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GOAT STEALING IN CHURCH.-Hanse Har-
Iis, colored, was arrested yesterday afternoon
oy ofhcer Lewis, OF the Fourth Ward for the
larceny OF an oyercoat, tie property of Geo
faine, colored. The case had a preliminary
nearing before Justice Tucker. who held Har
us for further examination. 1t appeared that
ON the 2Oth instant, The complainant was at
John Wesley Church, on l. street, and several
FenIteDts being at the altar he was requested
oy ths minister 10 converse with them He
left has coat and other articles in the ne w
Where ne sat, and went inside the altar, and
after the services he discovered that some one
had appropriated them. Subsequently the
coat was offered for sale to a man that it lid
not 1T. The coat was left at a house for the
snan TO consider about the purchase and Har
Tis went to see about the payment and was ar
rested Another party Is implicated, and the
ofheers are anxioss to arrest him before the
nnal examination of Harris
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
GAME TO THE PREMISES OF TIE SUB
~ scribe in Uniontown. Q small black HORSE.
hind feet white, saddle gall on his back; about IL
or IA years old, as al astray.
II. LUSBEY.
The owner Of said Horse is requested to cali on
the subscriber in Uniontown, prove property, pay
char es, and take him away. f. LUSBEY
Washing ton, Jan Is, 1861. ia q. 1t"
CON hEwARD-stelen on the night of she
SOO asa of September from the premises Of
HOksE, marked u. 8 and 1. o.; medium size.
maRe aud tail somewhat sunburnt; has q roam
nUse. The above reward will be paid II returned
to GEO. JONES,
OCT HyattsvfIIe, Prince Georges 90, Md,
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CITY ITEMS,

JswHLRy.-New styles Tip Bog Wood Sets.
Tip Gross Sets, Pins, nne Guard Chains, 200
new styles Buttons, Studs, Brscslets, Dali.
irrnia Stone Sets, Silver Plated spoons,
Eorks: 0oblets. Cups, Gall Bells, Rings. re-
Seivea tnis morning, ~ Priges One Dollar
Jewery Store, No. 40 Peunsyivania avenue,
near ~ street
M OLD PATRONS will nndit greatly to their
advantage BY calling at the new Shoe Store
NO. 5O2 7th street, under Odd Fellows Hall
$780, "a g. b. WILSON,
I'm late of the Arm or Burns 4 Wilson.
DR.. WHrrl, CAiropodist, 90 Penn av.. be.
tween ~ ana oah streets, continues the sac
cessful treatment Of corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moIes, vascular ex.
cresences, &c. Once hours from a. m. TO
Up m, and to 6 p. n. Established 1851.
For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation Is specific. Price 81 per bottle
FOR sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
* an 9Th streets. ~ II.
A SURE PILE CURB.-Dr. 4ilbert's Pile in.
suument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of "a. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address j. b. Romano Mana
GER NO. SIS Broadway, New York. D.
PENNIES oan be had In auy Quantities at the
Star ONCE counter 80
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fSr;. ss jul:
eSHs% .S and .w. to yns
and second hand, which vial Do said low for oash.
Apply to WV n. BILLS = BAO, 1asie Iron
Works. corner OF chic avenue and 18th street,
washington, D. Q. tlnisl.l isI-iasiw
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4S6 } MARkslrERs. 5 406
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4S6 AnhS 1856
BhAFgIsSTg1s asR 2s HSEseh GS92insaFED
g. 81 u sSs.
ana scagss .a Z. hes.
ss q. % ss.s saa %
fioTGBi SSsS AND S IAss HGss, " WALNUT
Picture Cord and Ts:.sl. al Sizes and colers,
F FnFs HisS as6 R his
.iehe.t ds.isns of Git Embfoidsrsd Psrior Pat
dow sS:as sIssSsn s :ias: ana ssloss OF WIN
A large portion Of the above Goods were made
aiming e Is.I thai eis:. q ooes We
fnlly invite the Pubic to in.pect and compare our
.''"' gir'sIsfsig sir No ass tn street.
I UxuRlEs FOB TIE HOLIDAYS.
hA 4. o al ss AED 6Sya.oSoLArEs,
DOUBLE vanilla SH6o6f Ara.
ROSE AND VANILLA suss IF . ALL Old,
hix xsso sgSAR o PkTMss and
Just received at KING rt l. =. KING son.
WHIST INDIA ORANGEs AND
r,,.h q. SWEET AALA& &AS GRR Rf1Sr
MIHoE MEAT dom HsTiO,J
1V1 Just made, Of select materials,
At KING PLACE.
CoLDEN sCURPERneNo VIII,
Al OgR RINBer NATIVE WINE.
Gold colsr. fun. yet delicate flavor and frs-
grsnes and less than one half the s1st Of
CH0I0I NUTS. RAslNe, FIGS. OURRANTS.
" SPICES. SC, &c =, TO suit this particular Sea
son. or sale BY N King eON,
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CHE55ss I P1 tHs SIC,
ONE d SSF isS Ss, ma
These have been taken in os1t nsymeni IT, MAJ.
PsI:'' and will sell them on small mcnsnly pay
ja2S2t sO6 Penns. avenue. near 10Th.
r Oh sA h.
geo pounds Of Telegraph Wire, suitable for
one one large size Fire and Burglar Proof Safe
500 Cotton and Linen Bed Sacks.
800 Iron bedstesds.
the late Government sales Cheap for cash
jas 81. 9Th street and Canal Bridge.
CRONIs HAS RECEIVED LOT OF LA
" DlES, SARATOGA SKATES. at his Heal
quarters. ass Pennsylvania avenue. jal2-6t
L AND sEvEN-THIRTIES.
A full supply of January and July FIVE.
TWEEN TIES en- hand, which We can exch snge for
all issues of Seven Thirty Treasury y otes On ia
yersble terms
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES wanted.
ia q div JAY COOKE 200.
4SD CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE, 4SO
No. 4oo lut hstreet, one door below Pa. ave.
ppIAMosDs. CLOTHING. and MERCHAN
; j.s 0-Bu;iness strictly couhdensiaL-a
THE WEAK AND I'M. 100
~ ~ Paired EYESIGHT, SV~
Arising from prOtraotes sickness, general deblI.
ity Of the nervous system the natural dispo.
stiOn to far short 81 htsdness, will be restored
sire pgthessd, and preserved By the use Of our
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPEOTAOLEs.
Manufactured bs us from the genuine quartz,
tpure slick: sforsing unrtvaled clearnsss to the
these Pebble Spectacle. and Eye.Gia.ses we
adapt with utmost care and attention TO the prop.
e condition Of the particular eye sight in &C.
cerdsnce with the ply siolosy Of the human eye,
and the laws of the science of OPTICS We sell our
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS,
at Neir York dad philadelphia prices as stated in
the catalogues OF leading firms-Behj. Pike, Sem
mons q Co, McSallister Bros. ,Quesn . Co.. &c.
sc,.,,;s, f sIa p,h,I,.S, 4 S, CO.;
between 18th and 18th ste, washington.
~ Among the dist guished patrons of our Or
tical Establishment during thsss last six years,
we beg leave TO mention President Abraham Lin
Secretary Seward, Secretary Stanton. Senators
CLARK, Grimes, Guthrie, Morrill,, spragne sum
ner, Yates Hon. L Dawes, NJ. @ Mass Hon.
John Wentworth: n. Ill Judge Fisher, q. 8.
supreme Court; Mayor WaIiach, MAJOR Gensrsi
Gen. Heintzelmsn. Admiral Goldsboreu Sur.
geon Gen. j. X. Barnes, Pref Henry, Smithso.
MAN institute; Prof. Mason. Columbian College;
DR. Henry Erni, Chemist. Ayr. Dept; DR.. X. X.
Treas, Dept; Gov. Patten, Ala; Gov. Parsons,
Gen. Spinner. US Treasurer. &c, &C. ja 26-6t
y ENCOgRA0E HOME MANUFACTURER
-. GOD "A y.
PRACTICAL CARPET WEAVER,
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HALL & PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,

q
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York avenue and 18th street,
Entrance on New York svsnue,)
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS,
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIls, &C., &C..
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have inst opened their New Gro
Gerry Store, where cen be obtained any article usu
ally kept In Q first class Grocery. Without at
tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock, we cordially invite the public to
examine our store and stock, believing We shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor US with their patronage.
We call especial attention to our assor tment of
TEAS and O0FFEES, which have been selected
with great care for purity. Dealers will find
hne assortment to select from, and our prices to
suit.
Good. delivered prom in any par. Of the city.
ian 93m
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C0LoRBD TOY BOOKS, from London; Preach
NJ. JI,snils Books, direct from Psris Lsooulsye
lsa fRARCK rAYLoR.
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TIE PUBLIC PARK FOR THIS DIsTRICT.-
Yesterday, IN the Senate, Mr.. Brown intro
dueed bill for the establi shment and main
tenance OF public park IN the District OF Co.
lumbia. .s -.# ..-.r
1t provides for the purchase efa tract ofiand
within the limits of a survey made by Brig
General n. MIchler, under the order of the Sec
Ietary of War, and in pursuance OF q Senate
resolution. .- 49,. ... ....
The second section designates it the Ma
uonal Park of the United States, and empoy-
ers the Secretary OF War TO lay out, embellisA
and make police regulations respecting it,
and also detail eflcers and soldiers for such
purposes. ....-.
The third section requires the Supreme Court
of the District 10 make u Just and suitable an
praisement of the cash value OF the real estate
interests involved The Secretary of War is
required TO pay the amount of such appraise-
ment, and IN case II shall not be called for in
nfteen days IN any cases, the amount shall be
Geposlted an said court to the credit of the
owner. One hundred thousand dollars i. an
propriaied.
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WANTS..

WAEIHD-A:e se re street. wO APPREN-
rsoni,sa Is' 10 learn Dress making. k.issea.es
wsifs xo "a O. -"
S:.-ss 10 na IS sSsf IN % =
w SIN and Ian are. !. .s:s. su.s have priv.,s
1adrs B s,a9 $50 So street. r's''a
a TON in priv4fs family a. 6r.s Glass csok
Be-. e: as s:ss once. In sns'n s:
w.. w Ti0G in pri,st. or public family. Us, Of
Sss. cam e .sd
WAETED-A settled WOMAN. t. cook w..h'
~, .sd iron IN z sm.lI family. Nose bat those
,sco nndsrstsnd their tusne., and can come sell
estsssn and ks sss nS Gs
w AETID-A trusy Nan. to drive. milk
e snS DE-, e Job
O.. ija Is ss'I JOS. v. DAVIS
WANTED.-BY AGENTLEMAN AND WIFE
room, ,uitsb no 81, ehSasa, two neatly iaIS:hsd
Gated. Adore. h Il s.. Star Once. jas 81 -
WANTEs-A .icely FURNIsH BID HOUSE of
sss ' for .a% AMT. a9
% p" i STAR 1 os. be
A GERMAN CHEMIST, Of good experience in
!. the drug business. manufacturing OF artii
ssi' fPs !ss sS
a arsneh and English. Address "A. "st.r or
WANTED-A GIRL. IL to 10 years old. to
w nurse and ms ke herself generally useful
T. SaHs6EkE. Vernon. ~ a9ssns Ss.wseD
and Streets near hth; frame cottage ia large
WAkkT1I1fID..A9G o, s1ssreH nee LAgNDsEss
street ssd M.s:sobsses avenue "' 'o isss.st.
NANFED-A OOLORED COOK who nader.
stand. her business Apply 43I nth street.
WASSTEEID.,By young man, who O. produce
and snS yysinsing en- customers. Address l."
"A to cali at the Employme Once 2a9 Penn a
avenue, between 18th and 18th st.. wanted-Ten
Si-o, all those in ne: Of male or female HELP.
situations at on. promptly filled. agents wanted.
WANTED! WANTED AT the Rscruitiae
Depot. EIdRGirs for the United n State. Hf%S.
VANTID-New and Cast off CLOTHING, old
w GOLD and sILvEk, or any other article of
# Store 9s Of fs Or o sss d, R.sn
Sole 4 ensfor sfsark's 9sdswINe MACHINE
de Ely
WANTEDrlCo LADIES Immediately. to en-
w broider fokes, Bands, Wrapper Yokes, Fisn
mel sk Its, Slippers, and InitisIs. To Rood hands
who bring sample of work, good wages aud con
slant employ .nt given. Call at the stamp
ing Room, 439 9Th street, ops 1site Patent Ofice
STAMPING reduced to FIVE cents per width
de l5tf.
WAHTED-t0O LADIES to knJw that AT
w the New Stamping Rooms, 439 9Th street, op-
pestte Patent once. they nd the best selected
assortment of Patterns ever offered here for
CIosks, Cspes, Aprons, Joseys. Waists, Jokes
Bands, Wrappers, slippers, PincushioBs and Ini
tials- Also, designs for Pillow Gases. Ottom.ns
Chair Covers, Pianos. and IN short, every variety
of Patterns AZ thav are daily Va h.ya
French Machine and Practical Stanper, sad
have educed the price to
FIVE GENTS PER WIDTH.
We make aud stamp any pattern brought us.
Brsids, Silk and Working Cotton very low.
delS-u
WANTED-sECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also. MIbkORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DIN O and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS Of every
descT ption. q. BUOHEY. At, 18th street.
jeeS-tf between u and n east side
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THE EVENING STAR,
LOCAL NEWS.
AnUsEMEH1s. &C.. ro.uIaHr.

WALLS Nkw OPERA HoUsE-"Grinith
Gaunt," with Miss Rose Eytinge in her cele-
brated Improvisation OF skate Peyton."
NATIoSAL THEATsR--The French drama of
'Beiphegor, the Mountebank,'
METzERoTT HALI.-The great combustion
of TWO Peake families Swiss Bell.ringers and
the Berger family. r.r.t Ee-.fs
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on 9th street, between and b streets north,
ct Auction.
On WEpNEsDAY AFTERNOON next, Jan
usrS 81, at O'Clock, on the premises. will sell
Lot Ne 0, In Square 50, improved By an excellent
with hall; also, side alley; the same fronting IS
feet on the east side Of 6th street west between
and streets north, tn inning back o. feet TO To-
foot paved alley In the Gss in the house ana
water In the yard. House now renting for soOe
per snnum.
Terms: One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months, with interest secured by deed Of trast on
the premises
All conVeysncing and revenue stamps st cost OF
purchaser. j. q. McGUIRE 90.
Ja2dd&ds Asctioneers.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

CBEAP OOTTONs.-
fo1 BRIDGE Z srR A I GhE6kSSE ,T;
ysst received. a large stock Of OoTroN GeoDs,
which We are selling at lower prices than they
ssn cent Iss 'ss dso
and Is cents; 4 Androscogsin Blescned Muslin,
she.tinss. YER Very low eeP GsiIeoss It ~
is. Is cents; Merrtmacks sprasues, and other best
= and % cents. cali and eIsmi ne OUT s S,e
As s GAN BE EEs y < SS'Ps srLL.n
w RylIse dtEISsf fE1 Esras sEhAH
D. E.tsblished lssi prenam awsrded By the Il,
METROPOLITAN Institute, 1851; rebuilt 1866, and /,
iishment Of the siad in this secsion 81 eoaStry.
with large stock Of the best foreign and domes.
WITH Tsa . fs'5s Ia.
emit and Artistic skill to be obtained The SUB
that @ay nsvs BEEN ems hi. Dre
yious reputation, his motto Is {" Excesiorh in
Gentlemens Apparel, Silks, Velyets, sstins, Me.
5nS; Gohs &C. he means to stand IarisalIed
tinped custom Of the community.
50 Goods received and returned by Express
iS utmost WI f. fps sfPiiR Dyer
SKATES SKATES! sKATEsl!I
Just received. q full assortment, for Ladies',
Gentlemen, and Boys, at
Oar. RUPPERT's FANCY BAZAAR.
ja1Sst No. 522 TIN street
GOLDEN sOUPPEkNoNa WINE. (N.t7eJ
Rich; f,uity flavor, with delicate boauot. Pro-
sOgPPERNoNa GBAPE,
z. M p. KING SON,
MASKS MAsKs! MAsKsll
A fall supply, Of ell different character, lust
received, at
CHR. RUPPERTp FANCY BAZAAR,
"a III st No. S22 7th street.
nLD BRANDIEs
Aptediluvfan. (year unknewn)
Hennessey. vfnta &c l8.8j
Alex oeisnette, 1859
AZ DuSuy q Co.. vintage 1872 1879
And various other brands, in wood and glass.
Tor saleby - q. DY1H CO.,
256 Pennsy lvania avenue.
- H-eo3t between 18th and 18th streets
IF YOU WANT BARGAINS
IN CABINET FURNITURE
Gall at the Extensive Warerooms Of
II. II. ZIMMBRAAN CO.,
No $40 Seventh street,
JaN-dim between La. sv, and ID street.
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SOMETHING NEW!
- EScoYRAsE \ HONE g 4 E nsANEUFAoTURE

PRACTICAL CARPET WEAVER,
Corner ~ and O streets. (IslAnd.
Makes Carpets TO srser with dispatch, on mode.
rate terms, and sati ton GUARANTEED. Carpets
constantly en- hand, and fer sale. ia 81 im
e. 800 B s.
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Rf J. U. MCGUIRE & CO., Aactionoer..


LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING AT AUCTION
tn URSpAY MKT. January 81, at 10 o clock
we shall sell the whole stock Of Mr.. W king al
biz store. No. as6 Pc avenue, near 18th street
consisting of Clothing Of every description, FUR
nishing Goods. Hosieries. &C. i, &c.
Sale will be continued every evening until
closed. W, Il. LEWIS a co,
ia 6-6t Auctfoneers
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nv GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctlOneer.

THktn BILLIARD TABLES AND BLIZZARD
hall Guns AND FIXTURES. ali oomsist.
and IN COED OTder at public aucTion
On fkipAf, the lst DAY Of Feorsary ne.r n,
O'Clock y. M We shall sell at eur Auction R-os,.
AZ the corner Of sth and ID streets. No SO a..
above named Tables without reserve for r All
aHd GhEEN WILLIAMS Auet.
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PERSONAL.

NoIiCE-The person tn at left the set of Fur.
hep; is hereby r , TO come and take i.
GEERY Z. ROBBINS, Agent,
ia 20 ST. 25S st., bet. 18th and l&th SITS.
BY, 492 eth street. He is the highest authority
On Sdd 'I re- HIS private rooms are opposite
pREvENTION BETTER THAN CURE =
Il French preventives against disc. se and pres-
5assy Sssn sSoh !: nn ns sent to any sa-
BY Dr WSo6 Box 4cs Or es at sss sS .Tss
tan.slairsJ " sshinsIoD, d. c. isss, ins
Nj Hs wohhALssjs p1oA1 r1EcrR1o,A.
ladies suffering with disease are invited to con
MT No. ne ne rSs Examine my system Of treatment
TAKE EOTIOE-I hereby sive notice tina. /
Preserving Flowers, and no one doing business in
ss-in MS fa Il s,s Az I hH sn street.
JMPORTANT FOR LADIES-At CHARLES
L BAU MS Hoop Skirt Mandatory you can bny
ss No - Louisisna s1snus, between s.h V and
9TH streets jazz lm'
b o6fTs, tEoss Ks. Aso HsRs, srAks, &c.
ported MOSS. Hale DBEssks fei Bails. BY
bet.een and r. - 'ein''su " NO &C ) sm" -
TAKE NOTICE.-Bridal aud Funeral wre .ths.
natural form; Wax FLOWERS, Hair Flowers, on
Glass or Pearl. at No. 346 street, near llth
ja l6-Im"
AT. TnE NEw OasAP srAMPINa Rooms
"A 4S9 9Th street, % % jite Patent once, ladies
can get at our reduced prices, on the very beat
Wamasutta-
Night gown Yokes, ready stamped......-.4s cts.
Chemise Yokes, - ......--3s cts.
- Bands ..-D cts.
Either for braid or embroidery our pafter Ne are
Of the very iuIet designs, selected with care in
New York, and being In recei pt OF them weekly,
we able daily to issue new patterns as we'll
% make and stamp my pattern brought us.
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T ADIH1 1T Is ACKNOWLEDGED THAT
439, has the bost selection of Patterns ever of
fered here, and the proprietor has reduced the
price TO ON X HALF that has been charged here
tofore. Being n practical Stamper, NO rear need
be had of getting what will tutt you. Go see hun
he will make aud stame AN pattern de Is II
IOHN D. CLARK, ATTORNEY AND OOUN-
sELLOR AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIG,
No. 595 l2th street west. de IA ly
I ADIHs LOOK AT THIS.
COLLAR AND CUFFS GIVEN AWAY
Each lady having work done at the CHEAP
STAMPING ROOMS, 439 9Th street, opposite
Patent Once, will receive gratis one Collar and
pair Of Oufs, stamped on the finest muslin. for
chain stitch. Braid or Embroidery, suitable for
night gowns. Star Braid and Colofed Cotton for
the above ct reduced prices. Initials stamped
from one TO ece cents. Stamped goods at half the
price heretofore asked. dc 2s-tf
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Il Lou Nj 1E 4 d.

full assortment Of oil grades choice Flour for
Bakers; quality Ne 4; price low.
Are the only dirsct receivers far Golden Hiu, J.
Yloars in the District. As the latter brsnd has
been extensively seunterfeited and ssld IN this
city, Ne would inform those Wishing thiAhour By
Arrangement wish the nillers furnlsh " lower
than II can b obtained iron any Other source.
Quality second 90 none. Price afractioS les than
other drst Glass Family Flour.
BuckvheAt 6 Low rates.
lev by w. II. GAIT co.,
Indiana aponue and 1st street.
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WEST INDIA 9HANs.s APP op.p,.
Fresh, at KING PLACE.
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Soar AID CANDLE IAHGyAoruRKR.
The % Sscriber viii b Dlesssd 20 sss eli ais cid
ness, 6 street north, bet. <th and bth streets,
Whsrs he will keep oenstsnuy On hssd HE pre-,
niam Soaps and CaBeles. End will centiuus 20
ssn them st the lowest cash prices. q strses, be-
tween 9TH end 6th. il li-6n
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MIHoE MEAT dom EsTiO,D
IVA Just made, Of select materials,
At KING PLACE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-13
The Port of Memphis.

We have only the old story to repeat
about the rivers-all falling. The ar
rivals yesterday, were the Minnie, St.
Louis; Princess, Arkansas river; H. NJ.
Shreve, Vicksburg; Mollie Hambleton,
st. Francis river st. Patrick, Vicks.
burg, Olive Branch, New Orleans; Mo.
hawk (towboat), New Orleans; Missis-
sippi, St. Louis; Commercial, White
River; Victor, Halls Point.
The departures we're: The Minnie, Ar
kansas river; Princess, St. Louis; II. M.
Shreve, st. Louis Olive Branch, St.
Louis; Mohawk (towboat), ST. Louis /;
Mississippi, New Orleans Belle Mem
phis, St. Louis; Cleaner, Arkansas river.
The regular St. Louis packet to-day is
the feet City of Alton, commanded by
the popular Captain Sam. McPheeters.
She will leave at FIVE o'clock.
Capt. Browmans boat, the Molle
Hambleton, will leave for St. Francis
river this evening.
The Commercial puts out for White
river ct o'clock this afternoon. She
connects at DeVall's Bluff with the
railroad for Little Rock.
The gay St. Patrick arrived from
Vicksburg yesterday, and will return at
o'clock this afternoon There is no
nicer boat aaoat, and passengers
bound downward will do well to get
aboard.
Steamboatmen can save money by get
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7 EFT THE SUFFERING AND DISEASED
II read the following;
Let all who have been given up by Doctors
and spoken Of as ineurable. read tho following:
Let all who can believe facts, and can have
faith In evidence, read the following;
Knoio all Men bV there Presents, That on this
the twentieth day Of juno. In the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six,
personally came Joseph Haydock Ia me, known
as such, and being duly sworn, deposea rs fol-
lows; That he is the sole general agent for the
United State and dependencies thereof, for pro-
paraiions or medicines known as MAGGIEL'S
PILLS and SALVE, and that the following
certificates are verbatum copies to tho best 81
his knowledge and belief.
III. ST. JAMES SMElTRE, Notary Public.
Wall Street. Now York.
DR.. MAogIEL; take my pen 70 write you OF
my great relief, and that the awful pain In my
side has left mo az last-thanks TO your medicine,
Oh. doctor, how thankful am that can
some sleep. | can mover write II enough.
thank you again and again, and am sure yon
are really tho friend of all sufferers. | could
take II amiss. JAMES MYERS,
June |, 1865. ll6 Avenue D.
This Is to certify that was discharged from
the army with Chronic Diarrh9a. and have
been cured be Dr. MSeggifegles R Iili Iii'Apvpv
New York. April Z. 1915. a Pitt Street.
The following is AN interesting case OF man
employed In an Iron Foundry. who, In pourinl
meltod iron into q mask that was damp and wet
caused an explosion. The melted iron wiz,
thrown around and on him in perfec, shower,
and be was burnt drcadfuly. Tho followins
certificate was given TO me by him about oigh
weeks after the accident:
NEw YoBI, Jan. II. 1884.
Ny name Is Jacob Hardy | a,n IA iron foun.
der; was badly burnt by hot iron in November
last; my burns healed but had running sore
on my leg that would not heal; tried Maggiel'l
Salvo, and II cured mo in a few weeks. This Il
1..,.lst
sons Iron Works. Second Avenne
J.HARDY.