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New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16

THEOD0RE o. STARK,
NOTARY PUBLIC, ATTORNEY AT Law
AND
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.
once No. S oaroadelet Street,
iylT6m Second Floor.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16

THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
viii open for visitors on WEDNESDAY, Novem,
Der l. 1893.
The ST. LOUIS HOTEL will be opened in its
usual style on TUESDAY, December l, 1868, Major
w. A Hurd Manager. o. E. HALL.
oc26 Pm
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
POLITICAL NOTICES


sPeeIaE NotIce .-B6nEAg OF lMNTeA4Tfoa.
New Orleans. November IA ls6s-All parties having
claims against the Bureau Of Immigration. in the
form either oil vouchers or open accounts incurred
during the administration Of }. O.. lKathraaD. mast
present the same at ths BRreau of Immigration. liz
Customhouse street. within the next ten days, pre-
paratofy for settlement.
.gt- JAMES O. NOYBS
noviS l0t .. Chief Of Bureau.
Pioneer Irish RephbnGan CIub.-A meet.
ing of this Club will be held on TUESDAY, the
seventeenth of November instant, in the Senate
Chamber. at haIf-past seven O'Clock P. NJ.
full attendance of the members is specially
requested, and all Irish Republican caunected
with other Clubs, earnestly invited to attend as
important business will lie transacted relative 10
their interests as 4 nationality.
By order OF ~
RICHARD B. EDGEwoRTH President.
p. e. CoLLIss, Secretary. uoIl IS
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
Succession of Josiah coie-No. se,.5S.

Succession of Josiah COle-No. ;B2, ESQ.
CFCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR.
. ish of 0rleRns.-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate and to all tther persons
herein Interested, to show cause within ten day S
from the present notification, if any they bave or
can, why the provisional account presented by Will
liam Chambers and George W. Hynson, executors of
OF this estate, should not be honoioRated and ap
proved, and the funds distributed in accordance
herewith.
1913 22 M o. TRACY Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
OFFICIAL N0TICEs--CITY.

l. Il n
MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS,
.....-prrs City Hall. September ~, 1853,
No. 1046-New Series. -l-
Resolved That the Controller be aud he is hereby
authorized to sell, after five days notice in the of
fetal journal, the contract for cleaning all the
Ora ming ais according to specifications in the
(Signed) ALFRED kk Army,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
Signed THOMAS MARkkY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved, September 90 1858
CsignedJ JOHN K. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy.
JOHN W OVERALL, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
Citg Hail.
New Orle1ns, November 10, 1863.
Notice is hereby given that the Controller will, at
his office. on IT. ESDAY, November II, ls6e at noon
adJudicate TO the lowest bidder or bidde.s the
above contract, as per specifications on hte IN his
office.
nol3 81 PAS. LABARRE. Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
sneee,.lon or q. Leonee Rnrthe.

BSLdIe OF Ille ldte n 1IeOuCS DutIu6s ueCedSeu,
intestate Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, to snow within ten days why the
prayer OF the said petitioner should be granted.
BY order of the Court.
nOl6 10 "a III, o, TRACY, CLERK.
Succession of Jacob Grevel and of Char
lotte Winkle by first marriage, widow of said
D. CireveL and by second marriage the wife OF
August kickmeier-Ro. 80 539
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
> of Orleans.-WAereas August FckmeIer has pc.
titioned the Court for letters OF administration in
the atove entitled SUGGESTIONS: Notice is hereby
given TO all whom il may concern to show cause
within ten days why the prayer Of said petitioner
| should not be granted.
By order of the Court
NJ N
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16
TOLEuO, WABASH AND WESTERN
kAILWAN-

THE SHORTEST KoUTE BETWEEN ALL
EASTERN CITIES AND THE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-16

ing at passers-by. Apolice officer was put
ia charge ofthe house and Mr. Morse notified
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in G,sreetewu.

A QUIET SABBArH-Yesterdsy Was very
quietly spent by the inhabitants OF George
town, as not single arrest Is recorded a; the
ponce station since Saturday.
TIE NEW BRIDGE Across THE POTOMAC
Workmen are now engaged on the southern
terminus OF the Aqueduci, preparing that por /.
ton OF the stru cture for the commencement OF
the proposed travel bridge.
MERCHANTS ExcHANGE-Business on
Ohange this morning WAS very brisk. and
prices ruled fair. Offerings: $500 bus hal wh@a;
and 2,eOo bushels corn. Sales: Wheat, 2-JOl
busnei a. 81 50, and i,7oo bushels at S2-52. Ga
Saturday after our report closed, the following
sales OF wheat Were made IoD bushels at 81 .6.
and 2.5O0 bushels at s2.e5
THE CASAL-Boats are still arriving freely
From the LIST instant 10 date, the arrivals re-
ported at the Collectors Office number 5ie.
THE NEW TURNPIKI-On Saturday next a
meeting Of the Fairfax and Georgetown Turn
pike Company takes place AT the store OF w. ID.
shepherd, near Falls Church A board of
directors and other officers will then b. elected,
and immediate steps taken for the construction
of the road. Its utility is manifest. and we
doubt not 1t will prove profitable investment
capital.
RIVER FRoNr.-Entered-Sc Robert
Kemp, Seward, Havre-de-Grace. Entered and
cleared-Steamer In Livingston, LAWYER, from
and to Baltimore.
TEMPERANCE MEKTING.-A large and en-
thusiastic Temperance meeting was held yes
terday afternoon at Butchers Market SpaCe,
under the auspices Of Heber Tent, No. 10. In
dependent Order of Rechabites, and several
able addresses were made in support OF the
cause.
ARRIVALS OF GRAM BY CANAL.-Arrivad-
Boats ]. N Thomas, Net;ie Graham, Medley,
and L. b. Hartley, with cargoes OF wheat and
corn.
TaE FIRE AT RANsBCRG's MILLs.-Tha fire
st Ram sburgs Sons sumac n ills, on Bridge
street, near the az ueduct, which occurred on
Saturday morning. is not completely ex-
tinguished yet, as the large quantity of sumac
stored there still keeps mp a smoulding fire.
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Impsr,aut Life Ju.vv,nee Case,

The Court OF Appeals OF New York has just
gwen an important decision In case between
the American Mutual Life Insurance Company
and the widow of the insured Marcus w. GIo-
son. The widow had applied tor the pay
ment OF Tie insurance. and had been refused by
the company on the ground that her husband
had invalldated h,s policy by committing sui
eide. The defence set mp by the company was
In these words:
"FIrst-That the proof furnished omitted 10
state truly the csuse of the death OF said Mar
Gus"
"Second-That the said Marcus w. Gibson
committed suicide, by designedly shooting aud
wounding himself with this design and for the
purpose OF producing death, of which shooting
and wounding said Marcus died"
The coml any also attempted TO prove that
Gibson was an atheist or nfidel and therefore
that the suicide was Intentional. the deceased
not having the fear of q cd before him; but the
court ruled out this Irrelevant, aud held
that In an action 10 recover for an insurance
upon the life of the deceased, il is incompetent
to inquire into his religious faith with a view
OF influencing the question whether, in such
case, death was occasioned by an intent Of self.
dettructlou or Of accident
The court Of Appeals therefore affirmed the
Judgment OF the lower court by giving judg-
ment for the respondent, thus virtually estsb-
hshing the principle that a life insurance pol
icy Is not OF necessity invaldated by the suicide
OF the insured person; OF, in other words, that
though a man should be suspected of having
committed suicide, his widow and children are
not therefore TO be deprived of the amount OF
his life insurance. whether he was Christian
or heathen.-N. Y. Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

MORE ALLEGED AssAssINArIoNs IN ARK
ANsAs-Contrddictory State me nts.-The St. Louis
Democrats special Little Rock dispatch saws
Hon. James Kinds, member of Congress from
the second district, was assassinated Fridav,
while travelling through Monroe. Hon. Jos Il.
Brooks, who was travelling with Mr.. Kinds,
was wounded, but il is supposed not fatally.
James Coolsey, an out spoken republican, was
murdered In the same county. near Clarendon,
few days since.
The St. Louis Republican has a special from
Little Rock, which says the radical party de-
feated both Kinds and Brooks out of the nomi-
nation TO Congress, and the Democrats had
everything to hope from their detection, which
would eventually be disastrous to radicalism.
1t was the interest of the democracy TO preserve
their lives. 1t was the interest of Rice and
Company to put them cut of the way.
On the goth instant fifty negroes attacked
Dlrdanelle, firing into the houses of the W hites
when The latter rallied and drove them out A
peace meeting was held by the whites next da v
The St. Louis Times says there are ten
thousand stand OF small arms now IN ST.
Louis, purchased for the Governor of Arkansas
and other Southern Governors; but so far it has
been impossible to ship them on any regular
boat or TO charter a steamer to take them.
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by THOs. + BOWLING. Auctloneer; Georretsw.

RY THOs. ROWLING, Auctonecr; Georgetoy-..
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE Rrtr.
hsT aTE, Suitable FOB FACTORY or
MILL PURPOSES, IL GzoRGErOWE, AT
"a. Or. TUFsDAY.Oct 9th. at 3 O'Clock ?. N.
e., VIII sell, on the premises, part of Lot \
Water street, running back to Beatty 5 hlIey. i'm
proved by large three-story Brick Dwelling
Part of Lots No. a and 70. fronting q feet on
Water street, running back to Beatty's Alley. i'm
sennse and Back BuiiH 4ifS.''of' hr''A p"einS
Part Of Lot No. q, frenting 80 feet on water
b. large three story Brick Dwelling House
st PAT 81 LGt No. 6; fronting g let on Wa'e
ty a large three story Brick HOUSE and D4sA
Also part of Lot No &c. fronting sIs feet ., Cecil
AIley, .y depth CT Al Il feet, improved b. tgJ
Frame Tenements.
On WEDNESDAY, Oct. 18th. at , O'Clock . m .
part OF Lot No E5, fronting S5foet on ssh stree,
running bacA ~ ieet, improved with a Fran
Tenement.
Part Of Lot IA fronting II Gle feet on 4th street.
running back 40 feet, improved b. Brick Tene
ment.
Part Of Lot No ISIS fronting % feet on 9Th street
ment. --'eA GIG
Terms: one-third cash; balance in six aud
twelve months. with int. est, secured 10y deed o.:
trrst on the rroperty, Conyeysncing and stamp.
at the cost of the purchaser. posit Of SIO0 rs
Osls Ilnt,i THoMAsA DSojiwLING, Auc,.
NEW FALL AND wINTER GoODs.-yus;
~ opened, large stock embracing Poplins NJ
riros, Empress Cloths, Mouselins AIpaca. Rem
Blsch French Alpacas. BOmbazines French
ShiItz; shsT,s, Cloaks, Flarnels, Blankets. Under
Vests, Grand uchesse and other beautiful Skjrts
Corsets, Cloths, Cassimeres, Virginia Full Clorhs
and Casslnets. A large stock Of Domestics yery
cheap; 400 yards Calicos from Sc. up; good ward
vide Bleached Muslin l2hc.; Wamsutts 2sc 10 4
Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, &c; Carpetings, DRUG
gets ana Oilcloths We promise great bargains 20
I'll who may favor cs with a call
BENJAMIN MILLER
101 Bridge street,
&C SIN Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

AN ENEMY IN YOUR MoUTH-Do not mt an
enemy IN your mouth to steal away your teeth.
Beware of destructive tooth washes and tooth
powders, many Of which are base limitations of
SoZodont Insure a life lease OF sound teeth
and fragrant breath, by adopting the fragran;
Sozodont
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PIE ~URrS.

SUPRHE COURT I'm GENERAL TBRN-This
morning, the case of Barth VI. Heider, from the
Circuit Court. Was argued by Mr.. Miller for
defendant, and Mr.. Mattingly for Plaintiff
This Is an action for false imprisonment by de.
1endant, in which the Jury in the court below
1ound q verdict for 45G9, and the case now
comes up ON exceptions. Tyler VS.. Defrees: an
action to get possession Of certain real estate,
sold under the con fscation act, and purchased
by draft. In the Court below special veriic.
was rendered. and the plaintiff brings the case
up on exceptions. Brent and Merrick, and Rid.
die and Phillips. Argument in progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

NORFOLK OYsTKRs.-Mr. John U'Leary
Senate House, No. 5ii New Jersey avenue.
near the Depot,) is the agent OF the famous
oyster house Of Howard and Maltby, of Nor.
folk, Va--the largest oyster dealers and packers
in the world, and he is daily receiving consign-
ments Of the very best HIS arrangements for
serving them are not surpassed In the District
and he, with Messrs. Clark and Burdine can
be found at all times ready to hH orders.
Dealers and families supplied.
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@. BAUM.
Removed

respectfully call the attention of the Ladies'
that have this day REMOVED my HOOPSKIRr
and CORSET FACTORY to the spacious store ,
513 It'll street, Intelligencer Building
Thanking for the patronage Of the past will
endeavor to please in the future; always selling
the best goods and guaranteeing good fit.
~I am the only auh orized agent in this CITY
of KILLEY'S PANIER and BUSSEL SKIRT:
the most adapted for the present styIe
of Dress.
O.BAUM,
513 SEVENTH STREET.
oc 10 Intelligencer Building.
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LIVERY OvkRCOATs on hand or made TO or
der; suits of livery made TO order at short no.
tlce by George c. Henning, No. Sill 9TH street
Those contemplating outfits for their servants
will do well to call
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DIE -.

DIED.
FIREMAN. On the 18th instant, WALTER
FLAGG FREEMAN, in the t9th year Of his age
HOsCH. On the 18th inst, at q. m, CHRIS
TINA, wife of Augustus Hosch, aged IS years. -
HODGE. On Sunday afternoon, the 18th inst
Susan 8. Hodge, aged Is months.
HESS. October 18th, In this city, BERTHA.
only daughter OF Nettie and Brevet Capt Frank
W. Hess, q. 8 A., age one year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

GENTLEMEN's ROBES DE CHAMBRR. SmoGinE
Jackets, German Knit Vests, Cardigan Jack.
cts; splendid assortment at A. Saks & Co.'S, 81
eth street.
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MAR IL ID.

WILK On the 9Th inst. at
Hall, JOHN N. WILEISSONt to Miss RAGH.
AED ANN BELL, ell OF Washington city, d. @.
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CITY ITEMS.

CHINCH1LLA. Beaver and Petersham Double
breasted Business, Sack or Overcoats, at A.
Saks Co.'s, SIT 9TH street.
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MEMS Light and Dark Mixed Business
Suits, all wool, ten. twelve, fifteen. izhteen.
twenty, twenty five, ana thirty dollars a SUIT.
Boys Suits, five, six, seven, eight, nine. and
ten dollars a suit, all wool, at the celebrated
oak Hall, 46i 18th street, ID door below Smith :
Don't mistake the place i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

"SPALDING-s GLUE" a handy little thing
abou: the house, mends everything.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

PREPARE FoE WINTER Prizes Dotrn -
Coco MeriHO Undershirts and Drawers. ) =, O..
- cts; fine Merino UEdevshirts and Drawers
-, Sl5O, and S1.7J: good Cotton Socks. pair for
% cents; extra heavy Cotton and Wooden Sock,
from p cents upwards; good White Shirts, -.
SLIPS, and Sl5H; fine do, - and $3.50. Pap.
Collars from 10 cents per box upwards. Best
Paper Cuffs ) cents per pair, or 50 cents peg
dozen. Hand kerchiefs, Gloves. Ties, ScarfS
OF the latest style, at most popular prices. a
the original Franc, i9i eth street, between y
and +, and so that you do not miss the pla a
remember that his store has large plate glass
window. Also, that he has no branch store.
1920:
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WOOD AND COAL.

I FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
IL GLEASON GLESNs
- CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD,
AZ taeir Depot and Chief once, @ street wharf ~
Z. STORES B. CO, corner 18th and II, wssh-
II BAILEY & CO.. corner eth andF:
b. TEAUTMAN. III Pa. avenue betyeeu la.h
and 2 III streets
il. B0GUE- corner Bridge and high. George
town. IyIS-sms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

PRINTERS GRANT AND COLFAx CLUB
The Printers Grant and Colfax Club met on
Saturday evening at Union League Hall, Capt.
A. ID. Brock in the char. A letter was read
from Hon. A. 4. Newton, acknowledging his
election as an honorary member of the club,
thanking them for the honor conferred. After
a song by the Glee Club, Judge Hoge, of South
Carolina, and COL Eaton addressed the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26


RELIGIOUS MATTERs.-The attendance a The
Cong regauonal Church yesterday was very
large, having constantly increased since the
audience room was carpeteG and cushioned
during the past week the new furnace mr.
scented by New York firm, have been put in
order, and the room is now in all respects
among the most comfortable of our places Of
worship. Yesterday twenty names were pro-
posed tor membership. The choir has also r.
ceiVed number of accessions, and is rapidly
improving
The interest is still increasing in the religious
exercises which are held every Sunday after
Quoted yesterday by William G.. FIuuey, as
SIS led by Dir. Franks and Dir. \. Chester. The
number of prisoners has increased cOnsidarg bl -
within the past two weeks. and therefore az IL
tiOLal laJoCers are much needed.
Religious services were held under the Gov
eminent sheds az SiXth-street wharf yesterday
morning, under the auspices OF the Goui z
Mems Christian Association. Quite a number
OF persons were present, and the striCtast order
and decorurn prevailed. Judge BiOOI opened
the exercises BY reading Scriptures, after which
Brother Bailey delivered al impressive eXuOr-
tatIOu, which was followed By prayer ami
singing, aGd closed with an ex ho-tation from
Rev. Mr. Williams. To Major sOhn Watt TIE
Ofhciatlrg GeDt!e-aen Of the ASSOCIATION desire
70 return their Acknowledgements .o- the many
couTtesIeS and cOnFeslences furnished in mo
way Of tables. chairs, waer, &c. The exer-
cises VIII be continued each consecutive SAB
bath hereafter until further notice.
a the Island Baptist Church, where an in
teresflng al has been progress for some
weeks past, the pastor. yesterday. Rev. e.. &.
NeadCr, baptized four candidates in the pres
shee OF very large congregation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

As WINTER Is AT HAND. II is essentially
necessary 10 be warmly clad. and taking the
scarcity OF money into consideration, Il is Of
great importance to % 10 place where good
al the lowest possible figures. We do not hes
itate in saying that there is one place ia - IS
city which outranks all o:heT similar estsb-
lishments as to popularity and cheapness, aud
every old citizen would easily know the place
we allude 10, should we omit % state the name
o. TINS successful establishment. Bat for the
benz lit OF strangers and persons not well in
formed, we would saw. il you wish 20 saw
money buy your winter undargarments and
all other gents furnishing goods az The ORR
mai Frances 1871 9th street, between ID and T.
and so that you do not miss the place, renem-
her that his store has a large plate glass WIZ
dow; also, that he has no branch stores. lu.2G.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N E W 8.


Walls OPERA HOUsE.-Second night Of the
New York company.
DrxaH. the Kitchen Orator. at Jollie Hall.
lss I'm street: s25 given away every evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

MEETING OF JERSEY VoTgRs.-Tbe Jersey
voters, now sojourning in the District, held a
meeting on Saturday evening at the rooms of
the New York State agent, Col Lee, TO make
arran gements 10 go home 10 cast their Presi-
Dental ballots. Arrangements Were made for
Jerseymen who wished to 60 home to vote 70
procure their certificates of Col. Lee at his
rooms, No. 2SS 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

THH MEMBERS OF ACACIA LODGE, No Is,
r. A A Nd, are cordially in vited to be present
1t their Lodge Tuesday evening. TO listen to an
address, 10 be delivered BY Most Worshipfnl
Grand Master b. b. French See notice In
another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

REFUSED ADMITTANCE.-Thism morning s.
Green. white man, VINO has Il wife employ I'd
at the Columbia Hospital, visited that est1b-
lishrPnt for the purpose of having an utter
view with her, but the matror, discoy eriug
that he was much intoxicated, very properly
refused him adnittanca until he came there
sober He refused to leave, no viewer and Goa.
tinued 10 lOiter around the premises till Ser
geant Cayanagh and officer Proctor appeared,
and, at the request of the lady in charge, took
him to the Central Station house, where he no w
awaits a hearing before Justice Harper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

MEDICAL NoTIcE.-Dr. e. Be +. Curtis, au-
thor Of Manhood" Medical Essays on Mar
rage" etc., ETC., begs to notify his Washington
patients that owing TO his extensive practice in
baltimore he will, in future, be able 70 devote
only one day TO their interests, and will attend
every Sunday from 10 to and 10 p. m. at
me Office of the Manhattan Relief Association,
no. ~ street. in rear Of Willard's Hotel;
o.nef Gays, at his residence, IS North Charles
cure Of nervous debility and all diseases from
abuses Of the system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

BALTIMORE DAILY SUN.-Persons wishing
10 subscribe for the Baltimore Daily Sun can
leave their orders at the office of the Evening
Star, or at 592 n street north, between 9th aGi
1tn. The paper has been enlarged, and Will
be delivered at an early hour.
lO,6 ROBERT COGGINs, Agent
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DEATH OF Mr.. GARNER.-Mr. John 7. Gar
ner, late Commissioner of Improvements of the
Third Ward, died this morning At his late resi-
dence, stu street, between M and N, after an
illness Of about month. Mr.. Garner was an
old resident Of this city, native OF Prince
George county, Nd, and for several years was
payer and contractor under the Corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26
PERSONAL.

CONSULT DIR. LEON.
lie guarantees thorough and speedy cpre Of al
ment enhrsot. the latest discovers. OF s,isnce,
amt spa \; rom S'G'
change Of diet required. Rooms private. Hours
&C a Iy-
NoTlCE..Al persons having lea articles Go ny
Shop; No. al street, for Repsirs previous
then, them or they S g, Dc sSla g pay the se.rss,
ocB Gun smith, ala p street
s.V'HE wICKEDEsT MAN ~ or sny other man,
~ di., can pe cures IN few day. without change
pAhb 81 private rooms, opposite Odd helloss'
THE GREoTAN BEND. and all other fem.Ia
II complaints successfully treated st old Dr.
DARBY private consultation rooms, s99 7th st,
opposite Odd Fellows Hall ss-Hour. from
u be consulted At ID. once. $50 Z street, bet.
eases, I'm which he guarantees a perfect cure.
opean Tru.s.. ana k5S;1 sne se,1 l%prSSsa ET
on h q. once hOurs-sto Ia m; 4 tot Pm.
nR. CHAs. W. sIA, Female Physician of eIpe-
st,eed.1 BsR9Te ifsn, k9sm. With oOmse,ens
DERsONAL-MIssEs ooRsKrs All styles ana
= sizes. 1t BAUMs TAOroBY, 40 Loui.ians
JOS T. ii Sts EhHHTod On ran rx.c,-
CONNEYANCER& CoMMIssI0NERO or DEEDS
officF No WssHI SsTS d BASEMENT.
fsrtcular attention paid b Landlord and Ten
All Gases. ~ SIN
IL SURGEoNi AND PHYSICIAN.
oV8 NINTH STREET. ABOVE PENN. AVFyrH.
Has devoted many 90 the treatmen, Of female
complaints; and has met with the greatest ucoe.s
In this city and New York.
LAbIks desiring especial trestment viii end
MN very sktiiful ard confidential
fullV relieved
ing. est
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

CoNFIRNATIoN.-This morning. the rite OF
confirmation was administered to about 2OO
candidates, mostly children, by Rev. Dr. Glib
bons, Bishop Of North Carolina, at st. Mary Is
German Catholic Church, in the presence OF q
very large congregation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

FIIE.-About five o'clock this morning a fire
was discovered by Officer MeSwaney on East
Capitol street, near 7th street east, caused by
the burning of q cow shed belonging to Mrs
Haley.