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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22
Class h.


Mrs II DursmO0re Wreath Of Eygrlds-
ting Flowers m-titOrious
same Arranged Biquet 1T pre- |
Sarah Holbrsok Winter Boqus. % pre-
so ctuts
Belle N Thomas Display OF Wax Flow
efs LIST pre- /
same WAX Gross m~eritorious
Charles u Roach Display Of Photo
grsph-Sst pre- 2
Caroline Hall Oil Painting I'd pre- 2
Mary Welch Spec.msi Crayon brow
ing LIST Pre-
same Oil Painting LIT pre- 3
Jennie Sirahl Collection Of Flowers Let
pre-
Lottie n Morrow Display Of Wax
Flowers "a pre- 80 c,uts
: Maggie FEorrCw Water Color Printing
"a pre- !
A S DicEey Display Of Duhlias lst PFC
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22
Clnss I'M 2

John Painter Bristol, pair plain
homemade blankets lst pre- %
same, pair plaid blankets, LIST pre- 3
Harriet hurry, WOODEN carpet pre- 3
Mrs W W Wood, home wrought rug
pre- 60"
Mrs Oh Hall, rag carpet pre- 2
Ni'son Triplett, pair wooden socks
pre- rec.
Nancy Patterson, McConnolsville,
pair cotton stockings, pre- rec.
James Beck, Malta, chain seat cush-
ion cover pre- rec .Earle, chair back
cushion w pre- rec
Joshua Hall, bed quilt, diploma
James Honcry Windsor, pair plaid
blankets bud pre- 2
Mary Warren, bread cover pre- 600
D Jenkina, Bristol, pair homemad'
Linen Sheets pre- 2
Nis5 9 . Jel kins Bristol, Pair Woole'
stockings, ptel.
Jesae Hartley Morgan, Pair WooIoI
nit ems, pge J..
$ D Jenlinh Bristol Linen Table Cloll
pre- J..
ZIP johnson, Patch Work Loung.
Cover, pre- rec.
MprG4yto Oliver, Pair sins'e oogerIet
PFC /.
lane Oliver. Bed Qlill II, pre- 2.
W Il Hammond, Five Yards FIurue
LIST pa l1kl fip45ttEfu
Cynua Berry, lair Plain Homenad
Blankets, % pre- 2. r
Jos j neiery, pair Double OoTe'lol
pre3FBu tI6 "a pAl
Simpkin Ii Blown Five Yards Fiauna
'at BPhttfs6n, Bld Q'hHi % pre- |.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22

Class L.
A. Lawrence Ten kinds Winter APP
piles % pre-
sume Dis lay Of Plums pre- !
came Display OF Fruit 81 pre- |
Ri Shields flight Kinds Fall apples 3d
pre- !
Jo,bua Hall Display Of Winter Peas
"a pre- l
same Display Of Ounces 2dI
DR. Jas hurry, display Of grapes lst
pre- 5
Joseph Noycs, eight kinds Of fall ap-
pies I'd pre- 3; same, ten kinds winter
apples lit pre- 8; same, display fall pears
lst pre- 3 same, display winter pears
LIST pre- , same, display peaches lstpre
2; display Of grapos I'd pre- 81 display
OF fruit LIST pre- 5
Jas c Loughridge, display Of ounces
LIST pre- ?
Jesse Embro, Penn, eight kinds fall
apples lIt pre- s. same, ten Kinds win
ter apples ID pre- 3; same, display fall
pears md pre- .; came, display peaches
ID pre- ! same, display offruit I'd Pre- 3
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22

II Duusnoor d Son, Malta, bureau s.
same, sctt Of chairs, .
a ) Hart, Same, lily brush diploma
j l. Dcvol, Parkcrsburg W Va, hand
loom recommended
Mrs James A White, Malta ay brush
prem !
Wm + ~Joucwoy, WcCounclsvIle dis
play tin ware Pre- ?
Seth shepard, panel door lst Pre-
VIM scott, Empire W-shing machino
pre- |
w X Jones, display Of marble work
pre- .
VIM Scott, clothta wringcr, recon
meuded -
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22
q pEY0L

h. G. MORRISON. RANUEL DEyoL.
(Late Of Coal Run, ohio.)
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-10-22
Mnsk IL

Cochran, Bormun X Co., McConnels
Vile, straw & hay cutter, meritorious
same, Victor grain drill, mcritoriouf
same, Champion moving machine
diploma.
SAME, moving machine, ]meritorioua
Brown, Manly g Co, Malta, sugar
cane mill, no. ], ID pre- .
same, sugar cane mill no. 2 lst pre- 9
same, wagon for farm purposes, "a
pre- 5
John g Shottlc, Morgan. spring wa
gon, ID pre- 3
David Iiolbrook, EgcConnclsyille,
wagon for farm purposes, lat pre- 5
Edwin p John-on, spring wagon, LIST
pre- 8
II Z Wilson, star wheat drill Diplo.
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country, ~ have lcl: 'oay0id an actual mill
O. \ srt'. - sir. af'r -is-t, FiS -sr-ilttl fur
iter "a at any citizen Of the United Stairs who
~ 49, co. ht- ,UE rshlp bN any ot thr mo -
> p vc Tam'd mal q gam it hy again d.ciar. az
? mention - Lecornr a citi1ra OF ine Uu..Hd
S'ass.
Ar. HirIy CCaIN saif ,hi- BIN was on %
g, 80 impurfanre. md o. should rscrisr fh..
careful cousld rsiiion oi mtiaie-. of this Iorss.
aUd h" would tE"rt for' UoN- that th- Nous,
'he "NeuinS srs>ion % D. drYO;.'d 20 deba'e up-
90 { ~ QUESTION
Gr. judd tlU.) ohircisd.
br. ~ ghy thsn pror,sied 20 addrrss tao
hou-e, aud arru'd the ncc'ssity oi adopting
so'ee ms ASSURE ~ once.
nr. Iudd mkt took the noar. and said hr
had not UppO-'d a the motion for a night session
nr'au>r u" wanted 90 cut od debate. bat ~
Cans" IN - evening sessions We're N~Ty itilr
adNahc'd above debating ~ocietie-. and ha
thonrht ihe question on" of sufficient import
arc" to demand IA" attention or a full lEsgss
hr. indd th"n pro- J'slpi 20 argue iu IaNpr az
the right Of "a atriattun aud naturalization
and thts the prinCiple SHOULD D.. tncorno-af.sI
ln the hiil M p4sin terms. Hr oppo>ai. too.
that portion uf thr bill which "A ~ - rnu.h
discr' tionary power - thc I'-,.~ ds,,t and ,,1n
tended that, ~ stll lrit 20 tis FN.ruti,s, Amor
leans would Still lan.uiSh an foreign r,r,.ors
The morning hour having eNpirUd. Mr luad
was complied 20 yield without concluding hts
speech.
On motion of Mr.. Koontz tPa) th.. senate
hil, for the temporary rnlirf II the ds->,itut.
people in the District OF Columbia. Nas taken
rom fEe speaker tabls. and referred - tn
Committee on the District of Columbia.
The HouSs then Resumed the consideration OF
th" bill reported fr.m the COMMITTEES on Pablic
Lands, declaring forfeited CERTAIN lsnds hereto
lore granted 70 thc southern States IOr rail -okl
purpose
Nr. kidridsr wis opposed the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

THE HOUSE CoshIrTEE on Foreign AfIirs
expected TO ba We considered the subject at their
meeting to-day OF recommsndin the necessary
appropriation for the purchase of Alaska, but
Gen. Banks, chairman, was 100 unweil 10 al
tend the session, therefore the matter WAS post
poned. A resolution was adoptej, however,
permitting the counsel for what il known as
the Perkins claim against Russia 10 appear
before the committee and argue that case.
The REceSsrRUcrIoh CosarTTEE held a
meeting a. u Tee O'Clock this afternoon for the
purpose OF considering if any further legisia-
ton IL necessary to reconstruct the Southern
States on a ground basis, and to prevent the
President from defeating the working OF the
present laws there.
TIE WHITE HOCsE.-Tbe regular meeting
of the Cabinet was held to-day, all the MEM
bers present except Mr.. Stanton. This after
noon Senators Dixon, Cole, Doolittls, ex -Sena-
tor Cowan and several Representatives had an
interview ith the President
INTERNAL REvEEVK.-The receipts from this
source to-day wsrr StsS2, 1875.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The case of Churchwell Combs, brought I,.-
fore Judge Underwood by y writ of haheaS
corpus tO test the cOnsiItuiionality of the re
construction laws wa cali.d on THURSDAY an
the I :. Circuit Court, in Richmond. Gen
u. H. Wells. of Alexandra. representing IN.
Government IN the absence Of District Attorney
Chandler, announced his n-adIness 10 proc.st
He gave notice of an Inisntion 10 move a di>-
inissal OF the proceedings i'm the case. inclndine =
The petition and the writ. ga the ground that
this - n court of a jurisdiction too limitad 10
take co2nIzance thereof. Gen. w. procascied 10
argue The matter ar length.
AZ the Dec mbeT term of the court for Shenan-
doah county, the order issued under The an ,pi-
ces OF George Rye. II. J., intended To PUNISH The
Shenandoah Herald. was resoindcd.
The Norfolk Journal saws. s-Cotton is again
on The rush thIS way. A Thousand bales a day
pass Weldon. the larger proportion of which
comes via the Se3board road"
A party OF fox hunters started M, a few davs
slnc", IN trederlck county, a pure whit fox
The party chased 1t for many hosrs, but wen.
not 80 fortunate as 20 oyeTrake n.
The factory OF Kelly. Tocket 4 Co. IN Ereder-
ickshurg, is now engaged the mauufacturr
of black broadcloths whleh are Ia equal the
finest French cloths.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

For DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS, sucB
As CouGas, CoLDs, WHooPISG Csu6H,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, AND
CoNsUMPTioS.
fropabE sever before in the whole history Of
medicine has any thing won widely and deA ply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through q long
series OF years, and among most of the of
has risen higher and higher in their estimat ion,
as II has become better known. It's uniform char
acter and power to cure the various affections of
the lungs and throat, have made il known as q
reliable protector against them While adapted
90 milder forms Of disease and to yonng children,
u IL at the came time the most effectual rem edy
that can DE given for incipient consumption, and
the dangerous affections of the throat and lungs
AS proSIs Ison against sudden attacks Of Crou D. II
should be kept on hand in every family and indeed
all should be provided with this antidote for them
Athough settled CoNsUMPTIoN is thought in.
curable still great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled. have been completely cured
and the patient restored TO sound health by the
CHERRY PEcroRAL. So complete is its mastery
the most obstinate OF them yield TO It, when moth.
Ing else could reach them, under the CHERRY PFC
ToRAL they subside and disappear.
ton from it.
ASTHMA 10 always relieved and often wholly
cured by il.
BRONCHITIS il generally cured by taking the
CHERRY PEcToRAL in small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that We need
not publish the certificates Of them here or do more
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
n, Jc AWE trRSsASGp : E6 ~ no,rv,, u
PraetioaI aad Anal ytical Chegaists
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
6e2S D6W .eo3m
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tn" Cole Biscock homicide case was argued
m Albany. New York. on saturday, and Di.-
trict Attorney Smith read n letter from Mr..
Mary u. Cole to her husband. confessing hrr
adultery with Hiscock. Judge Peckhan ~
fused To put the case on until Nav. and ordered
an ad ouned Oyer and Te1nlnrr 10 Try ia,.
prisoner at an early dav. MIs. Coles conf.S-
sion 10 her husband Was written an ink on q
sbeei OF note paper, and was a follow:
Dear Husband. In answer 10 your inquiry,
I acknowl hedge that about the summer OF t~ssl.
J.. II. Hiscock having frequently called al ou-
house on business, one evening. in the ah-snsp
of other persons, first hy force prevailed upon
me 10 submit ard partly succe"ded in has 81
forts. Al various times attrrw ard. from shanr
and fear Of eNpo-ure, he Obliged nae i'm part TO
submit 10 nis caresses. only d-sisung from his
prosecutions at last on your p.turn. I have re-
Trained IRON exposure heretofore from fear Of
consequences. MAEN II. CoLF.
Other and modifying words were writr.n
with head pencil ON the top Of the sheet Of pa
per. Gen. Coles letter Ia Mr. Cuylor. writ
ten Iust beiorr the prisoner and his wife lsfr
S,racusa for Albany, D. a. follows:
1 harm from undoubtel evidence that HIS
cock has fOrcibly endsavoTed To dIshonor NV
wife m my own room. obtaining opportunity
thus 10 do through profcssed friendship 20 me-
He has often since made her the subject of hiS
obscene attacks an my absence an the army, and
by thus duplicating her sOInewhat ina his guilt.
has ruined her peace and NV own. God ha~
been my help, and ask not Nengs,A CO. bui h,.
shall not abase himself 10 her and 10 ne, and
buN his miserable life OF me. i hold her noi
rntlrtlf lnnocrnt: lOr Sue should have told of
H. What fear of him He a. guilty OF ont
iageous Treatment and persecution of h-r. FOR
vi Inch ~ shall make ample apology 20 her aud
20 me. Mary. / know all the circumstance
fully. and ~ - a. tell Won. so do not blame
MTs. Cole uniustly. II yon hear ana thing about
GEO. W. Cor.
Among the affidavits which were read tu
court we're those OF General Code: Senator Col,.
OF California; ". IL. Hadley, p1sOner's conn
sci: H. ". Brown. David Coli. n. II. Smith.
Lyman Clary, John l.. Guy ler. and DT Hovt.
They related to the testimony whlca was eN 20
pected to be adduced from Mrs. Cuyler. Mr..
Olive u. Cole, the senator wife, Mrs Eliza
beth Anderson, Dr.W. II. Wheeler, ana Dr. W
HI. Palmer. all of whom. a. j. claimed. are ab-
lent ffom the county ar state, or confined 4.
q l. lln....
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~ Two newsdealers OF M,ddIetown, Com

~ Two newsdealers OF Middletown. cooa
nave stopped the sale at their counters M IN
sensation newspapers which print insl......
illustrations and articles.
ga vigilance committee. provided ,.,,.
sn-shooters, - are sf,er the North Adams
Mass, ince ceDdiaiies "ns'
~ The Mayor of 81. Louis hs. xes,., "a,
the Sunday Laws. part az
Inc National Convention of R.rra. o,
lIsoe VIII meet NJ Boston next Wedn.,sd.y
and probably last three days.
1eneiai ignatiel proposed Prime Mn.
va oi RUSSIA is hrni friend Of Jncle sam
- Engenie has made Mise Marie por,~r n,
New York, happy by complimentinr her anon
The Ohio Legislature rs after the ,r;zs.
nghters' proposes TO jail even the reporters
~ verdict has been rendered i'm the f,;r.a,,
Court NJ Nashville. Tennessee. for Ann a.
aees against the Nashville Railroad C,mn~nS
and IN favor of Margaret Burke wbose nns'
band. " hile lying on the track iu sr,,. ~ ss-
'oAlcsfhon, was run over aad killed
The trisl OF Gen. George w. s,ols- an In
d'ctment for the murder OF l.. Harr,s H,ssass-
ist VI March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

ANoTBEE CASE oF WESTERN DEPRAyITY-
4 loeng Husband -ijahaoRs ms Wtfe.-I.g>t
sprung, - Young man of prFpossessing appear
ance and good address naIned CLAYTON q iupril
landed al Dubuque. He found employment.
ana soon thereafter courted a girl. InNentiuC
the fable than hr was To have a legacy o: ~t5.pt
he got the parents consent, and the pair yxer.
married The Dubuque Times tells the r'-si y;
the story thus
Last Monday morning. bright and early, 6 up-
hi told ms wife Ia pui ON her bonnet and shawl.
and come with him To make some purcha~.
preparatory TO housekeeping. Like a dutifal
Wife she assenied, and together they visited
many OF the leading establishments ia the
city. Firsi the whole-souled husband pn :
chased magnific"nt sewing machine. next
an expensive sti OF furs. with MANY other
trlnkets too numerous TO mention Ti,..,
finally brought up At the dry goods store of on..
OF our leading merchants AT the upper end nj
MAIN sireet. and here Guptil went 20 purchas =
ing goods with a prodigaiity and reckies-De--
an regard 10 expense wonderful 10 witness lh.-
plOprl, tor ana whole army of clerks. both ula.r
AID female, were kept Doi,bing up aud down I,
hii orders. Whole bolts of cloth and caIi~a.
shaMls and dress patterns Were laid upon IN.
Go"n'.r- and n quickly purchased by tiup;Il.
In a short time the bill amounted 10 sSps Tn.
husband then remarked that he had bpnght
enough 10 commence keeping hOnSe with
and told his wife Ia wait in I'm. star.
while he went 10 the lnnk for some money
ana 10 send AN express wagon for tt.
goods. He went oui, and that is the la>t
that bas been seen of Gupull. Patiently fh-
young wise waited bN the counter. cRsf,tntr
with one OF her former schoolmats-s. over tue
supposed virtues OF her husband Mtnurr>
str"tched INTO hours, aud the twilight shade
came on apace. but no Wagon came 10 the door
no giinps. was Obtained of that form she had
learned 10 love 80 well. Al last, weary and dr.
cohra@ed, and with horrible sa~picion thag
sLe lad been betrayed: the wife took up her
little bundle that she had brought with her "a,
the- e-stor and went To her parents home. oLIy
To learn The cruel ruth too soon, that the man
who the altar had solemnly promised 10 love.
cherish. and project her waS a villain a. ,he
bisckest dye, and that she had been heartl.s Nv
abandoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

The '.Co-oPEIATIvE" SYsTEM.-To show
how successful and even popular, cooperation
has become, the New York Tribuac notes tina;
within two or three years the middle. and even
some of the higher classes an London, hay,.
established societies among themselves. Not
only tins. hut the editor adds that .sthe civil
servants of the crown have two large stores
one in the city and he other the West End
NJ city store Is open To government clerks and
Their friends, who sometimes are of much
higher rank. The West End Is composed OF
such members as clergymen and officers Of the
army and navy. The success of both these has
been Tar beyond expectation, and il is conceded
mat The whole system is indebted TO TN.
humble individuals who fought their way
as The Rochdale Pioneers. Perhaps. afte.
a time business men and others of stand
ing and means in the cities OF the United
States may think ii worth while to avail
themselves OF the manifest advantages of co.
operation In The meantime, as showing how
cooperation il working among the mechanic
IN England. IL II mentioned that the London
masons- plasterers- carpenters and painters
nave Jnst held general meeting. a mason la
the chair, TO organize a cooperative building
society Five hundred men have ALREADY joined
this organization, majority of whom are
masons and painters IL lie estimated that five
thousand shares OF ( each will be taken up in
a lew weeks. and that the company will br
prepared TO undertake building operations in
March next Operatives only will be admitted
as shareholders, and take part i'm the manage
ment OF the company. Similar mo yements will
IN time, probably be undertaken here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04
TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX Oh
TURNER'S TIC DOULOgREUX Oh
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.

AsAFE, CERTAIN, AND SPEEDY CURE FOR MURAL
6IA,AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
Ii fs An unfaiiing remedy in all cases Of Facf
Neuralgla often eftectipg b perfect cure in q sin
day. No form Of Eerv vous Disease fails TO yield
90 its magic Influence. Even the severest cases of
chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Deranged
Ments OF many years standi ng affecting the entire
system, are completely and permanently cured by
In few days, or . few weeks at the utmost. IL
Contains nothing injurious to the delicate
TEN, and can always be used with perfect safety .
II Is In constant use by the best physicians, who
give IT their unanimous and unqualified appro al
sent by mail on receipt of 81 and two postag
stamps. Sold every where
TURNER CO., Sole Proprietors,
och -eo5m 30 fremont street. Boston, Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. A very DESTRUCTIVE
fire in fremont street, Galveston, occurred
there last night II is supposed TO be- the WORK
of an incendiary. Loss St9,OvN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE WAR OFFICE QUESTION.
The President. Gen. Grant, and Srcretar
Stautoa.

Especial Dispatch TO the Star.
NEW YORK, Feb. The Tunes special
Washington correspondent says that the Presi-
dent has determined not 10 recognize Secretary
Stanton. and has issued an order to q en-. Grant
forbidding him 10 obey An order recei we'd from
the Secretary OF War; that General Grant de-
clined to obey il, whereupon a spicy CORES
pondence nsuPd, which has lasted for a compile
Of weeks, and covers not only the matter
named, but also the charges made by the Presi-
dent against Gen. Grant o: dupllciry in hi, ac-
ton the War Office question.
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INDIAN DEPREDATIONS.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 4--The Albuquerque r.
view of January 2lst says: \ party of Navajo,
Indians attacked some herders near Cubiso. on
the 9th nit. and killed one and wounded two.
They also run of between threr and four ihpu-
sand sheep. abont fifteen hundred of which
Were subsequently recaptured.
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PAINFUL MYsTEEY.-On the Sd Of July
last an Englisbman named Wm Nav rrsid n Q
IN Freehold. Warren county, LETT his home with
the intention Of visiting Tirusyille and Pifhole
and returning home by way of Warren, where
he was TO pay debt of 500 He had the money
IN his possession, and was seen m the afternoon
of the same day at Cory, but can be traced no
further. and has not since been heard Of Yes.
OF the missing man. arrived here, he having
heard rumor TO the effect that a dead body
had been found under barn in this vicinity
and itie niified as that Of May from papers found
in his pocket Our police have heard of no DIS
coyery Of The kind. and the story seems highly
Improbable. Mr.. Bush has returned home 10
investigate the origin of the report. Tsfss c,Ie
Herald, IAN. 2s. -
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
/ have nov on hand a complete stock Of
CHOkE YAMILY GROCERIES

have now on hand a complete stock Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
name in part pure Imperial, Gunpowder, Oolon
and Japan TEAS; Mocha, Old Goyernmsnt, Java
Marie aibo. LaGuayra and RIO COZ FEES; Brown
and White SUGARS, all grades; WEIGH, Bay and
other superior brands Of
FAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR,
Maryland sugxr-cnred HAMS, BREAKFAST
BACON and SMOKED BEEF, Refined LEAF
LARD in 10 Is and IS pounds tin kettles, No
shore MACKEREL, Georges Bauk COD, FISH
Family Roe HERRING. pure Spices, Pickles. Jei
lies. Spsnish Olives, Olive Oil. Sauces, Sardind
MaccarUni. Nermacelli. Farina Corn Starcn
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate. Raisins. Almonds
Fiberts, Brazil Nuts English Wslnuts.
CAEN ED GOODS.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
And in fact ali other GOODS which are usually
Kept ina
FIRST CLASS GROCERY.
Together with fne assortment Of
WINES AND LIQUORS,
suitable for me dicins purposes all Of which in
tend selling at the very lowest market prices, and
VIC uld respectfully ask examination of my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
G. n. PRRRIE,
"a es6tif corner Ninth and I streets.
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FIRE. IN NEW WORK.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Thr fiye-story brick
building, No. - Beekman street, was burned at
TWO o'clock this morning. IL was occupied by
Landers Co., dealers in steel: &. johnson.
engIaver, and the Manhattan Printing Com
pany. Loss heavy.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
rSpec,al D,spatch To IN. Star.

ISpeclaI Dispatch 10 The Star.
KNOXVILLE, Feb. I.-The bleck on the south
east corner of Main and Gay streets was burned
from the corner To the Franklin HOUSE on Main
street. and back 10 the old Paxton property on
Gay street, on Sunday night The loss IL heavy
and the in- -urance oniv $1,000.
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Pl GIlINTI(.

Prize Fight i'm New York Within "a
>tone's Throw OF the City Hall.
Especial Dispatch TO the Star.l
NEw YORK. Feb. j.-Tbe bruisers George
Cheer and Punch Morris fought for purse o.
$50 last night in room near the City Hall
Park. Seventeen rounds Were fought. lasting
Ii minutes. Cheer being the winner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-04
PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN
testify to the merits of
HALLS VEGETABLE

SICfLIAN HAIR RENEWER,
In restoring GRAY hAI Il to its rigin.l color and
promoting its growth. II makes the hair soft and
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again. 1t is the best
HAIR DRESSING
Ever used. 1t removes DAudrun and all Scuryy
Eruptions. Ii does not stain the skin.
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Beware OF the Dnm-ro Preparations " htch are
sold upon our reputation.
r. p. HALL CO.,
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