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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-02-16
respOndence Of the journal.
CORRECTION.
CAHP or -iru ISDIANA.

Near Huntsville. Ala, Fc5. =, COS
| would beg leave, through your
columns, To correct statement
which appeared in the issue Of Jan
nary 10Th, in which You gave Isaiah
W. Kemp and l.. G.. Pickett, credit
for capturing a gun and caisson, in
the late hattie before Nashville
knowing that they do not claim it
here, (nor is il claimed by any one for
them, ! deem it justice to the com
pany 10 state that it has been. and
still is matter OF dispute between
the Sith and 18th Pennsylvania. as to
which should have credit for the gun.
as parts Of both regiments crossed
the rebel works at the same time
Puckctt was left, by Captain Orr, TO
guard the caisson. but did not cross
within twenty yards of the gun, and
quite a number were over the works
before Sergeant Kemp. As soldiers.
we are willing to give credit for
bravery euery time, but it is simply
ridiculous for t'ro men TO have the
praise for Il deed OF yalor for which
a thousand hold equal CLAIMS.
These facts can be abundantly
proyehin the company and regiment,
and as justice to those who took
equal part in that glorious struggle,
I would ask their publication.
Yours for justice,
ISAIAH Z. WATTS.
We published the matter spoken Of
on what we deemed good authority.
We did not get the information from
Sergeant Kemp or Pickett, but we
had it from those we thought disin-
terCsled.
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Dissolution OF C0-Par.EerShiD

ri Office is hereby given that the part
Y nership heretofore existing between
Williams 4 huff. is this day by mutual con
sent dissolved. The business will be settled
by r. r. Williams.
Feb. IL. WILLIAMS & HUFF
HAVING PURCHASED Mr.. Huf's in
q 4 terest, expect to continue the bust
ness nj the same stand. Thankful for past
patronage, / desire a continuance Of the
same. r. K. WILLIAMS.
Feb. IL, 1863 $50
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-02-16
The following is published at the
request Of the friends Of Father Put
man:
SCHENECTADY. February 6, 1861

T. EDGER, ESQ-Dear Sir: Upon
examining the old Book OF Minutes,
| ain glad TO find that can give you
all the information yoa require; the
records show that brother Erasfus
Putman was initiated May 9th, 1893.
and received the second and third
degrees, May 18th. On December
10th, same year, he was elected
Junior Deacon OF the Lodge, and
August 18th, 1904, his request to
withdraw from the Lodge WAS grant
ed. The book also shows that he
was n REGULAR attendant ut the meet
ings Of the Lodge, during the time
he was a member. | can imagine
what a satisfaction these particulars
will be to YOU, as ! know they would
be to me if l was in yonr situation,
and am happy to be able to furnish
them.
We should prize the Diploma, OF
which you speak in your letter, it
being the Diploma of q brother
made Mason in Schenectady over
sixty years AGO, and containing the
names Of officers in the Fraternity,
some of whom have descendants still
living in the place. Yon can imagine
how delighted we should be to have
such an ancient document framed
and placed i'll our room.
Truly and fraternally yours,
THoMPsoN DEALTRY,
Secretary st. Georges Lodge.
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A Single Bottle will last n Month";
To be used three times "A day.
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONY
From Hon. Thos. J. Turner. Ex- Member OF
Congress. from Illinois, late Speaker q.
Illinois House Of Representatives, and
Grand Master of A. r. aud A Il. OF tho
State Of Illinois.
FREEPoRr, Oct. 81, 1868.
DR. ID. II. SrELYE:
Dear sir-ln reply to your notice OF tho
ls;h inst., would say that was severely
afflicted with Catarrh for years, when be-
came acquainted with you and bought two
bottles of pour Liquid Catarrh Remedy
Before had used one bottle was .ensibly
Improved. and before the second bottle vas
finished, was completely cured. can 70.
commend to all afflicted with Cstarrh.
Respectfully Yours,
THOS. j. TURNER.
FOR SALgIN WINCHESTER. BY
II. p. KIZER and J. T.. HIRSH.
And at Wholesale ~ fndianapolis, By Daily.
Ksif.. 1 Rush. 19S
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We make the following extract
from letter from \. .. Neif, to
Capt. John Nef:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

TIoua-euperhns q 90, Extra 90 Is y Dbl; Doabls
ExtrA, p Dbl. 10 Is. toc less p Dbl wholesale.
thanksgiving. 81 4o@l 80; Fail, IS 70 o6 = ba
RTs-sO@I5c p bush.
BAalxY-fall,i 5O91 es; Spring, j 4o@i 30.
0Afs-50 TO Sc q bush.
CoRx-66c p bushel buying; 20 TO 75c selling.
CoRS MxAL-$2 90 p l00 hs. buying; - selling.
BHAE-Wheas, u 10 y 100 be. buying; Is to %
selling
and scarce.
PofAroIs-1 50 buying Go12 90 selling.
OsIoxs-$2 90 buying; selling At - 60.
TuRNlPs-60c buying 90 selling.
Bur1xR-25 TO 35s buying; 80 to 40c selling.
Eass--l7 TO 18c buying; 21xc selling.
CHicKxss-so % to 10 buying 90 TO Is selling.
and very scarce.
TuHKsrs-ls 1s1zc y b. buying; selling At 2c, and
scarce
WHITE Bz.ss-Common to Good, 81 5oal IS buying;
rs TO rs selling.
TALLow-llc.
BrEswAx-5oto 56c buying
HAr-Timoihy iii 90; Prairie sl2 90.
HIDss-Dry Flint, l5c Dry sailed l3c; 0ruboy, hall
price; Green, 9; Green Sheep Pelfs, 81 so to IS.
LxArHIs-Hemlock sole ~ to 46c p b. do harness 4sc
h do upper 30 $50 per foot. Oak sole ooc 2 d. Do
harness sac r n.
sEGps-Timothy, 81 IS to 4 So flax. 81 %, Clovez
Il 90 to {1i 90 y bush.
uoas-Dressed siI 90 to IL so p 100.
LARD-ls to 2Oc buying; &c selling
HAMs-22c p D.; Sugar Cured do, sc.
BEEF CATrLr-s3 so to IS 90 gross.
euExp-S4 so to S. so = head.
FKArHERs-5o to 63c-
RAGS to &c, buying
BAae-Burisps, So to 55c.
| Single Gunnies, 42c; double do, Csc.
Seamless, 2 BUSH, 75c 70 Is.
| Flour, x bbl- 30 to So.
do bbl., 80 to IS.
do u Dbl. (paper)s.
| SAcxs-wool Backs, 90 piece
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16
sEThe paroled prisoners, whose ~
rival day before yesterday, we noticed,
left town yesterday morning.

GoprY's LApr's BooK.-We are in ~
.a;n. of the April number. The illustra-
lions ara numerous and handsome. They
are nThs Recognition" steel plate;
"First of April" ColOred Fashion Plate.
&c Marion Harlan, Mrs. M. Y. Victor,
and Caroline Orne appear among the con-
t,;butor. to this number, and the list Of
contributors is large and attractive.
Published by Louis A. Cooley, Phila-
delphie.
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WA ITEMS.

-Maior Richard Root, of the 9th Iowa
cavalry, charged with varions miademean-
ors, has been honorably acquitted by
court martial.
The Csss county Messenger says that
any sort of premises with a cabin on
them and few acres of improved land,
sell readily up in that county, and at good
prices.
There was spirited contest at Ma.
rengo at the late municipal election, and
the temperance ticket triumphed. We
learn from the Marengo Review.
The Charlton Patriot announces the
success of the "Aiud Ticket" at the
local election there. What that means
appeareth not.
The Dubuque and S. c. Railroad, it is
expected, will be finished to Ackiey by
July LIST, and to Iowa Falls by the LIST of
October next.
The Magnolia Republican says q
man named Mccormick was drowned in
Musquito Greek south of Magnolia, few
days since by his saddle turning with
him, while crossing the stream.
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~. Call on Leech d Mumm, attorneys
and real estate agents, for bsrgains.-
They have on their sale.book large
number Of dwelling houses of all kinds,
from first class to cheaper resldenees.-
Some of the property will pay go per
cent. upon the investment. They have
for sale one of the best dwelling houses in
the city, with three lots, all the modern
conveniences, and finest view in the city
price 1000; title perfect. Call and
examine their sale book. Office in Court
House. Their facilities for making ab.
stracts Of titles to property are the best
in the city. marl5-2t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

~A lecture will be delivered on FRI
day evening, March 18th, by the Rev
Father De Galley in st. Peters Church.
Admission 25 cts. The proceeds to be
given TO the poor.
Tickets may be procured at Lowry's.
G2t1
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sesAs-- c. - pcrso ~, III, mel 1ins. -
49, - - x@h q sssi How Tea. :, no
M.As - - ssoi ssseslsasyrus,l =
81 St-9oeeAGn, eoD1 o.
0sern.--LoMsy Ct - 70 $50.
K5oD-l0O109fr.
epsA-AReicsn, lie; HAsilsh, Il
eoA!.r.lms HIS 0srnan, 1a110lae; sA Louis Ger
0AnEsNstar, 81 to Sc; MouId, 2oDz1c,:
TzAs-YounS Hyson, 81 oo02 Is; imperial, u - to
1oBAoco-bark Sweet rs TO ooc; Medium Brands, %
10 26cs Gold and Natural Leaf q 30 70 u Is.
NAus-pm1 Drands - rs rates.
6LADe-Sx1ocoaatry - 30; City 70, ra1es.
OoRpAaH-LOWer ct ~ to 28c.
DRIxD AYFx1s-14lS 70 1b1<c = D.
DklKD CuK1ANrs-26c.
RAuus-Nsw \ n. 81 70; IAysr$7 70.
AARa-e o0O3 Is.
PAM 6RAncH-u to 12c.
WOODEN WARs-2 Hoop Pails, - 70; 3 hoop do - 70.
No. Tubs, $16 bo No.2 do, Is 90 No do 10 So Nests
3D. do, 4 Is. Washboards, IS 90.
InH-No. Mackefsl, bbis. 81 90 for new.
No. 2 do do SO 90 do
No. do hf do So OO@l2 50.
No. do hi do SO 0O69lc 50.
HI bbls. No. White Fish, 10 SO new.
O1s-CoalOn, 9S0Q5c; Linseed OIL 81 SOL 90 Lard
OH e 90; Fish OIL, n 90; Meats Foot Oil 81 ss0l So
CaHsss-W. r. and Hamburg n TO Csc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

RUNNING AuAIs.-Messrs. Vail, Ar
mitare & Co., of Buckeye Foundry"
started again Tuesday evening. This is
repairing damages pretty quick, as their
boiler exploded on last Thursday morn
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

NJ Lowry has received Lsdy's Book
for April. Don't fail to buy . copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16
THE CITY.

Grsr WAxrsD.-A good girl 70 do
general housework, can End employment
by calling at corner Of Second and High
streets, on Mrs. Howell.
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TOR SALE-A Frame Cottage Dwell.

l. ing with rooms, cistsrn, good reilar and
ne growth Of fruit trees with fr let and all IL good
order, sitrafed business. Exchange street. be-
tween 9th and sth streess- Title good. Price. S2oo
Enquire Of H. B. TEN-EYCk.
feby3
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EOR 6ALE-A Frame Dwelling, with
II nve rooms Ict well fenced good cistern &C. situa
ted High street. between 10th 18th streets Price
81 200. Enquire Of fmaylol H.BrEN-RTCK.
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)R SALE-6O acres of land on the

4 bluff above the Mississippi River about miles
above the city, with small log honse and IS under
fence. Title good sale Price So per Gallon
H b. TEN-EYCK.
fAnQ Real Esfafe Aren't.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

Tor SALE-2O BY 40 feet, oommen-
IL cling 90 feet fron 9th street on Main in Lafayette
Square. Price $780, Call ON II. b. TEN-EYCK.
oct28.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16
EOR SALE-Tbe three story double

Ix'OR ChLE-- ne tHIee sIUTy uUUUIE~
4 brick and frame building known the Pavilion
situated Concert street between III and 81 streets
This honse has 10 each side with ci=terns ard
cellars accommodate both sds. 1t will accommodate
families it may be used barring house II
VIII be sold separately together to suit purrhasers
Title good OF no sale. Enquire of
feb22 III. q. TES-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16
TOR SALE-A one story Frame Dwell

ing House. large frame barn. cistern, cellar and 9th
improvements with fail let, situated Bank street,
between LIST and ID streets keokuk Title good Price
ST. ffebI3t III TES-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

or rooms cfstern cellar lot so by 100 feet situ
afed the corner Of I'd and Exchange streets good
chance for steamboat man, vho place
the river. Title good sale. Price 81 5ou Enquire
Of ffebSSl III. Ii. TEN-EYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-16

located a very fine lot, conveniently situated to
business Of Sd and Concert street. Title good
Price 81 900. Enquire of Ii. n. TEN-EYCk.
feblS 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-11
TIRE HORRORS OF INDIGESTION

You complain of your stomach. unfortunate dys-
peptic; but ought not your stomach to complain
fycu9 Possibly the psngs you eadure are Simply
the stomachs method Of taking revenge upon you
for neglecting and abusing it. Perhaps you have
never made an effort 20 improve its condition, bu
on the other hand are continually cram min g twlth
UNIV holesome and incopgruous food. Have you
ever tried HosTE7TERs STOMACH BITTERs a proper
diet and regular meals? The Bitters in week
would put your digestive apparatus ia perfect or
der regulate the flow of bile in accordan With the
laws of health, and produce Just so much aperient
action as would be necessary for your good; and
when You werg once al rigst, judicious and reg
ulsr dieting, with little of the Tonic now aud
then, would keep you 30. If you have neglected
these means of cure, don't blame your stomach for
ito rebellion. II is merely natures hint that she
wants help. If you glect it the nsxt thing may
be Inflam alton, scirrhus Cancer .or some other
violent and dar gerous diseaae There is such a
thing as being toe lvte in these matters. HOSTEL
TER's BITTFRs Will cure Dyspepsia; hut Dyspep-
STA may engender diseases which defy all restcra-
tives, Re 4-2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

''To Is or rCiro Jf-that'S the question:
Whether te suffer with mental anguish,
Feverish Ii ps cracking pains, dyspeptic sssnies.
Aud nameless bodily suffering,
From want of nerve aud uHfounded prejudice;
Or, whether with tudden dash,
Jump into u e general current,
Seize a bottle of PLANTATION BITTERS.
And, as GupJher swesrs. be myself man again.
Three months il is si,ce thus l thought,
And spoke, with faith exceeding weak,
But Gunther said my eyes were sallow,
Ny visage hSggard, my breath tremendous bad
Ny disposition trc ubesome-in fact,
He gently hinteo WAS fast becoming
Quite a nuisance and strongly insisted
And it was tn IS reluctantly yielded,
Four bottles now beneath ny vest have dissp
peared.
Friends say aLchanged man now is Jones:
My food has relish, my appetite is keen,
My step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds avord pois, is added to my weight.
gentle hint, fol owed before too late
Quite gratifying to the tailor. as we'll as Dr. Drake
feb e-lw
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LUBIN'S
FRANGrPANNI

FRANGrPANNI
TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
Is used throughout Europe, and considered
AERcEssITT IT THR TOILET or EVERY LADY
isnow for the 6rst time introduced
ToTHA
LADIES or AMB7I5A,
FRANgIPAHNr Power
is unrivallea for removing CHAPS. Cafes. Blotehes
Pf'nphs and other impurities Of tse s,An, render
Ing 1t soft, clear. ss',ooA and BEAUTIFUL.
FRAEGIPAENI POWDER
IL used to remove TAN and FREcKLKS. giving fresh
HsSs to the compilation and ksaiSy hHe to the skin
with youthful softnsss.
RRAHGIPAHNi POWDER
Ia used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the
inside of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn on and off with ease, ana preventing their
being soiled By Precipitation. After the glove is
Withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, Sorr, and
WHITE with a delicate freshness and perfume.
FRANGIPASEI POWDER
Is used to all roHghness and redness Of the
HANDS, ARMS and FACE. 1t seftens OoRSS, and
ell other cutaneOus excresences.
Price 26 Cents and 50 Cents, aeccsdinc to size OF
Package.
FOR sale BY
WILCOX Co, Principal Agents,
1s1 Water street New York,
and Principal Druggists and Perfumers.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ladies will hnd III my establishment very large
assortment of flowers frr the hair, Parls Gaps,
Head. dresses Nets Illusion and Monsselin Waists,
Combs. Bali Pins. Buckles. and Bits; a great
Iafo received new styles of Enslish and French
Riding BATE. Lauies' ard Children's MsntiilAs
CIosls and Dresses Ladies' Und-rsarm -nts nj
Any description. Bonnets always the latest styles
ARD No rest shspe
Dersrreo . nd tuhiu's French Perfumery
have ADDED to my husipess Human Il sir Man
ufsc,ory, wh.rs orders will be taken for any hind
If HsiTwsyk Gr1srs will also he taken for go IDS
from Psria snonntins to not less than one hun
cred dollars They ill he executed faith ly, &c
Ibaye my regular established house in Paris
nj WILLIAM, In porter.
33G Pepn. Avenue. Cite Treyisa.
Washir stun. ID. g. Paris.
feb 1
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UIEH,


On ths morning Of tn ell 9th instant, JOHN VAR
DEN, in his 74th year
His funeral will take plsoe from the Methodist
18th instant, at half past two p. M, where the
relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend. fs l0-2t~
On the morning Of the 18th instant. after q shert
and ssinfa, illness Of pneumonia, Miss HAN
The relations and friends of the family are in =
yited to attend the funeral on, Tomorrow (San.
her mother No. 500 sout d ST.. Capitol Hill. =
IN st louis, jan: %, Mrs. ELEN0R n THOMP
SON wife of j. q. Thompson az Arrow Rock, Mis-
scuri, in the Seth year of hsr age
Mrs Thompson embraced the RELIGION Of
died pieas and devoted member Of the Methodist
Church.
She adorned ell the relations of life in which she
called TO move, with IL the gcaces of the Chris
tiRu. the wife and the friend.
Beloved both by earth and Heaven our loss is
her eterD 81 gain. ". Il. P.
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VAIL Avp TTETKn CLefHING.

New usyles superb stock of Overcoats. Dress,
Frock, and Walking Coats, Psntsoons, Vests
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods, 10 &c.
We are Gov prsp to Thibit our stock Of Meme
ssnce Of ttyls variety and excel of fabric and
ssitb'ulle iof aufacture. has not been sur
market
Tues. In search ef Clothing for Gentlenen's nd
youths wear are invited to call and examine our
STOCK. We can say With assurances they will ftt
the night article on the mcst reasonable terms.
Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen g
Furnishing Goods, con- prising everything neces-
oc lo.Sn* Metropolitan Hotel Building
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oc Il. SIM Metropolitan otel building

THAT NEW STYLE OF COLLAR 30 much worn now
by our lady friends, ana so pretty, Can be made at
Princes, Sei street who has had t-o macnlne q
built express for futinE collars, rufies &c As
he knows hi busioeas ladies will of course kaoU
who 10 give their work to. Only machines in town.
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WARRANTED TO CURE IN Six DAYs.-Dr kGod-
fr.x ti5oie al Eu sish Speciio OF sixty five
xrars steodipg. vi cure G0aorrh0a in Six Gays.
No ohapg- of diet required. Price 81 per bottle.
sold nv & c. Ford cGroer lith st and Pa svsnue
Wsshinktsn, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. jss.l
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BOARDING.

GOOD BOARD ,iu . HarthaFn family, at 3ssa
~ street nOrts, ScS, twenty Ave dollars 3 month.
fe g lwa
ID good BOARD, please csll at the southwest cor
ner of 21st and a streets, near Pa. av. Terms
moderate. Bath in house, feb est
TOR RENT-pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS,
4 with Beard. at 466 12th street, betwe cen and
z. fe Aft
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AUCTION SALES
Is After NOON AND TOMORROW
RY ". b. LEWIS, Auetioueer.
- No. 307 Psnnsylvania avenue.

THIS AFTERNOON ANp TOMORROW
BIZ w.B LEWIS W. a agst Sss.s,,,,,, ,,....
THIS IvENINe, at O'Clock. at Store, Fancy
eUr Psea Wsrs sa .ns sv.F W.es.s
es.a Chains Pens Pencils IsTs';y %
RI JAS. o. MCGUIRE co.. kustionesrs.
On TUESDAY EVENfsa' FeSrn ar so9hs s,.,,
sci sell a. -. the auction Rooms OF James Msd aire
Possss,*s 'n ''n' gxaEs Z l. BsRsd H5i F''
fsn-dts 10. MCGUIRE a%u5oo: :, Aaes.
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auet.; eeoresnvn,
HOUSEHOLD FusN1rT IaossE &c, &C.. ArAuo-
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. February 18th.
.na r' At ssueTs
Household and Kitchen Furniture. being the eff
'ss ssd family dee'1TRRf 5s poG.s Aue.
ny W. L. WALL CO., Auct,oaeers-
II South corner Penna. av. and eth st.
GROCERIES, 5s1 Is G1Gass AND roBAs-
vii sell 81 ss lase at
Chests GunpeTder and Young HSDn Yea
Boxes ana and Ssss. Boa,
Bozss Starch. Yeast Powder. ana CHEESE
Gases g. Sc WHISKY: depi5ohns Brandy nd Whisky
Boxes Havana Tobacco s.d Ciears~
Il gross Natural Leaf Tobacco
Cases Claret and Ghempssne
s:s.1 20"
Barrels Whisky vsrioue brands
Vndersbirss and Clothfag
A quantity of Small Stores and antier's Goods.
Terms ces}i. ". L. VAIL & CO.,
fe 10 Auctienesrs.
PR THos DowETNa, Aucrr, asorsetovn.
aoUsIHebp FURNITURE aSD REJECTS AT
On MOHDAY MoRMiNG. FEB. 18th, at 10 o,clk.
I will rel at Ho. S. Dunbarton street, Between
ment Of aousesoia ana Kitessa Furnitas sss con-
listing Of
sss ss sns sSs:
Carpets, Buresns, BedsteadGr 80.
Cooking aud earlor Stoves
o Ara many aye sstiosss not mentioned.
fe le2t tEnioal TH05. BOWLING. Auet.
pY Ba0eKEB l. BELLIR; .Auctiorse.s,
ID Ne. 36S It'll street, one door shove I.
TWO STORY FRAME RoUsE ON STREET
At AUCTION.
On VkDN1SDAY, the ilSh day of February, at
O'Clock p n we will tsI at public AUCTION. by
Coart one Frame House on i street, between 4th
and 5th streets on lease zTound with the privilege
of buying she same 81 apecihed sum with the
TO run.
Terms cash
at sale; and if the te-ms not complied with in
Que week. the properts to be o'dSn five days no.
tee in Evening sta-s at the risk and cost OF the
"-'' p'' ' JOSEPH 3 BOSS, Administrstor.
BROKER Il BELLEW. AHcts.
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TILL LIFTIHG.-On the 18Th of January last
the money draw OF the store of Jesse Viii.
lams near LIST and n street south, was ro bbed
by three colored men, OF about $40, and about
ten days s,uce The ssme party robbed the money
draw Of Mrs. Van Ris wick, in the same Isigh-
borbcod. One OF the parties, named John
Martin. was arrested Tuesday evening py
officer WeedPr, ard he was taken before Ius-
tee Hancy. who co IN mi'ted him 70 Jail on each
charge. Dir. Williams and Mrs. Van Ris wick
fully identified him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-11

FIFTH WARD MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION
held at LaDgley's Hall, Capitol Hill, last eve
ming, Mr. q. /. Garfield in the chair, and r b.
Ferguson secretary. The committee on rules
mace a report which, after amendment, was
ADOPTED Any person may become a member
oy 5ing S25 for each share, and II is optional
now many shares may be taken.
Inc BORROWING permanent officers were cleo
Tee: q. 1. Can field, Pres ident; r. Il. Ferguson,
secretary; and G. r. Quick, Treasurer
Elsht shares were taken by four persons,
and me DOCKS were ordered 70 be left at Mr.
Quick store, where subscriptions will be
received.
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TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

MONS. DEMONGEoT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN
HAJR, WORKER IN HAIR, AND HAIR
DRESSER, takes great pleasure in irfor ming the
ladies and gentlemen he has just received the la
test Paris Fashions for the present season, snd Is
new ready to fill every order. Mons. Demongsot
is the only per in the city eff Wasnington hay
ing thorough knowledge of his business In which
to all Who viii honor him With a call fac stock
of Hair Oils, Pomade, and every kind OF Toilet
Dyeing and Dressins should be sent in the pro
frss of charge NJ Demongeot is partner of
house in Paris, Rue Rumeau, No. 4, kept by his
h,other aud will go to Paris every Spring. On
that occasion be will take every commission given
to him for Paris any order 10 France
Gall at DEMONGEOT'S Human Hair and Per
fumery Store, corner of and 10th streets, ness
the Avenue.