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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23
REGISTER!

We feel it duty incumbent on US to call up
on every citizen who values the right of suffrage,
and who desires the privilege of voice in the
selection of those who may hereafter be called
upon to administer the laws, State and county,
to no longer delay the enrolment of their names
upon the GREAT REGISTER of the county. On
ly little over one-third of the voters of this
county have yet performed that duty. Procras-
tination in this matter indicates a triaing esti-
mate of the value of the elective franchise. Let
naturalzed citizens remember that they have on
ly to produce the evidence of citizenship, and
that there is expense attending the act Of regis
tration Let prominent men in the several pre-
cincts urge upon their neighbors the necessity
of performing this duty without delay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

sIoc.,ITgxs" IN A ScRArE.-We find the
e.uo-,;no in the San Francisco Morning Call of
March 18th Yesterday morning Delos Howe,
c;,v editor of the Times, discovered two lrishmen
heating a Chinaman and told the Celts that they
ought to be ashamed of themselves, whereupon
one of them attacked him. He was getting the
advantage of the attacking party when the COM
panion joined in, and the probabilities were that
the eatherer of items would get drubbing. a
German grocer, however made diversion in IA
vor of the itemizer and hostilities ceased.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23
For the TRINITY JouRyAL.1
POMPOsITY.
By l. 2. WELLS.

Hold not thy head too high, my friend,
For surely thou must know
The heaviest heads of wheat will bend
The stalks on which they grow;
And everywhere the lovelicst flowers
Bloom nearest to the ground
The sweetest songsters Of the wood
In lowly shades abound.
Hold not thy head too high, my friend,
Though rich In lands and gold,
The throngs that on thy steps attend
Speak not the thoughts they hold;
Their true respect is only paid
Where worthiness they see
Those deferential bows are made
Unto thy wealth. not thee.
Hold not thy head too high, my friend,
Whate'er thy station here;
For brains will triumph in the end
Where then will be thy spherel
We envy not thy lordly tread,
Nor at thy lot repine-
Who could not. hold erect head
That weighs so light as thinei
HAT FORK, March, 1867.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

THE Butte Record takes the Red Bluff Sentinel
to task for saying that General Bidwell is iden-
tilted with the interests of the State; he has
grown up with it the history of the State is his
history the interests of the State are his inter-
ests." 1t is loud talk for Democratic organ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23
Weekty rimitu Somrmal.

~ County W,srrssss and 3rsssbseiss taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers ne service the JouRNAL
will be furnished for ereenbacks PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

THE " ashington Territory Standard has up the
name of Andrew Johnson for next President
Right at ,ve is an explanatory line &c Official
paper for the Territory"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

JOSH BILLINGS says it is highly important that
when man makes up his mind tew becum a
raskal, that he should examine himself closely
and sea if he amt better konstructed for phooi.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23
Weayeryi!le, Saturday, Mch %, 1867.

as San Francisco Agency.-San Francisco mel
chants business who may desire advertisements IN
serted in the TRINITY JOURNAL, informed that L.
FISHER, 629 Washington street. Agent, and that
alone authorized to business for this paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

THE Examiner says that Balaam' ass spoke, in
ancient times. From the context it is inferred
that the extraordinary right was transmitted to
the animals posterity y.-Dramatic Chronicle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

The reason why small women are the most low
ed il. that there is not so much waist of affec-
ton with them.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-01
8qsssasHss elas81 Fsgafas $40 ~ szsIi ,ussis
.>,Sal)rgallg 1 :. ' !: - =
selearapb. Mallritlltea.
2Imfmmft Ser bret @dt6tem tn
oua3i.stSO pell..rol4asf
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Rar19al 8a3aine an RapO+
s ase I 20 t.siia,4
az sas7s1sb.@ sagSs "a ri ,ss' 9eft8 t
MA3stnt fOrsert Die Of6mer allf, ffsb
so erbebsn. a.4 err
= mo- n, 90. 0eebf.

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Beta finb in Gomen nngelanot un6 ba@
ben Die &eiie in uneefd5r IA Soaen gee
nla9t. Die ySenrietta" bat aeiiegt.
Das nleilfc, mas Iie In eiienl Sage
ntadte, tuaren $50 ReiIen. Das fue J
nigfte 113 IleiIen Sic ,,BIeetmina, /"
ueIhe einen n6r6lihen @ours nabn,
bate raubes, Better .uno bic acting
gnpitane glihoIss uno g8oo0, lotpie sfuei
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gin 8icforia luo bic Gigentb iiiner uno
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BON Osborne nod Der Smell gSiabt Elm.
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lid ale Sff3ierc ibres Guoes entbuns
npn ssa& ~ ~ szt17e a1ssssss II 6.tls 24sf
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game bat an 9iapolepn teiegrap9irt:
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bat fi6 IN Be3u9 auf tiinftiees BerbaIs
ten nod niht entfdlo6en. Die gbafliar
ton bon MsTifo lit oringeR6, ipeuns lie
i'm Mfat pelIenbet leiu ioa. Gransports
fdliffeg follten pbne 8erSug Gnfomtaen.
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BED iin0 in Sierra Grn3 lllaetomnlen.
Sic ldeinen bon @runofasen 3nr 9er>
f6bnnng befeeIt 40 iein."z ssslF % seGf
-4. Ssoe Sbee, bab Der 9apit Gont ber>
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Ra33ini bat cine 9ppelations an Die
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bic 'italienii4e &epu5lit proflalnire1
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fiagt, oab @rie1enlan6 iiti) frieaeriisb IN
ben 2lngelegenbeiten @an6ia,s betlinlnt,
un0 fie Orobt, bic oiplomatii9en gers
binbuneen ob3ubre1en. sss saF
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bab elm tiirfiI6eS 8riegsfdiff Bel Gambia
aaf eineu itaIieniiAea @dutpfer sefdofs
fen bat.
q Bran fact. babzin gBien 8eranberatg
i'm Winiitertuus ncrsenommen iueroen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-01
Nnilillifr I'd.

SaIeier Iiftrn f6nAteu, eiirf.n uiht
uaeen, benz uatiirIiGen @anae Der
Oinee bor3ugreifen, neil mir font @es
fakr Iaiifen bGroer, ben freun6Iidsu
sefern sni9t usebr in her erlpiiafhfen
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2tls Der MngenbIi6 6es 9Aeiben Ger.
dsmabte, od selobten Beibe, esUia EN-.
aHoer "a Iiebea Hnb treR M fem. Dos
iunge MlodSensb saEeitete Ben GeIiebteu
bis binaus 0nf bic einfanse @stra6e uuS
gum lesteu WfaIe f1lana fie lire Urine
nm feineu SaIa, ;alHdesfea NeoIe bre6te
isrf'e On R3, straei6t fiir cine sIanee,
LANCE Selt.seR ss8 .alosa v..F5;gsS;-
.Noth etnnlal enc FiirgifAe umars
utulig, nod st1lAat Elm Sellftfr aus
tiefer Btssf, nod eifntdl eli Ieils 1e.
ibdu6tes Sergio nlein Guidfl1iia9sgs
Z Der Moab, beraus bHntier 6S6e ieiR
miIoss flbernes 2iat lberi bic Qiebens
Den fetabeoB. f1ieti Sl fd&eln. oIS reun
e faeen ipUIIte: gs ilt mot Ods etite
9eai, oab id BET 8eages tiaes fOIGea
5reHfiug .bin1 ~. Sc 1854 ,s61sS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-01

sMliie n6IIhAnAsg flnassi8tsm VIVA haexiEs pskll
lEM @egh B6 m9dRsM, mleb asffeM Mnesh MnfdFssebs
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ken. Mses EAbegs eKIAbfs mar IN me-. II Ml6 a1nFs
t. keebaS Is " 1901
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nate betksgen, II iueI9er Seit glilhfs
bon 70 gre6er Be6entnna in oet Safnilie
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let, ipenn man ibn feinen eigenitnniaen
aatneti uf6 S9iparntereieR, IDLE man
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borlbergebenoe gfeigune, feline ,,ntiIe.
rable 3iebiHoft, tpie Serr 8. 3. Mbtas
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(5ortfetprts foIsf.
Ositf6e 8sreine Rafbpiaess,
Snrner.8ereitt
Sditen<8erein.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

ALEXANDRIA IFKMs-The Journal Of this
morning says
The trade Of Alexandria in grain and bread
stuffs is growing rapidly, and may assume the
proportions it had in the olden time in q few
years. Her railroad facilities are superior. A
few good crops and years of political quiet
would do the busine7s effec tualIy.
One of the workmen on the new Maryland
ferry boat, at the lower ship yard, named
Deane. had his left hand accidentally entirely
cut off, yesterday evening by the slipping Of q
bToad.axe which he was using.
Messrs. McKen zie and johnson have gone to
Richmond 10 receive the transfer of the States
interest in the Loudoun Hampshire railroad,
to the stockholders OF the same.
The money drawer OF Monroe, Gemeny &
Co., King street, was Invested OF its contents
by thief on Monday night The operator en-
tered from the rear.
The City Hotel has been leased tor four years
by Messrs. kemper and DeShields, who will
at once proceed TO test their capacity 'sto keep
a Hotel"
The Alexandria horse dealers have been in
vesting in horse flesh, sold by the Go vernment,
In w ashlneton.
General Wells. of Alexandria, has returned
home, the Soldiers Convention at Richmond
having adjourned.
Thieves have been selling brass castings,
stole from the railroads, to the Junk dealers
here.
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OLYMPICs


Some Of the playing was very bad, aud
some OF the spectators came near regarding
the game 'smuf1n."
The sSingle Nine Of the Surgeons Generals
Office, having challenged the Single Nine OF
the TYPO Base Ball Club connected with
the Government Printing Office, a match
game will be played to- morrow afternoon on
the grounds OF the U. 5. B. B. c., corner 9th
and Boundary streets. The Single Nine OF the
Surgeon Generals Offic have won laurels in
their combats with the Married Nine of the
same office The game will be very interest
ing from the tact that both mines will contain
some "crack'' players.
This afternoon the Union vs. Olympic. RI
val organizations. commence the first OF Sc.
ries Of home. and home games for the usual
trophy, on the grounds Of the former. In ar
ticipation OF this event the base ball fraternity
are on the qhi rire, and various are the spec.
pIations regarding the result of the game.
Neither club has sustained a defeat from any
club in the District, except at the hands Of the
National.
The game between the Nationals ana Capt.
tells has been postponed until Monday nexf,
The players Of both hines desiring 10 see the
game between the Unions and Olympics.
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MARRIED..

KEENE-NEEDHAM. September 18th, at tho
residence of the brides father by Rev. G. b. Boyn-
ton, D. D.. THOMAS p, KEENE, of Maine, to
MARY r. EEEDHAM, of this city.
buffalo, Rochester. New York and Maine papers
please copy.
DEWER-HUGHES. On the 9th instant, at the
Dunbarton-St NJ. +. Parsonage, Georgetown, ID.
c.. by the Rev. j. A. McCauey, ROBERT DEW
Err and ELLEN HUGHES, both of Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

MEETING OF THE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-Last night, the fif-
ueth or semi.centenDial anniversary Of the
M edicaI Society OF the District OF Colum bia was
celebrated at the Medical College, on street,
between 18th and 14th streets. About fifty
members were present, and everything passed
off with entire satisfaction.
The regular lecture was delivered by Prof.
VIM. p johnson. who was introduced to the
meeting by DR.. Chas Nichols, superintendent
OF the Government Insane Asylum, in a fe "
appropriate remarks. The able Professor re-
terred to the ancient renown of the Medical
Society ofthe District OF Columbia and thought
it was no doubt The most respectable, as vel.
as the Oldest association OF physicians to be
found in the profession. The society, he said,
bad assem- bled on this occasion to celebrate its
fiftieth anniversary, and renew harmony and
esprit du corps in the profession. A complete
ANALYSIS of The numerous diseases of the uay
tered into, which was listened to throughout
with marked attention and satisfaction.
At the close of the address of DR.. Johnson,
the thanks of the society were rendered for the
able and lucid manner in which he had ex-
planned the causes and mode OF treating pre-
vailipg maladies in their incipieucy.
The members then retired to the large hall
on the second floor, where fine supper was
partaken of.
The society has on its roll one hundred and
fifty names. embracing among Its membership
all the prom inent physicians OF the District
There are but two ex-presioents now living,
(Drs. Hall and Borrows) and the last charter
member DR.. VIM. Jones, died about three
months since. DIR. Jones served as q surgeon
IN the United States army in the war of 1912
ard 1914.
The association is about to build a medical
hall on the corner OF Tenth and F streets, on
the site formerly occupied as the st. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum, the property having been
bought for the purpose at a cost of $4,000.
The present officers OF the society are
DR.. u. II. Lieberman. president; DR.. VIM. P.
Johnson, first vice president; DIR. Thos Anti
sell, second vice president; DIR. A. F. King,
secretary; DIR. VIM. Marbury; treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

JEwKLRr-List Of New Styles of Jewslry
received at Frigg's One Dollar Store this morn
ing: stone Amber Sets, California Cluster
and sIngle-stone Sets, Coral, White, and Blue
Shell Sets, Seal Chains, Jet aud Bog Wood
Sets, 200 new styles Coral, Amber, and Anne
thyst Studs and Buttons, Rubber studs and
Buttons. No. i3s Pa. ave, near Ak st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

CONSTANTLY KEPT ON HAND at liable &c
Co. aos Pennsylvania avenue, all the neces-
eary articles to get a man mp in good style
Ihey Will not fail to fit you out with any
thing you may desire, from an Oyerooat TO a
palr OF Socks, and At prices that Will not fail
to please.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

FINE BLACK SACK OOATS, from eight to
twelve dollars; fine black Pants and Vests, ten
dollars; Harris mixed Cass. Suits from fifteen
TO twenty dollars, at Smiths Great Central
Clothing House, AGO 7th st., opposite the Post
OWce S,7,l;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

AMAZED the Gaping crowd ranged around, ,
ana sun they gaxed, AID still the wonder grew,
tIat "a. Saks q Go. were receiving such an i'm
nepse stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing, at
SIT Seventh street - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

HABLE Co. 465 Pennsylvania avenue
are not selling off At cost because they cannot
anorel ~; but they are selling their large stock
small profts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

RRIpAL AMDo gTnNgHRA NJ RaATHs, 1OU.
Stars, preserved in natural form New and
Beautiful OrnamentA1 Hair Work on siass
TRIES, $50 Eighth street. IvnS1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

PRICE LIST Of Francs Gents Furnishing
Goods, 494 7th street, between ID and e, three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall:
Gray's Collars, IL cents per box; Imitation
Byron's Collars, Is cents per box good Cot
ton half hose, 10 cents per pair; Best English
half hose, so cents per pair; good heavy Meri.
MerIno Drawers. 75c., 90c. and 81; good White
Shirts, $1.25 and $50; a No. 1 White Shirt,
$3.50. 7.061.
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CITY ITEMS.

Sf5 FOR A aoop BueINEss SER at Hen
nlng's One Price Store, on the corner Of It'll
street and Mary land avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

MRBIDIAs HTLL.-We undo rstand that the
plat OF .nDdivieIon OF this splendid property
Ia now ~ ng iithogr tphed, and that building
sites viii ee offered for sale In few days BY
Aessrs. Hall and Elyans
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DIED..

BEGAN. On the 26th instant Mrs SARAH DO
GAN, wife Of Benjamin l.. Began, aged IS years
andy5 months.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend her funeral Satnr-
day morning, at 10 O'clock at the residence OF DR..
Illinois and Missouri papers please copy.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

BASE BALL.-Tbe game between the Jeffer.
son club Of this city and the keystone of Phil
adelpbia, in the latter city. resulted in VIC
tory for the Key stone, by score of 6 to &c.
second mines OF the National and Olympcs,
resulting in a score OF SO TO 20 in favor OF the
Olympics. Mr.. o. E. Yoder, Of the Oapito!s,
was un pire, and Messrs. Potts and Faunce
scorers. Time was called at the end OF the
sixth innings on account of darkness, with the
following score:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
BENEFIT
MRS. SEGUIN.
TONIGHT,
CROWN DIAMONDS.

A GRAND OPERATE CONCERT
WILL BE GIVEN BY THE
CELEBRATED BLACK SWAN TROUPE,
10TH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. so, 1867.
For the benefit of the Church The following Ar
lists will appear:
MISS f. T. GREENFIELD
The Black Swan.
MADAME M. L. BROWN
The American Nightingale.
MISS KATE LANIFR,
The Southern Nightingale
LITTLE SWAN,
Marco, the Celebrated Tenor
MIR. VIM. MORRIS. the Favorite Basso
PROF. kORNIG, of Phila, Pianist
Doors open at o'clock. Concert commences at
5. Admission, 70 cents. SO % At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING In THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
Friday, September 81, 1861.
IOFFIC1ALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGhST CIRCIJJ Atom \

~ To obtain any of theee letters the Applicant
must call for Advertised Letters" give the date
OF the list, and pay one cent for ADVERTISING
- If not called for within one mon tn they will be
eTt TO the Dead Letter Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

POLICE SUMMARY.-The whole number Of
arrests MADE by the police yesterday were So:
the amount OF hnes inpoeed, Sfs29o The
business OF each precinct WAS As foliows:-
second, NO arrests; Third. II arrests, hnes
eS So; Fourth, arrest, nae IS; Filth. 8 ar
rests, no nnes: Sixth, arrests, lines $33
Seventh, 10 arrests, hnes f22; Eighth, ID arrests.
zines 5000; Tenth. 7Arrests, dnes $ls.
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IeHrnaroM AVID (}roRer.

RAILROAD TO WAsHTHeToM AND GBoRGE.
rowN.-A meeting, to take place in Leesburg,
October Q3d, has been called of those favorable
to the constructions Of q branch Of the Alsxan-
dria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad 70
Georestown and Washington, and branch OF
the same railroad to the southern and south
western part OF Loudoun county. 1EJIG>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

THE FRET.-Dr. White, Chiropodist, s2a
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and.a-
Bad Nails, &c, without pain. Office hours
from a. M to D. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

THE DEGREE OF RRBEKAH was conferred
upon four ladies last night, a. a special meet
ing of Oriental Lodge. l. O. o. F., N. G.. Daniel
Pfeil officiating. A large number of members,
male and female, were present, as we'll as the
officers of Association No. 2 and a delegation
from No g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

Baum's celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset m an.
utactory, 40 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

WE WOULD ADVISE OUR LADY READERS,
who will shortly have to put on Balmorals,
to have them stamped in imitation of braid,
now so fashionable in New York, giving the
SKIRT neat appearance, and not half the cost
Of praiding. VIM. Prince, Ninth street. is the
only one here who stamps in fast colors. For
children's clothing ladies will find this great
saving. 1902
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

SONS OF LIBARrY.--At the regular stated
meeting Of George Washington Camp, No. l,
Sons OF Liberty, held on Wednesday evening,
at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, the follow
ing were elected as officers Tor the ensuing
ousrter: Past Chief, John w. Thompson;
Alonzo D. Shaw; Sergesnt.at- Arms. James
Burns EsceTter, VIM. u. Hineline; Represent
alive to the Grand Camp, James Edwards.
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BLANK.-Lieut. johnson, OF The Second pre-.
cinct, returned blank report this morning,
his men having made no arrests yesterday.
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WARTS, MOLEs, VASCULAR ExCREsRNCBs,
&c, cured by DIR. White, Chiropodist, 424
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and "a
half and Sixth streets.
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QUEsTIOH.-How can Franc afford to sell
Gents Furnishing Goods cheaper than any
store OF this city!
Answer.-He buys ALL his goods for cash
cells more of them-and is satisfied with smaller
profits.
Call at 494 9TH street. between ID and E, three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall. 1861:
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transfers were to-day reported By r, M. Hall,
real estate agent: The west y part of lot l,
in square 454, Is feet on u stree. north, at
S29sO west 90 feet OF lot q, ip square 40, at
Georgrtown. Ct 81 1856; and part OF subdivision
Il, in square $40, % feet inches On 22d street,
1t FL. 23S. fi.s 80 sa3sto ~ - .s.f j~ffG Is
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
PROFESSOR AND MAD. MACALLISTER,
The great Illusionists of the Age, in their sol
REES MAGIQUES,
EVERY EVENING
until Saturday evening, October 5th
100 PRESENTS given away every night,
Admission 35 Cents. Reserved Seats so Cents
Doors open at O'Clock, commence at O clsck.
Saturday After Sept. 23th.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE,
Commencing at O'Clock. Admission 80 cents to
all parts of the house. 100 Presents given away
Sc 25-9t HARRY WESTON Business gent
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COMMITTED.-The several police magistrates
COMMITTED eight persons to the workhouse yes
terday.
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,h," ,rorn,nr a German named Charles Minor.
.rrssfed Nv oficer Markwood OF the Sixth
nrecinct. And charged with carrying concealed
weapons The charge was sustained, ana the
accused fined go.