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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-30
J-ONESBOROUGH
FE A LIE COLL & (

TILL open on Monday September o. Ses-
w sion Eve months. Tuition per session;
Spelling and Reading, 81 so
The Same with Primary GeOsrpby
and Arithmetic, II 90
All other branches, Except MuSic1 Is 90
Music on Piano anG Guitar, 20 90
Contingent Expenses, l 90
Payment for half session iHVdrid6ly in ad-
vance.
No deduction for absence except in caSeSof
protracted illness.
During the present term, Boys will be ad-
mitted TO the lower classes on the SAME con-
dition as Girls.
Board in good families from "a so to %
90 per week.
Musical Department Under care Of PfUfeS-
sor CHARLES Il. DILtwORTH.
For particulars, address
HENDERSON PRESNBLL, PrsdemE
ls67aug9tf. J%onesboro', Tenn.
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LADIES
wv AND GESTLENEN--sl0O TO $3.50 PER MONTH
To sell the genuine Improyed underhod CoIhftOn sense
Family Sewing Machine. Ptice only SIS. This +'ashiau
will stit6h; hem, fell, tuck,tlgd quilt, braid ard embrol-
aeross the seam every u OF an inch, Every michine
Warranted for i've years. Send for circulars ahd
tytHis to agents, or call at MqDowells Block; corner
Fbufth and Green st.. Louisville, Ky. BLISS 4 ME-
EAHfHR0N, agheral Agents..
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WEIGHING THE BABY.

'How many pounds does the baby weigh
BaOy WdO came but month apo2
AHow many pounds from the crowninp curl
To the rosy point OF the restless toe?r
Grandfather ties the 'kercbiefs knot
Tenoerl' guides the swinging weight.
|And cateiuuy over his glasses peers
10 read the record, Only eight.n
Softly he echo goes around:
The atber laughs al the tiny girl;
|the fair young mother sings the words
Wbile grandmother smooths the golden curl
And STOPPING above the precious thing
Nestes kiss within prayer,
IMurmuring softly, Little one,
Grandfather did not weigh you iair.n
loboSy weighed the bqbYs smle
Or the leve that came with the helpless one:
'obodv weiahed the threads Of care
From which a oman's life is spun.
No iroex tells the mighty worth
Ot little baby's quiet breath
soft, unceasng metronome,
Patient and faithful until death
Nobody weighed the baby soul,
For here on earth no weight there be
f hat could avail; God only knows
It's value in eternity.
My eis ht pounds to hold a soul,
That seeks no ANGELS silver wing,
shilues IL in this human guise
4Wllhin so irail and small thing!
~ mother! laugh your merry note:
Be CAV and GLAD, but don't forget
FROM babN's eyes looks out a soul
Iba claims home in Eden yet
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RAILROAD LINES.
NEW AND SHORT ROUTE TO THE OIL
WARREN AND FRANKLIN RAILWAY.
Trains Will run on this road as fOlowsi-

WARREN AND FRANKLIN RAILWAY.
Trains Will run on this road as follows'-
GOING SOUTH.
73O A. NJ, Through Ttan Leaves Irvineton at juno
ton OF y y. X b. stopping at principal stations,
arrives at OeOp0S al 10 10, and &C OH City az IL A.
III, connecting with trains for Franklin and other
points. ....
ITO +. NJ, Through Train Leaves Irvineon, stopping
al all principal stations, arrives at Oh City at $50
73O A. NJ Pithole Accommodation. Leaves oleopolis
arrives at Oil City at 615 A. nj
64O A. NJ, PithOle Accom- odation. Leaves Oleopos,
and arrives at OIL City at 8 10 a. Nj.
GOING NORTH.
Gao A. NJ, Pthole Accommodation. Leaves on City,
arrives az Oleopols at 20 A, M, making close con-
nection for Pith0le. .
923 A. NJ though Train. Leaves OIL City, stopping at
el principal stations, arrives at lrvineon at AZ 40 p
NJ, making close connection with trains ON =. 81 II.
=. X. r., bound East and West
l2'JO p M. Through Train. Leaves OIL City, stops at
an principal stations and arrives az lrvtnetOn et
$40 T., making close connection for points West,
and connecting with latter train EastO +. q T.. r. r.
O'4O Z. NJ, PltbOle Accommodation. Leaves Oil City
nectiOn for r; ';hole.
BY this route passengers leaving Philadelphia at noon
aflYe az lrvnetOn 625 A. NJ have hour for break
fast, and arrive Oh City llOO A. NJ ~ hours fronE
the time OF Starring
Passengers leaving Erie al 10 90 reach OIL City at 40
T. NJ or can stop TdOue and return to Erie day.
Passengers leaving on City at $3.50 NJ arrive at Pha
dephia at 200 A. M next day, or at Ere at 400 p. NJ
Passengers leaving OIL City at I2 so P NJ arrive at Erie
at 800 M, same afternoon, at Philadelphia afternoon
All trains south leave Ivneton after arrival Of trains on
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, connect at OleOpos fOr
Ilhoe ana al OIL City with trains for Franklin and 0ther
points.
All trains North leave on City after arrival Of train fro
tiankln, connecting al Oeopos with trans for PhOle
and at IrvnetoL with trains bound both West
T. ~ T. X X. NATHANIEL Z. HOBAIeT,
General superintendent,
warren and Franklin Railroads.
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NEW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO TIE
i RIcGIONg
~ WARREN ASp ID FRANRGIN FfRlAlhosS RAILWAY.


WARREN AND FRANKLIN RAILWAY.
1866. WINNER ARRANGEMENT. I86T
FROM Thursday, November %, 1866, trains leave
lrgneton at the junction Of the Philadelphia and Erie
are, . GOING SOUTH 40 OIL CITY.
6'55 A. M. Mail Train arrives at Tidioue 35 A. M
Ol6opOlis at $40 A M; and Oil City at 4 50 A. M
l6V r ~ Express Train arrives at TdIOute 230 p.
N oeopolis at 40 = M; and OH city at 400 p. Al.
GOING NORTH TO IRVINETON
Trains leave Oil ity as follows =
WIN A. ~ Express Train arrives at OeopOlis at 050 A.
NJ at I1dloute at ll6O A. Nj. and at Irvineton at IL
noon making close connection with z. and NJ Railroad
trains Tor Philadelphia, and all points, bot East and
mest passengers ior Philadelphia by this train arrive
l2O p Mail Tram arrives at oleopolis at 55 p M
1ldloute at 35 4. M and IIvineIon at AIS p. n
making close connection for the West PhiladephIa
passengers by this train remain IrvnetOn until 1
?. Nj, arriving at Philadelphia at 20 p. NJ.
trains Roilg South leave rvlneton after arrival OF
trains on Philadelphia and Erie RaIroad connect at
Oeopols for PihOe City and at OIL City with Atlantic
ana Great Western Railway Irains for Reno, Franklin
and Meadve. and with trains OF Farmers hallway for
hous, vile Humboldt, Pumer Rynd Iarr and Story
Farms, Petroleum Centre, etc.
All trains going North oil City and 0leOpolis
alter arrival OF trains from above points
by this route passengers can leave PHILADELPHIA at
utes Tor breakfast and arrive at Oil City at 945 A. M
Time through only 20 hours. Or passengers ieaYe
Philadelphia at 80 r. M. arrive at Irvine at % r.
NJ next qay' remain over night and take the 81 A, NJ
train South.
At Irvlneton passengers will find four comfortable
hotels and frs class dining saloon in the depot.
BE sure to obtain through tickets and baggage checks
at Pennsylvania Railroad Depot West Philadelphia,
via warren and Franklin Railway, the great short
route to the Oil Region ~
ISAAC BLAKSLEE, Superin tendent
BEVERLEY X. KEN, General Freight and Ticket
Agent
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
I ARGE SALE OF DAMAGED AND cos.
Il DEMNhD QUARPERMASIER 5 FORES.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
No 1889 GIRARD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, January 10, 1867 J
Mlll be sold at public auction, on account OF the
United states, at Government Storehoise HANO-
NEk street, Phlladelphia Pa, on FRIDAY, Janu.
airy 25 1867, at 10 o'clI ok A. M and Wlll be con.
unued from ay day until all aie so d. the follow.
ing named articles of Damaged and Condemned
Quartermaster Stores, viz -
Anchors, Steamer Castings
Axes, CialVanized Iron
Iron Bars Asserted iron
Saddle Blankets, Iron Pipe
Brushes, Lead Pipe,
Pendant a rms, Gas Pipe
Gas Brackets and Assorted Locks,
Burners, Scales,
SADDLE Bags Gum and Leather Hose.
Water Buckets, Cooking Ranges and
Bath lubs Heating Stoves,
NIUE Collars, Army and Express Wa.
CylmueTs, gOns,
Spades, Wagon Spokes
Hatchets, WheelbarrOWs
Horse Shoes Tables,
Harness. Desks,
Halter and Breast Chains Wrenches
Halters and CHAINS, Whips
Ambulance and Wagon Zinc
Feuoes, Also large assortment
Wagon Bows, of various FOOLS Tele-
Brass Cocks, assorted, graphic Instruments
Iron bedsteads etc, etc,
Boilers,
The property must be removed within five (5) days
from DAY of sale
Catalogues will be furnished upOn application at
tins Office.
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
BN ofdeI OF Bvt. Brigadier.General GEORGE II.
ChOSMAN, Assistant QuartermasterGcneral u. s.
Army.
HENRY W. JAMES,
l90 OF Capt and A. Q. NJ. Bvt Mai. U. s. A.
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RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL,
Il


i qlMORE RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE
leave Depot, corner Of BROAD Street and WASHINGTON
ryrress Train al 4l5 A. M Cnlondsys excepted), for
Bhiunore and Washington, stopping az Chester, Whining
tor, Newark, Ekton, Northeast Peuyvlue, Havre de-
Stsco, aberdeen, Perry mans, Edgewood Magnolia,
~ Mail Train at $40 A. M. (Sundays eXcepted), for
Baltimore, stepping at a regular statiens. Connecting
with Delaware RAILROAD at Wilmington or Crisdeld and
Intermediate stations
ENpress Train at ll45 A. NJ Sundays exoepted) foi
Express Train at p N. Sundays excepted, for Bal
Wilmington, Newark, Ekton, Northeast, Perryviile,
Hayrede Grace, Aberdeen, PerTymRn's, EdgewoOd Mag
coils, Chases ana stemmer's Rom,
Night Express at1lP d (daiy) for Baltimore and Wash
gton CoDnectsa at Wilmington with Delaware RailrOad
Dover Harrington Seafofd Salisbury Princess Anne and
connecting az Crished with Boat for Norfolk Portsmouth
Passengers by Boat from Bal more for Fortress Mon
zoe al Norfolk VIII take the 1lA A. NJ. train.
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,
stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and WI
mlngton.
Leave Philadelphia at 1890 400 g. and IL 80 daily,
M The 500 r 81. train connects with Delaware Balroao
io Milford and intermediate stations The r N. train
Leave Wilmington at7l5 and $50 A. NJ, 8 and $50
(daily) Z. NJ.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
M MLtaNe bsI Iole NOE 20 a. M Way mall 9'55 A. ~,
EAPes l'lO X. NJ, Express. 35 z. M Express S2E
Irtm Baltimore to Havre-d Grace and intermediate
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 4'49 and 81 A. M, and 3Ss p M
Leave mington at 10 90 ana 40 A. M, and IL p n
SUNDAY TRAIN
Grace, PeITgv1e ana Wilmington Also stops al Etton
ano Newark to take passengers for Philadelphia and leave
passengers from Washington OF Baltimore, Chester b
leave passengers from Baltimore Washington. ="
Through Tickets 70 all points West South, and South
street, nder Continental Hotel Persons purchasinS
tickets at this office can nave checked at theft
re9iGence by GrahAms Baggage Express.
llS ii. Il. kENkEY, Superintpndant-
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NoRTH Pennsylvania RAILROAD
10, TE ind MaDPhS RoUTE.Shortest and most
BazletOn. W hite Haven. Wilkesbarre Mahsnoy CitY
PASSENGER Depot in Philadelphia n ". Corner Of
BERkS and AMERICAN streets.
VINE NINE bAfE9 All 92NGhMEsT' iRAfSs
trains Sn New e0e} @ snS PSHsSsnger
can & re IS Saily (Sundays exceDtedJ as loows;-
RT9ePa stations lrl'Rsn aar
oF win hshh aey k&T0
WfatneGry %eanesve Hazeton White Haven,
Lelgh and ahanoy Railroad or aa6snOy City and
snc Wqms9Ort W ArglYe q M69?6 Chunk at 1905 A.
M Pass engers by this train can take the Lehigh VAL
ICY ua passing tethlehem at IL 55 p M, for aston
YOrkp pOl"'o OI NC" Jersey 0en'ial railroad to New
At0A. M Accommodation 1or oylestoyn stopnjng
at all intermediate stations. Passengers for WiifoN1
Grove, Hatboro,, and Harsve, by this train take
the stage at Ola York road. ' 'NA
Al 1915 A. @.-Accommodetion for Fort Washington,
stopping at intermediate stations.
ping at an intermediate stations Passengers take stage
At 345 T. M.-Evening Express for Bethlehem and
principal stations on the North Pennsylvania RAILROAD
making close connection at Bethlehem with Lebigb
alley Ian o ioE ia ton Teaehng there at Gas P NJ.
on New Jersey Genital Railroad, take New jersey Cen
a tram at Easton which arrives in New YORK at 10 as
Wales ana for Nazareth at Bethlehem, and for Green
At420P. M'-Accommodatio ton, for Doylestown ston-
ping at az intermediate stations Passengers for Wi low
ton; for LumbCrYille at Doylestown. 20
At 70 P; M..,Through accommodation for BethIe-
Dem ana all stations main line North Pennsy
Railroad counectinp at Bethlehem with Lehigh Valley
EYening Train for Allentown, Mauch Chunk, etc
At6'E0 M Accommodation for Lansdale stopping
at all ntermediae stations.
Atll 30 +. INSTRUMENTATION, for Fort Washington.
- TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA
From Bethlehem at 9l5 A. M, 2'30 and $40 p. M
= 30 r. M train makes direct connection with LehiRh
Valley trains from Easton WilkesDarre, Mahanoy CITY
and Hazeton '
Passengers leave Wkesbarre atl3O P. NJ. connect az
Bethlehem at l5 2. M and arrive in Philadelphia at
40 /. N.
From Doyestown at s35 A: M, SIS and 7O5 p M.
From l.ansdale at 80 A. NJ.
From Fort Washington at ii % A. NJ, and O5 p, M
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at o 30 A. NJ.
Philadelphia Tor Doy lestOwn at 2S5 NJ
Doylestown to Philadelphia at 7'20 A NJ.
Bethlehem TO Philadelphia at z.
Fifth and sixth streets passenger convey passen
gers TO and nom the new depot.
White cars OF second and Third streets line aud
Union line run wi hin a short dis ance of the depot
Tickets must be procured at The Ticket ONCE in order
10 secure the lowest rates OF fare
ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
Hilman's Baggage Express will call for and deliver
Baggage at the Depot
d flee No il3 south THIRD Street lis
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Ira Van Verburgh,a "a Pannsylvanian, recently
deceased, has left his property, valued S45, O00
70 his hetrothed, who is to take possession when
she is twenty-one years OF age.
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NJ ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IN THE MIDDLE RoUTE.-Shortest and most
direct line to Bethlehem, Allentown Nauoh Chunk
Bazleton. White Haven Wtlkesbarre, Mahanoy CITY,
and all points III the Lehigh and Wyoming oal regions
Passenger Depot in Philadelphia, n ". corner Of
BERKS and AMERICAN . treets " w. 0A "
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= 7 A B l. Q u ED 1852,
ECIAL NOTIOl.
CHARLES HRRZsIR0.

successor 10 1aAac HerzberR & 6on,
who have cond ucted the Pswnsroking Business
Tor hfteen years In this city, fer twelve <(1N
year. the emily Ps.nbroker in the DistSic' Il
and the public for the confdsuce hefetofsrs sho
them. AID beg lave to call their attention 20 the
fact that We still continue to make the highest ad.
venees IN all sums upon all articles OF Jewelry,
Diamonds, watches, Bonds. Government 0crfp
silver Plate, &c. for which Ve have 90 Dc riof
places OF deposit and sec nifty, which will always
10 shown for the sstsfsctinn Of taose patron ling
70. We have special facilities for the care and
Ire.er! eti.l Of Wearing Apparel Of every de-
vanees are hsde, guaranteeing when required
against moth, and always against injury Having
. large warehouse in connection with our sfhce.
have special facilities for storage of all kinds
Of Msrehspdtss, Furniture, &c. on which we
make the highest sdvascss for days. weeks or
months We call especial Attention 20 the fact
that owing to the large capital employed in our
irtsiest - 20 defy echpetition. We seli no goods
feitur~, and than only NJ p.bie auction, arst CIV.
Ing ample notice through the yartoas city Jour.
With as are never lost IL their redemption Is e..
sired We call special attention TO our arrange
msnts Tor Forwarding geads to any part Of the
county,, arrangements Whieh an ex 1srfsncs Of
AtteA years has efsaGht to rerfsctioa. Depos-
itoTs are enabled BY this means to redeem their
eoSts from orr 9fhee ne natter who're thsy nay
yete apsrrnenfs for confidential buhssss. n. b
lsshment in this city Refer 60 Any old resident of
Washfnston~ Remember HEBZBDR0v Lean
Once. 35l north O street, between ~ and ssn.
washinstsn. .. g. 70 IS lns
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ALEXANDRIA AND. vfCrNIrY.-From the
Aiexsndria Jo,ona1 OF yesterday afternoon we
clip the following:
Theodore G. MohIer, who has for some days
been confined IN our county jail, on the charge
oIstealing frp@ bis father. Mr.. John Mohlsr,
OF FAIRFAX county, two mules (both OF which
nave been recovered) was brought befor.
M GORE again on Saturday evening last aud
fully identined as the thief The offence hsy-
ing been committed in Fairfax eountv, the
prisoner was placed in charge Of Messrs
Burnette & Edelin, for conduct before a Fair.
fax Justice. Accordingly the case was car
riea oefore Tnos. r. Brown who wrote a COM
mitment to the Fairfax county jail, directed to
The sheriff or any constable of the county The
sheriff refused 10 accept the charge, and 4
constable was called upon 20 whom the com.
mitment and prisoner was delivered While
the omcer, however, was engagedin converse
uon win the surrenderIng Off cials, tie
prisoner gave them the dodge, and his pre- sen.
Whereabouts rs not known.
Judge Thomas to-day rendered a yery
lengthy decision in the case of Hunter ps
Martin ana others OF similar natAre, de-
clarlng the titles to the property purchased at
the u. ;. tax sales invalid, principally upon
the ground that the Commissioners were not
empowered TO sell more than suffi eipnf TO pay
the taxes, penalties and costs. We learn that
these cases will be carried to the Supreme
Court of the United States.
-Four real behring's, with a large number of
"winter shad," were brought up from Deco
guam, yesterday, by Mr.. Charles Guy, and ex-
posed for sale this morning in the CITY Market
The behring's went off rapidly at TAX cents
apiece, and the shad at 40 cents per bunch
Hinton II. Helper. author of the ''Imppnd-
ing Crisis" is on a short visit to our city,
having just returned from Buenos Ayres
South America, TO which Government he was
sent as eur Representative by Mr.. Lincoln.
Quite number OF oyster boats arrived up
on Saturday last. and the bivaIves are sellIn 2
freely at frsm soc 10 81 p er bushel.
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DIED.

MALLIHGeyORD; suddenly. on the nor nins
81 the 18th instant, Mrs. 4 MRLIA WA LII IN on
HQkD, in the Ssth year OF her age
Her 0ssrAi will take llees from the residence
OF Der son IN Law Isaac W RSss, Wednesday sfter-
noon, NJ N s'eleck.
GOODMAN: At Bsnning's Bridge, On Monday
evening; fSbinsry g., after short Illness, Mr..
SAMUEL NAN. In the 74th year Of nio sgs
Bow blee.sd the righteous when he dies,
hen sinks weary soul TO rest;
How mildly beam the closing eyes.
How gently hsaves the ex iri M brssst
FUNERAL en- w sdnesda February a. st m o clock
.. N. Irisnds OF the family invited to attend
Iork. JAMES EcGILE. forner,y Of az eisv
beloved husband Of Annie II. lc0ill. ased a
York. ~"
BUkNHAUs1B. On Sunday, the 18th instant,
JOSEF ID, infant son OF Anton and Isabella Bnrn-
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AMusENENrs &c To NIGHT

WALLS NEw UFKEA HoUsE-The taIen ted
Webb Sisters this evening in three pieces
= irst, n delg htful home drama. .NorrI, DC
She Foster Sisters then The Youth who
never aw a woman" concisdtBx with the
protean farce of 1.-The Young Actress"
NATIOSAL THEATkR.-Last night bat three
of Edwin Forrest, who will appear in
"Damou and PythIas." Miss Lille as "CL-
lagthe.r
FORREST HALL, Georgetewn. ID. C.-The
Lafayette Dramatic Association, assisted by q
iady amateur, will present The Denouucsr,"
and 'Barney, the BLron,'' this evening.
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard.-Fair Of
last w Washington II. r.. Church.
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with only one estrance Cor foot passeurer, On
the north front. AID no marketine 70 be carried
on e,ther on Pa avenue. 9TH, or 9th streets, or
the same, the Corporatioa of washington is
authorized TO Issue $4,000 worth OF STOCK. to
be hquidated BY the rental Of the stalls IN tue
matket :
The eonsideratioa Of the bill was postponed
Mr.. Wall called attention to the fact tha
tne preceding OF the Board were not properly
being the only paper which had q faithful re-
port He was ID favor of having the proceed
ings published in all The papers, even IL they
Monday
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SELLING LIQUOR UNLICRSsBD-Jno. Rurks
WIS arrested yesterday by officer McHenry, o.
the Fourth Ward, tor selling liquor witho u
license, and was fined $50 by Justice Walter
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DIR. WHITE, CAiropodist, 424 Penn. av., BE-
tween ~ and 9th streets, continues the sue
cessfulireatment of corns, bunIons, bad nails,
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, DC. Once hours from a. m TO
p. M, and 70 p. N. Established 1861.
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SURE PILE CURE-Dr. 4ilbert's Pile In
strument positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of g. Circu-
lars free Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere Address j. b. Romano. Mana
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New York. r.
fsHaIss can be had In any Quantities At the
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FOR CHILBLAfss and Frosted Feet, Whites
Emorocation is specific. Price 81 per bottle
I or sale at 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
8 "a 9Th streets
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THOSE LADIES who want an elegant I'm.
oroidered Yoke for Night Gown or Chemlse
can get one cheap by calling At Princes, 3sl r
street, before he moves his stock 10 ms ne w
sore, 439 Ninth street. G
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UNLICENSED BALL-Thomas Hutchinson
wss arrested BY officer Peaster, of the Fourth
Ward. for giving ball without the license
requr' by the city law. Jus ice Walter fined
I'M SIS
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FINE Gloss Kid Button Boots ut O. b. Will
sohs NO. 5O2 7th street, under Odd Fellows
Hall, at prices ranging from $3.50 to So so. q
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THE BOAT TO Mot Mt VERNON has resumed
Rer trips II will be seen ny reference to advpr-
tls' ment; ard to-day took down quite a large
number OF visitors to the Tomb of "a ashington
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COLLARS, Is cents a boxM!-Gray's, Gold.
smith, Imitation Linen and Marseilies Collar,
10 cents box, at Francs Popular Gents Fur.
nlsnlng Store, 4Si TN street, between ID and
streets. :.
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KEEPING OPEN AFTER HOURs.-Jamas B
Ferguson wa arres ed yesterday by Off GER
Faylor, of the Second Ward, for Keeping a
restaurant open after hours. Justice B. tes
fined him sos
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

CHEAP sPRIN6 GOODS
~ AT MILLDRB,
lO1 Bridge street, Georsetsvn, d. O.
Oslicoes, ia to Is; Merrimsc and Spragnes 10
ets Spring Delaines. choice styles, very cheap;
s niescned muslips l2, IL, Is; yard vide d.
80, Is; ,Apdroscogsin, Wansutta, New York
Mills, cheap; Brown Muslia, 10, i2ls. is; yard
vice do. ls and 20 cents Also, Q eener al assort-
mont Of Dry Goods. Gail ana ex anime our Stook,
70 2-lm' BENJAMIN MILLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-26

THERE came burst of tn unaering sound
The boy-oh! where was hel
Buylng suit OF clothes at Henning's One
frlee Store on the corner of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue.