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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03
CUTTER FASTENER.
YAPP's
Gutter Fastener !
The nest Durable, the Cheapest, and
the most Simple Of any mode new
known for susPeBding Tin
Cutters or I've TPOHghs.
II IS strong and not visible 10 the
siShf.


THE MODE OF SUSPENDING
Cutters according 10 the Yapp's patent Is as
foliows Across the top Of the Gutter. At abont
from 9 TO 10 feet apart, a~ccoriine 10 the sizs and
length. IS soidered a halfinch lin tnbe. through
this tube q rod or bolt Of the required lsr on wffb
a thread on the end, is put through AND scrswed
into tho studdlng plate or rafter Of the building
to which the gutter is suspended. The GUT
tfs Y held 10 the rod by a pin, which is put
through a hole in tho tube. aud a corresponding
one in the spike. By simply pulling out thjs min
With the finger, the gutter could be taken on aad
shpped On again without any difficulty, thus rem
dering It easily repaired or painted. By this
mode the gutter Il hid stifiy in lis place from
year 70 year without any change in its position.
haeh roq Which sustains the gutter will support
me VeIsht OF q msu-thus giving an idea ofits
strength. The whole fastening5 arc out Of sicbt
gutter.
By the old mode the gutter is Suspended Nv b,-
ing a strip fin banded around IL and nailed to
tho building soon the nails get rustv end ~
band slips on. The wind operating en- The gutter
eradnaiy turns u around AID twists it about 80
as 10 make it useless. IN prOofof this look At ne
thousands Of Cutters hung by the old process,
Below - appended the certificates Of Architects
aud Builders certifying TO the superiority of
1app's Patent Gutter Fastener.
We, ina undersigned, Architects Of Cleveland.
haslng eareiGily examined into the merits OF the
above nooe OF Hanging and putting up Cutters.
ar-a-confdent TIA. ii Il superior to tbe oTi
eommsnd it me public
J. NJ, BLACKBURN
s. c. PORTER.
4 Gn assortment Of Bolts and Tubes kept con-
stantly on hand and for sale also an ingenious
clamp for holding the bolt while sereFing 1t into
tbe building.
Township, County and State Rights Tor Sale.
Price list Of Fastenings per 100: No. ], or email
size, $500; No. ., or middle size, $500; No. 3, or
large size, 500.
Fer further particulars call at the Tin Sh5poE
WIN. YAPP
Corner Prospect street and Oak Place,
JzkII Cleveland, Ohio.
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The return of President Juarez to Chi
huahua is I among many facts which
indisputably prove the advance of the
Liberal party in Mexico. The whole
State of chihuahua Is o free from
French and Imperialist troops. In the
State of G~uanajuato the Liberals have
risen against the Emperor. Facts like
these and the capture of Matamora can
not be denied by the organs of the Gov
eminent and they spread CONSERVATION
among the psrtisans of the Empire.
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TARHIsHES.

70O BARRELS VARNISHES-
lUU Some very fine, of oar Owl make
FOREST I VARNIsH c.,
mAr2T &C Frankfort street.
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE To CoNTRACTORS-Pro-
IN posals viii be received at The City Civil In
eineer's ono until 2 O'Clock p. NJ. Monday, Au-
gust 9th, for grading Detroit street. between the
Unyshogs Furnace and Hanover street, and for
paving the carriage way and cutters thereof.
Separate bids WILDE received for wooden .block
and Medina s&nd-stone pavements- Abl, at the
same time and place., proposals viii Be received
for building a main sewer in said Detroit street,
ths whole length ofthe pavement.
Plans and specifications may DO seen and more
particular Information obtained at said RngiEssr's
Office The Boardo City improvements invite
the submission Of bids reserving the right to re
iect any or all offhs same.
By order ofthe Board,
JOHN WHITELAW,
ty26.338 Hra Etf ff.1 gsfvr Civil Engineer.
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PATENT FENcEs.
UNION PATENT WOOD AND
IRON FENCE.
The Cheapest, most Beautiful and
Durable Fence now In use.
manufactured by the Union Fence
Company Of P~ainesyiIIe.
I. W. MORSE, Agent, SaFtWell's Block,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.

THIS FENCE Is MADE OF WOOD,
braced with iron, set in Ornamental iron
posts, which is embedded in a stone Foundation,
and the wholeis painted with throe coats ct best
quality OF paint aud thoroughly sanded with light
eolored sand. The wood part ofths fence IS so con-
structed thai it does not teach the ground, and
there Is no place where water can possibly be alb
sorbed. Hence It will last, at the lowest calcnli-
ton, 70 years. The gates sre made upon The most
improved principle, and are in the
highest degree. The painted are all
iron. by many this fence, when set, is taken to
b. composed entirely OF iron, 80 airy and substan-
ti4l ia it il appearance.
The attention Of those wishing to improve the
appearance OF their front yards, aud those cou-
templzting ~builiing, is cG.lsi TO this fence, now
used in front u the dwellings Of the following
gentlemen OF this city:
THOSE USING The RALLISTER FESCR WITH IaoH
PICKET ORNAMENT.
Peter Thatcher, Eeq., Seneca street.
H. M. Claim, Esq seneca street.
G.. ". morrill,, Esq, Seneca street,
D. A. Dangler, Esq, Huron street, east Of Erie.
Fayette Brown, ESD, Euclid street.
G. II. Bnrt, Esq, Euclid street.
THOSE USING Tae BALIIsIER FEECG WITHOUT IRON
PICKET ~0RSAMESr.
Mrs. Croweli, corner Superior Gnd Erie streets.
Rev. 7. II. Hawks, Superior street,
II. NJ. Chaplin, Esq, St. Clair street.
II. G.. Hitchcock, S. Clair street
A W. Fairbanks, St. Clair street.
n. V. Wilson, St. Clair street.
Mrs. Bond, st. Clair street.
S. q. Porter, Architect, Huron street.
DR.. Sspp, Har0u street.
USING TuE BScAD PtCzET FENCE STYLE.
H. P. WcdGeIl, Esq, EucljI avenRs,
For further particulars cali at my oaice, ovor
Fogg's Crockcry StGrs, where sample Fences AID
drawings cEn be seen.
may 25.2f2 = VI MO8SE, Agent.
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Ondes recent joint resolution, Gen
erAl Garfield and Senator Creswen have
been appointed by their respective
ranches Of Congress to codify the Gus
toms Laws. A third person is to be APP
pointed BY the Secretary of the Treasury.
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D0NRSfIO SEWING MACHINE,

GLITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES.
O-GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SEWING
MACHINEs.-The domestic viii do a greater
rsnge of work than the four different grades or
sizes Of other leading machines, and in a mere
perfect manner. It combines simplicity Of con-
s~truction with perfect action. Send for circular
and samples Of work Great Inducements offered
to agents. G. W. CE0WELL 4 CO.,
mayl6 IN superior-st-, Cleveland, Ohio.
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BE particular In asking for PESN'A.
SALT MFG. cos sAPONIFIER.
States Union Hotel.
soc and sos market street.
p HILA D L P HIA.

DARTIES VISITING PHILADEL
i PH1A on business or pleasure will End the
above Hotel one OF the most desirable In Phila RI
phig, being sitpated in the center Of bu siness and
in close proximity TO Sl the places Of amusement
BOARD s2.2o 81 DAY. Cleveland Baily
@T5SsIpn File THOs. II. B. SANDERS,
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II APIERRE H0UHE. PHILInRLpnIa

AHAh1 OoHg In1AABEItEIA.
- The subscribers having leased this favorite
nousel t hss been rehtted and refurnishsd in an
elegant manner, and il nov prepared with The
most perleet appointments for The reception Of
hotsIs WIN be mainfa1hfff ffEst=clazs
past. Tmay2S.344l BAKER & FARLEY.
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adelphia Convention

"Wiu the Boa bolt the Blanket -
Viii the Blanket choke the Boa : ?
Tremendous thought
ProdigioHI BiaHksf ~
ENORMoUs BOAilif"
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneers,

HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT HOUSEHOLD
EnhNlTUk ne AT PUBLIC AUCTIOS
On III UhsDAY the 27th instant, ct 40 o clock
m, We Shall sell ct she residence CT a gentleman
dechninR housekeeping, on lst strees east tie
tween fenDsylyania avenue and East -OanitoI
street, In Dun Green Row, being House No. asa
One fne Black Walnut Parlor SUITE, upholstered
Ia Green Rep, consisting % Tete q tete sofa.
Sentl s and Ladies' Castor and Gothic
Three BLACK " slnut Marble. ton Cent?. Tall.
I've nne Black W slnut Oval Frame French Plate
One Black Walnut Ladies Cabinet and Writing
HaiTeiotA Lounges and G.ntlsmsn's Beclipins
Two handsome Black Walnut Chamber suits. ron.
sisting OF ME Bedsteads, Marble top Dres.ing
Buresus, Wardrobes, washstands, CHAIR
Rocker, and Hair Mattresses
Two fne Painted Cottage sets complete
Oak side"oard, Extension Tables and hairs
Hand ONE Bronze Six light Chandeliers
Ten nearly new Par Tor and Chamber stoves
Brussels Carpets in PsrlOr, Dining room and
English oilclOth. throughout the hall.
Brussels Stair Carpet aud Rode
Work Tables, q stonans and Ornaments
One tne Black Nalnut-oase Wheeler a Wilson's
sewing Machine, ID compile order; cost : lis
Another Of Wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machine
OAK Raek nns % SGli Armcb.iu
Iron Beds,es d. Husk Mattresses and Pillows
Table Crockery aud q isssware
Excellent Coo ling Stoves aud Utensils
Excellent Refrigerator and Kitchen Requisites
One Portable House. l4xes
And many other Goods which we deem unneces-
ssry G. enumerste,
The. above Furniture will be reid together At
private sale very low. and the house rented. IL
ih!t.Es made q sRfks WILLIAMS fIiITs .''h
se cod [Intel&C hronl Auctioneers
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RY THes. BOWLING, Auctr; Georsetown
rRusTEEs s "a yALgAsLE ZEAL Ks.

by virtue OF . decree OF the upreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed Sci tember a. 1885, in
Equity csuse No. 756, Docket s, hob & q Mason
CT. al, We VIM. yirginius Mason. 1" 4 will offer az
pubic saie; In front Of tue premises, wGDsks-
pAf nth Inst att O'Clock .. m, ali that real 60
tate with the improvements kr owp parts OF lots
ak. seven and eight In Holmesd's addition to said
town and fronting sixty nine 90 feet the south
side OF Bridge street by hundred and twenty I,oI
leet oeep, With the exception Of email triangle
eondenned Tor Aeuedu ct street, - viii be shown
Also Immediately after the shove sale. will sell
lie property recently owned BY Miss Mary Aun
Clark, deceased kBowp all those parts Of lots 2Sl
AT d rs in Beatty Hswktn addition 10 said town
fronting on the side % High strtet TT feet
II ohes, and running vest OF that wiat 10 Back
street; the 80 me b DG cOmpos ed 0f the south 81
feet Of lot 34 ard the north 81 feet inches % lot
2S, subject however. % . life estate OF ga ran
Hutchins In small tenement on the corner OF said
premises
Terms presested BY the decree One third cash.
the residue in two sqnal payments, at siI and
twelve months. with interest from the day % ale
the title being retained until the full payment of
the purchase mone5, or st the option Of the pur-
chssrr the whole purchase money may be paid IN
cash prs-enf, after the sale. Convey anci ne and
HUGH CAPERT0E, Trustee.
THOMAS D0wLIEG,
eeptlOlS,h ,D.sS.S Auctionear
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We have the pleasure to announce to our
merous friends and the public in general that we
have reopened our splendid OYSTER SALOON,
with many improvements, aId with an increase of
erected the largest and most improved style u
ranges In the United States This rage gives us
two beds of fire Of 20 feet each wi ii four maRnih.
cent ovens. aud 1t 10 to be guarsntIed to be the
Qulckest cooking range in America. II was put u
under the SUPERVISION Of the master range builder
two OF the most competent cooks of Fulton Market,
New York, which will enable US TO serve the
pubic with the old sty and genuine Fulton Mar
ket Boast, with Coffee and Cakes, and all OF the
latest dishes, with our famous bill Of fare of asst
season. IN Less time than any other house Ia the
city. We have arranged oqr apartments > conve-
niently that eur guests will not have to wait five
minutes for any imaginable disn, served in the
neatest style 10y civil walters, aud under the eye Of
the proprietors- During. our trip this summer to
MonOken and NantcOke River, Tan gier and POGO
mOke eouDds. Northeast, Wire, York, Rappahan-
mock rivers, Horn Harber, Cherrystone, aud Nor
folk where the best OF the best bedded, prnci-
pally for HAkNEf Co we made arrangements ,
with thirty Of the most reliable run boats, which
will enable us to procure fresh cargo OF oy steers
every d ", beyond doubt. We are happy to an
nouDee to friends and the public that with our
increase Of facilities. AMI many years ex g.
and knowledge of the business previous ts our
pete with any house in America On fair and
legitimate scale without the assistance of any bots
ferrous oy Ster dealer. We are solely on our own
responsibility, and do not wish to be .csnn ected
with any second class oyster saloon OF this city
and for Headquarters of the BvalveS III tho 80
she'll ne \ could speak for themselves, they would
HARVEY 4 CO 2s9 Pennsylvania avenue,
Was their Headquarters. Family Entertainments
re-, served IN any quarter in every style. sc Hlm
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DIED

MARTIN. On Sunday, the Esd instant. at a..
CLOCK p m, alter protra acted and severe illness
e MEs MA RTIN, in the saith year OF his age
May he rest in peace - " 90
His fsneral VI VI take place from the residence Of
his brother-in law, Joseph 7. MITCHELL ON 9Th
street ast and II street south, on Tuesday after
noon the 18th instant at 3 clock. aud proc sed
Hill. g.
LYNCH In this city, ON Sunday night Septem.
Der q siter an illness of u DAYS which she bore
VII Christian toriitude, mIs ELLEN LYNCH,
sp,ctuliy requested TO atte nd the funers on the
Eth instant Tuesday at 3s o'clock, frem the resi-
deTce OF her daughter. Catherine q nwyer o.
neI lltb and sts, without further notice, -
ST. L.Iis And Richmond papers please copy
HiPkINS. On the sd instant RIOHARD
INFANT son Of John IL. and Martha Hi pkins az ed
IL clock. 20 "
Weep not fond mother for thy lovely bud
Gobe to blossom in Par adise above: -
Twas but waif, lent for q whiIe zri
Our fOndest love to he euile -.r
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MARRIED,

BHEES-ELLIS. On Thursday, 10th septem-
Der $500. at Weston, Mass, by Rev n Strong
oil altman. WILLIAM J. BHEES, of Washing
ton, u. o.. to ROME +. ELLIS, dan ehter of the
late John ;. Ellis, ESQ of Boston, Mass
ROLL1NS-TH0MPsON. On the 18th instant
DR. Arnold, Mr.. ISAAC p ROLLINS of this CITY.
to Miss M BEss THOMPSON, of Montgomery
county, Md Nocards 10 :.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Asotisneer..
THREE EEw TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE

THEE SEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSES
AND LOTS on the corner Of 9th street west aud
bounaary street north at Public Auction.
. On III keDAI. the 9th insts MT at 8 o clock !,
m, We shall sell. on the premises. three new Two
story Frame Houses and Lots, cont aiming rooms
each, just flushed and vacant
AM one wish ng TO purchase q nice and com
fortable residence will do well by ate ndlng the
sale.
Terms: One half cash; balance Elk and twelve
months, secured by q deed on on the premises
All conveyancine ard revenue stamps ~ the cost
Of the purchaser. $50 down on each house when
se9d GREEN a WILLIAMS Aucts
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE II

BY virtue OF deed OF trust to the subscriber. d.
ted July ath 1865, and RECORDED in LII Der n q. T
No 60. folios 200 and 2O7, OF the hand Record
for washington county 70 G., shall ofier for sale
tober next, at4 O'Clock D. m, IN front of the prem
lee, the middle part OF Lot numbered thirteen,
n5) square numbered fiye hundred aud ffty-
pine t55sD of the plan Of the city of Washington,
beginning for the same at point on Let street
west. one hundred and fifty two feet tl531 nine and
oIe. third tsl5l inches from the southsast corner
OF said square; running thence north eighteen l5b
feet two and one-third l2lst inches; thence west
one hundred and ten tllo feet; thence south eigh
teen tlSl feet and third f2SD inches thence
east 10 the place Of beginning,
Terms One half cash; the residae In six
months, the purchaser giving his note for the
deferred payment, bearing interest from the day
Of sale, and secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. Ali conyeyancipg and revenue stamps
at the cost of the purchaser If the terms Of sale
are not complied With within FIVE days from the
day OF sale, the. trustee reserves the right TO
cell the premises at the risk and cost Of the default
fpR purchaser, on giving one day D notice in some
newspaper in the city OF Washington. $50 will be
sale. ISAAC JOHNSON. Trustee.
Sc IL 2aw6ds GkEEH WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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MILK-Varranted pure, unaduitera ted MILK
lV1 deli vered at any part Of the eity ct usual
prices. Leave orders IT RUSSELL BARR'S Store,
l96 9th street west, or CHAPMAN & SMITHS,
500 street north. Sc Is colin
NEW B0OKe.-Marcys Thirty Years OF Army
IN Life on the Border. illustrated. Anna al Cy-
eleDedia for 1855. Goodwin Smiths Lectures on
the study Of History. Summer Rest. BY Gail Ham
ilto1 The Emerald. edited BY Epss Sargent
Hsrt:horns on oholsrs.
IAMBS GUILD, Dsoiey In N,,c ond S<,o.d 6o,d
Fsrnifsye. Od urniture Repaired, Reap
holstered and varntshed. 18th and sta, near
Furniture. seIIys
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
special business meeting Of .he Young Mems
Christian Association was held Oh SATURDAY.
evening. 1t was announced that one Of the
life members had made a handsome donation
for rebuilding the mission school in The First
Ward.
Mr. Ballantyne presented plan for uniting
with several other associations having similar
OBJECTS In view, in the new building project
and committee. consisting Of Me,srs. Bailan-
tyne, w hlte, H. u. Cooke, =. L. Brown, Stine-
metz. hetchuner, and Gen U. .. Howard, with
the president. MT. A. X. Browne) W re ap-
pointed 10 confer with the associations named
Mr.. A. Is. Butts having resigned the CORES
ponding secretaryship, Mr.. L. Z. Sleigh was
elected To FL the vacancy.
The committee on the canal mission reported
that the expense would be about 90 a con.
siderable portion Of which haa already been
raised.
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by GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctiOreers.

SALE OF GROCERIES,. WINES, LIQUORS,
sTokE ElATUkEs, COUNTERS, a., ar
On WEDNESDAY next, September 2sth at 10
CLOCK 3 N We snail sell. at the store lately &C
east and street north, Capitol Hill, viz
Lease ano Good Will Of the sbeve store and dwell
ing house, for one TO i've years
counters, sbelyins, Scales, Teas, Sugars, Mo.
Candles, Tobacco Starch, Pepper, Salt AMI Spices,
Of all kinds
whisky, Brandy, Gin, Rum, Port and Madeira
Wines
Tin Ware, Brooms, Baskets, Buckets and a I aroe
assortment OF Crockery and Glass Ware, Coal
Oil Lamps. &C.
Terms cash. By order of
SAMUEL III. HOOVER
Sc 20 GREEN WILLIAMS Anrts
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~ E@>
LATEST FROM BLADENsBuRG

LATEST FROM DLADEHsBURGi
-Tuexbury artillery opened on the old fort this
morning: Loud reports and little execution. TieO
twenty feet GUNS and the four largest hOrtiz srs in
the country cont accomplish much after living
stIl All summer, will have to change their base
before they can silence the Old Fort 1t will take
more than their thirty gHTlbodfs two cyack gun.
ners all the way from Fulton Marker, New York
Thirty bushels oyster shells Per day woa't begin TO
but 1t does not begin to blo,y as hard as it does
where the TneLbETy ARTILLERY Is stationed. A. to
must he mistake; was not aware that the Chesa
peake Bay was In Western Vuginia. The Old Fort
ing fresh supplies Of eleven inch shell dali rom
Fortress Monroe, Point Lookout, Cherrystoue,
and hoIfolk: These she'll are superior to ANYTHING
brought TO this market In small boats at this sea-
sen II the year. Fort Defsnee still holds her own
at 2s1 street, corner IL h.
The Old Commander,
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SAMsTAG's ALE FAULTs.-Mr. NJ. Samstag
takes great pleasure to inform the public tn at
he will reopen his Ale Vaults, with an excel
lent Restaurant and Oyster Saloon connected
with IT. on the day Of October. The OPEN
ing will be celebrated with an excellent Iunci,
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BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks
made 10 order by John Strott, National Hotel
entrance on 9th street, and inside Hotel Re
pairing promptly done. All work warranted
Orders respectfully soitclted
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctiooeer..

SIX BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS, on the corne
OF 7th street east and street south, on the Navy
Yard, at Public Auction.
On FRIDAY the 18th instant, ct O'Clock, D.
m, shall sell, on the premises. Lots Nos. 81 n
and %, in Square No. =, with six Brick Houses to
be sold separately to the highest bidder, without
reserve Any one wishing TO purchase small prep
eTty will do we'll TO attend the sale.
Terms 0ne-third cash; balance in SIX and twelve
months, for notes besr ns interest, and secured by
o deed of trust the premises. All conveyapcipe
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purch a,er
$50 Down on each house when Knocked off
se 1-d GREEN n WILLIAMS hucts
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CITY ITEMS.

But man, proud man,
Dress'd in little brief authority,
When he should be dress'd in one Of
Henning's suits. .v.rf- -- r.
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81. Hon. CHAs. A. PHELPS,
Pres. Mass. Senate
"My communication with the world has
been very much enlarged by the Lozenge
which now carry always in nay pocket: that
trouble In my Throat (for which the TRoCHEs
are a specifcl having made me often mere
whisperer." Mp WILLIS
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: PROMOTIONS IN THE INTERNAL RsyEsrs
OFFrcE.-Tbe following promotions have been
mace In the office of Intern nj Revenue: Heals
Talbot; fourth class clerks. Z. Barrier,
+. A. Prescott, E. II. Breckenridge, ]. q. KEN
ball; third class clerks. Charles A. Appel,J
w. O'Brien, U. w. Geddis, and w. Stokes;
second class clerks, A f. Ely. q. II Honkfus'
and M. s. v. Heard. The promotions OF
Messrs. Appel and O'Brien take effect from the
LIST Of July; the others from the 1st instant
= SUDDEN DEATH.-Saturday morning, Mrs
IN IN Catlena, who resided on stree south,
between 9TH and Sth east. was found dead in
ner ped. An inquest was held, but no evil
dence OF the cause OF death was obtained, and
the Jury returned verdict that the deceased
came to her death by cause unknown to them
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JET, Cress Sets. Buttons, California Stone
Sets, Coral Sets, Silver Plated Spoons, Forks
Gobletts, Cups, Call Bells-received this
morning-at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No
GSe Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street ~
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sen THos. BOWLING, Auct.


RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TWELVE DWELLING HOUSES ON LEASE
GROUND RENT. TO BUN NEARLY EIGHT
YEARS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at 5K O'Clock
D N. we shall sell, on the premises, fronting on
Maryland avenue, between Sd aud 41s SITS Island,
Twelve good Dwelling Houses containing -,oa
rooms, which will he sold without reserve.
We call the attention Of buyers TO the abo We sale
Terms cash.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-24

BASE RALL.-We learn there will be q match
game of Base Ball played to-morrov he, wee
the Enterprise Base Ball Club OF Baltimore,
and he Union Base Ball Club OF this city, on
the Unions grounds. south of the Presii ats
Mansion, al 2K O'Clock p. m.