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l.30 P.v-DAY EXPRESS, for Rutland Troy. and
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THIRD TRAM
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AGENTS WANTED.
We will pay agents who will devote their entire
tune 70 canvassing for the VERMONT RECORD AND
FARMER, liberal salary by the day, week.
or month. We want good agents in every town and
county in the State to work for from now until
Feb, /, ls69 Write to Us and get our terms. Ad-
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TRAINS ARRIVE At BURLINGTON.
40 An. Nieht Express from Boston vr,r and
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oouth-West-and have your ,hoicc q the various
ger Station.
JOHN v, CARPENTER. Ticket agent. ai Nc.
American Hotel.
Burlington, Vt, Nov 30, 1865.
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Price 81 per bottle bo;,lss for IS.
Sold by A. Q. SPEAR { CO.. BurlIs-t,, Y,
N0v. Is.wly.
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CLEAR THE TRACK
The Registers are Coming

THE Legislature having dissolved, the copy 4. In
she hands OF the printers. and the trade and PEG
pie generally may expect TO have WALT0N's
K 6ISTEh OR VERMONT DIRECTORY, Just
which tn choose, in Sc tson TO- New Year, They
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th by all the traders and where
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For current State news from every County each
week for Vermont Historical Sketches, Biogrsphi-
cal Sketches Of Nermonters Obituary Notices Of
Nermonters. and In all respects
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Especially, are called upon TO note that NC Intend
with the proper support, TO devote more space
than oDy oth5T paper in this state 10
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A welcome in and applicable TO- one portion OF the
State another
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THE VERMONT RECORD AND FARMER,
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$50 Pm MIGHT EXPRESS, with sleeping c-rs for
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Boston.
e The s.30 AN. and 33l p " Trains make e'o.,
connections at Troy and Albany with y Y Central
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suoscrites the full year of 1863 will receive one
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FHlNelPAL OFFicE.
fls no. SIN STREET. PHILADELPHIA. PPM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-29

Our Washington correspondent yesterday
made some allusion to the effect Of the am
nesty proclamation. We suppose that the
DISQUALIFIED CLASSES will hardly claim that
the proclamation relieves them of their
disability, though this seems to be the opin-.
ion of certain persons in Washington. As
we understand the effect of the proclama-
ton, it will simply be to stop and prevent
all prosecutions which have already been
commenced, or which might otherwise have
been commenced hereafter, against persons
charged with treason, or with any other
crime committed against the United States
which was simply an act of war. Another
effect will be the restoration to the rightful
owners of their property Tor, at any rate, Of
their legal right to it, there being much
doubt as to whether the property of many
persons has not been damaged so seriously
as to be comparatively worthless). But we
have no idea that the proclamation can re-
store to any man the elective franchise in
a State whose constitution disfranchises
-the-aianhilitu- nf-anv man
would that it were otherwise, of course !;
not for our own benefit, though we are
among the disqualified, but because We
would like to see all such unpleasant re-
minders of our late troubles, and ell such
producers of heart burnings and ill-will,
consigned to oblivion, and the people left
free to elect to Office any man in the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-29

Special attention should be directed to his enor-
nous stock OF
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTONSi
CALICOES; KNITTED WORSTED GOODS
of every lima inable description; at truly Won
DRESS GOODS, Of which an ample assortment Of
and home manufacture, considerably below
BROCHSf sTAWLS, SCARFS, CLOAKss and
CLOAKINGS, which you cannot help buying
A nice lot Of FRENCH JEWELRY, In Jet, fire.
and and SO Dam amazingly cheap;
An Immense assortment Of LINEN GOODS for
the chamber: dining-room, nursery, kltcnen
underwear, pocket use, and various other pur-
poses, ETC., ETC., etc. ,E.-...--.,-.:
II therefore would be decidedly great mistake
NOT 70 call at 49, JULIUS MEYER'S,
de 10 -. 5T Broad street, near Sixth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-29

--s.4 JULIUS MEYER
Is SELLING OUT AT COST,
AT sat BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH.
ABOUT $4,000 WORTH OF
DRY GOODS TRIMHuNGs,. AND FANCY .
GOODS,
before remoYtng-as he intends to do next jan
- uary-to his new place Of business,
-ss i 603 BROAD STREET. 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-29

LAND SALE NEAR FREDERICKs HALL
A correspondent reports to us the sale of
one thousand acres of land bordering on
the railroad near Fredericks Hall depot,
Louisa county, Va, on which there are q
good mill, good dwelling, and other out
houses, fine orchard, &c., the purchaser
being DR.. P. a. BARATET, Of Philadelphia,
who expects to lay the tract off in fine farms,
improve the mills, SC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-29

VOX's SPARKLING GELATlNE, saS
Y cheapest and best In use. One psex55ES ,cT
make y gallon OF clear Jelly: PUkE No. Eng.
OF LEMON and VANILLA. stiSES5I por
1 LIE s., ~ r. w. POwERs
SAFE " No. iJos Main str'et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-29
MARRIED.,

On the evening Of the 24th instant, by Rev. j. A.
Chambliss, at the residence Of the BRIDES father
Thorn j. Starke, EDWIN j. BOSHER and
LAURA II. STARKE; all OF this city. r
On the 18th instant, at the. residnuce of the
BRIDE father, by the Rev. Thomas -,inford MIR.
ROBERT II. LUNG to Miss MARY K. LEWIS !;
all Of New Kent county. Va.
On the I'D instant at the residence OF the BRIDES
father. by the Rev. Johu e. edwards, -. d., Mr.
u. TIDDEMAN, of Bremen, Germany, and Mis-
K. III. JOHNSON, of this city. No cards.
In Mobile, Alabama, on Tuesday the 12d instant
BY the Rev. j. Il. Burgett, Miss MARY w.
GOLDTHWA1TE, Of that city, to Mr. JOHN D.
FREELAND. Of Richmond, Va.
On Tuesday, 22d OF December, at St. Johns
church. Ba ttniore, by the Rev. eernard McManus,
Z: n. RYALLto bliss B. y. REDMOND; both
Of Richmond, Va, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-29

The House in. Ba!tour-street. A Novel.
By CHARLES DIMITRY, Esq. New York !:
GEORGE S. WILCOX. 1868.
This novel is the work of southern
writer. The scene is laid in England. The
style is easy and flowing. For sale by
GEORGE L. BIDGooD, Main street.
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no TAXPAYERS.


NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In COM
alliance with an ordinance OF the city OF
Richmond we will attend a. the office Of the City
Collector at the City Hall, from A. ii. TO Z. d.
fro, Inc 18th 10 the Slss Of December inclusive TO
receive the remaining half OF the CITY TA2Es,
deducting ten per cent. thereon from those who
paio one-AAi' z EDMUND WINNIE, G. G. B.,
...5l by JULIUS 4. HoBsog, ID. O. @. &.
!! N. B.-Those persons who have not paid any
saans lime and nav the amount OF their taxes, as
Te Will have no opportunity Of calling on them
before advertising their property for sas, Which
have mot uafd their personal tax by that TINE must
expect to have their goods levied ON as soon as we
get out Of the Office as we are required 70 oete our
entire accoun. In February -
We would can particular attention OF the tax
payers OF the corporated territory rs the
property is so tmperfeetiy described that - in-
nossihle that the Collector can find IL. ~
= - ~ EDMUND WINNIE, Collector,
de Aim by JULIUS A. HoRsoN y. @.
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spECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
sg- Ho FOR GILL THE BAKER.
Feeno,ny and appetite
Commend to us the man OF skill,
Hho seeks TO do his business right
rhe we'll known baker 7. e. GILL.
,;,1I,s bread, a1LL's bread, GrLL's bread and |
cakes,
Their fame In every home Ia known;
For none IN Richmond better makes,
Az al good Judges freely own.
His bread Il Is both light and white,
His cakes the daintiest wish fulfil,
His prices low, all men invite
TO the bakery Of T. e. GILL. loe. 80
sE HOLIDAY PRESENTS! Hm
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
HOLIDAY PREsENTs!l Il!
CHRISTMAS AND NRWYEAR'S GIFTS
CHRISTMAS AND NEwYEAR's GIFTS
IN GREAT VARIETY, ~
IN GREAT VARIETY. r4
.oiy
RARE AND USEFUL ARTICLES.
Elegant BROCHE sHAWLs at greatly reduced
prices. r,r
Double SATIN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS and
NAPKINS. VIII surpass anything of the
kind ever exhibited In this city.
Real POINT LACE HANDKERCHIEFs and
COLLARS.
MAITEEsE and VALENCIA LACE COLLARS
in, at least afty different styles.
Eleeaa. ENDORSED, PRINTED, and EN-
BRoIpERED TABLE and PIANO
COVERS.
MAGNIFICENT CASHMERE ROBE DE CHAM
BREs at $50 per pattern worth 30 "' .
The largest and handsomest stock OF
NECK AND SASH RIBBONS ..
ever exhibited in any one store in this city.
Handsome BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
OTTOMAN vELUREs. q.
FRENCH MERINOs,
DELAINEs
ALPACAs
EPoNGLENEs, and other
DRESS GOODS. ......
-~- BETS OF JET JEWELRY.
STEEL IMITATION CORAL.
| PEARL AND STEEL and TURQUOISE AND
STEEL JEWKLRY.
| Large stock of
| sHAWLs. .....
CLOAKs,
sCARFs
HOODS
| NUBIAs,
GLOVES.
.al HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS.
CLOTHS.
ALL KINDS OF GOODS FOR BOYS AND
.- MEMS WEAR.
-.-. WORK-BoxEs.
LADIES' COMPANIONS
and other NICK NACKs at
! LEVY BROTHERS',
1913 and l21s Main street.
... >Ide 22l .........-. ~...
RW LOOK OUT ...r ...
FOR
CHRISTMAS
AT -s'vs 49,.
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DRY GOODS.
DUCKWALL g. ROUs5,
~ No. 1905 MAIN STREET
a GENUINE VIRGINIA HOUSE.


TTCKWALL & RoUSS,
No. 1906 MAIN sTRHET'
GENUINE VIRGINIA HOUSE.
DECEMBER %, 1888.
po,o,rod or, the asth instant per steamer Albc-
naTle. and again to-day per steamer iaaac pen n;e
100 and handsome assortment OF BAheAINot
bought BY MI RSuss az Of Nes YoF
t ~ e. # Broche Shawis from S2s 10 $50 WOODEN
All wis from 81 to $40; Dress Goods Prints COT
sets from soc to "a nd Misses Shoes
and bows, Shoes and Boots flannel and mer ~
Shirts and Drawers. 10
no YOU WANT TO BUY
- DRESS GOODS.
CoTToNs,
LINENS, ,...
OAssIMEREs, ass
FLAFFELs, su.w1s
CLOAKs,
BLANKETS
HOSIERY,
.-,.. SHIRTS,
CoRsETs,
or DRY GOODS OF any description at the ver7
LOWEST PRICES? Then call at ....--,
.... O., WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS.
Nos. SIS Broad street and 1919 Main street,
deu Ezekiers old stand.
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WINNER g. CO.,
II ls4a MAIN STREET AND s4 BROAD srEsv7
This Is the week for eating and treating.
And all the young folks are standing tip.,oe
Expecting from parents and friends paw $500.
In Christmas gifts purchased OF ZrNNEs Co
All the fruits Of the earth are there in profu,,o,
And beautiful candles In all colors glow
TIL the gorgeous scene seems almost an i,,r,,
so fine Is tie store Of ZTMHEn Il Co.
ls4a Main street and s2I Broad stree.
To the sight and the taste there's everything n.,
SAINT, p"H
From the red sugar-plum to cakes covered ~.
snow, Ae
And all who desire TO make nice present
Should examine the stock Of 2IAMKR HCo
DE- % 1873 Main street aud ga Broad 49,,
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PRESENTS.

NHRISTMAs PRESENTS.
" Just received at the jewelry store Of
JULIUS SCHUhAEE,
No. $40 BROAD STREET NEAR SEVENTH
one Of the finest aseorsments OF new ..,.
JEwELRY GOODS and GOLD and sIrws We
WATCHES, suitable for CHRIST8As pp,
sERTs. Also, JET JEWELRY, Cheaper ,h.-
any other house In the city. N3
WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRED ;.
the shortest notice. al work guaranteed.
No. szs BROAD STREET
de l7-tJanl near seyentb
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HOHHDAY GOODS.

.<<~>~-><--~~->~>J~~
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We offer large line Of useful goods Tor
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
EMBROIDERED SETS OF COLLARS and
CUFFS;
HANDSOME LACE, TRIMMED, and NEE
DLE-woRKED HANDKERCH1EFs;
INFANTS ROBES,
SASH and NECK RIBBONS,
sCARFs,
MARsEILLEs QUILTS,
TABLE CLOTHS.
NAPKINS,
BLANKETS,
HANDSOME TOWELS,
NEEDLE CASES,
HANDSOME BEAD HANeIN6-BAsRETS'
BEAD MATS.
AND LOTS OF OTHER ARTICLES
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1918 and l2is Main street.
lde 1s1
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HOLIDAY GoODs.
.RISTMAS PRESENTS FOR OLD Am n,

THRIsTMAs PREsENT5Fo OLD Ann
VI Y0UNG.-Now open a fall stock spit,bI. y. "
hris.mas and Eer-Year,s Presents, conslstin.Is,
1ne Writing Desks, Work-Boxes. P0rtHyRa
large collection of the Poets and ctbe- pnIiSs4
superbiy bound; Pra;er-Books. Bib:es. PSo.si,
graphic albums, &C., &C., together With a .ss S-
and Illustrated. Toy Books and Toy Games ~
varieties. Alsos French and English Paper AT AZ
Envelopes, Papetries, &C., &c. an Of yhich& N
offer as low as they can be found elsewhere J"
a. Fl. CHRISTIAN a CO
de17 1000 Msin street, opposite postors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-16
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRr, Judge wyii,.-rhe Court
met this morning AZ ten O'Clock, when the
wa1 "a AND S.
ing been administered TO each of the grand
jurors, Judge Wylie charged them briefly as 10
their duties. He hoped the District Attorney
pared so that the indictments could be sent mp
with the witnesses and Immediately
returned to the court, as that would
dispose Of the business at once and save
the trouble OF making presentments before the
indictment
ORPHANe' CoURT, Judge Pureep-This morn
ing, the will Of the late W. O. Lumsden, of
Georgetown, was fully proven and admitted
was fled. After providing for his children,
he bequeaths sever. tenths Of his Corporation
Of Washington stock to St. Vincents Orphan
Asylum, and appoints his nephew, H. A.
The will Of Owen Munson was fled He be.
queaths his estate to his widow during her
natural life, TO be divided at her death between
sn0re n. Inc VIII OF p, S bronnsr BE-
This morning, Mrs. Ellen McE adden was APP
pointed guardian 10 the orphans OF William
McFadden. deceased; Dbond el,soo. VIM. Ho.
gan qualified as administrator of Sarah Hogan,
deceased; bond $4,000.
EQUITY Court, Jsdge Olia.-To-day the fol.
lowing business was done Fits agt. Spring
man; decree for a special performance. Pun
phrey agt Humphrey: decree pro confesso, and
defendant to pay monthly allowance to com.
plainant. McClery agt McClery; order of ref.
erence to special auditor, y. Ingle, to report on
sale Gahan agt. Green; decree appointing
Francis Mi Her trustee to sell. Carroll agf
Hanna; decree for issuance of commission Of
partition.
CIRCUIT COURT. CHEF Justice Cdrtter.-To.
day, in the ease Of Ellison agt. Loson. the judg.
ment by default was stricken ont. Mcpherson
agt. Marbury; Judgment confessed. Norris agt
Gooding; Judgment by default. Landreth &
Sons agt Barnard and Dougal; verdict for de.
PENDANT.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrgetsw q.

ACCIDENTALLY DRowNKp.-The body of a
coIored man named John Lee was found float
ms In the river 1t the q street washington
wharf THIS morning. II appears that he was
ons on me oeek hands Of the schooner Forward,
Of Baltimore, which was living Al Wheailv's
wharf,. on Saturday, along side Of the schooner
a. reaIsey; tnat on saturday night Lee was
intoxicated, and that while chasing cat from
one boat TO the other he fell into the river, be-
tween the side OF the boat and the wharf, and
was drowned. Justice Morsell held An inc ueSt
over MS remains this morning when the iury
rendered verdict Of accidental drowning
MERCHANTS ExcHASGH.-The business ON
Change this morning was as follows: Offer
lngs-2,31o bushels Of wheat and 3s& bu shells OF
Corn, Sales-l,5e0 bushels of wheat, al 81
200 bushels do, at S2.65 50 bushels do, at - :,
70 bushels do, al e2.70; 100 bushels do. at
do, At $3.50.
ARRlvHp.-Tbe steamer John Gibson, Capt.
winters, has arrived with merchandise. Tor
District merchants. The steamer James =.
Green, Capt. Inman, has also arrived with
merchandise. from New York. The schooner
Pearl, Capt. H. w. Williams, has entered with
lumber, for Wheatley, from Port Deposit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-16

S.wERAe1 Bipe.-To-day, at noon, Mr.. For.
syth, Superintendent AID Inspector Of Sc wers
opened IN the presence Of Mayor Bowen At his
ONCE in the City Hall, bids for the extensive
sewerage in the First Ward, provided for by
q late act Of the Councils
The bids for the first section were as follows.
kobey and King, &s.25 per foot for main sewer;
$3.50 for latterals: 81 90 for traps; 80 for drop
and 500 for manholes. Marcellus Little, IS 9s,
t24, 81 Is, SIS, si5. James Chapman, s5.7l,
1896, f2.0q, SIS, SlO0. John Chapman, sS6s
43.se. 81 90, &65, e67
Second section.-M. Little, s3aa s22s. s1-s5,
rs, s4s. King and Robey, "a, S325, el.25, $50,
410O.
Third secfion.-James Chapman, elr2. . %,
e2N, SD, SIS. John Chapman, SAB, %, 81 9o,
$50, 500
There were several informal bids, which
were not considered.
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IARRIED.
MARRIED.
WINTERS-TUNNIA On the 18th instant, by
Rev G. johnson, Mr. GEORGE M WINTERS
70 MISS MAkGARkT TUENIA, both of this city
DIED..

DIED.
HIhBUSH. On the 18th instant, ANN HILL
BUSH In the 18th year Of her age, consort Of the
. The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock,
from her late residence, 24l street, between
18th and 18th streets west.
BAUKHAGES. On Monday evening, the 18th
inst, OF consumption, SARAH n. BAsKHAGES,
VIE OF Eredeflck Is. Beukhaees, and daughter Of
Rev r: Hall Sweet, in the S0th year of her Age
-, The friends OF the family are invited to attend
O'Clock. 90 iUHi
GREGORY. At Alexandria, Sunday, June l4th,
months. N
=, Deceased was born in CatskiIl. Green county, N.
T., and removed to Alexandria in 1851
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MAYORS OFFICE,
WI WASTE OF ss SfaMSE I5 TsI u, lsss.

Citizens are hereby respectfully' bnt esrna.,,x
Ie0eeeted TO use the Potomac water for Legitimate
purposes only and TO see that the waste of the
hose De used for washing vehicles or horses; IL
hers are used let it be between the hours
more more than nfteep minutes each time The foS
IRON i ioHntsins should cease altogether at least
sons on certain points Of the high service though
If any. The knowledge Of this fact should be a
snmeient inducement for prompt compliance
WIN the ABOVE request; but should any disregard
the same, the penalty of the law must be enforced
either ~ hne or cutting off their supply entirely
Of enforcing the Law. CHAS D. WELCH
le ntJyl Msvor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-16

RETURNED Gardner, Esq, the WELL
known photographer, and his able assistant,
David Knox, who have been in the West for
several months past with the Indian Peace
Commissioners, returned 10 the city on Situr-
day evening with a large number of negatives
OF groups of Indian scenes in the Indian coun-
Try and various places Of interest in the West.
They are looking remarkably well, though
Drowned by travel. and have their scalps stIll
IN the night place, though several ssbigInlunS,"
who were hlled with a strange supers tition
that they were gong TO die, after SEEING their
pictures. were net at first Inclined to be friend
iy with our artists, and looked a. their hair
with longing eyes. After the various processes
Of photographing were fully explained the
red men lost their superstition, and many were
delighted with their pictures. Many Of the
scenes taken are very interesting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-16

A SHOP LITTER ARREsTED.-About1 o clock
yesterday afternoon, Detectives Clarvoe and
Bigley noticed a colored man 60 along 9TH street
with something under his coat; he met his ac-
comphce, named Henry Wheeler, and gave to
him PAIR Of pants, which he took from under
his coat, he then went up 9TH street TO the dry
goods store Of Mr.. johnson, where he Gifted
Detectives arrested him at the corner of ID and
eth streets, and he was taken before Justice
Smith, who sent him TO Jail. He is a notorious
character, and for a short time has worked verv
successfully in .'lifting" goods of our city mer.
chants. He gave his name as Phil Lancaster
alias Charles Ford, and Is recently out OF the
penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-16
GIeRGIfOWN DVHRfISI1Iyf0.
NTAYoRp OFFICE,

Nt GEoRGKIowN, d. C., June Is, lsss.
seriber until THURSDAY NEXT. June 18th, At
II O'Clock n for the Improvement Of PENNEY lvania
footways, both Of brick and flag stone, and one of
blue rock paving stone; also, erecting stone STEPS
cry street. The contrast will be awarded 10 the
lowest responsible bidder for the whole Improve
ment. Proposals will he received In forms With
may be had on application 70 the underigped.
le 15-f CHAS. ID. WHICH MAJOR