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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-11

CLOSING THE BEER GARDENS. -Yesteroav
the police in the entire District, in obediepce
TO an order from Superintendent Richards.
closed the lager beer gardens IN the CITY and
county, and NOTIFIED the Sunday patrons that
if they shall again esume their visits on that
day they Will lay themselves liable TO arrest
for unlawful gathering The proprietors
obeyed the order with very good grace. excepl
one or TWO, who thought that the customs OF
Europe should prevail here The officers osiv
replied that they were directed to enforce the
law Of this land, and they would do SO with.
out regard to the opinions of those who are
anected oy the law The Commissioners of
Police have considered the fragrant yioiations
OF the law on Sundays within the Dstrict
limits, and cheerfully endorse the Superintpn.
dent in his course relative 10 them
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The Oregon Election.

SAN FEANCIsCo, June GA Portland Ore
gonD dispatch states that the Union majority IN
Oregon rs $40, with four COUNTIES to hear from
The State Senate stands:-Union, u; Demo
Gratis. IS. Both parties claim a majority in the
lower house. Total vote, .5,aaG
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MORE CONSCIENCE MONHy

gg,-s MORE CONSCIENCE MONEY.
The Treasurer Of the United States lately
received a communication from a lady, trans.
hitting the sum of $40, aud stating that the
inclosed amount was due the Government ss
revenue tax on gold and silver plate, which
she was not. aware was taxable, as II was MOI
In use, out deposited i'm bank
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: fUNERAL---Yesterday afternoon the funeral
Of the late Robert NJ. Beall, a member of the
Washington bar, took place from the residence
" attended the bar being well represented.
The services were conducted by Rev. Drs
Keeling and Pinkney. OF the Episcopal
Church. and Messrs. j. w. Ma uIy, J.H. In
gle, 3. l.. Phillips, @. b. Maury, ID. A. Water
SON, and W. Y. FendaIl, acted as pail bearers
The remains were placed in a vault at the
Congressional Cemetery. aAt4 OIL QFi
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QUIET SuSDAY.-Yesterday was the most
quiet SUNDAY within the proper limits of the
District, thai we have witnessed for months
past. Less Of drunkenness and disorderIy con-
duct was peroeptble, and the sergeants of
police report but few such cases. In the Sec
seven eases; First and Second Wards. none
Third Ward, one: Fourth and part Finn
Wards, or the Seventh Precinct eleven of ain
classes; Eighth Preeincf. or part of the Fifth
Ward. part of the county. and the Sixth Ward.
two cases; Seventh Ward, one case. -
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, June 1i.-Decrease ia cash 81
l2i ~ - specie, S6,t56,DUD circulation. S,,6 90
Increase III deposits. Si,376.oOO; legal tenders.
~JitgGaO.
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- The investigating com mittee report nearly
TWO kunu-ed crimes perpetrafed during the
T5ree DAYS Of The Memphis riets, including
murder. rape, arson. burglary, robbery. &c
No aTr-st- have been made
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Cos GEEssIOSAL The Senate was not in
session on Saturday. and the House met Tor
general debate only. The constitutional amend :
Inents passed ey the Senate Were recei we'd. and
Ir Boutwell, gave notice that they would he
called up for action on "wednesday
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sTELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Shocking Murder near Baltimore.

Baltimore, June IA shocking urder
was committed last night at Elkridge bridge.
Baltimore county. about eight miles Il ON Bal
umore. Daniel White. sixty i've years OF age.
beaten 10 death. His daugnter, who was
reused by his cries, was also fatally beaten,
and her son, boy of fourteen fears Of age,
was seriously injured The old man was
robbed of his watch and asmalI sum Of money.
His daughter wasalso robbed OF $40. No ar
rests have vet been made
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fsher-This morn
ing, the District Attorney entered a aolLe Dros
I'm each OF the following cases:-Mary Riley
Abraham Douglas, Wolford Smith. John Wi.
liams. Chas. Lee. Isaac Norman and VIM III
warren, Lawrence Miller and Chas Hender-
son, indicted for larceny: Chas. Nugent, 1.-TWO
cases,) John II. Smith, Wolford smith, assault
and battery; and Chas. Lee, burglary.
In the case OF Thomas Armstrong, Robert
Sprigg, and John Clark, convicted some time
since, and awarded new trial by the Su-
preme Court in general term, who heard me
case on exceptions taken by Mr.. Adams, the
District Attorney also entered a solIe pros
Charles Mood, indicted for larceny, wa $
tired and acquitted. b. \. Hurley for de.
fence. f.s.. ra|
The Court having heard through the phv si
clan 10 the Jail, DIR. Duhamel.) that the typhus
FEVER is prevailing to an alarming xteu atthe
jail ordered the discharge OF over twenty
prisoners confined there on minor charges
DISTRICT Attorney Darlington, in a few feel
ing remarks, announced the death Of Robt NJ
Beaii. member Of the bar, and the Court as
mark OF respect TO his memory, adjourned.
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PROpBIEreRs or TUE
POTOMAC RIVER QUABRIEs. |

sIokk for buildings, vale. foandations, &c =,
constantly co band and delivered q ssy scesssbis
point on the river. e -. $3.50 e.. p Z.
once, &ashiHgtsn-Cesner l2th ct. aad canal
ones'esergefswn-1ss Bird street, corner Of
nsn.. -1zrn 80 . - e ~ % II colin
Y0k!HSc9 GLASS AND Pfcf61H.FBAMH
AAlk0 AND 0ILDING-lxks undeeSiene6
81 g sse sS stsbli.hnent Of John WsSSsr q No.
- -, ~ snis svsnue, south sias.i bssvse a
psss Having bees sopisysd fer sssr yessS -
wsGnsr he " prsparsd to Gusraates eli ~
5 "eis .sa - 80 : sswk,E101Hr.
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In TIE EQUITY CogEr, June 9TH, before
ant, VS.. Enxabeth Gibson OF al, defendants.
This is proceeding for the sale Of the real &c.
tate or Joshua Gibson, deceased, tor me pur.
children Of the decreased. and the court rstiSed
the sale OF said estate as made and reported 10
the court by the commissioners appotpted by
the court In that behalf MIR. Thompsoa 50.
ltcitor for complainant a1.s s-s-T-- - .
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i az ATTENTION 81 PERsoss WISHING
q pa rcha.e . hsaascns privsfe rssideuce-oa Osp.
,.el , Ell . nIsspscnny laSitra 20 sne sale vnish
ateoclock p m, Of that House and Lot on south
1rrest. eetyeen NewJerssy avenue and lstst.
scmeiy located snd near toe Cspitol, Il Will be
soIthy I've ATTENTION Of those wishing TO putcbsse
q. IL - GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, A.css.
" - OROoURrt - frCc
crss0e' for the Field Ana Psrlor 10 great VI.
riety. with 80 -E .-r 1.#trdsf a.r --..
80 FULL INSTRUCTIONS now TO PLAY
this fsshienabis- beautiful and fascinating game
Tfl- PHILIPS s0LOMONe,
20. ..r .e..l.-IeH metropoIftan Dookstore
: isIl-essf .1..g s.rf 332 Psnna. avenue
e, vAsDKRwkRkEN s0E. % =
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TnH DEIIgnrIcL SrRAwsKRRv FxsrryAL
for The benefit Of the new 81 Domin,e,s Chureh
sss Ssss transfssre1 ~ The .sassnsat Of 81.
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n y { FL
WE CONTINUE THIS WEEK TO SILL oyF
OUR STOCK OF
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
Mourning Dress Goods,
Blsrk and Colored Silks.
Lace Maptles aud Points.
Paris Kid Gloves, Hosiery,
Fine White Goods.
Linen Goods Of all inds.
Cotton Shesiinrs,
ShirtIng Cottons &c, 6o.st
GREATLY REDUCED PEICES FORCAsH
Those WHO wish 20 bay their goods at
REAILT VERY Low PIECES
shouii avail themselves OF THE opportunity
JOS. }. MAY GO.
sos Pennsy lvsuia averus
,e II @tf between 9th and 18th "a
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,1rw. l.. WALLACE, Auc,,o,.,r.

Sf w. l.. WALL CO. Auctisneers
GhE4T SALE or FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD
pnhnSo, LARGE FRESCH PLATE Ma
hOES, NC. by Catsloese. the entire FuruifnT,
and Fixtures of The United states Hotel, WASH
lnEion, ID G, at Auction " ~
VIII De sold as abeye, commencing MONDAY
Sure Is. 1906, at O'clock a. m, and coutiuus
from oaS 10 day till all sold the entire FUN.
.afe, fixtures nd hotel stores. including Iiqaor.
ana cigars, OF the emit ed States n otel on Penn.
avenue between Sd and "a streets The furnirV~.
consists o. the usual assortment found in iares
notels. together with a good Steam Boiler T.
horse powerS and several feet Of Pipe Alss
casi iron steam Table. Also. Steam Boiler. Tor
Vese,sbles. &C. Alse, q so gallon Water Boiler
,n Also, VII lie sold 40 above, on THURSDAY
1 n IIst' 2, clock, good second han hstel
Omhlbus, Hacks, top Buggy. 4 seat Boek.
way, sets double Harness, 5 setts sinrIe Rsr-
ness, eocd family Horse
ID Also; on came day, after sale OF the above IA.
Engihh marble and stone Tile on the floor of the
office and sitting room OF the hotel
worthy their attention
Catalogues of the ceods an he had M tha a n, II
and OF the suctioneers Saturday previous e. the
SAFE W. Il. WALL a CO..
yen tlbtdChronl Auctioneers.
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3; ER. JANIS STKPHRxsf 60. o. L. n. has kipd.
~ consented 70 be present and deliver an "a :
drees at the Ladies Far for the beuefit of che
National Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Ho,reS
this MONDAY evening at s O'Clock g !,
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b MAN BURIED AIIvE.-As we 20 to press wa
learn that the bangs Of the excavation for n
'seweron 18th street, between T and s had ca ~
IN and buried one Of the workmen ExerrioS Z
are being made 70 dig him ont, and one han ia
now protrndins through the earth; life must
be extinct. Z s7fH ai1aI0'E7 y'@s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-11

AIApAME BROBERIER, the wonderful As
lYl biologist and Planet Reader, having lately
arrived from Europe, will remain in Washington
short time. This eonderful lady WAS 'rn VIZ tn
3, nssural gfft she tells the past. pI sseut aud
futuse; never known TO fail. She cau.es4ose TO
be mutual where 1, does not exist. She can be
c9nsuteo On marriages, lcsses. end the recovery
OF the same She cures all diseases. Business
strictly caufidenfial Hours OF consultation ON
I'll Gentleman ~ Lsfies 80 cents Present
residence No; 1O3 9Th street, Us and between
h and / streets. Je IL Of
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BOARDING..

II 0OMS TO LET-With or without BOARD.
~ Also, Rooms fer housekeeping. Gas and
HocS al, ttiSnaSansy locssc6 Perlor and Piano,
rem: avenue, lear corner 2lst ct. > je s-6ts
ROARDING.A pleasant FRONT ROOM, With
- nIet-clAss BOARD, and enough Of it,) within
uon pleasant, and healthful 40 any in the city.
Appy at No. 80 Penn. avenue, between 2lst and
FOOD TABLE BOARD, WITH TURNISHTD
- 1OOMe, can be obtained ON moderefo terms Of
NJ 500 Seh street, three doors above the Patent
OMco. my 32ws
DOOR north Of the avenue. Terms % pr
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DALI COAL
AT PHILADELPHIA Prices

Will simply fanilie. ct - per ton GeI.y.reI =,
thsir residence With rest .rnaiitY Loci -
MOUNTAIN WHITE Ash EGG CohL T, -
sold from vessel at most western wharf st foot ~
5th street Orders rectiv.h fer three days 4, tha
uDdereiened, or At the ofice On tie wharf f,r a
less than I've tons. p. BRowNS SON
Comm sion Merchants.
iell-4t I65 on s.,.s,
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by c. W. BoTELER, Auctlorser.

RY CIV BoTELER, Auctiouser
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT ACC
TIDN.
TN WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 18th a 4,
ociuck We shall cell. at i35 II street uorth o.
tween leth aut nth strertr. collection Of II Jl..
hold furnitUre Cot sisting Of
carpets. Bed. Bcrdirg.
A choice Piano.
Terms cash
8. "a. SHETLAND. Agent
G.. W. BOTELER.
y Asfel.l AuefiOH
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,eiI eatf.
RY NAGLE q Co. Aact.snters

Is oO.' : % sHtsFs.
TUESDAY, june 18th. ~ O., O'Clock, 80 go.
shl' sros N. No IVA Penn avenue " a SCI.
without any reserve {" the highest hid ser - cass.
-. julien ClHTet Vine. 90 case. Kline Nine v,
t.ous br snds' - bottles Bhine Wine, osses: ~
cases London Mustard, with a Large yNr,ety -
Ch''c. Gr"ceTies Mhiski-s. Gins, PranGi-s y "a,
rSerie nrsnde Cigar Also. lot OF Ho sshOll
furniturs, Once Desks &C
1t NAGLF q On A.
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TO LET-FSRSIsHED ROOMS, with Or sitb
u out BOAhD, sinsIy. or In suite. suitable for
email families AZ very low rates toe az a.,
beet ard bealfhest 10 stiOns IA the city. lsgnIrs
at 20 Pa avenue. bet 18th ana 2sih st J-il 81
COR SALE-The RILLIARD RIM on a..
= corner OF Ps. aNebus an ~ = stUe-t rl"Fz,
ipR -four OF Phelau celebrated 81 st- b-i Billiard
Tables. together with sll the hNtsres % = - =
cisss Billiard Saloon Terms For part
lsrsihauire on TIE premises. - N -oW'
EOR NEW YORK -s-esmer THAMES leaves
sness whsri, GeSrg-ts~n. III"
WEDNESDAY. JunS 18th at ; EeS8Is~N
m For passage aud frfigh: sppI 80
70 J. W. p. MYERS. Acct
Je ll-1 'ns ~A'er -t-a-t
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SECOND EDITION,
~ O'CLOCK r. "A.
4 O'CLOCK P. "A.
wAsHfSGToS. June n, is,.

Jay Cooke 4 Co. furnish the following
LnOfafInns nf Go, ern ". emf sacu ri.1..-
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REMOVAL.

DR LIMIE. DENTIST has REMOVED from
242 10 700 Penn. avenue, ten doars
shove. Grsaf Discovery ~ DentisfyT
. L,Sh E 20; W,Ihou Paig. All per "
to call At Dr. LEwlES once, and nave tsem
ssken ont Teeth inserted on Rabber, Gold sed
nave Teeth, ve have reduced the price very low
I9 De convinced the fact call and see for your
seN ,sa Also, call and see the new and impre
No; goo Penaia avesue, between 18th and 18th
je2-d s.R. LEwIE, M. D., Dentist.
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fHhE ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
at Ne "a A. ctr Get, three doors north
OF rehnsyivanis avenue, extract teeth0pv17l3
trous Oxide. or Laughing Gas Price Of extract
ihs hrst tooth 8 81. aud Zach additional tooth
~. All Kinds OF dental work done ct reason able
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T.. OLD RYE wHIskEY.
The best in t.wn. For sale BY
7 U. @. DYER 60.
ass Pennsylvania avsnas
Je 6eoSf between 19th and 18th sts
0LD eAzERAC BRANDY, =
" =. Vintage 1s4s.
For sale by .. q. DYER CO,
256 Pennsylvania avenue,
b. ~ .. cost between 18th and 18th its.
DR.,posAIa rOR PUrr
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.
CRAND EXCURSION
VI ~ DOWN THE POTOMAC.

VI W DOWN THE POTOMAC.
The ,pIendid Steamer wAwAs.
SLIT h'. os sas sIsfss sstxiSSUtsssros&f
Down THE POTOMAC
ON SUNDAY, JUNE nth.
TEXAS POINT. passing around the Light Boat.
The trip via be one Of SURPRISING interest. sf.
foi ding An opportnity Of viewing ali the objects
?. s s.sTasfscn on the vsrIreGts Eoois and Wash
Quantico. where the steamer Geore 20 PAGE was
burnt ~ the rebels; the rebel batteries a Cock
pit Point, Freestons Point 5hi ppeu Point ltauia
Sr ssa ird at Matthias Point, where the gallant
NJ improper persons will be admitted on hoard
and IT will be "trip 10 which family parties IAN
paru!eipats with shsrough eaJey meat Aad satis
The Wswsssett will leave the 9TH street wharf At
$50 M. returning % Q O'Clock p N
TICKETS only 81 Dinuer and refreshme pts
seived ON bead At city rates, BY an experienced
II the weather should be uRfavorable the excur.
Conmiites Of AryaRy sneals.
Uapt ~ Gedney, Capt Thos Stack pole, -
Cspt Poor, Thomas Downing,
VIM Downing, Robert Nash
js9td ICON. Union and intei.I ~
j. STREET. BAPTisT SUNDAY !" r
JUNE Is. 1866. ~
The Steamer WAWASET will leave 7th street
price 10 be had Of Teacher: and seSaior Of ts
sunday School, and at the wharf jes,5t-
INDEPENpENf socIALs =,
Intend giving their a
AND EVENING PIC Mo ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-18
Death ot General Cass.

The telegraph announces the death OF
Hon, LEWIS CAss, at his residence. In De-
troit, on Sunday morning at four o'clock.
He was eighty three years Of age.
LEWIS CAss was among the most eminent
and accomplished of American Statesmen
"a man of exalted patriotism, and un-
blemished purity in private life. Having
filed 1.-THE measure of his country's glory" !"
by long and well spent life, he has been
called to participate ia the enduring re-
wards of the just and the good in ''another
and better world.n IJIi Hl.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-18

The Meeting ON Saturday Night.
The meeting at Beokei Hall, on Saturday
night. which had been convened to take
appropriate actlonin regard 10 the reniov-
al Of the tombstone from the grave Of BoLr-
MEYER, was largely attended and was In all
respects worthy Of the occasion. Its pro-
eeedings were ehsractsrized BY armness
and decision, but were entirely free from
every thing calculated TO excite and lnflu-
ence the public mind. IL was felt that a
great wrong had been committed upon the
dead as well as upon the living, and that
what had transpifed should not be passed
over Ia silence. Yet the entire proceedings
-'-including the address Of Mr.. vALLAN-
DtdHAM and the resolutions adopted--vere
calm, temperate and unexceptionable In
every particular and we have no doubt
VIII receive the unqualified approval OF
every candid and rejecting man In the
communlty-ofe every one who Is not con-
trellcd by. passion aud prejudice. We in
vite special attention to the proceedings,
and trust they will be carefully read by all.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DE. u. GONE may be eonsulLell ns foll

DE' II. GONE may be consulted ~ follows,
In XENIA ut the Depot Eating House. on Thurs.
Sept 10; oct, 1s. ,i 'H ~ fTsi y -TTe' -
IN DAYTON at the Phillips House. on FRIDAYS.
March 9i April isi May 1s July VI Aug. iOi Sept
In TROY at the Morris House, on saturdays
March loi April III May isi5uy u Aug. ii sept
In SPRINGFIELD at the willis House. ON
Ihurdays, March nj April 10; May sD Jnly i2l
Aug IS; Sept. 20; Oct 70. - =, =
Dr. CONE has had ofhces in each Of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the mast
Aoven years, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients, In each Of the above places he can give
the best o. references In ench place as TO his skill
DIR CONE Treats and Cures all varietles el
Chronic diseases, including those Of the Rye and
Earj makes no charge for consultation, but n
those who eonsuit him ndesiretreatmeht, he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last palent from four 10 n 4
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars In Cash
.I-o Address, DIR. Nc. CONE
hova5.diy N'-o' q
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, May is. 1896.
TO The Citizens of Dayton;
In compliance with u request made by the Pres
ident and members of the City HOARD of Health
and many other citizens OF the city, l. NATHAN
kENNEf Mayorof Dayton, do issue the following
PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS; There Is Just cause to believe that
malignant or infectious Diseases fast approach
ing us, and for the purpose of being prepared in
or small PoN, the owner, tenant, hca of family
or proprietor OF amy house, building within the
limits OF the city, is required by the lawanh Drdi
nance of tho city, TO have, permit as as IL
any person in or about their premises has any ma
lignant or infectious diseases, such as small pox
or cholefa, a yellow Mug 10 he put up IN u promi-
nent ana conspicuous place ON the premises, 10
near Any person guilty of displacing any such
nag until the cause for putting II there IL entirely
removed, VIII be liable 10 fine of $40 and costs.
All physiciais, commanders OF canal boats and
all keepers OF boarding houses, tayerns and cOf-
ieehonses, are required In accordance with sec
ton one, OF an ordinance regulating reports in
certain cases 10 report, IN writing to the Mayor
without delay, every case which may come u their
| existing within the limits or vicinity OF the civ
tosether with the names and residence Uf each
| such case n - ~ r =
It is also required that the parents or heads of
families Will have the members of their family
that has not been, in the opinion of their family
physician require II, yaccnated as soon rs possible
=, All persons hhylnB any malignant or contagious
disease who shall leave his her their rooms and
any house where persons will be In danger Of tax
ing said hsease before they shall have received
ceItincate from some physician that they are past
any danger OF contagon, are liable conviction,
70 pay line OF not less than ten moro than fifty
dollars. JONATHAN KENNEY. -
mlO Mayor OF DAYTON.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

~ pursuance OF an order o. The Probate Court Of
\ Montgomery County, Ohio, will offer for sale
ut public auction, on
Saturday. Jttn6 30, 1866,
Between Dle hours Of two and io0r O'Clock D. M
upon tbs premises six miles west of tt rmantown
on tho county line road the follnwlng described ..
to-wit: Heglnnng eleven poles md thrre hi,iI
o o ne ssS sestSs ns 81, Of The
ship three. and of range four, east; thence north
i've degrees, twenty poles, "a corner; thence
north eighty i've degrees east slxtnan. DOlef 10
corners thence ssontli ave degrees east twenty
poles TO u corner; aud thence south eighty live
degrees west sixteen poles to the place nf begin
ning, containing two aiIes of land
There y upon the premises u good dwelling
hOnse stable and other out buildings aud gene o H
raj variety Of bearing iruit trees etc. ~ ''aa
The premises have been appraised at four hun
drcd dollars and cannot soil for less thnn two
thirds OF that amount. ~"
Terms Of sale-One- third cash; one third In one
year, and one third In two years from dny OF sale
premises. JOSEPH NIIISONl ~
administrator Of Henry Writers. deeeased
GKoReE w hOYER, Attorney M nI25dbwF .OII
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Treasure,s Notice.

TNHE TAX PAYERS Of Montgomery County.
4 Ohlo are hereby notified that the last Install
ment OF Taxes for the year 1896 must lie Daid bV
the aOth day Of june, lh66 The oiloe win be omen
at half past six A. M, and close at Ave r. M-re-
open At half past six y. NJ, and close at eight r. M
each day fom this date until the 10th OF this inst
for the purpose OF receiving Taxes. Your time N
short, money preciousi come along and avoid the
penalty DANIEL STALEY,
June ii, l60b-dbW2 Treas. of Mont Co.. d.
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