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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
II, OPEN JUNE l.
This most fayorite resort, alike for health ana
recreation IS now In complete order Tor the rccep-
tfon OF guests Our aim shall be 10 keep u DetteE
than it fias ever been kept before.
It's remarkable medicinal virtues need not now be
tadyertised TO the Virginia public and the South.
For full information as h all particulars, apply
for Pamphlet, with map Of railroad routes, Ger
PURCELL, LADp q CO., Richmond,
A. B. RUCKER & CO., Lynchburg,
or by mail to mn, !.
Board ga per day-$s0 per month.
Possensers leave the cars at GOSHEN Depot
Stage fare, ei.6o. Through tickets can DC Dough-
to tho Springs. my so--snl-
T1HE AMELIA SPRINGS WILL BE
open for boarders on and after the 18th OF
o1 Fo..ter,ns apply to JA,fEs c. MOORE, Jeters-
Willie post-ofise, Amelia county. or 20
8. 8. C0TTRELL, esq;
IN a eodem Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10

STORES, 7o7 MAIN AND SIG BROAD STREET.

THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
are offered at
T. E. G1LL's BAKERY,
No. $50 BROAD sTHEET.
p.rt,as having pfc-uics and excursions win find
n To their advantage by calling on us before pur-
chasing elsewhere we have The largsss ~ BE
it,, ICE CRE nj also furnished at lowest prices.
DON'T forget the right place. !, i. Gill; ILL.,,
nv 30 no. aSo nroea oliSSs'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10

A NTHRACITE COAL. 900 tons choice
IA quality LORBERRY RED ASH EGG and
STOVE GOALS for sale. ] am prepared to offer
the most liberal terms to those wishing to purchase
Office and yard corner Seventeenth and Dock
streets. lie II WRIT ROBERTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10

ALI appliances for health, comfort and enjoy
ment are Provided fine Band OF Music, Billiard
Room, Ten-Pin Alley, &c.
DR.. BLAIR BURWELL resident physician.
Communication by mail and telegraph daily.
BOARD, "a per day, $40 per week, and &7s per
month. JOHN l.. EUBAEK,
lie s-6t - 90. .st.-sl AGENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10
wOOD AND COAL.

r AY In YOUR FUEL FOR THE WIN
H. TER.
PRICES ARE ATTHE LOWEST POINT,
TO WIT:
ANTHRACITE COAL, $3.50 per ton;
CLOVER HILL COAL. IUArP), ss so per load
SAWED OAK AND PINE WOOD, s7@s7.so
per cord;
LONG OAK AND PINE WOOD, ss@s.so per
cord.
j. n. PILCHER,
je 10 Eighth street between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10
rTHE HRALTNG sPRINGS.

ie 1eann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
The LEGAL TENDERS

ETom time TO time, since the adoption of the
project to make the paper currency legal
tender TOR private debts. a disposition has been
shown IN various quarters 10 protest against
the policy UnsOund financially. and a viola
tiOn OF the Constitution. IL has been affirmed
quite frequently that II the question was ever
decided by the Supreme Court OF the United
States the decision would be that the issue OF
these notes was unconstitutional. l i claimed
that at its utmost limit the Cons ressional pow.
or can only cover the coinage of R1nsg. and
legulat of its value; and these gTeenback
issues never once put on even the appearance
OF coined or stamped money; that the green
backs are merely promissory notes, redeem
able IL money, and We're not in any way de-
signed except as national securities 10 be he Id
exchanGe3ble for money when the Treasury
was Teplenished, or to be funded into other
forms of obligation: that there i no authority
for compelling private citizen TO take prom
lSsOry note IN payment OF Just debt from an
other citizen, and that this whole attempt is a
clear usurpatIon on the part OF Congress
The public have been startled within a few
days 10y a renewal of this discussion, coupled
with a statement that the United states
Supreme Court. before viii CHI the case has been
carried on appeal, is about TO render decision
understood to be against the validity of the act
The New Ierk Journal Of Commerce, referring
10 this statement, says il has reasons for doubt
ing ITS truth. knowing that some of the Judges
are disposed To postpone the decision, If posi-.
bic, TO the period when it Will have little prac-
uCal effect upon financial affairs. The Journal
Of Commerce, though taking ground against tn
CCnstituuonality of the legal-tenders, deals
with the question thOughtfuIly in its various
bearings, and while holding that the national
welfare will be best promoted by an authorira-
tive denial OF the right OF Congress to establish
paper currency of this character, hopes that
before the final adjudication the greenbac ks
Will be AT par, and the opinion of the Court
Only valuable as bearing upon the future
policy of the country.
Admitting that there was some strain upon
the Consultation in the issue of legal tenders,
il may be fairly claimed on the other hand that
that measure was essential TO the national ex-
iStence. 1t would not have been a matter of
consolation that we had preserved the Consti-
tuition unscathed and persisted as a nation; and
this Will be the unanswerable argument against
other charges of damage done 20 that instru-
ment through the exigencies of the war Grant
iTg 1hsr. financially, the legal-tender act was
EnsouEe. II served its purpose for the time in
udIng us over the critical period of the contest
when, through the embarrassments of the
Treasury, the timidity of capitalists, and the
weakness of Government credit, our affairs
We're ST a point that demanded prompt rem
tdy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

The politicians are all Maineiacs, and will bt
until the 18th. for "as goes Maine so goes tbs
UniCn." Meantime opinions vary. The Re
Publicans claim the State by 10000 majority
ana the Democrats New York World for In.
star ee) expect 10 white the Republican ma
Joriiy down TO 5000.
Mr.. Brooks, of the New York Express, orIgi.
nslly a Maine man, comedies a Republican
majority of from 1900 TO 5000 and thinks the
Republicans VIII carry every Congressional
District. He disputes, however. that s.as goes
Maine so goes the Union" and refers 10 the
facts that Maine went for Fremont in 1s56 by
over 2S,tOo plurality and Buchanan was elect.
ed In 1s4s she went for Cass by nearly 500
plurality, and Taylor was elected, and so on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

A NEW REPUBLIC PROPosED.-Mazzini has
issued another manifesto from London. He
addresses the Poles, who are told 10 put them
selves al the head Of a Sclave movement and
''rest the basis of an alliance between ScIayes.
GreeKs' and Romans In confederation which
@hall nave Constantinople for its centre-a free
amp hieiIy onle town, not belonging to airy one
o. you In other words, h would establish a
repo bliC. with its capital al Constantinople. As
4 haTTier agairst the Car and Turks alike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

TIE BLACK CRooK.-we have seldom seen a
larger and more fashionable assemblage al the
National Theater than was present last even
ing at the fourth representation of the "BIack
Crook. Many of our most prominent citizens
with their families attended the performance.
and the smoothness and effectiveness with
which the piece is now presented Were warm
ly applauded. The scenic effects surpass any.
thing OF the kind ever witnessed here while
the same may be said OF the ballet The pIav
as 1t Is the first so it is the greatest of the new
order OF pieces which have suppIanted the
legitimate drama at so many theaters, and
none OF the limitations are destined 10 the same
popularity. The singing OF Mis- George Dick
son was agair applauded last evening, and the
dances aroused the usual enthusiasm The
skipping Rope Polka of Leah, the Hunga.
ran dance OF Ricci. and the graceful dancing
of NJ lie De Rosa were as usual prominent fea-
lures Of the ballet. The piece Is no doubt des-
tined to good run here. There will be the
usual performance this evening and a matinee
tomorrow afternoon al two o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
THx WEEKl.Y srAR. now ON onr cnnntar

THE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter for
sale and in wrappers ready for the mails. con-
tains all about the case of Commissioner RoI.
Inns, NT. Buckley and the New York Internal
Revenue Officers: The Scheutzenfes,. an
interesting story entiti9d The Wild Man
OF Vienna" Proceedings Of the CITY
Councils; political meetings III this city:
SOCIETY News; Political News; Washington
News and Gossip: the Courts: the Work
,Eg People; sefnl Items OF Domestic Econ
Ony: Humorous Sketches; wilh Departmental
Srd Local News; Agricultural and Houses, ep-
ping Miscellany; and the --latest Talegrapnic
Dispatches from all parts OF the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

EUROPEAN NEWs.-Tha French Emperor
reviewed his army at Chalons yesterday. The
Queen OF England has reached Paris on her
return from Switzerland, and Is the guest of
the Ersiish Am bassacor. She was 20 leave
Is, evening for Cherbourg. IL = said that
Italy axis France to withdraw her troops. A
provision al Bulgarian Government has been
formed IN the BOkhan mountains. The Lon
DO COB sfrIke has cCrue 20 Al end. The Sultan
has permitted Admiral farraGuts fleet 10 pass
tEs DaT daneil">. hereby causing much talk IN
gone &C Naples TO attend a Congress of Demo-
tr.rr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

sANOTHER UssIGHTLY NCIsASCE"-Under
the above head the ChroaicIe applies some sharp
censure to the new market sheds Gen. Ger
hardt, the market master, is having erected on
s.h street, adjoining the present market house.
The C.rOniele objects to adding to the ugliness
or extent of inf1ammable material of the pres
entstruCture, and calls loudly upon General
Michler, or anybody else having authority to
put a stop TO Mr.. Gerhardt's work. We pre-
sumo, however, that the sheds the market
master is putting up are such temporary struc-
lures tor the accommodation of dealers as his
predecessors have from time to time erected
Tor the pressing needs OF the market In an
ornamental point of view, we are inclined TO
think hat any structure of new pine board
Will decidedly improve the look OF the place,
serving As screen to the dirty weatherbeaten
cid stalls beyond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

BTTb6 prIze fight al Helena, Montana. on the
9Th. be.Heen Con Orme apd John McArdle for
IS i siar and gate moEey, (S2.0OO,) was won
by OTnr IN foTiy-two rounds. Time one
hour and shalt.
s<The corr crop of Minnesota. the largest
ever kI "a u ~ lhe STALE, l. now nearly ready
fOr haryestiF'g srd~rrttI yield REM fifty TO
sky bushels per acre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
i He HOLIDAYS ARE OVER,

He HOLIDAYS ARE OVER,
Come, boys, il s getting cool;
Time now, to go to school
Boys have had splendid run,
Splendid run and jolly fun.
Now the Jolly funs done;
Time the schooling was begun.
Jackets torn; trousers muddy;
Now begin the steady study.
Bring along the states and books;
Brisk footsteps; pleasant looks!
Ho there don't pout,
What's the matter Elbows out
Best Jackets got a hole in
Pants need half soling2
Can stand worn out clothes
Won't 60 to school with those
Here, Pa take the boy
Fill his youthful heart with Joy,
Trot him off right away,
Bay a suit Of clothes to-day
Coat, and Vest. and Pants, aud all,
At the CELEBRATED OAK HALL
Don't let the boy 90 shabby He will be better
scholar II he has good clothes. Good clothes for
every good boy in town Also, for every good boy q
excellent paternal parent Horribly cheap, at the
famous OAK HALL, No. AGA Eth street, opposite
Post Office.
Pis-Thi. is an entirely new Stock, mad. up in
the best style. segsm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

l BIZ FTfCH FOX,
- Zeal Essass Byck,ys ass Asr'foseS's,
Sullivan Buildlng, Ne. lfO Seventh st.,
eppoG1ee Post once.

L BIT FIrCH &FoN.
Sullivan suifdssa . &c 80 s ssvs as' st.
epposiss Poss Once.
,60k RENT-!The large and oommodicus STORE
ROOF on Ninth street bstWeen ard Y, recently
ooSsnI'sd By B Ryen. Secessed, with large dry
BRICK STABLE for three horse. and two ar
The hstu,es win be rented with the store If de-
A A rURN!saED HOUSE of twelve rooms, ga.
'1s ftii Ssr R %SH.a Of .r.
ETSSisHlfSs f HOUSE SSGsH of thirteen rsou,., ga.
and water, SlS per month. sess
f9R kEENTLThs VERY DESIRABLE PROP
q, and 9Th streets, containing something over
twenty i've rooms. besides Bsth. Linen China,
and hs ssy Il sa: s lie.
the Kitchen The house fs he sted throus bout with
Furnace and Lairobe Stoves.
This property has heretofore heen knoxs TO ne
prbtc, at one time as the "PENSsYGNt ANA
H0UsE," and at others IS the .kiMAELL
unattached By other To- siiti-s
For partioul.r. inquire at sol. nex, door east
VALUABLE bUILDISG SITES EOK SALE
y on 81 street, between 18Th sud 18th sts. scross
the say from Or. Gnrleys Church.-Six Lots,
with s~uth fronts Of rs f. each, with depth of La
feet te thirty foot ley. The proximity Of these
lots to the 4th street the Treasury aud other
waite dwellings in the CITY. while rendering them
inv 1Hss1see for building sits makes them sslea
For plat, price and terms apply to
JOSHUA WHITNEY.
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Sc u fIb 18th street, between g and n
FOR SALE.-HighIJ valuable busrness property
Il situated on Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
petHeen ~, anc Sd streets. and formerly known
Is the = CLINTON HOTEL" The lot is Is feet
paved alley and Is improved by two substantial
three story BRICK HOUSES, with back building
70 each ana are covered with slate Each house
has eight rooms. including store TO Jm, and are
suPpIied with water and gas rhe property is
well adapted for business purposes, and any one
wishing to secure a house with store aud dwelline
together, on one Of the first business streets in
the city, rarely meet with such a Opportunity
Terms lheral-one third cash. balance in six.
Twelve eighteen and twenty four months. Apply
su Y 2wf
L'OR SALE OR RENT-A beautiful COUNTRY
SEAT on the Bsdensburg turn pike. QUE MALE
from the city. lU7 acres of land ia high state OF
cultivation. good dwelling; also stable aud other
building complete Suitable for Gardening or
Dairy purposes. For particulars apply TO
CHAS. KLOMaN & co,
au ZS-t 4e.1i Seventh st, bet. ID and K
FOB RENT-The DWELLING row being put
Perry, at the northwest corner of 18th ana i sts
Also. q STOR1 ROOM undsr the Metropolitan
Hotel Apply to RICHARD WALUACH S-g 10
street, opposite City hall. au l5-lm
E0R sALB-A delightful COUNTRY RrsI-
DENCk AND FRUIT AND GARDEN FARM.
with every arrangement for comfort and conve-
nlenee Every variety Of fruit-apples, pears.
fine shade trees and shrubbery. Also. q well
established COUNTRY STORE with good stock
OF goods. Part cash and city property. Address
Box 6s4. Post Office jy no n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

LADIES OAN HAVE THEIR HoOPsKIRTs
ALTEBED AND REPAIRED Ct CHS. BAUMD
HOOPsKIRT, OORsET and SHOULDER BRACE
MANUTACToRY,t ~ Louisiana avenue, betveep
9Th and 7th streets. NH M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
L WHOM 1T MAY oONCERs.
DEpAR1MkNr OF TEE Irrrprna.

PESs1oN OFFICE, July 18th. Slss
hs s ssu @. 81 TN SedsT the .s
scribec Land Warrants, which are alleged 10 hsv.
that at the date folio wing the 81 ss
Val al new certihcste OF warrant Of ike tenor
sppeH Z. Z. COX, Commissioner.
No 6s.5S, for $50 acres. issued under the g., q,
hnaTsv ~ Rd ~ me names of the minor chidrsa
Nc soIsl Tor leo acres, Issued under the act O.,
son mother ass nth "a The name Of Elizabeth Thong
thompson, deco ~ed. and was granted seytember
No. s9,l04, for $50 acres Issued under the se, q,
5 5s9rSay II, ISL in tie maine Of Erasmus BeS-
No IS osl for ne" scrss -. -; OStoeer ) ISIS
maren >, $50 IN the name OF Harrison Coruu ana
., NO 6!,42 fer Ice acres, issued under tbs sct =
Msrcn s, las. ia the name Of Adam Vroma, $50
Ne $3.50 for 80 ceres. 4i ssSss liz ~ ls's
msrsh > lsS n the name o. John FLOYD Johnson.
No lsSI, for ~ acres issued uSStS sss L. 1888
p'snSsf, So IN the name Of Lev Lewis Aas
No 2Is;e' for Leo acres, issued Hnasr The act of
Septen.ser, $50 in the name Of John Hsod .ni
No s. leo acres i.sued Under e.. as TO- .;
va. ?, iss' IN the name q Benjamin Rose sad
no 1s'sSl for lso sores. issued under the act OF
ner Ttso so ~ the name OF MsrJ Crawford. for
10. iss. November Z, 1865. 49,"
nsso: g 81 for % acres, is.ued under the act
and And Was granted March Is Isss. HoyembeT n
No; zs.6sS. for ~ acres issued upder ths -. -.
march 5. lssS N the name of Susannah Dunn 81
81 p'si ppenn, and was granted MAJ IS 49,
No Is 1s Tor lzO acres, issued under Tn. A., ~
Msrch >, 1880, m the name of CharwieE 4 90
isss was granted February Is, ls56 NovemfeT rs,
No n, rs; for iee acres, issued under the A., a.
wioow OF William White. and wa. craH, ~, ~
tember 4. 1851. November IA, lsSs ea sep
NO = 81 Tor 100 acres. issued under 81. -. 81,
march s. 1855. IN the name OF Georee ps.a-a.O'
and was granted May p. 1856. Noyenhss \. 49,
. NO SlVos. Tor loo acres, issued uadsr -. -. -,
hareh j. 1873, IN tie name Of George n a.. -
was granted sune =, lss6. November - Isss
TO LIME AND HAIR DEALERs AND ooS
TRACTORS. WV
ensre 70. ssie prime LONG HAIR, or PIss-
Those vishing . supply win nud 9 70 their
advantage TO call on or address
e&am Meas h; sBQPr co.,
uAY PRESSES,
H Hay BALIEG ROPE,
BAY BALING WIRI,
ur.. HAY UNLOADING FORKS. sat
Soenss celebrated Hay SCALES.
J. p. BARTHoLow.
Hardware AID Agricultural Warehouse
efeoit %. 7te street, below Penaa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
,HOOL BOOKS

tHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL REQUISITES.
FRENCH RICHARDSON,
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERs,
33i Pennsylvsuis avenue,
Would respectfully invite the attention OF
PATENTS AND TEACHERS
Te their large and varied assortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL STATIONERY
which we offer at
seq Low PRICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
WOOD AND COAL.

4 FAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR
IL GLEASON & GLENNS
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD
81 tneir Depot and Chief Office, G street wbar, W
c. STORES CO, corner Isth aua p. Wash.
ingIon; ~ '0
L. LCCHS 4 CO. corner 7th and r wsshtae-o,.
}. J. BOGCE, corner Bridge and High, Ge,rse,
lylS SIN
WILLIAM GEINAND,
COAL, wooD, LIME. CEMENT, &c
Central Once, No. 81 Louisiana avenue betv...
otn and Ith streets west. Branch Yard. corner lsf
street east Apd y street south. Wharf and stas,.
saw MIL foot Of 80 street east Large Wharf accom-
meosuons Tor loading and unloading yessels ana
prices. - ~ y -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

HALL AND STAIR OILCLOTds.
am Just In receipt OF a fresh supply Of HALL
and FLOOR OiLCLOTHS. which orr 70 en-.
toners at the lowest prices FOB THE CASH
some as low as d cents per square yard
have also assortment Of OIL CLOTH
HEARTH RUGS, in handsome designs
JAS. y. robson
se I-eou No Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

COEFIDEETIAL.-Youn men who have in
" cured themselves BY certain secret habits,
which unnt them for business, pleasure. or the
sutes OF married life; also, middle aged and old
men, who, from the follies Of youth, other
causes, feel o debility in advance Of their Year,
beforS placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one, should FIRST read "The Secret Friend"
Married ladies' will learn something of Importance
By perusing "The Secret Friend" sent to any
address, I'm . sealed envelope, on receipt OF s.
cents. Address Dr.. CHARLEe A. stuart a 90,
Boston, Mass. ja3ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
LOST AND FOUND.

q n BEWARD-Strayed on Monday, seven
" large red and white tied COWS, crook
ed horns The above reward will be paid when
tur sed to corner OF 9th and sts., Navy Yard
Sc ll-2t- L. A. WOOD
c. RKWARD-Lost, on Saturday night, on Pa
Sc avenue. between AZ and 18th Its q GOLD
PIN. White Stone The above reward will be
given II left at this off ce. Sc 10 2tF
G. REWARD-Lost, on the Sd instant, a small
~ red, horned COW, with piece of her tail cut
off. The above rev ard will be paid for her return
to JOHN BONNIE. 1lth street east, between K
and U streets. Navy i ard. sel0 81
STBAYED OR sTOLEN-On Monday night
- Ith inst, TWO COWS; a roam COW, horn bent
downwards; about IL years old; and a red Cow.
stump tailed, about years old both with crab
and slit In the light ear. ArewaId Of ten dollars
will be given for their recovery by WIN. II BALL,
street south, near I4th street east, Capitol Hill
sel0 st.
e REWARD-Strayed on the 3Oth August one
SC white BUFFALO STEER, with a few red
spots, and about two years old. The finder will
please bring the Steer to 100 a street. near yIr-
ginis ave, where the above reward will be paid.
Sc SALOMON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11
BOARDING..

ITO RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, communi-
Il eating. with or without Board; at No. 81
Pennsyiyania avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. Sc ll3tr
nOARDING-FURNISH ROOM with Board.
- at No. 414. corner Z and North Capitol SITS.
extensive ground. shade trees. &C., &C within
one square of street cars. Rooms newly papered
and painted. Sc lI-3ts
EOR RENT-Several very desirable FURNISH
ED ROOMS; IN suits or sipgly; on LIST and ID
floors; with without board. INQUIRE at No.
391 street, bet ~ and Sd streets. au SLIM
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Is THE sCPRENE COURT or THE DIs
u TRICT OF COLuMRIA DiS

Is THE sCPRENE COURT or THE ms
TBICT OF COLUMBIA
~ TEE MATER OF RoS> BIcKsrFs R,x
RCPrs-IN BASKRrPrCy ana
To irh0r ~ may 6oHfsra.
The Undersigned, Hawkins TAYLOR of oIa =,
street. washington city. ID c. her. hv gives na,;.
81 bis appointment as assignee Of fhs asta.a y.
ROSS BlChSLER of the city OF jeorSe,ogO VI
c.. wbo were. on the 18th day Of Auvns n
lees. sdIudged bsnkrupts. upon their own ns,itidn
nv the Supreme Court of said pistric, &C. M
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. September 10th. ISIS 'U a'
De H-iawsw HAWkINS TAYLOR
ORPHANS COURT, September s. lsiS-n---
~ TRICT OF COLOMBIA, WAsHINSToS CorSIy
20 ruin the case Of SARAH HEATING 81
ministratrix Of George W Heating. deceased ~
sdministratriX Aforesaid has, with the spnraba
tion Of the Orphans Court Of Washington Canntv
Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the sth dsV ~
October, 1885. for the tnn settlement and istrbn
ton Of the persons estate Of said deceased and of
the assets in hand, as far as the same have beer
collected and turned into money; when and wbere
all the creditors am heirs of said deceased are NO
ufed TO attend. With their claims pro pery youehed
or they may otherwise BY Law be excluded from ali
bepent In SAID deceSsed's estate provided q co nv
Of this order be published once q week for three
day Test:-IAs. OTFfRkF
sell WV" Register OF Nils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

lust CEIyEp
AT NO. MARKET SPACE
AN ELEGANT STOCK ENSyISH RRTs
SELLS, THREE-PLI, and MCCAIN CARPET
fSGSl among which are beautiful designs from
the late Paris EXPOSITION. All selling AT tine lou
est rates. Good English Brussels As low a. a -
FER yard JAMES DODSON
sepll eotf No 4 Marker Sn.oa
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DENTISTRY.

=, go charge VIII be made FOR extracting where A
unoisl Teeth are inserted, although the
petle1t Will De reqsired 20 pay for then
VII De deducted when the Teeth are a ale rss
6 6ssseoe,a.Isn Is nov Prepared 10 make Teeth OF
Soio, silver and Rubber, 81 New York. Philaoe;.
phis ana Boston prf ces. All persons vishfns den.
tsl work done can have Il cheap as 10 the above
named cities. All work will be done IN the psate.t
ana besi manner, ana warranted to give euttrs
sstis1actNs. Persons will do well % call and an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-11

Gentlemen may now be cured By mechanical an.
the many disesses ap;sinS from the Dnn.tnra o.
ton Of the organs carsed by over indulgence or
certain secret habits and the habit itself
physicians Infsllible in eject. A late inve ntion
patent applied for. Forwarded By mail, with fuIi
directions Tor use, in seaIed package. UPON the
receipt Of IS. Send for o circular.
Address s. T FREDERICK.
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