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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-29

FoR CHTLBLAINs aud Frosted Feet, White
EmhrocatIon is a specific Price 5 per bottle
Tor sale at 42i Pennsylyania avenue, between
y IA d 9th streets.
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OPERA GLASSES, American Watches, Gold
and Silver, Diamond Jewelry, very low, much
teIow cost. to close business. Only good gold
yania avenue. :,
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BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS and Rubbers are of
fHred on most favorable terms, by Geo Il
Wilson, 5V2 eth street. See his card
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O1 sIFEs-In c0nseaue nee Of he ice blockade
~ The Potomac. oysters are getting scarceT and
l-sEeT iu prtrs iust AZ tina tine " aen ioey are
ia"Hsf uLest favored, and niOst wholesome
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THOSE eighteen dollar overcoats. at Hen
nings, corner Seventh street and MARYLAND
avenue, are worthy of examination ana pur-
chase. M
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STITrNG LIQCCR USLICESsRD.-Jobn hen =
rEcv vra< arrested Yesterday by officer h razier
.. t-r second War1. for selling liquor withoui
t..rL-e THstice MOrseil fined hIll S2J-JO-
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TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon, Coro-
nsr W oOdWand held an Inqnest IN view of the
BODY OF the narIar who, as we stated yester-
day, was found IN the canal at the foot OF 18th
street. The body was Identihed by officers OF
TIE Marine Corps as private FITZPATRICK, ana
the Jury decided that ne came 70 his death by
bs1Ilg frozen after falling into the canal. b.
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REAL Estate SALEs.-tireen Il Williams,
6uctIsneeTs. sold the sforehonse corner New
.Tersey avenHA and south Il street. 20 q, Z.
Gulick for SG.1G Part lot 3, square DO on l.
street DOrfh, between 18th and 18th. 10 h A
Sbinn er3a cents per foot Lot 81, square 90i.
on 9rh street sast, 10 W. q. Dobson for s2.G2j.
House aud lot Oh X street, near south K, 10
Wm Tanner for =, $50. I'D -..---
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EKYrrSG OPEE SUNDAY.--Geo. WaiteTnade
VAS arrested yesterday by officer Roth, OF the
Third WARD, for keeping hIs plice OF bnsiness
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FREET,,rFN's CELEBRATION we near t'a'
eNf-usy preparations are being MAJ TOT
Grand demon -trartol At Freedn1 a's NIltaE~, ~
axe II OF The III u. January next.
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IHE PRIZE MASQUERADE Of the Harmony
Sirele will be held at Odd Fellows Hall, on
monday evening, i4th January. Those de-
string to be present hould secure their tickets
as none Will be sold at the door or on the
evening OF the ball. See advertisement
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UY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aacnoneer.-

Late Qecs Ne,r rcr. AID Faskiag'oH
Sc M, h'g Company \
Gr0rgs'Otr. ID. e.. Nov p a.; (
Tne following rvc'simeI package VIII. III n q
taken within thi .ty days rom this date, be sold
al pubilc auction, 10 pay Charges &c.
G. i. Green, NJ ! - rdner
W. W; Roberts, l.eo Do oIittie,
Capt. Sanger. n Stanley,
Edwin 4. Morrill,. VIM Gallagher,
Mrs Charlie Howard 7 l.. u Brien.
Also. bill. Ssrnish, Cooking Stove, broken
do I Trunk. Chest, without mark.
Tie above PACK ages. now At the late office cf the
COMPANY In Georgetown, will ii not called for. be
sold AZ the auction room Of Green b w ili ans, N
SATURDAY, the ;9tb of December next, At N
O'Clock Q. n without reserve for cash
DO D2awds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN
nl SATURDAY, the 5th day Of January, l557 at
lie % 60 GRIEN WILLIAMS. Auct..
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WETARE pleasure in announcing that our
old fellow citizen, J.. Il. Gardner, NJ d., has
ItheWsd MS practice, in which speciality we
know he has had great experience We refer
you to the advertisement column
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by THoS. BOWLING, Auct Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE 9ryALgABLI RsAL rs

BY virtue of deed OF trust made By yames Rho
der and wife to the subscriber the 5th day Of Oc-
tober 1875 and recorded among the land records OF
the District OF Columbia. in Liber K NJ r., No.
folio 2le, b., VAIL oisr .t public sale, trout
81 the premises, tn tuesday,. the 18th Decem hsr.
1865, at o clock y. m, the following descrl bed
real STATE being part OF lots No. AZ and a, in Pc
ter Beatty. fhrelkeld and Deskfn'e addition to
Geoi getown AMI District afore~ aid, errOdeOusly
named In TO- mer deeds lots Ne So aud 60. Be-
ginning for the same the end Of 81 feet nc hes
measured . line drawn east from the intersec-
uon of the esst line 6 Linsan with the north Hne
% Prospect street and running thence east with
the north line Of Prospect street % feet; thence
north and parallel with Ling street IS feet more
or les. thence vest and parallel With Prospect
street 20 feet thence south and parallel with Lin
gan street % feet moro less to the beginning
Terms or sale One third cash; and tue residue
IN six and twelve months. with interest firm the
day 81 sale the title being retained until fuil pay
Rent of the purchase money.
IL the terns Of sale are not complied with within
three days after the day OF sAle the Trustee re-
serves the right 70 resell, upon three day notice.
al the risk and cost OF the defaultinR purchaser
Convey Az Ct pg and sc An ps at purch asers cost
HUGH CAPERf0N. Trustee
de IS go TH0S. BOWLING, AuctE
~TBE ABOVE SALE WAS POSITION
until MONDAY, Jsnusfy 9TH. ISL, same hour
HUGH OAPEEroH, Trus tee.
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LOOK TO YOUR HYDKANTs AND STREET
WAsBEns-Quite number Of complaints
have been MADE 10 the sanitary police OF ice
formed upon raw er1ent s because of the neglect
of housekeepers 10 attend TO their hydrants aRd
street washers. The sanitary police have been
very moderate in the treatnen Mt Of the deiin-
Qaents. but II the defects are not INN ediately
remedisd, the usual flne and costs Will speedi-
Iv
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FAMILY MATINEE,
At the Night Prices OF IdmissioS ion: Children, Half
..aas.s Price, except to Gallery. o.. 81. o..
NIGHT PERFORMANCE AS USUAL.
,on Both Oocssions viii be presented Dion Bon
Oh, THE Eli sInk xsS ~ S 4sKsFli YEARS.
Or Nd GsON OE Rr
BENEFIT OF THE WIDOWS AMP ORPHAK3
SOLDIERS OF THE REPUBLIC,
Under the auspices of the
CONSERVATIVE ARMY s.
AND NAVY UNION I"
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, nth sTBEgr.
SATURDAY EVENING, DE0 %. 1866.
... Opening Address by Col. O'BEIRNE.
The following Musical Talent will appear:
MR. EVER. MISS EVER,
NR. CANNON, MISS BABGOUK,
NIB FORSYTH, MISS WARD
PROF. sOHEEL. MISS BOWLEN
PROF. SPANNIEB, MISS ROWE,
Mr.. F.O. BANGS has kindly Consented to re.
cite. ON the occasion the odd Grenader's Story
Tickets 20 cents to be had at the erinoip pal no
tells, music stores, and members Of the orgsniza-
Doors open at O'Clock; cOmmenoe Concert at
: > o'clock. de y It
.. NATIONAL THEATRE. wv
SPA rSG RAPLEY ........,......... Proprie:ors.
MAX MARETzEK's
SEASON on EIGHT GiGmfs,
ONE MATINEE.
npruruI x,cur
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1867.
E- PROSPECTUS
The following eminent ATtistes will appear du-
ring the sesson OF Italian opera
sennora CARMEN P5oH,
s hsf wa sSsSSS
Her fir,sappesrance il Warrington.
Her r. a spp. N; "A, l, n W.sn,nr,sn
And the universal fayorite American Prims
PRIME Hi DoSsk aEz?S s9P ffo AND CON
Madam, l rAssfL ssI2i5aA1a5aEsrA
Mis-. ~ Fs IS; sI gsfSSEfos.
sis Ssusf H kAS1ERI BBA Ak1aIf
His fTst appsssNSsspPeas &c, in Ws,htngton.
Tis NJ j S Slis3hbSff
The celsbrs Hn GI6 ORC RoNooNI
CAcknewIedged the greatest Lyric Comedian Of
His first appearance 10 W Arlington
s Es.al r 1t skEEfsI.
PRINT BASH:
sgnor G; B. ANToNNUCOI, 49,
HEIR and c mSPHnE okkssioHARpr'
CARL BERGMAN. A ToRBIANI, and
MAN MARETZEK
GRAND ORCHESTRA,
NUMEROUS AND i EFrIoIEsr oHoEUs.
Selected with especi Al in order TO reach per
fecton a. near ., possfBe in those two import ant
departments of the Lyric Drama. 0t
THE REPERTOIRE OF THE COMPANY
TER GEIs sP.R e 7 "a Az Ho M6EIu
First time In " ashinStsp
zAaPH ;oS TIE MARBLE BRIDE,
firs TR ,fme i TN Wnasshngton.
THE BsBBIR OF SEVILLE,
EfisiiR p,AMogK,
soMNAMBULA.
FkA DIAvOLO.
= PRICES OF ADMISSION.
General Admission 81 so
ghsies Seats secured in advance (extral....i 90
p;s,s' % %
GUBsoRiPTIONs.
For the entire season Of Eight Nights will be
on SATURDAY and M0NDAI, December 29th
The REGULAR sale Of Tickets for Single Perform
snc.s VIII commence on Tuesday Morning. jam.
EANoY DRESSES AND COSTUMES
de u Sts -. - All 10Th street.
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SRlLING ALMOST AT Oosr,-Splendid lot OF
Bibles, Prayer Books, Rosariss. Sratnarv.
Fancy Articles, Toys, Pertemonais Porto.
hos. Diaries, &C., suitable for New Years
glits, st Brophy's new Bookstore, 3li + street.
between 10Th and 18th streets : h. = -
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TIE WOUNDED POLICKMAN-Nr. Joseph
Williams, the policeman who was shot while
pursuing burglars few nights ago, still lies
IN a critical condition, but the symptoms of
the case during the past twenty -four hours
have been rather more favorab lie than before,
and MS friends begin 20 entertain hopes Of his
recovery. The bs1 which entered his left
breast has not been extracted, but Mr.. Will
liams thin ks he has discovered where it lodged
an his left side near the hip.
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IHosE WHO CONTEMPLATE making New
Iears call, should rot forget to take some
"A suitable one can be had at Bos weil,s ne or
Fancy Store, 302 Pennsylvania avenue, b.
tween 9th and 10th treets, IN fine Lace Goods.
sucn as Point and Point Applique, Cluuy,
taieneiennes and Seal Thread Laces, in Col
Iars. Barbes, Head Dresses, Handkerchiefs
&c. Also, fine Fancy Goods and Notions.
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weed Sets, Cluster Setts, lei hnaNpesri
Seus, Jet Chains, 30 new styles sleeve But
sohs. Stgds, Rings. Scarf Pins, Silver Phred
SpoonS FORKS, Gobiets, Cups, Gall BELLS, la
us companions, Shell Bones. Bracelets,
Ircelved ihis morning, at Prisg,s One Dollar
Se~eiiy Store, No age Pennsylvania av~nue,
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no: FOR FINE SEATING, and for the large
or our friend, j. r. Foley, s75 Pennsvivants
avenue, and SIG Fs1eet, bet ween foth and ffth
s.reeis sose her with fine as sor tine at of Ne "
1etr Presents, China, Glass and Crockary,
&c-,, which he offers wholesale and retail al
low terms. Do not fail 70 give Mr., y. a
cali: Goods rented on Commission and deli v
cred free ~ S''
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THE PRESIDENT AT THE Masonic FAIR
At half past eight O'Clock last evening, Bros.
Sears and I4arner were deputed to wait upon
the President and escort him TO the fair build l.
ing few minutes after he arrived In his
carriage, when ne was Feceived by tke Knights
Templar IN full regalia- The President was
attended by Col Robert Johnson, his private
secretary, ana after remaining about half an
hour he departed, apparently highly pleased
with the tar and his cordial reception.
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AUCTION SALES.

nv eAer Asenc. ssiss zee ros-a rass.l
rhIs AFTERNOON AND TO-koRROw.
RY GREEN . WILLIAMS. Auetioneer,
CQEIIHuATIos SALE OF THR PawNsRo-
kERE SALE OF uSRsDKrMkD PLEDGas
on fsipa9 . .SS ssSfuspsY ,s,b ana or,
as','T': :i. 10 ,sn oslsIh an s and Oss:s
s Sa,. 30 street. large co,IsotisS Of Hustins
snd BI sss,piSs and J.wsiry Of .Ysrs ds.sr, stes'
Guns Pistols, Musioal InstrHments, Ladies' end
S e, len, Wsssiss SPs.rs of s'sry de'ers-
cali the sttentioh OF persons IN want OF hns
goods 20 the sbovessle.
-, RgRssrIsE,Pawne
Rr VIM. L. WALL co. Aucnsse.r.,
South Corner Penn a svenne and sts street
SALE OF DIAMONDS. PINS, KINGS r.p
RlNGs, AND SETS: ar AUUrIos
On hONDA Y, Deceal Der 81, st 10 o'clOck, We xrII
5eins Inc ~ ss. H cf S sSs
al OF which Is OF Is carat gold and wsrraltea'
Pins Ring. k.rins. and Full SETS.
The goods are Of hne quality.
1t W. L. WALL a Co. Auot.
by W. L. WALL a co, AuctIonsers
- Sores rs and 3I5,
south corner Penpsyt vanis avenue and 9th Sc
CLOSING OFT SALE or BIoH vALU.
on MONDAY MoRNiSG, Dec 81 AIoSOH'
Every lct warranted perfect and true % IN.
tiop re ONE. CON nencipg at 40 clock, coneri.inr
the .aTstst snd R,ost costly lot Of Fur. enr~S
n Msss, ngt:s city ~ oslslosue. en- brscIoErssI
siBfEILN SQUIRRELS
FRENOH FITCH
Manufactured in the latest aud NEST fass,ac,ss
s.r,s sJies Of
"''S' CoLLARErrEs.
EcGEsIrs,
CAPks. &c &c
i1Il assortment OF GeIt< Gloves shd Muaier.,
ROCK n0IhThLh BEAyES.
BUFFALO
EACCOOS,
.so GhNETTE, &C
large variety of me Driving Glove. and Gau,t
iets. Iney being . cons gEnient from 81 the
,.Tgest llnpeTting ana manufacturing house. an
New York. IN
We invite especial attention q buyers 70 ,hi.
fscturo and are true 20 the name
.hALk POSITIVE
porlon OF the most desirable Goods remain
IT WI. WALL & CO. Auct..
pr d. l., WELLS a Co
- AuctisBeers s1d Real Estate Brokers'
Northwest corner 10th streets
FRAME BUILDINGS AND LUMBERAr AUG.
On THURSDAY. the ID DAY of Janus-,. q,
eei.ek "a. on the premises, on nth -t-s,t east,
Bow, We shall cell at Public Auction go
One Frame Dwelling House
Large lot of Lumber Of different Kind.
BIS .sle !. worthy the stteHtion Of Builders
Terms cash.
de 29-4t ID. l.. WELLS a co Aucts
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LOB RrNT-Two Furnished ROOMS, No
j i61 18Th street beIsren aud n cts. &c =
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fnantial ami GemmfrtiaI.



By Telegraph tSEw Yonx, Nov. 81.
The Comms, eiafs money article says the money
market 10 working easier; balances are steadily
accommodating with the banks, and loans are more
freely offered good borrowers finding no diGeaity
In supplying their wants II per cent. on stock
eollatterals, although . large smount Of business
Is done ut per cent. Occasional Transactions ars
made ~ per cent. on Government discouats.
Prime name, are uegotiatiabis 1t eiGT per
csst.
Gold has taken . sharp upward turn.
The rsport Of the sonplicstion between our
Gov erumsnt sad that of France ON the Mexican
question, hes been freely used BY the Bails end
the prize ~ touchsd i42. The nea. approach
Of eSehssse 10 specie shipping point alss tsads
to aid the upward tendency. The shon in
tsres 10 incoss,asrshls, aad leans srs nads rose
rally nss.
The advance in gold bas put down The valas 81
old 1os ACT below the London quotations, aad
frsaa the fsw purchases Of bonds BY The Rorsira
bankers this morning, Il 10 evident that ssrtsin
sapDly Of bills will come from that source, and
this confederation has checked the bseyaasy d
the market.
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FoR removing spots from painted wallis,
the Cleanser" cannot be equaled. Every
housewife who wishes to savs labor and time
should keep it constantly on hand. Every
bottle is worth its weigh in-Cleanser !;
which is better than gold.
Sold BY all druggists and grocers.
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ON previous occasion, when IN accident
occurred u he place, No spoke Of the me-
cessity of building . Substantial railing alone
the edge of the deep sally on the plank road
near the 6rss toll gate. We noticed yestsr>
day that the place snll remains sxpcsed-a
dead fall, rs il is, that ought to b. made ~
cure from further accidents in the way indi.
Gated above.
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CoNE one, come all, and invest . small
amount Of capital in the great institution Of
the age. The Eclectic Cleanser not only
removes al stains snd dirt from the house,
bat it clears the atmosphere Of home. BY re-
lieving woman Of her greatest domestic bur.
dens.
Sold by AL drusrists and Rrocerp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28

6xe0K oAoA - Aoo6Qks
We clip the following account Of the ex
cursion TO this city from the columns Of the
loUd Hsmeste0d:
EXCURSION TO KsoKux.
Awaiting ourselves of the invitation. ve
found ourselves in common with some two
hundred Of our fellow citizens ON Tueedav
morning last, ct the depot Of the Des Noines
Valley Railroad, where seven fue peeseoeer
cars had been placed for our accommodation
BY the gensle0Anly o6csn Of the Company.
A few minutes before o'clock the whistle
blew and We were gliding over the maeni6
cent prsiries and caltivatsd farms which
spread lar away on either hand. The air
was bracing, the day upon the whole iine for
the season, and the crowd in the hishset AMIR.
its- Every preparation had been made by
the omcaals Of the road 70 make the excursion
pleasant, and nothing occurred on the way to
mar the pleasure Of the party.
We cannot speak too highly of the prepa-
fenons and arrangements on the part Of the
nufens OF nsokak. The assigning Of the
guests 70 their Placee while on t6s csss, the
brevity Of the secsptioa speeches, the admi-
rsole facilities for conveying the whole party
thirty minutes from The time of al;eh,;.s
from the carA And thaa, Tie eordieI;av ~
the receptoa q these p1nceal FL -
iandad st The aoors Of bectAers. 49, =
Peren" VINO we're waiting our arrival. No
moee CORDIAL welcome could have been a..
esndsd. And then those dinners that -.
in waiting for usi Wsla, langrsss 80 =.
our stomschs eventually did, ~ - iii ~
attempt Descriptions. But - vs,s.- ~ ~.
assertion tAas Il ths hoif Of Des 1o;..s
hsd bsen there, they could have esteo With
ont making any sensible inroad on the Hoe-
pitabls tables Of orr Ksokuk ffiends. Frse
sichsts 70 the 1srmaa Thsatss. Is a. Hon
and supper at the Estss Hoass u she eyenins.
len ths gnssts q leisure 10 consuh their y.
A. % the Hof uevsr havise bs,a edpe..
ssa 70 Ihsf hne can only ~, thas % az
q We are able I" i1dgs Ia such nna1Aers. no>
,snlng va w,n,isx . make i I'll that the
our past. vs satisfied oursolyee v;tS - 49,.
0eay, end > look st the sunpl>oue 49, s,,..S
oot for ne company. A place Of e, 49,
ossfAeeaoo 70 as, wns the
Ks0xrs CITY IIIsAsY.
We confess to ~ iitals surpr;se asa s,.,;-
ncs.ion = this exhibition Of he intSllicsnce.
p9Gnc spirit, and suteepsiss q ~ estisese
y AsoEak: In - ea<ly Iar " ~ svsaine,
- wsss introduced iutc - fias~rv 1-]i
room some Is ~ 60 ~. ~ M.
No. sp and arranged. Tk6 Iihs-r~' ~
eo9menced n 1853, and ~ 49, ~. N.
cshvse{ o. books 10 June leB1. A 4sss
time there were four If .
$50 stockhesasss, Nth a17s ,cs..- S m
Absazy. The yAlaa Of hooh. ~
vee ecei.lnes4 - ebeat o0o0o. r. ~ ~
- ~ = ss.ase ~ e6ses ,,ess;. 4.
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We learn that the banking house Of J. A.
Gaylord, al Olive street, St. Leais. has suspsn-
ded. its checks being protested Mr.. Gaylord Ief,
for New York day or two since. stasiae thaa Be-
vas going for funds to eontinas his bustasss Tie
snonats deposited are ssid u Be- bstwsaa 4s,eoc
sad tie.oee. The asssts aFs not kaesn.
The Acting Comptroller Of the Carssney d.
ring last week. issued 70 nstiouai hanks 81 ia.
oio IN circulating potss, making the total eireula-
ton Of these Institutions 31gs, lSy, oee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28

COUNCIL Rooxs, Nov. 18th, 1856.
Present-Ths Mayor and Aldermen Gill;
more, Knowles, Sestou and Wyman.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The lease between The City and W. N.
sturgiss, Of l60xl0o feet Of ground on the
Levee, was read and ordered to be signed and
delivered.
Aid. Gilmore moved that . plank walk three
feet wide, be ordered to be laid in frost Of
lots 10, II and II, block 1872, by the lt.h Of
December next Motion carried.
On motion Of Aid. Gilmore the Clerk v.s
directed to offer Thos. s. Sommsrs one hun.
drsd dollars, in settlement Of his assumsd
claim against. the City for drawing up deed Of
trust.
The petition of W. c. Graham and Others
asking for the location and opening Of road
on the line dividing the north half and tie
south half of the southeast quarter of section
%, township So, range 8 west, was referred
to the Street and Alley Committee and the
Engineer.
<Ahu' nii mStc0 tu9t Tue SuoicfAfy CONS
mittee and the City Attorney be instructed to
look into the matter Of the nature and exseas
Of the lien acquired BY the City on property
against which the City has claims for delin.
quent taxes. Motion carried.
Aid. Vail moved that plank walk, four
feet wide. be ordered to be laid in front Of
lots 4, s, Q and !, block l4l, BY the 18th Of
December next. Motion carried.
On motion oflAld. Wyman an appropria-
ton Of $50 was made to DR.. J. P. Stafford for
services ~ Health Officer.
Also m appropriation of $3.50 for repairs
on Levee.
The following bills we're allowed and or.
dered to be paid:
Hoy 4 Co, for lumber .33as. 70
Campbell Catalan, for stove-............. "a. 90
Afs. 0rsy, for services ut Pest Hoase.. 1890
J. N. Pesrcs, book binding for o6see.... Io.oo
John oAtmAA, for removing naisAsess...... $50
....t
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"wHY 10 it that 90 many American women
die at m age when they should be in the
prime of life?' is often isked. The
answer is easy Household drudgery break
them down completely. The best way for
house-keepers to tighten their daily labor,
and thus prolong life, is to use TIE "Eclectric
Cleanser" 1t is without an equal.
SoId hv all dfusrists
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