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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES
To CONSUMPTHYES.

The REv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free OF
chargel to all who desire 1t, the prescription with
the directions for king and using the simps RENE
dy by which he cured of Consumption. nlt only
object is to benefit the alcted and be hopes every
sufferer will try this prescription II will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. les South seoond.st Villa msburgh, N. Y
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corDora,ion Notice.

by an ordinance of the Town Council Of Perys-
burg, all Horses, Hogs, Sheep and Geese are pro-
hbted from running at large within the cOrpOrats
limits. Citizens owning such chattels, NOW al
large, win please comply with said ordinance, and
thereby save themselves aud me trouble.
BY order Of the Council.
J. CHARLES, MarsGaI.
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wood county Olncial DIRECTORY.
JUDICIARY orrrcEns.
NEW ADVEnTIsEmENTs.

Improvement If County Road-J. B. Newton.
Land for Saie-Her6ert Smith.
Improvement Of County Road. d. Ncwton.
Petition for Diverce Alonsou Vautassel.
Impro vement Of County Road J. y. Newton.
Admi nistratUr's Sale-J. A. Shannon
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DYCH NOTICE.-Noticei is hereby given
that a petition has been presented 10 the
Trustees Of Milton Township, praying for the To-
cation aud constru cton Of ditch, drain or water
course, commencing near the NE corner Of section
twenty three (23) OF said township; thence run
ming west along the south side Of the Defiance
Road Until 1t intersects County Ditch No. 8. then
deepen said Ditch No. 10 its junction with Coun-
ty Ditch No. ], and there terminate. Said Trus-
tees will meet on THURSDAY, the 30th Of April
1858, to locate and aPponion said ditch.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Milton Tp., April 7, 1868. sob
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WE regret 10 announce the decease OF Mrs
Roach, the wife of a. Roach, Esq. The funeral
took place on Wednesday last, and was largely
attended. We will furnish an obituary notice in
our next issue
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INCARNATION.

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriAnt
growth Of hair upon bald head or bsardless face,
also recipe for the removal OF PimPles, Rlotchsa,
ETuptions, etc., the skin. leaving the same son,
clear and beautiful. be obtained without char
by addressing TH0s. =. OIL APMAN, Chemist,
81x S33 broadway, New YORK.
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Grant.

II is GcsNted that @. r. KREPs has altogether
the Finest Stock of Goods in town, which he is
selling Cheap as the Cheapest. He is just re-
ceiving New Guods Call aud see them.
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EVERY BACK IA FITTED FoR ITS BURDEN, yet
many think their burden too heavy. Particularly
is this the case with those troubled with disease.
Humors Of the blood are cured almost instantly by
DIR. J. W. Poland's Humor Doctor. Sold BY PRcK
A HANIITON
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The Grant Cluh.

Will meet at the Courthouse, on next Tuesday
evening. Judge Cook and others will be present
to address the meeting. A full attendance is de-
sired.
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How MANY MoTHSRs suffer the agony Of seeing
their little ones snatched away from them by the
whooping Cough, or Dyptheria, when single
bottle of Polaud's White Pine Compound weAld
have saved the baby's life. 1t is infallible.
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MARRIED.

HOILS-ADAMS.--0 On the LIST inst, by Rev. N
T. Fay, Mr.. 0TIs Hollis, of Mount Union, and
Miss NEIIA ADAMS, of Montgomery.
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Perrysburg Union School.

The following is an exhibit of the number of
pupils attending the Perrysburg Union School,
during the Winter Term ending March 81, 1868.
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FARMERS OF WOOD COUNTY
AND TO
Agriculturalists in General

The Spring season Is upon us, and II promises
to be busy one. 1t is very certain that Farms
can not pay the Farmer without rightly directed
labor. As helps to Farming, have numerous
Labor-Saving Machines,
which may be made to pay for themselves during
the season, and earn those who use them very
large interest on their cost.
As Agent for some of the best Manufacturers,
can offer purchasers unusual inducements. Every
Machine will be warranted, and will perform all
that is claimed for 1t.
Purchasers will always find it to their advau-
tage to get their Machines from Resident
Dealer in preference to Travelling Agent. A
Resident Agent can alw,ys be reached to make
good any failure in the warranty - with the
Travelling Agent it is not always possible. A
Resident Agent can also attend to repairs, which
is often important matter to the owner of
Machines.
The following el-known Implements comprise
a part of my large stock:
EXCELSIOR REAPER & MOWER,
NEW YORK SELF RAKER,
SULKY CORN CuLTIvATORs,
WOOD-SAWING MACHINES,
THE VICTOR CANE MILL,
COOKS EvAPORAToR,
ISULKY HAY RAKES,
REVOLVING HAY RAKES,
HORSE HAY FORKS,
THRESHING MACHINES.
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" Look on his picture, and then that"
Here you behold the infrm step,
The pallid cheek, wasting form,
Untascd food, and a social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales Of aches, pains,
Sleepless nights, and mental dependency.
There, Laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares,
Genial thought aud ambitious resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
One tpok the Plantation Btters-the other
didn't. They are very beneficial for weak and
delicate persons.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

MAGNoLIA wArER.--A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne aud at half the price.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in GesrsetoWn:

RUN OVER BY A STREET CARA few mo.
ments past IL O'Clock to-day as a lit.le boy
was running across Bridge street, at Jefferson
street, he was knocked down by the horses at
tached to street car No. 81, and one OF the
wheels of the car passed over his right leg
badly decorating the fesh below and above the
knee. The car was stopped before the hind
wheels could run over him, and Officer Harry
Volkman, who WAS on the ear, Jumped OF and
with the assistance Of others, took the suffering
child into Mr.. Palmer's tin shop, from whence
he was conveyed to the house of his father. Mr..
burgess Gladman, on Washington, below
Bridge street. and DR. Richie called, who pro-
nounced the child's leg not broken, though the
hurt is very painful one, the bone of the
child's leg being stripped of flesh below and
above the knee by the wheel of the street ear.
ARRIVAL OF FLOUR AND GRAIN.-The canal
boat lronsides, with 200 barrels of flour and
LOCO bushels of wheat and the boat Samuel
Charles, with Loco barrels OF flour and wheat
have arrived, consigned to Geo. Waters.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGR.-rhe following
was the business of the Exchange this morn
ing :-Oferings-2,300 bushels of wheat and
1900 blu shells of yellow corn. Sales-1,94 BUSH
els of red wheat at So II 1.750 bushels of yellow
corn AT ~ o. 90 bushels do. at SLIP
PRoTRACTRp MEETING-A protracted meet
ing was commenced on Sunday eyening last at
the First Baptist Church, worshipping in the
Presbyterian Chapel on Market street. The
meetings will continue during the evenings of
this and next week.
TaR BULL FRIzzLE CAsE.-John w alias
Bull Frlzzle. having sworn out warrants
against VIM. and Edward Woodey and James
Shearer, charging them with committing an as
sault upon him with intent to kill, the trio Were
arrested yesterday afternoon by county officer
Harry, and appeared before Justice Buckley at
four O'Clock, when the case was postponed one
Eeek, John W. Frizzle being unable on &C
count of the injuries he received TO be present
Edward Woodey also brings charge against
John Erizzle. ir- that he assaulted him with
intent to kill. which charge will be heard with
ha a lar of atx-a
insting between Bull Frizzie and his neighbors.
FIsH.-The arrivals of fish at the fish wharf
this morning were about 5000 herring 800 shad.
and large number Of perch. Herring sold at
IS per thousand; shad at SO per hundred; and
perch at Is and 20 cents per bunch.
FLouR.-The ruling prices of flour are as
follows: Extra IL .50asl3; Cut Extra. Ii .50aSl2:
Super. l0.15aS11: Family, 14-50as16.5O.
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Building MaterialS.
BUILDERS DEPOT. 500 Seventh Street
1e5J-ESTABLISHED-I


1e5J-ESTABLISHED-
Wewould call the attent ion Of CARPENTERS
and BUILDERS and the public generally to our
very extensive and upsur passed variety of build
ing materials, part of which we name and have
on hand In quantities, as follows, viz:
5000 LIGHT Of SASH. GLAZED and UHs..
f.0oO pairs BLINDS, Of various sizes.
EGO WINP1W EKAMEs, BOX and SOLID, for
tsEsss lot si poor FRAMES and pooR
Sash, WOOD SLATE and MARBLE MANTELS,
NE Es Posfs OILS. CLASS PnfTH &c. nS SC.
We furnish to order the best and cheapest IN
SIBE SHUTTERS in use. Also, STAIR RAILS
complete, and finally everything pertaining to
ally TO he found ready made; these we furnish at
short notice on the mos able terms and guar
antee satisfaction.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
NILS iSHSJ'ss i5ok
kSSBs sAsh FAST SkRs, BLIND and %H SHUT;
WEiGHTs. SASH CORp, SCREWS, Butt and
sTRAP HINGES; of all kinds. JAPANNED and
SCRLWs IHAT and COAT HOOKS, &c &C.
PATENT GONG DOOR BELLS.
PATENT WEATHER STRIPS-keep out cold
in winter and dust in summer.
LETHs, CEMENT: PLASTER, SAND, BRICKS,
&c, &C, all Of which we guarantee at the lowest
Orders left with ms for PAINTING, PLASTER.
ING and BRICKLAYING promptly attended to-
BUILDERS DEPOT
362 Seventh street,
ap l6 eo6t II. w. HAMILTON CO.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL Court, Ju5ge CGrtter.-This
hack stand) which has been on trial several
days, was given 10 the jury, who returned a
verdict of not guilty, Mary Ann Clark plead
guilty of petty larceny, and was fined 81.
Washington Merritt was con victed of an assault
and battery on Rich Ware, aud sentenced TO
sixty days in jail. Walker Silerease alias Sill.
chuist, was placed on trial, for making and
presenting false claims against the Govean-
ment 1t is alleged, whereby he defrauded the
Government out of S42e.66. J. Bell Adams for
defence.
ORPHANS COURT Judge PurceH.-Yesterday,
after our report closed. the last VIII of Chas
Demonet, No. 1853 Pennsyly ania avenue, was
filed for probate. The testator BEG ueaths all
his property to his wife. Emma NJ. Moore
qualified as executrix of f. w. More-bond
S1,COO.
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i HOS. RIFFLE,
356 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN sTREETAND MASS. AVENUE,
Has Just received an extensive assortment of
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY. TAPES.
Thy INGRAM. FINE AND COMMON
INGRAM CARPETING.
Also, splendid selection of RUGS, MATS, &c.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
oil widths, from feet to II feet wide
CANTON MATT1NGS, PAPER HANGINGS.
WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS,
e. CORNICEs, STAIR RODS, &c.
All work guaranteed, such as hanging Paper,
making rDd laying Carpets. &c.
Give me Q call, ct 3S6 7th street. between and
Massachusetts avenue. ap e-2m
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DIED.

HAGTHROPE. On the 2Istin at 10 O'Clock
p M JOHN EDWARD, son Of Robert and Hen
Tiee HI gthIore aaed months and 2 days
The funeral will take from the residence Of the
parents on Sixth street east, doors below Penna
avenue, on Thursday Sd inst. at 2 O'Clock
baltimore papers please copy.
CARDIGAN. On the 2lst inst, JAMES CARR
GAN, son Of John Carrigan, aged II years 10
months.
The funeral Will take pl ACE Al his residence, 2l5
street. on thursday the 2sd inst. at o clock
CLARK. On the I'd instant, at ~ O'Clock, ANN
OLABk, aged ~ years.
to attend her funeral, to morrow fTharsiayJ after
noon, at eleck at the residence Of her son ohm
Clark on street, between I'd and 81 streets
(Island.b
vEIHMEYER. On April 2ai, DANIEL VEIN
MEYER, aged 70 years
His friends are invited to attend the funeral
Thursday afternoon. from his late reside nce No
53l 18th street, at O'Clock.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There is an improved feeling in monetary
circles, in New York, and confidence is being
restored, now that all disturbing elements
have been removed. Call loans sre easy a, per
cent. and there was some business ate per cent.
ate Yesterday,
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The Fourth Ward Democratic Club.

A meeting of this club was held last evening
Mr.. Mcnamara reported from the committee
appointed to canvass the ward that the COM
mittee had done but little. There was no fur
Their work TO- the committee, and he moved
that they be discharged. The secretary moved
10 lay that motion on the table. The Cnalr said
ne would suggest the appointment of a COM
mitLee OF twenty to canvass the ward. Mr..
Mcnamara said there was no blame attached
10 the committee. They were appointed TO
bring out those who were delinquent in regis
trring, and now 1T appears that all the voters
IL ust re-register; therefore the work of the COM
mittee had ceased. The motion TO lay on the
table was lost aud the original motion was
carried. The following were elected as men,
beTs of the club :-AsbnIy Lloyd w. w. Moore,
Chas. H. Anderson. John ID. Bloor, l.. Turpin.
M Dubois and p. j. Pierce Mr.. Mcnamara
moved that committee of three be appoint d
10 act as ehailengers at the registration OF
voters in the ward. The Char said it was
understood that the club would paw
these men Dir. "A. Gleeson moved to
they could relieve each other. three being
present at a time. The amend nent was
Withdrawn, and the original motion carried.
The CHAIR appointed as the comrnittes. John w
johnson, john HoIlohan, and Sep Turpip
Mr.. George Wilson spoke in relation to the
registration. He wished TO make it as much
party. He suggested that a committee OF twenty
be appointed 10 canvass the ward and bring out
the voters 10 the registration. Mr.. Ward sug-
gested that the whole club be appointed as this
committee. The Chair said what was every
body's business was nobody's business Mr.
Geo. wilson moved that every man In the room
be appointed on this committee. Mr.. Gleason
moved 10 amend by providing that each man
present GO forward and leave his name and
place OF residence with the Secretary, and
make arrangements as to what part Of the
ward they would canvass. The motion as
amended was carried. Mr.. A. Gleas ON moved
that the President act as chairman of the COM
mItiee. The Char said that was the business
of the committee, which should select its own
CHARM an. Mr.. George Savage suggested the
printing OF bills, 10 notify the voters of the
registration. The Chair moved that a COM
mittee of three be appointed TO raise funds to
meet the expenses that would be incurred in
the registration. The motion was carried and
The CHAIR appointed the following the COM
mittee: Owen Thorn, Geo. Savage, and Geo
Wilson. After which the club adjourned
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Spring AND SUMNER GOODS-we have
- Just opened large assortment of FANCYIane
STAPLE DRY GOODS, embracing 100 pieces
from 25 cents to ST. per yard $500 yards Calicoes
new styles; very cheap. Black Silks from 81 50 to
Is 90 for dresses and wrappings 1000 Yards of
bleached and unbleached Cottons, good yard wide
bleached cotton 1871. Feather proof Ticking
Table Linens. Large stock of Cassimers and 9TH r
goods fer men and boys.
BENJAMIN MILLER
ap I'm 1O1 Bridge street. GEORGETOWN
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MKS's YoUrHs' AND Bows READY. MADE
CLOTHING, all kinds. styles, and Sizes, and a
choice selection of samples to make up to or.
der IN the best style. All prices guaranteed
lower than the lowest elsewhere, and full salts
faction guaranteed every purchaser.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
36S Pa ave.. bet. 9th and eth SITS.
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BEFORE buying Spring Suits call at the u s.
Clothing House of liable Co, f6S Penn'a ave.
Their assortment of Boys and Mems Clothing
is unsurpassed anywhere, and they manufac-
ture TO order when this is preferred. NAV
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MARRIED,

CALLAN-BENSON. In st. Patrisks Church
on he 2lst inst by the Rev J. j. Keane CHAS
CONS. CALLAE to IDA A, daughter of Henry
:. Benson, ESQ.
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by THOS. BOWLING, Auetioneer; Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER

Rf THUS. BOWLING, AuctiOneer; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY.
By virtue of a deed of trust executed by MARI
Geiskng TO James Hunter. and recorded in Liber
Nj No q; also, a subsequent deed of trust
executed by Mary westfallen, formerly Geisking
and her husband, Charles Westfallen aud recorded
IL Liber E. G. E. No. 9. tie subscribers will offer
at public sale, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of April, at the. hour of O'Clock in he
AFTERNOON, all that piece parcel Of ground stu
part If Lot numbered 43. situated in old George
town. fronting Il feet and inches Bridge street
and running back the width to the ae ptb of
eighty hve feet six inches. more or less with the
Frame Store. Brick Dwelling and Back Building,
t. the same belonging.
Terms One third cash; the residue in and Il
monihs the purchaser giving his notes for the de-
ferred ayments with interest. deed given and
deed OF trust taken TO secure deferred payments
or Gil OF the purchase money may be paid on the
day OF sale. All convey ancing and stamps at pur
chaser cost
JAMESW HTNTER.t
X. 2. JACKSON irueiees
apn THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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REAL Estate Subsidiaries S. Wallach
attorney -at-law, has just sold lot TO- in suu are
cornsr ~ ,,.h IL tr.,a e. ,eo on me
iot II, square 26i, with three.story brick dwell.
ling, ON l3th street west, between b and u
streets south, for S6,001. one halt cash, and bal.
ance In ninety days; and is expecting to make
several other sales duriS'g the present week OF
properly In various parts OF the city.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auc'r Georgetown
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
~ virtue OF deeds duly made and executed the
subscriber will offer for sale az public auction.
TIE highest bidder. at o clock IN WEDNESDAY.
tie ga day Of the present month Of April in front
Of the premises, the following described Lot OF
Ground, with the Buildings thereon. situated Oh
the north side OF " est street, in Georgetown, In
the District of Columbia. long known as the Cnes
ley property. The same is bounded as follows =
Eegin at the northeast intersection of West an6
Valley street and run east with West street lO =,
feet. then north sns perpendicular To West street
65 feet, then south SIS deg west - feet, then north
deg west IS feet then south IS deg west lOa feet
to Valley street then with sdo Of Valley street
10 the beginning
The ir provements consist of one Brick and one
Frame Building, the location Is very good one.
Terms If sale One third OF the purchase money
must be paid in cash: the residue, secured, to be
paid in equal sums at and Il months from day "a!
sale with interest thereon, by the notes of the
purchaser and deed of trust the premises
The cost of all deeds and stamps must be borne by
the purchaser.
JOHN GARBURY.
FENDALL MARBURY. trustees
apis THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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sos NINTH STREET sos
SEATON HALL.

KIDWELL 4 HENDERSON,
sos NINTH STREET, SEATON HALL,
Wouid respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have just received their Spring
stock of
WALL PAPERS WINDOW SHADES.
Also, Fine Asso rtment of
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES. PIC
TURE CORDS AND TASSELS, PICTURE
NAILS. GILT CORNICES, FLOOR
AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS. &C.
All Of which they prepared t. sell at the Lowest
Cash Prices.
Persons fitting up their houses for Spring will do
we'll to call and examine for themselves at sos 9th
street. SAtOn Hall.
N BAH work in their line promptly executed,
ia the city or country, at short notice and mOder-
ate te ms. NH 23-lm
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LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor of rare and delicate boquet OF
flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight.
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 60
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GEORGETOWN AByERTIsENRy1
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

JOHN II. SM0OT, 119 Bridge st. Georgetown,
d. e.. has receiv Cd and offers to purchasers a
large assortment Of Spring and summer Staple and
Faney Fry Goods, embracing a general variety Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS In light Cheue chair.
Silk Mixtures and Alpacas, for walking and travE
cling suits; Grenadines. Mohair Checks Organizes
French and other Muslins, best Cambrics Nain
SOCKS Jaeon.ts, pimitiess Linen Cambria Handkere
chiefs and Irish Linens Parasols. Alexander's and
other Kid and Silk Gloves Hosiery Of ali kinds
HooI Skirts best make aud styles: with full sup
p,y OF Table Linens, Spreads, Napkins: sheet,ncs,
Cassimeres, Twseds, Jeans, Drillings, Checked
Linens, Cottonades Drills and Duck, for Gent 3
and Boys wear Having but few old goods. Gus
temers will be shown an almost entire new stock
at the lowest possible cash prices
ap22lm JOHN II. sMOOT,
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CORNs EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIy.-Dr
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 42l Pennsylvania
avenue between AZ and 9th streets; established
1861. Corns, BUM sns, Bad Nails, Enlarged
Joints, Vascular excrescences, and all diseases
OF the rect relieved, and often entireiy cured
Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other
responsible residents and visitors of the Dis
tr1ct certify to the above. Hours from a. m.
to p m.
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GEETLEHBN Who desire their garments made
to order will consult their own interest by con-
sulung Geo. O. Hennins, No. 5l1 TIN street.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NE s.
Amusem.uts ke Tonight,

NATIONAL THEATER.-Jeferson in the bur-
iesque of "Nazeppa," and "Lend Me Five
Shlllings"
hETzEROTT HAIL.-Lsst Classical Concert
Of the Mendelssohn Quiutstte Club.
UDD Pillows HALL, Navy Yard.-Ball of
the East Washington AbraGadabra Associa-
ton
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WAsHINsros, April -, ls6s-Jsy Cooke q
%. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
efpmen seeurlties.
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TIE FIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC ANrI.RAnr
Cal GLuB.-Ata recent meeting Of this club,
Mr. Aagerty, from the committee appointed to
performed that duty, and moved thai the ,nonav
appropriated to pay the committee TO attend to
The registration be transferred to the funds oS
the club which was adopted. motion of Mr..
mittee, was adopted. The motion Of Mr.. BoyIe
authorizing the treasurer to pay all the expenses
of the COMMITTEES on Registration, was carried !.
A motion of Mr.. Kilmartin, to increase the
Committee on Registration TO twelve, on &C :
count Of there being great many who had OF
registered-who would have to register ut the
McDeyit;, Given, Boyd, Daniel Linkins, and
CallaR-