davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1868-06-09

Cases and frames in every variety
from one dollar upwards.
IS different views of St. Thomas
after the Hurricane.
U. S. S. Monongahela before and
after her launch, views of Bass End
and West End, for sale, together with
a choice assortment of Albums
CHEAP. Persons DESTROYS to have
a good and lasting photograph of
themselves and families would do
well to make an early call as the
undersigned will make a very short
stay here.
Views of Estates and Dwellings
on extra large plates taken in a most
artistic style at very reasonable prices.
b. WELCOME.
Bass End, st. Croix, 25th May
1868.
, 1868-06-09
Terms Of Advertising,

Approved by Government, 25th June, 1855.
For an advertisement of 8 lines, or under, one
to three Insertions
Small Type (Brevier) l to s lines......$1 90
Over s lines, pr. line .............. 1G
Larger Type Long Primer. Small Plea,
Plea, Columbia !: / to 8 lines $500. i 90
Over 8 lines, pr. line .............. 10
For a line Of largest Type ............ IL
, 1868-06-09

mETURNTNG thanks to friends
LDl and customers for kind patronage,
the undersigned requests a speedy
settlement of accounts as he intends
to leave the Island for Europe early
next month.
Christiansted, June End 1868.
III. j. PETERSEN.
NET bekjendtgj0res herved at I'd
ly kast til Repartitionen i Detail
handler her af Stedet Ole Rasmus-
sens FalIitbo vii blive fremlagt i en-
Skiftesamling som vii blive afholdt
Fredagem den lode jul f0rstkom-
memde, Ettermiddag KL l sIet.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 24de Mai 1868.
c. Sarauw.
, 1868-06-09


NET bekjendtgj0res heryed at I'd
~ kast til Repartitionen i afgangne
Anthony Roberts Bo vii bIive frem-
lagt i en- Skiftesamling som afholdes
Onsdagen den l5de jul f0rstkom-
memde, Eftermiddag ~. l slet.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den Ste Juni 1868.
G. Sarauw.
THE undersigned intending to leave
the Island next month for Europe,
earnestly s%olicits the favor of his Gus
TONERS to make early arrangements
with him: especially Accounts over
due.
Christiansted, June 5th 1868.
X. PETERSEN.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Georgetown.

TIM CANAL.-Water was let into the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal last eveEinz, ana II L.
now open for navigation. Three or four boats
came down this morning. Water will be let in-
TO the Alexandria aqueduct this evening flr
tie purpose Of testing the structure The mill.
are now supplied with water and are in opera
ton to-day. Superintendent Mans. of this lie vel,
was busily engaged NJ the canal Office this
morning, paying of the workmeu engaged I'm.
der him in cleaning out the canal.
THE FAIR AT FORREST HALL.-This fair
under the management of the ladies Of the Dun
barton M. Z. Church, commences this evening,
and will be one Of the most pleasant entertain
ments OF the kind ever given here.
MERCHANTS ExCHAEsE-The Exchange was
opened this morning for the transaction of bust
ness. The offerings We're 6, 100 bushels of
wheat and 5000 bushels OF corn. No sales
There were bat few present.
INCREASED MAIL FACILITIES ASKED FoR.-
"A petition was this morning being circulated
among the members of the Merchants Ex-
change, and received several signatures. II is
addressed to the Hon. Alexander Randall
Postmaster General of the United States, rep.
resenting that owing to the large and in creasing
business done along the line of the Chesapeake
ana OHIO canal, mail fac lities are greatly
ne ded; that often considerable losses are sus-
famed Tor want Of proper communication with
mat portion OF the country, asking that mail
c mmunication be establishedaalong said canaI
and rect amending as agent or messenger Mr.
w. Ii. Ritter, citizen of this town, who will
run steam packet boat from Georgetown TO
turn.
THE JAMES ,. GREEN-This steamer. Capt
Tuman. arrived this morning with a heavy
cargo Of merchandise from New York
BoATs DuE.-The following boats are due
mere tomorrow: The +. G. knight and Valley
City, from New York the George II. Stout
from Philadelphia, and the Columbia. from
Baltimore.
THE CONGRESS STREKT CHuRcH.-At this
church yesterday the Rev. Mr. Cox preached
IN the morning, and Prof. Schultz, of Column
6lan College, in the evening. The new pastor.
Kew. MI Bates, is expected to be present next
Sunday
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AYERS sARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD.

The reputation this excellent medicine ENJOYS 10
derived from its cures, many 81 .hich are truly
where the system &c. med satn rated with corrup-
ton, have been purified and cured by IL. scrofu
waited by the scrotnlous contsminsiioa until they
we're painfully affecting have been radically cured
the country, that the public scarcely need to be
infermed of It's virtues or
eDenies Of our race. Often this unseen and unfelt
tenant Of the orgs, lem underrines the constitu
diseases Without exoiins sa,pcisS Of iss pres rs
erce: Again, IL seems 20 breed Infection through
sion rapidly develop into one Of it, hidsou.
forms either on the surface az among the vitais.
10 the iungs or heart. or tum"Ts formed in The
liver, or il shows its presence by eruptions on the
Hence the Ocessionsi use Of bottle Of ,si. Say
sapariil is advisable. even whom . tive symp
With the f@iowibsP sa compisinss ssnsS stsS
ind Immediate reliet, and, at length. cure.
hssG Sore sys. s sst
forms, as Dyspepsia, Drop.y, Heart pi.es.s. Fits,
syphilis or veueresI and Nercurisi Diseases are
DUNG these obstir ate m.adie. by Any mesicine.
Rut long continued use Of this medicine will cure
tiefrsiSns. and fs@"e diseases ~ are son@on p
s snS Issyed and ultimately s15sd b its PpIps
each case found in our Almanac, supplied
sratis; Rheumatism and Cont; when caused By
accumulatiops of extraneous matters in the blood.
yield auicky to it, as also Liver Complaints, Tor
pidity, Congestion or Inflammation Of the Liver.
and Jsundice, when arising, as they often do from
the ranking poisons in the blood. This sARSA
fARlLLA Is great rest 'rer for the strength and
ytgor of the system. Those who LaBRuid and
Listless, Despopdent Sleepless, and troubled with
Nervous Apprehensions or Fears, or any of the at
fections sy mi tomstie of Weakness will dnd imme-
date relief and ncing evidence Of its restora
tive power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. Z. AVER CO., LOWELL. MASS,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS.
Sold BY all Druggis Everywhere
z. ID. GILMAN,
NH 4-eOSm Agent, WashiuetOu.
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ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY.-The Gazette OF
Saturday evening has the following items:
Hurt by the CdrS.-WillIam A. Syncox, lad
about fourteen years of age, and a carrier of
the Washington Republican, in attempting to
Jump on the through train of cars from Wash
lngton, yesterday morning, at the intersection
OF Cameron and Henry streets, missed his foot
ing, and was thrown against rock with such
his recovery. He is, however, doing well, bay
ing escaped with only a severe wound of the
scalp.
Oysters.-Oysters continue to arrive at the
dock, and some of them as good as any
brought here during the winter They sell
now, too, at comparatively cheap rates-large
sized single oysters going at 81, and those of
medium size at 50 cents per bushel. At these
prices they are cheaper than meat, and every
body knows they are much better.
PrCperty Sdie.-A lot Of ground, with two
story frame dwelling house thereon, situated
on the west side of Royal, between Duke and
Wolfe streets-the property of the late r. J
Bowden, colored-was sold this morning by +
III. PARROT, auctioneer, for +. L. Smith and c.
T.. Stuart, commissioners, to William GRAY.
colored, for $500.
Big lac S,dt-The heirs of the late Mr.. Hur-
ley, contractor, who built a large portion OF
the Manassas Gap Railroad, have Instituted
suit against the Orange. Alexandra and Man.
assas Railroad for s3OO,GOO, for unpaid. for
work L. b. Taylor, Esq, has, we learn, been
employed by the plaintiffs counsel
FishtGCn.-The arrivals of fresh fish at Fish
town, this morning, showed a considerable in
lers and from the fishing shores Ten boats ar
riyedup. Shad sold at from $50 to 49, per
hundred, and herring at about S35 per thou
sand.
Fdirfdr Conricts.-The Sheriff of Fairfax
county has arrived in Richmond with two
convicts-N. Rose and George Scott-sentenced
TO confinement in the penitentiary for nine
years for the crime of burglary.
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DIED..

DIED.
JORDAN. On the 10Th instant, of dropsy, CAS-
STA Ann JORDAN, in the 4sth year of her age.
The mineral will take place from her late resi-
dence, 334 18th street, between B and G. Island
on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock. Relatives and
frfeI d. are respectfully invited.
SULLIVAN. On the 29th INST Mrs MARY
81 LLlSAN. in the 52d year of her age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral, which will take place on
Tuesday evening March 3lst, at clock, from her
late residence, on 18th street, between ii and /
streets.
THOMAS VA! In Brooklyn Z, on THURSDAY,
years and ii months.
ROBBINS. On Sunday, March 29th, Lillian
ESTELLE, infant daughter Of n IL. and b. Il
Robbins, aged Is months and p days.
ROBINETT. At Chsuucsy, Ohio, March "a, 1888.
OF chronic bronchitis. HIRAM ROBINET, late of
the FTeedme ms Bureau.
He served CALAMITY an Off Ger during ire war,
in which he lost his left arm. At the time of his
death he was a visit to his family.
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FHE COURTs.

ORPHANs' CoURr, Judge PsreeU-On Satur-
say, IN the case Of Sarah Edelin's will, which
was declared void by the Supreme Court of
The District, and which il now. On appeal, in
the Supreme Court OF the Unifed States the
Court some time since named L q. Carrington
Mr.. Darlington submitted a report, and there
upon the Court ordered the delivery to him of
certain funds, jewels, &c, belonging to said es-
tate, and now on deposit in the National Me-
tropolitan Bank.
In the case IN RI estate Of James B. Morand
who died at Dorseys Hotel recently, reported
in Saturdays STAR, two errors occurred. We
1t appears that deceased has two niecee living
in Cecil county, Nd. The sureties on the bond
Of the administrator were Joseph b. Bryan
and George NJ. Howard, not T. B. Brown and
George Howard.l
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Wylie.-On Saturday
the case Of Selling agt. Kimmell was concluded
This is an action of replevin. The defendant
says he took the goods in question under an ex-
ecution from Justice Miller, in favor of the
Waterbury Clock Company, on q suit against
Elias HerdenheImer, who, he claims, is the
actual owner Of the goods During the pro-
gress of the trial the plaintiff entered adis-
lowed the court to give judgment that such
goods be returned to defendant. The jury found
that the property of the remainder of the goods
was in the plaintiff, and gave him nominal
damage tor their detention.
Metzerott (use of Hitz) VS.. Mcpherson Debt
on promiss ory tote of S275, made by defend
ant to plaintiff. The defendant lbeing a non
levied on sub lot 40, in square 1888, upon which
Judgment of condemnation was entered by
default.
To-day the court is not in session.
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RELIEF FOR THE PLAsTERSR,-A speclal
meeting of the typographical Union of the Tvs.
trlct of Columbia was held at Wood ward Hail
on Saturday night, 10 devise means for the
relief of the journeymen plasterers, now on
strike In this city. After appropriate remarks
from the Chair and other members Of the
society, preamble and resolutions were adopt.
cd rendering sympathy for the plasterers in
tnelr trouble. suggesting that a weekly collec-
ton be made IN each office for their benefit, so
long as the strike may continue, and appropri-
ating SlOO out OF the treasury for their imme-
date relief.
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CHURCH ENTERPRIZE.-The cong regation OF
the VI street Methodist Church have made a
purchase Of the lot on the northwest corner of
9h street and Massach sets avenue. on which
they propose TO commence the erection this
Spring of new house of worship. The
Church will be plain, sub ntial, neat struc-
tuTe, 6O by 20 feet in uimen ions, and with the
lot " i'll cost about s50,CO0.
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GEORGETOWN ABVKRTISEMENTS.

~FAIR AT FORREST HALL, GEORGE
~ town, ID. O.-The ladies of Dunharton Al
= Church will hold Q FAIR. Commencing on
MONDAY the Sith inst. The public are cord ally
ihNlted 10 attend mh2S St.
ny THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
STANDS IN THE NEW MARKET HOUSE AT
On WEDNESDAY SMT nRSSSiiNG .,r,, L.. ., n
O'Clock will sell at public auction the Stands i'm
the New Market House
Terms at sale. THOMAS BOWLING
NH 80 It Auctionasr
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner.
yous Debility, Premature Decay, aud all the eff
fects of youthful indscretiOn, will for the sake OF
suffering humanity, send free to all who need IN
the receipt and directions for making the s'npl,
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
By addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN
ap 1e1y No. AZ Cedar st New York
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DB0n0SaIS FOR GRADING AND PAVING
l. TIL CARRIAGEWAY 90 STREET
NORTH. BhIMEEN FIFTH AND


SIXTH STREETS WEST
proposals viii he received al the Mayors Office.
City Hall until II O'Clock NJ. on SATURDAY the
ith day OF April next for Grading and Paving the
caTTiageway of street north, between Fifth and
sixth stret west with stone similar that used
IN street nor h. the stone be not over eight or
less than hSe inches In diameter, and inches
IN depth to be laid bed of gravel not less than
inches d. ep covered with at least four inches
OF sharp sand before paving, and to BE- well rammed
with ninety pound rammer, and well watered be-
Tor. the last ranming the surplus earth u be de.
the Naru Commissioner may direct. and the con
tractor will be required to leave a surface Of two
hundred feet in length for the full width of The
street exposed for inspection, which will be well
puodIed by the Ward Commissio ner, without ex-
per Sc to the contractor.
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and Law
ipf Gutter Stone not less than three feet length
ard twelve inches in width. The work 10 be done
10 the entire Satisfaction of both Ward and As
>lstsnt commissioners, and TO be paid for by a.-
sessment on the property bordering thereon er-
cept that OF the General Government which il
1875 ~
All old materials to be the property OF the Cor
pora1on and to be deposited in such locality the
WARD Commissioner may direct.
Bidders viii state price per cubic yard for grad
Ing, per square yard for paving, including the
gravel and sand required, and per foot for Gutter
Stone
No bid will be received from others than practi
cal psv.Ts, and The right sTHTessly reserved to
NH % SOAPS Superintend. mt, ms pector. kc
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DANGEROUSLY lLL.-We regret 10 state that
Rev. Ulysses Ward. one of our oldest cItiZrns
hose illness we noticed last week, Is living
very low, with no hopes of his recovery. His
eldest sOn-Rev. James 7. Ward-and ether
relatives were summoned from their homes in
Maryland last week, and are now at his bed
side.
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REV. DIR. CHAPLIN, Of New York, lectures this
evening, at Metzerott Hall. He has acquir ed a
national reputation, and comes TO Washin yton
now, after long absence, with q fame such as
Will secure for him, we doubt not, q large at
tendance TO hear his lecture. His the ne is
Building and Rsipg.n
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CHILDREN's FANCY DRESS BALL-Prof L.
u Marini, whose magnificent Cote ris arrival
gwen In this city just previous TO Lent, was so
satisfactory 10 the large company present on
that occasion. has with the usual enterprise
which eharacteriZes him, determined 10 give AT
MS academy on the evening Of Easter Monday
apiiI I3th' a chIldren's fancy dress ball. Am
pie arrangements have been peFfecL ted to make
TINS novel entertainment for the little ones a
great success and from the eclct which has
distinguished all OF the Professors efforts in
the same direction heretofore, we predict
crowded rooms, and unalloyed pleasure for all
who attend.
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1HE STRONG CAsE.-The case of Mr. Samuel
Strong, who is under arrest on a requisition OF
General Schofeld, commanding the First Mill
tary District, las stated in Saturdays STAR
dld not come before Chief Justice Cartier this
morning, as was expected. Hon. Matt Car
penter has been retained for Mr. Strong, with
Mr.. j. j. johnson, and will argue the case to-
MORO morning
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid b air Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, relia able
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
rates and leaves the Haf soft and beautiful blacl
or tro,cn. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers
and properly applied at Bafchelor's Wig Factoy
No. 10 Bond street., New York in Is eodly
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EVERETT LYCEUM.-At a regular meeting of
this Iyceum, held Saturday evening last, AT
the Columbian Law Building, the following
officers We're elected 10 serve the ensuing quar-
ter President, j. II. Imbrie; Vice President,
r. VI. Gibson; Secretary, +. X. Sparks; Treas
urer. j. ii. Goodrich; Editor, j. III. L. Wilson:
Critic, q. Medary: Sergeant-at-Arms, Charles
Huber
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT VEssELs-ThP
Government steam propeller Ariel, of 10 tons
register and L. inch cylinder, was sold al auc-
ton AT II o'clock this morning, al Sixth stree
wharf for $3.50; Captain Edward Allen the
purchaser. At the same time, the Erie barge
ID. Megan, of lis tons register, was sold 70 Cap
tain W. G.. Richardson for $500. The boats are
both in good condition, and sold because they
are no longer required for Government use.
MI. Downs was the auctioneer
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PROPOSALS FOR GAS AND WATER SER.

WOE PIPIS.
Proposals will be received az the Mayors Off %
City Hall. until Il o clock NJ on SATURDAY thu
18th day Of April next for furnish and la, ing the
Gas aud Water Service Pipes, with the necessary
StoP Cock ard Boxes, on / street north, betw cen
9Th and 9th streets west, into all lots or pats of
lots, a. are hot already provided Herewith.
Specifications can be seen at the offics OF the
'ohimlssioner OF Improvements, in the basement
of the west wing of he City Hall.
The right is reserved TO rel ct any OF all bids
JANIS J CAMPBELL,
NH %, 30 Sap3 Commissioner Fourth Ward
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
VEGETABLES ,rcftf;s IAN RENEWED

HALLe VfeETAsLE stcrLIAy HAIR RryEwHR
Roster Gray air 10 the original color.
HkLLN VEGETABLE ercILIAN HAIR REyEwER
Prevents the hair frvm falling %.
Halls EsETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR RENEwHR
makts the HAIR soft apd glossy.
Halls VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwrR
Dies not stain the skin.
HALL's EEesTABLR soIIIsS HAIR REVIEWER
Has proved tself the best preparation for the hair
ever presented TO the public.
For sale By AL druggists. Price q.
p. HALL CO., Nashua, H,
mhs- W "a n I'M Pro prietors.
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IF You WANT TO PURCHASE new Spring
Business or Dress Suits ready made, 60 to the
United States Clothing Store of liable & Co.,
NO. 46e Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and
~ streets, or if you prefer having them made
to order, they have magnificent stock of piece
goods, which they make up according to the
very latest fashion
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CoRCoRAN LEcTUREs.-It is proposed 10 get
up In this city a course of twenty -four popular
lectures, chiefly scientific, under the auspices
OF Columbian College, on the plan proposed
many years ago by w. w. Corcoran, and in the
hulloing erected by him for this purpose, no W
The National Medical College, on III street. near
lith street, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS, al SIX o'clock y. m. The opening lecture
viii be given by Prof Joseph Henry, LII. d..
this evening. Courses of lectures will follow
by DR.. t. Gill, of the Smithsonian Institution
on ''GeoIogy and Natural History" and by Dr.
G I. Schaefier, of the Patent Off ce, on s.Vegr-
table + lbre and its Uses in Industrial Arr .
Single lectures will also be given by several
ntlemen, whose services have been engaged
The price of admission is merely nominal, and
1t Is to be hoped that an enterprise which prom
ises 40 much good Will be successful.
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DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN JoLIFFE.-Mr John
Joliffe, member of the bar Of this District
died al his residence, on n street. Saturday
evening, in the Gath year OF his age and his
funeral took place this afternoon. His death
was announced i'm the Equity Court this morn
ing by Mr.. A. G. Riddle, and In respect to his
memory the court adjourned.
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TAKEN IE.-Sam Green and John Williams.
alias Sil Wesley, cOlored, were arrested ON Sat
urday by Officer I.usby, for successfully prac-
Using the .'strap and BALI and ''ihmble rig"
rames on an old cOlored man named Charles
Wood, whereby be was flched of over $40 In
money. Green was taken before Justice Tu k
er, " here the facts of the case were developed,
and a portion of the money found on his per-
tOn, having been recognized by the old man.
He was committed for further hearing. SUBJ
sequently, Wesley was arrested. after much re-
slstanee, and committed for q further hearing.
The character of both the accused is VIGOROUSLY
bAd, out as yet they have succeeded in eyadin z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-30

GENTLEMEN in search of nicely fitting Gar.
ments OF fine textures and at reasonable prices,
can leave their measures at Henning's, No. oil
1th street, Intelligencer Building, and have
their orders filled promptly.
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DIsMIssED.-The charge of larceny against
the boys Ferry, Collins and Robinson, and OF
receiving stolen goods against Mrs Robjnson
Were dismissed last week by SustIce CLAYTON
on the boys giving security for good behavior:
and Mrs. Robinson was exonerated from buy
ing the goods with the knowledge Of the lar
ceny.
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MARRIAGE AND OELIBAOY.

An ESSAY FOR You've MEs ON THE CRIME OF
seLITUDE, and the DISEASES and BUSES which
create i'm pediments te MARRIAGE, with sure moan,
OF relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA, Pa, ja 1S-sm
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open in Washington, at $40 Penna. ave., under
the Metropolitan Hotel, this Thursday eve.
ming, and be continued a few evenings. There
Is a large and select assortment of the most
valuable Books, which must be sold. 23,l5
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NEW SPRING GooDs-W. w. Burdette, No.
35l 9TH street, between and K, has Just return
ed from New York, where he has been for two
weeks buying dry goods. His stock Is now full
and complete in all the new and choice goods
OF this seasons importation.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A PRINTHR.-Mr Thos
Foster, wsH-known citizen of this place,
died SUDDENLY OF heart disease AT an earIy hour
yesterday morning, al his re.ldence No soss ~
street, between Seventh and Eighth He was
well on Saturday, and at night visited his
parents, on Pennsylvania avenue after which
he was taken with violent retching and hemor-
rhage from the stomach, when he Continued 70
get worse till about three O'Clock Sunday morn
ing, " hen death put an end 10 his sunerings
Mr. Forster was a printer, and EMPLOYED As
sonposltor on the National Republican.