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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-19
For tie BoliCar Bulletin.
Vanity.

honestly affirm without fear of exagera-
tion hesitation, or condemnation that vanity
is one of the most vezatious sins Of the hu-
man family Vanity is made up Of AFRO
gance, falsehood, emptiness, insanity, pro-
family, pusillamity and al the fiummery of
every age. The man of vanity eats the ap-
pies of sorrow and they make him ache for
a time. The butterAy-fancy fits before him
which soon crumbles into dust and is dis
persed by the winds Of disappointment. He
gathers the buds of joy as they expand,
blossom, and at the same time wither in his
hand. The fragrant dews Of youth, the me-
lodious strains of love, the blissful pleasures
Of hope, the admiration of the good and
beautiful, the dreams Of fancy, the creations
of poetry, the glory Of art and all the rich
joys of earth and Heaven cannot make him
happy or agreeable among his fellow men.
The man Of vanity has a hard row to weed,
it Is all tangled up, over and und er right and
left He bumps his head, bruises his shins
bleeds his nose, scratches his face, hardens
his heart and sears his conscience against all
the moral good in the universe. "The path
of sorrow and that path alone is the one
he lives and moves in. Thorns and briars
stick him at every point of the compass.
Time darkens around him as he advances to
the grave. The midnight birds of i'll omen
croak their unwelcome songs upon his sad
and wearied mind The bright lamp of hope
is gone forever from him as he gropes his
way along the gloomy vale of life and through
the chilly dews of mortality Finally his
sun sets behind dark and impervious clouds
and he goes tt. { .his5silent' home, unlamented,
without friends or tear to mourn his mise
rable departure to the dark and insipid re-
gions of Pluto where the three-headed dog
Ceberus with his hideous, suIphurious ven
geance, howl him forever incarcerated with
out release. To be at peace with the whole
world--have enough to eat and wear with
small surplus of loose change, and also oc-
casionally enjoy the soothing, smoothing and
superlative society of our good ladies is much
better opine than to be inflated with the
antagonistical- principles of vanity.
q II
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-19

In view of the recent action of Congress,
the Attorney General declines for the pres
ent entertaining any further applications for
pardons from those who participated in the
rehellinn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-19

A microscope has lately been completed
In England with double the power OF any
similar instrument previously constructed.
1t magRifes is, 600 diameters.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-19

A lake of borax has been discovered in
California All the borax hitherto used has
been obtained from a lake IN Asia
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-19

The Murfreesboro Monitor proposes Hon.
Edmund Cooper as a johnson candidate for
Governor
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-19

Out of population of fifteen millions in
Spain, but three millions can read and write
The Government holds s9I $50, 900 in gold,
of which $2O,OOO,OOO are held on gold GER
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-19

che moEt lucrative Medical Practice South last
consented 70 allow several Of his esteemed remeie
Be prepared aud sod proprietary medicines This
tou has been engendeTed by the repeated solicitations
those who have experienced the benefit ohs remarkable
essioEA skill and By the imposbity Of giving especial
ssnton = each Of the applications made him
prescriptions By those whose pecuary circumstance bus
asaf hsbita preclude The possibility Of applying in person
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-01-19
.Mes.sehss .aareraisemessas.
Preparations.

DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT, so celebrated
having had, for the last twenty-five years. the
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DIED..

sPALpiNG. On Wednesday, Och in stant. Altar
p.infnl Illness OF several months, HlLLERYG
Bis relatives and friends are respeetfuI,v in
v,ted 10 attend his funeral from 81, Psrricti.
church, on Saturday. at 10 o clock
HILL. On the 7th inst AT Az o,,,..L
consumption U. ERS EST HILL, aged n 49,, vi
con OF William and q he late Helen n Hill '0s's'
tend hss fnper oil, from the Residence OF NJ fsvh
No l22 kastOsDitel street., en- FRIDAY After soen
Baltimore papers please copyl
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RECEIVED THE TWENTY PER CRrr-The
examiners, clerks. messengers, and other en-
ing paid the 20 per cent. increase on their
salaries. authorized By the act of Congress
The clerks and employees of the Isterior De-
partment, Pension and Land Offices were
paid on Monday and Tuesday.
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TEE R1AL soIEHTIFI0 AsrROLOGER or
AAEBIOA II WASHINGTON
ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER

All those who By AstrolsRy
Their destiny would know.
AID wish 90 test this Set ence, EH @
ehould to Prof MAURICI 20 Fl-.
II II skill BY thouesnds have heSn triad. v
One Dollar 10 hfs fee .. = ''
InfWelfth street he does Yeside.
-Four hundred and seventy - e "A. -
The Planets be will read 10 you.
And tell what 10 decreed: ~
What to avoid, and VII a. TO do. 60 a.E
Would yos IN life succeed a.r
, 20 s the Poor how to gain wealth,
he 70 the sick re stores thar health
Ne matter what disease:
BE tells II you will married be,
or live and die maid;
Tells what amount OF family; fs
pescr1oes Jour husbsnd trade, .tsst ~
inS resi- And Future tell he will, 'It}E
Whatever they may be. ..
IL Iseiith street nov where he lives r r
Your hundred aud seventy. NH l.6ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On the 18th Fshrr
airy by the Rev Mr.. Oonel, u o. ROTCHC0Rn
to Mrs. A. =. ARNOLD
LACKEf-PATrEkSON On the sth inst m, =
me tn keS xsfhe5 itzslberger at ST. Aloysius
county N. Y TO Miss CITHAkINEE Opoom
TERs0N, Of this city - RAJ
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FINE-STITCHED Doors made TO order for
$40, CATERS for $3.50; ladies Kid Button Gal.
tiers for SO; Balmorals for s., and all styles OF
Misses and Children's Shoes very low at Hell.
orun & Bros, SIC Seventh street one door
south of Odd Fellows Hall. a
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-The contract for
performing the sanitary work for the q uar.
termastsrs Department, in and about this CITY
has been awarded to Charles Page. The work
TO be performed from the lst inst for the sum
of SIS 50 per month.
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GRAY's COLLARS, % cents per box; Gold.
snltn Couars, % cents per box; Imitation
Linen collars, 25 cents per box; and all other
goods cheap IN proportion at Francs Gents
Furnishing Store, 49i 9TH street, between ID and
T. streets. IN
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DR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 Penn av, be-
tween * and 9th streets, continues the sue.
cessfui treatment OF corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex.
eresenees, dc. Once hours from 8 a. m 10
p m, and q 70 8 p. N. Established 1861
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BOARDING..

EoR RENTAL No. 4o6 Carroll Row, Dap tol
= n-opDosite Capitol Square. a large we'll for.
nished PAkL0R and BED ROOM with or with
out BOARD. suitable for gentlemen and lady. or
LOB RENI-Two we'll furnished PARLORS, on
L the first floor, with or wi thout BOARD An
Ply o9o Ast., bet. 9th and 10th. fe IL
TABLE BOARD ct No. l64 10Th street, few
doors north Of the svsnus Terms 90 per
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THOSE LADIES who want an elegant EN-
brOidered Yoke for Night Gown or Chemlse
can get one cheap by calling at Princes, 3sl T.
street, before he moves has stock TO his ne W
store, 439 Ninth street II q
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VARIETY. the very snin

VARIETY, the very spice of life,
That gives il all its saver
may be found at Henning's One Price C,o,,
ing Sfere, on the corner OF Seventh street Il.
Maryland avenue anu
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-To-day the Circuit Court
l. engaged with the case of jeremiah Costello
agt the Corporation OF Washington, Mr.. Mer-
rlck appearing tor the plaintiff, and Mr.. Brad =
ley Tor the defendant. The plaintiff contract
ed TO excavate the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana
within the city limits, and aims that after b q
mad done portion of the work he was pre-
vented from completing it, and claims dam
ages therefore TO the amount of $4,000.
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FOR CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embrocation Is specific. Price 81 per hottie.
FOR sale at i24 Pennsylvania avenue, bet tween
AZ an q 9th streets
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FINE Gloss Kid Button Boots at G. Il. VIII.
SOB 8, NO. soy 7th street, under Odd Fellows
Hall, at prices ranging from $3.50 TO So 50. 6
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CIGARS AND T0BACCO-BRoOKE I'd.
~ MONSToN will be happy to serve hts friend q
and the public with Cigars and Tobacco al No
e4h Louisiana avenue, near Bank OF Washi ns.
ton. Re aim
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hAMAACK.-Its announcement OF the death
~ AIR. John ID HHmmack IN the Constitutional
AfoH yesterday. was incorrect, and we are
sIad 70 ban tnls morning that he IL much
S'ter Eong n ~ he i've 20 dispense the good
lLibgs OF tbsS -, AZ his famed restaurant.
Were epIcures resort for all the fuxurfes of
ne season T. beng one OF the most complete
eslabiis hmeni- tn his section. Id,
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JEWELRY:-Plain Bog Wood Sets. new
styles Tip Bog Sets, Buttons, Long Guard
Enalns, received this morning at Prigg's One
DoHar Jevelry Store, No ass PennsyIyania
avenue, near u street.
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ALEXANDRIA AIFAIRs From the Alexau
liza Gazette of yesterday we clio the folio Wing

ALEXANDRIA AyFAIRs-From the Alexau-
arla Gazette OF yesterday we clip the following
The sale Of government buiidinss' at C,mp
Dstrioution, yesterday, was well attended nv
country, and the District or CoInm Sis, and i me
prices obtained there were considered ex-
csllent Mr.. Sam uel q. Bagot, on. whose land
some o ne buildings were erected. ms de large
purchases. al. g.. -. ~. = Ia b1e :
We learn that the steamer Flanbeau which
sa,leo irun this port ON the goth OF last month,
companies OF the 45th Re siment OF col )rea Y.
Sroops on board, stranded on the beach ne ar
Fort Fisher, below Wilmington, North Caro-
Ina, day before yesterday. but no lives were
lost. Et = D rf'l'-T y - II
Quite number OF Mayor Latham's friends
called at his house last night - Congratulate
BIN upon the success he had achieved during
the days contest. Mr.. Latham treated bis
visitors Hospitality and entertained them with
a little speech N 49,
The u 5. troops, sent here on the night OF
monday, the 4th instant, to assist, II necessary,
In quellipg any disturbance that might occur
during yesterdays election. were this morn
Ing, al O'Clock, withdrawn.
DR.. Il. 5. Laws, OF Fauquier county, al
present on visit TO this city, while walking
up King street. last nigh, about half past
seven o'clock, was garroted between Henry
ana Fayette streets. and robbed of his wallet
containing about S25.
Fresh Fish. in market, are becoming more
abundant. White perch from IS to 80 cts per
bunch; yellow perch from 80 TO IS cts. per
bunch; rock fish SO cts. per bunch: single
rocks, prices according TO size.
II rs stated that the M ilitary in this place
yesterday, were sent here by way of precau-
ton at the instance OF Judge Underwood.
meeting of the City Council elected yester.
day will be held tonight.
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INDIA RUBBER SUIT Observation-Disclosures
GTdnted.-Y esterday Judge DIN, in the Equity
Court, granted injunctions in the cases Of
Goodyear and others and Bacon against Hills
ana DAILY, restraining the defendants from in
ringing the patents of the plaintiffs The
plaIntlns are the patentees OF tue vulcauite or
hard rubber. very extensively used now in
dentistry, and the effect Of this I'M Jun elton will
prevent the defendants from using this SUBJ
stanc &c in their business unless they Obtain
licenses from the patentees- Messrs Coombs
and Pollock for The plaintiffs, and Mr.. Mat.
tngly for the defendants
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POLICE REPURrs arrests in the Dis.
&c yesterday Numbered "a, mostly for light
luyhsss, aud me Ines nnder ihe ,Gorporation
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4S6 ! hARKRITEBy. I-1oc
7th strsst.i A,pRoIEI.rs gca }r,h s,s..,
BEAUTIFUL IND USEEHF SSospy,

bEADIIEUL AND USEFUL COHBINFn >
PAINTINGS AND EN0RA VIN0s' ~
, limited but choice selections Of Oil Psjntins.
Bngravtngs. Ohromos, Wreaths, Bashets ~ us,
ers, 60, Apr opriAtely framed. ! Nv"
OVAL PICTURE YRAMEs.
IIcn ana varied assortment frsm the best man
EFanon Rosewood. all Gilt. Rustic aud Carve
pT Trmss; sspsrteut., Gard Frames, &C.
rioIohS OOkD AND fAsSRLS WALNUT
p,.. DRAOKETS, &c. - ~
Rins Nrr oora and Iassels al sizes and colsrs,
Pa tARaAEGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES
oseuuIpl variety Of these goods, s,nbrsad az the
tsrss IN The District With ell stcck OF
ne dne 1sSsRsr 9rssaes With Isrss variety az win
0rssrs LEI ~, Window Shades and Pspsrhansinss
Isne.neny nIeas N cig or country. =. - - = .
. .S 20 Srdsr the best The ehss1s
s SnH in1is ~ inst class Of Goods We respect
Goods with any In the mark ct WI
Terms tncayiablp cash.
nARKRITBR, No. ls6 Yth street.
dsB2m' Eight doors above ODD Fellow Hall.
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CITY ITEMS.

QUICK sales and small Profitsm-fiood
w mite Shirts $50, So and 50 So at Francs
GENTS Furnishing Store. 4g4 9TH street. be-
tween ID and f; also shirts made TO order. I'm
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'NLIC zNsED = De Posse. An zgent WAS ar.
I'D yesterday ~ Lieutenant EckIoT for
,.i.ns goods without license. Justice WAL
-eF lined him $50.
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A HEAVY RoBBERY.-Colonel Simon STONE
OF Norfolk, was robbed in Petersburg. va
last Friday sight OF his pocket book con tain
Ing sls3 In money, and negotiable noie for
papers Two men, who called them sci yes
Hanes and DayIs. who were with Cot. Stone.
and pressing agatnst him 81 the time OF hi
loss. have been arrested and put in Jail. They
PROGRESSED to Lail from Georgetown, ID. c.. but
are said 20 b. either Baltimoreans or New
Workers
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for
Ince 1eorge eountv, sitting ss CO art Of ca uf-
pas ca IN cause therein depending, wherein
2sMee ", Mcguire 90, are CON plsi nan o. and
usstees y ~ expose 10 public sale, on tn prem
tes, on MohDAf the 18th Of March, 1851. st Il
SecA m y tu far, ~ not, on the next fair day
tneIt aiter the Real Estate Of Marcus Du Val,
Ebown as Hog Harbor,n situated IN Prince
george county, about ole mile from Good Lucf
sShtsinins l32 Acres, more less, and cd ioipins
ne Iands OF walter III. Hillesry. the heirs az
ThnnAs hail, and Dol. 0den Bowie, ~
Inc above land 10 covered with q heayy growth
OF O.k and Chesnut r mber. and being located in
sno baltimore and Potom &C abroad, will an poiy
an nnIimlttd quantity Of railroad ties '
a. Ierms OF sale Cash o q the dAy of saie or On
sne rainceuon thereof By the court, with Interest
rom the DAY OF sale; aud payment OF the whole
IN fee. to the purchaser
stamps and conveysnce to be at the cost M the
purchaser. RIOaARD RI 0UFW "
s"-eoo Trustee.
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n oURE PILE CURK--Dr. Gilbert's Pile in. :
slI ument positively cures the worst cases Of
piles Sent by mail on receipt of "a Circu-
lars Tree. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
Every wnere Address j. b. Romano Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New YORK. 2.
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY-Yesterdav
William A Butler was arrested by oficsr
Parker of tbs Fourth Ward, upon a charge OF
Charies Bowles, and grew on. of the fact thai
u horse that Mr.. Bowles alleges was stolen
from him was Ionnd IN Buffers possession
butsr exnioIted receipt for the purchase of
the horse Mr.. Bowles was abont t,1;nr
measures for the recovery OF his property. and
soon after learned that ButIev had soid ,hs
morse. Mr.. Bowiss then had him arrested for
the larceny TIE case was Investigated nv
Justice Barnaelo, who held the accused 10
bail for court.
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MARRIED.

PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
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THR RAINS AND THE STRKETs-The heavy
rains have had very disastrous effect upon
some OF our s;rfc> - and avenues, making deem
ruts IN the carriageways and holes in the side.
Walks and crossings The police have been
careful, when the holes appeared TO endanger
the lives and limbs OF pedestrians and the
safety of coaches and horses at night 10 make
such temporary arrangements for safety as
were possible The boxes ana barrels upon
the crossings OF Pennsylvania avenue md q
street, on 9th. and In other localities indicates
dangerous places. These have been reported
TO the eity anthorities, and will be repaired as
speedily as possible.
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n PIANOS
OEE Bacon Raven Piano, for AIN
One Andrew Stein, for SO. 6
One almos. new octave large round MN
corner boardman D Gray Piano. S215
For sale uDen easy terms, at the warerooms af
W. G METZEROTT CO.
Sole Agents of Steinway SonI PiaHas Ana
Mason Hamlins Oabine. Organs. fe i,-tf
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SikkLlhe BILLS forsale in sHns TO suit pur
aishsst market price paid fsr .,AMERIcAN
hIu $50 Penna ayenrAs
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FiSher.-This morn
ing, John Angerman, con victed of an assault
and battery, was sentenced to pay fine
of S33.
In The cases of Joseph Lee, Solomon Her.
man, two cases,) larceny, noHe pros. was
entered.
James Henry. indicted for the larceny OF a
quarter of cord of wood, was convicted an d
sentenced TO five days In jail Browne for
defense.
Michael TAFT, indicted for larceny, was found
not guilty. kean for defense.
solomon Herman was convicted of larceny
OF clothing from John Kelly, valued at St3S.
The case Of Melville hurtZ, indicted for the
larceny OF clothing from ]. II. Seville was
commenced, but not concluded.
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.sBL ~, - =. ALLIor, ss1 Tl5fs.
tkENCH HAIR. DRESSER,

32l strest. between 18th and llth cts.
Mr.. Aifiot, from Paris. Rair-presssr, OF the
celebrated Rachel, with whom he Arrfy cd in this
country. be-. now been establishsd fer the last
eieht Year, Ia .Wsshington and Newport, en-:
ofthe highe.t society. He has the honor to an,
noupcs that be has thi! ssesoa imported the latest
sys5lthins that bshpgs % tie dressing 81 hsirr
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS. 9F
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Psnnvivsais syeass, nsar willard Hotel.
THIS THURSDAY. HAIoH Z. 1ssr.
-. ~ IL i: ySh hsss s sisTssi &
vhs viii ~ pear In two oA.ractsrs - H
- GENTLEMAN FROM IRRLAND;
After which. the eeisbIated Bob-e-Link Polka,
ccmposed by Mr. John Brongham
49, DAVID COrPEspIELp.
Resumptio Of the Regular Prices OF Ad mission,
and sea-, sesnItd without extra charge. -
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
'ss IMMENSE SUCCESS a. o. TO. q
GBEAToBIGINAL ri IrS rABLuAUx,
u.u From Lendon, England.
Hall packed nn 80 S.S p o.pss, and undred'
O ssHflVs faEsI AEffssq S.srs
2s%i;:isn to the Matinee, ali parts Of tn. ''n.'
NO HALF PRTi6E AT MIGHT '.
mTif A. NJ poRLAND. Manager.
EANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES.
:. ,, f''''''a saf sst fss..,
Ie - itn so loth street:
LOST AMI FOUND.
I OsT-, On SATURDAY night las. either on the
IL south side Of Penu'a avenue. bet Sd aud IA
streets OF ON the crossisg o posite the CLIQUE OF
MINI Fuk SoEIhK Si bss. wi 70
paid for its return to No. 447 Pennsyivanis ave
nue.. maTst'
0sT.In the ladies' gallery Of the Senate. on
- Menesy, the 4,h instant, q Ladies' Royal Er;;
SApf Hon siMoS M s
lsrd's Hotel m 6-stT
OsT.On Sunday, March 5. a black real lace
- VEIL, In passing from 18th street, corner OF
whOesssr Win retnS It TO the pcr
ave and TSh street., or to No No. iSS Vest e sti,
Georgetown, will be rewarded. nah 6-st
/ OsT-S53, in S no and 81 notes wrapped in a
o. Tssurned to nAR e N.Y.
34s Penn. ave, bet. LIST and I'd SITS. NIB 6st'
I 0sT-On the morni ng Of the Sd inst. q mouse
RSefs reward viii hiG be 'S Ssid
for II, return to Rainey stable 9Th ST, south Of
of Sd st. and Penn q avenue. NH S ST
BRACELET LOsT-On Thursday evening last,
- between the reside nee of senator sprssue and
LIT The sudsf viii be sera1i S's rewarded S b.
returning it to the ONCE at wlllards Hotel.
$3.50 axns .osS TCm s & sas FL
hebitf House, between and Tins P N March 9Th,
god on @sR eSG
chain alta ssa Th f ring and bar one pair D
Of PEARLs-.e.rIinss and bIssstpin~soth extra
~ p,SsSl.io5s.s reward VIII Rsia fes any
m 5-stT Brevst Major Gen, o. D. A.
4 OST-Att the National Theater, or between
LII hs5s saa E. Sir:hday s
lo65 - The finder will be Literally rewarded BY
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HE RAILROAD BRIDGE- THROUGH TrnrsI
So1h werkmen are day laying down
the rails on the new portion of the bridge
across the Potomac OF the Alexandria. Wash,
ipgton, and Georgetown Railroad Companv
ana the company will have an en- gine over to-
hlgnt 10 Jake over the regular train Tomorrow
msrnlDg. 1t Is just four weeks since the de-
structlon or the bridge. and there has been but
SIX or seven clear days in which 10 do this
Nork The through trains will leave daily M
. 70 a. IN ana 20 y. m, as also local trains nj
10. y. and III a. m, and ,, 4. 20, and 10 %. M
IheIe Is large amount of through freight Al
inc Baltimore depot WI ich will be sent over to-
MORROW, included IN which is quite a number
OF cars and six or eight engines. buiIt ar tba
North, for the southern railroads
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REGULAR SALES,
MONDAY, WEDNEsDAY. FRIDAY,

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