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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-19
.Gbt 9sBIanb Gaion,
AND MISCELLANEOUS.
ASHLAND, : JUNE 10, 1867.

Brief Items. a.
Don't fail to attend the Lutheran
Festival on Saturday evening.
There are three prisoners in eur Jail
at this time.
Rev. Mr.. CRANE preached in the M.
e. Church last Sabbath evening.
Strawberries are selling in this place
for twenty cents per quart.
The District Court Of Ashland coun.
|ty will be held on Friday, July 9Th.
An interesting communication from
"Rufus," will be found in to-day's paper.
Every white man in Ashland county
should take the UNION. Only So a year,
Judge Geddes, Col. Dickey, and
Hon. M. May were in town on Monday.
Gen. SLoouM has commenced build.
ing on his lot on Church, between Main
and Sandusky streets.
"A number Of young gentlemen z,
were carousing about town at a late hour
last Saturday night.
NO visitors will be admitted ct the
Ashland County Infrmary on Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays.
-"Star Company No. 2" will meet
for drill at 5 O'Clock on Thursday after
noon. By order of the Chief Engineer.
There will be. an ld-fashioned cele-
bration at Ashland on the Fourth Of Ju-
ly. Everybody is invited.
We had a glorious rain on Sabbath
morning, which came down in perfect
torrents.
There will be a grand hop at the
American House, Sullivan, en- the even.
ing Of July 4th. A good time is antici.
pated.
We now have beautiful weather I:
crops Of all kinds are growing finely ; and
there is every prospect Of a mos! abund.
ant harvest. s
Star Company No. 2, of Ashland,
has received an invitation to attend q
Firemen's celebration on the Fourth Of
July, at Gallon.
There are sixteen unhappy couples
in Lorain county, who expect a dissolution
Of partnership at the next term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas.
Hon. r. W. GREEN, recently Clerk
Of the'U. S. Court for the Northern Dis.
trict Of Ohio, has purchased one-half in.
terest of that excellent Democratic paper,
the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
CAL. VAN NIMAN, q member of the
Enterprise B. B. G, of this place, had
his right thumb broken in attempting to
catch a ball con the fly" while playing
on Saturday last.
The Rev. COLLINS, Of Blairsyille,
Pa, will deliver the Anniversary Ad.
dress before the Savannah Male and Fe.
male Academy, Gu Tuesday evening, the
25th inst.
There will be q special meeting of
the W. B. B. G., at the Engine room this
"wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock. Let
every member be present, as business Of
importance will be brought before the
Club for It's consideration.
The Trustees Of Montgomery Town
ship give notice that on and after the
24th day OF this month, all stock found
running a. large within said township
will be "arrested" and lodged in the
Pound. Town people, lookout for your
"ceows."
The Montgomery and Washington
b. B. Clubs of this place have received
invitations to attend a grand tournament
at Gallon on Tho Fourth Of July. Prizes
valued at from SIS to $50 are to be con.
tested for, and the occasion promises to
be a very interesting one
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Ninety Gents on the poIiar:

Ninety Cents on the Dollar.
THE road wos eou,lo,od fran on.b. ,aas,
1850
west on me ISL OF January, 1871, ana is ruiiy
equipped, and trains are regularly running
ovor n Tho comnonv has nv ., h.nA
-,
suinoien' run io'' e'o', '" nis a 'e"ssh
ing portion to The eastern base Of the Rocky
Mountains. 212 miles. wbicb IA under con.
,..., - ~ Az. s-..,.nh.-,a 90
WIN oep'f sMs yo.o
ana IL ID expected that The entire road VIII b
in running order from Omaha to Its Western
conneo lion with the Western Pacific nov
ho;n. .on,a,r hr;u .,a,e,.m s..,.-..
co."
estimating inc distance 70 90 Duiit ny ny
Union racine 10 De i'ooo mics, inc unitea
states uoyernment issues Tvs eiH pei ecns
Ihifty year ponas 10 tae COMPANY a. me
r Saa 10 nuisneu ~ .ne avelase ress % % aD ooc
90 ,1oC per mile, amounting 70 S~.1,1oov.u-
Inc oomPsny 10 aiso Permi''eu 70 issue As
own FIRST Mor,gage bonus " an e9uaf
amvau', aau y. .ne sam. tims, "nrv ~ Nv
gage on the entire line, the bonds Of the Uni.
ted States being subordinate to them.
Inc Government makes q donation OF izr
oUV o acre. es Oh lanu 70 .he m,ie, amounting %
1ooos'Vo go VoV aoles' ss'iua'eu " 20 worin $co'
v1'oVV, maa -" S,,e SA . a, re ooo ves, eActuc
eite " sHv o1Li aa Siao's 800 ppt ,eeian
A ln. VI a,,ho,;.nJ ron;,a nOs s, non ps rval5su.
NV Snu y, nni;"n ,no eo~
Pihi;y, m;uion. hsr. ninaaJn u us %
m I1 HS;aL =, y na,s aneauy 9eeh paiu int
,hon twsntn Az r,;,I;,n. apPvo oo., mat ma mors
on;r.d ~ Wa '''7-
IT, .os, ~ II. r,oa .. o.,;u.,.,
petent engineers to be about one hundred
Prospects .Jer 0uslaess. --
The railroad connection beiveen omabs
and the East is now complete. and The earn
inrs Of the Union Pacific on he %seetions Al.
ready finished for The first tvo veets \, NIa,
were $4,000. These sectional earning.
as The read progresses viii mueb mora than
pay the Inter est on the Ccmpany's bonds, and
the through business over the only line Of
railroad between the Atlantic AMI Pacific
must be immense.
Value and SecuYiv of the Bonds. 81
Tho comn.,v rs.n.o,S,,r ..h.an..,..s
statamsni ~ sa,,s all aa...sa"n,s. u"
o~,;,n eS,ha;. ~ sSuonSssves MS
49, "..soa. anu Z sua,ionai psoo
al Nv iass MS ,.a mrI;aa da am.~ NO" on sr,
III. 80 sooJ ~ HI Inv. una o on
do,,ar. hava a,ra.Sn ~ o~,srSas m |. oSa
miles Of Ibis road ibs e' cars aps NV r,on,as
and the remaining 1877 miles are nearly con.
pleted;
that a. Inc Ssnd present nsn "a rate ,u o. premiums % gSld
/ N,n.,.. ~.
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horticultural seoietv.

There will DO q meeting Of the mem.
bers Of the Ashland County Horticultur-
al Society At the Chapel Of vermillion
Institute on Saturday mex, at / O'Clock
7, N. A full attendance il desired.
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MoTTo.-Best goods and full weights
is d. B. De Land & Co.'s motto, hence
they only recommend the Best Chemical
SaleratNs.
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The health of the inmates is coed, with
the exception Of three. -Four deaths
have occurred since our last Report.
We, the Directors Of the Ashland Co.
Infrnary, hereby certify that the above
and foregoing statement contains q cor.
rect exhibit Of the affairs Of the Iustitn.
ton, with the proceeds above mentioned.
Given under our hands, this 9th day Of
April, 1867.
WILLIAM CRAIG,
NJ. LATTA,
W. G, GALLOWAY
Ashland, June IL.
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Notice in Attachment

VIM, q. Hoffman, Court Of Common
vs. Pleas
HIS. Knapp. Ashland Co. Ohio.
Defendant will take notice that on the
Goth day Of May, A. D. 1867, Plaintiff oom-
msnced action in attachment against him in
the above named Court for $278,S7 on &C.
count which case will be for hearing at the
next term Of said Court Commencing August
eth, 1861.
n. M, CAMPBELL,
Atty for PlaluiiH,
June 18th 1867, --6w5l
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H f.
UNION PACIFIC
Raj Road Company

Are now constructing Q Railroad from
OMAHA,
wizard towards the Pacific Ocean, making
SsN its connections an unbroken line
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
The Company nov offer q limited amount
Of their
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Teutonia Insurance Co
OF CLEVELAND OHIO.

Capital stock, . SSOO,OOo
Further responsibility, $500, 600.
Office, so0v1LL's BLOCK. las aut,A
RI0R STREET, up stairs.
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OUT DOOR PAUPER.

Cash received by the Directors for the
year, commencing April 9Th, 1868, and
ending April 9Th, 1867.
june 30th, 1867.
Cash received Of Stoler and paid
over to Steward $500
Cash received by the Stewart to be paid
out by him for the use Of the Infr-
mary from the 9Th Of april, 1860 to
April 8, 1867.
Paid out by Rowland 2,4S,24
Paid out by Miller,---.---.-. 1926
Schedule showing the proceeds Of the
Farm for the year commencing
April 9Th, 1866 to April
9Th, 1867.
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First Mortgage Bonds

having thirty years to run, and bearing am
nual interes t,payable on the first day OF jan
uary and July, in the city of New FOR /, Of
the rate Of
SIXPER CENT. IN GOLD.
I'm FN s.H - AN W.
Evening star., 1867-02-18
DANCING.
DR9Fs. J. W. d h. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sss..
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel

DANCING ACADEMY, -
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sss,,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
New Glasses formin g every evening. Those d.
nfing to enter our classes sbo uld avail tham
selves of tb fs opportunity.
Preparations will be made in this Quarter for
our annual May Ball '"A
Circulars can be had at J. r. Ellis and ". q.
The b all can be rented for Bofrees, 30.
Days and Hours of T4iiiem:
for Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Saturday afternoons from to O'Clock. :
Gentlemen Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve.
nfngs. from to lU o clock.
for further Information, ap ply during the hoaro
o. tuition, or address q note to the Academy.
quarter commencing with the first lesson. ja 8
NJ ARINI'S FASHIONABLE DANCING
lV1 ACADEMY, AT -
MARIEIS ASSEMBLY Rooms,
Il, between Sth and leth streets,
The last quarter OF shis season prepaFs- 60
tory to the Nay Ball wzll comn spce on satur-
day, March 2 Glasses fer the Germa are now
open.
n B Private Instruction given to soft the con-
venience OF the pupil seU
NJ MAsQUERADR AND FANCY DREaS BALLo
A1 AND PAkTIHS.
The undersigned would most respectfully in.
form the ladies and gentlemen OF WashinRtou
city and the District generally, that he ts Ct ali
times prepared TO furnish parties with MasQuer.
fancy establishments Of Christian Rupert, Esq !.
happy to await orders. CHA RtIS BERG,
late Oostumsr at Fords and Growers
fen-1ms Thssters, Washington, d. O. .
Evening star., 1867-02-18

TIE ATLANTIC CABLI-At n recent meet
ing Of the Atlantic Gable Company in london
report was presented, giving some nterest-
ing Information with reference TO this great
enterprise. The company was Organised in
March, 1866, with S3.OOO,0 ,0O0 capital. and has
two cables in operation. The report states
that the capacity OF the two cables for the
transmission OF news exceeds the most San.
Euine anucipations. 1t had been estima tad
that from twenty-five to forty words a minute
coul4 be transmitted whereas practically one
hundred words have been forwarded through
each cable in one minute. This resuIt had
been attained without resorting to auy OF the
appliances thar had been provided to increase
the working power Of the cables As for the
capacity OF the cables, 1t 10 only limited bv the
power Of the human eye and brain to trace the
transmitted signs. The period OF time req uired
for the Transmission Of q sign across the At
lantic 10 not apprectable. The defecrs in the
land lines connecting Hearts Content with the
United States are alluded to, and arrangenents Is
are said 10 be making to avoid them. Separats
wires for the exclusive use Of the company are
also TO be constructed from Valentia to Lon.
don. The profits OF the comp pany from the time
OF the opening Of the line, July 2sth, have been
At the rate Of more than IS per cent a wear on
the capital For the i've months ending D..
cember 31st the nett earnings were S40o 400
and the working and all other expenses for
the same period, were S37,s35. The reduction
Of the cable rates to 8l25 per word, which
takes place on March 1st IL fs thought will in
crease the income Of the company, as hereto.
fore, owing TO the high rates charged, the ca.
bles have not been worked to half their effec-
tive capacity. ..# 4.
Evening star., 1867-02-18

Napoleon on the Situation in Europe.
The Emperor Napoleon. in his speech before
the Corps Legielat on the assembling OF thaL
body, said:
Serious events have happened in Europe,
almost fulfilling the great Napoleou's idea to
unite the great Homogeneous nations hitherto
separated. and which Is the only possi BILE bal
ance Of power in Europe. German and Ital-
ian events have paved the way TO IL. Their
success cannot disturb France.
4 stood aloof, and beheld the peace which
Prussia and Italy made without dismember-
ne Austria. France was just ana neutral In
another part of the globe we have been obliged
70 employ force TO redress legitimate griev-
ances, and we have endeavored TO raise an an
eient empire. The happy results we first OBJ
concurrence Of circumstances. The guiding
idea OF the Mexican expedition was an ele vated
one To regenerate people and impiant
among them ideas OF order and progress TO
open vast outlets to our commerce, and leave
be recognition Of services rendered 70 civil
ization to mark our path, such was ny desire
sacrifices appeared to me TO exceed the inter
ests which had called ss across the ocean, L
spontaneously determined upon the recall of
our amy corps, that me Goyernment OF the
United States might comprehend IN st want of
conctliation had embitteEed relations which
for the welfare OF both countries should re-
main friendly.
The Emperor then proceeded to say that the
great Powers ought to act in concert 10 satisfy
the CHRISTIANS, protect the rights of the Porte,
and to prevent complications The Rom an
the Government Of the Pope has been placed
in q new phase, and be is sustained by his own
strength and the veneration OF the great Pow
ere for the head OF the Church. Europe will
sustain his temporal power against dema-
gogues. Our relations with England are init
mate, and both the Powers agree on all the
great questions. The perpetuation of Austria
Ne necessary to the balance OF power.
The Emperor says that be is certain that the
peace OF the world is not TO be disturbed. Sure
of the present, and confident OF the future,
have frlhlled your wishes in regard TO the de-
veloPment OF our institutions upon a liberal
scale. France will use her new rights wisely.
She is respected abroad. but the conditions Of
war being changed, she must increase her de-
lenses. The army bill has been 90 drawn as
TO tighten the burden in times Of peace and TO
increase the resources in times OF war. Our
neighbors assumed far heavier burdens. Let
MS ever keep our hag high, rs the best means
OF preserving peace.
The prosperity Of France advances. The
indirect revenue has increased ffty millions
Of francs. and we shall soon be able 10 satisfy
all interest, reduce the land tax, and make
public improvements whereby the working
classes are to be benefited, and liberty 70 be
solid, lasting, and glorious
trust in my people, my right, and my con-
science. .|
Evening star., 1867-02-18
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
OASES,
Ne. IL Bond street, New York


~Full Information, with the highest tsstt,no.
ntaIS; also, Book on Special Diseases, IN sealed
enreIope, sent free. ~ Bs sure and send for them,
and you piH not regrS 1t; for, sdyeT tising ply
Hcfans are generally fnpoStors, without refsreares
ne stranger should be trusted. Enclose . stamp
for postage and direct to BR. LAWRENOE. No.
Ii Bond street. New York no IL DkWly
- MARRIAGE EAhDCELIBAOY, AND tn \
Happiness Of True Msshood An ESSAY for
Young Men on the Crime OF solitude, aud the
PhystooRiCal al Errors. Abuses aud Disc sses which
CT cate i'm imeuts to Msrrage, with sure me an
OF Relief Sent IN sealed letter envelopes. free Of
charge. Address DR. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa. ia IL -am
SECRET DISEASES.
BAnARI1ANss GlFr is the NEST certain, safe and
snectuai remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered Cures In two to ieur days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
baisam, no mercury Only ten pills to be taken. IL
Is the soldiers hope, and 0 friend to those who do
male, g.
sAs ARIfAN's Roof AND HKRB JuIcRs-A positive
sns permanent sure fer SYPHILIS. Sorofala, Ulcers,
sores, Spots letters. TO Price o1 IS per bottle.
Sold by 8. o. Ford. See advertisements. myB
Evening star., 1867-02-18
SECRET nIsnAaga
COLGATE 4 CO.'S

Recommended for cHAPPED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD wkArHIR. it may be
obtained Of all dr. usgists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
Evening star., 1867-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ITS BFFECT Is MIRACULOUS.
nv, HALLS yEolIAaL1

,eICILIaN h Al k RE Nv H. :,
IL 10 Derfect and wenosrful article. Cures bald-
rsss; Makes hair grow. A better drss,isg than
"cfi or .. pon atun I" Soft ms hrash, dry, and
WY hair into beautifui silksa T resses. sat.
eesvS Al, the great wsnder 10 the rapi ity With
which 1t restores GRAY HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL
The whttest and worst looking hair resumes is
yontbful beauty BY its use. IL does not dye On Q
heir bnf ttrikes At the root aud hils Ii with new
life ard coloring matter.
The hrst pplfcAtfob viii d. goed ; you will see
the NATURAL col OF retui pi nR eve y day, ami
BkFORE You KNOW IT.
the Q Id gray, dfscoiored ap esarauce Of the hair
MI be se,ps; giving place to lastrous. shiuins
Ask for h att's siciian Hair Remover no other
article is at ell like II ia effect
Bee that each bottle has ur private Government
etsmp ever the top Of the bottle. AU Others ave
4. P BALL co Nashua H, Propr'stors.
For sale BY all druggists. fe 3d&weo7m,r
~ Those who have been subject TO Nervous
He sdar hes for restort perfect be AZ tn
by one dose I'forty drops'', Of METCAL1E'j
GREAT RHEUMATIC KEMEOY. Ii ne YER fails.
IL Is cow 3. q FORD, Agent.
Evening star., 1867-02-18

THE LABOR QuIsrIos III MAssAcHusrrrs.
A committee OF the Massachusetts Legisla-
evidence OF employers and operatives with re.
gard TO the adoption OF the "eighl-ho sys.
tenn" and other matters pertaining to Ia Dor in
that Sate. They are divided In their report,
two OF the COMMITTEES being opposed TO the
eight-hour system, and one In favor of II to
some extent. The majority report says that
the matter OF hours Of labor, like that Of rates
OF wages. must Be left to the regulation Of de.
mand and supply, and is not proper subject
Of legislation; and that the workman's 9 real
grievances is not the hour he works, but the de.
preciated currency In which he 10 paid. The
minority report urges the passage Of law
upon the subject. making ten hours a legal
days labor in factories and on farms, and eight
hours In mechanical employments. The com.
mIttee is unanimous In recommending that in
creased emciency be Eiven 20 the Law forbid.
ding the employment Of children between ten
tives under eighteen years shali oniy WorE
sixty hours . week, or ten hours day; thatone
hour day shall be allowed for dinner; that
:pecial in,psctor Of labor shall b appointed
toprotect the Interests OF the working classes:
and that bureau OF statistics be estShlishsd
for the purpoeo OF collecting aud n,aktnr
availsble all facts relating TO the indastriai
and social interests Of Massach usetts, = :
!. ~Busks are being ntted ap in IA. Uinc,n.
naa station housss to accommodate the house.
= ~ According to the logic Of Joel Liuds,ey
u father nogs his child 70 death IL is no.
bodv's business. 49,
sSTwenty thousand Turks have perish.a
in the Candtan war, and TIE Oistaus are a. Tar
from being conquered a. ever. eFggy,
~Ths largest county In Texas-Presidio-
10 equal In area 70 feur such States as Massa-
chuseus. 1airaf sD '9f'fI-s sI7T =
~ Alabama has nads herselfa new county,
and ehTistsnsd n "Dixis." - III n al 2 fVnlG
~Ths negro who eonfssses having bssu
engaged In the West Auburn urder, says he
was U the rebel army dnrtng The war.
Evening star., 1867-02-18

THH UEBEReRouNDR RAILWAY OF LONDON
A New York business man, Of great experie n ce
in road N alters, writes from London under
date Of January 20, naming some of the things
he has seen which he likes: Not the least is
their extensive system Of underground rail-
ways. Ii 10 perfectly wonderful how they
jerk the people about at the rate of shout NJ
teen miles an hour, from one end Of the town
to another. and across and misunderstanding
corner, 1t station, from which you emerge to
the upper AR, and fad yourself some where
near where yeu want 10 be, and miles from
where you were halt or three quarters OF an
hour ago. These trains run each way, being
double tracks, about every ten minutes and
morning and evening they often CONSIST of
seven or eight cars, holding thirty or forty peo-
pie each. The cars are lighted with gss-not
the tunnels, except at stations-so that You can
read your papers and there is no smell OF
smoke, or sense Of euffecation. How they ven-
tilate them 90 well can hardly see."
Evening star., 1867-02-18

CANAL ToLLa.--Tke Ounbeylaud Union
mentions . rppOrt that TIE Chesapeake aAd
Ohio caDal tolls on coal have been roduced
from % 70 % s2-10O cents per ton. and thss the
board OF pabhc works have confirmed the 90.
ten Of Tie canal board.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &.

BOOTS, SHOES, &.
oRn BOOTS AND sHOls. -
" INV sToRl.
The under.isnsd beg. leave to inform his ,rissds
ToRs sos s Is. S.ss: T.:
i.d: .sd as s.Rs s;
~''''' -"- oe BOOTS AND sHOIs.
Odd Tellovs, Hail The Now OhsaD store, for.
% DO Is "A rssss ''0'Sa SaroRal B. wILsou.
COvIRNnENT RABhKss. "a
-
Ito setts AMBULANCE AAREESS.
s,OOO COLLARS and TRAM BRIDL1S,
OART HARNESS, s.r -.-
MCCLELLAN SAb bDLES,
RIDIEG BRIDLEs.
r, hALTnss: HAAEs. &e, &c.
.os .J Is'sif and will
Nu-a Ssswe.a bet S;,ad7 ssH and 7.S iS'sasss streets.
|CROo 8RI IS. ---
HALL PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York avenue and l6tn street,
tEntrsnse on New York avsnus,)
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIEs. FEAs,
WINES, lMPORTHD LUXURIIs, &C., &C.,
would respectfully notify their friends end the
public that they have just opened their New Gro.
ssry Store, whore can bs obtained any article usu
ally kept In . 6rst class Grocery. Without st.
tempting to enumerate large, fresh and we'll.
selected stock, We cordially nvite the public 70
examine our stsrs and stock. believing ws shall
not fell to give entire satisfaction 70 al who may
faver us with their patronage.
We call esDesiai attention TO our assor tment Of
TEAS and COFFEEs, which have bssu selected
with great care for purity. Dealers win and
nne assortment to select from, and our prices 70
suit. T s. .... a1s e........ '-.I
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of tie city.
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IAMDe GUILD, DeaIss Sa Nsv asd Sscesl AsaI
y Fsrssfsve. Oh Yufnieure Re paired. BeuD D.
2s ssnal.I Highsa DsSss Dead bs ossend.h .hand
Evening star., 1867-02-18
HITO WILKENs, PIANOS AND OARHAhf
~ HEEDHAnis PARLOR ORGANS.

All Will find ft greatly to their fnterest-
% examine these superb Instruments be- 0S9
fore purchasing any other. "HU
New Piano Forte and Organ Wareroon, No. 49T
Nth street between Penn q avenue and 3 street
stIuments, including Q CaURCH ORGAN for
TUNlsG and RRPAIRlN9 faithfully executed
Evening star., 1867-02-18

SSS street. between 18th and 18th Sta
Mr.. Afliot, from Paris, Hair Dresser Of ths
celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrf vsi IN this
oosnfry. bas nov been he'd fer tae iaaf
eight years in Washtngton and Newport m.
owing the Dstro mage Of the dip0 uat,srs and
OF the hfshest society. He hes the honor 10 a.
nouDse On at be bas this mNorted the iafest
fashions of hair dressing, end also Domades, sod
rythiDs that beiones to the dressing Of hair
at very reasoBst Ie prfses. .. nj ems