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GEORG ETOWN.
Afiairs i'm Gr.rrrio,rn

THE RIvER.-The ice In the riy,r above tb..
foot of High street broke loose yesfer iRy. ART
Heating down towards the Long Bridge, M.
about two hundred yards tins side. me choou..-.
Lucy Waymack, Captain King, aud he ktt.y
Ann, ming IN 20 q ur-ptOssn ia tow q a ft.
The ice carried the three boats down araIu-
the Icns Bridge, at the draw, wi-n such iofc,
as 10 break their bOwsprits and mast TIA.
former boat which WIS laden with about - I'd
bushels of wheat. was taken i'm tow back I'd,
Alexandria; and the latter, having on hOArf
l-50O bushels OF wheat for herr a WEIGH and
Rays mills, was, v hen the ice would PRINT
towed TO the " harf above II gh str-.t, here "a.
discharged her cargo. The uYer L. now tra- ~
ice, save few floating cakes. The schooner
Nuias, Captain Baker, left the Borden Com
panN's wharf this morning, with 81 tons coal
for Warwick, Conn. The schooner W. Nj
Odenrpld, Captain Thompson, left ths same
wharf this afternoon with J35 tons cosl FOR
Wareham. Mass
CENTRAL BUILDING AssoCIArToN-At "a
meeting of this association held last evening,
the following were elected rs ofilCCr~-Pre.l-
dent, VIM. Clabaugh; Vice Presiden'. James
GODDARD; Secretary, VIM. King; Treas UTpr A
j. Jones; Directors, VIM. II. Choppel.ar, ThoS
Downing, j. j. Fry, joe. =. Birch. Reuben
Daw. James III Ridgeway, James Dixon. = ID
Robinson, and Mr.. Hunt Twenty shares rem
resenting S2,toO, Were sold-5 for sIga : A.
holder.
sCUNBERLAND Coal on THEwHARyrs The
Consolidation Company have upon their
wharyes about 2,S5O tons of soft c1ai: the Bor-
NNhf1hss -" NOhes Tue iiatilif~hlre aud
Baltimore Company, 2t5 tons, and Rays docks
contain about So tons; making the amount of
coal now on the wharNes about 3,1Oo tons.
ARRIvED.-The steamer L e. knight Cant
Denty, of the new line between this port aud
New \ ork, arrived At her wharf. foot OF High
street this morning, with a fun cargo OF mer-
cbandise.
The AoUEDUCT.-The new frame aquaduct
bridge across the Potomac, connecting the Al
eXandrla with the Chesapeake and Ouio Canal,
is nearly completed. The heavy part of the
work rs done, and many Of the work men have
been discharged. The aqneduct, n Is asserted,
will be ready for use as soon as aavigauon
commences on the canal.
The CASAL.-The water in the canal will
probably be drawn OF on Saturday night. so
as TO afford an opportunity for cleaning the
canal IN places where the dredge cannot work
Notice has been given that the water will o.
let IN along the whole line Of the canal on The
10th instant
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THE COURTS.

THE CASE.
CRIMINAL COURT, Chief Justice Cartier
This morning, the trial of Charles O'Rourke.
indicted for murder in having caused the death
of his wife, Sarah O'Rourke, at the Camp OF
the 44th Infantry, on the 10th of January last,
was resumed, when the jurors selected yester-
day Were sworn.
District Attorney Darlington opened the case
to the jury for the prosecution.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson followed for the defence,
speaking Of the great responsibility Of the jury
al some length, and said they expected to show
that if there had not been a subordination 10
perjury there had been a weaving in OF the tes-
timony of parties, which they would try 10
unrayel
Mrs. McMnhon sworn.-Witness knew the par
ties since last spring and lived in an ad Joining
room. The deceased died between and 6
O'Clock on Thursday in January, the 10th or
18th. Deceased came in her house between L.
and ~ O'Clock previous. Her eyes were black
ened and her jaw swelled; she appeared TO BE-
injured badly and complained of her jaw pain
ing her. Witness had not heard any noise IN
her room previous. The deceased remained all
night and In the morning the accused came
in shortly after witnesses husband come IN
O'Rorke said to his wife, ssSarah stand mp ana
come home" and che replied, ssCharley go your
own way, will not 60 with you, you will
murder me-" He rushed over and grabbed her
by the throat and took the money (about
eighteen dollarsD from her bosom. She
fell on the floor when he let go his hold
She never spoke afterwards. He then kicked
her twice. and was about 10 kick her a third
time, when witness stopped him, and he walk
ed TO her head and threatened 10 mash her
brains out with his foot, when witness hus-
band grabbed her We then took her up and
placed her on the bed, and her husband sent sf-
ter some wine, which he gave her, but ii did
not revive her.
On cross examination witness described the
location of the house; said that the deceased
was in the habit of drinking, and had seen her
drunk on pay days. When the prisoner went
out he said be was going for the doctor. The
accused counted the money when he took II
from the decreased.
DR.. Phillips, surgeon of the regiment, testified
that he made a pest norton examination of the
body, and found several bruises on it-about
the face, peck, chest, and limbs-eight or nine
in number. There were no broken bones in any
part Of the body; but about the lower part of thu
neck We're two severe bruises, but none which
appeared TO him sufficient TO cause death.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Wylie.-Harmon j.
Hopkins, agt. Moffitt; attachment for A. z.
House, witness for defendant. United States
agt. Johnson; judgment confessed, S2O6.22 with
interest. Barnes agt Hatin; iudg ment CON
fessed. Fague agt. kimball. Leefe agt- Wash
ington and Georgetown railroad. Pywel agt
Wall, continued. Perkins agt. Gray, docket-d
and Judgment below affirmed. White & Co.
agt. Widman; judgment confessed. Rusk agt.
Reif action to recover amount of note given
for goods which defendant alleges were unfit
for
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEW S.
Anpsenents, &c, Tonight.

NATIONAL TREATER--Secoud night OF ths
Lone Chateau" the new drama from the
french
hETZERoTT HALL.-Second and last concert
Of Ole Bull, the renowned vIoIinist, assisted
by eminent talent.
ODD PILLOWS HALL--Blind Tom whose
performances on the piano have astoni shed ali
who have heard him, gives another Concert
HE evening.
WAUGH CHAPEL. Capitol Hill.-The Ladies'
Eair and Festival rs still ia progress.
BARLows GALLERY, between 18th and 18th
sets.-Brown's magnificent picture of Nj
aEaTA by Moonlight Is now on e hibltiou The
gallery Is open every evening this week.
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FIRR lNeuRAHcR-In another column will
be found the advertisement Of the well.estab.
lished National Union Fire Insurance Com
pany'' Of this city, announcing that hereafter
no charge Will De made TO their customer for
the transaction OF insurance business and cam
NOT fail to add to the popularity Of this fayorite
company. =
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UxIoN.-Last eve.
ming the Union was addressed by Judge Morri.
son, OF West Virginia; after which Judge Hop.
kins made some appropriate remarks, and on
behalf Of the late Officers of the sd Wisconsin
volunteers, he presented to General Burbridee.
OF kentucky, handsome gold-headed cane,
made OF q fragment OF the oak tree under winch
Generals Grant and Pemberton arranged the
terms OF surrender ut Vicksburg. Gen. Bur.
bridge responded appropriately, and was fol.
lowed by General Cnttenden, Of Indiana; Or.
bIakeiy, OF Kentucky; Colonel Moss, Of Mis-
sour, and Gen. Blunt, Of Kansas.
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DEDICATION OF A MoNUMENr-The Old CO.
lumbia Fire Company are making arrange
mepts to dedicate the monument erected IN
Glenwood Cemetery to the memory of Benz g.
Greenup, member Of the Company, who was
killed in the discharge of hi, duties on the 9th
of May, 1856. The dedication will take place
on the 9th Of May next.
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Corporation Affairs,

EoARD OF ALDERMEN, March Q. Is6S-The
Chair laid before the Board n communication
from the Mayor announcing his approval OF
acts for relief of Patrick Donnelly and Mar
shal A Porter. Also. a communication from
NE Mayor transmitting the account of the
Evaporation of Washington with the Bank oil
ashingtoD TO the 9th inst, as follows:
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CITY ITEMS.

BLEACHED SHIRTINGs gone up. Gentlemen
and Boys white shirts stationery, at HenniEg'
One Price Clothing Store, No. 5ll 9TH street.
Intelligencer Building. Shirts made 20 order
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FREE LUNCH at the establishment of G. @
Godfrey, POS 4 street, between 18th and litt
streets, this evening, from 10 IL O'Clock. Cal
and partake, and sip his delicious beverages. o
which he has a variety.
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Ol II

CRAVEN On the morning OF the 9th instan, NJ
consumption, ELIZABETH II. CRAVEN. onix
surviving daughter Of the late Isaac Craven
The frtepos OF the family respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from the residsuce OF her
mother, nrs. 9. Parish. No. Al6 4 street. on
Wednesday 1t ,. m. Sh
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BLIND Tom crowded Odd Fellows Hall last
evening 20 Its utmost capacity. The interest in
regard TO his performances on the piano seems
To be on the increase. He Ii certainly the
greatest musical wonder Of the age, and seems
to play almost by Inspiration. - -.
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EASTER BAIL.-The Journeymen Book.
n large number Of their friends, and will, on
Easter Monday night (April l3th) give fancy
dress and masquerade bali at Odd Fellow
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mn 0-eu1W ~. W. - - u1
NI1IT11ILY GROCERIFs.

of ifNE family GkoCIRIHs, consistins Of
Tess Wines, Liquors, Dried and Damned Frufts
bscon. byruD asd Mol.sses, and al other articles
br FAMILY Use, usually found In ira -class estab-
80, iSsais4 esse5sd tAas vim 9iv0
10 ~ Sc ss>1 Cor. IN ed 49,, - -,
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GEORGETOWN ABYERrISEMENrS.

4 ARGE STOCK or DRY GOODS. VERY
IL CHAP 1900 yards BAArhed ana Un-
bleached Cottons, embracing Yard vide BIesched
Cotton AZ 10, l21s, is, lsL CENTS. Yard vide An
droscoggin Beached Muslin. wamsutta New
York Mile and other best mako. Pillow Case and
Injecting Cottons and Linens, Irish Linen. Shirt
Fronts, Linen Csmb. Hsnakerebiefs. I2ycD1 Yards
Spring Calicoes, including good makes at lg1,
Beautiful Spring Delafnes. Flack aud calored Al
passs, Table Linens, Napkins. Doylies, Hoop
The above goods were purchased while they
were down at the lowest rates, and We are nov
selling as low. and In some cases lower than New
York Wholesale prices BENZ. MILLER,
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The ORIGINAL FRANC.
21&,1:

PKReoNs wishing TO subscribe for The STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard.
Will please leave tAeir orders at No. l22 East
Capitol street, between &th and Sth.
JOHN CooGIMe, AGENT
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MIR. JuDD'e GREAT Book AUCTION will re
open in Washington, at $40 Penna ave., under
the Metropolitan Hotel, this Thursday eye-
ning, and be continued q few evenings. There
is large and select assortment of the most
valuable Books, which must be sold. 2al5
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AsTHMA.-Extract from the life of Washing
ton Irving, by his nephew, Pierce NJ. Irving.
vol. 4, page 272:
THE doctor prescribed an experiment
what had been suggested by DIR. 20. W J Holmes
on his late VISIT, Jonas Whitcomb's Remedy
for Asthma teaspoonful in wine glass o
water to be taken every four hours. A good
night was the result"
This great remedy has been used in thou
sands of the worst cases of asthma with aston
ishing and uniform success, and il is off red 10
the public with full confidence in its merits III
contains no poisonous or injurious properties
whatever. See circular accompanying each
bottle. Joseph Burnett Il Co.. Boston, sole pro.
prietors. Sold by all druggists.
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WHAT MAKHs YOUR HAIR SO BKAurrpuLl
Mrs.. s. A. Aliens improved (NeU sfwe) Hosr
Restorer or Dressin9,SH one bottle Price One Dol
lar. Every Druggist sells it. 60
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WM. II. WHEATLEYp PREMIUM STEAM
w DfEIkG AND CLEANSING
ESTARrIGUNY

once, No. - jefferson ct, Georectovn, ID O.
,ns,s1,iished Ia 1881 premium awarded by the Me-
roPontan Institute, 1851 rebuilt ls66, AID Il Sow
BY far the lassest and most complete estsoi,hmeps
1.-THE kind fn this section Of cou airy
Dyeing and Securing of all KINDS done in the bert
u 49,
Truly thankful for past svors the subscriber
eoIicite the continued custom Of the Community
Goods received and returned ~ ex press With the
utmost promptRess and despatch
Post Once address, Lock Box No 50
once closes daily at sunset, except Saturday,
when II 10 closed At sH .. m Gu II -6m
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LAST DAYS OF PoMPEu--The Panic
Clothing Sale at 462 7th street. has but two days
more TO run. Promptness on your part will
secure q bargain. eo3
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TIE STEAMSHIP L. q. KNIGHT, Capt Dentv
OF the Merchants line, arr we'd at her wharf IN
Georgetown this morning, after q short passage
from New York. touching as usual at Alexa5.
dria for the discharge Of a portion of her
freight, OF which she has large amount for
this city. We learn that this fine steamer will
return Immediately, taking the place of the
steamer Gibson, thus afording our merchan Is
an opportunity Of forwarding and receiving
freights at the usual time.
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NuETRoPOLITAN BOWLING SALOON.
UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL.
PRNsA. AVENUE, NEAR IITH STREET wEsr,
GkoRGE w. BAUER, Proprietor.
Open from O. IN. 20 Il p m. The Bar 10 stoc kec
With the finest Liquors, Wines and
Ales. GsTfTT
segars Of the finest brands XlIts
Call and il
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ma a-d,v Opposite the P.tsnt once.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.

Peafh Trees,a large stock Of nne trees cheap -
Apples, ears, Cherries, Nectarines, &C.
Concord Grape Wines, In large or small qusuti-
ties. Al,o Delaware, Iona, Martha, Adirondse.
Rogers Hybrids, Grapes. &c.
Kttatinny Wilson early and Lavton Blsckber-
nee Strawberries. the great market berrtes Of
0ourd, fecunds, Victeris. Wilson's Albany, Sc
Currants, Gooseberriss. Rsspberries, &C.
SHADE Tree; EyerFrsens, Roses, Green House
All Of nnsst quality and ct low rstes
JOHN SAUL,
mhs-eolos No. ll6 TIN st., OPP. Patent once.
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TIE STRONG HABEAs CORPUS CAsE-An
IHPt TtTnt Decisicn.-The examination of the case
OF Samuel Strong, who was arrested Yesterday
on requisinon of the Governor of Virginia a.
q fugitive from Justice, and W no had hearing
before Judge Fisher. before whom he was
brought OF WIT OF habeas corpus yesterday
afternoon, was resumed this morning when
Messrs SaffOld and j. J. johnson appeared for
the petitioner, and Mr.. Mattingly tor the State
OF Virginia After a short discussion of the
points involved, Judge Fisher decided 10 release
the prisoner on two grounds:-First Because
Virginia Is not state in the Union. That the
proclaTnations OF the President, and more par
ucularly Congress by its legislation, have ex-
pressly refused to recognize Virginia and the
other Southern States as forming States of this
Union That the requisition of Governor Pier
POM cannot oe recognized under the act of Con-
gress providing for the rendition of fugitiyes
from justice as the act of the executive AUTHORITY
OF state OF the United States. Second. That
there is no affidavit with the reuuisition show
ing that Strong is actually a fugitive from
Justice.
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THE RIVER ERONT.-Again he stevedores
make lively the precincts of the wharyes Dor
deTlng the rlver front by their merry songs and
''tally no "a they industriously pursue their
occupation of unloading coal and wood YES
sells. At Messrs. Harvey, Clarke & Given's
Carter Sons and Rileys wharves operations
have begun In earnest: and from each Consid-
cradle quantities of fuel are sent daily to con-
sumers throughout the city. This morning the
steamer Wawasset left her wharf for Cone river
and intermediate landings, having on board
number OF passengers and a heavy cargo of
merchandise and other freight. The steam. tug
Ariel, somew hat disabled yesterday while on
her way from Fort Washington to this city, has
been put in proper tim, and made her usual
trip 10 the Fort to-day. The Katie Ann. Capt
Laycoos, which had her masts snapped in two
while passing through the draw Of the Long
Bridge on Monday, Will be detained in port
several days IN consequence.
Messrs. johnson 4 Bro, lessees. are coins
ahead with the erection of their fish wharf AT
the foot OF Twelfth street, and IN anticipation
o. IT. early completion are having built a ware
house for the storage af salt.
Messrs. Gibson knight and Conrad Faunce
who recently sustained such severe loss in the
destruction by fire of their fish houses, netting
seines, &c, have industriously set TO work to
repair damages as early and TO great an ex-
tent as possible. They have upwards of two
hundred hands in Baltimore AID Alexandria
knitting scines, pairing corks, moulding sink
ers &c' and upon limited scale viii be ena-
bled 10 enter into the fish trade soon after the
opening OF the season.
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The total population of the District of Column
bla, as ascertained by the census Of November
IL, 1867, is l26,e9o, of whom A, sos are white
males, 1854 white females, 1854 colored
males, and 21 400 colored females. General to-
tai by sex, e. 457 males, and 81 ,533 females, or
very nearly 49.2 per cent. of the former and
sos per cent of the latter. The total mum Der of
whites is 81, 327. 955 per cent and of colored
ae,663, or 3Oi5 per cent. Of the entire popula-
ton.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-07-10

DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN EcoSoAY.-In
Mr.. Bainc's speech comparing the current c1-
penditurc Of the government under Republic
can administration and under James Buchanan
In time Of pence occur the following state
mclts. Even 50 skcptical n Journal as the New
York Evening Post is convinced that It consti
tutes complete vindieation Of the financial
measures Of the Republican party .rI
The ordinary expenditures Of this fiscal year
would be as follows Executive, legislative md
judicial, embracing all salaries and expenses,
sl8, 10000; for the army, S33, 09l ,0l8 for
the navy, 81, 1900 900, West Point Military
Academy $3.50, 900 for Postoffico Department,
s2,5OO,O00; consular and diplomatic service,
S1,208. 484; for Indian Bureau, treaties, etc,
S5OO,OOO; fur rivers and harbors, $500 900 /;
for collecting the revenue, $1,000, 900; for
civil expenses Of tho various departments So
02O, 900; miscellaneous expences Of all kinds,
including the cost of certain public buildings.
rctpcnscs Of reconstruction and II closing up the
Frecdman's Bureau, $1,000, 900 deficiencies
In appropriations, S2,560, 900. Total, 8lO8,
8l8,4A7.-The same class Of expenses in Bu.
chanan's time Amounted to over S70,OOO,OOO
per annum in gold coin. At that time the en-
tire population Of the country Was less than 3O,-
0O0, 900, while to-day Il Is well nigh 40, OO0,O
Adding 40 per cent. premium on gold to bring
the expenditures Of the two erss to the same
standard and II win be found that one year OF
Buehsnan's expenditure would amount to 6vo,.
O00, 900 In the currency Of today, end IL We sdd
one-third for the increass Of popalati.n and con
seqncnt legitimate increase Of expenditure Ne
find tho sum total Of enc year Of Buchanan . en-
.pepditure would Be $3.50, 0oo, 900. while we
spend less than fl07 COX, 900. q put Ma lob
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-07-10

NEw HlxrsmKE LEGBLArrRE-Amone tho
bills which have passed. both branches Of the
New Hampshire Legislature at Its present session
and received the signature Of the Governor. are
the following An act In relation to the Asylum
for the Insane, appropristing 5000 TO dischargv
it, present liabilities, and $1,000 for the ercc-
ton ola building Tor q new kitchen aud other
purposes reviving the charter Of the Piscats-
duog River Railroad authorizing towns to APP
propriate money toward publishing their histo-
ries /; increasing the capital stock and changing
the name Of the Harbor Manufacturing Com
pany Of NashuA appropriatlns $4,000 for
the State Reform School providing for tiie oon-
struction Of a highway from Moultonboro' Mock
to Long Island In said town providing Cor tho
union Of the Portland AMI Rochester Railroad
and:the Nashua and Epping Iailros TO consti-
rate the Nashua and Rochester Railroad incor-
porating tho wamnbeck Company IN Milton
and extending tho time for constructingth the Sun
cook Valley Railroad.
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The Richmond Esqarr tells employs, Tia.
they '.sh,sld scsts Il that their employs vote
right" s,d then spes On TO ~ that 0ey are
successful In carrying he ststs Zone q The nm,
acts performed will be Acknowledgement o. me
negroes" A pleasant duty to themselves inc
freedmen are asked 10 perform.
A delegate in the Tippccanoc Qnd.) Demo-
cratic Convention wanted the vote Of his town.
ship least as an eunuch."
The total expense Of the impeachment trial
was sixteen thousand dollars, . sum much
smaller than has been supposed.
General Gordon kindly takes himself from the
course as . candidate for the Senate from Gcor.
gia. As he Is . democrat, aud the legislature
/. strongly republican, this 10 very considers,e
on his part.
Among the accomplishments OF the German
marksmen at Jones' Woods, New York, on Tues
day was the consumption Of 1000 gallons Of
lager bier.
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n Ne,c Firm.

The Chicago Tribune contains the advertise
ment Of new firm, which was established in
that city on the 2lst Of May last, and is making
extensive arrangements for carrying on large
business for the ensuing -four years. The MEM
bcrs Of the house are generally known to be
successful business men, with large capital. c1-
cellent connections, and superior integrity.
There is no doubt they will do work to univer-
sal satisfaction, especially In regard to thorough
ness and punctuality. The following Is copy
of their card:
L. s. GRAxr SCHUYLER CoSAx
Grant Cotax, tanners, Washington, d. c, respectfully
ints the people o the United stea that they win he en-
garc Ia tanning oil rotten Democratic hides, unit
amer the 10th day Of November, 1868 The senior
her Il the Hm having considerable experience In the bus
inss thinks that, by the help of his partner, all WORK
will Gc dcn In satisfactory manner. References Gen.
erals Buckner, Pemerton, X. Il. Lee and other dstln
ruishcl Iersons 81 the same persuasion.