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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-25

n Ath OistIict Us iouOWS.
DELEGATES. r -.LTERNATEs.
David Hawthon, I.G. Cope,
David Deselms, Isaac T. Craft,
Rees Lewis, Erasmus Wilson
]. M. S. Crafty, Jack Hamilton,
Henry West, Geo. w. Chessell,
E. Ellison, Andrew Smith,
w. b. Kirk, James Tallman,
James Dean, A. d. Wells,
M. d. King, J. w. Warfield,
Harvey Danford, A. c. Ramage,
Saml. Branson, A. w. Lee.
On motion of r. HI. Cochran, the dele
gltes present at the Congressional Con.
vention are authorized to cast the full
vote of the County in the Convention.
! The following persons were reported
to the Convention as Central Commit
tee for the ensuing year: -"
| David Hawthorn, Colerain;
ID. A. Hollingsworth, Flushing;
A. p. Miller, Goshen; Fa .a15
J. p. Arrick, Kirkwood;
William Duvall, Mead;
DR.. s. B. West, Pease;
j. b. Smith, Esq, Pultney
c. J.. Poormaa, Richland;
A. g. Ramage, Smith
CIV. Sheppard, Somerset;
Capt. w. b. Kirk, Union;
N. J. Manning, Esq, Warren;
Samuel Danford, Washington
Philip King, Wayne;
| John P. Harvey, Wheeling;
Louis Boyer, York.
On motion the Convention adjourned
2" J. Fl. BRENNAN,
N" Chairman.
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BELLAIRE.

Passenger Trains leave Bellairc for
Columbia 1t 400 A. NJ. 10 A,Hs,and s:o5r. n
Esr Baltimore at A. NJ, P. NJ, and r. NJ
Fer Pittsburgh at $50 A. NJ, l0:40 A. M, and l:55
r.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-25

WHEEsS1Ej67al; q; ;yS,13StIA{.E ;y,,13tI COLLEGE.
46hzthfuD lodatioh iAE9e hfry xxsoylk, nret,ctas]
lleachstH. n alhllxUes modeRAtesi Address, u q
E9oMIs y p fFssidsAa ''''siq O'Asss,I* ssss
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HOTELS.

DELMONT HOUSE, John Oswald, Proprietor.
ID Near the Depot and Steamboat Landing.
CIOBE HOUSE, Z. @. Morris, PROPRIETOR
VI Watcr-st, opposite Central Depot. Y
NANdNAL HOTEb, Vim. II! !1Iowser Pfopri-
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aso I. ! x y " ,o9tEr.
II Manufactures OF adepifo~E
CorneE 1si an CIV @ ~, ,bslew bdeid Depot,
.WHEElINd, WEST VA,
M RepaiFin dsa " p *ifh 81 dispstsh;.9S tsa.la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-22


SrCOyn-tOn, h 'nIUcky, t-ie. mules 10
jaw street cars, but had 10 give it mp.
u The Memphis press are oi>1 ussIng
whether u Is felony 10 be impudent 70
Policeman.
1-There is an attempt TO revise the blue
d.ess-CCit W n brass buttons
81 Bishop f-Cilvaiue Is very severe upon
CTeTatIc church music.
sSC'OnHCCtt NJ thinks Of having bieuntaI IT,
instead OF annual elections.
~ Bishop Eqstburn. of Massachusetts
s>ues All emphatic protest to his clergy against
me ''POpIsh pra1 ices that pertain TO RItua-
sS-The $3.50 horse Bonner gave TO DR.. Nc
Gosh has been stolen.
~1he Governor Of ShangnsI. China has
is utda Proclamation prohibiting dem Jnstra-
NOns OF il-Wlll against Christian missionaries
ga burglar on trial in Hartford conducted
BIS Ow defence, and pleaded the c'Jle- HiscOck
decision ss pTecedent thar Ne ma who COM
Eulfs crime Is sane.
80 The lite of a child in Essex county, two
weeks Old 10 whom morphine had been accI-
d-ntslly gwen, was recently saved by coffee
ana four hours persistent fisgellatOn.
1.-TWO Montreal ladies rescued a skater
rom dTowniDg, by tying their cIoaks together
ana bauhng hin OUT, while his male compap-
ltLs Were running ashore Tor help.
@Ihe printers strike in the New ALBANY
commercial office Is ended. the Union concIu-
CIng not 20 regard the proprIetor's son as an
apprentice.
sons who SHINE Tor all" and answers the
query. nat are the Wild waves saving IN
ms manner, Let n spray"
sIThe Sa-rItf OF Warren County, Ga, was
shCi and seriously wOUn1ed by unknown par
u's, While On his way home, last Monday
night
- L r GOena, a Swiss gardener at Nash
VIE, Tenn, committed suicide on Friday
Ilght oy shooting himself through the head
A's Vii-s JEALOUSY Is supposed TO be the cause.
~ The corpse Of a negro named John WAL
.eh was discovered lying across the Central
PIKE, Nashville Walton bore a good charac-
lei nut lad, sOT1H time previous to- his death,
s'duced CUlored girl aud I'D 10 marry
Ter according 10 promise. He Is supposed 10
have teen killed by her f.isrds.
- We see II stated ny th- I.ewisbury Times
mat Gene raj WIc2ham expresses confidence IN
MS ability 70 carry the Chesapeake aud ONO
read 70 the While sulphur b. June first.
IL There a Hebrew word which lust fills a
vacant space IN the EuEIIsh language, and
ought 20 be eGuptgC. l. = Sbtmss1. aud -lEul-
he one % those tU-sy fellows VINO - ALWAYS
'akILg a sTsat show OF DONG something, aud
IL yer does any thing.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE IEIEGRAMS. Ar

The steamer Lu, lille, from Baltimore for Will
ming Oh. run IL to the schooner Chanpiou of
1OTktoWn, laden with oysters. near Fortress
GoEIoe, on Saturday. James Lee, the mate of
the 81 amer. was drowned, together with las
Hudsins, hite, and James Respfe eoIorsd. OF
he schooner.
Alta meeting of the general COMMITTEES of the
nIteu States Indian Commission in NaU
York. Yesterday, Colonel Wyncoop vss re-
quested TO adores the body this evening ON
the causes of the recent troubles with the In
dams, and remedy therefor
Efforts Will De made TO Irdict Governor
HEED OF Florida. before the Grand Jury for
some faiIurr or excess Of duty while agent of
ine Po>t ONCE department. previous to his
eieCuOn a. Governor
New ORLEANS special says the Collector
mere was informed by Secretary McCulIOch
tbat me Peruvian transport Havana is covered
o. her flag. and Is not 20 be seized.
GOyeTuo- Ward, Of New Jersey, has re-
tslsved Hm- W. WOrley-sentence d TO be
hanged on the 2{th ipst1uf. for the murder of
Aartshorn-tO tue tn of January.
The Court OF Queens Bench, in Toronto,
yesterday Reused 10 grant a new trial 70 Whe.
ian. con yictrd OF the murder OF D'Arcy M.Cya
The New York C.rrral now makes cIosa
CO.. Erct OI Win the Western roads for carry
= freight.
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6MANHOCC.D

CAs HR1drsd and Ffty.forrth Edition OF this
.s~ me- cal pamphlet, revised and lust published
the author, Or. Curtis. This valuable work
tseats on tse csUse aud cure Of premature decline
ard secret diseases OF youth and manhood. 1t
gives clear synopsis of the impediments to mar
riese. sud the remedies therefor.
ADDRESS THE AUTHOR, No. So. NORTH
CHAKLEs STREET, BALTIMORE MD.
4 sraefs from Rrrtsvs OF fhis Ro-k COMMENCING
from tas year 1850.
MaNHOOD.B By DR.. CrRrfS-Iu thf, Are Of pre
tension. when the privileges OF the true con
s;satiy usurped by the false and fraudulent l. "a
~: the unerring means Of jad gnent where 40 seek
sFef Ihs authors OF this work have % lated
ae tres;m-n of these painful diseases the pa
it, Immense circulstiOG.-ETd.
,u.rIs ~ MANHOOD should be IN the hsnds of
nth ard Old age. 1t ts a medical pubic stion,
s--y written. snd Develops the treatment Of =
zen The ply Of the il!iterate aui dssisning-
taftsf Ssryscs GCzsl.s.
C-s-rz on MsNHooo.-It developes n. fearful
xresL s.d farnshss 81 halt T hss
i-ey may Re avoided ssd ESCAPED. Fortunate for
e tie philsuthropie and scientiho m.xiIns here
so fo~ a. one cause Of matrimonial misery might
Sen % banished from our land, and the race %
. eusrysts De succeeded by . resexaI Of tn.
-ATdy, vigorous Spirits Of the Olden time.-CAyOai-
CrETrs on MssHOoD.-This Il really q valuable
work for pointing out the di resulting Il
the evils OF which are manifest In every
a.y iUm, no less than In the shattered cen
sT.tutI.n OF those iDduIglEg. IL Will Co Doca 20
s-eVert the vice which, by ats prevalence among
"a N'Lug las ; much influence on the present, ne
- tie future vel being Of many Herald.
Ia. Crzrr-'s work, entitled MANN is one OF
80 "a books now before the public oa such
sGt.sct Which can la air 70 the character of
- strrty Professional st The same tine that II IS
i.-liy h,shsib.e 20 al who read ~ Ire Doisl
30 medical trrcep.s given IN 10 render IL invalid
sVle.-NasHst.
u ETIs on hISHOsD.-This IL truly Q valuable
Nork: s7s sEorld be ia the hands OF young and
"a Ire pICtes-i9aal reputation OF the anthor,
cH'bbired VIII "a twonty years eNeeuencs -
-dics referee = the q eatment OF nervous debit
- Sc. tUlly accounts Tor the immense circulation
Ieh this popular snc ably writtS q medical treat
e hs< ootAiaed.-SSAday ZSssSs.
DE-. CURT Ir may be consulted or on all eases OF
SEhISAI I'd PHYSICAL DEBILITY, sPEB-
sfATORBH "a, sud all other diseases arising from
ctzsesOf the nstursl fu Botions, 1T ms residence
10. s. SOErB CHARLES STREET, BALrI-
EJBG.v.srs 81 communication should be Cd
G----.a.
Cf'V, -C-ra-l = 8 sL-ttosF.m. oo1s-oa
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~TNGULAs Casa rather curious case is
- ,Tidi ~ re Superior Court of New York.
= clerk IN The en- plOy of a firm in washington
y % Aet was arrested on compliant OF his en-
10y rs, IN January last, on charge Of having
-.'i'h MY cents aud was held IN custody .or
'N'fr day awaiting trial. AR his commit
.-~hI ore OF the firm came To him and offrr.d
&c ~-j'i" ths matter for SO. The check was
wen me partner did not appear to teitlIr,
Jhd fhe clerk was discharged, whereupoU t.
crTed payment for me check, aud no b. sur,
ca recover damages for false iruprisOnu.eut IN
ne sum O. : ".ter. IF he RECEIVERS, his arrest
VII prove 10 have baeu, We presume, the most
Profitable IU,Idt NJ OF his Life.
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=. BAUM.
Removed.

POLL BABIES EOOP SKIRTS, IS CENTS.
! would respectfully call the attention OF the
Ladies tfst have IU7t received the largest stock
OF FhESCH COkSE =. oil 4usiIttes. from IS % 25.
Oh also waaUfsctCriug ali the latest nOyeltIs. 81
IASlER and BUSTbE sklRTS. Ladies' will
AcsT n mind that al Goods are warranted 1T or
no sale.
CH1S. BAUM,
S13 SEVENTH STREET,
ce4 IntelliRenesr Build
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EDUCATIONAL.

SRLECT SCHOOL IN BOSTON, MASS.
miss STRvENS' SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG CHILDREN AMI MISSES,
No. Carver street FIRST door from Boylston street,
south side of Boston Common
Primary and Advanced Courses OF study.
French, By Q native Teacher.
MusIC.
Scholar admitted at any time during the school
year Goes acc nIlmodations will be procured for
pupils not residing in the city.
For circulars address Mis-. p. STEVENS, at her
school room, or hon. A. n. STEVENS, Epbitt
House, Washington, ID. c.
References:-Hon- Jacob Sleeper Hon. Otis Nor
cross. Hon. A. 4 stevens, N. q Lieut. Gov. w N.
Clafin, IchabCt H0wand, Esq R-v. y. II W ink
ley. Rev Wm. y. Warren, ID D.: Rev David Pat
ten, u ID Il. p Dutton, Esq EDen Sea ., ESQ.,;
John A. Lamson. M d.
DECEMBER. 1853 delslm-
lIIss Il. A. COsOUKNs SELECT SCHOOL,
lVI in the sta eet Baptist Church, bet. 9Th and
7th sts. The English Branches taught on the Nor
n isl school PIsn. Address 207 Pa. ave. de5-lm'
i BE JEFFERSON CIGAR
All smokers desiring extra ID cent GIG *,
should not fail 60 try this Brand sold ~ 2oi
PspBsy lvaLfa avenue, opposite Willards.
&c IS I'm
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
JBor0sALs FoR uAY, OATS, AND srRAw.

PROPOSALS. FOR LAY, OATS, AND STRAW.
Dzs~TY Q'nx,.IrR GExER.r's OFFICE,
M No 81 30 la sHAEP STREET, >
Sal. bALTIMoRE; M December IS Is5s \
until y on Tat KsDAY the slth instant. at
Ime ny VII Ne eHTned fer furnishing this
, IL h II, sS Ok HAh TX THOUSAND rHRFE
~ o.F 1sp sNp E1EIE- $50 BUsaELt
STRAW. delivered at baltimore. M.ryIssd .nh.
.eSt e The usSal inspection.
loih With apo without sacks ConditioSs ,,ias
n.nt., &c, the same IS heretofore For furtaer
Pr. osals should he endorsed Proposals for
49,, Dept' yuartermaster General.
GEL "a bTeyet Major General, Y. : A.
- ObDSASCE STOKES.
VII le ,5,t p st Pq.: sgsti2q at Fort Monroe
the 1ih day Of December, lSss. AZ 10 . 'clock a m
l&rgg SHsnt OF stores consisting in part of tas
2is Field seige aud sea coast Cannon Howit.er..
OF 9g g.,io Stars, Cas-. iron t2l and srOnze, al
",sught IRON Gun Carriages, AMI cast iron
Large aasntIty Of Artillery Implements ana G luip-
1925 Shot. Shell, Spherical Case. STANDS Of Gran,
ana Canister. for smooth bore aud rin Cd
roT EsGi S n ssriC us oaI, ], .,,s
lss kined Mpskets, st,r red TO percussion, cal.
S4s Foot Artillery Swords. good order,
- springheid Rlfiee Muskets, CAT. IS.
z Rifles, assorted.
3sportine Rifles and Shot Guns
o. Light Artillery SAbres.
20 N. y. .. and Musicians swords.
Infantry Accoutrements. Horse Equipments, ami
Small Arm sppendeges.
ARTILLERY, and .csyalry Bits aid Iron Parts, for
held carriages.
y .6ss Cartridge Bags, "a an mel and s5rze,D
hope and Corn SACKS.
Black :hs; Cas- psnsers', ssdaIers'. and Armor-
ers' Tools. &C.
Thirty DAYS will be allowed for the removal Of
cannon; fourteen days for all other stores.
TERNs OF SALE: Ten per oeot. cash 70 be paid
on day % sale, balance on delivery u NE goods.
catalogue ct the articles 10 be sOd viii be far
nished upon application at this Arsenal, OF at the
Orrnance Once Washington. ID. q.
he ohcer making the sale reserves the right to
Old IN aud pend the sale whenevoI the bidiiaC
does not come Cp % the limit that may be liked By
proper auth ority some Of the articles. when
sSer the interests of the United States his oeip
Ion, may be subserved by 90 doing.
Mai. Of Ordnance and Bvt. Col. i ga, cs&i,s.
&c 2-td
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PROPOSALS.

DEPoT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
II WAsHINGToN u. G., December u 1873
VIZ os SOD a public sucion at Aexsldria,
a. eleven a. m, under the supervision of f5revet
colonel Asa p. Blunt, A. q NJ the following
SheGs. 30, comprising the Government Wagon
Once, IL feet einches BY 20 feet sinche-
Sheds 1espectively 81 feet. 81 feet. -! feet I29
feet wide. ~ -
Shed, IA feet by IA feet
3sheds, us feet by q feet ech, one damaged
| Shed 26S feet by 10 feet, damaged
Building, 10 ieet bV % feet, i Sink, and large
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
me tnited States relinluishes the care of these
ing rent for the ground at the end of she month.
by order Of the Quarterms;ts. General
Deputy Qusrtermsster GENERAL.
de q Ct Breyet Brigadler General, o. s. A.
CONVENIENT SALE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHING TON. u. o., December 49, iS6S
sealed pr.p will be received at this ON
the purchase Of the following Signai Equipments
ana stores, no longer required for tne use of the
Mine hundred and sixteen (9l6) Signal Cartridge
Five hundred ard ten (5IO) Signal Magazines,
Forty i4Ol Signal Boxes
hight hundred and seventy -four SIS Body Belts,
:, Eight hundred and seventy four 1874 Body Belt
Two hundred and seventy three C27si Signal Pts.
Nine hundred and seventy -nine (979J Cap Pouch
Is, tiesther)
The articles can be inspected at any time before
their sale.
Terms: Cash; in Government funds.
Envelopes TO be end Orsed - PRO posals ~
Ey order OF the Chief signal Officer Of the Army.
l.. b. NOTION,
Brevet Major Z s Army,
Property and Discussing Officer.
de l9 81 signal Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-22

NJ ARINI'e FAsHIONABLE DANCING
i1 ACADEMY, a
=, between 9Th and 10th streets,
rs now open iGr reception of Pupils. For
lars or by mail. -
Days Of Tuition For Misses and Mssters-Tuss
day, Thursday, and Saturday, from 10 o. m
urday, from to 10 D. m. "a l1-f
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AND CITIZENS DR.


w BALL. "a
Magnolia Grove, No. 2, U. A, o. D., first "a
Masquerade and Citizens Dress BAH will be IL
gives az tdd Fellows Hall, 7th street on o.
Wednesday NIGHT, Dec. 3, ISIS. Tickets So
admitting q gentleman and ladies'.
committee or ArranRemeHts.-A. G. Hatfield
Henry Hin.ber. Henry Smith, ". Bennett, W.
Anderson. r. Price Harris, Tress'r Comm ttee.
The National String Band is engaged for the oc-
casiOn. DELI III
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BOARDING..

nNE NEWLY FUReISHED EACH PA aLOR,
" With Board for two, So per month; pleasant
ROOM. second floor. 80. Central location, good
table. comforts Of home. $50 street north, above
10th street. DELFT
lyOARDING
ID RUGBY HOUSE, FRANKLIN SQUARE.
MIS-. J. LEAVITT SMITH has taken this
House, " hich has been enlarged and entirely
furnished. suites Of two and three Rooms and
few fngle Rooms can be had, with first class
BOARD. at table d'hste or private table.
Board s. Der diem and upwards, according to
rooms. de I97ys
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DIED.

HILL. On the 2lst ms Ant, sf:~r a short illness
thnA, dauGhteT e I-s1 ant % hanna Hill.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
L MIS- Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 18th
day OF December "A ID is S,awarrant in bankruptcy
was Issued against the estate of MlCHAEL SO
LEY, OF the city of Washington. of said Dis
trict, who has been adJudged a bankrupt on
his own petition; that the payments of any
debts and delivery of any property belonging to
such bankrupt, to him for his use, ana the
transfer OF any property by him. are forbidden by
law that meeting of the creditors of the said
bankrupt. to prove their debts and choose one or
more asslgnees Of mis- estate. will be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy. II Ia holden ut the Civ
Hall. in the city of Washington, before J. Sayles
Brown, Register. on the I'd day of Janusry A
ID. 1869, at ~ o clock
DAVID 5. COOLING,
it u. s. Marshal of ID. c.. as Mes,enger
r. BANkRuPTOY NOTICE
HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 2Ist
day OF December. A. ID. 1853, a warrant in
nankruptcy was issued against the estate of
John II BARKER of the city II Washing
ton, of said District who has been adJudged a
bankrupt on his own petition; that the payments
OF Any debt and delivery Of any property belonging
to such bankrupt, TO him or for his use and the
transfer OF any property by him forbidden by
law: that meeting Of the creditors Of the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one or more sssignees &C his estate will ne
held at Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden AT the
City Hall in the city of Washington. before J.
Ssyles Brown, Register. the 5th day of Jan
uary, A, ID. 1863, at ~ o clock a. IN.
DAVID s. COOLING,
v U. :. Marshal Of ID. c., as Messenger 2
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L. PIANIST -.
Is prepared TO furnish MUSIC for Sci Al .nasfsj
EashiOnabie Parties st the shortest no.ioe ~
35S z eTRfET.
betu 18th and 18th, or az the freed men >. VIM
bHrE, coraoE Tth Il. and Penn. ave eo27- eesn
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LOST AND FOUND,

/ OST-A Set of GARNET JEWELRY-This
IL moIniIs on g street. between Eth and 2lst, or
IL street car No. 1. The finder will be liber ally
reverted by leaving it at Sol 2lst street, bstwe
9 aud Ii. It,
G BEMARD-LDst, Nov. 2lst, = large Scotch
SC 1ERhlEB, hair biz * and very rough.
brown underLeatn. short tail, aud ears badly cut
The above reward will be paid il deli vered at
LACY shoe st0rc, corner Il street east and
PsuDa. avenue. de Asst
S.TkhIED AWAY-A Dark Bay MARE. She
- had on at The tin t, birdie, with blue striped
cotton reins attached and had knot on her left
hi nd foot between the hoOf and the ,oint. As
sue was recently bought, from the neighborhood
80 Silver bill, Prince GeOrse County. Nd may
have strs, ed N that direction. suitable reward
will he given to any person bringing the above
property 10 my store, No 1913 Penasy lvania ave.,
between 9th and 7th streets, Washington DC.
J. W. SELBT.
de Gar prince Georgian please copy.
RkWABD-LOst. on Friday. 18th instant, in
c-.B the avenue street cars, a fat GOLD BRACE
LET, handsomely carved ne above reward will
be paid for its return to the Star OGce, or Store
- High street, Georgetown. de 81 st
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= ACE rs CENTS.
SENT SAILED BY POST,
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c,

4 'oMPbInENTARf TESTIMONIAL BALL.
BE 6IvENAT -
TRADES UNION HALL, "A
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 80, 1867
TO THE PROPRIETOR.
Com M 'fts. Oa the Part Of thu Citizens.
p MToe, Harbsugh, Jas hipp
Chas Fisher, CaptLMGrayes Dunham
John Clary, Chss Wilson. II u Clark
. ID webb. } X Deeter, Jas Lowe
VIM EllwOod, n KNIGHT Thos i Wsara
nenry Brewer, Theo Rudi, Lsrman,
TMh saruo, JAS patton. Wm Sim 0sOn,
Johnson, q Goodall, TheoWalmsey,
Fisher, Bishop, DuyalI
ant A Johnson "A q Hulstt, TbOs GALLAGHER
+ W teiDOur, Thos Fluiqn, Jas Steele
John HaNenner Geo Miller, Vim A MuIloy,
?ohh I,pey; hInsey Brewer, Dan COneIly,
ElChd aIlech Burns Conley. y PiatZ
Geo W Wilson, David smith Geo a Lyon
w IN ost; Jacoh BontZ, Ruph Richards,
" sbedd, Nm McGaiTe, W Falconer,
Il Hatch. GIrason F R1rka
oeo D"esser'A II Hall, JnoWTnompson
IiFSfeT - ttrsts osisS-Capt. L.. NJ Graves.
Floor WaHGgsrS.
I'D Clarke, John Clsry, d Hsrbsugh,
Jas hlpp Webb, j a HOllins.
Tickets, 81; admitting q gentleu an and iaifes
de-
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LA COTERIE CARNIVAL
BAL MkSQUE.
MARINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
L street, between 9th and 10th SITS.

La CCterie Carnival given at my Academy last
season having been 50 successful in every "A
particular, L desire TO announce that q ~
petition of the asne will be given at the ~
above pisce on I'd RSDAY EVENING. -
81 the Academy. L.. G. MARINI
de9 Director
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WOOD AND COAL.

WILLIAMS 4 JOLLY,
w NEW COAL AND WOOD DEPOT,
corner south b and First street east.
All kinds of Bed and White Ash Goal. Pine, Gal
and Hickory Wood, kept constantly on hand. Or
GERS may b left at the Real Estate Office of J. Il
Arr1son. de I'm
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PERSONAL.

BIS. HULL. from New York CITY, dIstip-
l'S guihhed Clalyoysnt and Test Medium al the
Empire House, 50 Pa. avenue. Office hours from
III a. III 10 N de l9-Ct"
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ON SATURDAY MORNING.

December g al our stores. large stock Il Drt
Goods. fUruiturn. g. Also. O. Safu-4ay ~ m = =
~ our Bazaar. about Fifty Horses aud 81 ales ard
cell " L. WALL & co A..
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DIR ESS MAKING.

between and x nsrth. Wedding, Reception,
Home. aud Street Suits, gotten up in the most
con pistior--tins always set aud no disap point-
ments. 81 Machine stitching and Cutting aud
Basting carefully and promptly done. no ISM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-22

On nSNpAf MORNING, December 81. 1853, at
III o CLOCK, AT our auction rooms, will s.li A
superior assortment of Furs, &C, consisting Of
Fine French Cony Sets
superior Siberian Squirrel Sets
Superior Mink Sets
superior Russian Sable Sets
Fine real Fitch Sets
Muskrat Sets
And many other fashionable Furs.
Also,
Is hne broche and Long Shswls.
All OF the above will be sold without reserve.
Terms each. COOPER LATIMER
de Il dads Ancfioners
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flY COOPER 4LATINEg. Auctioneer.
ID a lie Clerks with gss. a.. Mc.susre n Co.
: uthSesf csruer reuua. avenue aud Eleventh o.,
Star Orsce Busldinr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-22

WILL SELL MY STOCK of INT WATCaFs
i JhWkLkf, sILyEk WARE made of ~
pure coin, I = carat Colo Pebble Eye Glasses ~
and Specacles; Gold Chains and Diamond
Goods, without regard to cost. l. ALRXAN
DER, gao Pennsylvauia avenue, near 18th strest.
de s-2w'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-02-01

The o. States Bankrupt Law allows bankrupts
TO hold and against all creditors, the follow
ing:-Household furniture and other necessary
articles in value not exceeding $500, and IN ad-
dition Tor those having n wife and children, l
COW. 10 sheep, hogs, 25 bushels Of charcoal,
tons stove coal, 2O0 pounds OF fsh- bushels oL
Potatoes, 800 pounds Of wheat fiour, cords OF
wood, tons IL hay, 10 bushels Of turnips, ~
bushels OF corn, the meal made therctrOm, lO
nsshes OF rye or the meal made thereirom, 10
Pouads OF wool, 20 psspis Of flax, 1 sewing
maehise, ! pew in church. asd the wearing aP-
Parsl Of tbe whole family.