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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

ed TIE REVIVAL IN GUERNSEY COUNTY
: We learn taat as the result VI the revival
in the Presbyterian church, of Washing
Z ington (Rev. w. M. Ferguson's) over sixty
Epersons have been added to the church, 2
majorii of whom are males. Nine mar
ried men and six married women united
:, with the church, and twelve adults were
ibaptised. This must greatly strengthen
the number, wealth and influence of that
congregation. May success attend them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

The NEXT MENNERcHoR CoNcERT.-The
next concert of the Columbus M@nnerchor
is appointed for Thursday evening next,
February 10th, when will be presented one
of the finest programmes of the season -
These concerts have been steadily growing
in public favor, and will be more and more
popular until the close. The MBnnerchor
truly offers " the beauty that blossoms in
song" to all who attend its concerts. As
usual, few tickets will be sold at the door
!. nalstha evening Of the concert. 8 .astas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

- Yesterday was bully one for sui
cidee, If one takes kindly to shufhing on
the mortal coil. 3 .,
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Negro Drowned.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 17.-Four negroes were
thrown into the river to-day by the cap
sizing of a canoe. One of them was
drowned. The others were rescued by the
crew of the steamer Empire.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

~ We are informed thatthe new Cin-
cfnnati evening daily, the Chronicle, will
make its appearance about the second day
of March. A. .f.fss =
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTaruvEs.

A large number of bills and joint reso-
lutions were introduced and referred, in
Guiding the following: To repeal the act
Ieguiasiag reg me olsPosl.lon Pa 9I n9es' penal
tom laws; providing that greenbacks be
exempt from taxation; relative to SOL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

~ We learn that rhos. G. Thurman, to
whom was entrusted the labor of collat-
Ing and compiling the City Ordinances,
has finished the work entrusted to him.
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The Alabama Election. !.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ia special to the
Press says: Unofficial returns from all
but two counties in Alabama indicate that
$1,000 votes we're cast at the late election.
sufficient to ratify the Constitution and
elect State officials.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

ARREsrED FOR LARcENY.-on Saturday
evening man named Henry Hall went
into the Zettlsr House, and seeing an over
coat that took his fancy, laid violent hands
sons It and carried it of. He was captured
by officer Trainor and arraigned before the
Mayor on ciarge of petit larceny. A
: hearing Of the case resulted in Halls being
sent to the county Jail TOR 30 days on bread
and water.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

You may always find at Randall & As
toms, 100 South High street, large stock
of Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, Pictures,
Picture Frames, Curtains, Mirrors, old
Pens and Pencils, Stereoscopic Views.
Commercial and Ladies Fine Stationery
and Fancy Goods. Call and see them.
1f-r d-6WeOd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

DREW THE US. BoND.-The committee
appointed on behalf Of the Catholic Fair,
to continue the drawing for the articles on
which all the chances were taken, perform
ed the duty assigned them on yesterday.
The $50 u. s. Bond was drawn by Leonard
Rodenfels, who held ticket No. 161. The
gold cross and chain will be disposed Of so
soon as all the chances are taken. -as'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at hall
the price.
feb5- -deod&w2w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

TIE FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.-Thec city
Council last night entered into contract
with Messrs. Gamewell & Co, the paten-
tees, to connect the three Engine houses
of the city by the Fire Alarm Telegraph.
for 5000. This will be but the commence
ment of the fire alarm telegraph system
in this city, for 1t will be but q short time
until the various foundries, factories and
public buildings at their own expense will
unite with this connecting link, and II
will not be long until the system will ex-
tend all over the city. This alarm is very
cheap. It costs about half as much as a
single bell of sufficient size for general
alarm = sss $50 iF so
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

JEwELRY manufactured and repaired b,
Chas. E. Smith, over Bain's store.
jan16-d3m
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Arrival.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamship
City of Washington, from Liverpool 9Th.
is below. s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

AN APoLoGY.-T Through sheer forgetful-
ness we neglected to state in our Monday IS
issue that Hon. Thomas Miller's name had
been withdrawn from the contest for the
cane at the Catholic Fair. On Friday Mr..
Miller informed US that he would no longer
allow his name to be considered as before
his friends for their votes. Because of our
neglect In delaying this announcement, we
make this explanation and tender an apol-
ogy to- Mr.. Miller for our forgetfulness.
His friends stood by him firmly after he had
withdrawn his name, and nothing but q
fiat and persistant refusal would make
them desist. Major Reinhard, too, with
drew. quietly, early in the engagement, OF
his vote would have been large one.
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COMMERCIAL mlTTERS,

New York Money markes-Feb- II.
GOLD-opened at 4016 and advanced
Ardle case to 4l5SS; closed steady at 4i3s@
Az.
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Arrived.
FURNITURE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-THE opposition
steamship Nevada arrived this morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

WA days length this week is ten
hours and forty-two minutes.
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Burning of a Freight House.

WORCESTER, ME-. Feb. 16.-The freight
house of the Norwich 6 Worcester rail-
road, at Danielsonvile, containing large
amount of freight, was entirely consumed
by fire this morning. The depot was saved
by great exertions. ,.s-f'-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

SEE notice in Saturday and Wednesday g
Daily of Shrubbery, &C., for sale at Old
Joe's Garden. feb1- 3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-House
and lot No. l95 South Front street. will be
sold Saturday, February 22d, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on the premises, also, house and lot
No. S6 West Friend street, including lot of
kitchen and household furniture. The
property of John Jones.
Terms made known on day of sale.
a5 CO OSBORN.
fed1S-d5t Auctioneer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

TIE THEATER AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
Tomorrow evening the Opera House will
be opened. as already announced, by, a
theatrical troupe under the management
of B.F.aDugan, whose company, it is said,
comprises some of the very best TALENT
Miss Rachel Denvil is spoken of by those
who have seen her as an artistic of the very
front rank. and one whose impersonations
will satisfy as critical an audience as CO.
lumbus theatre goers make up. Mr.. Lind
ley and Miss Florence Webster, are also
well recommended. We shall give an
opinion as to their merits when we shall
have seen the company.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-18

TRANsFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office yesterday:
Newton w. Mccormick to William Nc
Cormick, September 1st, 1859, lot of
ground in the town of Groveport, for
500. sE Frs e
Henry Bopp and wife to james Fl. Wood,
February 10th, halt of lot No. 8 of Bal
win & Platt's subdivision of inlots Nos
SS2 and 1888 in the city of Columbus, for
$500. - 1aa a
Frank B. Latham to William Jamison,
February 81, lots Nos % and % of
Latham's addition to the city of Columbus,
for $1,000.
N. Jarrett and wife to Aaron Ackerson,
December 18th, 1867, outlot No. 25l OF
Slaughter & Tabler's addition to the town
of Westervilie, for $500.
William P. Miller to e. P. Reese, Febru-
ary 1st, 45 perches and l75k links of land
in Madison township, for $500. "
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new York stock m.r.e,-F.b. a4.

Cincinnati Money markee-Feb. n.
GOLD-14l buying. ,sif4s <sfs
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fed1S-d5t

AUCTION SALE OF FINE FURNITURE.--l
will sell, on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1868, a,
No. Il East Town street. commencing al
10 o'clock A. M, the entire lot of house.
hold goods, nearly new, consisting of Par
lor, Bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchen
furniture. A rare chance to obtain good
goods. Sale positive.
JOHN G. BEAL,
feb17-d3t Auctioneer.
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a The item trade was iearfully dull
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Count bismarck.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE illness of Count
Bismarck is serious. He is not able to
leave Berlin,
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GEORGETOWN,
Affairs In Gesrsetswn.

POLICE IrRss.-Martha Hall and Sarah
Johnson, for fighting in the street, were ar
rtsied by ofhcer harper and bnoughi before
Justice Buckey. Martha Hall WAS dismissed.
and sarah Johnson was nned S25a. She
couldn't pay, and was sent TO the workhoUse.
VIM Handy, for Indecent exposure, was ar
$3.50
CENTRAL BUILDING Association. - A; a
meeting OF the Central Building Association.
neio last night twepry-three shares were sold.
share
CONDITION OF Mr.. MCCrLLoCH.-Mr. M
Cnlloch. shot on Monday evening, SUI II.S IN
very dangerous condition, and no hopes are
entertained of his recovery
SALE or WBkAT.-Eisht ha ndrsd bushels of
new wheat sold yesterday at 81 As per bushel
DIR MCCoRNrCK.-we are sorry 10 learn thai
our esteemed fellow-townsman DIR. Cha~ VI =
Cormick, is extremely i'll and is not expected
10 survive.
RIVER FRoNT.-Arrived - Steamer. New
York. Jones, from Philadelphia. John C;ihsou
Winters. and Jams :. Green, Inman. from
New York. Clfared-Steamer HI Livingston
Wilson, for Baltimore.
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pRoPOsALs PCR POSTAGE STAMPS.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June n, 1858
neat, FOR furnishing Postage Stamps for . term ii
foSE years sSmnse, ing ed Of September next.
IN. Post Office department in WssRinstOn '"en al
Deliverable 70 the agent Of the Department at the
place Of manufactuTe.
Packages. a. required either at the Dspsrtmsnt or
place Of mar ufscture.
quantities as MAJ be daily ordered Tor the Of
poet omces, never less than two hundred stamps,
SosTd WITH muslin Or osss S
strons covers or in suitable envelopes, 5rdine
may be required bT the Department, stating Inc
difference ilany, besw. en- the cost of delivery TO
and rscoah;sS By an asent q
Bidders viii also give the additional csst for
aaireStibg packages Tor the msis and preparing
,he IeIartmen., either II the Department or msD
Proposals must be made for the Stamps in sheet.
perfectly gunmed, and perforated in such manaer
that each separate stamp can be readily detached
The concentrations Of Stamps now in use are one
cent two cents three cents, i've cents, ten cents,
thirty s0gs m
cents and fifteen cents for periodicals. The 50
that n tie sr STAMPS be al
Stamps the denomination ust be given distinctly
bs Executed IL the Ses ye the WORK
The stamp, must De PREPARED IN such q manner
vii 50 @ to hs IN
useless
Speeial proposals for Stamps embossed paper,
The whole number Of stamps furnished to the
Repsr t curing ga the year ending the h Of
H1% pa; i that the
sheets, or 10 st.mps: up 500 or 80 %
sssmps but By far the Larger RrSl.tton Of pax
Each bid IL. to lie accompanied with specimen
to be furnished, which viii be Submitted to com
oq 1S be X the s
der; before the final consummation Of contract
Srao Of y seppssise s ana The
al denominations OF Stamps. There sh Juld be
variety In the sizes as well IS the designs OF TIE
Specimens of board and tin boxes and envelopes
With each 3D. Is sso ps 5
the boxes BY muslin or other covers IA the most eff
l'f'Sa rsST al ss. ami plates
Re prepared aud kept ia repair, and that new dice
nominations Of stamps OF others, withsst efai &c.
| at the pleasure Of the Depsr tmept AMI all sucl
dies and plates are to De the Of the Uuasa
states for the service Of the Post Office Depart
No bids will be considered except from par,ie.
who have been actually engaged in the basiasss
OF copper. Plate priuting and steel engraving.
WIN are occupying suitable fire proof pr smises.
and provided with all the necessary facilities &
protection TO the Stamps dies and plates in their
possession.
Parties not known t. the Department viii fur
nish proof as to these poiIts with their bids.
The Postmaster General reserves thu right Of
deciding which bid. in It's practical results, mar
be most to the interest Of the Department, hasi
reference TO the style Of the work. security Dds
Of packing. &c. as wen . the terms. aud ais
o. re citing or all 6ics !: ia his judgment tn
| interests OF the Department re Iutre 10.
Proposals shenla be carefully sealed and markei
'tPropqsais for Postage Stamps. aud addressed Z,
the "Ihird Assistant Postmaster General
| ALEX. W. RANDALL.
lie 26-Iaw4w Postmaster General
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DIED..

DIED.
HARRY. On SUNDAY. July l2th, After lineer-
ing illness, tEoRGE W. HARRY, liz the 33th year
Of his ase.
Bis funeral will take place from the residence
OF bis father in Law, am Shac kleford, No 2l1
Pennsylvania avenue. on Tuesday, at 4 O'Clock.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend. 2t$
IkGLI. In this city, on the 18th instant. MARY
y. ING LE. aged ~ years, daughter Of the late
Joseph inRie.
Funeral to. morrow afternoon, ct 5 O'Clock, from
the house OF her aunt, Mrs. Z. Lindsey, asa
street The friends OF the family are invited to
attend. ~ - q Ell. 1t
KING. On the 10Th instant, JAMES ROBERT.
youngest son CT Robert l. and Kate King, aged
three weeks
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral. tomorrow Wednesday at 3 o clock.
on street, between 50 and AZ SITS.
Little angel, rest with angels.
STOLPP. On Monday. the 18th nstant, at IL
O'Clock p. IN, &C g. sTUtPP, in the sd year OF ais
age.
His fIier de- and the friends &C the family are re
snecffully invited To attend his fun raj Wedno
day, 18th instant, at O'Clock, from his residence
corner 9Th and e ste.
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GEaRGEf0WN AbyERrIsEHEyrs.

NAiURs orFlCk
Avn GEokSErowN u. @, July IS, ISIS
Sealed Proposals via be received by tbs sub,c
her until THURSDAY next. 18th july. at u o'cl <
for re lay ins the water aims on Montgomery
street, ms king all the proper connections A. fur
nishins any material thst may De required for the
same and the ssid work must he done in the shnrs
EFT possible time. under the direction Of ana II be
approved by the W alter Enein-er
For further particulars nquira AZ this Office
~ t3St CHAS. ID, WEIGH. Mayor.
HS nnn WANTED TO BUY-An kinds u
SCsOVO. Gentlemens and Ladies second
hand CLoTHIkG. Also, all kinds of FURSI
TlRk. for which q fsir price will be paid. al No
~ Bridge street. GEORGETOWN ~ ig-Iy
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EVENING STAR.
Pic-Nios. Excursions. sc.

The iouri.en grand picnic OF the Awkward
iCh Genes Of al The Washington City ia IDEAS
his afternoon and evening.
TIE Seyenih-stTeei Presbyterian Church
tiNe STEAMBOAT excursion to Fort Foot to-
nOrrov, the steamer WmHisirnnit lea wing hrr
wharf att a. N.
Grand picnic Of Seneca Tribe, No n, I. o.
n. Ne, io-norrow, AZ Abner's Seventh street
ParE
Excursion 20 Cariin Springs and picnic
insre OF the Navy Yard Baptist Sunday School
tomorrow; the steamboat Arrow leaving her
v nari, loot OF Seventh street, a; o. a. m, and
blAgden,s wharf n : , u. m
second grand excursion OF Mount Vernon
ICeoee, No. ), knigh's of Pyibiss. to CIlymont
10 morrow: the steamer leaving Seventh street
" MARI a. a. N. and Navy Yard al a M.
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AIRxArDn1A ITrN. The ,oy,,,o, =, ~

ALRxAEDRIA ITEMS. The journal of thn
morning has the following:
The Cat Trdds The breaks in the Chesa.
peake and OhiS canal having been repaired on
Saturday, and the water let in the Alexandra
canal on the same day, large number Of coal
boats arrived from Cumberland, MARYLAND in
the canal basin OF this place on Sunday even.
ing. Yesterday the canal terminus above the
fish wharf was swarming with industrious
cperitiyes, and the "busy hum of industry,
could be- heard long and loud
I1Hfsss Street C0i6red Baptist ChurcA-The
congregation Of this church, on Sunday, con.
'Iibun d saeo, TO be expendn in putting the
w. Parker rs pastor OF this church, and the
congregation is one Of the most fiOurishlng in
he city.
Real Estate Saies.--Tfe brick house near the
corner of Alfred and Cameron streets has bean
bought for So $50 ny ID. +. Wilmer: the ad join.
ing dwelling by VIM. q. Cazenoye, for S6.5O0,
and house on Washington street, near the cor.
ner OF Princess, by General NJ. ID. Corse, Or
S1i.ClG. -Hn
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

DISTRICT or CorUNBIa, S.
NJ the tfty OF washington. the 9th day of
July, 1873 The undersigned n rety gives motto.
OF hls appointment a. Assignee Of GCRDEN PER
hiNs, In the City of Washington, within sst1
p1strict, " he has been adj judged a Bankrupt upon
his own petition by the Supreme Court OF said Dis
trict GEO. MASON, httorney az Law,
U1-law5w City Hall, Assignee.
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THE COURTS,

EQUITY Cot Ri, ,iI,dqe FiIsr.-Et heridce VS.
Etheridge: order To take testimony. Hallen-
back vs.. HallenbaCk; decree pro confesso
against defendant.
ORPHANS COURT Judge PuTceU.-To.day,
Nenerando E. King qualified as administrator
TO the estate OF Martin King bond $4,000. The
hrst and final account OF executor of Eliza
beh Morrison. and distribution account Of
same: do. OF ad Nlnistrator of John Mum: do
of administrator of George Munro and second
ACCOUNT OF guardian TO Sarah G. Sepeswue.
approved and passed.
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LADIES, try the choicest Perfume IN the
world. Burnetts Florimel closely resem bles
the odor Of q rare and delicate boauet OF
flowers, and In this respect 10 unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. an
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CITY ITEMS.

CLoerre THKN oUr.-An wool, very light
weight Garioaldi Suits for boys, 10 years Of
age, at $3.50, at A. Saks L. Co., SIT til street
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ALL DISEASES OF TIRE FEET successfully
treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424
pennsylvania avenue. between ~ and stn
streets Once hours from s q. N. 10 y. m.
Established 1S6l.
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81. Stephens Church, First Ward, which ma o
an excur sisa tgGlyHent yestsrd Az, and ns,a
s.. Peters, as ~as prihted. The aHnuaI yi..
aie Of me Satscf Yin rake place On Ausls sysn,
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HORSE THIEF ARREsTED.-On Sat:if in,
las, IN Richmond, q man named Peter An l-,,
ing 10 sell a horse he had stolen from al 40,
George Johnston, Of West q rove, FairfaxI a., 4
Virginia. The thief was committed to Jail, AL
the stolen animal turned over to Major J Jha
jlOu's agent At-'t'" ~ WHY q
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lJKwKLRY.-Silver-p la;ed Ware, new and
BEAUTIFUL styles received from New York this
morning, 1t Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store
No. &36 Pennsylvania avenue, near y street.
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GRANT AND CoIFAx RATIFICATION MEET.
iDG.-The Soldiers and Sailors Central Re-
nblicau Com mittee, tor the District OF Coiuin-
bis. has resolved to have Grant and Colft>
ratification meeting on Monday next Several
distinguished speakers have been engaged 10,
the occasion. Thas programme will be Al.
nounced in few difs -.f
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MoETUARy.-Dr q. NJ. Dove, late Seeretar,
Of the Board OF Health. reports the follow nI
statistics Of deaths which occurred in this cit,
IN June: TOTAL number of deaths, 1S}. of which
ia were white, SIS colored, and not reported
Majority Of deaths from one 70 five years. Tb.
greatest number OF deaths resulted from ch Oh
era-infantum and cons umption. - s.-. 81 T.
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W F.M.E c. stands for Young FOLKS
Foundry NJ = Church, who give a pic.nic
IT ursday q CarLn Sp-lngs, Va See adyer.
-. eIaeE.
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LOOK AT THE RUINS Aye. look at the
ruins Of what were once magnifio sent sets OF
teeth, 10 be seen everywhere in society. Look
at them, and ask yourself il IL is net marvellous
that such destruction is permitted. when. hy
simply using SozoDoNT, any teeth, ho,ce rsr fra
oiis, NAV be preserved from decay or biemish
as long as life lasts
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: AyrR.v.YIHst

ni9ht No Marines were engaged in a ais rurs'
ON the corner OF l3th aud BstreeIs, while l ,er
one of them was ShUt By some person an
knovn. In Bls WAS cnlleds IN, BAD yifus
bounced the wound ,ysryeslighI, RI,
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES BUtLDlSG AssoCrA.
IIOS.-1hr-e thousand dollars. or advances ON
twenty -eISh- shares. were sold las; night in
this association a. an average premium OF ~
per cen-.
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SUDDEN DEATH AT THE PATENT OFFICE
Thomas HIGGINS, formerly a soldier in one Of
the Pennsylvania regiments. and lately a Ia
borer IL the Patent Once, died very suddenly
about half past ten o'clock this morning in the
model room Of that buo Gding. 1t appears thar
he had been drinking considerably of late. aud
shortly after his arrival at the office this morn
ing WAS observed 10 be quite sick. The best of
attention was mediately given him by the
employees but without avail, as he died about
an hour afterwards. The city authorities have
taken charge of the body
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LArIKs' BATHING Srrrs, neat and stylish.
-. Gentlemens bathing suits, ss-s0; and very
fine ones of Scotch flannel, finely trimmed, slU.
Summer Smoking Jackets, Linen Dusters,
Overcoats and Seaside Umbrellas OF linen and
pcngee silk, az George C. HennIng's, No. ST
tn street
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FoE CoRNs, BUNIoNa, BAD NAILS. &c,
Visit Dr. Whites rooms, No. 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
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THE FIRR DKPARTNENT.-The follow: nr
appointments for Hook and Ladder No hsv.
been made by Chief Engineer Ellwood, 70 take
the vacan positions in that com pany:-Thoma.
Sutton, Foreman; Patrick Doyle, Tillerman
Thomas Sorrell, Hostier: John Dawson. Tfios
Melloy, james Bradley, extramen.
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SALES or REAL EsTATR-Messrs w. l..
Wall d Co. yesterday sold part of lots :. :.
and Q. in square I0l, fronting on 2lst street
between @ and H. 70 George s. Parke, for
S3.5.t.
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s1.25
SfoS
Fine Linen Goats.
E.> s- ls~aea

A few more left AZ liable & Cos, A. Penn
sylyania avenue, under United States Hotel. 2