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Butler was perenptorily invited out Of the
army his cabinet application conlem ptuout-
y rejected, and even the Freedmens Bureau,
with the probability OF enormous steslnps
denied him. But Benjamin has the virtue of
persstency, and he now turns up as candid.
ate for the Governorship Of Idaho, and the
prospective Ssnaiorship OF new State. The
Herald says of Baller's last venture;
"The spirited contest carried on to secure
the Governorship of Idaho between the per-
sonal and political friends of Mr. Wallace, the
present member from the territory, and Jacob
Bailey, Democratic ex member of Congress
from Pennsy syvania, threatens to degenerate
into a squabble, A mischievous element has
been thrust into the controversy, which. if
disregarded, may ultimately compel the
friends Of both 10 unite on another candidate
to defeat common enemy. The frisnos of
Major General Ben amin + Butler end4avor
to make up in industry what they so lament.
ably lack in numbers, and are now vigorous
ly blowing his horu and urging his claims and
peculiar fitness to govern Ihaho. The place
is desired as stepping stone 10 a United
States Senatership and new lease on place
and power. No one expects bis appointment
but his name ray Prove an apple Of discord
in the councils - Pittsburg (Pd) Post
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State for the purpose of elccting delegates
to a general convention ITO take such act
ion in the premises as may be necessary"
A resolution Of thanks to the United States
forces for their kindness and courtesy was
also adopted
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Progress of the Plague In Rus
st0.

The epidemic at St. Petersburg does not
seem to be diminishing. By the last accounts
the number suffering from it amounts from
three hundred to three hundred and fifty daily
and the number Of deaths TO about ninety.
On the 23d of May there we're four thousand
four hundred and thirty patients in the hos.
pitals, three hundred and sixty four new ones
were admitted two hundred and 6liy-thl ee
we're sent away cured, and nnety-seven died.
The United States Cnnsul at Port Malone
writes to the Acting Secretary of State, un-
der date of May 81 that the Russian plague
is extending westward more rapidly than is
generally supposed Some OF tho faculty call
it contagious, aud others do not. The disease
is said TO be the came as that which visited
London over a century ago. The Consul sug-
gess that all cargoes arriving in Untsd States
IRON Russian or Turkish ports be subjected
to rigid scrutiny before landing, especially
bedding clothing, rage, &c,
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TIE PUBLIc LANDs.--The movements
towards the occupati,n n and settlement Of
the public lands has greatly increased since
the end of the rebellion became apparent.
The returns just received at the General
Land Ofiee show that in April last over
6lty-six thousand acres. valued at over
seventy thousand dollars, were taken up
by actual settlement, under the Homestead
law, at St Cloud Minnesota.
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The Hamilton Telegraph (Abolition)
has "information from q copperhead
source" that the "secesh" Of the Fifth
Congressional District are going to pre- sent
Mr.. Vallandigham with a house in St,
Msry's, on condition that he will go
there TO live, and run for Congress next
fall, The story is, OF course, very trans
parent falsehood.
The Abolitionists of theT bird District
would. no doubt, be very glad to get Mr.,
V. out Of it, but he don't intend to ac-
commodate them. They tried this game
once be ore, by military force, but that
wouldn't work. The exile" turned up
again in due time, and he don't intend to
be coaxed or driven away from his present
home.
The Telegraph, we think, is laboring
under slight mistake. There was pro-
position made, some time since, by an
ex-Captain of this city, to the members
of company Of the 93i Regiment, to
raise funds to purchase and present him
with a house in Dayton, but the members
of the company aforesaid could mt see it,"
We suppose the Hamilton editor has got
this circumstance "mixed" with the ST.
Mary'S story,
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NOTICE.

Sealed Pronosa's WI he received by the nnder.
signed MI the 2Oh ofJuly next TOR aravellng tie
Yankee stree, VS. hin ton township, Montgomery
county fr.e turnpike road. Plsrs and spscf 'Atnns
can he sean from and alter the dav July rext by
calling oncqling on the undersigned, or Michael
Meyer or A. Matbe.
wM STANSEL,
June, 2e 1862 Y President for said road
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In bis late peeoh, at Louisville, General

In bis late Peech, at Louisville, General
Sherman said
II welcome back this peace because il
appeals to the hearts of men aud the highest
interests OF the nation | love my profession
and soldiers, hut at the same ~. think that
the interest of the X r. M j. demands
that wh N troubles Af~ deter
mined by the courts Of Ias~ = force
or the musket, aud, thereforeS, lat the
peace that is now upon us will Ia. lrever,
and that il am ever called upon tor yht, ii
may be with somebody outside Of our national
limits"
Every good citizen win cordially respond to
the above.
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What they Expected

What the Republican. Abolition,
alias Union Party expected, as a result of
the war on the South, is manifest from
the bowling and bitter lamentations Of
Beocher, Greely & Co., together with the
writhing and twisting Of such small fry
as the Journal man. They expected a
permanent lease, with the right of sue
cession to place cnd power. and quit
claim from the old Democratic party and
they also expected to use Andy johnson
to that end. They hoped. by means of
negro suffrage to Offset the Dutch and Irish
vote, which had uniformly been cast
against them. But johnson will not come
when they whistle, or go when they call.
They cant make him dance when Beecher
plays the banjo; hence their contortions.
The Democrats Of Montgomery county,
and especially of Dayton, will remember
the rule of the infamous keith, they will
remember how he was patted and petted
by the loyal" men when he was hunting
Democrats through the streets of Dayton
like made dogs. The correspondence be-
tween that individual and the "loyal men,
is yet in a good state of preservation. aud
may see the light some day. These things
zoe erpcct to remember, and rejoice that
the rule Of the wicked is passing away.
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DANIEL NoFFsINGER's ESTATE

NOHCE is hereby giyeT, that the undersigned has
this day been duly appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court OF Montgomery County cho. a. Ad
min s'rator Of the estate Of DANIEL NofIsnger, late Of
said County, decessed, -
je 10 stw JOHN NOFFSINGER
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NOTICE.

MARY ROLAND gives notice ttat she will appy
NI to Gov rnor RrOugh for the pardon OF ThomaI
A. Hopkins conv cted Mt the MsIch term 1869, Of
Common Pleas Court Of this County, for kidnapping
and sentenced for seven years.
June, 2Oth 1866
% MARY ROLAND
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a. Rfal estate agents.
s o. LENTZ & &APPLEGATE.
REAL. ESTATE AGENTS.
once aga Third street, North side,
Lnnnnaiin Inu-r Clncl.

N
For Sale, Flax Faotery, occupied by Messrs Davies
Co, with machinery, ana acres ofland.
hripk house. OF Brown and nm dts ......SI 500
double frame ouse less street ...........1 L 900
A double frame house on Walnut o4iO
large hna brick house Flrlt street 1910
brrk house aqd lot IN larni Cit 1900
double frame house on Fifth treet
frame cottage h0use on W knson ....... 1900
arm oft5 acres, 2L miles rom Dayton R5O0
o. u acres, miles from .2btU
farm Of 50 Aor f3re tuville $3.50
tarm of.iss tcr g near Gerrnantown.
cottage frame house on Qutman street, lot so
by2OO
BRICK hou on Fl IN street, No 227.,.., ,..3BUO
A farm 100 acres mile north OF Brown tattoo
Western X H. on Twin Ureek well i'm pro we'd. .. 10000
farm los acres3 miles rom Dai on
Eaton pike....,.......
fine farm miles from Dtyion..,,,...........l60 1900
Miami City College WIN y acres cheap
8 all farm well improved adjoining Liberty
miles from Daytoa, oh zap.
100 building lots in ~ ptr ths city for sale cheap
ie2daw LENTZ 3 APPLEGATE, r. Il. A.
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ADMINISTRATORS NnTICE

NOTICE is hereby gyen that n nah Fernedng,
~ dow Of Henry J. Ferne ing late OF Mo- tRom
erv county, Ohio deceased, has been appointed and
qualihei Administratr Z of his estate. ~ NH
Dated June 18Th 1913 --4. ..
jei9 81 LowE& NAUERTH, Atty,s.
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EXECUTORS NOrICE

TUE undersigned his been duly q pointed and
J. qualified as Execu or Of he ts'ets ofJos Zink,
deceased, late of Harris surg, MONTGOMERY county
ONO. JOHN STEINER
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@roicaI.
Success in Rusinasn.

No business can be trul successful which ~ 10
founded on real hiness ofthings The article mad,
or sold must have int nsic and supply pubis
want Success issuing from the clap trap Of aiverlis
lnR' or the nck' ofttsde, or mere preienson and
display VIII be only apparent aud In the end but de-
cei'e the oppr tor and h ,se who trust hum hut 1
an article supplies public want and fairly meets IL
ADOPT on is m rely question oftime 1tmay be
retarded ~ verse Influences or sped by prospering
0ee1 If i,'T5 ~ - ne end 7 s sure e. win
their origin In great public want. medicines for all
the common wants OF enignted l. lfo-cur tl,es that
fdheI mother nurse, or traveller coul ways have
with them an always RELY unon- 40 snrls that mis-
take could no. be msie In the selection so harnlesg
inai a., nigh Use them with impnnity, and et,ent
Z az AL might rely upon them IN safety such they
nave proved thonsanis OF 6miles use them daily
Tor all the alment aud sicknesses OF l and rarely
Thousands, taking snme single rpeeihc, ave cured
themselves Of chrome diseaseH which have beeo the
bane OF their lives, and upon which they have spent
hundreds IN rain, and among the m Hons who use
them, none are ou ad to question their purity eh
HUMPHREYS, SPECIFICS
combine AL the 'autt1es OF the best ON sopalhic
treatment, without ITS int icacy uncertainty They
are proper ,dby phy- 'ian OF over twenty years
every conceivable manner en- they have been en-.
the uun reds OF thousan is who daily use them.
with a case in your house,
you may prevent al 'kness pre- went suffering prevent
expense, and loss Of M, or tn, children wing the
mea'ies, or se Wet teyer. or Whooping cough, or
You may cure your Children
pf Group. or Collie, or To roltlachA. OF Head chs or
Sleepl ssnes', o. sui RUG lr re thing, Worms
r lnisestton or Wettins tn Be l. or Cat0rr0, or
Measles, or Whooping Coug', or s,arlet Fever or
Dlnth IA, ra Bad Cold, or ,ar 'ene7s or Running
olthe Ears and eafness ~ even scroflia, as thou
sands have done and do daily.
Your may cure yourself
Ot Headache, Weas stomach, or Indigestion, or
Bhousness, or atarrh, Il Bad Cold or Sore
Ihroat, or Hoarseness or Liver Complaint, or Ples
or Constipation or Rheun 'tism, or Sore or Weak
Eyes. or Salt Rheun. or Kidney Disease, or Gen, raj
Debility, or ey n Asthtn :, with these Specifies
NOT FAM IY who have ever had one Of these
Family Cases Of HUMPHREYS SfEcIFtcs but would
give h7e times its cost, RI her than be vithoutit.
FAMILY CASES.
Case OF 30 lqrg' visls, in morocco, and Book of
blIei %
Case Of % large VI ls IN morocco, and Rook.. 90
Case o. 20 rge walls. in morocco and Book. W
Case Of 20 large walls, in PLAN ease, and Book 90
Case Of 10 boxes No 10 l5) and Book ......... 90
Case u any six boxes (No to l5) and Book, l 25
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Nem advertisements.
CAUTION

A LII persons are hereby notified mt TO trust my
~ wife Mary on my account, as / do not nteni 10
pay snv debts OF her contracting
july IN JOHN HENRY AHLEIs.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

NoTIOF is hsrehv given that the uudersi ened has
IN been duly eppointed and qualified ~ Rx eut1r
o' the es ate o. Henry MetLgeT, late OF Montgomery
county ohio, deceased, on the eth dav o. Ma 1868
ie 20 3 SAMUEL W. STUTSMAN.
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Gobrrnmrnt EOan.
United States
2 3 o T. Q A NJ!
THIRD SERIES.
$23O,O0O,OOO.

Py authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for tho
sle Of United States Securities offers to the public
the third series OF Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and three-tenths per interest per annun, known
a. the
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7-3O LOAN.

a. the
+ q 7-3O LOAN.
T'ess notes issued under date of July IS, 1895
and ara ps'sbe three years from that date in curreu
cy or are convertible at the option of the ho er into
U. s. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These Bond4 now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, are all the Government Bopds,
from STATE, County, and Nun cpa, tardrion phieh adds
from ons TO hrsspSr cent per dHnun 10 their value ac.
cofding to the rate Wed upon other property. Toe
interest s payable semi annually by coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut of and sold TO = y
bank banker
u The interest al 7-3O per cent.
'H amounts 60
One cent per day ON n S5O-nOte.
Two cents per day on "a 500 note.
Ten cents per day on "a $500 note.
Twenty cents per day on N 1000 mote
One Dollar por day on "a $4,000 note.
Notes oil Iali the denominations named will be
promptly fornished upon receipt OF sub,crpi ons
The Notes Of this Third series precisely similar
In form and privileges to the Seven Thrt es already
sold, except that the Government reserve to itself
the option Of paying interest in goli coin at per
cent instead or 73 ItOh' in currency. Subscribers
wLdeduct the int t'rest in currency up to July 18TH
at the lime when they subscribe.
The delivery ofthe notes OF this third series ofthe
seven thrties will commence on the lst Of Juue
and will be made promptly an continuously sfler
that date .. .r. .r
The slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES Affects only the matter Of interest
The payment in gold, II made, will be equivalent TO
the curr ncy interest OF the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event o
which ony will the option to pay interest in Gold be
availed o., would o reduce and equalize price thet
purchases made with six per cent. in Col would be
'ully equal to those made with seven and three
tenths per cent In currency This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by tee Government, an its superior ad.
vantages inAkei tho
treat Popular Loan CT the People.
L"s4 than $3.50 600. 900 OF the Loan authorized by
Congress, are now on the market. This amount, at
the rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be sub
scribe rwtnin sixty days, when the notes will un
doubtedly command premium, as has un'ormly
been the case oD coaing the subscriptions to other
Loans -'-
In order that tizens OF every town and section o.
the ountry may Afforded FACT tiles for taking the
loan, the Nauona Bank, State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to r Gel subscriptions at pa. suhserilert
Will select their own a1ents, 10 w-om they have
connu sand who only areto be responsible Tor the
delivery of the notes for whichthey receive or ors
JAY COOKE r
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT. PHrLADrLrmA.
May is, 1885
subscriptionsNwill be received by
First National Bank, Dayton;
Second National, Dayton;
Dayton National Bank;
v. Winters a. Son;
Harsh man & German;
First National Bank, GermantOwn
Piqua National Bank, Piqua;
First National Bank, Springfield;
First National Bank, Troy;
First National Bank, Xenia;
Second National Hank, xenia.
m2o 3mdw 1A ~ .a
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Jazz stw
seBANK EXCHANGE 80
eos Fifth street, DiCkey's Block,
I, DAYTON, OHIO

The subscriber having purchased this saloon, is
prepared TO entertain customers n the Test style
with Liquors, mes Oisars, a., ofthe hest oueify
He inues his friends ard the former stomera ofthe
House to give him call, and Try his fare. ~
JOHN LuRAslEwITz
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PHGNIX HOUSE. Z.
Third street, Dayton ohio.
A. SPANG, Agent.

UIHIs hotel has recently been opened, and Is pre.
Il pared TO accomodate travellers and the pul lie
generally IN the blat style. .i1.. m2edlm
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nf fCroup. or Collie, or ro1tlachA OF Head ,chs, or
Sleepl ssnesS, OF sui 'rua fr m re thing or Worms
.rtniisesuon or Wetung tn Be I, or Catarro, OF
Dnth ria, era Bad Cold, or iar ,ene a. or Running
ofthe Ears and eafness even scrofila, as thou.
sends have done and do daily
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Prices o. idmis-ion-P -Parquets and Dress Circle go
cents. Gallery 20 cents
Doors open at a ,arter sst7 to commence at p m.
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you may prevent si kness, prevent suffering p-eye,
expense, and loss of M, or Il, children wing ii
Measles, or SC Ulet Fever, or Whooping cough, {
even Fever, by using preyentvss in the "ase
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combine AL the isauttSes OF the hest msopathis
treatment, without ITS int cacy or uncertainty. The,
ara prepar 'dby phy4i ian Of over twenty years
Homeopa hic experiencc they have been tried ia
every conceivable manner. en- they have been en-
dor-et Fnd relomm -nded in tn high 'st terms by
the Jun reds Of lhonsln ls who dally use lham.
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e. JAEGER, Secretary
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U. s. $50 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS,

These Bonds are now worth handsome premium,
and are exempt, are all the Government Bopds,
from STATE, County, and Nun acipa, ardOn, phieh adds
from o"s TO hrsspsT cent per their value
cofding to the rate Wed upon other property. Toe
interest payable semi annually by coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut of and sold TO \
bank or banker.
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r'ess notes are issued under date of July 49, 1895
and ara PAYABLE three years from that date in curreu
cy or are convertible at the option Of the hol er into
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DIED.

In this city, July "a, of Chronic Diarrhoa Mrs
HARRIET MOULTON, formerly of New Hamp
shsre aged 81 years.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral at her residence, No 100 AZ street Island
at p. m, Saturday, July 18th.
On the 14th inst. at 5 a. m, MARGARET infant
% days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the of 18th and
streets, to morrow Saturday afternoon, at three
o'clock
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in Philadelphia and permitted to come here
he not being aware that it was necessary to re.
port here. He also has shown US letter from
Capt. Lockwood, exchange officer of the Army
of the James, testifying to the good Offices done
by Hough in behalf of our prisoners. Though
holding that Hough and his fellow Washing
tonians who joined the rebels did a very Grim.
inal and foolish thing, we have no wish to do
him any injustice, and therefore give him the
benefit of the statement
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LOCAL NEWS
Amusements Tonight.

Cpovrr,s THEATER.-The charming drama
ri s.Ieot. or Cricket on the HEARTH" the farce
of Cane NAV Diamonds. Characters by the
entire company, and Mile Augusta in an ele-
CANT dance. Matinee tomorrow at reduced
rates.
OxFoED-Beneft of the popular young dan
Ger, Master Barry, and huge bill of ballet,
burIesque, songs, pantomime, &c, including
ton ACT, and capital negro delineations. Matt
nee tomorrow.
CANTfRBURY,-The ssMiaco Brothers." an
immense ballet troupe, the burlesque panto-
mime of Jack Robinson and his Monkey"
and a host of other attractions. Matinee to-
morrow.
Picnic this afternoon, of the Wesley Chan.
OIL Sunday School, at Piefce's Woods, out 14th
street. Gonyeyances leave the corner OF f and
5th streets at half-past three.
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CITY ITEMS.

IT'S NOT FABLE,-The immense and uni
ysrsal demand for TIE Fragrant Sozodont is a
marvel in the Annals of Dentistry! 1t exceeds
that OF all dentifrices combined. Neither acid
from the stomach, nor any other correspond.
ing element generated by indigestion, can effect
set teeth regularly purified by this Fra
grant Vegetable, antiseptic and preventative.
jy 12.eoG
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MARRIED,

In this city on Monday, July 10th, 1855, at st. Al
oyslns Church by Rev. Father Stonestreet Mr.
MICH L J. SAUTER, of this city, to Miss NJ AIRY
A. BURNS, of Baltimore, Md. 2t*
Baltimore Sun please copy.l
On July 10, by Rev. Father McCarty, THOMAS
BOYLE of Livingston county, New Y ork. to Miss
ANNE WILSON, of this city.
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CALIFORNIA Stone Sets, Rings, Buttons.
Studs, &c, for only One Dollar at the Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 43S Pennsylvania avenue,
near AZ street. jy 1O-6t*
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NOTICE TO EXCURsIONISTS.

No''
The undersigned, Van Walkinburgh Co.,
have fitted UP the new steamer ~K -
ARGO and the double -decked barge Ee4kAANEC
+. 7. BISHOP and they are now Of n. s[a1-..:.-s
to any point down the Potomac. The barge is
expressly fitted for Sunday Schools and pleasure
parties.
For further particulars inquire at the Office Of
PARKHURST Il CO., foot of 7th street, or on
board of the steamer or barge.
CAPT. LOT CHAMBERLIN,
ie N-tf Agent.
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WY HE WAS RREEsTEO.-lt was stated
sons .i,lr since i'll tie Star III connection with
the arrest of OsCa" Hou~h, returned rebel, that
his arr - was on the charge of cruelty to Union
Iri-onrrs, SC. he informs us that was incor-
rrtt. t'Iys. he arTeSt1 / for not reporting ~
lie IcaNost Marshal hcrc after being released
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n LEVY COURT

II LEVY COURT.
L ROP0sALS will be received at the ofiice Of
slant at IL O'Clock M for the rcmova! Of quantity
Of earth by the cubic yard, the work to be done
lies near and south of Glenwood Cemetery, and on
Lincoln avenue. ~
The Superintendent of County Roads will be on the
ground on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings the
I4th and 18th instant, from to O'Clock a. m. to
furnish any information that may be required, and
the right to reectany proposal that may be
made Il. BOUDINOT,
iy I0-4t* Superintendent.
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NOTICE For sale $50 sets of and horse SEQ.
~ ond hand HARNESS and large lot n SA rds
973 prnnsylyaria avenue, Between ~ and 6to
streets opposite National Hotel. le3lAs
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je3-tf
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

0TMAYOR'S OFFICE,
US GEoRG FLOWN, D. c., June %, 1865.
Notice is hereby given to all persons wi thin the
dog kind, that the same must be securely muzzlcd
for the period of two months, from the 4th of July
next, as to render them harmless, otherwise they
will be fined as the law directs.
je 90 2aw4w HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYORS OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D. c.. June
lFl 20 1854 reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS will be paid to any person who will give such
information as will lead to the conviction of the
person persons no lately set fire the property
of the Presby teron congregation situated on West
street in this town.
This rev ard will be in addition to the reward of
500 offered by VIM H. Tenney, Esq, and the
ward of $500 offered by the Vigilant Fire Company
for the Information above stated.
je23 -2aw4w HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.