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II TowNTSaks-not John g.. the poet-but
Seks, the clothing man, of the drm Of Sabs &
20. has returned from his purchasing trip,
and opens on Thursday next the largest as
sorment ever shown by one testablishm in
TINS city Drop In and see the styles for Fall
wear at 517 It'll street. ... o.. .5.....E q.
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I. FINE BLACK SACK COArs, from eight to
Twelve dollars; fine black Pants and Vests, ten
dollars; Harris mixed Cass. Suits. from fifteen
to twenty dollars. at Smiths Great Central
Cnofhing House, $50 9TH st., opposite the Pest
Omce. s.sre2 6,7,1;
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS I!
5---- SCHOOL ROCKS.

----~r-7z----- SCHOOL BOOKS.
s 19dsg rvS ns' n # e fFses
Consort; g.. Art and Scenery in Europe with
other papers; g. On the Boulevards in volumes
BY Florence Marryat, paper; Is cents. Baffied
frank CoWan S. Nicholas SieEeby f the Charles
e HissP nbrsy 81 iSnRsHsl Local
use in the District Of Columbia. Every doctor and
druggist should hayeit: 81 An Arctic Boat Jour
By Gail Hamilton; 81 The Sayings Of Or. lBush-
a Gordon
Forbes Of Howglen; Is cts. Mr.. Wynyard's Ward.
By Holme Lee; 50 cts. Good English. By e. S.
%a % 1 shs kp9bedM e.
aufibaeh; g. Meiponene oi Divins. BY q. e. Z.
edition !, Sise. Pelham By Buiwer. iobe t edi
Aram. By Bulwer. Globe edition5 tSl.s0. Old
S cS4Rosty Shop bsRsns eebs
ficn;) 81 80 The Seven Weeks War. By II. M.
Hotter in vols. with maps; Sl0g IL SO -.
Adsqe amee pHne essls IASLoR
,..i-S BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
sen .tr fRE sse psnn mdGiHAhiDsoM
REETB w1TEE cRAcKERs.-sOid II any
- s1aA - So NV. BURCHELL. 3
...g5s & sss Corner 18th and streets,
j So much admired by the recent Japan.
ess Comnissicners, from whom we have alm
letter OF compliments Tor tts exceilsnce. "
s s..sis ]. s.. .s!afels Mp. KING 4 son.
6aa Corner Vernon. ave- M.0 aud aai sss J.
VS At King Place.
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Baum's celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset man
ufactory, ~ Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. tt
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WE WOULD ADVISE OUR LADY READERS,
who will shortly have to put on Baimorals.
to have them stamped in imitation of braid,
now 60 fashionable In New York, giving the
skrt neat appearance, and not half the cost
of bralding. VIM. Prince, Ninth street. is the
only one here who stamps in fast colors. For
chi1dren's clothing ladies will find this a great
saving. 1902:
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BASE BALL-There was a very interesting
game of base ball played on Friday, the 6th
OF August between the junior clubs (colored)
OF this city, known as the Athletics and Nonu.
10 entails. in which the former were victorious
by score Of SO TO %. This is the first defeat
the M on umentals have sustained since their
or organization, I'D. ffr ll.f o.
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THE Doe LAw-Mtchasl McDevit came
before Justice Harper on Saturday, charged
with violation Of the dog law and was fined

CONCEALED WEAPONS - Richard Turner
was on Saturday arraigned before Justice
Tucker, and nned $50 for carrying a concealed
weAuon -
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MARRIED.

HOLMAN-MURPHY. On the Sth inst :, by Rev
Father Champion HENRY HOLMAN oEtLEE
MURPHY both of Baltimore.
baltimore papers please copy. .t~ -
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QUEsTION-How can Franc afford to sell
Gents Furnishing Goods cheaper than any
store OF this city! ..'
Answer.-He buys ALL his goods for cash
sells more Of them-andis satisfied with smaller
profits.
doors above ODD Fellows Hall. 1861.
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-Apply at the
Star office. ..E 49, -
PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star office counter.
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MARTYRS TO CARBLEssNRss.-If all the
teeth that have been ruined by neglect could
be strung together, they would reach thrice
round the world. There may have been some
excuse for this havoc in days gone by, when
there was no absolute safeguard against den-
tai decay in existence, but there is no apology
for it now. Fragrant Sosodont, the world re.
nowned antlseptic dentifrice, as certainly pro-
tects the teeth against decay, as oil prevents
steel from rusting, or water arrests the pro-
gress OF fire. 60
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PRICE LIST OF Francs Gents Furnishing
, Goods, 494 7th street, between ID and E, three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall:
Gray's Collars, Is cents per box; Imitation
Linen Collars, Is cents per box Goldsmith
Byron's Collars, IS cents per box; good Cot
ton half hose. 10 cents per pair Best English
half hose, SO cents per pair: good heavy Meri-
no Undershtrts, 75c.. 90c. and 81; good heavy
MerIno Drawers, 75c., 90c. and ST. good W mite
Shirts, Sl.25 aud Sl.50; a No. l White Shirt,
$3.50 a#- 1861:
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u ICHMOND, VA, AUGUST 10, 1861.
This is TO certify that we have appointed P. II.
WEIGH, Wholesale Tobacconist. / IA Penn'a ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets. exclusive
agent for the selling ofour popular brands of
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS
for the District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va.
with authority to sell at our FACTORY PRICES.
Parties buying our brands of Mr.. Welch will be
accommodated with small quantities at same rates
as by the case of u.s. and save freight The follow
ing brands of our manufacture can be had of our
agent, viz
CHEWING TOBACCOS.
JUST THE THING, Pocket pieces.
REWARD OF INDUSTRY"
"PRIDE OF VIRGINIA"
r I'D. G. MAYO'S NAVY" .r..
II. P. CLINTONS " EXTRA SWEET'-Pounds.
. ''ORNOKO.
SMOKING TOBACCOS.
'VIRGINIA CHOICE
JUST THE THING"
PIONEER OF THE OLD DOMINION"
Sc 5-tf d. G. MAYO 4 co.
NATYRAL FL0WERs PRESERVED IN ALL
~ their Natural Beauty. Special atten n r. a
tod to the Flowers of the Dead. By Mrs S$vk
n NJ. HAYES, No. sos Eighth street west ,zlk4
between l. and M. is6-3m%
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TIE COMING RKGATTA-A meeting of the
regatta and boat clubs WA held at Watts cot
tage on Saturday evening, which was very
day next, was discussed. A committee has been
appointed on rules and regulations for the
government OF the regatta, which are to be SUBJ
mitted to general meeting on Wedne 5day
are the Greyhound, Minnie CLARK, Persever.
ance, Augusta. Billy, National, and Katie of
Baltimore The latter boat is yet in Baltimore,
but Will reach here Tomorrow. She has been
fitted up with new sails and other wise i'm
proved upon.
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PERsoHAL.-Dr. N. Loomis has returned to
tne clty after an absence OF few weeks, and
will resume his professional duties.
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WARTS, MOLEs, VASCULAR ExCREsENCRs
&c, cured by DIR. White, Chiropodist, 40
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and a
half and Sixth streets.
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: DANDRUFF can be killed by the use of Bur-
Nets Cocaine; also Irritation of the Scalp. 60
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BUSH MHETING.-Yesterday,a b" bush meet
ing" was held by the colored Methodists re-
siding along the line of the railroad this side OF
Annapolis Junction, near Murkirk Furns ce,
was numerously attended, and conseq uently
the trains yesterday did q good business in
coiored way passengers. Capt. Bullin's train,
due here at $50 last evening, was fairly be.
sieged by q crowd from the meeting, who took
possession Of the cars and until the train
reached Bladensburg the white passengers en-
joyed the fine singing OF some OF the pee uliar
spiritual songs OF the colOred Methodists.
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THE FBET-Dr. White, Chiropodist, 424
pennsylvania avenue, between -Four andes.
half Sixth streets, removes Corns, Bunions,
Bad Nails. &C., without pain. once hours
from q. m. to D. m.
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RRL1GIoUs.-Rev. Mr.. Du Wolf, formerly in
charge OF the churches at Elkridge Landing,
Jessop's Cut, and other places In Anne Arundel
county, Md, and the recently appointed as
sistant pastor Of st. Matthews, made his first
terday, and preached a sermon which gave
great satisfaction to the large congregation
Rev. Father Mentally, who has been ill for
some days. ofaciated yesterday in the school
house on 10Th street, before the congregation
OF st. Stephens Parish, and during the ser.
vices he gratified the congregation BY the an .
nouncement that by the middle OF October the
basement Of the new church, Pa. avenue and
25th street, would be ready for occupancy.
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POLICE SUMMARIZING whole number Of
arrests made by the police on Saturday were
81; the amount OF fines imposed S233.ai. The
business OF each Precinct was as follows: Sc.
cond, arrests, fines So; third. 90 arrests, fines
$780, fourth, arrests. fines Si7; fifth, il ar
rests, fines SIS; sixth, II arrests, fines 1874
seventh. ID arrests, fines S13: eighth, arrests,
fines IS; tenth, IL arrests, fines SS5.
The number OF arrests made yesterday were
IS: the amount of fines imposed 521O. In the
second precinct there were no arrests; in the
third, arrests-no fines; fourth, l arrest-no
fines; fifth, 10 arrests-ines BIS; sixth, 2 ar.
rests-fine 81; seventh, IL arrests-fnes S29
eighth, l arrest-no fines; tenth, arrests
fines 81 90,
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SHILLING or SUNDAY ulia Williams was
arrested on Saturday and taken before Justtcs
TuexsT, who fiAsd her $40 for selling on Sun.
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RBcoyHRRD--Rsv.F F. & Boyle. pastor OF st.
Peters Church, Capitol Hill, who has been in
very poor health for several months past, has
nearly recovered, and yesterday preached q
very eloquen sermon from the gospel of the
day. Father Boyle has been absent from the
city for several weeks, and his many friends
will be glad to learn that he has returned with
his health much improved. The church was
crowded yesterday, it having been understood
that Father Boyle would preach 1t the eleven
and was listened 70 with much attention. -
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE-The follow.
ing transfers of real estate were to day re-.
ported at the Real Estate Exchange of r. M.
street: Lots II, 12, 10, "a, and Is, square $50,
300 part Of lot 16, $40, % feet hes at 60
cents; sub lot q, square All, S275; snb lot 1,
square Isl, s.. GOO; sub lot Al, square &c. $500;
435, &4OO s-ee a....' ...tfg ~. ~. -
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misunderstanding Star Lodge, Indepeu.
dent Order OF Good Tempiars, gave q very
steal EMBARRASSMENT ct Union Hall, 9th street,
on Saturday evening. = seas ~ t{E,
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T HAVE REOEIvED A FINE AsSORTMrNr
i OF French and Domestic BONNETS.
LEWIS BAAR, 80 Market Hpaoe.
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OvERBOARD-Ali little boy ten years Of age,
named John Turpin, fell into the canal at the
foot OF Tenth street this morning, but as there
was only few inches OF water therein he
sustained no other damage than baptism of
mud. In his fright he screamed Justify for
assistance, which drew together large crowd,
and Tor short while there was considerable
excitement in the neighborhood.
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RRLIGIoH AID BASE BALL.-A reverend
day used as quotation the scriptural query.
"Whefe are the nins?" On repetition OF the
question deniure looking young gentleman
who had been nodding, suddenly reused up
and was heard innocently to respond, "They're
playing Washington club" 80
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EOLD PENB.-A ane assortment Of Gold Pan !.
NJ Pencil Gases, &c., Cor eAle Ut manufa~tn.SS..
rfcee. fdsItT FRANOK TAYTn%
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TX u a o I'M - z 79H.I|" . ---"E
AUBURN, soLDEE, gLAAxEs AND s1IKEn

PLodQced ky Che use Of Prof.. DE KKEUX' FRI
ERLE CHEvEUx: One application warrapted
either sex into wavy rfngets, or heavy mast VI =,
cnEls; Has been used By the fashionables Of Paris
Does no injnry to the hair Price b. msi seaIs
sns D0ast dsl... kndRsssssr sa6Tf EsrnS6
lists, No. 2s1 River street, Troy, New York. sais
agents for the United States. ap S-d&Webiv
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HATS FOR THE FALL TRADE

A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND
n SOLID SILVER WATCHES!
All warranted to run and thoroughly regulated
at the low price of $40 each and satisfaction guar
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
HAS REMOvED TO Ia fsE
CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS,

FRENCH BOOKS:-Alphonse Kari: Les Fem,
l. mes; IS cents. Souyestre: Sous Les Filets; "a
cents. souvestre: I'm Philosophe sous les Toits;
cents Souvestre: La Goute D Eau; cents, Du-
Conscience: lie Demon de l'argent, Is cents. Con-
se,ence: LIE Flau de Village; ~ cents Achard;
Dernieres Marquises; q cents. Gozlan: lie Notaire
De Chantilly; Is cents. La Comtesse Dash: Lea
jel7 19F'1I-J - Las T. TRANCK TAYLOR.
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GOLD JEWELRY, WATCH1e, AND SILVER
ceiying all OF ths latest styles Of JeWelry. ~.
which, win sell % cheap - genuine articles can -
purchased for at any responsible estabishrs,ene IL
this or any other city. An examination And corn
parison OF tho quality and prices Respectfully -
oqs:ted, q 3ss Pennsylvsnia avenue.
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white marble block from the dramatic
Profession OF America, 1881" with a bust of
Shakespeare, and the motto, Gan that live must
de- ITO
Frem Vermont, a white marble block. with
the coat OF arms Of the State beautifully sculp-
tured.
From the city Of Stockton, CAL, 1852, a dark
granite block inscribed, ITO the Father of his
country, George Washington"
e handsome granite block from Richmond,
Va. -
A marble block from the temple o. Escn,a.
Plus, IsiaDs of Paros. Presented by the on.
GERS Of the U. s. steam frIgate Saranac, Aug.
u, 1855.
a block OF crystal quartz, presented by the
General Assembly ofthe Presbyterian Church.
IN session At Washington May, 1882 design.
an open Bible. with appropriate inscriptions.
1851, a white marble block, with Splendid
sculptured Masonic emblems This is one of
the finest IN the collection. 80 o
handsome blocks OF white marble from the
Fire department Of Philadelphia, with ap.
pirate designs and inscriptions. II - J-Elrss
From the Free Swiss COME deratiou, 1852, a
block OF varlega,ed marble. inscribed, ITO the
memory OF WashingtO ..,-s.,rs "a.
White marble blocks from the Sabbath
School children of the nj. L. Churches Of Phil
adeiphia, and New York. very handsomely
From the Jefferson Society ofthe University
OF Virginia, beautifully polished block OF
" hite marble. ~ ---et ~ .#7 =
From he Cliosophic Society of Nassau, N.
G., white marble blocks. richly scuIptured
From the Grand Lodge (Masons) OF Florida,
block OF crystal quartz. .
"A DARK granite block rom the Grand Lodge
OF Virginia, inscribed, s'Lo she gave to this
Republic the chief corner. stone" .
From the Hibernisn Society, OF Baltimore q
white marble block with the emblems Of Ire
Land. trrsy-fFE-l -. =
From Bremen magnificent polished yarte.
gated marble block, on which is inscribed. In
in gilt letters, sWashinston Dem srossen
gluten und gerechten das Betreundete Bre.
men /" EsrEIl
block with very handsome design scuiptured
in white marble, and the folio wing Inscription !:
"Vincit amor patrfae." .A~k u 1S5Vs
From the Fire Department of New YORK
white marble block with 8 very finely sculp.
tured categorical emblem, and the date of the
Incorporation Of the Department 1898.
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TO Consurliptlyes.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple remedy
after having suffered for several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption-is ANXIOUS to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure,
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used tfree of cherge,) with
the directions FOR preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure cure for
Consumption, Aslhmn, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections =.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conce!ves to be
Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, d it will cost them nothing,
aud nay prove o blessing, Parties wishing
the prescription, yREE, by return mail, will
please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
w n l-Yl
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ADsreAcr os 'PRocggDrYGs BOARD OF


AnsreAcr os 'PRocsEDINGs BOARD OF
SvpEaylsoes. The B1ord mot on the 25lb
day of November, pursuant to adjourn
menl aE
Ia the eontestsI election oass Of Ford
ys, Hogs. for craftsmanship Of hlasoo
Comfy, the plaintiff by his attorney
moved The Board 10 1ot ssils the aleotiou
Of the dsfan1ont, on the ground that
there was no Vacancy 10 sold ofiee which
motion vas oVerrpIed. vhoreupoa the
plaintiff moved Tor con,iouanca oS The
case. but Afterwards withdrew The motion
rs well as the suit snd compromise BY
which it is agreed 10 di'nss the suit be,
tween Anlurn anil the Board of Supo;.
visors and Frederick Ford nov pending
in ,be,Coartof APPesI'; wbereupon "
T, Mintura was allowed to qualify and
siva bond in The sum o $4,000 as Troa.
sursr of Mason County
An election wa, ordered to bo held a,
the DoS' goneal eleoii1o 10 tlc lora,bip
Of Cologne and Ccopsrupon The question
Of cbaogng tha line botwoap tho ;ova.
ships Aforesaid and running, liuo be-
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L&SU RGNOp8LY.

LANU HdEOP0LY.
We had ooea'.oo few weeks since
to maze some remarks upon bis imPor,
tant question, We caII it important,
because The prosperity Of The cD'iro poo
pie is more or less ats',ka, and because
10 nation; no country, no STATE, can DO
prosperous in which tbe landed estate is
in the hands rand cou!'ol'cd by n few
land shatk7, II we VISA to see some Of
the die eff cts, resulIos irom a landed
monopoly We bavc 6u' 10 look at old
ireluUd. This '(sr'Ie sad bcsniiFl! Isl
oni is owned b. few l4nl lords, VII l6l
the gtcaI mass Of lto people ara Eut
,erCs, which is only another osmn for
sIayes, compelled to toll and sweat for
miserable subsistence; whilst these
mouopoisls are living IN oIlIacnee aod
luxury upnu the labor Of the '@.fs nil
liens; and euch will ever b the case,
where all the Lands are pofmiGcj . '9il
iuo The ian3a Of d lev. 1t drives Away
population, clogs The wheels tf progress,
creates llu led 6rihocr5cy, onI kecps
in poverty md pluper,n. nine 'enlhs
tenths ofthc people. And where ia the
man, unless he has no more soul in him
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TmN LEssoN nr rlIr pAsr.

VNeT phtH'hi ana lisO lnNlflHutIs, must
learn lis most dlicull lesson. ID the
great school Of Experience, Ia tho la,o
cHmPoisns throughout the UaiOn il has
had abqodAn! opportunity for ,.u ly, snl
tho general rssnl! oths elections which
followed should certainly bsve Ienlyu.
cy 10 impart wisdom 10 It's leaders -
WbeO The Union Republican party Gu
tered ufoS il. career as III, grsat nat
ional organization Of The couoly, it
stood fairly and squ,r5iy upoo brood
anil equitable platform, demanding no
morC f,om on loan or one section THAI
from aoo'Ler II lid for is object
solely ooi entirsIy o0lional unity and
prosperity, aud ths trus and tried itelds
Of lie a,NJn allied themselves to II with
nnexamplsl.uasQjmity Vhejustics and
wisdom olIhe principles upon which it
wai cS,ab,islsl al once called into nc
two cxoriion tho best m4n in the cogn-
ny and gavsit an overwhelming sronsth.
/, was lh,a only necessary ,haI csu,lon
sol prudence sboaIl bo 4xeroi,ed IN or
do, Ina, Ina obi,ets If the por,v should
ba fully accomplished BU IL very
strength and ersitos,3 rau,eJ.il ID Gr,
victim to ,l,e diam !" AMI ID mos If tsi,
ham,d enthusiasts. WHO li.,,p.rl,d I'll
national consideration, ,nldiver,eJ IN.
power I, otp,,. Io,o mai, ?, r,oo
which ,hs ysopls we're liyiIej IN ~.
CIV ,lccion l,,,, IA, mt.o rl,,o 5oriog
thu past year, tho Union Reoublie,n
party los brca loaiej down with limo,
laws, Sundav laws, waman's rights,
stint hour systems, AMI a hos. of other
"a, ,llv eb.u,l jlf,s vboreby !, y.s ro
be mad, tho maqc, Of sbaping the morals
=, we'll a, The politics ofoommpnitig,.-
These eFlr, have me, with ils, such il.
nomiaigus failures az they deserved IN
der he Circumstances aud such "a ,bey
will coalfaue TO ms,, with il pe,,is,I in
We hope ,ao Union R.publieyn marty
has learned thjs Iesson we'll and tbs,
W, vim no! hive n repetition of the
b!pol.t
win tbs Prssi.lonti,l camnai,,o nav
soop us we should work 10 boilI m our
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grDprg Dg,rus -Tarrysok This com
mnoiIy was s,or,lsd bv IN. sudden death
or,yo interesting Htl, bov, arsj re
pec,iytiy two End SWAN yeD,s sons of
Mr. +. G. Chc,t,,, of tina Mare tho
nar,icslsrs Of which ", ara ipl.b,.d
to Dr. D. @ R,,bhcm Thu lille bo,s
retired : l,hai,c.,,i h,rr n oo,l bponb
about Ten o'cl.k Tho yroeces, boy WIS
attacked win yomi.in, end sIich, 6ier-
rAos. aud in fsw minutes The anne
symp ome se'z,llho oGiost one Some
domestic rgntlie, vsm used 10 check
the vomiting. but in vsip; soon The
youagost oua began to show symp!om,
OF approaching c,nvu'siou, By this
rime Dr. VonDuyo ,rfivod, whose cxpe.
riooc,d eye 1T once dptsctrd the sofifc
and fatal attack Dr.. VmDpgp fpding
that he could do pn,bin, for tn, voyor-
os. boz. tnm,l his attention TO the ollsr
ono wbo was ,tspdipp a, tina FRA bs
found the boy l,borio, prior io,eoss
neryons o7it,tior ami vomf,;r, tho n,
at o0rs commenced conr,o Of active
medication for tho reIieror the little snf.
rerer h, this TINA Dr. O. R Reed ar,i
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There was large funeral procession
IN New York on Thanksgiving Day. in
honor Of the Fenians lately o2scaed AT
Manchester, for tho assassination OIL po.
lic.mgn,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-05
WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:

WEST VIRGINIA. SIS:
4 TRULGS held in the Clerks Office ofthe
4 Circuit Court of Mason county, in tue
month Of December, 1867
,. O''v vs.. EXT In ol.pcc,y.
Forester & Grim.
Thaobect Of this suit ia to recover from the
delcudaut George ". Forester the sum Of $40.
500 with interest from the 2Sd of april,
1851, subject to tho credit endorsed on the note
in the bill mentioned, aud to subject 10 sale
tie interest Of the said Forester in tho land in
the bill mentioned, to satisfy said debt and
costs
And It appearing by affidavit filed in she
Clerks office Of the Circuit Court Of Mason
county, that the defendant, George w. For
roster, isuot resident of the State Of West
Virginia, he is, therefore required TO appear
here within one month after due publication
hereof and do what is Necessary to protect his
interest herein.
Teste:
dec 5-dw. ". ". HARPER. CLARK.
Polsley & Son counsel,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-05

T@o hunirod aud twenty eight IbouS.
end two hundred and seventy uino i'm.
migrants arrived q. tho port Of New York
boDweon the lst cf January anl tho eth
inst,