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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1868-03-19
Churches.

NIT Tlanfisf Services on Second Sunday and
rreceeding Saturday Of each month az CLOCK r N
l the Methodist chuIen III DiV"H''i'0' NV ~
Wetbodist EpiscopaL-serviees every Sunday
.,ioI-9S.N., and 10 P. n Prayer Meeting every
Turs6sy evcnink; Sunday School every SaObath al
LSsM Rev. ". s. BLACKBURN. Pastor.
Fniseopal.- Services m McPherson's Hall every
,ibsT suniay at 1912 A. NJ and every Sunday al
iQP NJ Sunday School al Ia p. every Sun
sv r. Rev g. R. DAVIS, Missionary
T,rst Presbvter an--Services every Sunday a.
e10I M and s z p NJ; Sunday School az 2 IA
IN; Prayer meeting every "wednesday al r NJ
aev JOHN T. BAIRD. Pastor
arrival and Departure Of Mails.
Eastern Mail arrives daily, except Sunday, at !, p N
Northern Mail arrives &C at 4 ? m
., departs g att Il
tUsstern Mail arrives every wednesday at 4, p. m
= departs every Monday At g. a. N.
Grant Mail arrives every Tuesday At 8, p. m.
g departs every Wednesday at s, q. N.
Rockport Mail arrives every Saturday a. 3 =. m.
departs -, m
Parsons will oblige by getting their mail in fully
All an hour before the departure Of mails
once open Sundays from s to 3, q. m, ard from to
Pm A.D. MARSH, P. NJ.
LODGE DIRECTORY.
BaowEvILLE r. A. OHsPTER Meets at Masonic
Haii in Brownsville each Monday evening Tor lectures
ind =ork. X. W.fOhN As ID j.
GRO R DAVIS, Sec,
NEMAHA VALLEY LODGE No A F N meets
regularly In The Masonic BAH on H. lstsn 81 SatuF
SAYS of each month. ] W-BkAtOhD, ", d.
J. n. MORRISON, Secretary.
BRowxvILLE LoDeE o Of O F meets regularly
every TUESDAY evening in tie Masonic Hall
IL. LETT, N. g.
G.. " FARBRoTHER, Sec.
BRowvvILLE LODGE / o of 7, meets regularly
syery Friday egening n The Masonic Hsil.
FREDERICK PARKER, W. c. T.
D. n. LEWIS W.
g A R-Post No Z, Nemaha County, meets every
slernate Tbursday. in Bruwnville, over Dorsey
Bros Clothing Store, at 2, p. n
Capt. o. B. HEW ETTi P G. d.
D. BLACKBURN, P. A.
HARMONIA-Meets every wednesday evening in
the hall west Of Te egraph Oflce AcP erson's Block
LOUIS WALDTER, Pres.
Jos sHUTZ, Sec.
BROwEvIuLE LITERARY AssoCIATIoN--Meets
avery Thursday evening al Z P. NJ.
}. S. sCHENK. Pres.
D. II, HUFFMAN, See.
WESTERN UNION. TELEGRAPH CoMPANE-Odee
% kcPhersOn's Biock. BEAR Operator.
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ally DIRECTORY.

JtRvlss CHURCH. Mayor.
WM. T. MCCREERV, Clerk.
e BOYD. Marshall.
Jonas HACKER, collector.
.WM II. HOOVER, Treasurer.
TR FISHER Engineer.
IN. REYNOLDS, Attorney.
C. r. STEWART,
T. C. HACKER,
c. ". WHEELER, SAldermen'
AW. MORGAN,
AP COGsWELL.
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TiML TABLE,
IL. & O. RAILROAD.

TRAINS will be run on this road till further
notice, as follows:
MAIL TRAIN WEST
Will lcare Grafton daily at . r. II. arriv-
ing at Clarksburs at 3.O0, and ParsersburF
at i.a0 T. ".
EMPRESS TRAIN WEST,
VIII lsare Grafton at ll.5O I. NJ, arriving
at clarksbnrg at 1856 A. NJ. and at Parkers.
burg at i.55 A NJ.
MAIL TRAIN EAST,
wiz leave Parkersburg at 6.SD A. NJ. rrri.
sing at C!arksburg at 1852 A. NJ. and Graf.
ton at !? NJ, connecting with Express Inst
Dag.
,, EXPRESS TRAIN EAST. 4
"'l leave Parkcrsburg at 9.O0r. NJ, arri-
shsM Clarksburg at LOO A. ". and Graf on
Nv a. NJ. connecting with Mail East for
for Further particulars apply to W. II. Free.
NC NJ the C!qrEIburg depot.
" JOHN l. WILSON. %
H+n "a Master o! rsaaspOs.a,ios,
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Fact and Fancy.

OK strike-Thc lightning.
Tue tics of ;ravel-Railway tics.
HousEuo.p words-Domes,ic quarrels
A noisy canvass-Bellcwing sails.
Az uncertain institution A fog bank.
PopuLA. agricultural implement
Westward, hoe! ..- t7..
An aching void-Thc socket from
which tooth has just been drawn.
KlLrArRIcK don't care to fight For.
rest, for fear Forrest will kill patrick.
Dentists are favored with more open
eountcnances than any other class.
ARITHMETIC in wax work-reducing
Washington and Napoleon into figures.
IT does not follow that man dislikcs
his bed because he turns his back upon
il.
A question for the horse guards what
is the use of scat Of war tor standing
army?
SURELY that man may be cnvicd who
can eat park chops for supper aud sleep
withou. u grunt.
The most direct method of detcrmin-
ins horse power-staud behind and tickle
his legs with briar.
4 great poet says ''the mountains stand
fixed forever" We know however, that
it is no uncommon thing for them to slope !
A Mississippi paper says that tue crops
that have no, tailed this season are pump
kIps and boy babies.
A writer in New York paper says !:
If Plymouth Rock had landcd on the
Pilgrim Fathers it would have acccu-
plishcd something worth talking aboas.
"IsS'r your bill awful stccp!" inquir-
ed spen thiIft OF his tailor You
ought to know best, for it was run up by
you, was the coo! reply.
Ar arecent dinner oil shoemakcrs, the
following toast was given: ''may We have
all the women in the country to shoc-aad
all the men 10 boot.
An article announcing the dcccase OI
person says: Ills remains we're com.
mtted to that bourne whence no traveller
returns attended by his friends.
An inccrfigiblc wag whe lent minis.
ter horse, which ran away aud threw
his clerical rider, thought he should have
some credit for aiding in spreading the
gospel.
A boozy fellow was observed the otlcl
day driving II hog which ho had by the
tail. und un being asked what lie was do
ing, he replied that he was studying Ge.
biography.
SINGULAR ard Plhal-Tfa pair ol
stockings are hose, is siuglc stocking a
hoe ahair Of glasses are spcc,acles
is one u spectacle? And il so, Is it not 4
bad show for sight?
JcxEs was or believed he was near hi.
death. aud the doctor calling, he had !
long consultation with him about hi.
chances Of life. "Why, man." said the
doctor, you are likely to die any hour
You have been living for fifteen year
without cons,ituiion--lungs gone, livcl
d,soasc, and all that sort Of thing
You don't mean TO soy," said Jones
questioning, "tllat a man can live 10,
| fifteen years without n constitution y
Yes do" retorted the doctor, "and got
are an example" "Thon. DOCTOR" amt
n bright smile illumnied the pallld face o
the doomed man, "thCn, doctor, Ill 90 j
ten. years more on tue bylaws, and h
did q sss ,...as.- 49, 'h ~,
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Select Poetry
OUR CHILDHOOD
BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE.

'Tis sad, vet sweet to listen
10 tn? soft winds gentle swell,
And think we hear the music
Our childhood knew SO we'll
To gaze out on the even,
And the boundleSs fields ofair,
And feel asaiI our boyhood' wish
To roam like angels there.
There are many dreams OF gladrcss
That cling around the past
And from the tomb oficelins
Old thoughts come ,hronging fast 4;
The forms We loved so dearly
In the happy days now gone,
Til" beautiful and lovely,
Go tai. 10 lsok upon.
Those bright and gentle ma;dcns
Who seemed SO formed for bliss,
loo glorious and too hCa ;cnly,
For such awo-ld rs this
Whose dark, suft eyes seemed swimming
In sea Of liquid light,
And whose loc!ts of gold were streaming
Ger brows so sunny bright.
Whose smiles were like the sunshine
In The Spring time Of the year
Like the clmRgcfnl CLEANS Of April,
They followed every tear
They have passel-'ike hopes-away,
And their lvveiness has fed
Oh, EIanya heart is mourning
That they are with the dead.
Like the bright ST buds OF Summc.',
They have fallen with the stem;
Yet, oh it isa lovely death
To fade away Ike them.
And yet the thought. i: sadicning
To muse on such as they,
And feel that all the beautiful,
7 Are passing fas, sway!
That the lair ones whom we love
Grow 10 each loving breast
Like the tendril Of the clinging vine,
They perish where tacy Fcs,.
And we can but think of,hesc,
In the soft and gcp,lc Spring,
When the trees are wayaring oc'r US,
And the flowers are b!oSsorinS;
And we know that Winter coming,
With the cold aud stormy sky,
And the glorious beauty round US
Is budding but 10 die.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-14

AToRTHwESrERN HOTEL,
IS. wALKgG, PRorEiEToE.--
Pike Street, Clarssburg. Hacks run
to and from the Depot. Oc:2S-tf
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Business Cards.

TEo. CoZAD.
" -ArroRyEy AT LAw,--
WESTON, WEST VA.
Will practice in Lewis and adjoining coun-
tics. All business promptly attended To-
Office with Hon. J. NJ. Bennett j!yl9-ly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-14

Tnx Chicago RAIDS are out for female
suffrage.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-14

Main street, Weston, West Va
Monuments, Toinbs, llcads;ones, Vases Man
ties &c Manufactured TO order with neatness
and despatch: Orders promptly filled. All
persons wanting anything in his line will do
well by calling on the above before purchasing
elswhere. jlyG-ly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-14
r EATIIEIi / LEATHER II

The citizens OF Lewis and adjoing counties
are respectfully Informed that / am now pre-
pared 10 supply them with all kinds of Leather,
both Upper and Sole, on reasonable terms. !
have the mostcxpcricnced Tanner in the country,
and will try 10 make such stock as i'll SUIT my
customers. licnllock or Eastern tanned sole
Calf and kipskins harness and side leather a!-
ways on baud. All tanned on the old plan.--
Ne short or patent process used here. The
highest price paid n c.lsh or leather for green or
dry Hides, at the Old l.orentz Tannery. Terms
strictly cash. Please call andsce me.
Weston, W. Va.
aug2l-ly G.J. BUTCHER.
NEW Jon TYPE.
~ This Office is now supplied with an excel
lent assortment of Job Type, and We arc IRE
Parrd 10 execute orders for job Work with dis.
npaich and ON the Sos reasonable terms.
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ID. CRANE,
r L. ll0TlIs, son ( Co,

r L. IlOINS, son & Co,
sys -wHEELiSG, W. Wa
. importers Of Quccrswarc and Manufacturers
Of Film: Glass. lis Main & 10 Water street, We
manufacture Ii superior article Of Carbon Oil
lamps apd Lamp Chimncys. dcc"'''c
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-14

TouN BRANNoN,
-ArroaSEy At LAM
Isduly authorised 10 practice ~ taeH
UNITED STATES COURTS.
All persons desiring TO be declared Bankrupt
can have MY services on reasonable terms.
t,av. all the necessary forms. jyl?-!y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21
THE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT, Judge FisA<r.-Yes,eriay,
the following orders were made Lee IF al.
vs. SPaiding; decree appointing John u. Me-
Emerson trustee instead of W. ]. Miller. Hal
lenbach VS.. hallenh.ch: deere Of divorce.
Pepper vs.. Sc ton; d cree appointing W. B.
DRY ct al; order certifying cause to General
Term Herard VS.. Lindsey ct al; decree pro
cont o against defendant, Sanders and Bar.
ney. Whe-tley vs.. Clampett; order ratifying
uustes report pisi. and reference to auditor
+ dell VS.. Van Hook 1T 81 amended bill fled
Kendall VS.. GlynoI; er OF publication
ayaipst ab ent defendant; Fowler ct al vs..
Wnt eaer: decree rstfying TRUSTEES sale nisi.
Provost vs.. Winters; order rati. ying report OF
auditor. Bayley vs.. Jillard Ell al; order rati-
Tying AUDITORS report.
To day the foilcw.ng business VS. ,rsrs,e-
fcd; Leach agi. HoStil, order perpe.na;ly 90
joining judgment AZ law; Stewart rzt Stewart.
decree TO recover, tSp.y funus in his hands TO
Eliza stewart and I'll smissipg bill; briggs ayt
Drugs d cree dIsnis sing bill; Borland ag-
Cooperation, order for injunction restraining
sale.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wylis-To.day X
Lane was convicted of an assault with an AZ
tempt TO Kill. aad sentenced 10 two years M
the Peni'entiary. The same party was ION
yic'"d OF p"trtt larceny. Richard Erown. w
l.. ard George Butt, wer- found rot guilty OF
rohb.'ry.
ORPHANS oURT Judge PmceH-To.day
letters famentary were issued To w. - Cox
ina Thos. &. Cox. on the estate of John A
Smith: bond Sl50,GG0 Jane- Il. Gibbs was
law of Elizabeth Il. Gibbs; bond 81 COO. W
n. D-vis 10 beir of Mary Loui 81 Dangerfie, d:
bond s1.S0. V. T.. King To orphan of Martin
h ing; bond Sl0,OCu
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GEORGETOWN.


CANAL AvPAIEs-Busipess on the canal IS
quite lively. although there are not 50 many
boats reporting. Fer miles up, the canal ],
lined wrih eoais awaiting wharf room. Those
I entered since our last report number twenty.
BkrTER-Mr. Schwae. who was in a dan
serons condition ye terdsy nom the effects o,
the he Il, is much better to-day.
MERCHANTS ExCHaNsB-Ouie,. the saleS
.o-eay were % bushels Oats n. - cents Per
pnspeli o. . bushels Corn NJ 81 I6; 2.O,o bushels
Wnsaf, from inferior 10 che ee red, cold from
si..o 10 $50 Per bushel. Very little vet OFFER
RIvtR .-Entered-S,esmer- =. q,
hhItnt. Rny, from New York Georye II.
Ssour, Ford. from Philadelphia St.ay,.r I'm
plre, from New York, is expected this eyesinr.
Clearrd-Schr. Florence, Hudson, for Tspp:-
hammock.
PoLICE ITRne.-Nolhe johnson. whit. pro.
ritute, was arraigned before Justice Bu.kev
for being drunk End disorderly, aud paid q
fine OF Sl.+a. Mrsoa A. Ogle, painter, was be-
fore Justice Buckley ON The same charge, and
was fined S2.G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21
DIED.

DIED.
SULLIVAN On the nth instant, tier q brief
Illness, JOSEPH p. SULLIVAN in tire 18th year
of his age.
his friends and those of the family. are invited
to attend his funeral, frem $40 Massachusetts
avenue, on Wednesday evening next, ct 2e'clock
BARNES. On the sist instant, EDWARD in
fant son of VIM. A. and Susan Barnes, aged 10
months.
The friends and acquaiRtances Of the Ga nily are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral on
Wednesday evening. at O'Clock, from the resi-
depce of his Iather, Fist street, between N and
u.
JONES. in GEORGETOWN. d. c.. on the 10Th of
July: FLORENCE TEMPLEMAE, Youngest
child Of Fred. W and Frances N. Jones, aged
year, = months. and 20 days.
The funeral will take place to day. sJs O'Clock D.
m. from the residence Of her parents, No. 72 lst
street.
WHITNEY. On the morning OF July 18th, lsss
Mrs. MARGARET WHITNEY, widow OF the late
joseph Whitney, in the 6Sth year of her age.
DRIVER. On the 10th inst, JOHN W., son OF
MsrcelIus and Cynthia r. Driver, aged years, 8
months. and day.
PARTRIDGE. On the 18th instant, Of apo
plexy, Mr.. ALBERT J. PARTRIDGE, aged IS
years.
MORGAN On the 10th instant, T, CHARLES
OF Oswego. New York, aSea years.
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CIT Y ITEMS,

THRRB rs A TINE FOR EVERYTHING. but a;
is gelurg high me lor you ID save your money.
an! his you can doc by going % the ORIGINAL
frapc, 49i Sev"ntb street. between ID and Z.
and buy your gents Furnishing Goods, % per
cenS. lees Than in any other store IN this CITY,
kerrember the place-i9i; with large plate glass
front. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

PRICE LIST OF GENTS Furnishing q Gods at
the ORIGINAL Franc, All Seventh street, Girge
plate glass Iront,) be.wren ID and E st-"ets:-
GCod White Shirts, SI-S1-5O;FineW While Shirts,
S2.C"-2-J0 Good Summer Under Shirts, So 10
~ Good Summer Drawers, 50, ~, 81
GCod Cotton Socks, It., Is, 20 cents; Paper:
CoilaTs, 10. Is, Is, % cents per box: Handker-
chiels and Suspenders, Tics and Scarfs, in end
less variety, at popular prices. p. 81 have
no branch stores. 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

Hays Band also came down heading process
SION IN which were two other mili,tTy CON
p3uise and several ward associations
The meeting adjourned towards mdnigh,
with cheers tor the eandidates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

SUCCESSFUL, BECAUSE OF SUPERIOR MERIT
Mrs. :. A. Aliens Improved new styie) lIai
Restorer or Dressing. lin one bottle.) Every
Druggist sells il. Price One Dollar. go
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JEAN DRAWERS, bleachpo or unbleached
SauZe Shir.s. bleached or unbIc;ichod: AT 3
eents e;c CHI A. Saks d Co, 5I7 eth street, he
tween avenue and street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

CHAssEpoT TIES for 50 cents, superior Eng
hsh and German half-hose, S5as6 per dozen;
and fue linen cambria handkerchiefs, ready
hemmed- in neat boxes, for Sc per dozen: at
George &. Hennings No. oil 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

JKwHLRY.-Sllver-pIa i"d Ware, new goods
received every day this week at Pr.gg's One
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue, near Ak street
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEW 8.
rie-Sic<. E1curs;o &r.

NJ Peters SUNDAY S'honi hcias~ pie-n-~ %
morrow q; ADalOs,Io Island. Boa.s leave "a.
FOOT Of High strpf. Georg-,oxn. every hour
dining the fav.
Friendsh'p LOd-'. No. 5, Knie.fr% Of pythias
tN-a p'e-nie a. tte ~ st-c,.. Pax s1-nor-
pON-
The steerner ArrOv, Cdp;ais Thomas S,lck
rcie. leaves lie wharf dsily. Al 10 a M for
1onrf vernon. Tors Foofe and Was iin ton
Witt house and h ar shall Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

ALL LINEN Goats. Pants, and Vests, for :.
s., So IS, at liable i Co.'s. i6S Pennsylvani
avenue, under United Ste ties Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

MoLEs, WARTS, &c, radically cured by DIT
White, Chiropodist, 42i Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

TENTS, AWNINGS AND RUBBHR CLOTH fo1
camp meetings and fishing parties; for sale a
Adamson's, SOC Ninth street q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF 81 Peter. fCatho-
lic) church VIII give picnic Tomorrow a,
Analos,an leland. Every arrangement ha.
been made 10 make this one Of the most plea.
ant affairs OF the season, ana NO doubt there
will be large crowd IN attendance. Ferry
boats leave the foot OF High street, George
town. every hour during the day for the Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

TowLRs' PATENT ELLIPTIC SrsPENpK.s
comb ining the qualities of the shoulder-b. .cs
and suspenders. for sale al T. 5. Burr's Fur.
nishing Store, 355 street, between 9th and
10th streets 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

PERSONA. PRANK McC4hab. Esq has Just
returned from three months trip to Caiifor-
MA and Oregon IN excellent health and spirits.
Il Is worth while 20 20 oct 20 tue PacIhc Slope
II one can come back in as silky condition. ss
hetShaI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

HANDY TO HAVE In THE HoUsB.--Our thanks
TO Mr.. John =. Ellis, the music publisher. for
a handsome music portfolio and song, .Whv
sleeping why dream by Hodges Mr.. E. tells
us he Intends giving music folio similar 10
be one sent us 10 AID Of his customers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS USIoS.-This or.
ANIMATION held It's regular weekly meeting al
their ball, on Ninth street, last night. Major
w. ). Morse in the chair. Messrs William
McClay and Richard Fitzgerald We're admitted
10 membership. After the regular business
was transacted the Union adjourned IN q body
10 attend the grand Grant and Colfax ratifica.
ton meeting at the City Hall. - el-s.t d
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IT BANKRuPTCY NOTICE
1 PISIS TO GlyE That on the nth dsy
OF July, A. ID. 1868, . warrant in bankruptcy 30
issnsd against the estate OF GE0. n LANCkfON
OF the city Of Washington, OF said Distrtch
Who his been adJudged a papt rupt on hie own pSGC
con that the payments Of any deDts and delivery Of
any property belonging to such bsukrupt. 70 him 90
Tor his and the transfer OF any property By him
are forhlddep by law, that o meeting OF The cred
ftors OF the said 10 prove their AebN end
shccse one or more a@isDsss Of his estate, Win BE-
neid AZ Court Of Bankrupty, 70 be holden If the
Oty He'll. In the city Of WsshiuGton. be1oyH J.
Saylss Brown. Register. on the 81 day of August,
DAVID g. GooDINa,
Y. g. Marshal Of D C., = MeGsnsef.
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BANKERS.

JAr ooo., . CO..
BAN KISS
HprvrrYH sIkKEI, orpc.-yp flsA,vp,
Buy and % ste~rrent markss rsses. end Ne,
constantly on hand . fall supply ofsn
oovERHnEuT BONDS,
sIvIE -fHIRrIIe, AHp ssnPouHp
INrHRKsf EoTRs.
Orders sos STOCKS, BoEpe. De-. s,scus.s
ana collections made on al soesssfek psass
sel-a
+ lest NATIONAL BANK
OF wAsHIH0fo1.
u. ceoKB, (of Jay oosks o. Py.sssss.
WI. Q. HukrIHGfoH, ossh,ss.
eovI1lnRkf DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF rHI UlrIBE
STATES,
lisa sweet, e,o,us ia rss,.-y D~s-s~s.a.
Government Securities With rrsssur.r puts>s
osases,
~oNs MILLION DoLLARsA
Weesy and ell eli oisssrs % 6ovEKNkkE,
SsCURIHES % earrspt marses rates.
fURNhEH IxCBANGE sd sssAs Galleries..
~ ALL The PRINCIPAL CTTIks or THp
UNITED STATES
We purchase Government vouchers On an.
MOST AV0RASLB Terms. ane r1,. c,,..
nI attention 20
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MN go yIsAs
and 10 any other business entrusted 70 m.
FULL INFORMATION IN regard 10 eoyRRs.
MINT LOANS Of al times ehssrfurly hr,assss.
WI. .. BUsrBsreH. o.ssIes.
Wshinston, March D, iso. nno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-21

GENTLEMKN IN WANT of neatly fitting shirts,
beautifully finished. should call az T. =. Burr .
Ne $50 street, between 9th and 10th. LADIES'
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods generally,
and al reasonable prices always. 3
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LADIES, Try The choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resern bles
the odor Of q rare and delicate boquet O,
flowers, and In this respect Il unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. an
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PERSONS wishing TO subscribe for TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
viii please leave thelr orders at No. l2 East
Capitol street. between ith and 5th.
JOHN COQaKNs, Aren't
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ruins of what were once magnificent sets o.
teeth, 10 be seen everywhere in society. Looh
at them, and ask yourself IL 1t is net mar yelous
that such destruction 10 permitted, when. BY
SIMPLY using SozoDoNT, any teeth, kotcerer fra
gle. nav be preserved from decay OF blemisi
as long as life lasts
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FoR COREs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &c
visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. "a Pennsyiyant
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
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RY fHOs. BOWLING, Auet.; Georgetown.
cHAScERY Try SALE T. o. yyALgABLE REAL

BY virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Oourf Of the
District Of Columbia, duly passed. in the cause Of
i nssen s. Essex, Ne. l,lsl, fquity Docket No. s,
IUksDAI, july n, 1853, a. 81 .. M, part OF Lot
Nc e On the original grouhd plan ot Geor s.town.
eighty two ts2D feet on Water street. nov Hish
street and one hundred (eol feet ON Cherry street
together Nth all and singular ths improvsmsnts,
rights members, and appurtepalces to the same
belonging; subject, nevertheless. At all times to
an aey or risht Of way Of the width OF II feet 60
be laid Of parallel With Hieh street on the wester
most eide Of said piece OF ground. and across the
same from Cherry street, for the OF the owners
OF the north and south portions halves OF lot
servants.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest. Conveyancing and STAN %
at the cost of the purchaser. 9ao will be requi red
when the property Il struck on, The property viii
complied with in days the property win be resold
at the cost and expense of defsulting pure haser
CRARLLS M. MATHEWS, Trustee.
~ 40 THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
IS. 900 aM sr.lsmsI TO BgIM ,;. kind. q
hand CLOTHING. Also, all kinds Of TURNI.
TpkE, for which fair price win be paid. Of No
a Bridge street. Georeetowu. telsiy
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THr WKArHBK.-The thsrmom eser ranged,
M rankin Co.'S, in ne shsde. to-day. as
followT Al 10 o'clock, s. deg: n, ca deg; II
noel aeg5 p. No.. g deg 7 p, pa-s ~ deg.