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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-02
~ Funny Court scene.

A funay scene, and one altogether in ac-
eordance with that chapter Of the code regu-
lating the duties Of Justices Court not ten
miles from Dubuque, the other day.
A man was brought before the Squire to be
tried for assault aud battery, Now, be it reN
membered that the said Squire has an ardent
love for the "crAythur,p and when his Glove"
is INDUCED at any extent, be is outspoken,
and betrsys the ''leanings" in the trial Of a
case.
Well, the principal witness for the prose-
cutioh was called 10 the above trial De pro
ceeded to.tell bis story. h .o'
II was going along the street., said he,
land saw the plaintiff standing near the
curb stone The defendant came up to him,
looked at him second, and then struck him
a square bl0,O, and knocked him over ~
"Bully for himl Bully for himl" shouted the
Justice, 10 evident delight "Thats what l
like to see, q square btoU r
The counsel Apd spectators were amazed,
and sat looking at the delighted Justice like
statutes; then three or four OF them burst in-
to laugh.
"Order in Court," cried the Squire. "This
Court must be respected in proper manner
Proceed with your case, gentlemen"
"Well, but your Honor, said the counsel
for the prosecution. "Pd like to know what
kind OF proceeding this is. How can we
try this case under such circumstances2 Your
Honor, show"
aorder in the Court" roared the Squire
"Gentemen, proceed with your case. I'm
glad il was square blOO he struck himl' be
continued, ending the sentence 10 hearty
laugh, l.r.
Z or course the prosecution crested" here,
and we'll they might. The square blow
had settled their hash in that Court The de-
fence offered their teslimony, and the JUS
dee dism Used the case
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-02
NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES ! f!
IN n ---7---~l al
HENRY MILLER,
MERCHANT TAILOR |

VNTOULD bea leave to inform his former customer
w and the public N general that he has reopen
cd his Merchant Tailor Establishment In the new
room IN HustoA Building, No. 292 Third street, one
door east q Jefferson street; HIS goods are Of the
French oIeth, Beaver and CassinAare,
Goods will be made up IN the latest aud beRt style
and wsrrNnted 70 A.. A null assortment Of Gems
Furnishing Goods always on hand, have general
and well selected stock of shs very beat qualify and
latest atyls Of ftH t
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
for those who cannot wait 70 have clothing made 70
order. All ask is 10 give me trial. and II will do
all 70 afve uatistneuop.
octi-d8m -" HENRY hlLLE6.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-02
Dayton, 1enla and Columbus Railroad.
@k M M
CHANGR or TIME.

THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through TrainsJr from Dayton 10 all Eastern Cities
FTNHREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, Ieavin DAYTON
i for the East as follows: Mail, 1885 A NJ Go.
lurnhus Accommodation, 11:O6 A. M. Night Express,
$3.50 p. NJ.
ARRIvfNGA AT DAYTON Night Express, 4:4b p.
n. Columbus Accommodation, 9;3b A. NJ. Dayton
Express, 7:15A. M,
Trains run by Columbus time, which Ia seven min
utes faster than Dayton time.
Through tlcketa can be had for all Eastern Citag
by calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent
'laI W. WOODWARD, supr,
MAJ Cipcunati Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-02
STEPHENS HUBER & 90.
Real Estate Agents.,

e7o 81 ESQ Third st.
WILL attend tc the selling and buying Of real estate
loan money on bond and mortgage, make col eCtons,
4c:, Ac Albnsness entrusted to them will be faith
fully attended 10,
tt- Oct 25-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-02
NEW IMPROV EMENTS
WELLS

II WISH to inform the citizens ofMontgomory county
i that have bought
SuEgett's Patent for Boring Wells,
and am now prepared to al orders that be let al
Brooks A Lights, under Ohristopher's Auction
Rooms, Jefferson srect, or send orders throuRhthe
Post Once, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-02
Real ESTATE Agemts.
LENTz &APPLEGATE.
Real Estate Agents,

OmeS aga Third street North side
H (Opposite Town Cloek)
For Sale, Flax Factory, occupied by Messrs. DaVs
4 Co., with machinery, and acres ofland.
farm 100 acres mile north OF Browns station on
Western 4. K, on Twin Creek, we'll improved
$4,000
A BRICK house, cor Of Brown and Ann sts.
double frame house Hess street.
A double frame house on Walnut street
AdOuble frame house on Fifth street;
A farm of acres, az miles from Dayton
arm Of IA acres, miles from Dayton
arm OF 90 acres on Greenyille r X
farm OF 1893 acres near Germantown;
A brick house on Filth street, No227;
farm OF 10 acres, veil improved, ins brick. house.
and best Twin bottom land q mile west Of Ger
mantoNn.
A farm Of SO acres good Improvements at Browns
station on Western X. h,
we'll mproVedfNrm Of 100 acres, two miles east o
Sonora, on Western railroad.
A good house and large lot on Main street, No 254.
A hrm ofT6 Aorea on Germantown pike, miles nom
Dayton.
Two small farms, we'll improved adjoining Liberty,
miles from Dayton, OF a6 and ~ acres each.
number Of houses and lots In different paris Of the
city. All will be sold cheap.
lY2s LESTz a APPLICABLE, r. X. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

teers. 18th Michigan Volunteers, 6oth Ohio
Volunteers.
Third Brigade-2Ist Ohio Volunteers, 7tt tn
Ohio Volunteers, 3Sth Indiana Volunteers w."
second Division, Brevet Major General J. d.
First Brisade, Brieadier General Vande-
we're. com standardization Michigan, atn MICA.
isan' 18Th Illinois, 10th Illinois, l7tn NeE
fSrs. Rrisade-1arst Ohio. 1l3th Ohio, lesth
ohto asth Ohio. 3ith Illinois, 18th Illinois.
Third Brigade-s5th Illinois, seth Illinois,
,,a,h Illinois, 125th Illinois, SD Ohio, 22d In
aisna, 37th Indiana, detachment.
Third Division, Breyet Major General A.
Baird commanding.
Fret Brigade, colonel M. O. Hunter GEM
manding-17th Ohio, 3lst Ohio, seth Ohio, 9ad
Ohio, SD Indiana, I'D Missouri, detachment;
1lth Ohio, detachment
Second Brigade. Colonel Gleason command
ing-105th Ohio, I'd Minnesota, 18th Indiana,
S7th indiana, 10lst Indiana.
Third Brigade, Brigadier General q. 5.
Greene commanding-lith Ohio. 33th Oaio,
10Th Kentucky, 18th Kentucky, 7ith Indiana.
Artillery Brigade, oath army corps,l-Bat
terry @. LIST Illinois Artillery; Battery l., 90 Ina
nos Artillery; 5th Wisconsin Battery
In our next edition we shall give fuii par.
ticulars OF this magnificent parade.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIO NEWS,
LATE FxOn rae SOUTH.

S943.OCO Of Jeffs Specie Captured-GeW
Gilmore Issues an OrCer-He Repaid.
stes tbe Pr0ciamntioGs % the 4 ebel tiav-
ernors of South carolina and Georgia.
NEW YORK. May II the steamer America
brings SevauI ah dates TO the 10th inst.
The Herald has al vices from Augusta. The
country between Savannah and Augusta is
filled with rebel paroled soldiers, reIurnIng 10
their homes.
Nearly all the planters have put in largo
amounts OF seed, mostly corn and rye Some
have plaursd cotton, the first In four years
But few sisves have ske daddled.
Great grief and excitement was caused In
Augusta by the announcements of the capturs
OF paws. wagon containing two hundred
and Iorty-t three thousand dollars in specie. oe-
longing TO the rebel Government, was found
In a hy way and turned over TO Gea. Mo-
lenlapX.
(ren Gilmore has issued order declaring
null and VOID the proclaim atoms issued by the
seit stylsd Governors OF South Carolina,
Georgia and Florida, and also declaring that
the people OF the black race are free citizens Of
the United States, and are TO be projected in
the freedom and In the fruits OF their IND ustry
by tie Government. 'ett q
Gen. Wilson, in a letter to Gov Brown, who
hsd complained OF the collapse of the
rency and the great destitu ion OF provisions
among the people, eats he is instructed by the
presidee.s to say to him thar these evils were
caused ty treason, instruction and rebellion
again ST the laws OF the United States, aud car
ried on for toe last four years; ADD you Uou-
federa,e rebels and traitors, " no alone are re-
sporsible for the waste, des.itution aud want
now existing inrhe State, and the result which
the fortunes Of war have imposed upon the
people Of Georgia, and all thu loss and woa
tnev have suffered, are charged upon you and
your confederate rehals, who, usnrping au-
thority. provoked war to the extremity, until
com r.lIed 10 lay down YoUr arms and a,-
cep. the Just penalty Of the crime OF trea-
son and rebellion; that the restoration of
peace and order cannot be entrusted to
rebels and traitors; that the persons who
melted the war and carried it Will not
be allowed 10 assemble at the call OF Their
accomplices TO act again as the legislators OF
the State, and again usurp the authority and
fyanchise. Those who have caused so muc III
woe will not be allowed power again TO set on
foot fresh acts OF treason and rebellion.
In calling the Legislature together again
without permission Of the President, You have
perpetrated u fresh crime, that will be dealt
with accordingly. an d II any person presumes
70 snswer or acknowledge yonr call he Will be
immediately arrested ~
d The new trads regulations for Savannah are
working most satisfactorily. Silver Is plenty
III Augusta for change, and greenbacks are at
Dar. $500 3' 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24
THE GRAND REVIEWS.

As we write the Grand Armies Of NJ ajor Gen.
Sherman 10 passing by our windows ana sre re
ceiyipg the piaudits dua 10 their greaf SCI sioes
A 5 they pass on in steady column oron|eu anu
worn, and bearing their battle torh moss, 80
breast swells, (as on Yesterday
brc,her ns,r,o, so,siers of the Army OF the
Potomac nasssd over the same ground,l In re-
cospition of what the country owes 70 Inem
now and IN all coming time
Ths mind recalls the almost romanticaiiy
glorious career OF these veterans, and the re.
marRable campaign resulting in the capture OF
Atlantis; the wonderful march from Atlanta TO
Sayann ali, when sherman and his army struck
ont on es adventurous career as did Colum.
bus and his band IN quest of a new continent.
We recall the brearhless anxiety with which
he country waited for Intelligence Of this
adventurous piece OF strategy, precedented
only by the feat of Cortez In destroying his
ships and his last hope Of communication rear
wsrt, in entering upon b 8 Mexican career.
We remember the thrill of exuItation, OF re-
lief from painful suspense when the news
come that those bold campaigners had
emerged upon the Atlantic, at the point aimed
for, and with scarcely the loss of man in the
execution Of what the incredulous rebel lead
ers pronounced in its inception as "a prodi.
gious design ''-one that they confidently pre-
dicted would "Iead Sherman to the Paradise
of Fools" The succeeding grand successes
of the armies OF Tennessee and Georgia culmi-
mating in the surrender to them of Johnston
and the rempa OF the rebel forces are freshly
before MS.
Remembering thus the remarkable achieve.
ments of this army, so depressing in influence
upon the rebel fortunes at the time, and CO. OPP
Grating so essentially In working the grand
COLLAPSE OF the rebellion, the spectator OF to day
regard each passing veteran as a man to whom
he and his owes a debt OK fervent gratitude,
one that Is kno led ged In but the fainest de.
gree by the piaudit that bursts inyoluntariIy
fr ON ever mouth.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEW S.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

LATE FROM EUROPE.
The News Of job nston's Surrender There
Rebel Pirate at Maraeilles-The Pi.
rate Steaewau at Melbourne-D Decline
in Getten.
NEW YORK. May 2I.-The steamship Edin-
burgh, from Liverpool on the 10th via q ueens
town on the l,tn, has arrived here with ates
one Gay later.
a Point de Gale telegram Of May lat. says
aretel pirate is reported to have arrived at
Manila a.- 90
Latest Via Queenstown
LONDON, MAY 11-Jonnston's surrender was
geLerally regarded here as q foregone conciu.
SOD. The effect was slight. A Melbourne des.
patch OF March 29th, says the pirate Shenan.
doah is cruising off that coast, but no captures
are announced
Cotton dull With a define of a IA < 4, occa.
stoned by the late ad vices from America The
maj ket If firm hut quiet.
LONDON, May 1I.-COnsois 90xa9O1; Five
twenties "a ass. s
LONDON, May i3 The Daily News denies
the statement that Pr. stdent johnson has
caused Tres re presen tAtions to be made con
Dsctsd with the pirate Alabama IL says the
case rem aims as Mr.. hincoln left 1t -
The M Tvs by the Persia only strengthened
the con viction now universal that the re belliOn
Is over - G7f TIaL
The rebel loan IL quoted at l2ali. I'D
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Written for The Washinston Star.
HOMEWARD BOUND.

BY MRS LIZZIE YORK CASE.
Thank God the last proud victory's ronl
The last long. weary march 10 done;
The Div ousc 6res are burning low.
And conquered is the last fierce foe;
While they who have the DANGER dared.
And they Who have the trials shared,
With wrestbs of dsAthless glory cre1nd,
Thank God at last are g homswArd bound.''
shou der to shoulder they have stood,
On many q field OF war and blood;
Together fou ght on battle plain,
Together wept for com sde slain.
These soldiers brave, aud tried and true.
Will bid each other now aiieu,
And with all honor. glory crOwn'd.
Bach warrior chief IS homevArd bound"
The drums 81 all z ulster them no more,
Nor cannon send its deadly roar;
The busle call they will not hear,
But voice of loved ones Nil their ear.
The battle g shock, the dungeon gloom,
They'll change for joys of home, sweet home;
OF may q heue With plenty crownI.
Await each soldier " homeward bound"
Ended at last. this cruel war:
Oh mother, sister weep no mofel
Let all your fea aBd sorrows cease,
And hail the holy da IN of peace.
Oone with your smiles ard hind words. eo,o.
And hid the hero welcome no me-"
He comes With wre aths Of laurel crownd,
No more to tread the picket line.
Nc more in hospital to pire,
No more to long for words from home
To cheer the weary prison gloom.
No more TO rueh to deadly strife,
No more TO peril limb snd life,
Tor p.nfs at last sweet Peace is found.
And they who sought her. ''hOnswsrd DO uad. -
What is the pittance that ne shares
r., AL the soldier braves and
For who fse him leaves home and frierds
His countfy's honor TO sefends
Oh had the soldiers courage failed.
Our hanpe il the dutt had trailed,
Ard liberty her grave had found
And slaTery been with triumph crown'd.
When the -ed tide of battle lowered.
Or when defeated, ovsrpowered. ...
Still fr "a the mighty pbalsnx stood
Like rivers ran tn air hero blood
7 he. left their dead in Thousands slain,
And "rallied round their Ras'' again
They saw that flag with victory crovn'd %
Ard new they're m srching "homeward bound I"
They come 10 US ell battle worn.
They briB our Tag with bullets torn,
y 1T with its stsir s OF battle gore,
IT'S dearer, holier. than before,
For liberty is born anew
Beneath that dear BED White, and Blue
TT en- hail, the flag with victory crowndi
Then hail tie soldier "honeward bound
But there are hundred thousand slain,
Who slsep upon the battle plain;
n pd there thouseud hearte that yeafu -
Fer tf ose who never viii return.
Oh while We write each deathless nsms
Upon tie sacred scroll Of fame.
Let us provide for those that mount
Ard comfort those whose hearts are torn; .s
Whose Sol with triet ter glory crown'd
A dssrer. better Home" have found.
BALfIkoR1, May u. 1856.
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THE ARMY OF THE rENNEssEE. a

Yesterday, by direction OF the War Depart,
ment, Major General John H. Logan assumed
command OF the Army OF thu ftsnsessse.
thereby relieving Major General o. @ How.
sAfds who has been assigned 70 dnty as Supar ;!
infeb dent OF the Ereedmen,s bureau c2g - -
= Najor General W, b. Hazen has assumed
conifaaud@ of the 18th cefpe, heresofofe cont.
man den by General Logan. 80 = e,s = ! -. :
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
jeff Davis and 4. Clay in their Cells q I
Fortress N0nroe-MrS. DAVIS and Mrs.
Claw still Oh the Stea er CLYDE.

Jen. DAVIS eho u y Ciay IN thrtr CrtIs At
RortPess N0nr0e-MrS. DAVIS and Mrs.
Clay still Oh the Stra clyde.
E FORTRESS MoERGK, Mayo JET. Davis and
Clement q. Clav, sitter having beea taken yes
teIday afternoon from. the steamer Clyde, we're
Immediately escorted inside the For r-ss, al
a. once placed in the closest confinement ia
the cells prepared for their reception. in the
second tier Of Casem.tes They occupy calls
adjoining each other. and ara carefully guarded
ny two officers and twenty men or the I'd Penn
syisania artillery, Of the fort garrison.
Mrs. Davis and family. and the wife OF
Element u. CLAW, remain on hoard the steam n
Clyde. which has been coating all day pre-
para.ory TO conveying them and Col. fritch-
ards command south ward again. The strict.
est regulations are being enforced by the mil
i'ary authorities respecting persons visiting
the fortress. BY order OF the Secretary Of
Wan. no one, either civil or military, rs At
lowed 10 enter the fortress uLlsss provided
with passes, which. ara furnished very spa
rinely by the commander of the post. -0--.
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REBEL OUTLAWS.

We hear that gang OF rebel outlaws havA
crossed over from 10 wer, Mary land into West.
moreiand county. Va, who have been co m mat.
ting depredations IN that eectiou. few days
since fbIeessoldters were attacked and oad
" no were, IN the rebel army have already reo
turned to their homes aud are very busy In
trying TO phke q crop. They Appeal to the,
s noveInHspt fos email Cavalry force TO raa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

o2 WEEKLY SrAa, 0or Immense edition ofsasl
Weekly ,SfaY for tast waek, contaipinE cenpleie
ispd acc afafe details ofytne conspiracy srsatts
now nearly sexhAdssed. and, SAoss dsatsing
,eopiesshosld apply 81 enee.sssss.e .tz 0smsf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

~ From ShiuiDgton, 0oeon Building, we
have an advance copy OF Godey's Lady's Book
for June.
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rebel loan IL q uofed at l2al4.
Death q J.re. Clemens.

HUNTSVILLE, ALA May 81 Hon. Jsre. Gle
meDs, ex.UnIted Staies Senator from Ala
hama, died at his residence in this city this
morning, at haif-past seven O'Clock OF con.
gestion OF the lungs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24
:sFAT Z SHERMAN.


There 10 o current report amongst news.
paper men to-day that MAJOR General sherman
has written letter for publication, dated at
his camp. near Alexapdris, and addressed 70
s. NJ Bowman, in which he roundly Abuses
the War Der artment and quotes Shakespears
TO q considerable extent, sprcpos TO the disap.
prevail BY the Govefnnent Of his terms OF
pacihca,ion with the rebel Gen. Johnston.
1t is to be regretted thar an Otdcer VINO has
deserved SO well of his country should insist
on putting himself into so false position.
The. country was gratified by the apparent
good sense shown by him when first instr acted
that the Government declined 70 endorse his
extraordinary arrangement with Johnston
The public, remembering his great ser vices,
wera anxious to forget a false step so cheer
fully receded from, as appearances went,) but
IL now appears that he was but bcstling mp
his spleen, and is obstinately bent upou
not only defending his policy in treating with
Johnston. but also on assuming the offensive
against all whom he holds responsible for
causing Its disapproval. In this course that
General Sherman has marked out for himself
he makes a fatal, an irretrievab,e mistake
The country has made up its verdict VITA
almost entire unanimity in reprobation OF toe
Sherman.Jonpston pacificatiop, and any re.
opening Of the question Will only serve 10
cause that verdict II be reafiirmed with more
to fasten upon a single Governmental depart.
ment " hat is the voice Of the whole American
people, makes the greatest mistake OF all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-24

TIE CITY HALL.-Last evening, the Citv
Hall. by direction of Mavor WaIlsch, was
bril- .iantly t!iuminated-ths names or ''tfraGt"
and sherman" with the word sUnion" sur
mounted by large star, appearing IN gas jets.
The display attracted mucn attention.
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Sailing or the Africa.
BOSTON. May a24.-rhe steam ship A frica
sailed this morning e, for Liverpool with S25O,O0o
in specie. ~ ~ =. q
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COCOA AND CANTON MATING At Pr
We hare jus4 received from the importers, With
g * and
MAITIEGs; somprisips Che finest suaiisy era Of
Auction ..s S 6sJ I; xssf 49, o.,
nay ass I0hron. 4 IntsI.l --
i I1Ur1EANT gEElRALs asAssrs
TIE BEST S SzkS il Fs An E Ii iI:tr,r.so,
''r sa'e ~ FRANKLIN & CO.'S.
s.s. .s pi ZEE ana :.s streets,
m, Also sef eson., Hnsei fSH1ls
.s a, sFssa !.
advertised. Also. Oharalin,s Life Of the
BAR q iii IS sss Lad sal;ss'
my -02w 1l3 Penn. avenue.
pOroHAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
, 1ss l.,E: a.
G f.. Alsssnaris. Washington. and sssasz
' r. ss:' aSs xss
a. all the uau al isndin gs on the Potomac river
fiHsi .sd e. s Hess to
1ewI. and 241 street, between 18th and itt!e,
II H1fsa S se01sn sAs,rz.ns.
.aI 8 ss ;.i. ssss: ~. .::s...
myle,et Near 9Th strest.
32l PEsNsfLyANIA Avxngs. 321
suffers. ofHc.rs and Soldiers will and a full a.
TINwARI AND CAMP FIXTURES.
PLATES CUPS. FRY PANS.
KNIVES AND FORKS, SPOONS,
CHAIRS. COOKING STOVES,
COFFEE BOIL ERs. BUCKETS,
SCALES. &C.. &C.. at
, Fl. & H I. gREG0RY'5,
mIS-st 321 Pennsylvania av.. near 7th st.
a Properties Of HELM B0LDs FLufD Ex.
Tract fIG es vii Be With tsos.
w w. ~" MAkUFASfGRERs
rw1KEs ass6D NETTING
Dealers in ss,iele. nseS 81
oicf m corner of Pratt aud South streets B.lt'
T ghBxR LuMBIRH LUMB1Ri,I
wILLIT REDGRAvE.
Have .sa. hand =; ana offer fer sale at low prices
' 'A BUILDING LuMslR.
White Pine Cuttings 4, 6 andS4
90 Seconds ana Selects 1 5. 6ande4
White and Yellow Pine Flooring and 50
White Pine siding SO, Select and Culne
Hemlcrk Boaros and 4 bright and sound
Yellow Pine Ste p pin e 5 4 sooi)
| Spruce. HenIoei ssd yellow Pine Joisss and
Scaprins Of all sizes and lengths
Popfsr, t6ivery vide and good
Dressed Lumber of all kinds
SbipRles. Posts. & g.. &c. .
Cash huy ers will end it to their interest TO call
M before purch asip elsewhere. as We are de-
tsrmined to make our prices 70 snit he times.
WILLbT Il REb9RAVE,
my2-stt Cor. 18th st. and the Canal
THE UNDEBsI6NBD HAS SOLD OFT HIS
] Lumber Yard Ia NATHANIEL B. FU4lT r,
with whom al persons indebted to me are ear
pestiy REQUESTED to make immediate ssttlsn1ent
in ordsHo facilitate the clos Of the affsirs
ofthe old coDcerp. JOSEPH fUGITT.
Washington. D G. April I, 1885
NATHAN 8. FUGITT,
LUMBER DEALER,
6IxTH STREET WEST, NEAR PA. AVENUE
apT In
THE STEAMER JOHN GIBSON has arrived at
L Der sJf in 6eorgetnwn, and .n~
is nss dIsehArsipg freish Those r FIR ~
having goods please call and tskea-H1sxxzz..7n
them awAy.
myl6 W r SNOW d 90, Agents,
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i CHAMBER, @ tz
DINiN0 ROOM. a5 -.s .s, nc
or G-tr 8 and OFFICE RURNITCRE.
Bargains may be had 10
- CABINET FURNITURE
By calling at Iron Hall. 90 ~ -l-
my 10 eo6s fg @. W. bOTDLER. in.
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