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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02

Gin Eratt ean6in 9asibfop COUNTY,, entbaItenb
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nphtnes ~ - 1h2HstJ- EN- I'D II
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02
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fept80 19B 4 ss345 .1!1(sG g.. n. MAJ. .
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02
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ben 0tutI Hifrtten Attl 49, an 6bet aakt Sci Or
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02
: ct. G6drtts syaitifatt,,''a 3.
SoarOins nab # sepobnIi iAei9r 56aIe
psgsaia fir sfiHh135 Taaia ase 2
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MRS. Ratef2e 2efrane, i
as. 1Oa nnt Hos BsnrbDn. &araRs,. $

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oil6Nng fetn et3Daehet timb nH &enntniiieii ,pohI
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yertreJIi4e YrbfeOren aus 6tna @cnserpntnsiin "a
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tnrtn, Mcrehe feS SnMrnGl4 b9RenQi6rmcet f0ad5dy
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02

a%m @bancefp ID Ptdfnpitie. = GtA61t Eehnttieel
Office GIerE tfa Alafhxt &baMeBsS @sff@E Al 0&i6f
psne ben 1S, NMSrf 46sSpa- GAr sjHIiuS Hs5tldbeI.
Wager, gegtn yohn -. GeEpf, ser G9teR. = Dn aiis
estlem ~ eiefet Ge@e 3fisb0nft etpeEf
ode Se9n O. $ern 9GiM @etnoDfth teB @tndfeB %eii5
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AnpaIts fiir &Ldsers as9 II 25daa avn sli
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02
0eiei,dfts=Rarte,r.

H@ @efbdfssfor en- ber foIeenben Mrt pom brei
9elItn nlb peniser perben fir Ginen Dollar per Nes
nat ein9eriidt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02
sEuId1lI - q ~ 7 1II97y E111
,DAHl EsAND DtsEVEE11Hag
!, ,lsNgl!s''H!lgIEIIEs6 |! 8 RERUBIlCiN.

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=. si4ttI Begldge ber nnteEaei@Hete,fl 20
ld9eint .ieit i Sfirn i SgpasF sai,bte. 3
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8 sxeysefIse @tnd 81 sis1ls1ileJ
Der SasIiA taass sBs deaifii6eo asos q
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Na110tH He ellablieQlf,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02

Is seanl .Hlsd7otk mo ,tsasB 4 lush y o.
Sll Bjrl srfl1str taaierss 5unls6s, ssass e sssn
init ibreH Nnitr68sHs 5u1 bee1tkd aisE ssAiE ea
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hienNBg. Ilis han s.ss5Hoi s TT ls iatafssEi14f
ANAL Dfmbn5 g. Bdtfeh. sNsse
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02

O0tflicb Semmericb,
Biet<SaIon i'm Keller bes GoIennabe, Builtung.
7ienf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02

HeOpIeS 8ant
asins ynb 0sben, Banquiers, ede ber nnnn uni
Gherrn Strobs. fept7
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02

SentfcbeS 8parhinebamS.
Georg gsaterman, 3oifutbs 9ans. Ro. "a unb %,
SlbzNdrfttraBe, RaibuiHe, Eeun. iep7
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-02

Bir ma6en in rnierer SobsDffe bic qeidmadueu
uns NIT sabIreid5en auftrdsen besbren werben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

~Two sisters and Dena Birmar, aged seven-
teen and fifteen, living near ST. Louis, Were
carried away from their homes on Friday even.
ing by parties unknown.
STwenty three young men were ordained
priests in the Catholic church by Bishop Nc
Farland, at Troy, Sunday. and nearly one hun.
dred others were admitted TO dea conship and
minor orders.
~The Mayor OF Pittsburg has issued an
order that the police shall arrest all persons
using fire arms or dischargIng fire crackers on
the public streets on the 4th OF July approach
ing.
~ Saving wood in the bottom of a pond.
thlrty-six feet below the surface. is rather
novel feat which was performed in Woou-
socket, r. L., on "Wednesday by a diver who
repaired the waste gate OF dam.
~ The Montreal Gazette says. the very
utmost that General O'Neil can do is TO run
across the frontier in some place with hand
full OF men 10 fire a few shots, and then run
back TO be arrested in the United States
81 Governor Buckingham, Of Connecticut
who has been seriously Ill at Warsaw. Indiana,
for the past ten days has very nearly recovered
He was TO leave for his home yesteday.
~Chicago has accommodations in her pub
lie schools for 1900 scholars, and in her pri-
vate schools for $4,000.
HSteamships arriving at New York this
week IRON Europe report having PASSED large
numbers OF icebergs.
~ The wedding dress OF the daughter of the
Queen OF Spain was all lace and pearls. and
sne rode to church in a tortoise shell coach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

Affairs in Georgetown.


LIST OF LErTRs remaining in the Post
once, GeorEetown, ID. G, June ls:
Lod.ss' Lssl-Anderson Miss Encline, Berry
Ms X W Bowen Mrs Emily; BROOKE Miss
san, leole Conaway Miss harnet; CAmbell
Miss ;, Chase Mrs. N e Duncan Mrs. Louisa;
Green Mrs Mary, lcol;l Hill Mrs Ann Eliza;
johnson Miss L; knight Mrs Annie; Loneies
Miss Marion; Miles Mrs Nj ]: Osborn Mrs
Elizabeth; Webster Miss Charlottee, Q
Gentenen's List-Baker Edward: Brooks
Jno; BenEman john Bennett Benz L; Blake
Harry John; Oonners Thos; Callan Capt Jas:
Clark Daniel n; Donaldson VIM: Gross Jas r:
Greaves Jas r; Ganord w H; Howard Geo NJ.
Horner Geo w; Hertzoy Capt; johnson Go ];
hing ThoS Martgatrond Geo w; O'Donovan
Richard; Powers Jacob; Robertson w II; Stein
6srze 20; SHOE Elliott, 2; Stewart Capt L J.;
Wills W II w; Waters NJ. Miscellaneousc
proprietor Metropolitan Hotel.
MERCHANTS ExcUANeE.-The transaction
on Change this morning Were as follows: or
ferines-22e bushels Of wheat, Loco bushels Of
corn, 500 bushels Of mill iced, and 100 bushels
OF cats. Sales-3oo bushels of white corn, al
si:VS; ~ 90, al 81 9; IS bushels mixed corn.
al 8 .G2; 50 bushels OF damaged corn, at 81; 100
ousneis OF oats, at 50 cents&tp bushel Of shorts
At - cents; 400 bushels Of brown stuff, al 81
cents.
DIsoRDERLr.-Henry Dean. for beng drunk
Buckley.
DIsNIsskD -MichseI Reynolds. noticed YES
terday as having been arrested upon the charge
VI sehiHk hQuoT DF the small without license
had hearing before Justice Buckley yesterday
AFTERNOON, AID was dismissed from the charge
CLEARED.-The steamer John Gibson, Can't.
Winters. has cleared with merchandise for New
iork The steamer New York, Capt Jones,
has cleared for Philadelphia The steamer
mos L. Cahill, Capt Maith, has cleared for
Baltimore.
Potomac DIvIsIoN.-The regular weekly
meeting of Potomac Division, Sons Of Temper
ance, held last evening, was made Interesting
oy an original local Drama. written by one of
the members Of the Division, and performed
after the transaction of the usual business OF
the Division. DIR. +. T. Howe, p. w p OF
George Washington Division. was called upon
and entertained his hearers with q lively
speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18
swsArrIxs PAfxR for sale. Apply at tn

AFFAIRS In PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Mn.
The Marlboro Gazette has the following items
Turnpike Reod.-An adjourned meeting Of the
friends OF the contemplated Marlboro and
washington Turnpike, met on yesterday, c.
Q. Magruder, Esq, IN the chair. There was a
very full attendance and great enthusiasm
prevailed. A committee heretofore appointed
reported that the road could be built for Sl,5Dj
te 5000 per mile; the distance from Hills
Landing to the Navy Yard Bridge was not over
fifteen miles, and that that distsnce might be
shortened by more direct route than the old
stage road, &c. Funds Were raised TO make
preliminary survey, and Messrs. VIM. Il. Hill.
5. Taylor Suit, and Charles Clagett, appointed
to engage surveyor, and report to an ad.
Journed meeting to be held at Forestville, on
Saturday, Nth of June next, al n o'clock a. m
where IL IS hoped that all interested will at
tend. Upwards of 5000 Were subscribed al
this meeting.
Elected.-The resignation OF Mr.. Kennedy as
Commissioner OF Bladensburg Township
having created vacancy in the board, another
ballot was taken on Tuesday week last. which
resulted in the election of Dr. Charles A. Wells
as commissioner
Circuit Coa,rt.-The June term of this court
began on Monday last. with full bench
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GREAT PEDESTRIAN MATcH-Mark Grea.
son, actor and author, arrived here a few DAYS
ago, and is the guest of 7. Harry Donahoe.
Mr. Greason claims the lou mile championship
in the pedestrian CIRCLE having accomplished
the feat Of walking 100 miles in a trifle over %
consecutive hours. He Is now actively pre-.
pairing for the great match for $1,000 to walk
from New York to San Francisco, California
in Is days.
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ESCAPE or PRIsoNERs.-Early Tuesday
morning, taking advantage of some favoring
Jail at Fairfax q. H., escaped. Their names
are Malotha Trail, alias Dennis Lynch, under
sentence of ten years, for horse stealing. James
Haygood alias Long and George JarbOe. Tue
two last named are charged with stealing the
horse of Mr.. Henry Bontz living in the county
near the city acknowledgements Journal.
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MARRIED.

SLATEk-McLEAN. On the 10th inst, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev C. H
Hall, d. D.. s. r SLATER, Of New York, to Miss
MARIAN v. MCLEAN, Of this city. No cards. =
LAWs-WINN. On the 10th inst, by the Rev.
TlLDA g. WYNN.
McCHESNEY-STEWART On the 10th inst. :,
At the 18th street Baptist Church, by the Rev. DR.
Fuller. GEORGE q. McCHEeNEY. of Indianapo-
Lis. Indiana, TO Miss CARkIE v. STEWART, of
Baltimore, Md.
wHITAKER-PREvOST. On the 18th inst, at
the resience Of the brides father. by the Rev. G.
smith. JESSE II. WHITAKER, Of kia ntoae,
New York, and Miss ELLIE A. PROVOST, OF
Washington ID. Q.
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AN uNrOuNDgD RRPoRr-Tuesday after
noon report TO the effect that Judge Purcell
OF the Orphans Court had died very suddenly
got into circulation. His numerous friends
seeing him few hours thereafter in gool
health and spirits, were much re joiced TO find
the report unfounded. 3'
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PROPERTY SALE IN ALEXANDRIA. - The
brick building opposite the Court House was
sold Yesterday by its owner, Henry Helm, 10
william Gray, colored, for Sl.OOO cash.-Gaseue
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HELD TO BAIL FOR CoURr.-To.day at noon
Justice David X Smith gave his decision in
the case Of Lansing H. Reed, arrested some
days since by Mr.. Fred. Depro, special agent
Of the post ofIice. on the charge Of having de-
frauded number OF postmasters out of money
by asking an enclosure, that he would hold
him to bail tor court. Mr.. p. NJ. Clark went
his bail in the sum Of $500. VS.. t.
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LAprHe, Try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor OF Q rare and delicate boquet of
flowers, and In this respect is unrivailed. A
tew drops will leave its peculiar and delight
ful fragrance upon the Handkerchief for many
hours. 40
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DIED.

DIED.
KING. On the 18th inst. after a lingering i'll.
ness Of four months, HAIRY CLINTON, infant
son Of Geo H. and Amanda &. King, aged ten
months and one day.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the fnnarai TO morrow after at four
O'Clock, from the residence OF the family, l4e 9Th
street weat, bet. and Q street north.
HOOVER. On the 18th instant, CHARLES w
HOOVER. son Of A d. and Mary q. Hoover, aged
years and nonths.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral, from No. 50 street, between I'D and sd
streets, on Friday at half past two p. m
My darlington, Father in Heaven protect him,
When no more help can afford him below.
A crown. mid the ransom, oh, be his blessed por
ton,
When home from this earth Charlie at last shall
POLK. On the 18th of June, Miss CATHERINE
W. POLK, aged 70 years, native OF Somerset
county, Md, but for many years Q resident OF this
city.
FRANKLIN. On the 18th inst. at TX O'Clock o.
m, NELLIE, infant daughter Of j W. and Mary
A. Franklin, aged II months.
CROMWELL On the 10th inst, Mr. RICHARD
CROMWELL, Of Montgomery county, Md, in the
Goth year OF his age.
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CITY ITEMS.

SHIRTS 1oR GSSrlxsxx AND Bors made
to order II ne very bestmaAne and . superb
or MT furnished at George g. Henning's, No.
5tl tn street.
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SAFE KEY FouND.-Detective Yves Thompson
found, near the corner Of 9TH and streets, a
safe key, numbered 1865, which he has left al
Police Headquarters for the owner.
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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR sixth WARD OPT.
CERs.-The Sixth Ward Republican Club held
special meeting on Tuesday evening, and
recon mended the following persons for ap.
of Washington Asylum, Joseph s. Martin:
commissioner of Improvements, Stephen b
Plumsill; water Taper, George S. Langley;
George McReynolds; janicer of school build.
ing. Gaines; clerk of Navy Yard Market, -
Mcfarland
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A Boy DRowNED.-Yesterday morning,
Andrew Hoover. residing on G street, near I'D,
while playing with q companion, fell into the
dam sear the G. street wharf, and was drowned.
The mother of the child was at once informed
OF the occurrence, and the body was recovered
by Messrs ]. H. O'Brien and Joseph Lovelace
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MAYOR BowEN has been importuned by
persons desiring special permission to sell
no special permits to anybody or for any pur.
pose whatever.
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Bins OPHYED.-Yesterday, Mr.. FORSYTH. Su.
perlntendent and Inspector of Sewers, opened
at the Mayors office, bids for the construction
OF sewer in the alley in square 57i, as follows:
~ G Reynolds, S3oO per foot fer the main
sewer, $50 for the man. holes, 500 for traps SIS
LOT drops, 80 per foot for masonry; A l. Hut
ton, >3.47, S67, s9iH, S57. -; ]. w Hutton 81.
e'3' SlO', S15S, 81 The bid of Mr.. A. l.. Hut
ton being reported as the lowest, the Mayor
ordered the acceptance OF his bid as follows:
AS the execution Of this work will not in yoIye
me corporation in expense, and il is desired bv
nose interested, i approve the same and ari
thoriZe contract TO be made with Mr. T.
Hinton, the lowest bidder. 5. j. Bowen
''June l., ISG-. Navor >,
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FoR Come or other complaints Of the feet,
visit Dr. Whites rooms, a. Pennsylvania