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Sc nre seats San e obiai;;ed at the Tox oics
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WILL III no OPEN 2 OF E0 ~ FIVE pays AMP NIGHTS,
IhF FE I'M II SiHTh EVENT. H1hNrfB BELOW
:, MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nov 4.
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Thief i = OR h 81 ME- BFa EhA'TRiAN CAMEL
fot INFORMED MtEFEONS,
sReyS ,HayE kSSfAh r e SES %aLF FkAk'
Together with the following
QUApRUPEDS AND RIPEDS:
i5engai Tigers. Polar White Bear,
Spotted llyvnas. Bison of Colorado
kangaroos, Lama. Black Ostriches
Gray Ostrich, Palantine sheep
White Peacock. Bacirian Camel,
Grisly Bear. American Cougar
Panthers. NV Holland Emu,
East India Antelupe. Canadian VINES,
Lions and Lionessts. African Tigers
ahetah L,opads, Nu'nidian Lyons,
zebra, AliEau, Lion Cub,
Atyss nan hex. Hiudostan Bear
talbaibara- Burmese Cow,
Arabian DrCm sdary, Asiatic Liens.
Rocky Mountain Wolf Striped Hyenas,
ANS Deer Mexican Peccari.
ANIARY OF RARE Pill MAGED BIRD
MINoR BEASTS
That have ever been collected together.
PROF. LANGWDRTHY,
The Ia reIid Veteran Lion King.
INTENSELY EMoTiGSAI PERFORMANCE
LYONS, LEoIARns. PHSTHERs and TIaERs.
,.,, THE CIRCUS TROUPE
NILE Nil fSn AME Il
MILE. CODONA.
MILE. VIRGINIA,
~ BILLIE. JOSEPHINE,
MR. W II fIPSTA MORGAN
SAM LATHROP.
JAMES EHU w WA kIaa
THE jTogRAINE BROTHERS, '
MEss eHA iTAfPf EieRR ssa BROWN
THEODORE T0URNICgRE.
AND THE FINEST HORSES AND PONIES
Eyer seen in an Equestrian Establishment
TRIU MPAAL PROCESSION On MONDAY.
NOVEMBER 4. ocH-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

CLEANING UyF.-With a proper regard for
that attention which should always be be-
slowed upon objects OF attraction in the public
parks and buildings Of W ashington, it is erati-
tying to note that a system has been inaugu-
rated to keep our public statues Of distin-
gpished persons in order. To-day force was
engaged in washing and brushing of the &C
cumulated dust and dirt from Greenough's
statue of Washington, on the eastern grounds
OF the Capitol, and we learn that. ere the meet
ing OF Congress. it is intended 10 burnish up
q 10 ID uh 10 nir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

ing iran sfers of real estate were reported tn.
day at r. ID. Halls Real Estate Exchange II
Louisiana avenue: Part OF lot S, square LOO, Fl
feet on 10th street. at S97175; sub.lat Z, 50 mare
IS. at $50 "a: sub-Iot g, square 6a, at sou. 81:
sub.lot %, SO mare $50. at 50. 00; part of lot g.
square 945 90 feet on 9th street, at S1,25tl part
Of lot 4. square SIS. 90 feet inches on street,
$1,000; lots and 3, sqssrs n, at SO, 80. "'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

MlsAsRRr. AsD Uscrs = Forepaush's
Gently been complsteiy rsorsanized for q
Southern season Of 1867 IS. and viii MAKE in
grand entry into this city on Monday, Noyem.
Der 4, remaining I'VE days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

RI GUUDS.
The subscriber has purchased largely since the
recent decline, and Is now selling goods at lower
prices than they have been sold since the war. His
assor tment of DRESS GOODS is large, embracing
the newest and most desirable styles. Also, Cioaks
from up to the finer qualities. Long and square
ShawIs Flannels. Blankets Bleached Muslins s.
legood yard wide, 12s, Is, DO IS Calicoes 10. l2a
Merrimack, Sprague and other best makes, 10 cts.
Cassinets, 3Ila 20, 81, and IS. Sixty pieces Cassi
liners and Cloths. very cheap. Ladies and Gents
Merino under Vest, and Drawers. Dress Trim
mings Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. We offer
great inducements to purchasers. Give us a call.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
0c l4-lmE 101 Bridge ! d G..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

VIOLATING The HARBeR LAw-Caarles F..
Barnes & Son, SAIL makers, dong business on
the Island, were yesterday evening arraigned
before Justice Boswell. charged by R.. F.
harbor law. and Were required 70 pay fine
OF s31.1O Not being satisfied with the dtspo.
sfion OF the case. the accused took an appeal
to court. The harbor master also charged a
boatmau named Robert Miller, with a viola.
ton Of the harbor laws. who had hearing be.
fore Justice Tucker. who fined him $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

M EMS FURNISHING GOODS,
T .. AT
VIM. 8. TELLS,
32s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
+ Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
beg leave TO call attention to our full and Co.,
Gls a;, assortmsnt Of GENTS BELONGINGS, via !:
S.lk Shirts and Drawers, 8, T. Is and ~ tbre.Aa
White 1srino Shirts and Drawers y '--e,ss
Mer1no tShetlandl Shirts and Drawers
CIOuded Merino Shirts and Dravers
Scarlet Cashmere Shirts and Drawer
SCARLET Flannel Shirts and Drawers
Shaker Flannel Shfrta and Drawers 5ssEE
Canton Flannel Drawers r
French And Engfish Hosiery
White and Colored Six and Linen Handkerchief
Couryoisiers Kid Gloves t-f
Reynier's DOgskin Gloves
Reynier's Dogskin Gloves {lamb hned)
Calfskin Gloves (lamb lined
Coiored and Black Cloth Gloves full assortment,
Rich atock of silk Scarfs and Ties ,Ff'ss .
Starr Rings Scarf Pins, Sleeve Buttons, epirsf
Studs, &C., --latest Styie.) 4
full line Of staple and Fancy Goods, tas ,ove 70
vU1HOROUGH MUSICAL INSTRUCru,N ax
II 0J PEE QUARTER.-Prof John "a -.
to forr. . GLASS iE MUSIC He viii siwa
thorough Musical Educ alton Of the low ori.s ~ =
per quarter. Call Tor one of his circu ars Real,
dence, BIS 9 ssa si5s Ss st kssr Yard:
Or ssHsszsrssts Music atsfS, $40 ~. 0eis-la'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

COTTAGE Row.-Four handsome tour. room
cottsges have for some time stood on street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, which
have been occupied by genteel families a; mod
crate rates. Now. the square is about being
completed. Mr.. John Petiibone has contract.
ed with Messrs. Raglan Talbot for the cree.
ton Of eigh: more wooden cottages, and ground
has been broken tor the same. These buildings
front sixteen feet each, and run back sixty.
five feet; which. embracing, al they do, four
rooms apiece. are well adapted to the comfort
of small families. The work on these build.
ings will be rapidly hurried through, so that
In few weeks they will be ready for occu-
paEcy.
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THa EXCURSION TO LxssBUne Delegations

TH1 EXCURSION TO LHRsgUIa = Delegations
ffom the City Councils OF Washington and
Georgetown, and from the BoaTdof Grade OF
washington, and the Corn Exchsree Of
Georgetown, left here this rncrring fer Itex.
andris, st which place they took 3, sp eeixl
1ain By Loudon and Hampshire Railroad for
Leesburg, Va. The object e the excursion is
To examine the road and consult as to the coa-
structton Of brsnch road 10 this District
Among hose who left here were the following
gentlemen
Messrs Tsii, Eoyas, Given. Elvans, Grind
ar. ana Richards of the Board OF Aldermen;
Nsssrs. Q s. Baker, A. r. Ozark. = {. Baker,
n. y Clark, Robert Ball, II. ] Beall, James
Z. Dunn. iPresident,} H H. Tilley. and A. A.
Hall secretary, Board OF Common Council.
Of the Georgetown Corn Exchange there were:
VIM TenEey, Waller s. Cox. Capt. Evan
Lyons. Geo. Waters, a. f. Herr. Iohn Mar
bury, ir. CT the GEORGETOWN Oouncils-6.
Mathews. Recorder. and Samuel CTopley, of
the Hoard OF Aldermen; and Messrs, Levi Da.
Councils. Also, from Georgetown. Kober;
White. ard d. F. Robinson. OF the Washing.
.ug'on Board Of Trade-Messrs. Randolph
Coyie, W. d. Snow, William Gait. W. T..
Brown, Sam uel Bacon. president, and O. wen
Thorn. There were also present Mr. II
H Chadwick, CT Wizards Hotel; CAPT.
S:acRpoie: Richard Merrick, of the Washing
ton Bar; Il. +. Bunker. OF the Pacific railroad
Messrs. Snow, o. the InteHieaacer, Thorn and
Harris. OF the Express; Sardo. OF the Repxbti-
edD; Shepherd, Of the fatslligencer, ard other
representatives OF the Washington press The
City Councils of Georgetown went down 10
AlexanGria Ky tug. The others b. The -th street
ferry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

WM. II. WHEATLEYT PREMIUM STEAN
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
Once. No. - Jefferson ST., Georgetown, D. o.,
Established In 1881 premium awarded by the Metro
far the largest and most complete establishment Of
the kind in this section Of country.
Dyeing and Securing of all kinds done In the best
manner.
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
sollcits the continued custom of the community
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post ONCE address, Lock Box No. so.
Once closes daily at sunset except Saturday when
IL ID closed at az .. n. au1-am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

A RAID ON GRAVEL BANK-For some
time past men have been work hauling
gravel from 10th street, between N and O
streets, and this morning Messrs. L1rman and
Sicwen, of the City CouB ellis, came to the con.
clusion that the gravel would be needed on
that street, and that the parties had no right to
remove il. Accordingly they, this morning,
infoI med the officers of the Fourth First
Ward Precinct and accompanied them to
the place, where they ARE ted abou: 25 men,
and with their carts and sho wells they were es.
corted to the station house where the case was
heard by Justice MOrsell, who fined Dennis
Gleason. foreman over the men, IS, and dis.
missed the others with a warning not to of.
fend again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

I HENRY WILSON, ~
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
No. ZIG Bridge Street. Georgetofrn, ID. C., -
Neat Door 10 Bank Of Commerce.
Invites the attention of his patrons and the public
to his large and we'll selected assortment of French
English, and American CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
and NESTINGS, of the latest imPortations, which
he is prepared to make up (having faithful work
Of the art
Also, coed ASSORTMENT Of Gents Furnishing
GLOVES, COLLARS, sIsPENDERs. CRAVATS,
HANDkERCHIEFS. st. TO all of which he in.
where.
No trouble to show goods, and all garments war.
ranted to lit. Sc 3D-lm
TCSF RECEIVED large and we'll selected stock
y of Black and Colored VELVET RIB I'm.
BONS, BUTTONS, aid TRIMMINGS tx y
which we ar are N selling at greatly feducedzk1
YOUNG l. BEHREND,
100 Bridge street, next to National
u of
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT half past four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, as Mr. Andrew
l. Rock, draw keeper at the nertnern end of
The Long Bridge, was In the act OF ascending
bridge, the projecting step gave way. and in
falling his under chin struck against the sharp
corner OF a three.inch stationary plank, where.
by he was Knocked insensible to the floating
raft beneath and seriously injured. Shortly
afterwards. Mr.. Rock partially recovered and
proceeded &c his residence, where his condition
became worse, and this morning he was con.
sidered to be in q very critical condition.
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PROPERTY SALEs.-MeSsrs. Green anc Will
liams. yesterday. sold a. auctl III seven fine
building lets on Ninth street west between
being 90 feet front by 100 feet deep-te NJ "
Berndy, for ~ cents per foot. Also. part OF
lots II and 10, in square FOL, fronting 2 feet on
Halt street, between M and n streets south,
and having depth OF 160 feet, 10 John Vel.
sier, at SAC; and on Saturday part OF lot No.
2. in square 7S2. improved by two frame
houses, one fronting on @ stree north, and the
ether on Massachusetts avenue. between Third
and Fourth streets east, to Anna Mack fer
81, leo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

MARITAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brew o.
the Seventh precinct, yesterday arres ted a
colored man named Henry Simms who came
before Justice Walter, charged by Amelia
Sinms with adultery. The charge being sus.
tanned, Simins was committed to Jail for court
Amelia Simms then caused the arrest OF col.
ored woman named Elizabeth Adams, chare.
Ing her before the same Justice with enticinR
prostitution, winch charge was proven, an
she fined SIS, and IN default OF payment com.
mitted to the workhouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-23

There were of offences against the person,
l0,l64 males. 3,O6G females: offences against
property, e,l2s maiee, 723 females or the
cases reported, OIL were committed to ja,c s34
held to bail for court; 2G0 turned over ~ mill.
tary: $3.50 dismissed; 1867 committed u work.
mouse; $40 gave security TO keep peace, and in
$50 cases various Hight pnnishments were in
ficted Fines were imposed in al2S cases,
amounting in all to S3s, 0ee As, as follows -
washington, including part OF the county,
s33,si5.9 81; GEORGETOWN, including part of the
county, e4l72 40; for q Hing liquor 70 soldiers,
(lmposed under act of Congress, $50 Uesti.
tute persons furnished with lodging, 3,437
sick or disabled persons taken to bosuitaIs.
1871; horses and cattle found estray, 6S:
doors left open and secnred BY police. lG3;
fines in District, 80; horses and vehicles found
estray and restored, IL; frisndIees persons
buried. 30: number Of nuisances reported at
central office, 1891; number abated, 10 206:
nnmber abaied by written order OF depart.
ment, 3,374: number abated ON verbal notice.
S22 number OF slaughter houses in District
l0l; number In good condition, Is; number in
pad condition, -; number Of live stock, 81, s67:
NUMBER OF bone aud fat boiling establishments
ana nide and taiiow warehouses, 9, OF which
are IN good order; amount OF property received
Dy the property clerk, $l2,s0e.s5; amount do.
hyerpd ~ property clerk. S13, 40 so; amount
delivered q police stations to others than Drop.
erty clerk $22s .sss IS; Is bawdy.houees nsre
been closed by order Of tbs major. The ofticers
report having recstvsd s1,al0 as as reWsrds for
SPECIAL services. lE-l s-
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the two.horse team Of Mr.. II. Naylor, ran off,
and coming into collision with chain post in
front Of the Lawn restaurant, on D, bet ween
18th and 18TH streets the while tree and shaft
were broken. Mr.. Naylor had alighted from
his buggy In front Of the kirkwood House, and
surrendered bis horse into the hands of
colored boy. Becoming frightened AT some
object, the animals dashed south wardly across
the street, and were making towards the Lawn
salooh, when Andrew Johnson. colored man,
stopped them. One OF the animals-a beautiful
gray-Was severely gashed amid bis haunches
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-05

The Washington Library Company
of Philadelphia, Is established in the confidence
and affections of the people. The reason isobvi-
ous. The design is worthy, and creditable to the
patriotic hearts who are aboring to benefit too
much neglected class. The funds go intores-
ponsible hands, and the public have no fears,
that they will be mis-dirccted. The plan adopted
satisfies the seruples of The most conscientious
and has the endorsement of eminent legal author
ity 1t is by Its distinctive features entirely re-
moved from the taint of catch-penny schemes
which have SO often been the means Of imposing
on the public 1t gives to purchasers Of its
stock full equivalent for the consideration paid
besides equal and impartial participation In q
great distribution Of presents, worth in the ag-
gregate $4,000 All It's transactions are open
and above board. 1t has no eOncealments, and
the reputation of the managers is such that they
cannot afford to be dishonest in this transaction,
Read advertisement
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TRANsFERs OF REAL EsrATE.-Ths
following are the transfers Of Real Estate, fled in
the Recorders ONCE for the week ending on
Saturday night last, and furnished by John N.
Martin, Esq., County Recorder;
George TurVey and Wife to John d. Riley. 7
acres In section In jackson TIP. p......e1 ,026
David B. Riley and Wife 10 John d. Riley. 143
acres In section IL, In jackson Tp. $500
John d. Riley and Wife TO David b. Riley. 10
acres IN section II, In jackson Tp. ....... $500
David b. Riley and Wife 10 John ID. Riley is
acres lh ssetlon II, 10 jackson TIP. i. >. $500
VIM. Prentlss 70 Peter Ware 40 acres in section
IN se.oso ,v,c. =, 5 aoo
acres In sec. II q 2S, In Hamilton TIP. .S4, 900
VIM B. Steel and Wife to Nathaniel Estes 40
acres IN section 81, In jackson Tp....... S176
John 7. Jones and Wife to L. G. Robinson. 27
acres near Portland d...........s7 300
VIM Deyaughn and Wife 10 Jesse s. Savage. los
acres In section 28, In jackson Tn. .s2 600
Samuel Baker and Wife to A. ID. Grassland. In
Lot No. 10, in Daniel HOffmans Addition 10
the town of jackson on............S3 $500
David b. McCombs and Wife to AIbana WASH
burn. 6acres In Lot No 8, in scioto Tp. $500
Charles 8. Kinnlson and Wife to Geo. w. Whit
man. In lots No. 8 and 4, in the town Of Mid
Wm Sylvester and Wife to Geo. w. Whitman.
Lot No. ~, in the town of Middleton $500
james McKittrick to Thomas McKttrick. 80
acres, lot No. 2S in Scioto Salt Reserve
LANDS ...........,............ 81, 500
Trustees OF the NJ. E. Church to John j. Long.
Part OF Lot No. 26, in the North Half of the
town OF jackson $500
L. A. Atkinson, Auditor, TO Andrew Long. SO
acres In sec. No. In jackson Tp..... S6.80
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A Coon AND CnRAp PAGER ron Eyr

A Coon AND CHEAP PAPER FOR EVE
FAMILY I'VE have received the american Aqri
cubV'ist for December and this number closes
the Twenty-sixth Volume fthat paper. We are
sure that those who have taken It the last year
must feel that they have received large return
for the money invested. The Agricuituristi is a
large periodical of S2 to 40 pages, well printed,
and filled with plain, practical, reiabte, original
matter, including hundreds of beautiful and IN
structure EngrGvings In every annual volume.
1t contains each month Calender of Operations
to be performed on the Fnm in the Orchard and
Garden, In and around the D,esltiag, etc.
The thousands of hints and suggestions given
In every volume are prepared by practical intell-
gent gorking men, who know what they write
about.
The Household Department is valuable to every
HOusekeeper, OffOrdlng very many useful hints
and directions calculated to tighten and facilitate
indoor work.
The Department for Children and FOUL is pre-
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sound moral principles.
CmcULATIoN-TERMs.- The circulation of the
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We advise all our readers to TRY 1T YEAR.
Subscriptions should be sent to the publishers,
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-05

The School Examiners met on last
Monday, and had ten applicants for eertihcatss
To give our readers an idea Of the qualifications
Of teachers IN this county, wegiye the following:
The words Tranquility, Alien, Sieve, Deceive
and Retrieve were pronounced, and the appll-
cants were required to write the words, and then
write the definitions The following was the re-
suit:
l. TranqulllI ty. Joy, Alien, foreigner.
Sieve, On instrument for separating the meal
from the bran. Deceive, TO betray trust. Re
trieve to gain.
2. tranquility. No definition. Allen. No
definition. Sieve, used to separate the carse
from the fine. Deceive, to. Retrieve, to gain
that which was lost.
O. Tranquility, no definition. Aerran. no de-
finition. scIve, thereby to seperate. Deceive,
to do the contrary. Retrieve, to set at Liberty.
A. Tranquility, PEACEFUL, calm. Alaln, one
that Is from annother country. SciVe NJ. De-
Give, to be tra-letoa-. Retrieve, to pardon, to
forgive
g. Tranquility, happy with pleasure. Alien,
no definition. seive, to separate. Deceive, to
cheat. Retrieve, no definition.
8. Tranquility, no definition. Alien, no def
milton. Sieve, somthing Is used to separate the
meal from the bran. Dece I've, to be disappolnt-
ed. Retrieve, to recover.
T. Tranquility, milduess. Alien, no deani-
tioh, Sieve, instrument for sitting. Deceive,
no definition. Retrieve, gain.
g. tranquility, gentleness. Allen, no dehni-
tion. Sieve sitter. Deceive, to cheat. Re-
trleve, to gain.
o.. tranquility, peaceful Alien, foreign.
Sieve, used for separating. Deceived, to lead
astray. Retrieve, to regain.
10. All the words spelled correctly, but no de-
fnitions.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-05

Our SchoOldav Visitor, certainly bears the palm
Of being not only the cheapest and best but ab-
sOlutely the handsomest Of all the Periodicals for
the Young Folks, that we have seen. The Jan:
uary number for 1868, the first numbsr Of the
twelfth volume, is already upon our table, 1t is
beautifully printed, and embellished with quite
number of fine engravings It's list of contents
Is, throughout, rich feast of good things from
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the whole Is neatly bound in tinted cover, print
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We advise all the boys and girls to send for q
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stfuctons about subscribing or forming clubs
for 10 cents, and see what bright wide-awake
cheerful companion it would make for these
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-05

Nor DEcIDED. Both political par
ties are after Grant and Sherman for their candi-
dates for President. Gen. Sherman lately made
speech to meeting of soldiers, in whic he ap-
peared to take sides against the rebels, and at
once the New York Day Book says he will not do
for the Democratic candidate So the question is
not decided yet, and the party will probably take
Grant-the man who Is In favor of a white mans
government. Et
But one thing is decided Baldridge & Cross
land have made the clothing business success
in jackson. That is the place to get warrA
clothing for the winter ..-.-
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longer than the best Steel Pens, hence they ara
the cheapest Pens In the market.
J. H. G0BURN, 1856 Vine Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Sole Agent for the West and South.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-12-05

GREAT FALL IN Goops.-We the un-
dersigned propose to sell our goods for cash
lower than We or any other merchant can sell on
credit.
Cash buyers will find 1t greatly to their inter-
estto give us a call.
N. B.-We request all persons owing us to call
and settle their accounts at once, Especially
those who have run an account with us and are
ashamed Of Its long standing, and now go else
where and pay cash for what they buy.
Nov. 14.-4w J. NJ. STEELE & co.