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II THOs. BOWLING, Auctisneer; Georgetown.
TRUsTEEp SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PB0PEkTY ON BRIDGE STREET, GEOBGE-

PROPERTY ON BRIDGE STREET, GEOBGE-
TOWN.
By virtue of a deed Of trust, bearing date the 81
day Of December, 1851, ana duly recorded in Liber
the person occurred thereby, 1 win sell, on
WEDNESDAY,, the sth day of August, A ID. 1855,
~ O'Clock ,. m. 1T the premises, the western
thirty two 81 feet front Of Lot No. l6, ia hol-
mesds addition TO Georgetown, having . depth OF
one hundred and twenty (l2o) feet
The property 10 on Bridge street near the bridge
and 10 improved with o comfortable brick dwelling
house. The Lot 10 an excellent one.
Terms of sale: > zoo cash. Of which 500 must be
deposited at time OF sale; the residue In TIVE eQ ua
payments at six and twelve months, TO lie seen red
oy deed OF trust upon the premises Convey
ahclng and stamps at purchasers ex peuse. should
the terms not be complied with in five days, the
deposit TO be forfeited and the property resod Al
hye days' notice, at the risS o. delinq uept pur-
chaser. FRED " JONES Trnstse
~ Esd THOMAS DOWLING anct
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1. o. o. F.-The annual session Of the Grand
Encampment was held last night, and was
we'll attended. The reports from the sub.
ordinate enclmpments were very encouraging
showing the petrarchnl branch Of Odd Fellow.
ship TO be in prosperous condition. The fol.
lowing were elected officers for the year.
Thomas w. Fowler, Grand Patriarch; Thomas
Greer, Grand High Priest; Andrew j. Donald.
son, Grand Senior Warden: Henry y. Espy
Grand Junior Warden; Cherries b. r. Col.
lcdge, Grard Scribe; Francis Il. Lord, SEN,
Grand Treasurer; VIM. T. French, Grand Mar.
shall Solomon L. liable, Grand SentneA.
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CONFIDENCE GAMR-Sylyester Overt,p. an
afhle''c color dmar, WIS arrested at 2K O'Clock
to-day, charg 1 With playing TIE cont demo,
gsme on venerable oarkey old enough 20 be
his GRE ndiatler, by which his yIc.i-n was
mule Out Of dollar. The Sc was he .rd bv
justice CT k, when 1t apr that clear
swindle hid been perpet-at d, and the accu ed
was therefore, a n receiving a wholesome
l cue rom tue JUS ce, commit ed to the
workhouse in de-ault Of pay .nent Of fine of
$50,
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BOYS WHITE LINEN Bosom SHIRTS, S.
$3.50, % and si2 per hslf dozen; Children I
ebnt waists rom IS cents TO - so each; BOYS
brow half no 2, dones. C and Enelish, ss to
% per dozen; Boys Clothipy Of all sorts: al
Geo. G. Hepuing's, No. 611 7lh s.f> ct.
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EOEEsTALLING THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Shrev !, hucks;er in the Ce tire Market was
convicted before Justice Clark this morning
OF al a,se npt TO flores all the market by pur
cha ing a los OF tomatoes, out of the usual way,
for The pu, poe OF offering them for sale again,
end wa fine Sll.CO
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No L1CENsH-A fine Of So was impo-od by
jas &c HaI PEI, this m orning on Henry ) Iii
van, huckster. charged with running q wager
On the street without a license.
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(white) aod Ohio Gent (colorrd) were arrested
to-day, aDovt II O'Clock, upon the charge of
pro one languaye and fighting at and in front
OF Ws'Ps horse bc Zasr The par, les had a b NJ.
ing be ore Jpstr CLARK, when il was shown
fha. The d fficulty occur led about RE purchase
OF load Of hay, during the settlement Of
W. ~ pro1a1e 1f yraye aud blows were ex.
changed. The Justice eng bo'h pa ties yio
lators Of law, inpo- ed a fine Of ten dollars on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

ELECTION OF OFPICERe.-At a regular meet.
ing OF Orien'Ti Lodge No. II, 1. D. G T., held
last evening the following officers We're eject
Aug ost list w. g. T., VIM. H. Meads: W. v
T., Miss Emma Marche; w. s., Miss Addie
Acton; W. r. s., WIN. Bruce; w. T, Joan Il.
ODonneil; w. M, N. Driver; w. M, George
George Mcfarland: w. A. s., Stanley CLARK:
W. ID. H., Mrs. Bruce; w. r. H. s., Miss Mar
tina Acton; =. w. =. 7. N. s. Clements
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JEwELRr.-Rubber Chains, Bracelets, Studs
and Buttons 70 match, Silver PLATED Spoons
and Ferris, received this morning at Priggs
One Dollar Jevelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylva-
MA avenue, ne.r AZ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

THH PHARLY GATIs.-Pure white teeth and
sweet breath, issuing like perfume from the
rose. through q pair of lovely lips, are, as
Shakespeare says, an excellent thing in wo-
man To keep the sspearly gates" Of the mouth
always epotless, and the breath Always fra.
daily,
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PERSONS wishing to subscribe for TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. l2 East
Capitol street. between &th and 5th.
JOHN Co9GTNs, Agent.
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BACON THIKvRs.-About half past for-
o'clock yesterday afternoon, as officer Turn
burke was patrolling his beat, he noticed two
colored men enter the grocery store, corner of
18th and ID strC cts, each of Them carrying a
large ham. The officer, thinking that thew he'd
store door, on 18th street. when they ran out
the deor on u street. saving the meat lie The
officer gave cha-e, but was unable to catch
either of them. He then returned and got the
hams and took them to The Central Guard.
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

LADIES, 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 unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
ful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 40
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"SrItDlse's GLri. " always up to the stick
ing point

TO BEAUTY AND DRESS THE HAIR, and re-
store IT to Its natural color, and impsrt tina,
beautiful gloss, odor, etc, use Mrs. s. A. AL.
lens Improved NEW style) Hair Restorer on
Dressing, Tin one bottle.) Every Druggist sells
il. Price One Dollar. 60
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PRICE LIST OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, i94 Seventh street, (large
plate glass 'front.' between ID and e streets
Good W bite Shirts,Sl-S1.5D;F Fine White Shirts,
S2.0O-2.50; Good Summer Under Shirts, 50, IS
81; Good Summer Drawers, 50, 20, 81
Good Cotton Socks, IT,, Is, 20 cents; Paper;
Collars, 10. Is, Is, 25 cents per box: Handker.
chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs, in end
less variety, at popular prices. p. ST. have
no branch stores 4.
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CONDITION Or CAPT. OrERN-Cipl C. +
Gu 81, who was % i,.Iibly wound 4 oi Esi-
cay yht les was Ii, ing q one clock O.
gay, though very week.
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PETIT LARCRNY-Yesterda

PETIT LARoREY.-Yesterday Officers Smith
and Wilson, OF the fifth precinct, arrested r Do
ert Williams anu John II. Sjnps, two boot
blacks, charged " 18th the larceny of $40 won tn
Of horse sho from Mr.. Doran, aid Justice
Harper committed them to JalI tor court.
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ARRESTED ON A BENCH WARRANT.-Last
evening, Detectives Ciarvoe and Bigley arrest
ed Pill. L1ucJster, "a notorious colorCd charac-
II, on a bench warrant and to-day handt
him over to1the Marshal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

TENTS, AWNINGS AND RUBBER CLOTH, 70,
camp meetings and fishing parties; for sale a
Adamsons, SOC Ninth street &
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CITY ITEMS.

TABLE BoAxp can be oeeainsd At Bunkerr
Avenue Hotel for $50 per month.
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CONCERT AND PRIZE ROLLING AT the Schue .
zen Park on Thursday evening next. See aid.
yerLsement.
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The following, among many hundreds OF our best
citizens. testify to its wonderful encscy:
CERTIFICATES From PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, MD, March 4. 1858
believe DR.. Lsvrences "ROsADALIs" 20 BE-
the BKsI ALTERATIvE IN bsE, and therefore fully
THOMAS J. BoYKIN, ND.
ROkADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA
Read THE STATEMENTS BELOW AND
DESPAIR NOT.

Dr. j. J. Lasresos:
DKARsIR: Ny youngest dau ghter aged ave YEARS
has been dreadfully afflicted with scrofula nearly
al Der life: tried q great many Ply eicians, but
SAID there was no hope Of cJre. During the last
e1ring she was wore than ever, her body and
face and eyes badly liberated and swollen. Wills.
IN this condition, vss nd vised by DR.. l. A stith
70 try your Rossdalis. 1 at once procured threo
bottles, and commenced giving II 20 her Ia a..
Wos rsagiodl In Tess fkas a ugonfa 20 ny great
yours, with much respect and grstitpde,
VI. W. BURNETT
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spoiled MEAr-Oficer Drane. of the seventh
Precinct, arrested Ellie Sc. ONION yesterday, for
sell rg spoiled meat, sud Justice Harper fi1s 4
him Is.
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THE WEATHE7.-The following is the rar re
OF the thermomet n at the store of Frsrklin S
D., opticians, 2il Pennsylvania aveaue TO-
day clock a. m, ~ deg; 10 a. m, 20 z: 4
q. M 81 =; noon, SO deg; 1 p. m, % Dig; ;
p. M, IS deg.
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An UMBRELLA IL PROPERTY Glen. John
son, colore d, was arrested yesterday by officer
Auldridge for stealing an umbrella from ii ,
prem ises Of MI. John ID, Bartlett He was
carried before Justice Harper, of the sixth pre-.
cinct, and remanded for examination before
court.
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~ m de, and At very low prices, at liable 4
Cor, ~ Pennsylvania avcnue. under Uaited
Sta1os Hotsl
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FoR CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &C.,
visit Or. Whites rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania
avenue, between * and 9Th streets.
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THENATIoNAL TEMPERANCE CoNvKNTIoy-
Mr.. o. X. Harris, recently chosen as one OF the
delegates from this District to the National
Temperance Convention, to be held in Cleve.
lsnd, Ohio, tomorrow, lefSthis city for Cleve-
land yesterday afternoon in the half.past foar
o. lock train.
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THE COURTS.


CRIMINAL COURT, Judge WWie.-Yesterda y
Frank W ashington, IN Jail for an assault and
battery, was ordered to be discherg 4.
This morning, Chari"s Ct. Lsneiey and Al.
fred Borden, policemen, indicted for an as ,au,t
and battery on DAVID p. Glasco, Were found
guilty. The evidence in this Gaze was to the
effect that the accrscd was intoxicated on the
night Of the assault End ives aroused by the e
officers Id Start d towards his home, That he
after wards was found on his porch aud aroused
by them, when he nsnd harsh language towards
them and deiied them to arrest hIm, when they
sefzen him sud placing the nippers on
took him to the station. The Court said in
passing the sen ence, imposing fine OF $50
each, that he agreed with the jury, and that no
public officer bad right 10 drag man from
his ew premises except for felony. He did
not know that This conviction would operate
TO their dismissal from the police force, because
the offence was not technically crime. 1t
rad il not bcen tor the words used by the pros.
cut'ug witness, doubtless the offence would
no have been committed. This 10 the first
crse of The kind which has come before the
Cour@, cTd he did not wish this sentence to be
taken as an example, for after this example to
police officers who exceed their duties those
that may We con victed hereafter before him will
ieceive the extreme penalty Of the law for
VIM. Woody, Edward Woody, and James
Shearer, charged with an assault and battery
with intent to kill John w. Frizzle.
EQUITY COURT, Judge C,iH.-L. e.. Baker agt
the assassirat lon conspirators) order making
]. Z. St dpole, executor of Baker, complainant.
Gilman agt. Huntly; order on defendant 10 pay
s22 ,oS2 Sc N sixty days. L1rkin agt. Louugh-
ran; order Of reference TO auditor to report On
property of sale. Mansell sgt Mansell; order
OF final ratification OF sale, ratiiying auditors
report, and order Of distribution.
ORPHANS Court, Judge Parce!L.-To-day.
day, the will Of the late Ann Crown was filed
for probate, bequeatning her estire TO her chill.
dren, and nominating her daughter, Sarah
Elizabeth Crown, AID John J. johnson ex-
ecutors. The will OF the late Anna K Harris
wss fled, fully proven, and admitted to pro.
bate. She BEG ueaths her estate to her sisters
and ntecfs, aud nomInat"s DIR. q. ID. Maxwell,
Y. S. N, ex cufor, 10 whom letters testament
try were issu d; bond $1,000.
Letters OF administration on the estate of the
lee Joseph p. Sullivan were issued TO ma
Sullivan; bond S4,CJ0. The argument as TO the
validity of the will Of the late Eleanor Miller,
filed ]: st fall, yainst which a caveat was I'll d
by Sarah b. and George Hutton, represented
by Col. Thompson, was commenced by Judge
Leech. who repr sents the propounders. The
testimony in this case, taken last fall, COM
prises about fifty printed pages. and the argu-
ment will likely occupy some days.
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CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, and all dis
eases Of the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, l2& Pennsy ivania
avenue, between AZ and 9th streets. Office
hours from a. m. 10 p. m. No charge for
consultation. Established 1861.
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THERE Is TINE FOR EVERYTHING, but 1t
is getting high time for You to save your money,
ans this You can doc by going to the original
Franc, 494 Seventh street between ID and E,
and buy Your gents Furnishing Goods, ~ per
cent. less than In any other store IN this city
Remember the placeA9i; with large plate glass
front. \.
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Dr.. J. J. Laseyesoe.
DKAh sra; take pleasure I'm recommending
-FOUR ROSADAL1s as . very powerful alterative
hsve seen IL used In two CASES with happy result
-one . case Of secondary syphilis In which the
taken i've bottles Of your medicine. The other a
caes Of scrofula of long standing. which IL rapidV
Improving under its use, and the ndicatiops are
that the patient will soon recovr have cereful-
~ examined the for muls by winch your ROsala Ifs
% made, and md IL IN xcellent compound Of al
teratfve ineredientx.
Yours truly, Il. W. CARR Md
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authorised to say that the price Of gas will BE-
reduced to $40 per thousand from the LIST of
the present month. This reduction wall be eff.
fectsd By Increasing the rate Of discount for
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A MODERN MIRACLE

From old ard young, from rich and door, from
sh born e. 'owly, comes the UAiversal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
elCiLlAN HAIR RENEwER
II 10 . perfect and miraculous article. Cures
bald 1ess. Makes hair RroW. better dressing
than any 'oil,' or oomatum Softens brssh dry
ana " .ry hair into beautiful Silken Tresses But,
above all, the grePs wonder il the rapidity with
Which restores GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGT-
Usei.a few times, and
the whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
yosthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair, but
strikes at the root and NILS 1t with new lie and
colorfng Ha.ter.
It viii not take long disagreeable trial TO prove
che truth OF this matter. Tne first aopcs alton will
turning every day and
BEFORE YQU KNOW 1T,
the old, gray. discolcred appearance of the hair
Willie gone giving place to iustrous, shining and
beautiful locks.
Ask for Hall: siciIian hair R.newer:. 70 other
CHEAP TO BUY, PLEASANT TO Thy, AND
SCRE 40 Do YOU GOOD.
There are many limitations. Be sure you procure
the genuine; msnufsctured only by
Il. p. AALL CO., ashus, N. Il Proprietors
Tor sale BY oil druggists. jy 22-eo2m
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TIE POTOMAC FRoNT.-Matters are more
active along the wharves to-day, and consider.
able busiat 5 is being transact d. The follow
ing Is the report Of arrivals and departures
Ccr'er's Hr.s5.-Arrived-Sch Ma-iuer
Thomas, 'com Chappawamsic, with lumber
tor George w. Linvlle Co.; his, Hitch, fro N
Havre-de- Grace, with 1871 tops of coal for John
r. Lord; John wIthared, Jones, from the same
port, with 76,1O0 feet Of lumb Der for +. s. Blitz
hhey's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ocrau Bird,
Jonss, from Nanticoke, with 7U0 large siz1i
wateImelons for market; Mystic Circl. +.
McCrel~. from West Point. with lumi. ,r for NJ
Il. Fuci.t, ste Imer Colrmbis, Harper, rom
Baltimore, with passengers. aud -eight to
District merchants; sloop d. S. Page, DeAtley,
rom one river, with iiat for E. &. Adams;
siea'ncf Nlrs'nia, Gregg, ION Aqua Greek
with wood, for w f. Brown. SIiled-Schr.
salisbury, Tyler, to- Eastern Shore, MARYLAND
light: sloop Bluebell, Adams for ST. Mary's
river, light.
iorter'S Whar.-Arrivcd-Sch Silver Ben,
=, from Gardner, Me. with .or the
Washington and Georget1wn Ice Company
Sailed-Schr. Isaac Baker, Pervere, fer
Georgetown, to load it'll coal for Boston.
rays W.iag.-Sailcd-Scnr. Grace GIrdl~
smith, Tor 30 tol, with wheels, scrap IRON,
es,ys Whdrf-flriv "d-Schr. 5 ~, Stack.
elford, with wood To- Mag'r1's S..iled- Sew
Mary, =, for Alexandria, TO loid for an east
eTn port.
J.hnsCa's W2arT.-Ar.ived-- chrs. Rebecca,
Z. Faunce, from the fishing grounds, with 1,5OO
punches of fresh fish for Thomas Rea IAN:
Federal Hill, VIII eler, rom Port DEPOSIT,
with lumber for Willet & Redgrave; American,
Ramsey. rom HaN ret Dc Grace, with I'D tons
O. Lyken's Valley co 4 for Gc 0. L. Sheriff
cutndnfs WHAT'S" lct-Schrs. Paudora
Post y, light; Up Ellen, Maddox, light; IN
Jane, Beacnr u, light: Ann Matilda, Combs:
light.
Williams d Joiiy's Wharf, Arr ved-Schrs
Union, Moore, with wood for marke.; Fish
Hawk, Cb""e, . it'll wOJd for market Sail d
Scbrs. Pilot, Norris, light; Ben Cox, Franklin,
light
Green's Waaf.-Sailed-Schr. Sarah, Pane,
light.
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UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICES.

cUF1hIVH ACCOMMOUATIVN lux FANI-
LIES AND GENTLEMEN,
s4.D Per Day, SO Per Week, 500 for four weeks
Omnibus and Baggage Master to receive Cheeks
at Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE lsT TO OCTOBER lsr.
Address LELAND BROTHERS.,
Or b. LELAND CO.,
N IA WAS owS Metropolitan HoteI
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DIED.
GOLDEN. On Tuesday, the 18th instant, ct Q
o'clock .. m, Mrs. AARGARIT GOLDEN, Ter the
last 80 years resident Of this city, widow Of the
late John A. Golden.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral, on THURSDAY. 3Oth instant,
ut 10 O'Clock Q. m, from st. Peters Church. 2ts
HEFFNER. On Tuesday, 18th instant, JOHN
VILLA n, infant son Of James e. and =. r. Heff-
ner. aged months and "A days.
His funeral will take place from the residence of
John King, No. 100 9Th street, between and P,
tomorrow, wednesday, the 18th instant, at
O'Clock p. IN.
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ALEXANDRIA AND VICIHITY.-The Journal
OF this morning has the following items:
Temperance Aeeting.-Temperance, or rather
total abstinence meetings, on Sunday. have
b en- ipaugurated in this city Speaking was
had last sabbath al the Market House on this
subject.
TIE Cdi al Bosia.-There were about a dozen
coal boats In the basin yesterday. The new
gate was put in the lower level Saturday
night.
In Trison.-Wm. Crooks, colored, from Fair
TAX county, has arrived at the Penitentiary
condemned to Il years imprisonment for horse
stealing.
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CHBoNIo Liver ooMpL.ru, crp,,

This is 70 certify that i Mas cures of Chronic
Liver Complaint by DR.. Lawrences Rossdsiis
Tor long time, and trying various medicines win
know Of several others in this oo,ptv en- "a
through the use Of BosadAlis, and IL can IL found
u nearly every house In my neigh hood. and
GREENE COUNTY August Il ls67.
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The ROSADALIS

Q not secret medicine. The articles from vhic d
used and rscomnended py the Medical scuIty.
wherever II has been introduced as q POSITIVE
BLOOD, Liver and KIDNEYS
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ARREST OF AN ADyRN1 q PRR.-Last evening,
detectives Cl:-voe and Bigley Al rest ID a man
2 wing the nrrne Of Capt. Louis Lehman, of he
Mexicrr navy. on the charge of obtaining sl5
rom John Loliger, of the Hotel Lutz, by false
representation. aud he va: taken efore Juc-
tee Smith, who commi d him for a fpl ,h"r
h~1rug. He has been stopping at the hotel for
Pbout TWO weeks, representing himself as a
very wealthy offcer Of The Mexican navy, da-
ring which time he has lived high, running no
bill Of about SN'o for win IS, &c. A few DAYS
since he negOtiai with Mr.. Loliger for tle
purchase OF has interest in the hotel for ~ ID,
and gave him as part pay ment a check on the
First National Bank OF this city for SLIM.
pu, port'rg 10 be drawn by G. b. Han son, u
s. N, p. NJ; after which, he borro wed rom
Mr.. Loliger AIS. Mr.. L. Subsequently a er.
e. ned thar the check was wol y 'ess. The a.
Gus is line. hralthy-looking German, of
al Cot thirty years of age and from the pape 5
IN his possession appears 20 be a man OF con-
siderable business. Among his papers were
Two bills of exch1uge, { at Havana, on Ph'ia-
delpl "a firms. one for S1,0C0 and the other for
- $40; also letters relative TO the pure base of
AIMS, one Of which directs a Philadelphia firm
10 furnish him aeon Sharp's rlfies and infantry
jack IS, pants, shirts and shoes for the Mexicsn
''ny: also a paper iH Spanish, purporting 10
be commission 10 Senior Louis Lehman as
commander of the navy OF Yucatan.
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MEETING OF SOLDIER CLERKs.-An ad iouI e
ed NEE Jog OF the soldier aud salor clerks " 40
Were de miss from the Quartermas ter Gen
erals Office on SATURDAY las. was held this
mo. aiDg IT tie Headqua, ers of the Ga. hi
A ny ofthe Republic, on 1iih str ct Jas d
tly.
The roll OF ftose dlsmisged having r ,sn
called, IL was ascertained that Of the
discharged torIy-nine had been wound. d or
s.lbled in the .eIvice.
Capt; Brow Il, from he Commit TO Law
sen General Garfield, who bad repoi d a
r olution, bat II was 10 late, nd could Eof
he censider~i. General Garfield received the
con- &c very coul 'nousiy. and Prov him.
elf - be the dend Of the soldier. & .ptc;1 b.
repol ed he lad ESQ visited the Secretary o.
War, who sotd he f1d the M, er under con
sideration, and was going to DO what be could
Tor them. The speaker thought the best thing
TO be done was TO wait until Saturday, anyhow
of War
C.pts'n Huntoon moved that a committee of
'1ree be sppcinfed TO prepare q correct list Of
those discharged, the number wop Ided. tac
70 support, &c. AnO ler commit o shopld be
appointed TO prepre list of lc-e r. -..airng
in ONCE, some Of whom had employment out =.
side.
MI. Nelson thought con- 'nittee of four could
prepare both lists. He moved an amendm mt
to that effect, which was accept
MT. Wels stated that alarge number Of those
compe' snt CLERKS as any who remained 10 ,le
ONE.
The motion OF Capt. Huntoon YVES adopt "a,
ana rue Chair appOin ed as rhe con- VI ittre:
Captain A. J. Hun bon. /. H. Hawlns, { lpt,
u. \. Wells, Captain w. H Brown.
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R0sADALis CUREs ALL SKIN DISEASES
WILSON, n. c., Sept H. ls7

Was vaccinsted with what proved 60 be fmpu
natter, which completely destroyed his health
He has been afflicted with inveterate end eX-
tremely troublesome ErsYfios OF az Siss, come
emee breaking ont in sores, &c, Bossdslis wa.
Moore. Alter taking IL Q few weeks, my con De.
came and remains ssttrsly cell. You're truly,
j. b. DANIEL.