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For CoURr.-Geo Evans. charged by Rich
ard Delacey with petit larceny, came bAfore
Justice Bates yesterday evening and received
q commitment to Jail tor court. r@
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LADIES, save M ney by purchasing Hoop
skirts, Ccrsets and Shoulder Braces, at Chas.
Baum's, 80 Louisiana ave, between 9th and
9TH streets Goods warranted to fit or no sale
Corset Steels 5 cents a pair L:
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COATS, PANTS, VEsTs-black, white and
gray-25 per cent. below cost, at the Great
Central Clothing House. 400 7th street, opposite
Post Once. 4, zig
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For THE Observation-Disclosures Donavan
was yesterday arraigned before ustice Tucker,
honse in default of S5 fine.
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SALE OF MoHKY.-Money sold last night at
the 3Sth mon thly meeting of the Excelsior
Building association to the amount OF 50, 600,
at an average of AK per cent.
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COLLARS, ten cents a package,
Collars, ten cents box.
At the Great Central Clothing House of
Smith s, AGO 9TH ST., opposite Post Office. 7:l9
PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Office counter.
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CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS. vascular ex-
crsscences, warts, moles, etc., removed with.
out pain, by the aid Of local analgesia, at DR..
Whites rooms, No. i24 Pennsylvania avenue,
between y and 9th streets. In minor surgical
operations this meth Cd Is highly recommended
by the eminent surgeons and physicians OF this
from harm, effecting only the part to be oper-
ated upon. Once hours from a. m. to 5 p.
m, and to p. m. No charge for consultation.
DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES !-Patronize only
those who sell cheap! Buy your Gents Fur
nishing Goods at Francs, 494 eth street, be-
tween ID and +, three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hall. Gray's Collars, 1Sc. box; Gold
smith, Byron and Garotte, 1sc. box Imitation
Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Garotte, 1sc-
box. And all other goods cheap in proper
ton, 1:
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DIED..

DIED.
HARVEY. On the 18th of July at the residence
of Mr.. VIM E. Harvey. Marianne j chson county
the late VIM. Tanner, of Mobile.
Mobile and New Orleans papers please copy]
O'HARE. August I'd, at 6la o'clock a. M, JOHN
FRANCIS O'HARE, aged months AMI days.
The funeral will take place from 1872 street, be-
tween 10th and 2lst, Saturday. the 81 at clock.
Friends and acquaintance are invited.
ESSEN Athis residence No. IA High street,
Georgetown, JAMES f. ESSEX, Sr., in his 9th
year.
The relatives and friends are respectively in
yited to attend his funeral from his residence on
High street, Sunday, Aug ust 4, 1857, at clock p
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GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF Gents Furnishing
Goods at the Great Central Clothing House,
400 eth street, opposite Post ONCE. 7l9
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ASSAULT AHD BArTsRY.1Ohas. McLauSh
lin, charged by James Rect. IA assault Ana
battery, came before Jpstiee Bates yesterdnY.
give bail for 20 prt,
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SANITARY REPORT -0ne arrest was made.
and a fine OF $40 imposed; II written and so
verbal notices were served; one dead COW and
IA dead dogs were rep orted and removed.
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No LICENSE; Hsfy Dsyls' camsbsfufsa u :
tic. Tucker yeAte1d3y aevsntng chargeG Mn
selling liquor without license. She was re-.
CURED to pay the prescribed fne, 500
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CITY ITEMS.

Boys LINEN Bosom SHIRTS for 81 25, 81 so,
81 rs and 80, at Henning's One Price Store,
No. 5a5, 9TH street, near Maryland avenue.
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LINEN DRAWERS, Cotton Drawers, Jean
Drawers, Lisle Shirts, 9auZe Shirts, Merino
Light Weight Shirts, and full line of all other
Underwear, at A.. Saks d Co., SIT 9TH street,
adjoining Bank. 80
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" ing, corner New York avenue and 18th strest
several ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES OF
SLEEPING APARTMENTS. For particulars in
auire of GEO. ii. PLANT Office, Room / O, Plants
Building, corner New York avenue and 18th ct.
jels-lm
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CoHMITrHD, "A. J. Fitzpatrick came before
Juetice W alter yesterday afternoon, upon the
charge OF stealing the horse Of N. ]. Eugett
The charge was sustained, and the accused
committed 10 Jail for court
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to raise onions OF any size from seed the same
year. but MIR. J. r. G. Clark has shown as
somefnil grown onions raised by him from
seed planted April I'd, at his place on N street
north, between 18th and Goth.
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REAL ESTATE SALEe.-Messrs. Cooper &
Lafimer, auctieneerf, yesterday sold part of
lot No. IN SO uare 5sa, improved by two frame
houses on the corner OF Fstreet south and 1st
street west, to Mnry DaIy for 81 100; also lot
"a, in square 642, improved by small frame
house, on LIST street. between and g streets
south. TO Michael BixEaBe for &lS5, and the
north Is feet Of lot In square 1000, on f1th
street east, between M and N street south to
Joshua Clark for 10 ceAts per foot.
Messrs. Green 4 Williams yesterday sold the
square Of ground known as the square south
OF 60 uare 436, fronting on Seventh and Eieh ia.
streets west, between I and x streets south
subdivided into 70 Tote, to Mr., p. Culivan, Tor
from to 90 cents per square foot. 49,. = q.
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MARRIED

LEISHEAR-GRTMELL. In Georgetown. D.
c., the LIST instant by Rev Father Gubitosi, S.
J VIM. M. LEISHEAR to KATE V. CRU NELL,
all of this city
Baltimore Sun copy.
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Affairs In. Geessetswn.

..a.sssiro..a = hsiD : oaD s''asa
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Young f,an may 60 forth yftAout i stain nm
on him, and after having reniered thss YER.
dict and you shall have left the box, / beg yon
70 prepare paper setting forth that yon have
heard this caee and are con WINGED OF the irnO.
eence OF the mother Gentlemen, Am doIna
sJuoke Fisher asked Mr.. Piefrepolnt II he
desired to 70 On this evening.
Mr. Pierrepoint said he would commence
in the morning and at quarter before three
the Court took q recess until ten O'Clock TO-.
morrow morning SIS - srstta5 a1iEu3
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TEE CASE OF STkApMAH.-This morning
COL g. W. Steadman, arrested on the charge
Of Obtaining money bv false pretences In two
cases was before thief Justice Cartier with
his, COUNSEL MT. Hine, and after nearing sew.
eraI witnesses he was discharged on giving
500 bail in each case. Fl ss-It :
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PoLfcs lSunnAir-rhe whole nunaber of
arrests made Yesterday by ne police were
etghtys while the aas1ount OF 1nes imposed
was ef57.50 IL The business was distIib-
uted amosK the several precaAcks Is fol-
lows second. arrest, no fines; Third. 10
arrests, fines "a, Fourth, s arrests, Anes el3
FIFTH. 10 arrests, fines $3.50; Sixth, is arrests,
macs &e5; Seventh, ID arrests, dnes $40. Eighth.
arrests, fines $50; Tenth, Il arrests, fines $40.
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ed to prove bis mother guilty. We have fall
sified the proof of the Government so that /
even defy the gentleman in black himself.
Mr.. Bradley here reviewed the testimony OF
Carroll, and SAID his evidence as to seeing
Surratt in Elmira was not only unimpeach.
ed but sustained by the Governments
own witnesses. Although the gentleman in
black at the elbow OF the Prosecutor suggest
ed numerous questions, fortunately their wit
ness Roberts was an honest man. Stuart tells
you that he was III one store, and Carroll in the
other. When he saw q strangely dressed man
enter and talk to Carroll, he tells You that was
about his dinner time on the l4th of April. He
tells you he has since heard the voice and OBJ.
served the manner OF the man as he did then,
and identifies him as the same person. Was
that before 10 O'Clock en- the 18th! What
does Mr.: Cass tell you? In vain did
tells you that on the morning Of the 18th
he saw q stranger whom he took to be friend
OF him. The stranger came across the street
and asked for shiru. A conversation ensued;
he notes his manner: notes HE appearances;
comes here; sees him in the jail; and says
know that Is the man. Yes, gentlemen. say
the prosecution proved the change in the plan
and that Surratt did not know Of the plan. Ac-
cording to their proof You are to find his in.
tent was the same as the other conspiraters
else he was NO co. conspirntcr and say the
Indictment was found aad II this eviden cs now
before you had been before the Grand Jury
instead OF that miserable Weichman, with his
written statement, you would not have had to
try tnis case II ls not proper, gentlemen, for
me TO tell TO you the statements made to me by
VIM. p. Wood, but when this trial Is over /
shall make them public. The 0overnment
knew wei ne was not In the conspiracy. They
knew he went from here ON the Sd Of Aprli.
They knew that he was here on the al ct
April, and saw NO one out Of his mothers
house except that arch traitor weichmau.
The Government knew he was in EImira on
the 18Th and 18th OF April, and 1 would ike
to know what has become OF the Re.
gister Of the Bratnard House, tor which
without finding It. They knew, with Booth,s
diary secretsd, all this; and in 1855, they re-
called the reward they had offered for Surratt's
apprehsr sion. Well, he II caught In Egypt
and brought here. Public justice demands an
Investigation agree. ana when IL was writtea
by the CIV idence Of the prosecution In capital
letters, aNot guilty" they should have aban.
dcned it, and not sought to prosecute an limo
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iE her parIor, and called upon him to pray
for her intentions. He knew it would not do
TO represent her as calm at that time-ten
O'Clock. This serpent makes up the story Of
her excitement. 1t was a fabricated wicked
lie. bore with some degree Of patience the
assault made by the District Attorney on this
wretch-I can call him that; he is not pris.
oner; he is a free man; has the use OF his
arms, and am man-testifles that that poor
stricken girl, not party to the conspiracy.
death OF negro In the army. Even if she did
say such thing under excitement, what man
who had an honest hear wonld repeat IL. That
heart'klricken girl, now trembling for the fate
on the stand to testify thus against her Again,
you remember his testimony about hearing III
footsteps. We stamp it as a lle At once we
and received papers from Mr.. Scott for Miss
Jen kins: and yet have seen men and women
in this courthouse shaking hands with WEIGH
man. "Oh shame, where is thy blash ~ One
will show you that Mrs. Mary E. Surratt Il
not guilty, was not guilty, that the proof
against her was not sufflcient to have
rotten to the core and not worthy the belief Of
any honest man. We bring before on Mr..
Carlin. Who impeaches hint Nobody.
chslienge an Impeachment. This poor creature
with Mr. Oarlin. and he denies 1t ALL ytMr.
Bradley here read from tho testimony OF Wr,
Carlin, to show where WeichmAn Asd made
statements to him, and where he said II he
could have given his testimony a. he wanted
TO, IL would have been different thing with
Mrs Surrattj How does this convict WEIGH.
man stand He stands before you telling one
s,ory, bsfore the pmmission another; saying
he seeks revenge, Tor he has been parse. uted
by these people long enough. That ts the
man whom yoa ane asked to 9bAiisvA.u When
the LEARNED eentl6mens On the Other side has
coucluded and the learned judge on the bench
has instructed Won, / beg yOu to render 4 ver
diet without leaving that jury box that this
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-05-08
Reparato1' Capilli.

Throw away your false 6izzes, your switches.
your wigs
Destructive of comfort, md not worth fig;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair
And rejoice in your own luxurant hair.
REPARATOR GAP1hLT.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (fron
whatever cause it may ha We fallen out, and
forcing growth of hair pom the faca, it has
no equal. It will force the beard to grow upon
the srnoothest face in from f We to eight weeks.
or hair upon bald heads in from two to three
months A few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there is nothi1 g that will force
or hasten the growth of the air beard Their
assertions are false, as thousal Ids of living Wit
nesses from Their own expel'ience) can bear
witness. But many will say, how are we to
distinguish the genuine from the spurious? Ii
certainly is difficult, as nine-t;enths of the diff
ferent Preparations advertised. for the hair and
beard are entirely worthless and you may have
already thrown away large amounts in their
purchase. To such we would say, try the Re-
parator Cappilli; it will cost you nothing I'M
less it fully comes up to our representations.-
your Druggist does not keep it; send us one
dollar and we will for ward it, postpaid, to-
gether with receipt for the money, which
will be returned you OIL application, providing
entire satisfaction is not given. Address
l7yl ", L. CHA RK & Co. Chemists,
No. West Fayette street, Syracuse N..Y.
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of 1864, entitled 'san act relating to de.

of 1864. entitled IAN act relating to de.
positions
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Sec /. Section one Of chapter 267 of
the general laws of 1864, entitled ian act
relating to depositions, is hereby amend
ed, by adding thereto as follows: "A y
deposition taken during the term of cont
at which cause may be tried, which sha Il
be taken by stipulation, or Oh due notice
to the opposite party, NAV be used on lie
trial of any action: provided The same
shall be fled with the clerk of tie court
before the commencement of the trial! ana
the opposite party shall be notified of the
fling of such deposition.
Sec. 9. So much of any act as conflicts
with the provisions of this act, is hereby
repealed
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after July 4th, 1867
Approved pri 6 1867.
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~ Iaa . 81 n TX -
AND
NJ U S T A G Fl E S!

TORCED to grow upon the smoothest face
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he most wonderful discovery in modern
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not given in every instance, the money will be
cheerfully refunded. Price by mall sealed and
postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars and testi-
monials mailed free Address BERGER
SHUTS & Co., Chemists No. 285 River ST.,
Troy, N. 7. Sole agents for the United States.
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Published April 8, 1867.
Approved April 10, 1867.
CHAPTER IS.

AN ACT relating to the return and can
Vass Of votes, and mandatory Of sec
tions So, SO and IS of chapter 7 OF the
revised statutes, entitled "ot elections. >"
The people of the state of Wisconsin, Represented
ia senate and assembly, do en- sct as follows:
Sec. /. Section So of chapter of the
revised statutes is hereby amended, SO as TO
read as follows: "On the Tuesday ne2
succeeding the election, or as soon alter
the election as all the returns are received
not later thaG the Tuesday above mention
ed, the clerk Of the board OF supervisor S
shall take to his assistance two associate
canVassers, who may be selected from the
following named officers, viz: the justices
of the peace Of the county, the board Of
supervisors, the county Judge and register
of deeds, who, together with sucn CLERK,
shall constitute board of county canvas
sers, and shall proceed to open said returns
and make an estimate and statement OF the
votes, as follows"
Sec. 2. Section so of said chapter 7 /
hereby amended, by adding thereto the
following: "Such statament and determln-
alton shall be ordered published in such
newspapers of the county aud such COM
pensatlon as the canvassers may determine
TO be paid for from the county treasury"
Sec. 3. Section 68 of said chapter 7 Is
hereby amended. by adding thereto the
following: 'lf from any town. ward Or
election district of the county, there shall
have no returns received by the Saturday
next after the election, the clerk may dis
patch special messenger TO obtain such
returns from the person having them 10
charge, and such person shall deliver to
said messenger the returns required, which
returns the messenger shall deliver to the
clerk Of the board of supervisors with all
convenient dispatch. Ii in the canvass OF
votes, any returns shall be found to be SO
informal or incomplete that the board can
not canvass them, they may dispatch q
messenger to the Inspectors who made the
returns, commanding them to complete the
returns in the manner specified by law,
aud such corrected returOs shall forthwith
be returned to the canvassers for their
further action; and for the reception of such
returns the board may adjourn for a time
not exceeding Two days"
Sec. 4. THIS act shall take effect and
be IN force after It's passage and pubhca-
IIon.
Approved April s, 1867.
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A. E-EGTED d.
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Address all orders to
BERGER, SHUTS b Co., Chemists,
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Vegetable Siiciian Hair Remover

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