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Der has sbssinsd iron the 6rpSsns c s1aa q
letters 81 sdniptstrstion the persona sssar~ a.
Henry Kina, late q 6eorgeeoWn, ID. a.. : g.
deeeased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the ssms'
with the voschers thereof . the subscriher, On or
etheryise p law be sxeaudsd from al bsss6t q
Given under nE hand this 9Th day az octoh.,.
l86- MAkIAE 3. q. KING. -
&C ll-leNSW Admit 3 Ia rat.fx
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ODD FELLOWS LEvEE.-Those who have
never attended one of those enjoyable affairs
an Odd Fellows leyee-have a chance 10 do
so. To those who have '-been there" we need
only say that Metropolis Lodge, No. Is, l. O.
q. F, will give a grand levee at Odd Fellow VS.
1th street, on Monday evening next. See ad-
yertisement.
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE co., Auctioneers.
PAwNBRoKERs SALE.
INTENSIVE COLLEOrIeN OF ToRFrIrED
PLEDGES.
Levi y. De Wolff, Licensed Pawnbroker respect.
fnlly informs the public that he will hold his rst
Fall sale on TUESDAY MORNING next, Nov 8
At 10 CLOCK a m at the Auction Rooms Of J. c.
One One massive Cold Hunting Case Watch. self
winding ~
so Gold and silver Watches
Large collection of Ladies and Gents Jewelry
o. fine heavy Over, Frock and Dress Coats and
Sacks -. . e. ~ -.r-.....-..-. - =
50 pairs Pants -.er.r
% Six, Velvet and other Vests
20 Ladies fine Oloth and Silk Goats aud Sac, mes
Is Ladies q me silk, Meriuo and ether Dress n
AQuantity of SILK, Cashmere and Wooden bhawls
] set fine Surgical Instruments Tin case made by
Hermann, OF New York : .
] Sable Fur Cape, full size .s.. -..--... .. I'd
8 fine Opera Glasses .9s
Several Double and Single Barrel Guns. Revolvers
and Pistols --'''-- =
Together. with general variety usually found in
o pawnbrekers sale.
Terms cash. 80. 81 r-.
~ Penns. av., bet Az aud 9Th sts
J. O. MCGUIRE q CO.,
mol lIntel.I 't.s Auctioneers.
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DEDIcATioN.-The new and beautiful Found
" ID. l.. Church, corner 18th and q Streets
VIII be dedicated tomorrow morning at III
o'clock, when a sermon will be delivered bv
Rev. ID. W. Bartine. ID. d., Of Philadelphia
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-Wm Jasper, col.
ored. and Samuel Goidng were arrested by
Officer. w hltemore, of the Seventh Ward for
cruelty TO animals, and were fined $40 o. each
by Justice Boswell.
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FIRE--Between and o'clock last evening
\ hre broke out in the clothing store of N
Morris, at the foot Of llth street, which origl.
mated IN pile Of rubbish. IL was extinguished
with but little damage, and without sounding
an alarm
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DIsoRDERLy GATHKRING.-Yesteruay of
hcers W bite and James, OF the Seventh Ward
arrested twelve school boys and others rang.
ing from l2 70 ~ years of age, for q disorderly
gathering. They were taken before Justice
Handy, who fined ten OF them SIS each, and
dismissed two - -
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SENT TO JAIL FOR CoURT.-Amanda Math-
ews, colored, was arrested last night by Lieut.
EckIoii LOT keeping eawdy house. She had
hearing this morning before Justice Walter
who sent her 10 Jail for court.
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WARD C. DYER GOO,
IMPORTERS,
ESQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(sign Of the Golden Eagie,J
Invite attention to their stock of
FINE WINES, BRANDIEs AMI. sEGARs,
OLD BYE WHISKY,
MALT LIQUORS. C0RDIALs. &c.
Agents for the sale of
n Loneworth s Golden Wedding,
Pheasant. alley Wine TO g.,
Paris Ex position and Empire Brands
SPARKLING CATAwBA!
California Wines from the Los Angeles Vineyard.
l. PORT, LOCK, ANGELICA. &C.
PRBsEWE s'I PEI EaUiTs-Amsriosn French and
eehhkki4@S 5S u Sss5S ya1soH PEAS, HusH.
CROSSE gLAGkGEhLs
Condiments, Conservss, and Luxuries for the
Sen BfoDsc% s knsi:S ba e 1t ch s,as.
s ais' .ni i Efsn Porter.
&C, &C., &c.
Also invite connoisseurs to inspect their stock o,
HAVANA SEGAkS of well known brands,
FINE CLARET and RHINE WINES.
PRIVATE STOCK MADEIRAs and sHERRIEs.
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
OF our own portation and call the special atten
ten OF consumers to the brands OF
JULES MUMM CO..
Unsurpassed in richness and delicious flavor for
which Wa are the agents.
Also, various other brands "A.
WE'VE CLICQU0T P0NSARDIN, MOEP AND
CHANDON GREEN SEAL, OaAS
HEIDSTOk, &C., &c.
Z. &C. DYER CO.,
Importers of Wines, Brandies, &C.,
no l-eo3t Penn. ave-, bet. 18th and 18th SITS
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THrusprRs,aMsggTp lGE. prsrossr Franc,
Baker, 36I 18th street, corner ofPenpsylyauia
avenue, takes pleasure Of Informing hi: friends
and his numerous customers. that he has pur
chased the establishment of Bonnesu, hereto ssn
fore French Baker, In 10th str eet, Warrington ,H
compriting all bis Stock, well as all his Gus -
toner. in this city BY mutual consent
Mr.. y Desfesse. By industry, attention, vigi-
in Washington, has succeeded 10 make his name
know not only 40 French Baker, but for the
Having hereafter the Customers Of both estab-
Lsbmen.s TO attend to, Mr.. r. Desfosse will spare
ton, to have the French and A merican Bread Of
superior quality. and continue to have good
WE REsPECTFULLY INVITE THB AfTRN-
w on OF tho Yneiis % orr ,assrse and elegant
and other GAS I1xTUR1s-3the best coIIection
this side OF PhiladelphiA-an frsm the celebrated
eetab ishDsnt Of Cornelius Baker, Phiiadel phia,
which We sell 1t mansfacturers, prices. :
/ ALEX sHEPaERD 4 BROS,
! go 269 PennSylyanta avenue, south side,
J ocB 5w 80 Near corner nth street.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E6R PENTHOUSE on street; $50 Der
Il moDts. Furniture for sale. Also, HOUSE
on street; LOO per month. Furniture for sale;
near City Hall. An elegant FURHISHE HOUSE
Of fourteen rooms, for boarding.
ID. l.. WELLS l. CO.,
&C 3o6t Real Estate Brokers, 10th and sts
NOTICE TO DAlRYMEN-RARE CHANCE
For INVESTMENT-Y Valuable DAIRY for
sale, with one of the best milk routes ia the city
and large ARM for rent one mile from the city
over good road The cows are very choice and
IN good proht, about thirty in number Also the
Horses, Hogs, MIX Wagons, Dairy Fixtures
Farming Implements, &C. Everything 10 of the
with, and will be sold reasonable, and upon good
terms Apply At once 20 d. L WELLs a co
Real Estate Brokers, N. w. corner 10th and +.
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GOOD FRENCH Calf Boots, ready made SIR
best French Calf Boots, to order, Sl4 to SO ]
Srottr n ational Hotel, entrance on 9th street,
and inside HOTEL . III. -r-
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WAGON USLiCESsED.-Yesterday, Mr. John
Sorcoran was arrested on Two charges OF hay-
ing wagons unlicensed. He was fined IS in
each case. = -
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RY rHOe DQwLIAs. Act. ;0sorestovs. >
iHPRoyED PRss.EII IN esosssrswA.

On MONDAY. NSysebsr 0, st O'Clock p nj
:s. lo s fees On w ss.s sss.sss
Bridge st,sst spaths Canal and Lnns,.s esek
brick dwelling house, No ~ tostsinise nine
rocns, dinir reeI, ben and esrsf
u,Dnshs. vita inss rsst. sss ursd " esrt Of Gqa
90 The p.oIerty Convex sncass aud ssAmps ~ he
ceS THOMAS DowLJEo. Asct.
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INEPARrMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
II To Ar RENsIoN QFEIcE, July 18th, ls6

10 ALL WHOM IT AAf OORUR8N
,Applceuon having been made under the ast Of
June $50, Tor the reissue Of the following do
scrloed Land Warrants, which ere alleged to have
peen lost or destreyed,-Hotice 10 hereby siyen
tnst ~ the date following the deecrfDtion OF esch
VAIL ans new certificate or warrant Of Ike tenor
VII DC reassueA, no valid objection should than
Es 81 .s2s. for 100 acres, Issued under the &C, Of
march lSso, In the name Of James 2. unds rhtIl
shs wss granted July II. l85S.-December 1, 1876
NO. y 100, fer 30 acres. issued under the act O.
september, 1850 In the name Of Daniel Milton, and
va, wss granted Deesmber 18th. lssl-Decsnbsr lst,
NO, g soe, for 9 acres, issue< u.asr the oct of
March Sd l6ses IN the name OF Daniel Milton, and
wss granted March 18th, l6s6-Uecember lst, ies6
NO, s9ln, ior lso acses, tssuez under the act Of
Merch >, lHe. In the name OF Tanner. widow Of
n rstia Benton; and was granted August 8, lsss-
no Sszl, for 90 seres. issued under the oct OF
s az. WAS granted April ssth. lsss December a.
no. s0l4. for 90 aeres issusl under the sct Of
March Sd, 1885, 10 the nsne ~ SPENCER Wiley end
80 %. granted February lsths 1ss6. December =,
No. u los, for 100 serss, issaed under the "a a.
March Sd. lass. In the name Of Horace 0re0orT
snt was Granted December s6, laos.-Becsmbsr
No tsJs for 10 acres. of lad. isssed under the
oct ct March 3, 1855. In the name Of sha Bscon
And YES granted JANUARY a. lsss. January II.
-,..n-s-s ~ JOS. n. BAnsErr, =
UAwl1W = D. - L. 3 oomniooionoe. !
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LOB SALE-40 900 extra choice, hardy per.
Il petuai blooming ROSES, climbing and orna-
mental tree and plant EkUIT TREES, GRAPE
VINE, PARLOR PLANTS, &C., &c. The collec.
tion Comprises the newest and choicest kinds
hnown in Europe aaa America. Hardy Plants and
Fruit Trees planted In the fall will grow and bloom
better next summer than If planted In the spring
"A JARDIH, Florist and Nurserymsn,
oc ~ In Etr- 18th and n streets.
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WI. xsAss : oo;s PIANOS.
Passes I. 90 ls 3 pffSSSsss AND M. M
or ee1e and rsnt on easy terms. q He. lss lIth
treet. above Rennsy lYanaa avenue
sci eosn. =. q. RIiCHRHBACH,
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A LAKes ASSESSMENT o. PIANOS raaf
a have t<er ussd,fpr sale upsaI sssy terms. Il
sst We. nHrlxRorra CO !
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UNI PRICE
- .~r. EE4
FOR
CT o II NC, -,-...-,.
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
NO DEVIATION.
- ,..
II NING'S,
Corner TIA street and Maryland arcane.
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A SURE PILE CURE DIR. Gilbert's Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent by mail on receipt OF 81 Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere Address j. b. Romano. Mana.
ger, No. SIS Broad way, New York. Q:
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u - -. $1,000 =
Opening OF large aud fne sssortmsat Of
rBEHCB GOODS, composed Of ~,
Lsdies, aud Obi tsss' Ctoaks, Cloth for Cloaks,
bonnets. Trtnmipgs: Bottoms. LAdiss' u der 4 ar
nents, 3sns, ell kfods of real -Lscos Lrbl q p
I rsrirE ~ snd ssress variety Of Fancy Goods II
Ciosts and Dresses cot And atfsd; also made 70
order, In the lssest PsTissi sn style. : I
oe H2v 3sS Psorryl Nv snfs svssue.
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RY THOs. DOwLIse, Auct.; Georsetevn

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNIrrRr
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov 7th. a, N
O'CLOCK, will sell, at No. 143 Washington AZ raes
between Dunbarton and Beall street, an excei
lie Mt assortment Of Household Furniture: oonsts,.
ing Of o Ho's''
MshosanJ and Walnut Chairs and Sofas
Mahogs ny Tables, Bureaus. Wardrobes
Excellent Three ply, Ingram and other Carpets
Weather Beds. Bedstesds and Bedding
hair and Husk Mattresses $3.50
Chairs, Tables, Lounges, Mirrors, &c
Oilcloth, Mating, &c
Excellent Cooking and ether Stoves
Crockery and Glassware, Kitchen Beq uisites
And many articles mentioned
Terms cash. THOs. BOWLING.
no tlntelI Auctioneer
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CoRNs. Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moles, &C., successfully
treated by DR.. White, SUR ,on Chropodist,
t24 Penn av.. between ~ an 9th streets. Of.
fee hours from a m. to y n, and to s D.
m. No charge for consultation.
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RY GREEN VILLA Ms, Auctioueerr.
- No. s26, csrner IL 9TH and ID streets.
ANNUAL FALL SALE OF ISAAC HERR.
BERG SON.

., 1000. we tnsn sell, at our Auction Rooms, No
$40, corner 7th and streets at d. o CLOCK a m
the most extensive collection of Unredeemei
Piedses ever offered by us, being accumul All on
OF goods for the last twelve months and comnris.
ing in part
Fifty Ladies' Gold Hunting, Lever, .nd other
nometer, Lever and other Watches, Diamoud
Kings and Bresstpins In large quantities and OF
the most elegant patterns ever erfsred by us cold
Chains, b, ea,tpiss. Bar and Finger Rings, Pen.
ellis, and On elegant variety Of silverwsre; Cloth
ing. consisting Of Over, Frock. Sack Black OIotS
and other Coats. together with Pants end Vests
IN great variety; Ladies' Wearing Apparel in
large varieties-Uloaks, Dresses. Furs, &c OF the
most fashionable styles; Table aud Bed Linens
blankets, Quilts, Spreads, and Napkins, amount
ing 10 2so dozen. TO which the attention of hon
ana hotel keepers Is especially called; together
with Guns. Revolvers. Opera Glasses, Music al
nnmero us to enumerste.
Sale to commence with Watches.
Terms cash
4 ISAAC HERZBERG son, Pawnbroke,.
L ne leo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Auets
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81 WANTS

+ SIX GoSngABIKErRRs wANTFp. Apply
-, 70 D bAoh :. O street, between zeth and siss
WHsI !,k,IDo- Fgrnished HOUSE, IN > dssl 1s6ls
o hs Pos Se o. letting r
FIRST CLess DRESS MAKERs wanted etit
,ts s As' eseoe- Also, . GIRL 70 DO housesork
"a AE1EB,iwo Boz 9 Ia the b acx- uite a.. :.
", hsaSS on a ny 20 paint shop. M. YouEG
BEERS: e. az: :: ats
r sss:s ss sldr. S.s.ss:ns
Maf qrc@ oi .sa7e 7th street, between and
SITgALIOa wANTEp-By q frst c,ass sales
- lazy fnny comp..ent to lake charge Of Dry
fe re res ia 9s S M,say store ant:ebsa
Lady y st star Once. for one week ''G sossss
MAkTlp.a ar.. GAS. COOK one Who under
need apply 70 sueh one sss bs.
81: na l ! e. street, between md Il srn.y
WAFTER-A oLERk Tor shoe store; one WHO
the trade Sa, I. Sdsd an I'd Nth
w in the washing ami ironing. Apply ct aaf
18th ST, bet. Q and SIS. no sac
WAnTEB-Affst ci.s. WAITER or BUTLER.
w None need Apply without the very best refer
f Presid sson RI,srs fs%y Apply at No 10
10 2; - SAKTs pS ssRslSs
s SeaTeen south Capitol and Half on street
centrally iossisa F!i!sts family s:s!:rrss AZ
stairs. : : - - = : - - no sSSt.p
WANTEDaByt two respectable young women,
dc plain sewing, or to take care Of children; and
tne other as vet nurse references given if re-
and 18th streets, Island. no s,3ts II
WANTKp-A FURNISHED Room, in . pri.
w 4ate house, where there are NO other board
ores Bos No. PS.s q Dan0
w NURSE. one that will ONE well rscomme ID,
ed ne iss to 4's 9Th street, between and
~ sabt with French and German, desires Sir
WRETis, Star ONCE, Washington. no Isl
WA ISIE " nS ! class TIN AND SHEET.
GUY Stove WaTshon.e f AgS s to sipdhf a,s
and 10th SITS. .-..'-fNe'l -. 49, oc a1-t II
WANIED-our lady friends to know that we
I1rEsT rsssy sn up Braid H
and m Sss An Of tn. richest design.
PincusRiohs smoking Gaps Yoke. and S'BiS Bands.
are ny ihF
&C 7.n opposite Patent Office.
WANTED , TO BTY.A small = house.. between
" 1tn and.l5th streets, and between Pennsylya-
MA Avenue End n street. Apply TO O. B.
hEh, oIM OInce. oc y II
w ANT Z New and Cast on CIotbing.
w Watches. Pistols, Guns. or any other kind Of
goods. The highest cash price paid at the Mer-
chant Pawnbrokers Store of A. FULTON & CO,
3O2 Ninth street, three doors north of Pa. ave
Sole Yss for singer: Sewing Maehines Brass
c. nm WANTED TO BUY FOR SIS 900
SC,UUU. Cast OFF CLOTHING CT ali de-
sSS1ripti9ns Ladies, aud Gents 0lethes Dyed,
street and 376h 9TH, between and Msryland
avenue. oc I1.Imr
WANTED.By the 18th of October, an unfur-
w pi.hed BRICK HOUSE, containing Ell aht or
ten rooms, with modern improvements, between
9th ard 2lst streets. Pepnsylyania avenue and
street Address A. X. L., at this Office Best Of
references given and required. se29H
WANTED-By respectable young girl q SIT.
w UATl0N 70 do chamberwork and plain sew
Ing. Address note to j IL Star office. seS
SECOND HAND IUBNITURE
wv Also, MIRRORS. CARPETS, BEDS BED.
DING and HOUsEyukNISHING GOODS Of every
description. y. BUCHLY, lO6 7th street
1e6-o between g and 81. east side
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Rf n. 2 PAGE, Auctioneer
~ a02 7th 81 under Odd Rellows' Hall

extensive stock OF Blankets. shasls Uuderoiota.
ing; Pisted Ware Cstlsry, Boot. and Shoes, Hat.
bire Gnls and q large assortment Of FancV
Goods EVERY EVENING this week, eomn esc,
ing ct o clock
29-6t PACT
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, A,ctisneer,


TBRED BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING nv
Virginia AVENUE, tween Sd and stb .t
Island, ct Public Auction H s'e .
On WEDNESDAY. the 7th instant ut 10 o,cloo.
q. me- we sh al sell. on the premises Lot No & IN
Square No tI. having good fron and depth .vhieh
via be sold without reserve.
Terms: 0He.third cssh: balance in g. IL ana "a
months, and secured By q deed ef trust On ~
premises; All conyeyancins and revenue stamp
no ia GREEN & WILLIAMS Anc,.
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PENNIES can be had IN any quantities at the
Star Office counter
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WINrIR CLOfHIEG ROB
0EHTLEMBN AND BOYS.
NEW STILES .RHOEIyED DAILY
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
329 Psnnsylvania avenue,
oc 29.1wff INTEL bet 9th and 10th Sta

~ - GOLDEN SYRUP
s with LA large =, stock prime aRoc1slss :sllins
oc 80 ST 269 9th St. bet. n asd u.
pARLfZ yOUs FRAHOAIs; Or. DO You speak
10 vrspca % cent. ssseehss Sic Dsnsssh; @.
sS:gnol; Or, Do iSe sIesa sEsni,h 60 eents;;
cent? Hsrmcni.. Postaues. psP Lsn s srtsns q
sents Recueiilenients Poetiquss. par Lonlarsine;
% esSts, Vie do Jesus. par Rsnsn o. e.
H HoEEfil 1900 <.
I an to-day receiving HOEEY Of che fnsst.
Favor and sppssrance = :.
Corner Of i4th end stres,a u nder
ec0 E6hltt House.
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SAVE YOUR MoSEYM!-Buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at Francs Cheap Store.
494 9TH street, three doors above Odd Fellows
Hall. lie sells good Merino Shirts and Draw
ers, al 81; good Canton Flannel Drawers, a:
IS cents; Gray's Collars, p cents per box. 3
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~ GREEH WILLIAMS, AuOtioncers.
fFE5etF;nPTeEf sAk5 q. ~ gD. THi AInIEAL
V TfHIIIsE s sTenEs Sok ud 6khSt a l
cas- HURNnKe IN eARglk, AND ALL

On MONDAY, The s,S inssccs. % Kali ssIl. ats
o'eleek , m, on the premises. the aboysmentioret
tween Sd ana lih streets east Pie house confaius
ten large reons and vide hAls. This yroIerty -
- grouDo rent, lease havnG SIX year, " run, viii
the privilege OF removing al i'm prevensahs q IT,
eayiration Of ies.s. nns chance for say yersss
S,sts,sS to 20 In sssinss;sr Ss VIII 80 IN
poast Aucfionee0.
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III T. n MIN G'S.

Corner TIA street aud Maryland arexue.
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z L D 7 Ii I N G
NO DEVIATION.

MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
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sAlbsny skiehs.
8 Basket eleirhs. A

The sboye list includes all the effects necessary
for fret class stable.
The whole to be positively sold without reserv.
or cash, the ovIer retiring from business on &C
oc .s-eoxt n X WALSH 90 Aucts
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-22
JURc Session 1866
CLERKS OFFICE, June 18th 1866.

Be it remembered that the Board Of Su-
perylsors Of Howard county, Iowa. assem-
b!ed at thciI' room il the Court House on the
4th day Of June a. d 1866 at o'clock p
M" Ill pUrsuan 2e oil the statute.
On The appearance ofa quorum the board
was called to order By the Chairman.
In the case Of State rs Owen, the Board
fixed the opening Of the afternoon session Of
the 9th for the time Of hearing.
Petition Of S. F. Moore and others for
change in road No 30 referred to commit
tee On highways and bridges.
On motion the committee on county cx-
penscs We're instructed to examine the re-
ccipts and disbursements of s. L. HaIsted,
Trustee of the appropriation Of The Bridge
at Vernon Springs and report thereon to
this board
On motion the board adjourned until A
M. the 5th.
Tucs3ay. June 5th 9 4. III.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment and
were called to order by the chairman.
Roll called quorum present, minutes Of
yesterday read and approved.
Report on equalization Of aSscssmcn cnt, pre-
sentcd by Mr.. Ashley was referred back to
the committee for amendment.
Mr.. Thurber from committee On township
ofticcrs accounts, presented the following
claims FIR all 0yvarcn
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-22

The account otL Banks, Town Clerk O
JamcstON II, shows $4,000 received and sat
isjact0ry vouchers tor the disbursement OF the
same.
The account OF E. ". Allen. clerk of
New Oregon Township, shows 9 baIan ce OF
$2hl9 remaining in his hands not paid over
to his successor in Office.
On motion ronort adonfo1
~, ,,a4;o, :, .,,..,,,.- !, j..
y "i' Hi",o'' ~ '"o 'ia',Gf OF me outleS OF
Do'.' h.,I o- H. ',sol" i0'a"E" 20 'h9 hcii3l
=, ',,'N >.l, ~ r,J vi '"Ae' III Conhec1lol
;;4I M .i'lVI 20 Si'ec'"t commit
,s, ~ ii,o -, tli0 d ''"n' anu 70 re-
P'1IS tro ,l,,,,.p., ls' 'c'So" ~ g
lIl '''o ii,"''tr Oh 'ho session laws sent
to;I 1olt. Iocon ,G ioi ~ "liu uSSflputloh,
S1'" DovhS oecoh'l,'@ uaSaLeabLe tor want OF
On motion the c1or1; VIZ in st,.rceod 70 COW
respond with the State authorities for the
best terms for the adjustment of the account.
In the matter Of tile salary of the Clerk Of
this Board, it was shoH that the salary of
the clerk was materially less than that paid
to other county officers. and that ;he Logis-
lhanoo | "" ;n ''''oeu " 'aW n'akI1G " GreAs
ti,o,aIT Wv '''i.t u ','A'H5 ":SeSslile,.tS, >,
v;thn,;t ,U,.'s?,' :ho un'Ies OF MS ol10e
a." I''i'' 'p'''iSa Vo','
Boar d for the wear 1866 and until tho tar7 nr7
tler action Of the Board in reference there
to- be fixed at Sl00C 90 and the fees coming
INTO his hands by virtue of his Joint Office Of
clerk OF this and clerk of the Dirtrict Court.
In the matter Of the salary of County Judge
~ was represented that the salary was
,or f,rn,o5 0!'- ''0i' " VAC amount u l"Doi
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-22
VOL 7. NO. 30
Flew Oregon Plain Dealer

2.s,Gshet every FriIay at the Plain Dealerprntlng
1,s, Main Street, New Oregon, liowardCounty' Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-22

--TErMS.-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-22

For sale at this offce.
l Finkle & Lyon Sewing Machine,
! Empire Shuttle Machine,
l Weeds Sewing Machine,
l Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine.
Prices reasonable and terms of pay
mcnt easy. rs IT,.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-22

Mr.. Goodrich oAorcl an amendment
striking out the bill Of " ~ Patterson, the
report as amended was then adopted.
On motion the following bill presented
by S A Stone was allowed.
L w Lee $500
On motion the bill Of C E Berry was re-
jccted.
On motion the bills of Levi s. Albert
Pierce were postponed to the next session.
On motion the bill of A, c. Callahan was
cut down from $500 to $4,000.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-22

IN tllc mlttcr OF the nSscssmCnt IF Y. r
Carey the amount was reduced from $1,000
90 to $4,000.
Mr.. Stone gave notice that be would move
reconsideration of The above m, ton.
Claims of H Gage, for $500, rejected.
Mr. Howe from commmittee On Coun-
ty expenses presented the following &C.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-22
IN HOWARD COUNTY:

Being 500 acres in Chickasaw and
2so acres in Howard County, Iowa. which
VIII be sold for cash or part on credit.
These lands are mostly in large tracts
and wei! adapted for either stock or grain
arms. FOR terms,
Arplyto GEO. W. JONES, DUBUQUE. Iowa.
W:R. MEAD. New Oregon, -
16V51 G.S c. SCOTT ,McGregor, -