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The New York herald., 1868-03-12
The Revolution Of the laimiOS and
Seizure Of the Mikadd:.
ABOLITION OF THETYCOONATN
Fighting in Yokohama and Burning and Mutt
latiOn OF Satsuma'S Men In Jeddo.
Dynastic JealOusies the
Causes of Civil War.

BY special correspondence and newspaper reports
from Yokohama and Jeddo, Japan, dated the 25th Of
January we have detailed accounts OF the origin and
progress Of the fierce civil war; provoked in the en-
pire by the conduct OF the Dailnios and dynastie
jealousies, announced short time since by special
telegraph letters to the HERALD forwarded by way
of San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12
Marine Intelligence.


The Great Republic, leaving to-day, takes about
800 tons Of general merchandise. For San Francisco
she has 1884 packages, among which are ,467 pculs
rice so boxes OPIUM 500 packages tea 20 silks
and 400 tons OF hemp. Curiously enough there are
on board 40 cases OF anseed oil for Southampton via
Panama. The steamer takes about 400 Chinese pas
SenQerS.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affaira IN Seersesa-.


kSieHrs ov PyTHIAs.-Ata meeting of Her.
moline Looee, No IL, h. OF r.. the follo wing
Cfiic"r> were Installed A. Dtis TIsughton, "
&; George +. Weizick. W. V: StmueI How
ard, W. +. V. Shinn. W. b.: ). b Ralmer.
II. s; John 7. shaw, W. G.. John T.. Welch.
j. -; :. Norris Thorn. U. =. Since the .s0th OF
April 49, members have been initiated IN ;hi.
Lodge.
TEhPERAN'E-Yesterday afternoon = ssm-
peranoe meeting wa. held in rhe ola N irser
house. under the auspices OF PotomSc Divi-
SION. The audience was addressed hy Judge
RlOOd ana j l. hidwell. Of " ASH ngton. aud
Brother III. q. Divine, J. W. p. o. Ps,omac
Division.
RIvEE FRoTT.-Eu .ered-Schr App L VAL
entine. Boylas- Jacksonville. Fla. with iun-
Der: longboai Occoquan, OccoquGn. with
barrels, 10 Ridgway Co; schr. Harry Lan-
dell. Williamsburg. n. ". with dissolved bone
10 v. q. Busey. This schooner. while leaving
the port OF Williamsburg eollided with an
other craft, and unfortunately the Captain and
one OF The crew We're killed.
CANAL APFAIRs,-Business Is very lively
Since Saturday To- boats have arr we'd. ant the
canal, as far as the eye can reach. i. filled with
boats waiting 20 discharge cargo.
EFFECTs OF TIKI HEAT-Mr. Geo. Schwah,
a watchman in the Treasury, who was pros
traied by the hest on the nth instant: Iii lie.
in critical condition.
PONCE ITENs.-With the exception OF Henry
Hofutt. who Was arrested for fast driving and
lined s55D by Justice Buckley, the police sta-
hon has been perfectly quIet for the past TWO
day.
GERMAN TURNERs.-The Independsn, TUr-
ntrs Society of Georgetown are having a
grand picnic at Green Springs to-day. Dane
Ing, target shooting. &c, relieve the exercises
MERCHANTS observation-disclosures dull.
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NGTICEAEIE ESTEE PRISE-For over three
weeks W. have had a continuous calm and
vessels usually making passages from the
North i'll eighJ and nine days have been twenty
The Washington and Georgetown lee Com
parry having over three Jhou sand tons of ice
afoat, IN seven vessels. some Of them IN voiced
last June but not ma king their appearance
tbe enterprlsing superintendent. 7. T. Fowler
ESQ, chartered the fast and taunch tug, Gov
ernor Curtin, and went in pursuit. Not meet
ing any OF them al the river or bay, he pushed
out beyond the capeS, and finding one he towed
her 10 this city. making the distance Of over
hours. such enterprise speaks well for the
yJmrany, Tor II expresses disposition on their
part, regardless of expense 10 furnish to their
customers IN this Z" heated term their cele-
brated Boston and kennebec ice They nav
now at their extensive establishment M Tanth
street wharf over one thousand tons OF Kpnne.
Rec Ice, averaging over sixteen inches in thicr-
ness, pure Is crystal
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AYERS CAIHARTIC PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF 4 LAX

GOk ALL THE PURPOSES OF A A
TIVE MEDICINE
Perhaps no one medicine 10 so universally re-
CURED by every BODY as a cathartic nor was eve
every country and AMONG all classes, a. this mil
Tut eflclent purgative PILL. The obvious rea 90 "a
remedy than ANY other. Those who have tried IL.
know thss il cured them; those who have not
and all know that what il doee once it does a~ags
that II never fails through any fault or neg.ct OF
sands of certificates OF their remsreslip cure. o.,
the following complaints, but such cures are
pu biish them. Adapted to all ages and conditions
IN all eli mates; containing neither cal mel OF any
snyhody Their sugar coatinS preseTye. them
ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take. while
,ssiss p,t =, 'esenan,s 10 harm can arise from
IT They operate b! their powerful influence on the
II into healthy sction-remove the distinctions Of
the stomach bowels, liver, and other organs OF the
Dody restoring their Irregular action t. health,
and by correctng. wherever they exist, such d..
rsugemenis 40 are the hr.t origin Of disease.
he box ior the following complaints. which these
For PYsPEpSIA or IHDIGEsTIoN. LIST
LkSSNESS, LANGUOR and L~Ss OF APPR-
TIT they should be taken n,.derstely T. siiln,
For L,yEE EGO Gt0MPLAINT and its yaTiOus symP
ACHE, JAUNDICE or GKEEN SICKNESS pII,.
IOus collie and BILIOUS FEVkkS. they should
disease! action or remove the distractions " aich
cause Il.
For DYSENTERY or DIARRHEA but on
mild dose is generally egnirei
For RHEUMATISM. GUUT, GRAVEL, PAL
PlTATI0N OF THE HEART, PAIN IN THE
SIDE, BACk AND LOINS, they should be con-
unuousiy taken. as required, 10 change the dis
eased action Of the system. With such change
those Complaints disappear
For DROPsY ana DR0PSICAL SWELLTSGS
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
t. produce the effect OF drastic purge
For SUPPRESSION a large dose should he
taken az il produces the desired effect by sympa-
thy.
asa DianSr Pm, take one or two Ptiis to pro-
mote diRc stion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the sys tenn. Hence il is often I'D
vantaeeOus where no serious deran cement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often finds ID at Q
dose of these Pills MAX es him feel decidedly bet
ter from their cleansing and reno at ng effect
the digestive apparatus.
DR.. J. q. AYER CO, Practical CHENisTs.
LOWELL, MASS, q. s. A.
Il. ID. GILMAN,
Je B-eo3mDAW Agent, W ashingpH.
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GEORGETOWN ABVRRrISRNENrs.

A FANoBABLE OPPORTUNITY TO Buy
IN CHEAP DRY GoODS.-we are about having
orr Store Room enlarged and reftted. aud in view
II this VIII run of our Stock of summer Goods at
sIeGig reduced pT,n.s. BENJAMIN MILLER
lOl Bridge at, Georgetown, ID. o. !yI5 Inn
ny THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
CHANCEBY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
ESTATk IN GE0RGETQWS.
By virtue OF decree of the Su preme court OF the
District Of Columbia, duly passed, in the canse ~
Essex vs.. ESSEX, No. l.l9i, Equity Docket No. 8,
the en- scIiber will sell ri pabIic auction, on
Ne p. on the original grousd plan Of Georgetown
Ia the District Of Columbia, which part front.
eighty two 1922 feet Water street.. now High
street. and one hundred 100 feet Cherry stree
together With all and singular the improvements
rights members, and arpurtenauces to the same
belonging suhIect, nevertheless At all times TO
an aleS or right Of way OF the width of L. feet TO
mott side OF raid piece of ground. and across the
sane from Cherry street, for the of the owners
ottff north and south portons or halves of lot
numbered 70, 10 be used 10y them, their agents and
servants
Terms One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months, wiih interest. Conveysncing and stanps
at the cost Of the purchaser. 0a1 will be required
lie divided TO suit purchasers If the terms are not
complied with in DAYS the property will he resod
at the cost and expense of defanlting purchaser
CHARLES M. MATHEWS. Trustee
" I'D THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
HS Onn WANTED TO BUY-AU kinds o.
SC'OyO. Gentlemen's and Ladies' second
nand CLOTHIkG. Also, oil kinds Of rURNI-
IuKE, Tor which a fair price will be paid at No
~ Br1hfe street. Georgetown. fel5-y
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4 VI T. RIO An HOUS Sc
BosIoE, MAssACHUsETTs.

The very important and extensive improvements
which have recently been made in this popuIar
hotel, the largest in New England, enable the pro-
Erietors to offer 10 Tourists, Families, and the
nlences superior to any other Hotel in the city .
during the pact &C inner additions have been male
oil numerous suites OF apartments, with bathing
rooms. water closet &c, sttac he'd: one Of Tuft s
nsEnihcent passe ele yatOrs, the best ever
struCted conveys guests to the upper story OF the
house in one minute; the entries have been newly
and richly carpeted, and the entire house thor
oughly reDleDished and refur shed making IL in
al its sppoin TINE hts equal 10 any hotel in the CO an
try
first floor. LEWIS RICE SON
my 2law3m PrOprietOrs
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EVENING STAR
LOCAL NE W s.

1Hs DFsOCEITt' Rat FTc NTl1N NyrT-,..
The Ratification meeting held al iron. %, ne
tItv dali Oh saturday evening ia, f.,- ~.
fnIPos' 81 endorsing i,ns rA;.:yiEg the nom =
nations 81 Horafto seymour. o. Nv YORK and
Gen. F-ank y Eiai-, o. Missouri AZ -ha H. - :
oSTais candidates for the Presidency and Wee
Tr'>lGeh-So OF the United - a;es. wa largely
aftenGeC- In" western urDc,,Ss an .onn-5 a.
d-iecailon> from GeorEsrowp morxh,isd ov
sartdlI jams Goddard; First WJrd Nv las
hehenna Second Ward. ny Iacun yondsiehr-
u unHc " arh. ny Roheri II I'm vi X. Fourth
"arG, " RoeeTi Bali. lac kson Democratic.
ASSOCIATION. by Mr.. FImr The eastern pro.
os>t1n comprised delegates from he FIflh
ward mar>naled bv John W Mead: sixth
ward hv Jan"s W Dalton SEVENTH Ward by
JACKSON aies- Most OF the delegations vvnr.
headed by bras bands, and in the two lines
We're iaTge mum b-r 90 tran parpnc.as lIIEIn-
Hdeo notices, Chinese Lanterns, flags, and
o;ber or lens
NJ. Jonah ID Hoover presided n II. nam
stand. and speeches Were delivered 10y the
t-baiTmaD, senator DOOlIttls. General Ewing
kepTeser 'a:Ives TrimbIe. of hputucky: Nib
taSk. a Indiana, and EldrIdge, o. WIscon sin
hon J. NJ. ksyaEaugh. delegare from Mon
tana; General e.. w Blair. OK Kansas. JUDI.
Rice. % Alabama; Hon. Thomas B. Florenc-
and Others The resolutions read nv Dr t'h1s
Allen. fully endorse the nominations and
he Platform adopted a; New Y orr. ana pledge
a az earn sst support Letters were Rad from
Hon. George H. PendletOH. Governor Engli n
Of Cornecticur; Gov. Parker. of New Jersey,
Hon - j. TIldeD. OF New York and ornerx
ne steps on the eastern wing were placed in
rge a several we'll known German citizens.
Aho' under Their supervision, "A meeting OF
sIsrInaHs was called To ordsr nv Dir Frederick
schmidt or whose MOTION LOUIS Scha L. p,
Was elected President of the meeting Eofh
ID. fenii"rnen named delivered addresses
LIE western stand, arranged on tho steps of
Ine west wing of he City Hall binding. was
surrounded nv large crowd. who listened
10 Speeches made ny Hon. Mr.. " .l0py O. Mas
sal nseitS- capt. Prank Geis- anG Dr. Charles
Allen.
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THs RIvYR FRONT. July 21.-The steamer
Wawasset Capt. FawSe. arrived az .th-strpat
WHAT last night with a heavy frel gEt and good
~ ~ passengers. from Cone river and yay
landings.
B'Hy,s HIdG -ArTivad-Stsamer Hi Iiy-
ing ton. Capi. Wilson, from BIliimore with
merH handise and passengers; schrs Clara r
McCownvIile Fletcher. from Bangor, Me
with 5co,pT laths for J. ]. Sullivan: Trident
Janis On, from New York. with JSbarrels OF
cement for sullivan: Industry. Harmon A. and
CaIOn. Stuart, with wood.
tos'' Wh1If.-Arrive6-S Goldnnch, Ha-
Fey. with wood for market
Hnf-s' Nh1gf-Arrivrd-Schr Henry p
Dnueiass. Ills from Hayre de & race. with
lS3 tons OF coal for Harvey, Clarke. q Given
Johesons FhIyf.-Arrived-Sch Lizzie Ra-
gan John Eaunce; Coast Survey, Wagner; and
job II Cumberland. Camp. all from the fishing
grounds. with fine Io's of perch, rock. &c
CnT'Sr' Hhrrf.-Arnyed-Schr Roxana
r:ink, from Swan Greek, with lumber
to1oter'S ShIrf.-Arri ved-Schrs. I.apwing
Rollins from Monroe Creek. with wood for T
L Fowler; Kate Reed. from Nat:ox Creek
win wood for market; Industry, Hommond
from Nornini. with wood for market; Ella Fish
Willai- from Bath, Me-. with ice for the Wash
Ington and Georgetown Ice Company: Isaac
Baker, Purvey. with ice for the same firm.
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LOOK AT THE RUINS Aye, look al the
runs OF what were once magnificent sets Of
teeth, 20 he seen everywhere in society. Look
at them. and ask yourself il it is net marvelou.
that such destruction is permitted, when. by
simply using SOzoDoST. any teea. hOaos ceT fra
9de, NAV be preserved from decay or blemish
as long as life l1sts'
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Tn CASE OF BUSDY, THE HORSE THIEF
In reference TO Tie case @! Authcney Rundv
arrested for stealing the horse OF DIR. Z T.
Howard, froIa Matlocks stable gu Friday
published IN the STAR OF Saturday, it is on I
lnst 70 say mat the warden O. the laIl and The
Oflsers deny the prIsonets statement That he
had teen sent out with message from the iaiI
when he was serving out sentence OF eight
months ior assault and battery. He had al
ready served cut tbree-fourths of his sentence
when ne VIZ placed az work in the kitchen,
:ha navtrS Sceess 10 the yard, 1t Is alleged thai
be scsi-S he wall
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RErEEHENsIrLE. - Yesterday afternoon.
about o. clock a. procession OF Odd Fellow.
was passing along New York avenue be, ween
an anS 5-h streets. having Just returned from
funeral, q number OF colored boys COM
menced throwing stones al aad chasing Il
white man. which created some excitement.
anc Tor a time caused apprehension that a
serious dihcnlty was brewing. In a short
while the object OF pursuit disappeared. and
the coIoIcd puEsuers Were persuaded 20 dis
persr. Upon inquiry 1t turned out that VIII lie
tne colored boys Were following the music d
haif-W hItted white man knocked one OF heir
hats OF, upon which NJ was struck in return
aud taking 10 his heels was followed and
stoned. Dne colOred man was Knocked down
az tie corner of The aliey InterSsc,ing New
YORK avenue and l. street ard iii and 9TH
streets.
Al All early hour ia the morning an ice wa
son broke down near the Corner or 9TH and f.
streets. whereupon rad was made upon the
cooling solds by party o. colored boys The
crlver, cuiOred Man, objected 10 this pro-
ceeGiEs. and ~as visited with a voley OF
oa'hs and shower OF missiles. This neighb1r-
hood requires the attention OF he police.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PHALON'S "PAPHiAN LOTION
BEAUTIFYING THE ,sAsTN AND COMPLEX.
REMOVES ALL ERUPTIONS, FRECKLEs
PiMPLES, MOTH. BLOTChES TAN e,c
ard renders THE SKIN Soft
FAIR anu BLOOMING
For LADIES in the NURSERY II is invaluable
For GENJLEM IN after SHAVING it has n 10 elu ii
PAPHIaN LUTON is the only reiishle rem
edy for diseases and bleDIishes Of the SKIN
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP
for the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH, will not
chap the SKIN. Price - cents per cake.
FLOR DE MAYO"
FLOR DE Mayo
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKER-
GiatEE ENSGlsITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON J. SON, New York
eSy Sold 10y all Drug ists.
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TIE POLICE Dome GOOD SRRvIcE-Last
week, a portion Of the police ON duty in the
dity entered on the work of aDating the hog and
geese nuisance. and already the aim shouse has
on aecount of the supplies received there from
mis- source. Lieut.. Ecklof, Of the Sc ysArh pre-.
<inei. Fourth Ward,) reports that his men
hsve takes up eighteen swine and ninety -four
feess and Lieut.. Gessford, Of the first preciE c.
ise ssI..h wsra.l sixteen hogs.
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ODn FELLOWS fCNEIAL.-Yesterday, the
fupek.l of the late Henry Langignard, French
cox at Wizards, took place from Odd Eel.
ipV:s' Hall, 7tn street, and was attended by
Metropolis Lodge. No. 10, marshalied by Jas
- Johnson, and Columbian Encampment, No
I. marshailed by John NJ. Max well, headed by
Hsald's Brass Band. The remains were
inferred at Gienwood Cemetery. the services o.
the Order being conducted by Chaplain =. f
rant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-20

DISHONEST SERNAST.-Mr John Lynn who
Keeps restaurant on Pennsylvania ayenue.
between and 6th streets. has been missing a
number OF small articles lie placed the case
IN the hands OF Detectives Miller and CDonpe
ana TINS morning they took IN custody Ellen
- ponnel!' OF" Of the servants. WHO is held AT
hc ado utr1rr> tor a hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-20

lNFAHTIC IDR.-l e>ferdiy morning, about }
q clock. dead white tenai" infant was found
on PtnRsS lYanIa avenue. bet Wee Z Is = and 10 g
streets. Justice MOr-eil summoned a iury ii
inquest who rendered q verdict 10 thu etF.c.
that the infant came to it, death by NIoleaC..
from person or persons unknown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-20

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume IN the
world. Buruett's Flcrimel closely Iessm bles
the odor OF rare and delicate boquet OF
Mowers, and In this respect ia unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
ful fragrance upon the handkerchief for msny
hours. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-20

The REC Alta TO-NOREow.-At eight O'Clock
Tomorrow morning The sailing yachts. " lIch
nave entered 70. the race to CiIvuont. will
START from the stake, opposjt- Sixth - rret
"haTl Tie race VIII De n spirited one. rs "A
number OF the tastes boats III THIS section have
entered. aud the contest l. for one OF tue hand
soonest pTiZe-cups, iof solid .ilIs ituad with
golc) manufactured by Nessrs CALI Bros.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-20

GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF neatly fitting shirts,
beautifully finished. should call AZ T. y Burr's
No. 35S street, between 9th and ltrh. ladies
and GeDtlemeB's Furnishing Goods generally,
and AT REASONABLE prices always. )
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-20

Mrs. :. A. Aliens Improved new stylel Hair
ResioreF or Dressing. lin oEe bottle.l Every
Druggist sells H. Price One Dolla- 20
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GRANT AND CoLEAA CLUE At i Meeting or
the Grant anu COllIx Club of the District OF
CcIU rni,is- held Saturday night, AT Bag Penn
syiyalla avenue. tie following officers We're
.lecsed to- me permanent organization Mr.
A. T.. clarke president, Colopel II A. Hail,
fIrst \ Ice President: Mr.. ~. Mcknight: Sec
oud Wee Fr. sident; John Thomas Johnson
Third Vice President, Captain j. e.. Dougherty
-, rsIaTy. and 8Ialo @. W. Wells, Treas urer
"Wednesday evening Of each week was fixed
upOn q : the time Tor holding The regular meet
ngs o. The club. Adjourned,
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PERSONS wishing 10 subscri De for THB STAR
who reside on Capitol II i'll and the Navy Yard
VIII please leave Their orders at No. l22 Eas,
Capitol street, between 4tE and 5th
John CoGGYNs Agent
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TowLEs' patent ELIrTIc SUsp ENDsRs
com bining the qualities OF the shoulder brace
and suspenders, for sale at T :. Burr's Fur
nishing Store, 355 + street, between gth and
lDth
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AERINED Schooner lila Fish, with IJJ tons
81 h-nnebeC ace Tor the Washington aud
tieorgetown Ice Company. Also, the schooner
Isaac Baker witt SO tons OF kepnpbec ice FOR
the same company.
Memcranda.-The schopn"rs Joshua EraC-
don, Edwin Reed, Silver Belle. Chas Jones.
Julia True. }. DevereauX. and the brig Haze
VIII arriv" this coming weeE, all loaded with
t+ls superior ice. al, for tins company. having
III the aggregate over $500 tons.
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For CoRNs. BUSicNs. BAD NAILS, &c
visit lIr. Whites rooms. No. Az PENIS ylyaGis
avenue, between u and 18th streets.
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CHRONIC Liver COMPLAINT cuRrp

This 10 TO certify that ! cure Of Chronic
Liver oonIfaint by Or. LavrenceS Rosaialfs
,or long time, and trying various medicine. viii
out benefit.
know of several others in this ooun,v cpraa
through the use OF Rosadalie, and IL o.n be fonnd
IN nearly every house in my ehborhood and
hey all praise II Sc q great medicine
THOMAS THORN
GREENE Comfy August IA 1867
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TTNTs. AWNINGS AND RUBBER CLoTH. for
camp meetings ana fishing parties, Tor sale AZ
Adanson's. 5tS Ninth street.
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III Ell.

JOHNSON. on sunday, at PISA. m, CHARLES
D,"nly sou 81 Arthur and Annie Johnson, aged
bmunths and "a Gays
The r.lativss End friends OF the family are re
srect nl!v 'nvt-d 10 AIT. nd his tuosrSl street
between Nes jersey avenae and Ist street, to-day
at 4bp
MARTY. On the 18th instant, at O'Clock p
MAhf ILlIhb11H, daughter Of Edward
and Asa n artip aged years
The friends OF The family are respectfully re-
qussfed TO attend the funeral IRON tine residence
~ her parents, No. 107 ith street this ID oniay
evening, al { o'clock.
I" The Funeral ~ Mr.. LEUTZD will TAX plac Q
nom the corner III q and 18th streets, this even
ing, at half past 5 o clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-20

ALL LINEN Goats, Pants, and Vests. for IS.
~, - IS. al liable Il Co.'S. i6- Psnnxylyauia
avenue, under United S.stes Hotel. z
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CITY ITEMS.

AolEs, WAITS. &c. radically cured by DIR
white, Chn0podlst i2s Pennsylvania avenu ne.
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ACCIDENT FROM EALL.-About two o cleo <
yesterday morning officer Bresnehsn, while
making his usuai rounds, heard nosse or. 9Th
stresl, between and h streets north and pro-
ceeding 10 the place found man named Elliott
had izIlen fEoII the second story OF house No.
$50 tn street, " bile IN state or in.cxication
The Officsr took hIm 10 his room, and called in
DT. Dubamel. de was badly bruised, but had
nc bones broken. % -
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIaN HAZE
RENEWFR

REVIEWER
has PROVED ITSELF TO BIZ THE MOST PERFECT
PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR EVKR Of
FERED THE PUBLIC.
isa vegetable cOmpOC nd, and c. ntains no Ia in
riune properties whatever.
II rin restore GL0Y Rajr 10 IT'S origfsaI color
Ii will keep the hair from falling ont.
II cleanses the scalp and makes the hair sof trs
trous aud silken.
1t is a So endid hair dressing
No person, old or young, should fail TO use 1t.
IS -eoomnatnf,d ami used by tbs Ers. NtfsArI
dstaOrttg.
6cAsk for Halls Vegetable Sicifsn Hair He.
newer, and take no other
7. HALL & CO, Nashua, N. a., Pro Dris>ors
yor sale by al druggists NY -eo21n
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GolSs 80 CONTEST TIE ELEC TIoN-Messr.
tuIIo h. zimmerman, McN-ara. Ferguson. and
MEADE ne E@rno"rs OF the City Councils aud
the Assessor from the Fifth Ward hay, finally
decided a. - stated, To contest before the courts
Of the Dl~trIc' the rI-nt to their positions N
which they claim TO have been elected by ,h.
voters Of the Filth Ward 81 Washington To
ms end they have ured the services OF
Afs.t<s troll Brent and Judge Phillins-
who. i, Is saic. vii ImmsdisteIy proceed TO
carry the case before III tourts