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Columbia. -GnbreaS 3eller.
Draposburs unb Goal Yallsy.-M. SblB.
Sarmony. -@aSper Ssr3pg.
Suntingpon. -Safpb 4epnbarb.
Spbnstppr. - Wm. Wan9plb.
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Marietta. = Griesri9 Saas.
Willcrspille. - 6. 8. &ees.
NibbIstppn. -Gbrin. BAUER.
Wioble Yanialier. = Gbrif. HGBfL
MOuntpiae. @eprs Meifenba4.
g. 8aifsr, 9irp. $50 pa. Wv.
pittsturs. 8r. SSmist 80 Smittgslt
Sirabe nabs Der 3anftsu
Rodeler. -8. IIbin S6mibt.
SarOaburs. 81. Y. axauie.
SbarpsburS. - 8ran3 v. 8 lcin.
Somerlet. -Sofspb Serr.
Sunbury. -9barItS SBsI.
Iamaqua. -faper 9enber.
9Dicpnisco. - Gbuarb Wiepemann.
gBiaiamspprt. -8eIir StoppsL
2Jorf. - Griebrih v. Sties.
.3sIisnOpls. -pbilip 8ippst fen.
Sttp;
8ueyrus. .-@eors &ettis.
Canton. = Safpb SeineartneL
.Qewistpipn. - DaDib Wunbtrlina
Wep Wattrfprb. = Wm. Daubart.
Sprinsfslb, SOB. 0sOrs &ipper
Snbtaua:
Sort gBayne.-Yeter Spbnbaus, Gen. MsI
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- y cer 8
y)ort Graubsn notin
ipirt bel bunbsrten @emeinbsn fiir Bst1tsn g.
braubt unb II au1 ausssei1nst gut fur
Jrautn ,inb ldpade pfricnfn.
Deinsarten In New-Seriey.
Speer's port 1raubsa.gBsia 4 SABRE alt.
Differ beriibmts GinefIHs Wsin N bon BEN
Safte Der Sporto's 1raute stma&t tpsI@s In
bieltm Qanee geScgsn rirb.
Seine peribsollen RSrftnben Gissnf&aftsn
fSnnsn turd feinen beimiIten Wein tbsrtrpf-
fen herbsn. Da es bfr refine Iraubfnfaft III
uub unter Srn. Speer'S psrlBnli1er Mufli&t
Ygfsrtisi n, 70 iann beHen &tinbtit anb As&t.
belt garantirt wtrben.
Das fleinlfe 8tnb Fam tasrn tsbmtn urb
Der lGpabfe Snpalibe iann ibn portbetlbaft
aebrauHen. DsrieIbe IN bslpnbers ftir aIts
fhwadnsrpige perlcnen isbr niBtli1 unb Mrs
aud fir bic perfhieeenen Qeibtn, wel&en bas
f&wa&ns @si@ls&t unisrpOrfsn n, nit BEN
lbfaen Grfcls Ssbrautt.
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man lid psrla1en fanr.
SnsaItpsn, sstrau&t Spsr's pOrt 5rautsu
gBetn.
grausm ssbrau9t Spsr's port Sraubsr
QBein.
S6waas perionen batsm srobsn gcribe
bel belIen Gjsbrau9.
Spser's gBtin II 1T allen SpitGIsrn anbsreu
Weinen pprge3c9en.
2u perfanftn In glpptbsitn u. @rcurislicrsn.
u. @peerS Dsinsartsn In Rsp.Ssr(sy. =
Office 2a3 Breabpay, Nsw-yprf,
Ssptbr, rs, B7-1f.
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g er III q MIA
Gtbtns- Derffbtrunss -Ws(ta(tbatt,
80 broadway, yeps yorf.
Sn Golst eines am S. Mpril b. 8. BON bsr
9ssisIatur paiiIrtsn Mfts tperben
Baar.Dtpibenpen an bic 8erii6erten
Nnfanss 1868 unb finss jetsn folsentsn Sab
res eriIart perben.
5reb. 9 dwenbler,
SefretGr.
Assnt fir altoona unb Blair COUNTY;
0enrg 8runner,
Gde 8irsinia unb Carolina Ctr.
Mltopna, pa, Sspt. 26, '67.
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pittsburs.
Mn,eiae Maenteit.

Solsenbe Serrsn fnb unisre autbUriilrtsu
Mstutsn um Mnseisen unb Sublripticnen flu
bic ,VsnnlylsaniIbe StaatS 3eituns" In
Gmpfans 3a nsbnien:
G.1.2oes,2l Worb 8iiufte Strabs pbi'
jlabelpbia, va.
DR.. o. Mierfon nDsmOfrat" Office,
ytilabelpbta, pa.
8. Meyen Ws. 81 part &Ow, Nsp'
Ncrf.
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gelmbslb's
Iliiiii9er Ggtraet Smcbm
lbmetft unb rie6t anssnsbnL III frsi non alien
l4apIi9su Gisenldafsn, unb pirft l&nsa.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-11-07

gslmbolo's Grtraft puf9u
ssrsibt benz aSrpsr @sIunbbrit unb Straft unp
bsn bri6en 9Bansen cine frilbe 8arbe.
ShpGts pirb BON idlimmsn SymptOmen be-
ssitst, una penn feline Ysbanoluns ifattfinbet
fOIgen Sdpinbludt 9Sabniinn peer spiIspti-
lts 3ufSlle.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-11-07

8erbeGertes 8olenrgBalHmittel.
bsisn sstsime unb sarte aranftsitsn In allen
Stabien fir wsnis Soften, bel ssrinser Diat-
ssranbsruna pbns Ssi&psrbs anb @sfabr.
Gs i9medt unb ris9t anssnebm, wirft aussn-
bIidli4 unb if frsi bon alsn i&abli&m BE.
tanttbsilsn.
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The xsEr.,s Idea OF .susnage.,

An old army friend, now Register
in South Carolina, BY appointment d
Gen. Sickles, in a private letter to the
editor Of the Doylcstown Democrof,
under date Of September 1lth, relates
some amusing incidents connected with
his Office. The following is too good 70
be lost, aud VIC select il as speeimen
brick ~
really wish you could have been
here aud gone tho rounds with me on
my route to have seen the fun. Our
new formed citizens had no more idea
Of what the elective franchise Is, than
the man in the moon. Many Of them
brought bags and baskets to put il. in,
thinking il was something to eat, others
thought il might possibly be something
10 wear, while the most Intelligent, who
know more than any one else, kucw
positively that il was the distribution
Of the long wished for eonfscated lands
under a aesc nanle; as a natural eonsc-
qnence, nearly all were severely disap-
pointed on making their sppearapce
before the board to fnd that they were
merely to be sworn and to have their
names put in book, particularly those
who thought that there might not be
enough franchise to 20 around, and had
started from home long before daylight
in order 10 gcs the frst given out. A.
m0ng few of the disfinguislse1 indiyid.
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PUBLIC SALE or
LEAsEnoLp pRopERTY, sd.

N,iiE ssbseribcrs, ~ Administrators of VIII
III liam Efumrinc. deceased, will sell the foi,
lowing Personal asd Leasehold Property ol
said deceased. under the order Of the 0rphans'
CourL at Public Sale, at thc late residence oi
said deceased, in Manchester,
o. rAsrsday fks lia day .ef Ners@ssr, ises,
!. Commencing at 10 o'clock, A. ~,
A lot Of ground (leasehold and subject 10 an
Anaual ground rent situated In Manchester,
Carroll county, being the same on which deed.
resided, improved BY
Larc Brick Dwelling House,
two stories and basemsnt, good Barn, Smoke
House, Ice Houae, DC.
Also, 2 Cows, | Heifer, 6 Hogs,
wheat growing, lot Of Hay and Corn, Shares
Stock In Manchester Savings' fnstituuon,
Piano, and all the yalsabls HorsznoLs AxB
KITCHEN FgRNfrunE of deceased, aud many
other articles described In ths HandbIlis.
Terms ofsaie Of Leasehoia Property-0ns-
third Ia hand, and The residue ia two eqasl an
nual payments at one and two years, with In
tsrest from the day Of Sale, to be secursd by
note and approved security. es
For the movable property Cash on all
sums under $500; ON al sums Of $500 and up
wards, credit Of SIX months, on note and ap-
proved security, bearing interest from the sale.
LYDIA cRUMRINE,
EDWIN J. CRUMRISE,
Administrator.
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A staff Ohicer" IN the Masonic col
unlns Of the New York Dispafch. fur.
nishes the following.
i give tho following incident, falling
under my own observation, as az io. :
stance where the Masonic lie Of brothc,.
hood proved stronger than the fear Of
death, and more sting than the laatr.d
Of mortal foes At the second battle of
Cold Harbsg, the rcpalse of'the Rederals
left the groausl 10 front Of the Confcdc-
rate works strewn with their dead ami
wounded, these, lying more than a dsy
under the hot July sun, dying with
thirst, begged piteously for help but In
vain, as the Federal lines were 60 elose
that none could leave Ire projection Of
the breast work without being made =
target for their bullets. Some dragged
themselves to the ditch al were ho;s-
ted over By means Of waist belts buekled
together and let down 70 them.
AT this time, when to cross the lines
seemed certain death, two men came 10
head quarters and asked permission "a
bring in wounded Federal living IN
their front. They were referred to tho
order prohibiting such reckless expo
sure, aud the danger II the attcmot
pointed out. They answered that tke
man had shown the Basoni, siqnof of
aistress, and that as Masons they fell K
their duty TO attempt to relieve him A.
any cost. The Gen. OR. +. Hckc) could
not refuse his consent, aud at night fail
the two went upon the field, and though
exposed tothc greatest danger, succeed.
ed in bringing the man safely Off
He proved TO be Lieutenant Colonel
lady shot 10 the head he was carried.
70 . private hospital, carefully attended
BY masons, and eventually recovered.
from his wounds at first considered.
mortal. As Gen. Grant sent 10 no ilsr
OF truce, but continued his Gre upon tl,s !
Confederate ambulance orps. M woup. 7
ded lay where they fell, and nearly an
died without help Ia the sight Of two
armies bat the Masonic signal fecblv
raised had found response in hostils
breasts, and added ono more 70 the I
many victories Of Love over DEATH. !,
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a..- \,
az I,wsar aaa -. ~ a'Nes INTO me once
pl;ca,;o. sas Wy anu began ms aPl
asir, Ib,,. .o,,,. !.
n 80 ha.e ..: 'o.as 2 get your advice
"as giving me some truus
avn .,. Z.
asupposs, now ~ MIA 1,is. ,ss .r.,. ..,..,
i.nd 1a .nS "aI Iss p';s spr'ns q rsssr On bic
aoa'o ouna dam across the creeK
.Is s.s ss.sr .sa ap y laso she other mans spring,
@ .ssss 5;s, IN :. ~ 3 ~ a0se III.
s.;a she n~,s, sls 80 nu', ~ ~ mcnna,
cited n nra.s.,;s. , -. Z -s5s became sxs =
Of his clients. sYas ~ ~ ...1s srasss'on st
5..s..'.s ~ san Sccoser heary
n.r ssIl ~ s,.' i, aaa tne ~ w n.ks his
snd mi 49, y A.. M uss s.se Nc ne essc,
aR,s ss.r ) - Ioney uo. n,tz 4
cant "a lsas, .Ss;s a sAs ,.,. se's'ned sPftI.
bu,n H. dsa | s,S ~, l Z I hsy nsv6
th.t a~ns I nv aaa ~ ne'gneor ye1es
10 s.s me - . ' sp''as' a'a ne 'hreate''s
m. -. ,....... .......i .
hefsre NJ [ ,.as ~ nv ~ hssi'asea ? nouesls
.Ahi Nj, 80. - -. ~ sup asa seps ons
acres. ~, [ ssa.2 ~ ~ ny rS{ YOU eal1f dam
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AIOT OF GROUND

containing one quarter Of an ACRE of land,
more or less, situated In Manchester Carroll
county, adjoining the ieasehold lot on which
deceased resided, having on II Barn and
Corn-efib.
Also Lot OF GROUND,
near the Lutheran Charch In said town. con.
tanning about one Acre Of land, under good fpn.
cling, and is a very valuable Lot.
Aiso a Lot Of GROUND containing
about Acres, situated about ane mile from
Manchester, adjoining lands of Jacob ShafIer,
Daniel Menningsr and others.
Also 9 Lot Of Land, containing
-Four Acres more or less,
situated about thee miles from Manchester, ad-
joining lands Of Henry warehime, William
Lawyer and Others. APiat Of the Heal Estate
will be exhibited ON the day OF sale.
Terms Of Sale.--one-third Of the purchase
money 10 be paid on the day Of sale, Or ratiii-
cation thereof By The Court and the residnc in
two equal annual payments, TO be secured BY
the notes Of the purchasers. with approved Sc
cnsity, bearing interest from the day of sale.
EDWIN J. cRuMRlNE, Trustee.
HEsnr bforTrn, Auctioneer.
oet2t-ts Crout 4 keifanidcr, Solicitors.
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WESTMINSTER THURSDAY, a.


Il licsrround Us Ike q cloud,
A world we cannot see
Yet the sweet closing Of an eye
May bring US there 70 be.
It's gentle lsrcezcs fan our check Ba
Amid our worldly cares,
Its gentle voices whispers loys,
And mingle with our prayers,
Sweet hearts around Us ihrob and beat,
Sweet helping hands are stirred,
And paipitates the veil between
"a With breathipgs almost heard.
The silence, awfal, sweet and calm,
They have no power to break;
For mortal words are not for them
To utter or parsake.
So thin, 50 soft, 80 sweet they glide,
SO near 10 press they seem,
They hull us gently to our rest.
They melt into dream.
And In the hush ofrcs. they bring,
'Tis easy now to see
How lovely and how sweet pass
The hour Of death may be.
To close the eye, and close the ear,
Wrapped in a trnnee Of bliss,
And gently drawn in loving arms
To swoon to that from this
Scarce knowing five wake or sleep,
Scarce asking where We arc,
To feel all evil sink away,
All sorrow and all care.
Sweet souls around us! watch US still,
Press nearer to our side
Into our thoughts. into our prayers,
With gentle helping glide.
Let death between US be as nausht,
A dried and vanished stream
Your JOY be the reality,
Our suffering life he dream.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of decree Of the circait Court
ID for Carroll county in Equity, the under
dgned, as Trustee, will ai.o offer at Public
Sale, on The premises In Manchester,
On Thursday the hth Of November 1867,
at o'clock p. NJ, all the Real Estate whereof
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Annual Statement
OF THE
PlantcrS' Mutual Insurance
4. Company

OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, Nd,
For the fear Ending September, 1867.
Amount Of Property Insursd, s2,S7s,sJ7 70
Am't OF capital In preminln Notes, 3g1,9gl 70
No. Of Policies Issued, 3,s&s
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3 -
I'm and Ailer MONDAY, May sth, ths
" trains leave Baltimore at $40 A. N,
and 3.3O T. NJ Leave Union Bridge A.li
and s,JoA n; arriving ia BALTIMORE q 3, /;
A. N. and 1850 p. n.
Leave Union Bridge at $50 r. H.; arist
4 Baltimore q 900 p. n. leave Halliuors
y $50 r. NJ; arrive At Union Bridge y
&t9P. n.
Stage connections at Glen Norris Station
Cor Hamrstead ard Manchester on arrivA
ofS.S0 A. u, train, and Cor Upiontown
Tancytown and EmmittsbnrR on the arrisk
of Ne Same trfin 1t Linwood Station .
1l.s5 A. II.
10rxo trains on Sunday.
LEWIS L0GuE,
L sngl'tf General Superintendent
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On TuaE EUn0PnAN PEAx.
TINE 9TEvENs HOUSE 4 wsIl "a
& wi1elY kn&wu y ~ tfay1lIine puk1jc
~ loeu1fss = esrpGhi(y s5toslls q ~.
681!a 80 h11in{na m n y u Glcos
I1111y - tho k'ssinens part of ~ city---
~ ~ kigbesy u Southern aa1 Wen6,rs
jae>et = ~ The principal
M ~ f'sss1 sSs ~ H6l3sF s6s =. ,;...., :.
oro<e1eos N ID ea4l6rl "a sal1ilsin-
441k ~ ~ 14411nE ~ l01m1 - M
o|od< ~ x4I s1allIa1nd -proxi1s1 va
~ ~ al1aNtanra h iSeelu1@
AZ ! cuzi ! ae.,
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No vhs hs1e sissa ssllsss:
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FHE DEXoCRATIC ADVOCATE


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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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lines, osAlcss, per annum, SIS. Mer-
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paperi
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Dr. ,. nryan, Censuut1ns IshyI
ssSsun slS Dsea1wny, \. Y.,|
1ives SPECIAL TREATMENT 81 "a c.ses Y
SsnInel, 0exnal, urianry md Nsrssa ni1|
easee h nGIo ~ fSnole. A&ttc& ffsc ~ cor'
reye1frsee s>ripllx eee11>l!>1.
- o.y!..H. = ~ ~ ~ ptiys,. aa<
- : Eolls1ls srsa1lss - esmizsl Wsakpse
~ = s.as, M ieo psxss Il ..,..
~ fr n csnts : vslSabIs treatise by Dr.. Jcsl
4k9y8x, containing lmportsnt infofus>ts@ o.
q seAItets q Interest," = he ssx. oetlo "
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UNION WORKS,
Westminster Md.

wN. H.. HARMAN& CO.
CONTINUE tho manufacture OF IRON
yIGEARED THRESIIERS with pelton's
Improved HORSE POWERS,
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p L % u C n s !.

done with proptness and on moderate terms
They arc also sole Agents for the sale 0
MccoRMlCk'S Improved Self RakinI
combined
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Sesed shoat one year ago, In good running
Eer and doing a fine business having a
bcalAr Saw slsp attached.
From Five to Ten Acres ofgood land will
sold With the Mills 70 snit purchasers,
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eoMy large and varied stock has been
bought for The cash. For sale at . shor,
profit, call before purchasing.
JOHN L. REIFsNIDER.
Westminster, scp26
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LAlDlkS !,fSr

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sb eLam ufacettAsBtt lab Ia Mckee Asgie
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hI, Ge,nss J,mina oliver Rscael
hhsbsook n aIsGi.y NkhIs o'Brisnsargt0
Bssynsyeeeia RAG, more Ca Mrs Palmer Jsais
nn,esh i Mrs hs.-isr Bsss,sh ssssas 5 Mr.
Hs%s a ,.ss n. RsI:.aa ,..
ran Issbris rsII-nSNrsou giza HaynoIasA drs
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B.w WAT Mrs ReidenN Try Mrs
Baxter W mrS II ol'zmsn MhtM Rel nhari ainai5
u adi,y In hrstt,d d. Mrs shehsn"L Hrs
bradley Halle ia~hihs Nat Schmidt q Az
bithop h et b ri rsdeiisJu sMrs Mrs
Brow niogf Nj 81 ohnslon A h sherwood Csth'e
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thridga"H hr' keiley Mary sDithh sry Vir's
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Mrs N lcher Charlie a Mrs
lunham Ambros Mrs Thompson Mara
Mrs Mallory Kate Va.honS ussu p
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BOARDING.,

~ RNlsHtD ROOMS To LET AT Low
u rates With or without BosrG 3SI Psnnzyl-
vanis avenue, bets cen 45< and 6.b St. delS tsni'
Two CONNECTING ROOMS, PARTLY
II fDRNIsHkD, suitable for ~ usekeeping; a.
sid water. Two aides can hsFs BOARD al
tooM IN a private family, at B Penns. aysngs.
bet 9Th snd5th streets De 1874
pOARDING-TwO front sacend-stOry Rooms
- for rent. with or without BOARD, at No. slo
Mess Avenue, between .th aud 5th sts. de 70 St
L'0R REST--A FURNISHED PARLOR and t~C
u FRONT Oh tMBhRS. With BOAht. iD pri-
yste family. Call at 81 = Ttb st bet. a and Ste
dec Ct
llOARD-First cIsss TABLE BOARD, se Per
- month, and furnished ROOMS, from =: 10 SO,
2lsk 1t, between nth sid 18th. de 3-lm-
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT 90 reason
u able terms, with or without Board. - No.
ass 9th street, between street aud Lorisisss
avenue. l6-im'
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
saUsFhENrs, Ac., TONIGHT

eHNSf HsNEs, So EO-NAShE.
cATIoFAL rHsArsR a bdvtu- Forrest "a
''rbr 9taS efor."
ISLAnD HALLs-0rand Fslr AMI festival
to- ihs osIenI II The new Island Baptist
Cnnrrb.
POTosAO HALL, IsLAHD-rhe Pair sy thu
lea bsIs and pUpils of Gracs harch sunday
81 hSol Tor thr benefit OF the flora-y, thls
evening The ladsSs deere q fp n attendance
nls syeDiTK. usiI Snd So th-m.
THIkrsEKIH-rTREkr RsPTIsr CHURCH
Pair and F-stIVsi ihIs afternoon snd evening,
AkTsoFoLgTAs HALL--A tine programme
o-BFht.
LscIpRs-Ths foDfTh of the course Of Elk
I've Jfrs for Ihs ospefit Of ths New Mission
Ctsp~l OF De y TT BapfistCnnrch will D. de-
bysr,d IN tn~ Church 18Th strsst o a. gasn
q aps ~, tots evening. By Rev / W M
VI hams, ID, OF Bsl'irnDrS, ND Sucisct.
- rtm bal-imSrs 20 X M ana bsck"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

nv A CARD
HE pNnERsIGNEO WOULD RESPECT.
fully inform their friends that tho Store-~n
No.491 nth street, sdvertissd for reRt MIA
l. not their Piano orts cad Music store. UNIV
ON tie contrary, just received besatifui ssort'
nett of MTeIOALsyNSfRBMEN for the Hsi
1 sns g 70. sni toy
CANS. slfrts.sG GEO. l. MILD a BRO.
x.., as..lA. iHe; As1 18th strest,
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70 =, honhns " ieet on HIsh Sc; sstp..,
h'i "a w X hurdle, Tor a. ooD rn-
ING hr'es'"rt srane baildlns AID "A 5i -, -.
rom 90 VIII o 10 siahas, N ne sane 10 "a.
% oP - snr,,"a' bat s'tad-asa. ~.
bigtf't DO tspe S3.sig p-., of 40, q -
az" sol0, y hryprs front q % feet on -,
s'rss :. between High AID Dubbaf,rn strs.ts -.
s'f IN Of S hft inrressd ey small fr..r.,
dw'llpE hrnss, 10 J. II. W~l,s at saa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

TNDfB wAY-The arrsnsemsnts for D a.in =
Sixth effect wharf IN full cnrditIop as a T.
rtivi"T rspot tor Government coal. fprSgs
&c, A. rSp dly advancing . complexion. anG
IN a Il OFT u hiie every thing will ~ IN orls'
or CpsTahon. A large qusrltv of coal ana
fCrsgr has ALREADY ben deposited At lns depo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

fAsrise GoIsTsRFEIT Moszy. - Oaic,r
% hmn.', OF he >tXth prscine, IA sv'uii
rrf'Nh German br,csl vsr named Eiw7r
roo Ell, y no came ~ fore Iue i5s Cnfps'
tSffSIt mrn'y The Justice disposed o. u
care by con n ittiI g he ceuesd 81 jill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

SPLENpiD FRESH Ior of Wieter Clothing
Or A. uisetnie N the very lae-t STYLES. sid
sold a. The lowstt pr Co., includne Over.
coa's, Rpsiress snd Dt~ss nit, and ey.ry
variety OF Furnishing q 'ods, has Just oeeo
received by Bssis g. Go. ASS PsnnsJ ivaDIs
avenue, between ID and 4 streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

fcsMiT7ED "A youIh aamsd John RrOvr,
fot r't'n years old. v ~ est-rday arrested b i,
oh'etr Jrhp stn. Of tn sanitary forJs, ter dis
orderly conduct, and taken before Jas.tc.
Hh1p'r In ~ aver for h = condu,s, when \
shs comnitt:d 10 the worsoou.e Tor stxty
dsye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

APPofhTsD.-HenryU Kisie =. for maAy
yPsrs ast rnSseenRSr 10 the Mayor aud y ART
Of Alo'rm' q. has received M sppoinirnsn. A.
he New Orleans post once, and leaves mere
ic-risht TO enter upon the discharge of his
duties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13
WIN. Ii; waEaTLEYs PREsIUM sfxAs
" pYEIsS AND SLEhNsING

Once, No. ts Jefferson 81. Gseereetovu, 10 q
Established IN 1881 prenu I'm awarded BY the Metro
poiitan Institste. L1 rebuilt Isas. and is nov bs
Tar the largest Ind most complete esfsbishn>us on
The Kind IL this section OF COS ntry.
Dyeing and Securing Of all kinds dsue In the bss
manner.
Truly thst&ful Cor past fsvors, the subscrfbeF
sollCits the continued custom Of the community.
GoOds receives. and returned by express With the
Ttmost promptness spd despstrh.
Poet Once address, Lock II No. 80.
Ofsce closes daily 81 sunsst except SATURDAY. when
q u Clo-sd st sx m. azff an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

The HANDsOM.sr assortment OF Velvet, A.
traksn, Sable, Ch, Q chills. Velvet Cloth, Bsa
yer Cloth AMI OpsrA Einass, with MaTs tn
match Also the best Lyon's VelVats AL OF
MS own lmpoitat on. al tna lowest figures. at
nj. Williams, 33s Pspna. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-13

FOR CELBLAIYs AND FROSTED FaRr
Hhife's Emhrrcatcn h 8 spacSdc. Pro. y
per bottle. For ssl- Ut 424 P-nusytyauia ave.
noe, between ~ aud On sueets.