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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-06-20

Hell DIS
Extract Buchu,
More strengthening than any of the preparations
of Bark or Iron, infinitely safer. and more pleas
ant, is now offered to afflicted humanity as a GER
tain cure for the following diseases and symptoms,
from whatever cause originating:
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determination of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hysteria,
General Irritability,
Restlessness and Sleeplessness at Night,
Absence of Muscular Power,
Loss of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emaciation,
Low Spirits,
Palpitation of the Heart,
AND, IN FACT.
All the Concomittants of Nervous
and Debilitated State Of
tho System.
TO INSURE THE GENUINE. CUT
THIS OUT.
SIX FOR
H E L NJ B o L DIS.
Take No Other,
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-06-20
THE JUDICIARY

THE JUDICIARY:
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Salmon p. Chase Of Ohio, 80. Chief Justice
Nathaniel Clifford. Of Maine, Associate Justice
Samuel Nelson, of New York, do
Robert l.. Grier, of Pennsylvania, do
David Davis. Of Illinois. do
Noah II. Swayne, of Ohio. DO
Samuel Y. Miller. of Iowa, do
Stephen J. Field, Of California, do
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State Government of California.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT:
H. H. HAIGHT. of Alameda county. Governor
WM. HOLDEN, of Mcndocino, Lieut.. Governor.
CT Rylaud, of Santa Clara, Speaker Of the
Assembly.
H. l.. Nichols, of Sacramento, Secretary OF
State.
Robert Watt. OF Nevada, Controller.
Antonio l.. Coz nel. of Los Angeles. Treasurer.
John w. Bost, of MERGED, Surveyor General.
10 Hamilton, of Placer. Attorney General.
Jamos IL. Cutter, OF San Francisco, Harbor
Commissioner.
George Seckel OF Tuolumne, Clerk Of Supreme
Court.
Daniel W. Gelwicks, of Ell Dorado county, State
Printer.
0. P. Fitzgerald, Superintendent Of Public
Instruction.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-06-20

UNITED STATES ARMY:
Ulyses S. Grant, OF Illinois, General.
VIM. T. Sherman, Of Ohio, Lieut.. General.
U. S. NAVY:
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that we have right 10 demand that she shall
not permit her rOwdIes 10 obstruct that road
way. Washington has a vital interest IN the
matte should the question of the removal
Of The sea- ofCiOvernmenteyerb be agItated ag ain
IN Con-re~- W. know well that the argument
most str.uuOasly used III its favor, and the one
most likely to he edsc i've upon the temper OF
that body l. that the national capital should
not be in a locality that o-nnot be reached with
-afety 20 life and limb, or that - liab.a ct any
Inornrr, TO be cut off from all communication
with the rest of the country by the cherished
81 Plug Tglles " and blood Tubs " of
Baltimore. Tie Sun, with Its influence
III BaltimCre, might, bv denouncing the
cUtrages OF tie Baltimore rnfIians, have
cor pell'd the authorities TO repress
he playful disposition of these fine young gen.
tt"mrn f Baltimore 10 shoot patriot soldiers,
tear up railroad tracks, assassInate passing
Presidents, and pull HON ward bound voters
through th- car windows. But we have vet to
see in the SIN one word Of reprOofO or censure
Of tn" dOiugs of the rc-dies 81 hat city. Its
whole ann has been - pslIista and belItrle
every Oc-UTreE p Of the sind. and to shield the
perpetrators. The result Is that the ruffiauly
elrmr u Of mat city. secure OF being =u~ IA ned
- the press and thy authorities, Is likely 10 be
TIE supreme power La - III The futUIe - ~ the
10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

Judge Underwood, in he Virginia District
Court OF the United States, mas decided that tte
assignee of bankrupts estate may aside
real estate rs portion or his baukrupts e1-
C~nticn, but OH,y ia cases where it VIII no: in
lure the sale Of their real estate or work adj
Ntr-ely 10 the interests OF creditors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

A U r D.
We shall open on TUESDAY Ito davD a very
large lot Oi BLACK AND COLURED DRESS
slLhS, which w purchases at auction in New
/ CTk last v - AZ extremely Tow prices, AMI eau
CttT some &c the best bargains We have hal far
yrars. Our intention was 10 have deferred max ,ng
the bulk u our purchases until We we're in our
new store. int tie work of fitting il up having
been delayed, Esd the large amount Of French
Dress Go1ds which have been thrown in the
New York auCiiOr rooms Gently, have in
Cu'e1 us 10 buy while they were selling At such
low rates aad as We shall p-o3 AOly move about he
last " this month. and are dCsIOus of Carry n2 al
the trade We possibly can with US. we shall offer
some extra baTs aims from this time forward.
". NJ SHrSTFR 3 BRO,
H. Dot No. 3 VI .rh t SD Ice.
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The BichmcHd wiz OF Saturday says that
J. believe that the bulk of the people of Viz
gIuia would be willing to extend the right of
suffrage to negroes. The Bhty expresses no
opinion IS to the wisdom u such measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

CONTESTED CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
Hon. Lecnard Myers Fas served his notice of
contest on John MOfe.. IN Inc Tniri Congress
IOual Disu1ct of Pennsylvania
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nARGAINs FROM AUCTION.

Jos. J. MAY & co. will oreu TO DAY. (Mcr-
day, November To- 2 large sssortHs- ut Of Black
ami C,lOred silks. six ChsIH papliu-, Satin fare
Sergcs, Striped Pollins. ErCncn Ierinos. Rfr-
EmPTess Cloths, all wool Wiureys and other Drs.s
Goods; also, large lot 81 heavy 1Bd stylish CICab
Ncdnesfay, ThUistay, eni l'Iia. asst Q: Hew
York. fcl cash, greatly below the cost - tmports
ton. They win he sold very cheap. in order to
close them out 1T once.
hg-ULe Price OnlF-Inar keG in plain figures
SOS PenHsy lyania avenue. Between 9th ALf IJ'h
streets. uuit-2t
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NATIONAL THRATER.-NIIs Maggie Mitchell
drew crowded aud fashionable house last
night As usual, and this evening will appear
again as "Eanchon," supported by Mr.. Collier
and the stock c0mpasy. This play seems never
Il lose its fascination tor the public, and is Al
ways Winning card.
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HARVEY PET ARS.
BOARDING.

tsDABDIEG.-TLree ~ four ra4t.sat.u can ba
X aCcuHDH dated vith newly Furnished ROOMS
and BOARD for So per month zach. II No. 1913
i,i st, bet. and New York avenue. npi1 g.
FENo MEMBERS OE CONGRESS or CTUEgE.
FiVe large ROOMS siIgly OF il 7r.itn. on Grst
ans second floors. ~ the residence formerly uccr.
plGo 10y DR.. SmOCt- p Pc. avenue north size,
between 1871 and 2D.b SITS cor Mug eyR-y mod
ern convenience. and newly furnished through
oct, with or without f,st-c,ssr BOARD. Terms
moderate. Al4s, handso dr'y newly and thor
oueSly Furnished HOUSE. IJutAaiog 81 the
ncfeTn Col Vc1IenC-s for rent. Oc ~ IniH
T. IhST CLASS BOARD, $50 PER MONTH.
{ ROOMS 8 10 SO. ia u healthy aud Pheasant
location, short vAIk from most Of the pubic Of
fees: al No 2l- street, between 18th aUi sch
streets. un9.tDeclt
EEhTLESEN WISHING FIRST ELSSG
NJ IA BILE B0ARD, with al the comforts II
home, should apply Immediately at No. i~3 iH.u
street, opposite he Gas OH Perfect satisfsc.
ton given. Terms only IS per week in a..
vance. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

Mr.. Rurlingame ard the Chinese Enbassa-
dOrs iii be OfficIalIy received by the Queen
at Windsor. On the 2gh ms
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Walls OFERA HoUsB.-Tbe great saus4.
tIonal drama AFTER Dark vas brought on. il
fine style al this iOpUiar Ih-ater last night
The sec bic effects are We'd produced. the f.rTy
scene and the ra'lTCau scene being exc-ll.ntiy
represented. The dramatic part Of the per-
Torrance i all that cOlld b. desired The
piece a. unquestionahly a success, and viii
draw fine houses here a. 1t has tor many sue
CessIye weeks IN London and New Ork. II
viii b. repeated tonight
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WANTS.
WkNTED-st DUBtSr'S FOOD T,1TE
w DRESS. Alss. DISH WASHER

W DRESS. Al,s, Disn wAsaEs! "N rs.
A rIhhMERICAN WOMAN WISHES ASITU1
xsshis Beierene. ans no ADDE'S. Be-, Ia IN
WtNTRD IsMEpIITEIY-SIX T0T1i
m.kirr NJ hn, 10 - cn Dress
MS hARY A. EATON $50 9th street aS Tti u
WhNTEe-ons good HAND t. Sev Carpet
and Louisiana avenue. no e ~
aNTED-Ry res gectshle Woman SIF,TI
between 9Th .nd 7ti strest., NaSy lara ~ =
WANTED-Tp rent by DeceInbar 1t a IT75-75-
Room o9S' %el Ho rnm to 70 rooms Iaress
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO- c6,r7-,-.
work and to assist in washi4r and irauis-
i ht;fte.fnees required. APP! at Sl.ithsoni4r Ia
yykrT En--By rrscec.sblc -TSj.. gj-7 :. -,
" CATION 10 do oLsmseryarI s1d r.,it. -.
ing, keiereEce given ii required fFurl her A..
employer. Address note 20 Boz 4. ! a. on C. T.
W Furnished Rooms. With everything fo,.gI
t.lts s 49, %, honsr''esPigs iTes sa;'ag ma
treasury Department uulr.g
a GENTLEMAN a CL@kK IN ~ as
Ear Im-Jts desires 800 i aid 5DARu in
eEs tCr himself wife and child two ya.rs or -
dr zoe must be good 20 ;t:ms re,soDs7'e. A.
no Ii 81
feNo RAILROAD COEPORartOVs- gIvil
Engineer BLL 81 GEM teate.t II stva. -..r,-
e&per'tn noe Al the su5trdCtt1r Gu3 mana mo-. d.
Snort - burh1n steam roads ald q .itg Egrs. ca
Ihr7s desires an engagemsur IN NasRfrgt n y
- or = y'CiHit-. Il Is nov Ta7!5l- 3 = Nop Or
leans. Ls. For further par:I ru'9fs t-4u.-a - : Cd
%" N" jersey av., cor. r 81 south. aI5 Nv
kVAETED' w8NrZou
ct ne iWhNTlBTI STREET MsEXRT -,
IN street. between q ana T. with thrir make
baskets, and have them uuod from oar cI1,~s
tt9CF e Provisions.
EEFF F.5r iG1s "a % ccots Ipr p1gBa
GJJTcN from 20 ;o ~ GEMS par pa-,rs
kE5L from A. & 81 cents PEE 9suc5
LAME hon. ~ = =. cent? pes pauo...
bNIIER. LAhD. IEt, AFON. CkNSEU
EIhBLES ever day
Marketing deliyero1 t, -aaa] s55r,ss
&C IL I'm = p. GEE KtEE 4 soy
XNANTEn--A GentIerG8u who fer long tiT,e
w hsz been BuStCCss and C0rnaerCia C3r-a1-
pendent. liz" and rapid nCrmAu. s.I6 FAINT, .r
With Office and Counting r6OJG Worl. geueI ally.
and whose afternoons bLd evenings Cre uge,.rf1I--
e. would otter his services nj mode Il, re,..
those -5iriu6 to employ him. add rezs tnroags
Post OfiCe
ocl2 HARVEY rETaRs.
C. NU0 WANTED 30 ne Y-ET7 I77i- ~
tNosttD. SECON HARD CLOTrTNEfr
which fsir price vii lie r.i1 ,!sG,i1ie sd ~
pairing done Ia the bees r,anrsr At Nc.41s ri.
st, between and i, WASHINGTON. l. c. Sc i5.iy
SsAkTGD-NEN aNL CAEE-OFF CIrsT'Ei.
or any article Of -al1g, ~ tL- old establish Il trr
Of X FTEIGG G 90 EgySat-nIsrs 4. ~ 7-.EFr
street, nc 81 l+unE. 'vaa:s sNt -us "a yt.egs
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0@CITY REGISTERS OFFICE.
uS Va HINGrOS, D. O., Nov. Is.
1~DE tai OTIOE

W. DEN TAI NOTICE
W H. BARRETT, DDS,
formerly Of Philadelphia No. 20 a, stree :. be
tween Ia. ave and G. street
All Dental Operations skiIIfuIly per,g~.,ad
Teeth extracted without Pain by sdmiai. = in /,
Pune NItT0kS OLids.
REFERENCES.
Prof. T. L. Buckingham, ID. u 8
Prof James Truman, u y. s
Prof. Geo. 7 Barker, ID. L s.
Prof ELIAS Wildmsn, N. D., II. D. s . Y, qnsy "a
mia College of Dental Su rgery. Phiiadeiphis
Harvey LinGsley, u. D., No. $40 Cstrest, Wash.
lbston' u. Y. &C II en-
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Hon. ksveTdy johnson has written Letter 20
the agents of a Texas Land ami Emigration
Company IN London, giving Texas 4 first-class
- -umm-Gdation as apcacelu. and orderly STATE
IL says That there ar- ass of vIoeuC" Ia
'ust STATE Is 10 doubt true, bur no more, l
J"Upve, thG1 occur il either OF the other States
or IA any Oher country. 1 have no doubt,
Therefore, tGa- eLaIgrauts INTO Jne State Will De
safe a IN any other part of the Uniou.'
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DEATH o. Preside. TIAL ELECToU.-The
iun-.al Of exit pyeruOT Tod. OF ONO, took
place on sunday, a. his tate home 81 Briar
Hll. NOuugstowa, Ohio IN nofIc,Ag lis death
aud the facJ ttat he was one Of the chosen
Presidential Electors of he state. some Of the
western Journals are copsIIrrIng the question
- &c the manner Of filling vacancies in The
I!-l.,sIi College. The S'..te law OF ONO, IN
accordance with the az: %! Congress IN rela-
ton 10 Electors. prov ides that the Electors
shall meet ar The sea- Of Government Of the
State on The gay fixed ~ law and "If one or
nor" of said Electors are absent, the Electors
then pre- eut shall immediately proceed TO elect
by ballot, in the presence Of the Governor, a
person or persons 70 fiji such Vacancies is
may have occurred IouSh the mona. en-
dance of one or more of the Electors"
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ant sLfRN
5Gs EEANsEIVANEA AVENVK
PFTWEEN NINTH AND TENTa STREET.
a. cell -Cligr q on IArR TINas. Ger
ma tra- p. tuEiisl. aDt Amen 49, CHRuAu~
: N1l.AFih rS .Ht 1rEAEHS. rASSE PAH
I.Ai-r sEEkEnNsy'f> AID SIEhFCoPIu
VIEWS. PAEioR EEkrEh-E
- IVA, lud sIusrr llCGChE FRAMES, CORDS
Ta>SEl~. 80 s.
flCturU trBU.a- maze @ order. Prices M -
aiHr 4. y. ~NfTE.
&C i".lB HTlrrfetoT.
ANNIE FASHION ABLE DANCING
vi hCNHkNH. 80
n, tctv-su lth al lus q streets -
= nNN Pei Ter recsY SOFA 81 huE.s-. ForN
Lave ug 10y mai -
lAAs q luiioD- For Misses aud -fa-+ers- Tua.
day. ThUrs1sy. and SATURDAY. from gtssp m
Tor Gent. meu-h Ontay eduesday. and sst
utaay, from 20 ID = m. ssuU
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The aotI-prohIbiuonists OF Boston have nom.
mated q. ". Messenger for Mayor.
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TEE BALrIxoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD Cox

TEE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CoN-
PANY-Electior Of Directors.-The snIuaI meet
ing Of the stockholders of the BaItim IRE and
Ohio Railroad Company was held yesterday.
President Garrett presented the tortieth annual
report of the President and Directors. which
was ordered TO be printed. Messrs. johns
Hopkins, Samuel ". Smith, Francis Burns,
John Spear Nicholas, John Gregg, q. Oliver
O'Donnell, James Harvey. Galloway Cheston,
William W. Taylor. Samuel Kirby. Allen A.
Chapman and Albert Schumacher were elected
directors for the ensuing year. They are ths
same as for the past year, except a. Shumacn-
er, Esq, who was chosen 10 nil the vacancy
oCcasloned BY the death of william Heald, ESD
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- h KAT SALE WATCHER IKv
VI ELRY AND FANCY GOODS

DLhSho ~ Every patron obtains an A.
ucIe pIeclsely as represeEt6i Il ron paymeut OF ~,
49, n zee OF SC, worth at least S0, While ii
Ilckets naming the articles, with superb a,,d
1oIlSct Illustrations Of the same-that the bry-r
nc hhos precisely what be is 20 obtain veil a
~ YET ehs examination, thus avoiding al deep
si,-sin oe Forwarded BY mail, post paid. 81 the
sos.pNIhe prices:-SiuEIe ticket, 81; SIN ticket.
,an premium, Is; t~ elve tickets. with prem UNI
S,stseety-sin tickets. With greIniun, go; siIty
~ Aste. via premium, 40 Premiums gfyen
Clubs. ' "os 'Orm
eF-Goods VII be sent BY Express, for oollect,o,
or deliver, 70 any part Of the tuited states Tb.
honorable course gives patrons the ADVANTAGE a
having possession of the articles before maS,ng
SEND FOR AN ILLUSTRATED CIRcur.p
To Agents, or those wishing mploynent 49,.
rare opportunity. ltis leeitimstel, oondocf a
bushes. duly suthori.sd BY the Goysrnment, sai
dress with directSe en- s sleRs tCT reply;
oc20 I'm 13s and Isl BrosdWsv SsX va
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OPENING OF THE CONCERT SBAsON.-The
Kellogg troupe, under :he management of the
popular Max SrakOsch, have engaged Met
zeTott Hall for a concert TO take place or the
hTst OF December 1 ne troupe comprises Miss
Clara Lculse Kellogg, Miss Aida Tapys, the
PIANIST and SIgnors Pctrelli, Lott and Rossta.
This VIII open the concert season in Washlag-
ton. which will no doubt he a brill iant ore.
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From J. Shillington we have Frank L,slie's
L9|gs H10J me for DPCember
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6 A LBERTn CRACKERS Genuine
"A FLESH Notwithstanding weekly
ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES
N w. BUkCHELh,
Corner Fourteenth and streets,
oc6 Under Ebbitt House

Two THE CITIZENS OF EAST WASHING
i TON.
Having purchased the stock and interest of the
Grocery Store Of the Kast Washington Co-upers-
tive Union we Will continue the business ~ the
old stand, No. ass 7tb street esst, tetweeu and
I streets Navy Yard, where We would be please
to serve the old customers Of the Union, and such
others as may fsver Us with their patronage, with
be obtained elsewhere. We hope by personsI at
terion to business and fair dealing to win the IA
vor Of all. Goods delivered promptly.
no 7.tf HARTLEY 4 90,
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LOST AMI FOUND

STKAYEp FROM wHITNEY-s HoFEE rE
.uW. viii " hit MAJ l. ,,i ier -
brtss liberal reward viii te pad for toe
Turn Of sad COW - " hituvy : Hotel. u0 j e.
| osT-on Sunday. tie Isti, lust IN f-iar fr1u
- bT GUtiey hurch 20 lsth stree an kua.o
is L., avenue, CUEF ami plain gals ALFEVE
~ TN reward viii lie given % l0.t tut
Oinoe- n T. 81
! 0ST-nr the 18th inetsnt sJ51t5 O'clock D. n. e..
'ihI'nG MOROCCO POCKET BOOK Contain
a,G ns,o,s 1o' - :, 1J u.ts fi-.lIe ~ ,,is
& Comb Grac, p Store. sortb ii - penn aS.n,S
q, COMBS. e~9 Penpa syeuu., b-tWs,u sfh
a-d 10th streets south side ne vii ee ii.@r.iiy
o. whom TIE loss ta'is heavilv. nci,.S;
4 CsT-ou Saturday afternoon. on 9Th sIrC-t
silver P0Rfa6NNAiE, maf r,lG C 'H Az "a
hoatr v NJ ta literally rewarded by leaving T. AZ
$40 Plh street mole 6t'
81 REWARi,-Lost, on SUNDAY evening, 90
% l9Eh ard 18th streets a GOLD REEASTPIN.
It 81 G Il. Saurr's Restaurant, I2s Pa sv-.. be-
tween 18th ana 9th street. 10 O.. 81
T'AKEN UP AsTRAV-On the ian instant. enc
Elack ard Wtit- SOW, which the awr.r "A
have b. proving lrepertE, ana Ptying charges.
no LOST No. So So i st ~ - !.o-sh
4 OTIS reward viii be Paid for the return 1f
spotted gray NARE. with harness LOST fram
III Ienirf MaTk't % Saturday evening fast. Ap
~ 70 coitS H4h . corner Mar iaud az. a al
A OGt-tb fIoIuag, IN" Htn. on X street. be- Ve-u
Ith ana 18Th. GOLD SHIELD. with Lieut..
) Jordan, [. Vols ou H. itWss sttachc1 90
a Green ril"on- Tie finder VII b. NHpraI3v r=
Warfeg y leaving il a. the Drug Store on street
No. go. ual5 p
l'AME.TO TUT PREMISES or THE sra.
= s-rlter, a SETTER 10 >. which TIE nwuer d,
required 10 come forward aud prove PROPERTY o.
h viii he sold to pay expen-'s
JOHN hTTWELL.
hol'-5t Corr r llth and streets,
1 oSI-ou the l2th instant at tn Tr-a-nry D..
= - paftInent, or between that sno 18Th str--t OF
New York avenue, a Pooh BOOB. coptais inp
snail iIlis ana cards Of the owner A su.taDI.
Off,a. - .
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WALNUT CAkVED GOODS.

WALNUT CARVED GOODS.
PARLOR BRACKETS, BOOK RACKS. OVAL
AND SQrAkE FRA OF different sizes
Also, BLACK WALNUT REVERSIBLE STr D.
LADDERS Every HoasekeeSeI should ave one
At - L.. j. BOTHBOCKH
$52 Seventh STREET
no 10 soSW opposite Patent Once
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STOVES. &c.

- PREPARE FOR WINTER "a
ss4x Repairs for all kinds and sizes Of .skzS5
40 STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES e
~ can he found at BOTDfS STOVE and -
hAkENh BE, 499 9Th street. Bring name an
unber o. stove. Old stoves taken in psTt pay foF
street,. sssSo-
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rOUNTRY KESmsNCE FOE RENT.

~
r. The large Family n ansiOr. now ooc1pied b.
hon. Amos eEGail, ct Kendall Green about two
miles from the " ssbiIE',u City Post OIlca.
1 ne mouse and bGCE building contains l3 rooms
bath room, &c. - SIC
The premises furnish sb :Ddsnt accommodation
for horses spd carriages
large garden, with fruit Of various kinds;
cold eraTsry w'l stocked With choice grapes;
pasture of several aces; "a we'll % pure water A.
the door, bowling alley, and. II desired, a hrrsf
and COW viii DO rented S'ith the premises
The house commands fire view CT lhe CITY. snf
the situation fB unsuTpssse1 Cy any n the District
for heslthfulncss ssj i...,ty
lerms-Sl Loo . year. Possession given i'm.
medi ately, Apply, b letter CT ia person 60
- WILLIAM sTICkNEY
oc y u WasbinEton, ID q.
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"ANTEn--A GentleFGsu WHO fora long time
w h6z been 9 BustGCss oud COrnnerCiai C9r-as-
pendent. tIJ" and rapid nCruAL, ana FAINT, ~
with Office and Counting r6Old EOrh geIel afly.
and whose afternoons 1ud evenings rre uuet.rfa,,-
Ell would otter his services nj aoi ate rs,-. !.
those DESIRING to employ him. add ress taroass
Post Office
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hAhhf p tie tas bad crest eNptrierr. g. s1lh
taHrA II reilstle Gna ."ut fautihl Pri. A.a rooms
IT c'eHts. 900 srh street. next t. Oid F-lio~,r
ma nHfg
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Besutiful HCILDINE LOTS on north s;5a of
Norm IL street. ista street. ard 18th street Uear
Connecticut Avenue haI!TpaG. where pr1perI- j.
rapidly inCrG SsIuE IT, value Tens arrv : ID c-I,.
balance Ia small L4.Lt..l payments.
-EAERN METJALF
nl2-d hs-th"aFf r-r. =. Y. avl aud 18th 81
tExITes- 2 Republican,
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IL; A DRLLwIG will continue the Grocery
bUs.ess al the old stAsd corner of sth street
ann su est south, under the firm name OF
no ~ DELLWIG q BRO,
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

FOR SALE.
\ ,SSnn 'HkNN " FOR BUSINESS. BAR
-. w shd I'm fCRES n1lete. villa fnur
s'''"'' ''oh'N' inquire ~ the star oH-e noi- 81
pElCE.-A s,utIenan .,5uT Ia,,,-,,-- ,;-- -5,,.
pT.5 90 ~ turn ont Of pair II y
- - - = ~ and 'evt1 years oil, ~
tecfly sound ard brosen; ceutle and fipd :, a-v
bAiat~> ana having 40 pef lurs in ~. 80 -
81 r. aid sCiiol. one sbiftfnG TOD New Nc-k ~ =
HASpn. With pcie ard shafts; Double Hans.
hl1. .ttrs- &C. complete m f4l-. .s g. ..
" + II hCh = stables. 90, SIRE. Ia r...
api 18th Int 4 Chr1r
NRUG sToRE son SALF-IF a -oTa te,,-s..
~ hcdT'-s ~ uGic1. through post otico.
IUli 50
FOE SALE-A large Is t--ls.s vonnE MUL-
4 without iag;. ApF'y ~ l2t street. be-
~ eer sl-t "a -. e ~ Centre Market
~ Is 1t. Rka Jos s.. Fe-i Dealer.
k'rA SALE-yue ust- s-ca0a-lsnd Eln.Eg.
lHfll I. Ford Z son New NugA- Is.Birs d
CLARK X 357 a. street. O. Zl-tr
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1912 ESTABLISHED IN tO1~
GEO. W COCHRAEE Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OBALrRs y
CIGARS. TOBACCO, &C..
PA PEENsYLYANIA AVENUE.
tAIrorNJNG k.HEwooD HDU-E)

HAVING comrleted our NV BrIrB-N.. we have
removed to No. 274 PenRsylV ANA avenue. cone
ator ,-ft OF the old stand 10 which W. invite
"a lends and customers.
Our stock is large. AMI complete in every resp ecs
Keeping on hand, NJ III r,.S, thing pert4iu-
lnEto tue business, deem it useless to partIcU-
isllIe- " q may be permitted o. ~ay. however that
tde bEHE ER as well as thu Cos. Nh Will III al
times md AZ our establishment ; large a
STOCK or FINE CIGARS,
resoy for use, as be found in aay estal ssh.
mem III tho country.
Crv am viii be 10 please, both in CUAL,rr AID
PclCE.
The attention Of u Al R p8rticu arly cal Cd TO
our GuCI~ AID Pr CLs.
GKO. VI. COCHRNNE 8CO
nCIi-3t 2s4 Pennsy wanna avenua.
REMONkD TO 342 ID STREET, near IOsh.
DOUGLAS MOORE, Paper Horesy. Up5CJ-
Sir@-, TH3 dsGisr IN U'a0 ~ Sad!sN. 3l2 d st
between 20 ard nh will ruu OF my extensive
stock Tor the next - days cheap that II cffers
great UEcelncnts to purchasers no 10 In.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

HOusE or SIN Rooms FoR RKsr AND
NJ furnitrre Tor sale-reESo08hly for cash. 40
NJ street, next 70 corner II 18Th no E-.t~
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Personal.

MOTTO E-The public are cauti u 4 agaIpst pur
~ CHASING certain kECBIIaRLF NftTF~ =.
cut.l - IN Ut l,T-ig.Hf an favor -t las r Coo.
or Mrs. A. y : Close NaNaudria c rBr.ty \.
as saio O l. VIII Rot tie lsii.
A. kOsZELL JACOBS.
=. NIHIET
D. NNlEsr SMITH
hcit 81 n. X. JONES