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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

CONVENTION OF YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATIONS FOR MAINLAND AND THE DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.-At the recent fatsrna-
ionai convention held at Montreal II was rec
commended that ann ual con ZEN tons be held in
each State to consult on the best means of in.
creasing the members and efficiency of these
ORGANIZATIONS In their Christian work among
young men. In accordance with this rscsms
mendalior, call has been issued by the cor.
responding members OF the national executive
committee for Maryland and the District of
TO meet in this city. The sessions will be held
III the Foundry M. 4. Church, for wo DAYS,
commencing "wednesday, the Goth inst, at go
a. m. 1t is expected that q large number of
earnest Christian men will be present. ard
ample arrangements will be made to entertain
these " no cume. .,g
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A TRHE DowE.-The large sycamore tree Oh
Pennsylvania avenue, north side, near 1ltt
street, has been cut down, and tue view OF thu
beautiful IRON front OF Gait & Brothers, ne =
building is unobstructed. s@atf e3- I hsa q
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!. wRArr1Ne PAPER FOB sALE.-Apply at the
Et1s off t f7'..'-..tt s.. ...' # H -

WARTS, MoLRs. VASCULAR ExCRRsRNC1s,
&c, cured by DR.. White, Chiropodist, "a
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a.
half and Sixth streets. asf .faF "-1 r.',
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! CHRIsrEHura The lnfant child ofthe Tuff
ism Minister was ysstsr6ay afternoon sbaptiter
faith, the father and several friends beinI
present. ..
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q. NEW WAGONS,
By JACOB RECH, Girara avenue and Eighth
.g street. Phiiadniphis.
rs NEW HARNESS,
Ev u LLOYD. Albany, n. Y, OF the most ex-
QuisIte workmanship and design.
NEW TRAPPINGS and CAPARIs0Ns,
NEW SEATS and UPHOLSTERY,
NEW DECORATIONS,
BANNERS ana FLAGS.
- Now and cfecant BAND CHARIOT And splsn-
didly DECORATED CAGES.
The PAVILION nightly brilliantly o..
ILLUMINATED WITH GAS,
Mannfac:ured by THAYER & MOVES new por-
table ASW0Rks, and the only travelling estah
lishnent in the world that is SO beautifully aai
perfectly lighted
THAYER & MOVES
TAX pleasure in announcing fp thst thsr !engss
EXHIBITfoS has V been tilsrc.ishiy 'q roorSaniz.i
and completely renewed In every detafl-thus en-
abling the management to present the public with
SOMETHING FRESH AND ATTRA TIVE,
Embracing ell the paraphs rnala and adj, acts ne
advertisement sill scarcely suffice for a :ulI de-
employed in this unique cstaSiism = w tSS
RTSpfs,9rs tasG esessf PTa Il pirsotn attn
composed OF all the old favorites,
HoRsEMEN,
GYMNASTS, ASu
Ia the profession.
CAGE OF TRAINED LIONS,
Has also been placed in this Exhibition, which will
MIR. CHARLES WHITE. 49,
Who will give a sensational prrformanc. while in
the midst of these formidable and ferocious beasts
THE ELEPHANT LALLA ROOKH,
Recently importd from the Geological Gardens
L. n Ion, England,
ONLY 40 INCHES HIGH!
peculiar and exceeding thrilling feature in tbs
SHOW will be the carrying of a
LIVING WILD LION THROUGH THE ~
STREETS,
the same time perfectly sat', the animal being un-
der the thorough control of its keeper. saO
THE EQUESTRIAN COMPANY
Embraces the elite of the archie art
THE ELEPHANT,
LEARNED PONY. AND
TRICK HORSE GREY EAGLE
Will be introduced by MR.. MOVES
THE COMIC MULES
VIII he introduc' by DR.. THAYER, and the
TiLREE CLOWNS
Will produce their own credentials unassisted
THE GORGEOUS BAND CHARIOT, with tho
splendid BAND OF MUSICIANS. will be followed
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Z MEETING OF BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS THIS
tan Go. operative Building Association will be
held at the hall over Blanchard IL Mohuu's
book store, corner Of 18th street and the Ave.
nue.. The First Cooperative building Asso-
citation will have special meeting In Poto-
mac Hall, South Washington. The Washing.
ton Cooperative Association will meet for the
transaction of very important business at Tenn
; perance Hall -T-'F7- ''.---- a 80 go =.
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So HsEgft ss9t9a1si tssli ~ .tl5's1 - -
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THREATS OF VIoLRHCB.-Ohristtana Reese
this afternoon swore ont q warrant against 8
colored girl residing in Rufherford's Alley,
70 do her bodily injury. The warrant was
executed by o6icers MaIden, OF the Fifth Pre-.
cinct who brought Lizzie before Justice Bates,
where the case was tried, and the accused re.
qutred by the Justice 70 give security to keep
the peace. .hett oit IS etHal fgffos.lf
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TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY-AFTER-
NOON at2; EVENING at 71s.
See Pictorial and Descriptive Bills.
WILL EXHIBIT IN
WASHINGTON for short season, commencing
THURSDAY, October 81, on Lot corner of SIXTH
STREET and NEW YORK AVENUE.
l6. %, 25 rr ..
CHAMPION TROUPE OF AMERICA NOR
- CAMS MIANTONOMAH MINSTRELS will
open at ODD FELLOWS HALL. 9TH street. for
three nights only, commencing WEDNESDAY,
Oct l6. Don't fail to see them. o l5-2t"
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On LHAvH-Justice Charles walker, OF IN,
Seventh precinct (Eourth Ward) being on I
leave OF absence, Justice w. W. Tucker, OF tht
First (South Washington) precinct, lie perform
ing the duties at that station In addition to Mi
own. .EafI=a ~ ~ re-, e ltzt- ~ - ~ g
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GROGGRTOWN JUBILANT.-The Alexandria
Journal OF this morning says s'The city OF
Georgetown boasts the possession Of an aliiga.
Tor seven feet long, also the Aqueduct, now
being renewed by the energy Of Alexandra
tor getting up steamed oysters. AS matter Of
course Georgetown is jubilant over its future
prosp ects." r.r
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RY THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.; Georgetown.

VERY ox Y kktEAR Elm bMPRoyED PROPERTY
oclock, will sell in front of the pre- misses part of
Lot No. 46, fronting Al feet on the south side of
t Bridge street between High and Potomac streets
oftwo new three story Buildings occupied as a Ho.
tel and Stores and now renting for 81 200 per an
two Market Houses makes it the most desirable
property for business purposes in Town.
months with interest secured by deed Of trust on
the properly. tonveyancing and stamps at the
V &C Il Il '''' 'D' - THOMAS BOWLING, Aucts.
Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,i Georgetown
VALUBLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-soAPAN
CANDLE WORKS AND ALL THE FIX
TURES AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, October 18th, at 3 O'Clock D. m
l"lli sell that valuable property, on the new road
known as the Union Soap and Candle Works, con
sisting of large, convenient and well built one
and two-story Frame Factory, recently built, l2l
by 26 feet containing two large Soap Kettles cana
Bile OF making Thirty Thousand pounds per week
Three large rendering Kettles. capable Of render
Ing Five Thousand pounds daily. Five Humis
tons Patent Candle Machines, together with all
the necessary fixtures, implements and appurte-
nances appertaining thereto, for manufacturing
large Quantities, with all the necessary out build
ings for Bones, Carriage, Stable, Horse and
Wagon, &C.; with 30 by TO feet of ground This
property being just on the limit of town makes it
desirable place for the business, having plenty
water en- the premises for manufacturing, and q
branch running through .....r.-r.s- .r.
Terms cash. All conyeyances and revenue stamp
oes St. 'n' THOMAS BOWLING. Aues.
JUST RECEIVED large and we'll selected stock
Soas slasf sFPd sCl0s snd
which we are selling at greatly reducedS0k0
prices, at the New Fancy Store of -
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GOING INTO NEW QUARTEEs.-The police
members of the Second Precinct station house
design going into new quarters ia day or two.
Opposite their present quarters a spacious
brick building has been obtained, which is now
undergoing repairs at the expense Of the police
officers in charge Of this section Of the city's
interest. The change is an opportune enc. for
there has for sometime been q marked lack OF
comfort in the old structure now in their pos.
session. ftttt- 4 II -'.a+ =
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ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-Oficer Nelson at
noon to-day arrested Christiana Jacobs, and
arraigned her before justice Harper, at the
nth precinct station-house, 4arged by Eliza
beth smith with assault and battery. After
hearing the evidence, the Justice fined the &C.
cnsed in the sum OF IS. She paid the flne,
stepped into carriage at the door, and drove
off in style, s-..a.. .IH
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= THE GORGEOUS BAND CHARIOT, with thu
by the magnifcently decorated carriages and vans,
and will prove to be eminently IMPOSING
SPECTACLE, very rarely seen in this country.
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THE RIVER FRONT. OCTOBER 16- The
steamer Wawaset lies at her wharf undergo.
ing repairs TO damages sustained by a COLI.
sion on yesterday morning with a barge. She
will be in order for work to. morrow or next
day. -'.-
!Stnckpole's HnaJ.-Salled-Shrs. Charles J..
Jones, Goodspeed. for Georgetown, to lead
with coal for an eastern port Margaret Mich.
OILS, for Alexandra, to discharge cargo OF Ice
Fo3cler's Whdrf.- Arrived - Schrs. White
Squal, Saunders, from Havrs-de. Grace with
coal for the Washington and Georgetown Ice
Company; Hazard. Reed, from Mattoax Greek,
with wood for j. H. Butler. Sailed-Schr
Farmer. -, for st. Mary's, with lumber.
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SANITARY WoRK.-Lieut. Noonan, Of the
Sanitary Company, reports this morning th at
within the past twenty -four hours nine written
and thirty verbal notices were given. Four
dead horses reported and rem owed, and o6icer
Whltemore had sick colored man, Jesse
Tolson, removed to Freedmens Hospital,
lWisAW ell BarYacks.l Hnl. - -asl - -
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REAL ESTATE TRANsPRRs.-The following
transfers of real estate were reported to day at
r. MHalls real estate exchange, n J.onisfaua
avenue. Sub lots and 9, SO. 733, at $500; part
of lot Ie. SO u.s. west % feet at SO, 700; sub lot
49, SO SOL at STAT; sub lot 1873, So. 1923, At I4OO:
part Of lot 49, go. 245, 10 feet, at S25Oo part Of
sub lot "a, So 9g Is feet, at $1,000; part Of lot
z, go. 523, IS feet III inches, at 81 1913.
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CAPsIZKD.-The sailing yacht Gen. Grant,
in which were party of four gentlemen, en- /.
joying the luxury oft:a glide DER the waters, -
upset yesterday afternoon in the Potomac,
nearly opposite Sixth street wharf. The party
sustained no damage beyond q thorough duck.
ing and scare. all OF which was soon repaired
upon visit TO the Cottage restaurant, where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-16

UNIoNTowH EzAHD AND RUlLpIaa QeMpA.
town Land and Building Company. hold a
the Navy Yard, 1911 shares were subscribed to.
SEE ApytssrrIsx ssT d s5e reward fiorarso,l
OF notes fcss YESTERDAY aternoon IN the aort1 ;
eastern section Of the city. s-saR3ul
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THE DEMOLITION OF THE OLD PENITRN-
TIAGY.-Mr. Stockbridge. the contr actor for
tearing down the walls of the old penitentiary,
did bot succeed, as stated by us yesterday, in
his plan of forming joint stock company OF
colored men in this city to execute this work.
He however went to Alexandria and pro-
cured the forty nine colored men required,
(himself making up the fifty men in the COM
pany, )and has te- day entered upon the work
of demolition. We understand. however, that
it is doubtful whether he will carry on the
operation successfully, as there has arisen
to-day quite a dissatisfaction amongst
the men employed, III view of no guar.
antee being afforded them for the pay
ment of their money. In the original
negotiations for the employment Of colored
men. Mr.. John r. Elvans had been employed
as a Trustee, to stand between the men and the
contractor whom they did not know; the un-
derstanding being that colored men Of this Dis
should be employed to do the work As men out.
side OF the District have been employed, Mr.. Ell
vans we hear, now declines assuming the trus.
teeship or taking any responsibility for the pay
ment Of the men. BY the terms Of the contract
for the removal OF the building the contractor
is not allowed to receive any of his money un-
til The completion OF the work, except at the
discretion Of the commandant, Gen. Ramsey.
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COLLISION WITH THE LONG BRIDGH.-Yes.
terday afternoon, the Government barge D.
water by q collision with the Long Bridge
The craft Was in tow Of the steamtuE Fisher
ard while passing through the draw ran
against an abutment, thereby producing the
wharf, undergoing repairs, and when they are
completed will make a trip TO Blackistone's
Island, having the burial corps on board for
the purpose OF transferring disinterred dead
hodieS y
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SUDDEN DRATH.-festerday morning. about
nine O'Clock, Mr.. William Towers, an old and
highly respectable citizen, residing on the
corner OF Sd and E streets, South w ashington,
suddenly fell speeches. to the pavement. on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. He was taken into Snider's Hotel
where every attention was paid him by Mr..
Harry New, the bar.kseper, and others attached
10 the establishment; after which he was placed
in carriage and started for his residence; but
before reaching there he breathed his last Mr.
Towers was very large, portly man, and as his
health had been previously good, it is supposed
that his death was caused from an attack OF
apoplexy.
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THE DEDICATION OF NAVAL LODGE MA.
SONIC HALL The dedicati on Of the new hail
of Naval Lodge No. 4, Masons, at the Navy
Yard, TO- morrow, premises to be a very ter
eeling occasion, and Will bring together the
Order Of the entire jurisdiction, with
tneir families. The Grand Lodge of the
District will meet at three O'Clock, at
the hall, where the dedicatory services will
take place, none but Masons being admitted,
and at their conclusion the order will form
in procession and march TO East Washington
NJ E. Church. headed by Heald's WASH
iuRton Brass Band, when the public SER
B. French, Esq, Past Grand Master, will
deliver an address, containing many historical
facts in relation to Masonry in the District,
: after which a beautiful Bible with cushion
will be presented to Naval Lodge in behalf of
the ladies of East Washington. The services
at the church, as also the hall, will be inter.
Grand Lodge, led by Mr.. J. 3. DAWSON l u 'ne
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SOCIAL ENTRRTAINMENT.-La evening,
delightful social entertainment was given in
the lecture room of the English Lutheran
Church, by the congregation of the church, to
the mem oers OF the Maryland Synod, which
was very well attended, and highly enjoyed
by all present The entertainment consisted
of singing, addresses, anecdotes, &C., COM
by Mr.. T. H. and Miss l.. E. Finkel solos BY
Miss Pitcher, piano solos by Miss Ekin, al
dresses by DR.. Butler. pastor Of the church.
and Rev. DIR. Tustin, OF :he Presbyterian
Church The ladies Of the church had taste.
fully decorated the lecture room, and IL is
needless to say the visitors were much pleased
with the entertainment.
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FASHIONABLE WBDDING.-MissC Carrie Farm.
ham, daughter Of the late Robert Farnham, of
this city, was yesterday united in marriage to
now Of this city. The nuptial ceremon took
place In the Church Of the Epiphany, which
was thronged by the youth. the grace, and the
beauty Of Was gton, to witness an occasion
always so full OF attractions to such as filled
the church on this occasion. The bridal party
was very fashionable, and the marriage cere-
monies were performed by the rector, DIR.
Hall, in his usual happy manner. The bridal
party went North, on bridal tour, yesterday
afternoon. -
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played on the White Lot yesterday afternoon
between the Olympic ana Union second mines,
resulting as follows:
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appropriation to repair the roof can he m a de
the pest In me city: Having spent soma time
amsulanees when general alarm Of fire was
s'rucE NOM box 30, At the corner Of 7th street
west and Dsreet south. Island.) The alarm
was seanded At hve minutes before 10 O'CLOCK.
ana In just 20 seconds the horses were hitahea
mp and the engine and hose carriage out The
oniefals took their seats in the ambul ar ces and
IoiioWeo. and at halt minute before 10 O'clock,
or just minutes and 3Ossconds after the alarm
was given the Franklin reached the box The
Columbia and Hook and Ladder came IN 3O
seconds later, or just minutes after the alarm.
rived At 81 seconds past 10 O'Clock, or 5x min
utes after the alarm, and the Hfbernia engine AZ
min utes past 10, or minutes after the alarm.
Next came me Union engine, reaching the box
alarm, having come from the corner of 2ist
street and PennsyivanIa avenue in that time
In two nutes after the arrival OF the first
TWO eI gines, Franklin and Columbia, they
were at work. each throwing q large stream Of
water. The Rucker engine, stationed at Armory
Square Hospital. was at the box in 8 minutes
after the alarm: The Henry Addison, from
GEORGETOWN, which received news of the alarm
through the police telegraph, also obeyed the
summons, and reached the corner of 9TH and
b streets In 20 minutes. where she was met BY
The ofacials were highly pleased with thei
four OF Inspection, and expressed wonder a.
the quick time made. Our washington Fre
pspsi,%ent yih equal any in the country. and
washington City Eirs Department. = -
The beds used IN the engiue.houses are Ger.
family very bad, and the Corporation was DE-.
were bought as good hair beds, but aflar
little wear 1t was ascertained that both beds
and pillows were made OF whalebone, And are
OF business, and ts % be regretted thai it was
mot discovered before they were paid for. Ths
whalebone shayings project through the tick.
ing and makes 1t anything but desirable
bed. t.,s t..s.-sE - 4t5cfs .-. 30 .,, .,
Al all OF the engine. houses the apparatus
was found to be neat and clean, an kept in I
excellent order The officers OF the engines
are as follows :--Unicn NO. l-Foreman, VIM
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RCARDlNG-Transient and permanent BOARD-
- ERS, with or without lodging. can be accom-
moiated on reason able terms, at No. $50 North
Capitol street, opposite the Government Printing
once. l3-6t~
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a ~ ~ oU Gus.
CHILDREN under 10 years of age ...........25 cts
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sae15s eM Sis siisfs'A 3fgcHSsf Taga93
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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-11-14
One virtuous Barnum.

We are at last vouchsafed Democratic defence of the style of campaign they car ried on in the northwestern towns of Litchfeld County, last spring The Edit or of the Sentinel has fought very shy of this extremely ugly matter, but one of his contributors from Falls Village is not quite so prudent, blurts out the facts, and then offers the following excuse, the richest, we venture to say, sober man ever thought off,
 Of course it was proven that money was used and used freely by the party who nominated and tpas used to precent corruption instead of aiding t. Never was there so great a temptation for poor man, in any previous election as in this, an6 thousands of dollars tcere giren Gs presents to pre- uent them selling aseir rotes to P. T. Barnua' agents.
 Not long since the wife of the "Rev" W H. Greene, late of Cornwall, was about tt die of consumption. By timely use O strychnia MT. G. prevented such result Nevertheless an ungrateful country propo ses to hang him
 It was probably on the great principle that, ''an ounce of prevention is worth { pound of cure," that MT. W. H. Barnum spent other thousands of dollars in his ia. vorite ''gift enterprise" in the spring ot lS66--just year before P. T. Barnum was nominated.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-11-14
Prohibition. .

The fate of the prohibitory system seems to have been settled for the present at least In Massachusetts that issue was fairly tried before the people and the pro- hibitionists overwhelmingly defeated We have never felt entirely certain that the Maine law was correct in principle We of Puritan descent must remember our he- reditary tendency to over-legislation. Our ancestors labored strenuously to make all men christians; but if, after reasonable time allowed to perfect his "evidences," !" any, ,one could not tread his title clear, " they inclined to set him in the stocks till he could. Nevertheless, our belief is that the time will come when liquor drinking, and consequently liquor selling, will be considered crime. As yet, VIC who vote Maine Laws, do not abstain quite strictly enough, ourselves, to warrant our compel ling others to abstain; while the really temperate half of our population are dis franchised. Till these evils are corrected there can be no effective prohibitory liquor law.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-11-14
NEW PRESTON.

The lecture of Col. Sprague on Friday evening, was full of interest, instruction, and entertainment, which was listened to by the audience for one and three quarters of an hour, with marked attention to the close It was not much to the credit o1 the place that the house was not better fll- ed.
 Tho mercantile co-partnership of D. Burnham & Co.,, which has been terminat- ed by it's own limitation, has been renewed and the business is to be continued at the old stand on Q cnsh in hand basis. The en- tire partner is now in New York, buying a general assortment of Goods. for the coun- try retail trade. On his return all are in- vited to look at the new goods and buy cheaper, than at any other store.
 According to notice in your last, Col. Spragues lecture on John Milton as an ed- ucator, came off in the Congregational Church, on Friday evening. Those who heard the lecture were delighted We make no attempt at giving even an andy sis or epitome. To be appreciated 1t must be heard. Rich in historic instruction, classic in the style of its composition, kind
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-11-14
FALLS VILLAGE.

The Water Power Company have been cementing the bottom of their ditch, where 1t leaked so badly when they filled it with water few weeks ago, and are going to let in the water again, this week. The ditch runs over large bed of quicksand, which has given them great deal of trouble, but they think, now, it will hold. We hope it will, for it will make fine skating park this winter.
 We are glad to see the repairing com menced on the burying ground little north Of the village which was spoken of in the ENQUIRER few weeks ago, and hope COWS will be kept out of it in the future
 Iron Ore has been discovered in a number of places little west of this Vil. lage. .. |
 The American Marble and Lime Co.,, are getting out about about fifty barrels of lime day. This company are in flour ishing condition, and report says that they intend soon to build another kiln.
 WI. Garfield is repairing his house and fixing up considerably around his grounds.
 Weston the pedestrian did not pass through here as had been so extensively ad. vertised. to the great disappointment oi hundreds of the fair sex who had been on the qui rire for the previous two weeks.