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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22
KENTUCKY ITEMS.

A great many yirginians are settling in
Daviess County.
On the. third Mondayin April therpeo-
pie of QMensboro vote whether they win
accept or reject an act for the incorpora-
ton of the Greensboro and Russelville
Railroad. Accepting the act aud bui ding
the road aretvo very dIderent fllpgs,f "A
On Monday last Mr.. Crulcher, of Da
viess County, AIRED pistol at Mr. Maddox,
but, missing him, the ball took effect on a
Mr.. Joseph Burton, causing a very serious
If not m ertal wound. Il Mr. Crutcher re-
ceived some severe bows from a stick in
the hands of Mr.. Maddax.
The greatest depth to be fuundl in the
Ohio River, from its SQUIRE to its mouth.
is said to be at Bon Harbor, near Owens
boro. The depth there is aboQt three hum
bred feet. Na4 6hl}l
The late heavy rise in the kentucky
River has caused several slide, of land
from the bank on the south sid, of the
river into the channel. 1ros.
Hon. Garrett Davis. has written a letter
to Kentucky placing himself on the plat
form of the " Union Democracy. Hon
Aaron, Hafding has also placed himself ia
accord with the =" Union Democracy" Z
is presumed that Ritter and Shanklin will
follow suit,
% A man named Bartlett Il Living IN, Frank
lin county, attempted suicide in Frankfor
ON saturday last. He repeatedly thrust ;
nen-knife in his throat, causing wound
which are expected to prove fatal
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22
The Ward Meetings Tonight

Promise to be fully attended BY the
Union voters. In the nomination Of
Councilmen let us have good mon, of
enlarged ideas of the City 8 future and
of practical business experience. ~
3 In order that a strong ticket shall
be nominated on Monday night, good
men should be selected as delegates,
who will. not have personal ends to
subserve, butowiil seek to- nominate
the best gpsnFs for bthe gityiofaces
With good men for Councilmen, and
a stropg ticket on Monday might've
viii carry the City with hardly show
of opposition. The enemy only hope
to profit by our own dissensions.
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Tie &nPing Elections.

The news from the elections in ey-
cry direction is cheering and satisfac-
tory The local elections in New
YoEk were strongly Republican ;
Maine followed suit with increased
Republican majorIties; New Hamp-
shire made clean sweep of the State,
electiog Union State officers, all the
Congressman, and four 6fths of the
Legislature; the local elections in
New Jersey show heavy Union gains,
and Sacramento California; sends
word by telegraph that, in her cleo
ton on the 18th instant, the Repub-
licans carried the City by heavy ma
jorities. The Copperhead papers have
been endeavoring to discover few
grains of comfort from the Spring
elections, but all in vain. Fhe De-
mocracy are unable to see any. signs
anywhere of a turning of the tide"
1t still flows on steadilyin every State
for the cause of the Union. IF the
Union men of Evansville do their
whole duty in the selection of candi-
dates, and the advocacy of their cleo
ton, another Union Republican tri-
umph will be heralded over the counr
try, to add to the zeal of Union men
in other sections. .yla34 " aIII
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22

THE Courier lis anxious to know
what isyqsa pesitioB,dn shes Sraighf
Line Railroad question. We can
give it.in. a few words. We a~e first
for the building Of the Henderson
,Road, rs the one in which Evansville
is most vitality interested Toilet athe
city help dthatlito the extent Of its
ability. Next in Importance to that,
we regard Railroad into Southern
1llinois, making, connection with the
projected Road from Chicago via
Nation to GRANVILLE, tapping the
Roads coming from, the South via
Padueah or Cairo, or both. The E,
& C.R.R for the present is answering
the wants Of thelcity northWard, and
we apprtehenasit will for some years
to come. aogsaa1t sitt isfs -3fog ,sIl8til 8
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22

CHIGNoNs.-The following recipe,
it is said, will thoroughly extermlnate
the pedicuH which infest chignons,
without injury to the hair. 1t IS
worth trial, at least:
Ia -Four common hens eggs, well
beaten; one half pound carbonate
soda : one drachm sulpho7cyanide Of
n,,ta ssinm. two and n one fourth
drachms sal volatile. These, we'll
mixed in half pint to pint, of
hot water, and applied. cold, with a
sponge, will have the desired effect.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22

THE great French tragediennes Ris-
tori, got into trouble, at Nashville,
owing TO her failure to fulfill her en-
gagement in that city. The, baggage
of the troupe was attached, but was
finally released, through some ar
80 -l.sr = ~ COZ vaa-tlIX
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22

Our Indianapolis correspondent
answers very completely, this morn
ing, the objections urged against one
of Gov. BAKERS vetoes by a cores
pondent of the indianapolis Journal.
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QUEENsWARE.
JAS q. vARRES
DANIEL @. MARX.

IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
B. MIS- HI RS

q - y CELEBRATED - - -
H z r. b B TT 7 Z r. =.
A Grand Specific for all Diseases arising
from an Impure State Of the Blood or Dis
ordered Stomach ~ -.
I'D EADER, III YOU ARE AFFLICT.
~ ed with disease or sicizi. ess, try B.
Mtshler's Herb Bitters. Remember If they
do not cure You, your money will be re-
funded by the proprietor 3. MISHLER,
southeast cor. Center Square Lancaster, Pa.
For references as to the curative power
and virtue of the medicine, call at the office.
For sale, wholesale and retail, on Second
Street, bet, Main and Sycamore ia -
- - ? 49, A. GETZ, Agent, r. :,
mch2 dim Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22

RwERCHANTsF URNIsHED WITH
ANA Common Ware alone, IL desired. We
Keep constantly ID our warehouses As
sorted Crates of all Common Ware of the
very best make OF goods. Also, many diff
ferent assortfnents OF Common and Stone
China. Ware.
We are the only firm in this city that
imports Assorted Crates direct from
England. We keep patters and styles
of goods that no other house IN this
city has, or can get An the English
market Our wares are imported via
New Orleans direct, and bought with
gold, thus securing every advantage
within the reach of any house in the
West or East.
Our stock is the largest in the State. and
Will be sold at prices entirely satisfactory
to the trade. 80 -. fa
now diff
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rangement effected. between the par
ties 9Fhe troupe numbers thirty
two, and IS saidsto be got up regard
less Of expense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07
Baltimore Market

Flour was in better request yesterda We
report sales OF 500 bbls. Howard street extra
choice, at S1l.4i; 500 bbls. medium City Mills
extra at S1O; l25 bbls. Howard street family at
Sl2 5OaSl3; $50 bols. Howard street super at
80 i0aS9 so per Dbl
The following are the inspections Of Flour
and Meal In the city OF Baltimore for the week
ending Thursday, Dec. 5:-Howard Street S .O69
bols. and 90 half bbls City Mills 1925 and do:
Ohio 500 bbls; Family 2,356 bbls.; to .al Wheat
Flour 2o,a:9 bbls and 90 half bbis., toge,hs ar
with 22l bbIs Rye Flour, and 1.5O9 bols Corn
Meal
Grain.-Oferings Of Wheat yesterday were
very small, only 2,eoO bushels; market was
steady: no choice samples-includedi in the
sales were 25O bushels white az 244aS2 20; 45O
bushels prime Maryland red, out OF store. at
sass; $50 bushels do. at 81 90; 200 good and
prime Maryland and Pennsylvania do, at
S25OaS2.55; 800 bushels common to fair Mary-
land at q. 10aS2i5. Corn-Receipts 13, 900 bu 81
els white and 1l,220 bushels yellow; demand
good and prices frmer.
Provsions.-There is a good inquiry for
Bulk Meats, particularly Shoulders, bat there
Is none Offering that is fully cured. Some of
the late purchases of partially cured Meats
nave turned out very unsatisfactory-we
quote fully cured shoulders al 9,.as% cents
Bacon continues dull; quotations neminalIy
unchanged, viz: for Shoulders. which are
scarce. II a12 cent?, rib Sides 13Bala cents
clear rib lika15 cents; new uncovered Hams
lealS cents. Mess PORK held at SD so per Dbl
Lard 13H cents. 10. in tres. Stocks Of all kinds
light.
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NCIAL.

Durisg tbs week ending to-day there has
been received from the Printing Bureau Of the
Treasury Department sSo5,50o in Fraction
81 Currency. During the same period the
amount forwarded was as folio rs TO the
Assistant Treasurer at New York, 100000
st Philadelphia. 100000; National Banks and
others, 81, 2i2; and 100000 in small notes to
the Assist Treasurer at New York. Total
S529,z
The amount Of securities held By the Treas
urer OF the United States In trust for National
Banks, reported &c day, was as foiiowse:-For
circulating notes, S3i0,g60,7 $50; tor deposits OF
public moneys, s3S,OlS, $50 total SS7s. s79. 100.
The smount of National Bank currency is
sued duriRg the week was s32I,7OO, making the
total amount Issuec up to date, S3U3, o37, 6el
From this 10 to be deducted the currency
returned. including worn ouI notes, amount
ing TO S5,3If,5 leaving in actual circulation
g. This date, 1925, 723,ISo.
Dung the week there has been redeem ed
and destroyed ss59.0O0 in fractional currency.
The receipts from Internal revenue to day
were sJi92 81, making the total amount for the
week ending to-day 81. S72, s56s6, and the total
since the beginning OF the present fiscal year
$9i,7s3,6 l7.s4.
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HUGH MCCULLsGH,
Secretary of the Treasur

The POINT or ROCKS RAILRoAD-Ou the
hieuopo1ian branch OF the Baltimore and
OEio railroad, which is 70 connect Washing.
ton with the West and Northwest, the heayies,
cuttlng-at PAIRS RIdge-has been completed
n jury has been summoned to condemn the
isnd Tor the road in Montgomery county,
where the owners have failed 10 make ao
ssreenent with the company, and it Is ex-
Peeted that next week the jury will 20 over the
route from the MouOcacy to Rockville There
VIII II is thought, be over one hundred Jury
cases. The law requires not less than ten nor
more than twenty days notice. The condem
hshons VIII therefore commerce next week
the starting point being al Monoeacy.
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u From Tieknor * Fields. through Philip
q Soiomons, Jos Shilling.on, Odeon Build
rg, and from French & Richardson. we
nave The Atlantic Almauac~ for 1s6s
edited by o. W. Holmes and Donald q Mitch
ell. IL Is richly illustrated In colors. and is
aiLogelaer The daintiest, haadsomest mos,
Charming, and every way attractive thing in
me Almanac way ever got up, far surprising
The famous illustrated London 4l7aEac in every
particular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

HARPER's FKKEY-Attorney General Stan
bsTTy's opinion that the Government holds pcs
= ssion OF Harper's Ferry, not merely in trus,
1oT the specific use Of an armory, but In fee
simple, clears the way for the proposed sale
@ he Government property there il deemed
advisable 10 sell It. A large number OF man
uiaetuTers have, heretofore, looked with long
ing eyes upon the immense water power at
that point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

- MsJor General : A. HurIout, Comma
oer-in Chief Of the Grand Army OF the Repub-
tic, has Issued an order for the assent bling of
National Convention OF the Order a. PhtIa-
Gel MA on the 18th OF January. STATE Con-
NeAuoIs VIII be held 70 elect delegates to the
NauOLal Convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

JUDGE ". '. BOUIC, the recently elected
Associate Judge for Montgomery county, Md,
las resigned bis position as attorney FOR III ,
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. and
also as Mayor Of Rockville The former ON ce
Eas been hlled oy the appointment Of Thomas
Aroerson, and IN election will Occ ur a. Rock
vale On Wednesday next 10 I'LL the vacancy in
tne nay orally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07
GBy Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson & %. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets a. follows:

IN uUr1e dnu forelEn mAfKes - folfoWs:
NEW YORK. Dee. 7.-First Board-U. s 6's,
ISL, coupon, 1l2; 5.20's. 1862, ex coupon, I07:
1904, ex-coupon. IO4}s; 1855, ex.coupon, los /;
1865, coupon, new, IVY; 1867, coupon, lO7 s
lOfGs coupons, loi7s; 1915, second, lOi 73Os,
third, l0iX; Canton, 4iS; Cumberland, 26;
Quicksilver .17S; Mariposa,7 ~; do. prefd, I3
New ork Central, ia i; Pacific Mail, 122 &; At.
lantic Mail, u.s. Erie, II ~, do. preferred, 20 Y;
Hudson, 1264; Reading. rs; Michigan Central,
13H&; Cleveland and Pittsbure. 50; North
western, Ga do. preferred. 66S; Rock Island.
954; Fort Wayne, g. y: Ohio and MISS. Ger
ufcates. 25's; w. U. Telegraph, 32H; Boston
Water Power 174; Cleveland and Toledo.
1O2 =: Gold 1917.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

NATIONAL THEATER.-To-ni night closes the
ENGAGEMENT OF Mr.. Hackett, who will appear
a. r alstaf." II Shakespeare's great historical
play, hing Henry "" On Monday evening,
MI Forrest IS "Ricnslieu'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

~Recsnt information from South Carolina
indicates that the Convention was carried at the
recent election.
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Amt Of Debt less Cash in Treasury, 2sOI 5'a u

Inc foregoing is a correct statement of the
Iuolie debt, as appears from the books and
Tressurs returns in the Department. ON ths
let OF December 1867.
HUGH MCCULLsGH,
Secretary Of the Treasury
BY comparing the above with the statemen.
for November LIST, IL Will be seen that the debt
bearing coin interest has increased so, 25s. 900
The debt bearing currency interest has de-
creased Si7,i76.1sO. The matured debt mot
presented for payment has decreased si,n5e. .
1850. The debt bearing no interest has in
creased s3,I5s, 1886, making an increase in
the total debt Of S13,-79,72i Go.
The amount of coin in the Treasury has de =
creased ssis.67l 66; the amount of currency in
creased sl5,G2- ,O94-57; making an increase of
SUf,3gI.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

a MEETING OF the Washington Correspon
enis Club will be held at the Triyune rooms, OF
litn street. this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

WAsHIEeTos, Dec. 3. 1S67.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnis b the following quotations Of Gov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

~Governor Haight, of California, was in.
aUgurated yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

II S S g l. V + d.
The Copartnership heretofore known as SLOW
EN- JONES, Druggists and Chemists. 10 Pa
avenue. is this day dissoiy ed, by mutual consent
and hereafter the firm will be known A. SLOWEN
& HARDING. Druggists and Chemists, and said
parties will collect and receipt ell bills due said
firm, and assume all debts contracted by said firm
And We would here state that we have now on
hand select stock Of Imported Articles, such a.
cannot be found in any other Drug Store In the
city; also, pure MkDICIN ES, which put up
by Mr.. SL0WEN and his efficient clerk, Mr.. p. II
L. HINES, exclusively. Physicians PrescTi ptions
accurately compounded, night and day. We solicit
an examination of our stock by the public.
SLOWEN & HARDING,
10 Pennsylvania avenue,
de ST. Corner 10Th street
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BOARDING..

DOARDING.-Af few Single Gentlemen and Gen
ID tieman and Wife can be accommodated with
BOARD at No. 49l 18th st. west. Terms: Table
Board, 81; Board and Lodging, So; Gentleman and
Wife, $40 per week. dei 3tF
IlOARD-First class TABLE BOARD, SO per
ID month, and furnished ROOMS, from S5to S 10;
21eK ST., between 18th and 18th. de 2-lm'
EYIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD
Il at the American House, corner Pa. ave. aud
eth street, for $50 per month. no q lot
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT on reason
i able terms, with or without Board, at No.
ass 9th street, between street and Louisiana
avenue. no l6-lmF
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IL oifhc ulty, growing out OF q politica
Discussion, occurred on Thursday night n
BaiumoIs between Colonel Fachiz, OF IN,
treH'h9 Post and Mr.. Hughes, OF the E.-~in,
Iltfss. Neither party was serious sly nurr
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STCART a MILLS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
s2l Z STREET.

s2l STREET.
OPPOSITE SENERAL POST cFFIcE,
HAVE FOR SALE
faTns in the vicinity Of Washington, in part a.
T I've I Bril- 81 B House on 9Th st near
Nice Brick House on L g., near LIT west.
Sllsl rame House Capitol Hill
iaIng s9a Two small Brick Houses on 18th ST.,
Fine two story Brick on LIST st west.
Zine Brick House OF ct bet attn and sth vast
BTeS e on 9n st. ss s,h and and Sth
On same square fine Lot. on which there j. slsree
Stable Saloon second hoor
Nice Frame House in good location on Maryland
CITY LOTS.
CaluatIe Lot, Delaware avenue Capitol Hin.
TTnese Lot on 2lst street west.
Lot in Square 2e9, Island.
40 FARM LANDS.
nogse. ~ miles from the Capitol, on road TO
$50 acres Wooded Land. ga miles from the Cspi-
lSt9 % acres splendid Land. 2ss miles from the
A valuable small Farm on the Columbia Turppike.
., 2!s miles from the Long Bridge.
Is acres near Good Hope.
MISCELLANEOUS
number OF Horses, Carriages, and omnibusses,
Two Provision Houses, with contents and Good
VIII well located; cheap.
FOR RENT.
A splendid Brick House on street. near LIST west:
all moeern improvements.
fine Brick House with all modern improvements,
Two snug two-stOry Brick Houses street,
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
Several good Rooms, in a nice House on street
near 18th west with or without board.
Two elegant Parlors, in splendid House N
Two snug Rooms, in a nice House on 18th street,
very desirable offce, opposite the General Post
ID
de eff E sksl e g: sSnTGIkkss '
I hsSk building and large lot adjoining. Apply
LOB RENT-UNFTRNIsHED ROOMS. suits-
se55is lent to Northern Liberties Market, Water
+ IDENCE. situated no COS corner nth and q
and and 1SiS in
gSTe for keys a assEIk sec Sfcs ffofss
4s9 eth st, bet. ID and SITS. de 4Ia
nI rRIyA apd fsAa50Pf yslspfns Bu..
.. inch ,, TiSs n feet ,shss high for iS.,e
cerner Pa avenue and iith st. Au'''OH aes pm''
For RENT-The DWELLING PART Of House
oppOss. Ps.e1s s s55ss. essssn and stres,s
il one Of the best locations 10 the city Apply TO
t SALE "a &C. AuetiSpesrs 44e 7th street s
'"Nen ahV lOurOn-l deSu
and stiF OF k kSEn
CAsPAR KELLER, corner iith and s streets.
opposite State Department. de 2-6t.
-. REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
400 Fifteenth street, corner Of p.
FOR SALE, Fir,t Ward, FRAME HoysE. ten
roeTs, IN good repair; Price s4' 900; $500 down
sixth Ward. TRkME HOUSE, gas. water, hall,
in root. six room. $4,000; $500 down and $50
until paid.
TWO HOUSES. First Ward, 81 500 each.
S2ts Sawn and 33s per month Until paid.
GTOR RENT-The ccmmodious STORE, WARE
T. HOUSE. and eTABLlEG on the corner Of itth
and h streets west. formerly occupied BY Me-srs.
Morrison, shaw Go. II 10 one Of the best busi.
ness locations in this city. Apply ass 4 street
north no 9u
LOB RENI.To sentlsmen, 10 . private fsnily,
IT three FURNISHED Rooms, commu nicstine,
few sfere from the Y street and aveHu. and
one block from wriker,s Restaurant. Apply ct 40.
18th ct, between II and cts. no $50.
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LOST AND FOUND.

S. ss Il: , q hi x sS2
reward b. leaving Il 81 the Star Office. de 6St-
SO EkSi Cots NETSa SS.IS shsss
s ss f tissi ' ESQ e
CS REWAED-Lost, on the d inst, a RRIN-
Cd DIE COW, With white back. The above re-
III s a's d sna e ssad
@0U a BLACK HORSE. (i4l fourteen hands
high; white left foot snd little lame; white star
a. Vii fsesTe the aso 1es
PERSONAL.
+ EFT HIS HOME, Nov. 92d, JOHN .FIsHER,
d.rs elotses sSi CHECK Moo as
nation Of him would be thankfully recei ed by his
east. VI ! street. 0e'"''H N ""' deIas
AIRS. WEISS, 500 9TH street, between G and
hy1 streets; offers her service to the ladies of
WASHINGTON who may desire q midwife.
CONSULT DIR LEON ass 10th street, above
- Pennsy y anis avenue.-Acute OF Chronic, Skin,
male Irregularities thoroughly and quickly re
I AIDES HAVING SKATING SUITS MADE
Saa sem in shs Of
fast colors. Boulevard and Balmoral Skirts
Stamped in same manner by WIN. PRINCE, 439
Ninth street. no % I'm
EX-GONFEDS and s.REBS" will find Pollard's
II new paper THE SOUTHERN OPINION, at
SHILLINGTON' WILLIAMS0NS, 497 18th
ST., and LIEBERMANE'S, 500 9th st. ms I'm
MRS. WEISS, No. 46 Washington street, be
Vl tween 4th and 5th streets, offers her services
to the ladies of Washington who may desire mid
wife. nol2- In
EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.
Well, George, / want to get my hair dressed
Hum Fanny that costs so much
Oh No, sir, Ii does not cost more than you spend
in Barber shop. See Madame Dsmonseots prices
Short d hai a,''s os Cut for l.de. or GENT $3.50
Long hair So Shampooing short hair, s.
Outsidethe door, ]. so Shampooing long hair,
Flower Curls, zoo and dressing IT, lW
On hand, large assortment OF Perfumery, Long
Hair of every extra color, Braids, Curls: lnvisi-
BILE Wigs on hand or made to order. At DEMON
GEOTS HUMAN HAIR STORE, avs Penn. av.,
bet. 10th and 18th SITS, south side. &c 8-6m
MILTON J. sAFFOLD,
formerly Of MONTGOMERY, Alaban1aJ
WASHINGTON, D. @.
ONCE No. 42s d Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice in the Supreme COURT of the United
States, Court Of Claims and the Courts of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention se lS-tf
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FLOUR FL0URlI

"A ATISE
ON THE TACTICAL USE OF THE THREE
ARMS.
INFANTRY. ARTILLERY AND CAVALRY
By FRANCIs LIPPITT, BTevet Brigsdier GENERAL
Z. s. OILS. Emo, PIP. l3. Sl.o0.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.cr,
= Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
letters testamentary on the PERSONA, srsasn -
oven BLACK, late Of Washington county, d.
stid deceased are hereby warned 10 es6ihif shs
sms, With the vouchers thereof 20 the subecriber,
O. or oefore the 10th day OF nex thsy ~
osoervise OF law be excluded from ali Heee 6t ~
TIE said estate Given under my hand this III dsy
VI NoNemoer 1867 II. 6ROKEiN0. '
no isis"swg va Executor.
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CfOR RENT-The commodious STORE, WARE
II HOUSE and sTABLlNG OF the corner Of 18th
and streets wet. formerly occupied by Messrs.
Morrison. shaw 90. IL 10 one Of the beet busi.
ness locations In this city. Apply sSs .treet
north. no3u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

FOR SALE. Fret Ward. FRAME HOUSE. ten
rooms, in good repair. Price $4,000; $500 down
sixth Ward FRAME HOUSE, gas, water, hall,
IN root, six room, $4,000; $500 down and 80
TWO HOUSES. First Ward, 81 500 each
S2ss Sawn and 8 33s per month until paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

HOLIDAY GooDs.
PLATED TEA SETS, URNS. BUTTER
DISHES. ICE PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS,
CAsTORs. FORKS, SPOONS. &c. These are
new Goods, of standard quality, and are offered
st great reduction from former prices
GEORGE FRANCIS.
de I-3t' ago eth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

EOR RENT-To gentlemen, 10 . private fsraily,
IT three FURNISHED Rooms, commu nj stins
few sfere from the street and aveHue care. and
one block from Meiker,s Restaurant. Apply ct Ao-
18th et, between II and sts. no 2s-er
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-07

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