davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

There Is said 10 be route ieom While
Pine, via Newark valley, that viii strike the
Railruad within hundred miles lea Wines
Of W. ,. X Co, Il makivs the surrey. : = -
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18
Col. Columbus Sims, forme

Col. Columbus Sims, formerly
lawyer of Idaho City, T., was held FOR sen
tence in uhe Police Court of San Francisco,
on the 10th, for an attempt TO pit in the face
OF Supervisor Canavan, and sentenced to 70
days Imprisonment in the County Jail ard
lined $50, with the alternative of65 days
additional Imprisonment if his fine be not paid
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

Austria has an 5sirich pasture Of 10, 600
acres. The feathers ofa full grown 5ird are
sgFth SIce arsan
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-18

Seymour and Blair medals now sell in
al eighteen cents per pound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11
DIED..

CHAPMAN. On Friday. J-ly 10th, after a lin
gsripG Illness cf eight uonths, JANIS CHAP
NAN, in the 10th year Of his age May he res. in
His ,unafsi viii take plsce from bis late real.
dence, on Pennsylv snia avenue, between 2'st aud
"a streets; on Sunday mol ming a. 8 o'clock Mass
lily are respectfully invited 10 attend.
STANLEY. On the 10th I'm; :, GEORGE in
fabt son OF Charles A. and Mary Ann Stanley
his funeral, SUNDAY, at o. eek p. m, IRON his
fathers residences, No 667 9Th street, Island.
ERWIN On the 10th inst at ID o'c,eck n m
MABGARET JANE, dau Inter of Dennis ard Eli.
zaheth Erwin, aged mon.hs =
The relatives and friends of the family are in
yitsd 70 attend her funeral from her pareots'
d, nee. No IsI IA street, between And streess.
sunday evening, at O'Clock y. m.
COLLISION. On the lin instant, at O'Clock A.
NJ, CHAELEs D., infant son Of Charles anu
The funeral will take place IN ON the residence OF
his parents, No $50 st. ct, between 9TH aud stH,
Of the family ere invited 70 attend
Those little bright and sparkling eyes
Are sbad! now by death.
he Cl'sed them 20 this world Of pain
To soar away to rest
And r.w he's free from all hir pain,
Our darling Charities gone:
Why should we sish-why should we mourn
For Heaven fs now his home. c.c.c. .
TENLY. On the 18th INST, at 7 o o'clock g m -,
in the 7L.h year Of her age, Mrs n A. E.TENLY
d.nce, Boundary street. nerr 18th atreet, NJ 5
O'Clock p m. to- morrow (Sund ay) afternoon.
WOLFF. On the morning of the 10Th instant,
JOHN ERNEST. infant sen Of Charles and Saf ali
Wolf, eyed months aud " days.
W; - not for little Johnny,
His gentle spirit fed;
He swe,tby sleer Nth Jesus
Anoog the silent dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

TEE CITY COLLECTORS OFrIcR-Mr A q
Hall, Collector Of Taxes, has balanced hls
account with the Bank of Washington to the
9th OF April last, and with the First National
Bank to the 3th of June, distributing the
moneys received during the last fiscal wear for
taxes 10 the various funds, IS folIows:-Special
tax fund, s2f5,767.O9; School fund, s94,675 ~:
Sehool-house fund, SS6,5C3.S9; Police fund
SS5.5elC4; General fund, 81. LED. 92; Water fund,
sl,Gt9.3; First Ward fund, SHAFTS; Second
Ward fund, Sj7,iGI.5i; Third Ward fund.
S4o,6O2.0l; Fourth Ward fund, S75,O96 n: Flfth
ward fund, s27,i52.72; Sixth Ward fund,
Sl6lC7.23; Seventh Ward fund, S2li29 no.
Total, S7s5, I37. 80.
Mr.. Hall has left the city on a visit 10 Port
land, Maine, and Mr.. John F. Cook has been
appointed deputy collector in his absence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

POLICE ITRNs.-Yesterday afternoon, officer
Tucker, OF the seventh precinct, arrestei Mary
Stremel on the charge Of an assault ana h 1.
terry on Priscilla Yarnell, and Justice Harper
held her 10 bail tor corrt II appears thar the
complainant rented a room ,rom the accused
and the Latter went TO the house, and, after or.
derin her out, bcat her, and then locked her in
the house. About ii O'Clock last night, officers
McHenry and Brown arrested Henry Parmen-
er, on the charge OF an assault and battery
with intent 10 kill VIM. Mclean, by cutting
MIN In the back, making an ugly wound He
- held for hs airing until the physicians can
decide whether or not the wound will b. q fatal
one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

MARROW EccAPH FROM DRowNINs.-This
morning, about half.past six o'clock, a little
white boy named Benjamin Clark, while ar.
tempting to fish from the river at Riey's whr ri
piece OF Ice, lost h's balance and fep over.
board Being unable to swim, ne was placed in
perious position, and would have drowned
had II not been for a hand on board a boat
lying al the wharf, whs sprang overheard aud
saved his life. Bell sank twice, and was much
exhausted when drawn to terra trina. The
practice which Idle youths have Of crowd,ng
the public wharyes is exceedingly reprehen.
siole, and IL Is no wonder that so many of them
frequently their put lives in peril by their
careleSSuess. -" "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

A MALICIOUS SToRY.-A story has been in
circulation for some days to the effect that an
employee OF leading jewelry store in this
city bad been detected In purloiniug jewelry,
snd that large quantity had been found at
his house. The name Of prominent detective
was connected with the story; with very eIab-
crate particulars how the detective concealed
himself overnight in clock in the store, and
discovered the employee removing rev elry
rom different cases when he entered the store
in the morning. After close inqu we have
asceriained that the whole story is 8 pure fic.
ton from beginning to end, and was mt afioat
evidently for malicious purposes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

INSTALLATION OF THE OFFICERS OF -. A
X. Posi- No. Last evening the inter ting
ceremony of installing the ofiicers-elect OF the
above-nsm d post took place publicly a. their
rooms in Union League Hall. large con-
course of spectators We're present. The officers
elect, excepting the p. C., formed in miiit .ry
order before the Deputy Commander, while
the retiring sdju'ant read the charge 70 them.
This being done the ID. T.. read the oath of
office. The p. q. elect then presented himself
before the altar, upon which reposed an open
Bible, and upon ITS holy pages rested crossed
SWORDS. Behind the altar, in military. were
stacked arms, the whole present. x al il
posing feature. The oath aud charge were
then delivered by Capt. J. T. Smith, which
was taken by the p. G., and he was tnen pr
cent I'd with the sword as the badge of Office he
accepting TIE same. Capt A. Grant of this
city, accepted the badge Of Office, than king in
few neat remarks, his Comrades for the hono-
conferred on him. He then INTRODUCED TO
the rssemblage the Hon. Gen. Raum, NJ. g..
from the Caro- district of Illinois, when Mr. r.
delivered telling speech. The following is
the list Of the officers elect: Post Commander
Capt. Grant; Senior Vice Commander, G mt
w. H. Slater; Junior Vice Commander, Com
N. Terrce; Adjutant, Con-. J. II. Smith; Quar-
tel master, Capt. q. y. Parker; Chaplain, Com
"A. p. knight, Sergeant Major, Com. ~ b.
fithi'n; Quartermaster Sergeant, Com. James
Muller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

Ed TOR SrAR:-Permit me, through your
widely circulated paper, TO call the attention
OF the proper authorities to a nuisance exist.
ing on the street bordering on the Canal. be-
tween 18th and 10th streets. II seems that this
thoroughfare has been selected by cartmen As
place most con venient for the purpose of de.
posting all kinds Of rubbish, glass. &c, thus
rendering the street extremely dangerous for
those compelled TO drive through il, and il not
stopped in time will soon prove q serious i'm.
pediment to travel in that direction. / am
sure it will only be necessary to mention the
fact in order to have the nuisance abated bv
those whose duty it is to attend to it.
SuRacRIpvp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

A Observation-Disclosures eleven o'clocr lest
p'ght, while a number Of persons were s. ited
in Gerhardt's saloon, on 10th str It, some one
proposed toast 70 .'Grant and ColIax," watch
was drank, and about the same time three
young men proposed Seymour and Blair,p
when some little disturbance took plac aud
special oficer b. +. Barker entercd and or.
fused to do o, and 1t is alleged that Capt. VIM.
Hunt assaulted Mr.. Barker. Onicer Barkley
came to the assistance OF Mr. Barker, and G mt.
Hunt, with Messfs. A. Grant and A. A. Grant
were arrested and taken to the Central Qua I'd .
house. A justice Of the peace was az opce
sent for, and Justices Harper and Smith az
peared, when the frst-named justice heard the
charge Of disorderly conduc. preferred ag inst
A. A. Grant, and fred him $50. The charges
Of assault and battery against Capt Hunt and
resisting an officer against Mr.. A. Grant were
postponed for q hearing before Justice Clark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

COLUMBIAN LAW ScHooL.-Ata meeting Of
the Alumni OF the Columbian Law School,
held lest evening al the Law Building, Mr.. T.
b q Gorge was called TO the chair, and Mr. d.
Il. Searle act as x cretary. After some re-
marks by NJ ssrs- Baker, Saunders. Forsyth
and Murray, the organization wss perfected
by the election OF Mr.. II. NJ. Blker Vice Prcsi-
dent Of the class Of l566. ard Z. E. FORSYTH
Vice President Of the claSs Of 1851. On motion
of MI. Saunders. the Vice Presidents Sscre
tary, and Treasurer We're constituted the Exec
utiye Committee of the organization. The me t.
ing then adjourned, subject to the call Of the
Executive Committee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

THE MUNICIPAL OYPICERs.-Mr. = L.
Rond, elected Water Registrar. and Major q
w. Wells, elected topographer of the Wa.es
Eoard, at the meeting Of the Mayor and CJun-
ellis last evening, took Possession OF the w iter
Registrars office to-day, Dir. Coyle giving j yer
the effects TO them.
In compliance with the requests OF tn. yari.
Gus ward delegations and the absolut. nee =.
sity OF filling certain Of the corporation ON u.s.
Mayor Bowen this afterL Don appointed the FOL {.
lowing III. H. Crossman, OF the Fourth W .rd,
inspector Of -four and sailed provisions: u. II
Ripley, physician 10 the poor Of the First w -
VIM M. Slower, apothecary of the First w trti:
sandy Lacy and George T. Garrett, carnage
collectors. First Ward; Marshal Brown ,ui
Josiah Hitchcock, scavengprs, Second Wtrd:
John Holoran, garbage collector, Fourth Ward;
Palmer Br'scoe and q. w. Hatton, scavengers
Fouth Ward; Frank Wapgsr, garbage collie for.
Seventh Ward; John r. Price and VIM Wal.
ker, scavengers Seventh Ward
Coon SAMARirAS Division No. I, 5 os +.
The regular quarterly election Of Officers OF
tins hourishing Division was held last Tuss
cay evening. at Sons OF temperance Hall. The
following officers were elected and IN sta lied :
w. r. W. b. Cove; WA, Ed w. R.,che. D. s =,
II. h. Haxsrd; Treas.. Jehn johnson: Char ]
Il. lmtrie; X. s., j. X. Bridge: A. r. s. SIAN.
ley Clarke; Con-. A II. Yount; 40. W r.
Price; i. y, John Jewell; o. s., will. II ar
man.. Samuel w. Tuckrr. p. w. p. TIE
splendid entertfinment given under the an :.
pices Of this Dlvision N Wallis Ouers Hnu 0
on the evening Of the 30th ul,., has uroy, 4 Of
great benefit % the caRss s Z ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

Physicians wonder st the extraordinary power
Of RADwAYS BENOyATIN RksoL yENT in
curing the worst forms u scrofulOus. syphilOid,
Chronic Skin Diseases, and it's marvellous power in
resolving esloulous ooBcretions, afOrding imme-
diste relic aud consequent cure Of Diseases 81 the
Kidney, Bladder, Liver, Lungs, Pancreas, Spleen.
Its rapid influence in the % Diabetes InoOuti
pence or scanty, turbia, slbuminOus cloudy uripe-
Its almost instant eff csoy Ia stopping tohips ara
painful discharge Of urine, and its singular power
IN curing discharges from the Uterus and Urethra,
LsucoTrh9a, Bloody Urine, and other unhealthy
sud weakening discsarRcs,-ani INQUIRE xh.r.in
the sARsAPARILLIAN used in the Renovatins
kesOlvent differs from ordinary SarSapartglas,
ssrsarsrillian Is the only principle In sarsAparfua
that Possesses oUafire propufieS: all other mart.
Of the GOT are inert and useless One ounce Of tho
extract obtained under DIR. Railways new process
for extracting the curative properties frum yeset.
BILE substances. contains more Of the true prisope
Of cure than 20 lbs. Of the ordinary roots.
9sARsAPARILLIAN as only one Of the ipgredi-
euts that forms this truly wonderful medicine ana
IL IL the only compromising remedy that communal
Gates It's purifying, cleansing and reinvig atins
properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT, URINE,
en- other secretions, securing 9 harmonious func-
tcnsl action Of every deprsved organ and Gland i'm
III system. IL the blood IL corrupt, the R.-alyent
will make IL pure. II tie Lungs are liberated ana
core, secreting thick phlegn and prureleut natter
the Resolyent will loosen this depcsit and r.palr
the wasting lung with sound and health, material
II the Skin Is covered with PIN pies sp-ts pu.tules
SORES. ulcers, &c, the Resolvent will quickly re-
move these annoyances. Ifmercury il depo.ited m
the bones and has accumulated in the system the
kesolyent will drive IL cut. IL the throat or Brop
chal Glands ulcer sted the Resolved viii cura
these signs Of early waste. Direct remedies nos
sessing only exclusive properties. are hurtfuI a
they increase the functional secretiOns of one organ
by suspending the constitu ent % others
hence, oompensstilg remedy like the ResoIyent
ls 10 nj nlQan ms of
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OP
BLOOD impregnsted with the ResOlvent aud alb
sorbed 10 supply the waste Of the body, viii make
pure, sound and healthy flesh aud fibre The hrst
dose that 10 taken commences its work Of purincs-
ton and increasing the appetite and flesh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

BASE BALt.-At meeting Of the "Esgle'
Base Ball Club, held last evening, il was de.
ended 10 consolidate with the Jefferson" and
hereafter be known a. the ~ Junior Jefferson, :"
Tins young organization II composed of prom.
ising material, and their union with the aJef.
ferson" will prove mutually beneficial
match game between the senior and iunior
mines Of the Natiopai Club will take place on
the grounds Of the National on Tuesday eve.
ming next. ra.t. : .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

Lsdse OF the 4 nights Of Pythias and several
OF the subordinate Lodges, have fitted MP the
nali IN the fourth-story of the Inteiligencer
builoing, corner OF tn and ID streets, and will
hereafter meet the e. Callanthe Lodge. No N
Will occupy the -oorn on Monday night for the
nrst time, and the Grand Lodge will meet on
Tuesday evening. Mt. Vernon and other lodges
VIII also meeti In this room. The room is "a by
"a In dimensions, and is entered through two
large an'e-rooms. II has been handsomely car
Peted, papered, painted and furnished.
handsome ingrsin clrpet Of 90 yards Is on the
moor, and oil cloth in the proper places, while
the chairs OF the W. e., V. q, and V. Il are of
walnut, opsn-work. and the pedestals and
posts OF turned walnut. surmounted by shsayes
OF VIII AZ, attract attention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

IHE USHER RoBBERY-Tbe accused Ssnt q
COart-ThI. morning, Annie Rooney, waita
and VIM. Thomas, colored, (whose arres. by
Detectives Miller and Coomes, on the char re o,
having robbfd the house OF Mr.. John Usher OF
Sl',Oco. on the night OF the Ist inst. has been
motto in the STAR were before Justice
Smith, al Police Headquarters, for final ex
animation.
The evidence as 10 the first named, for W lom
General Terry appeared as counsel. had oeen
previously closed, and testimony As 10 Thomas,
who was Represented by MI. I. T. Wilson, vas
aiken. MIR. Miller testified to James navn in /.
formed him that on the night of the robbery he
went home with ST. Clair Burley from a R..
publicrn meeting at Woodward's Hall. Nc.
Wambold testified to having seen Thomas in
frort Ct Dir. Usher's about one O'Clock on the
night Of the lst- St. CLAIR hurley testified tn
being win Thomas on the night in question
until shout Pa o'clock.
Mr.. Wilson argued that there was ms u fficient
evidepcet justify holding the accused to oail
at ome length
in 5000 for appearance at Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

ADDITIONAL INCOME TAX LIsr-In addit,on
TO the Inst Of incomes over s7,CO0, returned to
the Infernsl Revenue officers in this city, and
pubiishsd In the STAR short time since, the
following have since b en- reported JOHN S.
Brown, s4,G76; Thomas Berry, slO,'is: Jos u
Cooms, 4,i6i, William Dixon, As, '33; Thomas
sirsen, Se.fli; A d. Gillett e., 800; Mrs. Susan
Houston, 81, IS; d. p Holloway, 30 no. Rich
ard N. Hsll, s3,I72; General Z. A. Hitchcock,
SSbe0s VIM. Higgins, 7,427; Thomas lie wis
36,4ls, Thomas Martin, 81, iC0; VIM. II Philip
RleS, s39se, Jemes H. Richards, $1,000; Albeit
q. Riddle, tc,2se; Thomas NJ. Shepherd, 30 1S2:
James II. Simpson. 4,3i2; Michael Thompson,
$2lss; John w. Thomp-on, s6,572; David
y. Ward S2,o50, Frank T. Willis, SASH: los
IN. Young, S2.624: 7. EenWick Young - 012
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

lMPRovKNENrs.-Atth The corner of Peaasyl.
van N aven ne and cond street west the old
passenger depot house - D. ing removed, and
Mr.. II. q. Emery is having built instead there
of, q fine three-story pressed brick front build.
ing u feet front by ~ deep, consisting OF nine
dwelling rooms in the second and third Histories
and two large store rooms on the first moor.
This building, when completed. will have
water, gas, and all modern Improvements
throughout The fronts Of the store rooms
Will Be Of the best quality OF Baltimore glass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11
CITY ITEMS.

TIN AND TWELVE DOLLAR walking Goats
for gentlemen aud youths. These neat gar
mems for evening wear are TO Be obtained Of
Geo. T.. Henning, No. ST. 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

LApI1e, try the choicest Perfume IN the
world. Burnett's Florilnel closely resembles
the odor Of D rare and delicate boz net of
MOWERS, and in this respect il unrivalled. A
few drops will leave Its peculiar and delight
ful fragrance upon the handlerc for many
hours. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

Acc IpEHr.-A lew days since, SON Of WIN
Smith, First Ward, about years old, was In.
jured by the fall of q large door that had been
merely propped, resulting in both bones Of the
night Lex, above the ankle being broken. Toe
family physician, DIR. Breneman, expects .
favorsole thonsh pIofraeted recovery. The
boy is doing very well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET successfully
treated by Ut. w hite, surgeon Uhiropodisl 40
Pennsylvania avenue. between * and 9th
streets Once hours from q. n. TO p. m.
Established 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

SALE PosrPoNEp.-The sale of q valuable
collection Of minerals, comprising nearly lO,OOO
specimens, with a collection Of steel eneray VIM
and valuable works, which was TO have taken
Messrs. Cooper Laumer, has been Postponed
until Monday next - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

RAfIFTcArIoH MKHrIHe N ALRxArpRrA-
large and enthusiastic RATIFICATION meeting
was held In Alexaudria last night The Dem.
ocfatic platform and nominations were fully
endorsed amid shouts, rockets, and he airing Of
cannon ie = 20 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11
Centre MARKET fs.dnv.

Meats, tc.-Beek best cuts s5a3Oc. per H.;
next best, see; spring Lamb, aa2Sc. per 10;
Mutton, a2oe. per Ie.:Pork, 2ec. per 10; san
seei CSsspe per Bacon .ss
eec.: niddling, 1sa:9ec.; Sausage. &c; Lard,
xc.: Butter, 3Sa.oc. per 10: Egg, SIC. per doz;
Head Cheese. Pic per ID.
Poultry, Com, fe.--spring Chickens, 81 per
pair. Ducks, sl.a5 psr pair.
receta,les, 6c.-New Potatoes, soc. per peck;
new Onions. 3oSc. per bunch; old Onions,
sc. per peek; Cahbass. sa'ec. head; Be.ts saSe.
- per peck; Cymblins, SOC. per doz. string
Beans. Csc per peck; Green Peas, 25c. per
peek; Squash, 20c. per doz.: Lettuce, 35e. rer
per PIX: Sprouts, 25c. per peck; Radishes, 4c.
per bunch; Rhubard. SC. per bunch; Asparagus,
loa15c. per bunch: Dried Apples, 2oc. per at
Dried frunes, 26c. per h.; Dried Currants,
Cherries, IS cents; Dried Peaches, I51sO cents
per qt; Preserved Citron, SIC. per h.; Dried
Blackberries, s5c: Dried Whortleberries, 25c.:
asn ig3s Per quart Gooseosrrss
R1speerries Soc per qt.i Ourrant., 25c. per ct ;
vermiceih 25c per To-; Honey, 25a}Oc per To-;
Apple, 0c.per peck; Peaches, 15c. per box;
e5s3oc c.ch; Bananas, iOc. each: Mint, s.. per
bunch; Mus.-rd, Csc. per ja-; Sige, sc. per
bunch; Tansy, loo. per punch; Oranges, 81 per
20 :; Lemons, Of a75c.; Cocoauus-, iOat5c. elcH:
Shipstuf, 400 aOc.; RrownstufY, so'sOc; Mid
ding, eOLcJc.; Shorts, .5a50c.; Corn, snelled,
s1.i5asl IS: Corn. by n, s6.5Ors7 per bbi.:
Com Meal, &l.2OaS1.25 per bushel; Oats, eOc. a
81 per busheli Hay, 75c,ssi.2s per cwti stray,
sl.50 per cwt
Fish, tc.-Halibut, 2oc. per H.; Rock, 40e Soc.
per bunch; Perch, 40. soc. per bunch; Sheep
bead. 75c-est.50 each; Cat Fish, o5c. per bunch;
B.Dch Fish, Soc; Trout, soc. per burch; Loo
SIS, '"c. per h.; Mackerel, 25c. rHch; Cod
Fish, l2c. per h.: Salmon, 75c. per To-; Sea
Ba 5, l5c. perlb.: Sturgeon, 1Oc per H.. Turtles,
&c. 2: IN; CLAIMS, &c. per doz; Herr.ngs, Acc.
pr bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

WHIr1 CAsBNRaKTK CoATs. .......s4.
Grey Cashmerete Coafs-...........S,.
Blue Cishmerete Coats SO.
- A Saks & Co., Sit tn stree:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

M WFE's CHOICE, and the whole family
prefer it Mrs. s. A. Aliens Improved me v
style) Hair Restorer or Dressing. lin one bot.
lar, 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

TEE HrGHxs CAsE-CA9y0s Of Nsrder Dis.
asssed.-This morning, Justice ID. X. smith
rendered his decision in the case OF Dennis
O'Hafe, who was arrested on the 3th instant oa
suspicion Of having caused the death Of Pat'k
Hugn~s, ar Willard's Hotel, on the morning of
the 9th ult, dIsmIssing the csse because the
evidence IVES not SUFFICIENT to hold him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-11

ONE BOTTLE oFRESoLFE VENT rs BETrFa
THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF THE
ADVERTISED SARSPARTLLAS, OF d.
RECT DIURETIC kEMEDIES.