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TO CONTRACTORS.

ON SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1868, at o'clock
" P. NJ. contract for building School
House in District No. A, in franklin Town
ship, will be sold to the lowest responsible bid
der, at the place of build Ing, on the land of g.
w. Lake. The house is to be a frame "a K so
feet. Particulars as to character Of the building
made known on day Of sale,
By order Of DIRECTORS OF SAID DIST
July 0, '6S--Bw
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.swThe New YOrk qtiSune bad a vsI

~ az-The New York Tribune has very
" sensible article upon the subject of too
much confidence in the success of the
} Republican ticket. 1t gives the figures
70 show that change Of only $4,000
votes ii 1884 would have elected Nc
I cleIIah, although Mr. Lincoln got nearly
N Of the electoral votes. This, IN
vote 1000, OUO, ,isa very small change,
asd shows the necessity Of work, If we
desire success this fall.
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The Washington Fayette Coz
Herald says that negro woman recent
ly died near that place, aged one hun
dred and seven years
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Notice in Partition.
M AIRY HORTON, Margaret Horton, Mary J.
Ixl Horton, Samuel Horton, minor, Sarah
Horton, minor, Martha Horton, minor, John
Horton a minor, Cornelia K. Horton, minor,
and Josephus Horton, minor, all Of jackson
county, Ohio, viii take notice that petition was
filed against them on the 25th day ofApril, AID,
1868, m the Court of Common Pleas, within and
for the county of Jackson and State of Ohio, by
james s. Horton, and is now pending, wherein
said James s. Horton demands partition of the
following real estate situate In said county Of
jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit;
The north east quarter Of the north west quar-
ter, and the south east quarter, of section num-
Der four (4), township number five (5), of range
number eighteen (1S.) Also, the north east
quarter of the north west quarter of section num-
Der nine (9), of township number FIVE (5), and
range number eighteen as, containing In all
24S acres more or less, and that at the next term
OF said court. the said james s. Horton will
apply for an order that partition may be made Of
said premises, and dover may be assigned there
in to said Mary Horton.
Dated this 18th day Of June, A. D., 1858.
JAMES g. HORTON.
June 10 6S-ew. By ]. TRIFr, HIS Atty.
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LADIES' EXCLUSIVELY,

T n Bandannh, OR LADIES FRIEND
~ SUBSTITUTE for Periodical BaRdageS. An
entirely aeU iapeRho1. Recommended by ALL
EMINENF PHYsIcIANs, and approped Of By EVERY
LADY at sight. Indispensable to EVERY MISS and
no medicine Elegant Easy and Durable. War
ranted, and toiR last fire yeays. Circulars free.
LADY AGESTs WANTED. Price 81 and 90. For
sale by all Druggists and sent free on receipt of
price, from the Principal Depot Address BAN
DANAu MANUFAcTURINe Co., GAO and Col Broad
way, N. Y.
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G. T. BEAuREGARD.

Union soldiers win be very likely to
support candidate whom this chival-
rous gentleman favors and helps to se-
leot with his influence.
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TIE ToPIo or THE DAT.

The weather! the weather. II forces
itself upon us as q topic OF conversation.
We ere 20 surrounded and encompass
Cd and pervadsd by heat that Wa must
think Of It and hence talk Of II.
May are sum -bound--blockaded within
doors and venture out only from me-
cessity. Some with blinds, and our.
tains and cushions endeavor to shut out
/ The suns heat and light, but the heat
enters where the light cannot, and PEN
etrates the innermost reOesses and 70.
treats. Il tsrri6sS Us by day aud tor.
ments us BY night.
si In . single city in q single day fifty
deaths have occurred from coup de sOlsil
o OF sun-atroks. New York has suffered
most, but 10 every city from New Or.
leans 70 Montreal the fatality has been
great In Montreal, where the msr-
curry often sinks to ls and 20 degrees
below zero, Il has risen 10 lO6 degrees
i1above that spoint. In this latitu dc
we are inclined to think that the heat
rs without parallel in intensity and du-
ration. Aud the end Of the heated
term is not yet To prevent suh-strOke,
3 aII Who venture out during the day
should carry umbrellas or protect the
bead BY means of handkerchief or wet
cloth. The hot sun If allowed to shine
upon the unprotected head for even a
brief term will cause instant death.
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MANHOOD
now LOST, no w RESTORED.

1.u..s,s-i.., JUST PUBLISHED, a
new editien Of DR. Gull
IsS,4aSsss N Z "a eVERWELL,S, CELE-
ssAeS DRAFTED ESSAY on
fY+FtN SS&A the radical cNre with
{shit out medicine Of Sper-
matorrh9a, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses lmpo-
tency, Mental aud Physical 1ncapacity' Impedi-
ments to Marriage etc.; also, Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self-indugence
or sexual extravagance.
S4rPrce, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay.
clearly demonstrates froma thirty years success
full practice, that the alarming consequences Of
self-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of Internal medicine or the appli-
cation OF the knife pointing out mode Of cure
at once simple, certain, and effectual, by means
of which every sufferer, no matter what his con-
dltion may be, may cure himself eheaply prl-
vately. and radically
c9-This Lecture should be In the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in q plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps. Also, DR.. Cnlverwell's Marriage
Guide" price 70 cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. @. KLINE q CO.,
1877 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box ,6s6.
July 3, 68-1y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GRANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE, 85th
" year begins Sept. 18th. zone of the oldest
aud best institutions for educating our daugh-
ters." @2O0a year. Send for catalogue to W. P.
KERR, A. NJ. Granville, Licking county, Ohio
Music Vale Seminnry.-Devo en-
1EA clusiprly to the ART and SCIENCE of Music.
Motto If IL be hdtI hare done so much il IS that
/ hare done one thing at time. WIN. Pitt
Terms $500 per Academic year. Young ladies
desiring to fit themselves for teachers of the pi-
anO, harp, organ, guitar, melodeon, or vOcaliza-
alton in the shortest time possible, would do well
to address PRINCIPAL NJ. Y. s., M. V. Box, New
London CT,
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erHoratio Seymour--A gold-belly
candidate on greenback platform,
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"Uncle" Simpson has for sale the
uniforms of the Pendleton escort.
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GFGen. Beauregard was a promi-
nent member of the democratic conven-
vontion. Here was his platform in
1862:
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PILES.

There Is no medicine In use 60 eflcaclous a,
DR.. Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood pills for
the permanent cure of Blind or Bleeding Pilee
they strike at the root of disease, thereby re-
moving the cause.
SOLD BY
DR.. o. G. MILLER, Jackson, OHIO.
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NICHOLAS BAsoUILL, executor of Patrick
lN Mccarthy; Robert Aten Administrator Of
Mary johnson; Harrison Adams, administrator
Of Samuel AbTam; Lewis Davis, administrator
Of Andrew Starr; W. X. Hastings, administrator
istrator of Margaret Lawrence; Ann E. Morgan,
Administrative of David Z. Morgan; John A.
Fitzpatrick, guardian Of Layton Palmer, Jr.;
A. ]. Dever, guardian Of Nancy McGillvpy;
James Mutt, guardian Of Thomas Smiths heirs,
and Matilda Starr, guardian of her children, have
filed their accounts for settlement 10 the Probate
Court of jackson county, Ohio, and the same
will be for hearing on the 31st day of july A. D.,
1858.
j. W. LONGBON
July 9, '68-3w Probate Judge
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uM0N REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,


For President,
F. Ulysses .. Grant.
slt For Vice President,
Schuyler Colfax.
Presidential ElectOrst
f, r,.. JDAVTD TOD.
1'se'0r' az I0'ss- SAMUEL GALLOWAY
For State OGiceTss
secrstarv Of Strts-ISAAcR r, SHERWOOD
ssupresas Isdqs--- WILLIAM WHITE.
,Ntm. Board Of Public IVorks-JAMES MOORE.
lsekool mn,issioner--J0HN A. NORRIS.
Clsrk Of SEprems Court--R0DNEY zoos.
IHE' For Congress,
Tf ala Dstfic0--Ron. JOHN T. WILSON.
For Common Pleas Judge.
(Sdsu6-Dir., Ja. Dist i.)-HENRHAA. T0WNE,
Congressional E1ectOr,
S1la DstrieO-J0HN j. HARPER, of Sctoto.
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THE SUCCESS
OF the ONE EDOLLAag SALE n Rev.
OIutiOn i'm Trade.

OlutiOn i'm Trade.
NXTE furnish at uniform price of ONE DOL
wv LAR such artle les rs are used by every
family, ct less price than they are sold by any
Wholesale dealer In New York or Boston.
Agents wanted TO cooperate with us In carry
ing out plan which meets the wants of the mil
lion, and In the disposal Of large and varied
stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, Silver Plated
Ware, Watches, Carpetings, &C. Our terms to
Agents are superior TO those of any other firm,
as our circular will show. Those getting up
clubs can secure piece Of Sheetlng, Watch,
silk Dress, Shawl, Sewing Machine, &C., &C.,
FREE OF COST.
A check desert bing an article TO be sold tor
Dollar, 10cts.; 20 for So 40 for a. go for S6;
100 for S10 sent by mall Send money by Reg
lstered letter. Circulars mailed flee to any ad-
dress. Agents wanted everywhere Address,
HARRIS q PLUMMER,
81 Hanover St., Boston, Mass.
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news OF the Week.

Mra Olivia Hooker, wife Of Gen.
Hooker, Is dead. She was q sister Of
Hon. W. s. GroeSbeOk Of Cincinnati.
She wss woman Oflsrge acquaintance,
and was much respected.
The heat has been tsrFible during
The past three weeks. It has caused
The death Of hundreds Of persons. 1t
e too hot torsad the news, lot alone
collecting and CondeuSiug it. The fol.
lowing, from the Ohio State Journal,
Rlves 8 glimpse Of the situation:
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CaARtNsroN,S C.Oct. is, 1862.

CHARLEsr0N,S u U,UCt IS, 1862.
Hon. VIM p, Miles, Richmond, Va:
Has the bill for the execution Of Alb
clifton prisoners after January next
been passed. Do it, and England will
be stirred into action. 1t lie high time
to proclaim the black flag after that
period Let the trecation be Nth the gar
r0te, ~. '"
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Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gang,
and Gross Cut
s A w s

Every Saw that leaves our Factory is Oil Tenn
pered and Patent Ground, perfectiy trne and even,
and made OF Uniform temper by our patent tenn
pering process.
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nothing else can be found so desirable. Con-
taning neither oil nor dye It does not soil white
cambfic, and yet lasts longer on the hair. giving
il rich glossy lustre and grateful perfume.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEW YonK, March al p. m,-Cotton arm; de-
mand moderate at "a cents. Sugar unehangedj
cents i Flour da Se soathef E, siis7s @hsst
dull; No. 1 t2.5o, delivered; No, q gao. Corn
Fair demand, tlis@i % fof whites d .2oRi a for
Rye quiet at u 90. Pork-Fair demand at t23. rs
G2t.0b. Petroleum-l2 cents for crude and 253lfQ
20 cents for refined. Gold lilK.
BALrIxonE, Marcha.-Coffee.-Ther has been
firm under favorable sdviceSbfrom Rio, and hold
ers generally are asking rather higher rates.
made when we LEFT the market. Middllug is held
firmly at "a cents, and low middling at q cents.
The market Is hrmer at Liverpool, and very
Fio9-The market this morning was compar-
ativcly quiet, but II 4. Arm In tone, and prices
sales this morning, but we heard of sales yester-
day after Change OF 800 barrels Northwestern
super spring wheat at % 25, and Of 200 barrels fine
Corn meal is dull at ss2S92lo y 100 Ms. for
white. Quote by the barrel at t5.pof6.
this morning il corn Butthe sales prees
since. Sales comprise 10000 to 1000 bushels
500 very prime do. It Ella, and some 5000 yei!
low, aaoat and In store, at sll? White closed
At q TO- and yellow at sii2 Wheat wa. com:
well maintained. sales were made Of 1000
bushels good Pennsylv.nls at s2to, and 800
Dusnels cholce virginia hSzsU. lhefc were no
sales Of rye; but OF oats 1400 bushels sold at rs
cents, and 500 bushels at s26s5 cents.
Propiiions.-The market Is quiet, and for most
articles prices little off, lot OF %, 900 Ms.
bulk rib Sides sold yesterday At Ia CENTS loose,
but l21 cents was subsequently, offered for them m,
and they may be quoted to-day at this figure.
do. clear rib Sides at 1871 cents. Bacon we quote
as follows, viz: Shoulders at l2 cents, rib Sides
at ~ centsj clear rib do. at 10 cents, and Hams
at ls@2o cents. Lard Is 1GN cents, and Mess
Pork Gas per Dbl.
Sugdr,..The market is very quiet, but firm.
Sales 10l hhds. Porto Rico, new crop, at 1870
~ cents. We quote fair to good refining At
ll4di2 cents.
Refined Sugdrs.-Soft crushed we still quote as
follows; A white 1871 cents; circle A 1917 cents;
y 10 cents; extra lb94 cents: yellow Is cents.
Market bare OF hard crushed.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

EBB1TT HOUSED. y. WILLARD.
Dyer, Washington, u u; ] driswoid and lady,
Coleraine, Mass; Miss Jones, Bostoni q l. Lin.
coin, SIS Lewis and lady, I woodward and
Mulhoiia%, Richard q Cooper, Mrs Gonse, New
fSsf George sv, AdeR rsp sm,, m! Ms
Gushing, u s N; Loomfs l. Lsngdon and lady,
Fort ,S Hamilton; Charles n Page, r M Page, En-
Robert Perkins, PhiisdelphIa; deofge p Rogers,
A Harris, d L Bartlett, Baltimore; b Babeock,
Liverpool; W W Gheeson, Richmond; Edward
Montana, George Gibson, RiChmond; wiiliSS,
Bates, jr, Ky.
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. S. BENSON.
Miss l. q Bennett, st Louis; DR. P Prince,
De Sofa county, Miss; Geo + Commin., Boston;
] u Waidner, l. Zachanas, Thos Hammond,
Henry Dothson, Md; .Chss NOLAN, Aicxsn.
J F Doyle, Phila; F s Church, city; r ii Cole,
Mass; X Turner, Albion, N Y; , II Ford,
Columbus; VIM II Bowes, Ind, DR. N A Ware,
Va; J.R Bartlett, y A;DV dupman, Indian,
apolis, Ind; Samuel II Adams and son, Baiti.
Roberts, Phiis.
UNITED STATES HoTEL-M. II. BEAN.
:, Lieut. 7 Reeves, Tenn; John Du Bots, vii.
z Jones, y Y. Henry Brown, boston, Mass; W
il stevens, Csitford, Conn; John Kelley, hi;
Richard Neal, Henry p L Sherwood, Mich; Geo
" Bowen, zimri Bowen, N H. John Plant, In
dian Ter; Geo Holmes, city; Omer @ Moore, Ky;
Rev John Pilklnton, otsego, N Y; Z L ] Town.
send A ! Iiamblcton, New York; John Jackson,
Oswego, N Y.
SEATON HOUSE-JouN II. SENNKs.
ID Lowenthall, W Bowie, q W Murray, Md; J
J Hind and wife, Q Refer, Alai q Carr, J But.
terworth, N u l. ID Harper, o; Il N N 9reger,
Md; W = White, Pa; II W Flandreau, N VI Hon
4 J alossbrenner, Pa; Z Hutehison, Burk,
Md; W smith. N Y; J Il Henderson, A Croft,
J Scott, Pas NJ Maxwell, o; W b Magruder,
W u Meade, N Y; q II Wittberger, city; A Kern.
good. BALTIMORE Gov. W IL Smith, Ala.
WASHINGTON HOUSE-A. f. BEvERrpoE.
Robert Siddle, Y; NJ p Ingrahsm, Z J
Slower, Philsi WIN Z Merriman, Wis; J 5 Marsh,
Pa; = CLARK, Denver, Colorado; John Hull,
Blairstown, N Y; Chas King, Lexington, Va;
y + Hussey, Covington, Va; James S Hill, L
Green, Augusta Thos Mcguire. Pa.
OWEN HOUSE-w. s. OWEN.
W Otterbaek, Ohio; J II Sens, Mass; James
II johnson, Va; W + Brown, Maryland; A
fcntriss, Va; w Watson, Maine.
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CLOTHING AT RBDrcED RArRs.-Mr. A straus,
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets offers his large aud we'll selected
stock Of Men and Boys Clothing aud dentlcmen's
Furnishing Goods, for the next thirty days. without
regard to cost. He also offers disco INT Of ten per
cont on all purchases amounting 10 20 or more. Now
Is tho time to make your purchases at an imnen'e
saving
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CITY HAIL. Gsi Bd.1S Ss.yf .s k'" Fss crs
Proposals will b. received u this oliso until noon,
Raad9sd su a. sky St cubic tS GRaSHffE
20 be furnished the rGugh and seven thcpsSnd
TE AZ he wRsfi at foft MsGiary. Portsmouth bar
BE- " S, Il suS NV Ma, Is pieces Of mcD
siSn stone OSatsipLPg 3 SabIs iyS and IS pieces Of
sion sIoRe, 1 cubic feet, and Is pieces cut granite
Between June Is and July 49, 1865 81 pieces OF dmsn-
:iS9 .SRSS II pieces Of cut granite
Between July Is and August 49, 1865. tho remainder.
Y pieces Of d@spsio9 sSas e. cubic ieO', and 81
II sPsa fs to .sS Il 1. T IlR
. q SsH in the "a Ssrswns'
uTsl beds, and cut toLpl edges. ,.,,
4s w RS y t. BE- nf DC ,Is
IOnts must bo carefully quito the Dimensions Given
3. 70 e. III. md So "a a
inch width eqt alons the edges. and batter q half
@ s Hah 'fI ha s 81 I'd. "a
GHhds TO DO rGSse hSR%CESd sIrriSs aassre aud
I Hafy Z rom s%sP ss
widths from feet 2iashef to feet inches, aud in
VIII each Se ~ must BE- gwen the names re-
spGnsible persons as guarantees ST the faithful exc.
foaTS he u snOant Sd The Necessary GanI fofRS
ior bids and guarantees will be furnished qnoR aPpi
fSsSia. must State, separately the price por cubic
S9s Of s'SSS e be darPsGSf y The rough and the
Fsss saa .pssa ED are fSsay and nay he o..
a%HSa SsrS &c ssHr GIN f En
:, Bach proposal must be marked on the outside Of
the envelope, Proposals for Granite 69T Fort Nc
Br0ve Major General United stI sss, Army.
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by THE rREsIpESfTU ofI TIE UNITED STATES

Rr THE rREslpESSFTS olFF r. UNITED STATES.
Tor The Sale II Iai9S5Is Lands n tne State Of Kan,
;Si s $ - Xxx e.; I"f u.s.
GssE SsEsiiSS g,S
sriS .%S %aas ss s lie .s +
s pfG5 o fuSs shS. % Ss aas ,o
Fl. s%S XXX @ for the q h
Of The cPsson under the hrst article OF the Aforesaid
Soai& She base line and ;q,t The strtA principal
Trsstcpal townships b. a Is. %. 80, 81, 50. 50. "a
sSd sSd i;asGahl SR' & isSss
saa a. sna raeicSa iP%ssRRI al o. g.
>, fS "a 'SSnship ~ !owpshps q ., - o. 81.
,.fssiiSns o~nsRips Is, r. y .. s.. j. ~ 8. 81.
ID, FOR The sale Of the following described trust
Snd az rt the same place. e9%mCPeinE on SATURDAY.
and par! Of townships lying within the limits q the
meridian.
Fractional townships ~, q, S, -, Of rangol
aetSnS g. ~ iSSRsap' ~ aud - and
Fractional township %, tSwGs6lps 81 Is and D. and
fractional township o. Of rangcA
Fractional towGshlP3 d, towns hps 81, Is and g. and
Fractional township - townships q, q. ., and
fractional towushipS, otrunge5,
Fractional township y. townships 81. q, %. and
fractional township ~, of range O.
Fractional township y townships %, IS. %, and
Fractional township D, townships q, Is. -, and
fractional tow uship 70, OF ranges
Fractional township D. townships q, %, - aud
fractional township 10, OF rangep.
Fractional townshP y. township. q, q, %, aud
Fractional township g. town;htps n, 9S %. and
Fractional township q. townships n, d, 20. and
fractional tow nshlp ~, OF range IL
Fractional township ~, towDsLipB n, IS, %, and
fractional tow nship 80, Of TaGge ~
Fractional towqshiP y. townships q. Is. %. and
ira,ctionIi l9wnshsp ~ townships r. q. %, and
Fractional township %. townships z, D. o. and
fractional township Al, Of range 10 - "
fractional townships ", q, y, - and 30 of rapRclT
The following designated townships bcipI S1uIh nf
the base line aud tpsS Of the sixth nT nclpaI in"ran
fractional townships u and "a, OF range /
Iho Oncrng Of the lands above referred to " III
Gated and will proceed In the order In which they arc
advertised until the whole shall have been offered
and no sale thus closed but the sale shall mol DO kept
open longer than two weeks for the public
nt lands, and NO private entry any OF the lands
VIII DO admitted until sloI tho expiration Of tho two
weeks, nor vii tracts DO offered which may DO with
dawn before thy aay OF sale by tho Department ac
eV on o. IaIl[oAd or Tor other PURPOSES.
,uhen under my hand at tho CITY of Washington
this twentieth day Of January, Ammo DominI one
THOUSAND eight hundred and sixty eight
ny the President; ANDREW JOHNSON
JOS. +, WILSON,
Commissioner Of the Geporal Land oass
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LOCAL ITEM 8.

SLID for French whaebono Corsetsi 5 cents for
Corset steels Also, Hoop.skirts, Shoulder Braces,
and Corscts Of all styles. altered and made to order,
and 1t warranted, at Charles Daum's. 70 Louisiana
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
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FoR ALI THOSE distressing aud aniictlng maladies
which originate In scrofua eDfeebled or viated
state OF the blood, nothing can equal the tonic and
purifying effect Of DR.. Anders Iodine Water, pure
solution u Iodine dissolved In pure water tohout
solvent,
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La dRAsD DUCHESS and 10 Col Yoke Hanna Ties
the last patterns on the docket received to-day at
ssks L Co. Is. ST Seventh stree. between Pennsyl
vania avenue aud D street.
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GEORGETOWN mATTERs.

OnDEns for the NATIONAL REpuBLrAN in
Georgetown may be left At the bookstores Of
Messrs. T. NJ. X. Mills Co., (late Crandelis) 12s
Bridge street, or At Messrs. q. T. Getty l. Co.'s,
LOG Bridge street, where copies OF the RrrusLI-
CAN may be obtained daily.
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A DREAM which was mol all a droam. Pantsloou
with buttons that do not pull of, at Henning's On
Price Clothing Store, No. 81 seventh street. bstwee
d and B.
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LADIES, remember to attend Professor o. s
Fowier's lecture to you, at MetIerott Hall, We'd.
nesday, at up. m, on "ferhale health, and Its
restoration" Seats, so cents.
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John S. Allen J ''
The subpoena Issued to compel the defendant ap-
pearAnco having been returned by the MarsAal mot
70 be found and the complainant having filed an
amdAyt that the defendant IL nCu OF this
sey Is this 18th dNy Of January, A. 1858. ordered
by the court thAl the defendant cause hi. appearance
10 be catered herein before The lrS Rule day oe
enrring forty days after this day otherwise the cause
Will be proceeded with as In case cf dshult.
By the Court,
true copy;
Test; R. J. MRIds, Clerk.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-04

uquSry OauRr.-The March term of this court
com need yesterday. FRANCIS l.. Smith, Jr.,
qualified as notary Publioi tho will Of Human
Whittlescy was admitted to recordj and Samuel
N. Aubinoe. county constable,was removed from
office. A rule was awarded against j. F. Walsh
to show cause why he should not be removed
FAREWELL SERMoN.-On Sunday night Rev.
DR.. Munscy preached his last sermon In this city
previous to the meeting OF the Conference of
which he Is member. The church was crowded.
Fism-Thc Gsh. packers have not yet gone to
work, though preparations are being made by
them daily.
RENTED.-Thc city fish wharf WAS ronted at
public auction yesterday, pursuant to order of
o., 0lO, from LIST OF March to lst OF June, 1865.
MABRIAdEs.-Last month the clerk of the
County Court Issued nineteen marriage licenses
and recorded twenty-threc deeds.