA avenue.
sent by UAN. 10 i6.aoIy
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CnRSs. &c. Those afflicted with these trouble
soma things. whether hard or SOFT also those
tr ubled with lnions, Callosities, clnb and in
growing toe Is, find great relief and salts
factory benefit by applying to DR.. White. 42i
Penosylvania avenue between Al and 9Th streets
No charges for consultation ia 5-tf
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Go TO THE RUSSIAN WAR. at Odd Follows
Hail, to night, and every night this week and
on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. if you want
to see one of the very best en- tertainments now
in the city.
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ANOTHER PREsENTATIoN.-M Mr.. Charles
Lemon, of the Government bookbindery, was
day or two ago presented with handsome
pair OF spectacles, by the ladies Of his depart
meDt
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CHAISs.-Gnld- plated Chains at the Dollar Jew
elry Store, AIS, Pennsylvania avenue. ia 2-Iw*
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MARRIED.,

1t GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on the 92d ult BY the Rev.
John Iesvitt Mr. GEO H0DKInsON. OF Marist.
70, Ohio, to Miss BLANCHs BR.TTY, eldest
D, O, =
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SEE PIasT PAGE OF to-day's .StGr for interest
ing local articles.