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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13
LAWS OF IOWA.
PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER I'll.

CnAf En- III.
AN ACT for the registry Of electors and
to prevent fraudulent voting.
al. Be It enacted by the General A.
sens6ty Of the State Of IoWa, That 1t shall
be the duty of the township assessors ut
every annual assessment t. record in =
separate book of suitable size, to be pro-
viued by the board Of supervisors Of the
county, the full name and place Of resi-
dence of every resident voter in the
township who 10 or who may ecome, a
qualified elector previous to the next
general election. Said list, properly GER
titled, shall be delivered to the wnship
clerk on or before the lst day Of July in
each year, after the year A. D. 1868.
!. The township trustees and clerk
shall constitute board Of registry for
their respective townships, aud shall
meet after tho year 1868, annually, ut
the Office of the township clerk OH the
first Monday in September, ut 8 O'Clock,
A. M, for the purpose of making = list of
all qualified electors In their respective
townships. This list shall be called and
known as the register of elections.
z3. The register Of elections shall con-
tain the names in full, alphabetically
arranged, according to their surnames,
80 ~ to show III one column the name
NJ 1Cuktby 0hu III 0tOtucl Coluhh
opposite, in cities and incorporated viii
lagos, the residence by number of dwell
ling, If there he number, and the name
of the street or other location Of the
dwelling place Of each person. The
register shall be made from the assessors
list and from the poll books of the next
previous election. Said register shall be
kept by the township clerk, who shall,
within two days after the adjournment
Of the board, cause q certified copy Of
said register to be posted up in q con-
spicuous place in his Office, which shall
be accessible to any elector of the town
ship who may desire to examine the
same.
"a. The board Of registry shall hold q
meeting at the place where the last gem
eral election was held, or, ii from any
cause it cannot be held at such place,
then ct some place to be designated by
notice published in at least one paper
printed in the township, .r posted in at
least three public places therein, on the
Tuesday preceding the general election
Of each year, st which they shall revise,
correct, aud complete the register of
elections, and they shall hear any evil
dence that may be brought before them
in reference to such correction. They
shall be in session for this purpose from
q o'clock A. NJ, until p. NJ, and from
day To- day thereafter and until they
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13
CHAPTER 1877

SPECIAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
AN ACT making Appropriations for
the per diem and Expenses of the
Twelfth General Assembly, and for
other Purposes.
SEC. Be il enacted By tie General
Assensby Of tie State Of Lo,Oo. That the
sums of money are hereby sp-
out Of any moneys II the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON,

VEAL, &C., direct from their Slaughter House
Having had many years experience In buying
stack, he knows just what II needed t. sup
ply the wants Of his customers and Will have
II on the block.
0ss prices aro . low - the lovest, eod vtll
guarantee sakiafAotiOn In every particular.
The highest market price paid for good tat
cattle, hogs and sheep.
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Bu9gies! Buggies !!

sfAHANEY NEIMAN have on hand two
nj M. iluggies, which they will sell cheap.
r1ay will also build to order spring WagOns
and 3yxgtcx In the best aud neatest style, at
abort no:!ae. special attention paid to the
repair ~ 3usxies. shop on the block just
SouIh yas. !. the court house. nl2m3
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FLOUR AND FEED

.,erartinsn; and seep On hand, for sale. the
best brands al Flour, Corn Meal. Buckwheat
Flour, DC.
He will csnt!n the Meat Bustneae and y,
all times furnish his customers with the
choicest
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w. N. HOEY,

w. N. HOEY,
4 CCriONEER, CLARENCE, Iowa: WIN sell
\ goods at Auction in Cedar ctFlnfy, wheT
allied on. Also,
GENERAL LAND AGENT.
VIII attend to buyittx and selling iand. paying
taxes &C. All business done with prom ptness
and dispatch. ONCE ut w. Flanagan 4 Co. =
store In Clarence. vl3n3a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13

I on short notice, in the best style and at rea-
sOneble prtcea. Farmets and others desiring
work done will please give us . Gail.
lime Good fresh Lime constantly on
TN C hand and for sale In large or small
quantities. nl3
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NEW BLACKSMITH HOP.

NEW BIAVA0GXTa dO1.
;vHOMAs w. THOMPSON would respectfully
1 inf0sm his old customers, and the pnbltc
generally that he has commenced work In his
New shop, directly north Of the Steam Mill, in
Tipton where he 10 prepared to attend to all
business In his line, and especially horse shoe
iNg. lltf
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dress, ana special messages into e0o
Holland language, the sum os sixty dol.
lars.
s24. To HC Bulls, NJ 4 Daahisll,
and + Menshen,, for expsDses incurred
rs Legislative COMMITTEES 70 visit and
report upon the condition Of the Insane
Asylum Ut Mt Pesssut-twenty dollass
each,-sixty dollars.
as. To L E Fellows, Charles g Trus.
dell, and J T Atkins, for expenses In
Cured as Legislative COMMITTEES 70 visit
and report upon the condition of the
State University and Deaf and Dumb
Asylum at Iowa City-twenty dollan
each-sixty dollars.
s26. For the payment Of sxpeasso
incurred by + S Bartell. r B Bixly, i
s Buell., William Burrell, Al Hamiltoa,
Thos. Chace, r II Lyman, 8 J Buck,
and l. F Parker, in making . dslDnso
against q prosecution commencs6 agajose
them for the arrest, in pursuance a. an
order OF the Governor, Of the memben
Of a certain military company, sspPsse6
to have been implicated II ~ murder
Of Provost-Marshab Woo1ru6 anA
Basha[olre, the sum Of thsse hun1ss1
and thirty.five dollars.
l27. For payment TO Daajsl Ellysse.
for eighteen days services, mAkjag ~
Of notaries public. = foQE 6olle0 ~
day. seventy-nvs dollars.
aR To Frank sattoo. - saetl00
diagrams of The 1sesssas1ntv1o
'contfnesd 70 ~ pagh3
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LIVERY STABLE!
a. =. INQNAN.

~ = 01O 00Uy
(LAte Treasurer Of Cedar county, IOwa,)
REAL E9TATE AGENT,
Once In the Court House, TlPTON, IOWA.
DEAL ESTATE bought and sold on cMnmis-
II sion: Taxes paid, and Real Estate redeem.
"a frOsn fAx Hales; Records Of Titles examined
and abstracts made. Also,
Agent teP Hartford Fire Insurance Go.
Policies issued on favorable terms. and losses
promptly paid. mis-
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Pension OPpIcg,, Aug. Is, ls6s. !
Application having been made under the act Of
June -, $50, for the reissue OF the following de-
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged 10 have
been lost destroyed: Notice Is hereby given that
ranta new certiGcsts or warrant Of like tenor will
be reissued, II no valid objection should then APP
40 lies for 100 acres. issued under the act of
March \, $50. in the maine Of Polly D"rau former
teinhrr /, 1877. Novembcrli, ISIS
No y 81, for LOO acres, issued under the act Of
Vas grained May y, iSjG. November il, ISIS.
No, 2s,Gl, for ~ acres, issued under the act oI
aud was granted March q, lSj6, November II,
IA 4o,o$, for 50 acres, issued under tho act Of
March 4, 1873, IN the name Of susaunah bunn,
widow oil Daniel Dunn, aud was granted NAY IL.
1851. November 4, ISIS
March 3, ISIS, in the name OF Charwich Il, COX,
and was granted February u, 1856. November ~,
No 4j.O5l, for l6n acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, lSli, IN the nam" OF Harrison C4r4ms and
No 22O, for " acres ISSUED under The acInI March
=, 1855. u III" name Of Cemcnce Haley, ld"w OF
ucorse HALEY. deceased, aud "ar granted Mayo
30 ~, 2Id, i0r lO0 acres, Issued under the act
father and heir.st' law vfCiark B. Lcath, deceased
aud was grated May 70. lsis. AugH-t22, 1855.
March 3, ISIS, In the nance Of the minor children OF
Andrew Record deceased, aud was granted July
February II, 1877, In the name Of EvAbsth Thump'
SOU, mother and helT-at,l law Of Daniel McAUsI"I
Thunpsun. deceased, and Was granted September
-, 1877 September %, lStS
No. 60,l04, for l6O acres, issued under the at OF
nett, aud was granted May ~, lst October =, 1875
No q W, for l6O acres issued undST L." act Of
was granted June ., 1877. October y, lSs,
No 50 30, for 100 acre., issued under The act OF
March s. 1855, in the uHWT Ut John Floyd Juhnsun,
aud was granted August ., 1876. October u, lSdS
NJ. 1905, for 80 acres, issugd under thG act -"
m RT
whs granted August y, 1851. October "a, 1865,
No 9,TO, Tor 100 acres, issued under !hs act OF
WRs granted February 10, 1854 November 7. ls,S
No "a SIS, lot 100 acres, issued under The act u!
March j, lslj, In the name q! Benjamin R9sc, aud
No 7s,56l, for leo acres, issued under the act 81
March ), lst5, In the naue vi Mary Crawford,
former widow OF jesse Eds, and was granted
March 10, 1858. November !, lses
CHRIS, {. COX,
Commissioner VI Peustons
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=, " y u, Augusta, ISIS.
UEnh1E MILLER, Of Providence, khodr Island,
having pCtlunn"d for an exclusion Of the patent
granted him on the 9Th day Of November, ISL, Tor
improvement In % Manufacturing Leather Bauding
for Machinery: -
u Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE Oh the 10Th day Of October next. ANY person
may oppose THIS exclusion Objections, dCpIsi-
Nuns, aud other Papers, should be filed in this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FUOTE,
aulI- f3w Commissioner Of Patent.
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Y WA-NINWIWN, u. e. AWVnNt 7, INN
DASIEL @. AsPLgR aud HALsrgADH HuTU 81
Jacksonville, Florida, administrators uf The tate
Oi DANiEL c. AMHLRR. deceased, having petition
ed for an extension OI the patent grated To the
said DANIEL Z. AABLER on the 9Th day Of NuyoIn-
her, l>", for an Improvement in sewing Machines.
IL In ordered that the said petition be heard at
this Office on the % day Of November next. ANY
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
depositiogs, and other paprss should be hlrL
10 this ONCE wcnty DAY before the day Of hear
Ing. ELISHA FOOIE,
Au2j-TSw Commissioner OF Patents
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Agriculture.
TREES. VINES, TREES.

Ola Il, 900 Peach, TO- 600 Apple, 1900 Pear, Plum,
x and Cherry Trees,
Rhubarb aud Asparagus Roots, Desires to have
orders in by lst Of October, 4nd hlled 10 rotation.
Order early A. J., MbKkls, Jr,,
Sept ~ Seed Store, near I'D street.
IIOWES STEVENS FAMILY DYE COLORS, 60
! Thirty Different Shadrs, all In liquid form
The same shades, all IN powder form. We advise
the use Of tho Blacks, Browns and DTabs, In the
powder form For sale by all Druggists aud
Dealers, and al the Mandatory, Boston, Mass.
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Notices of Patents.


I
u WAzHISIrON, d. G.. Aug q, 1873
WHiTrESE. KIDD, u New York, y. =, having
pctitoned for the extension Of a patent granted
him on the 18th day Of November, 1854, aud reis-
sued the 18th day Of January, 1857, Tor improve.
msnt In M9ulds for Pressing Bonnet Fronts:
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this Office On the 9th day Of November next ANY
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
dispositions, and other papers should be hei In this
ELISHA fOOTE,
Rug27-Th3w CommisslOneT Of Patent.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

y wA-HISItOS, D. G. August II, ISIS
JACOB SwARTz, OF Philadelphia, Pa having Pc
hlnued Tor au extension Of the patent granted him
IN the liih day OF November. iaII rPissued on tho
9TH day Of Juue, lsO, and again Tei-sued IN three
divisions, numbered 1871, 1874 aud 1873, the Nd
erb:
:, Is ordered that said petition he heard At thi.
vthce GU til" I'd day Of November next Auy per
sou may oppose tins rNtru-iu Directions dsp,Isi-
tons, and other papers should be hpd Ia this Ofre
twenty days before tho day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
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y WA-HISuTnS, b. e August 81, ls's
GEuRdE w IEr, Winchester, OhIu, having Pc.
uiuurd for the extension Vt the patent granted hun
the 3si day IT November, lSI for au irnprvN rmeul
iu seed Planters
II l. ordered that said petition be heard 1T this Of
DC" the nh day Of November next, Any person
may oppose this eNlrn -iuu- Objections, drpr~l-
uuus, aud other paper should he hlcd u this "tlCc
twenty days before the day OF hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
au2 .w3w Commissioner Of Patents
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YouSG CATHOLIC FRIENDS Soc Erv-EL nc
TIoN or OpPICERs.-At s n, m. yesterday this
association met at Carroll Hall, on q, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, j. Carroll Brent pre-
siding and j. q. sullivan secretary.
The following-named persons were chosen
officers of the society for the ensuing term j..
Carroll Brent, presidents Thomas Noonan,
vice president; J. I. Sullivan, secretary Jos.
Garter, book'keepcrj George Savage, treas
urer, and James Lackey, steward.
After the transaction of some other busi-
ness, of no importance to the public, the
society adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

ORPHANS COuRT-Judgf PHrcfH,-ThiB cOuI
transacted the following business on Satur-
day!
LAST WILLS.
The last will OF Laura He'll reported lat
week, was fully proved and admitted to record.
The wills OF James bradley and Lconidas
Coyle, before reported, were partially proven.
LETTERS TE~TANESTARS.
Helen Hammond qualified rs administrntFlx
of Laura BELL, giving bond In VI 900, with W.
L. Dunlop and Ruht, Dick AS BuFctics,
GUARDIANS.
Evelinc Beale qualified Ms guardian Of tho
estate of her children, giving bond In 1000,
with John A. Ruff and Thomas J. Magrudcr AS
sureties.
Maria johnson qualified as guardian OF
Elizabeth Prout, giving bond In the sum OF
400, with John Davis and Charles White NJ
suTetieB.
TuE CONTESTED Guild CASH,
In the case OF the child Cora Aiken, or Der
rish, he ordered reference to the examiner Ia
take testimony.
ACCOUNTS.
The inal account of Ann Dulaney, guardian
OF her children; of Morris Adler, administrA
tor of John Mason; OF William sweeney, ad.
ministratOr OF Rosetta NJ. Swcenyi OF Ann
Dulaney, administrator Of Caleb DuIaney, were
ilcd and approved.
Adjourned.
EquITY CoURr-Juiyc FISHER, pro tsm.-rhls
court made the following order on saturday:
McAlster vs., McAnster. Order allowing
trustee to sell at private or public sale.
Adjourned.
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WARRINGTON CITY GARDEN.

The proprietor Of this we'll known aud popular
place OF resort desires to call the attention OF assoc
Citations, schools and parties wishing to CIV,
re WASH iSG GFf CITY GARDEN.
Il Ia located the corner OF New York avenue and
First street west Is easy Of access, and Is shady,
cool, and pleasant It's supplied with shooting
fteshnents q all kinds and Of the best alty fur.
nished at the lowest rates. There Is also a hns
dancing pavilion in the Garden. The manager
pledges himself to please all who may apply
2s.tf Nans..r
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A Cool MURDRR-THEGuILrY PARTY STILL
AT LARGE.-Sesterday, about 1 p. m, one OF
the coolest murders occurred on Eleventh
street west, near u street north, that has oc.
CURED In our city for a number OF years, and
strange to say right In the presence OF one oil
the Metropolitan police force, Oiilcer Koontz,)
who made no attempt to arrest the murderer.
A large chicken cock, weighing some ten
pounds, was standing In the street appar.
emily viewing the surrounding country, when
one not half so heavy came up Eleventh street
aud began to argue with the larger one, who
looked down on the little fellow with the
greatest Indignation, and endeavore to kick
same time. The little rooster being up to his
bliss lodged the big one, leaving him pass
over his head, This game was pltycd some
two or three times, when the little one, having
no notion OF being run over, jumped up and
hit the mammoth cock alongside the head
such sumner as to break his neck.
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night at Union League Hall, when able
speakers will be present to treat on the politi-
cal topics Of the day.
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THE SCHuETzEN VgREIN.-This mirth. loving
association OF citizens will open their new
park two days additional (to-day and to-mor-
row. since the weather SO materially interfered
with the sports OF the days originally liked
upon for the enjoyment OF the association and
| visitors.
About 400 In prizes, rs well as a splendid
gun valued at 1928, and a present from the
Buerger corps, will be shot for. About 1900 In
bowling prizes, Including those rolled for on
Friday, are TO be awarded. The sport OF the
| occasion will be enhanced by the boys In
| their endeavors to catch = creased pig, pre-
The Schueisen Fest Zelung, printed for the oc
| casIOn, on each morning OF the fest, by Mr.W
| Koch, and ably edited by Mr.. Joseph killian
1t contained a full report OF each days pro
| ceedings.
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All regard Tor the Lord's day.
TELGRArH STATIoNs.-The following Is a
correct statement OF the fire alarm tele raph
stations In the city:
q Third street east and l. street south.
.. Eighth street east and Virginia avenue.
I. Eleventh street east and Pennsylyauia
avenue.
o. Seventh street east AID Pennsylvania
avenue.
O. Fifth street east and A street south.
7. Police Station, Eighth precinct, Fifth
street east and South Carolina avenue.
3. Fourth street east and q street north.
o. Sixth street east and II street north.
IL. Second street east and X street north.
Is. Second street east and East Capitol
street.
10. Second street west and F street south.
10. Police Station, Four-and-a.half street
west, and II street south.
II. Four.and.a-half street west and NJ street
south.
Is. Eleventh street west and Maryland
avenue.
10; Four.and.a-half street west and Mary
q. Ostreet north and New Jersey avenue
railroad depot,
~. No. Hook and Ladder House, Massa-
chusetts avenue and Fourth street.
%. Fourth street west and New York ave-
20. Police Station, Seventh and Boundary
streets.
II. Seventh street west and NJ street no ..
%. Tenth street west and II street north.
20. Seventh street west and L street north.
81. Four.and-a-half street west and Pennsyl.
vAnia avenue.
-. Seventh street west and u street south.
81 Bank OF Washington, Louisiana avenue.
| IS. Central Guard houpe.
81. Twelfth street west and N street north.
| 30. Twelfth street west and street north.
IS. No. Engine House, ID street north and
80. state Department, Fourteenth street.
q. Willsrd's Hotel.
-. Fifteenth street west and X street north.
20, Hieernia Engine.house, Nineteenth st.
west and II street north. ,
| ~. No. | Engine-house, Sixteenth street
| west and X street north.
~. Sixteen-and.a -hslf street west and II
| street north.
IS. Twentieth street west and NJ street
| north.
~. Police station, Twentieth street west
| and X street north.
81. Twenty.sixth street west and q street
50, Twenty-,hird street west and l. street
| north.
%. Smithsonian.
90. Arsenal Date.
| 81. Navy Yard Gate.
IS. Corner Eleventh street west and + stree,
north.
| SO. Sixth street wcst and N street south.
81. Adams Express Once, Pennsylvania
avenue.
| Oz, II street hOfth ana NOttn 'hpilOl street
| 63. Seventh street west and street north.
u. Ninth street west and q street south.
Is. Fourteenth street west and G street
| south.
| u. United States Observatory.
Us. Supt. oil Police, (resIdcncc,D Eighth stree
west and X street north,
II. Policc-station, First street west and
| street north
| -. Georgetown.
| DIRECTIONS TO KEY HOLDERS,
| Turn the crank slowly and steadily abou
| twenty-five times; then wait n few moments
and fyOu hear no ticking In the box, or alarm
on the large bells, turn as before until you
| hear the alarm.
Alarms Of fire will be given on the bells o.
| Thirtccnth street Baptist church, st. Mary
| (German) Catholic church, (Fifth street west,
and the Columbia enginc-housc bell, tCaptto
HIM. by striking the number OF the box Civ
ing the signal.
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Another RUMoRED REDrCTIoS.-It 10 pub
lishcd that another reduction of force will
occur In the Treasury Department this month
about $50,
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-NIrEp STATES PATENT OFFICE.

-. ,WAsHIN TOY, D, G, AuIusI6, Tvs.
CHESLEY JARSAG,N. Of Beans Station, I"uurs-
zoe, hay az petltiOntd dr ueNtens'un u the patent
granted him the lst day Of october, 1854, for au
Improvement In "seAts for Wagons, tits Grdef,d
that said petition be heard at this office the 18th
day u! October next
Any person may oppose this extension. Objcc.
tiuus, dephsitOus, and other papers should be nlrd
in this Office twenty days before the day Vt hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
nulA. ThlM Cnnml..Lnnrr al pnIrnin
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Pace LIST OF gents furnishing goods at the
original Francs, i9+ Seventh street, between
u and T. streets: Good white shirts, SlGpl so;
line white shirts, k2d2.JO; good undershlrts
and drawers, 6Oc., Toe, and tli No. fine
cotton socks, 10, 10, 20, and 20 centsi best
English half hose, 10 and Vi, so per dozen; good
paper collars, three boxes for % cents; white
handkerchicfs, 10, 20, and IS cents; linen co l.
lars, cuffs, ties, bows, toilet articles, sc, at
popular prices. Remember the place-I9i
seventh street, large plateglass front, six
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SALE or REAL EsTATE.-McLellan, bar
nellie n Co., AS Fifteenth street, have sold
the house No. 22j ID street, between Four.
Carroll, for a. 900,
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CoNTRACT AwAHDED,-MaJoF GcOrge He'll,
CUmmissary OF Subsistence Department OF
Washington, has awarded the contract for
Shoemaker, at ti2,lo per barrel, and 800 bar
rela OF No. 2 nouT to VIM, W. Gait, at eli per
barrel, they being the lowest bidders,
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OUT AuAIN.-Thc notorious Robert Rich.
ardson, alias Bob Rats, who was shot about q
week since by Mr.. Quinn, in his store, in
Prather's alley, and who was under the care
of DIR. J. l.. Suddarth, Is again on the streets,
and Is ready for as much mischief as any other
colorcd man in Washington.
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HEAR w. People, AND LISTEN TO THE
VOICE OF WIsDOM-Thosc In want OF gents
furnishing goods, good goods, at low p Ices, go
to the original Franc, I0I seventh street, be-
tween u and +, where you will find splendid
assortment, twenty per cent. cheaper thai IN
any similar establishment In the city. Ills
motto IL, "a quick penny Ia better than a slow
dollar.n Remember the placc-l94 seventh
street, large plate'glass front, Elk doors below
T. street. No branch store.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-07

HYMESIAL-Mr. W. l.. Lamb, OF this city
was united In the bonds vi matrlmony to Miss
Minnie l.. Hunt, of New York, on the Ith
inst, by the Rev. Father Boyle, Of st. Peters
church. The ceremony was performed at the
residence of Father Boyle.
After receiving the congratulations OF their
friends, the happy couple left the city on the
$50 train for the north, where they intend to
spend the "honey-moOn.n