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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-10
Y AnIEY DRESS BOOTS.

AIDES DRESS BOOTS.
a largo stock of LASTING BOOTS, made
from French patterns, beautiful shape which
Ct handsomely, of fine quality, and will be sold
'u oc gI5tM2m w. B. WADDEY.
DREWlS u LAWSON
Is Have in store and for sale very fine Sc
lection Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, consisting
in part rs follows: NJ
Queen Chop, G. P, Japan and Black Teas.
Cut, Crushed and Sugars On
Vac Pan and F. r. Sugars, &c no oO.eolm
TNOMATOES-H purchased early in the
season large stock Of this delicious vege-
table, am prepared to furnish my customers
Of reaoonehle rates. J. HOPKINS,
dec Ne North Fairfax ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-10

CALTPETkE, Grain Pepper, Allspice Mace
= and Cloves, large supply just received
and for sale by ,rr
nov 80 JANNEI q w,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-10
DUBLIC SALE.

dec 3-1aW4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-10

EISHERS UNRIVALLED MINCE MEAT
/ received this day and for sale in quantities
to suit at lowest price by
doc IN J. G. MILBURN
Evening star., 1868-02-18
THE EVENING STAR.
LATE TBLEGRAns, az.

The Athens journals r-por = serfous erg,ee
nns NJ - He-scIiann. m Crete, January 20 Tho
ins1rterts, ffftecn hundred strong. drfeatst tho
Turks, nyC Thousand in number, who viii
drew into y fo-trcss, where they feii on their
~ urgent prisoners. killing snd woundlng ssv-
ersf 1he III rlCs. tt A. said, were also de fsatec
an eneaC meuu near CONoS Russian ve~-els
csntun'eO 70 carry Canadian families ~ OR ,ece
LetteTs from Paris To English journals rsIt-
crate the ,tatement that changes are oontcm-
ils,ed ~ the po;aoy aud m the Cabinet Of the
Dispatches from Sensfe announce that IN.
Bitlsh expedIiiOnAry CORPS has occupted Add
grohf. and reports had reached SENATE that th q
adysnce va az TAR A. D-voi and Jelonta. Itis
rumoTed ron the interior that the native t1bs
Who reNolted agsnst Theodore We're xrsin .ub
mitting 20 his authority.
The public hOnors to Admiral Farr.rut st
Florence, Italy, closed last week with . dinner
gwen by the United States Minister I;eorr, y
Marsh. The principal American resid4nts aad
visIiors, number % erninsnt foreis ners n "A
several leading Italians, were among IN. IN
ylted gntsts Admiral farrarut has leu tber,
Tor a brief visit to Venice.
Sergeant Bates, now en route TO this oi,v
from NiclSburg, with the United STATES nA<
reached Montgomery, Ala. yesterday. Ovsv
3.uU people. With bands Of music, turned out u
receive HIM. He Was escorted 20 one of th :
leading hotels, and H. the guest Of the city as
long IS h. remains, All the speakers snd mar
shsls of the day were Confederate soldiers.
The South Carolina Convention yesterday,
after long discussion, adopted a Resolutions
asking Congress to losn si.O1,ooo for the pur-
chase Of lapds-
General Gillem has ordered the election for
the ratification Of the constitution OF Arkansas
To commence on the 18th OF March. IL csn-
tinues five days.
uP Sunday. Loss about s5,UCo. No Insurance.
No lives were lost.
Evening star., 1868-02-18
a BOLD ESCAPE

One of the most remarkable oCcRrrences an
the way of wonderful escapes took place on
"wednesday, an room No. 3, of the Common
Pleas Court, in Cincinnati. John Morran's
fsmous tunnel ~ no longer 10 b. pOinted out A.
an frstance of remar kable shrewdness IN elud-
ing the Demands Of justice. The way 20 DO
now Is TO humbly admit the crime, and then
placidly walk out Of the court-room
lt Is fresh in the memory Of our resders that
George Marsh, otherwise George Austin. Gre
ated n sensation one evening in December last.
by casting snuff into the eyes of a clerk al
Duhme n Co.'S lewelry establis hmeut. s-izing
tray of diamond rings and running away
Win them. He was caught in Fourth street
near Pixies Opera House building. The thief
was al once locked up. Waving an eratnin-
atIon before the Police Court. he was indicted
by the grand jury for robbery aud grand lar
Ceny.
Yesterday morning he was brought from ial
10 be arraigDed. He passed a letter 10 Judge
Coz, and when called on TO enter his plea, said
he was willing 10 plead guilty 20 the charge Of
gra nd larceny. This done, hP resumed his sast
on the prisoners bench, while some other rou-
une business was being transacted. The court
room was crowded with men, a. IL nearly al
ways is in these days Of scarcity Of work, and
The hall outside was full Oi people, on bU siness
or loafing.
Taking advantage OF a moment when the at
tention of the Court was occupied with yis-
itor on the bench, and when there was a mo-
mentary kind Of disorder M the room, Marsh
rose quietly and walked towards the Sheriffrs
desk, where b. stopped momentarily, and then
ward the door. Just before he got TO the door
Charles Boyle, the messenger boy, saw him
and calling TO Deputy Sheriff Samuel J. Thom-
as there goes Marsh immediately followed.
But by the time he got to the door Marsh had
Teachec the hall, and the boy lost sight Of him
in the crowd. He passed rapidly down ths
front stairway, meeting son of Judge Cox at
the outer door, went to South Cout street
thence to St Clair alley, after which all traoe
Of him was lost. Those who saw him at tho
court-house door and aiterward were not awAre
that he was escaping.
There was grand rush Of the excited crowd
out of the courtroom and down the stairway
but To HO effect. Word was. however. imme-
oIately sent TO the chief of pOllc and suSb pre-
cautions as could be were taken TO effect 8 re-
capture.
IL n said, on good authority, that one or two
OF the Jurors Jaw man standi ng at the gate OF
the railing OF the courtroom. who beckoned to
Marsh To come; that when ne reached the gate
this man turned 10 the crowd and "a ID MAKE
way Tor the prisoner" and thus walked out
with hIm-the Jurors and the crowd supposine
tbis acoomplice TO be aideputy sheriff.
Evening star., 1868-02-18
ID r o % 3 A l. g.
Hdqyrs. Departnsent Of the Cpnbe,land,

,0tfe Chio {: S; q Sa5sistsnss,
With copy Of this .dv.rtisement ut attae he'd esch
February 20, lS6s, for furnishing the follow
5000 pounds best quality new sugar cured can
vsssed n ans to te packed in tierces.
TOO pounds 3f beet quality new sugar -cured can
fun head-hned
100 pounds best gu ality ne sugar cured Break
last BacOn canyassed to be packed In barrels, full
The Hams, Dried Beef and Breakfast Bacon
and to inspected by an tor selected 0y the
1 ed TRe M charge; Of the inspection
samples Of the Hams, Dried Beef, and Breskf,s.
Bacon must be offered with the bids.
80 Sar'sis .tfa aH faniy nHS Fionr! S%' flour
sound winter wheat to be fresh ground, and to be
Ps. sen in good, stI9ng round hooped barrels full
he attention Of mlleIs is invited to the require
melt of 1876 POUNDS Of Flour in each barrel when
delivered Samples OF the wheat from whch the
flour Is to be ground must be furnished with the
bids bids ana the Flour to be inspected from time to
sIerto, to be selected by the undersi gned
Toy toSoo pounds OF brown sugar to be packed in
30 pounds Of best quality GranuIated or Crushed
ttb tht bds .n0 .s 0 the "huiA''O' t" be stated in
90 pounds of best quality of Rice. new crop, to
rels, full head, lined
50pourds of hest quality Star Candles t. be fu n
weight either si8es eights hich to be stated in
the bds IRE. fr' m oil tuli wick in strong boxes
I'll ped with green hickory.
is tG pounds good quality Hard Soap, dry fCll
Wei light, und bars, not TO contain over 25 per
mt 81 water, TO be free from soluble glass and
all other impurities, and not to contain an ex-
cess Of alkal in strong boxes strapped with green
hickory.
IL the sospi is green. each box must contain the
required excess Of weight for the loss ia drying
To- kits best quality of Mackerel the weight Of
kits to be stated in the bid
O. kits best quality White Fish, the weight of kits
to be stated in tue bids
90 barrels Of the y best quality Of Onions
The above stores TO be delivered as soon as prsc-
tiCabIr
e. Bditiors, requirements, and terms OF pay.
n,ert will be furnished on application at this
uffice
The right Is reserved To reject any or ell bids
Proposals must be enclosed in a sealed envelope
eIdor,ed ''Frnposals for (uams the article and
sddross ed t. the undersigDed.
MP SMALL
fe E.4tB Bvt. Brig Gen. and q g.
Evening star., 1868-02-18
Extraordinary Conduct Of a Bridegroom.

lrioih lDe AsblcdgO Evening JOURNAL
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 12.-An exciting incident oc-
currt on the up tram leaving ~. Louis al
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon. map
named Nicholas Watson, at five O'Clock yester-
day morning, married, at Jackson willie. a Miss
Angellne Lum-den, whose father resides at
Murraysyille, Ill The train reached ST Louis
AT noon yesterday, and they took the Pacific
road, on their way 10 Southern Kansas, where
Watson lives, intending TO stop at Ssdalia, and
proceed 70 Greenfield. Dade county, where his
father resides. On the trip WatsOn appears
excited. and told his wife some men were fol-
lowing him, and, when within a mile af Jeffer-
son city. and while the train was under full
headway, he jumped through n widow, break
ing the glass, and falling TO the ground The
train was stopped, backed up, and the conduc-
tor and passengers searched for the man, vbn.
1t was thought. would De found dead. but being
discovered lurking In the bushes near the rissr-
side, he sprang on the ice and ran AT full speed
across the Missouri river, watched oy all the
passengers till be vanished in the woods on the
other side. He was evidently deranged, but
has newly-wedded wife could give no q 4 plana-
ton of the cause.
Evening star., 1868-02-18
PROPOSALS.
NAVY pKPARTMENr,

WAsHIkGI.N, 18th February, Ba.
esaied Proposals will be received until the 9th
81 hsrch at u o'cl lck, noon for the parehsse pf
Al m. Wa h-rgtoa Yayf The Mahopao Saugus
Ca,co and i>himo : y \ =
At ftp Oriean. The wipnebaso, d Ism hattan,
Caswba, Msnayu unk, Oneota, Tippecannoe, Chick
sssw and kickapoo
The Proposais will state the price that will be
given for the vessels in their present condition,
ard with such fittings as are nos attached to them
The vcseelsc he seen and al ssary infor M
alton concerning them will be given by the CON-
msndants of the stations. .. ... .-rr
Th- right is reserved to reject any all OF th !,
proposals IL their acceptance ID not for tho interest
Of the Government
Twenty ner cent OF the purchase money will be
Of completion Of the purchase, and the balance
urNn the final delivery of the vessel. -af
The propos ais should be endorsed !" Proposals for
GIDEON wELLES,
fel83 3taC(v Secretary of the Navy.
Evening star., 1868-02-18
Df COOPER a LATIMER, Auctfoneers,
- (sucoessors to Jas. @. McGuire a Co..
Southwest corner Of PeRn'a and llth str set
Star Once Building.
sALEoP VALUABLE REAL EST,

chBr W. ' ALL hEhB
BY virtue # cree of the Supreme Court of
the Eistrict Of Columbia, passed in equity csHse
No .i69 EchOls ct al Carter ct al. shall sell
Oh The 2Uh instant, ats o clock m. on the prem
Isss. the following described real estate, viz Lot
one, ~ with the improvements and appurtqu-
aDces, in square No 243
The above property is most eligibly situated st
the corner Of n street north and 18th street west
Ii If believed that no other locality holds out
gre ater IDducemeDts for handsome residences.
II Will be divided and sold fellows The west
twenty hye ) feet Of the lot, running back Of that
width one hundred feet. The next the adjoining
nifty feet (5ol front. and with the same epth inn
proved BY a handsome double Cottage, two stories
and an attic, with outbuidngs.
Lastly the east twenty IS feet front of said
lot, by the same tnpth Of one hundred feet.
Title perfect.
Terms: One half cash, and the balance in siN
months for which notes. with interest from day OF
sale, will be given by the purchaser. indorsed e.
the Satisfaction Of the Trustee. the purchaser
may, az his option pay the whole purchase money
In cssh. John J. JOHNSON
ST
Evening star., 1868-02-18
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
II UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of fPHiLANDER sHAW OF Bos.
ton Mass praying for the extension of a pate nt
granted to him the ID day Of May, 1854, and reis.
SUED tie Nth day Of July, 1870, for an mprovement
In Air Engines, for from the ri
q, said stent. which takes place on the ID day Of
1t Il ordered that the said petition be heard NJ
the Pat Mt Ofice en- MONDAY, the 18th day Of
Arril next, at IL O'Clock NJ: and all persons are
motif cd to appear and show IL any they ba
why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing ,hs extension are required to
hle In the fatent Office their objections, soeci ,iv
get forth In writing at least t,csny days before the
t. be need at the said hearing must BE- tab Sn
transmitted In accordance with the of the Of
fce, which will be furnished on application
lepositiops and other papers relied u pom an tes.
timony must be filed In the ofics f,oerfy days be-
fore the day Of hearing; tbs srgumeaS, IL any.
wtthis ten days after Alag the testimony.
. erTefet also, that this nofice he published IN
the Republican and in the lntelii gencer Washino-
ton, ID. o., and In the Boston Post, Boston .ss .
once 9 week for three eucoessivH weeks; the d rat
OF said public ations 20 he at least sixty davs
vious to the day OF hearing.
fe e.Wsw Art;pc rcrYnissioner of pstents
Evening star., 1868-02-18

FACILIs DRscENUs.-A letter was yesterday
received IN this city from young man whose
income, from the usufruct OF certain coal oil
lnter stS, was for "A short lime some three
hundred dollars per day. Ills yagaries con-
ierred upon him the title of ssCoal Oil Johnnv"
he ''spluTged" IN this city for a length OF time,
layishing hls money in a reckless and extra,a-
CANT manner. He n now wor king as a mon
ttamster, and Is said to be happier. upon a
salary Of twenty dollars a monta and his
board, than he ever was when making presents
Of five thousand dollar sets Of diamonds 20 ths
demi monde of PHILADELPHIA -PhtIz Ar
Evening star., 1868-02-18

THIS II To GIVE NOTICE, That the sub..rl-
u Ter has obtained frOIa the Orphans Court OF
WShi .ten county, Ia the DisjriSt Of CoIumbis
Letters tr-fhmeDtsry on the personAi estate OF
Jan.ss y. Bliss late Of NsshIrgton county, u
dec~s-ed. All persons hsv elaine asai nat the
Ssic decss~ed hereby warned 20 exhibit the
ssuc with the vouchers Thereof g tire subscriber,
before the Ith day Il Fsbr next they rs
other~i-s by lsp te excluded rom ell bsnerts oJ
tie aid rstst. Given under ny hand this Ii.h da =
Of f.bTnsry, lsS sfL'lE Shi-S.
e. l3is~~ ExecutIlN.
THIs II TO GIyE NOTICE, That ths sub.
i scribef ha1 obtained frOIl the Orphans CoaTt
Of ashngton County, in the District Of Colunbia,
istieIs o. alministrstiet on the p-rs0nsi
tate 81 HUMAN LYNCH late Of Nashin g,on
eCunty, u. G, decersed. All persons having
claims against the said decess seS her.hy warned
to exhibit th< same With the vourhers thereof
Go the sutssib-r or ssiorethe 18th Cay Of Jssu-
sry next; thsy msJ otherw;se hy lss Dc erolIis-i
fv,rn ali hpreft ef the said estate Given ypi1r
ny hssd this 18th dsy OF January rs;
IN % lsxNs Ahn'u' = stor. Z
Evening star., 1868-02-18
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFF7CE E

On the petition of COEnAD LEiBkICH, of Phil
sd MA, Pa praying for the extension Of patent
granted o. him the ID day Of May, 1885, for an
Improvement IL Trunk Lock Hasps, for seven years
from the exFi alton OF said patent, which takes
place Un the I'd day ei May, 1873
ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the 18th day of April
u"Nt, at l2 clock VI and all persons are notified
- appear and show cause IL any they have WHY
said petition ought not to he granted
fgTHOHs opposing the extension are req duired to
st ioTj Ia writing at least twenty days before the
day OF hearing All testimony filed by either party
- be used st the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted IN accordance with the rules of the Of
nee, v hiCb viii be fur nisbed on application :
DepositiOnr and other pa apers relied Don as testi
mohy must be biea in the ofScs twenty days before
the DAY oil hearing the arguments, IL any, within
ter Gay after 1lng the testimony
Ordered aso tsst this notice be published In the
c.. and in the Herald Pi itladel lphia Penna .
once week for three successive weeks the frst OF
said publications 10 he st least xty dSys pre vioua
g. The day OF hearing. A. M STOUT
f. 7-wsy Acting Commissioner of Patsuts
Evening star., 1868-02-18
CONVENIENT SALE.
RUILDING AT AUCTION.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsrER's OPPIcR,
WAsHINGToN, D. c., February "A, 1853.
WIN be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
February 20, at II A. M on the premises, under
q. M. the 0o,ernme Mt Building heretofore used
as an ONCE by the Pay Department, situated on
18th street west, between g street north and New
York avenue. being about 100 feet long and "a feet
wide, stories high, ehipgle roof: and ceiled
throughout; Sinks, and Woods he'd.
The United States relinQuIshes all care OF this
building at date of sale.
Building must be renewed within eight days or
arrangements made with the owner of the grou nd
for it's longer continuance.
Terms Cash, in Governme Mt funds
BY order of the Quartermaster General.
J. O. McFERkAN,
Deputy q. M Gen eral,
fel4-6t Brevet Brig. General, c. 8. A.
Evening star., 1868-02-18
AyY EPART MINT.

WASH No tOS. January =. Is
sealed Troposals. endorsed Proposals. for steam
hs.ftng ApPara u.s. will be received At this Oft &C
until clio z. NJ, on THUR-DAf. th- 2 tn
febrsary n-Gt, 10 b tnen opened for furni sbi &
Al the materials anu labor essary to tie
steam Heating Apparatus for warming the Ut y
Miosbip pmen Quarters now building Al the q Upited
Statee Naval Academy, Annapolis, Mary iand nc-
cordng 10 The printed specinC stious for the
which can be obtained application at this Onhce
Bid CTs must accompany heir offer- with guar
snties that they will, their Lids are sccept.l, ,
enter into contract. sfth good and sar1sfa tory
security il the full amount of the contract With
ten days after the acceptance Of their Offer, AMI
failing 20 c. 50 the autOrs maS. good
20 the United States the difference between the
offer a. 4 that " bich may he accepted.
IdeIs v III state the time they will require TO
Crnplefe the work
h Bureau reserves he righ. 70 reject any all
q the lids il for the iute OF the Government
THORNIOS A. yENktNS.
Chat of
Evening star., 1868-02-18
STATES MAILS.
GEORGIA
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
Prvre-sls for conyeyins the mails of the United
States tr, July ls'. TO June So 1871, on the fol-
ceived i the Contract Ofhce OF this De partment
until m; OF March 5lrt next, to be decided
Accepted bidders will be required TO take the
oath Pre-eTited By law, and known As the Test
foz FROM LeNinston to Lexington Depot, mile.
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday, at 7:,O
ATriVe 81 Lexington Depot by SPAN;
Leave lexington Depot daily, except sunday,
Arrive al Lexington b. loan
sl29 Prom ToOmbsb"rO' to Dublin. g miles and
Leave Toombsbcro' Saturday at fam;
Arrive az Dublin by S pm;
TsEe kTsive PITtl6 ~ T66m,.Sa4io d,s.S5ai =
6l5o Prom wriehtsville to Tehnille, Is miles and
Leave WTisht.yilis Friday .tlOam;
Arrive at TenniIle by pm;
Lesye Tennille Friday At 4pm;
Arrive at WriRbtsville BY pm.
$40 From ThSnaston to Wsynman'iIle, s miles
Leave Thomaston Tuesday and Thurstsy at g
Arrive at waynmanvilIe by Ham;
Lave Waynman'ille Tuesday aud Thursdsy
Arri,e q Thomaston hysPN
si4l rom hatoni2n TO Aontissoo- ID miles and
Leave Eatonton Monday Wednesday aid Fri
ATTi,r at aohiiceno by spm;
Leave Monticello Monday, "Wednesday and
AfrTi1e iS At EStent5 n BY I1.sppm.
6l42 Er0m Macon. by JeGeT.OnYille and Marion to
1Wigg-Viiie. "a miles and back. once q week
Leave NarOI Wednesday, a. sam;
Arrive st TwiggsNIlle by m.
Leave ] TWiRRsVIlle Thursday Of Jam,
Arrive a. Macon by pm.
NCTTS Proposals must be 10 carry the mail with
-CeSEltr CeTtaIHty. and security using the
% TIE lev anl they must he guaranteed by two Ta
sIoEsilis ptT-Ous. certified 10 such BY q post
nisster .T JUfye Of a court Of record.
No psy VII be made for tr Ps not performed. and
Tor each Of such emissions not satisfactorily y
piSn't, three timss the Iay Of the trip may be de
Quoted For arrivals FAR be hind time to break
cCEEeCtlOn with depending mails, and not sniff
CIently eNCused, one fourth of the compensation
Or The Trips subject q forfeiture Fines will he
sEplaInsd for nsgecing 20 take mail from or into
q post Cffce- for suffering 10 TO be injured, de
strOytd. robbed OF l0st and for r. fus ng after de-
msnd O. convey the mail as frequently as the
tractor runs or IL concerned In running vehicles
the route The Postmaster General NAV snnul the
contract Tor disObeying the Poet OffCe laws the
instructions II the De epartment- He may alter the
schedule II the depaT tures and arrivals. AMI also
order a. INCREASE Of service b. allowing therefore
pro rata Increase on the contract pay IL also
Curtsl Or di-COntiDu- the service in whole or in
part - % pro TatD decrease Of pay, allowing one
month eNfTa com pen sstiOn on the amount OF
vice dispersed With
Bid- shculd be addressed TO the - Second Assist
ant Postmaster General superrCribed PrOpo-
Ells, state ~ Georgia. - and sent by mail.
f0r forms Of proposals. &C. and other informa-
tru. aiNerti- M nts 0f OctJber 81 ISIS. ari
Of this date in pam phlet f"rm, at the princi psi
pvst -ff.res. ALIEN ". RANDALL,
Postmaster General
Evening star., 1868-02-18
hEPhRTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENr OFFTt

mAshlsGTON, ia AnuNry Is 1853.
On Tho petition of y. q. ALLkN, of Bo.ton,
Mass, praying Tor tine extension of = patent
grantee 20 him the POD day Of November l86e
for an Improvement in Combination Steam Guasr
Tor seven ysars from the ex pir alton of said
patent. which takes place on the 21d day of No
ysIubeT, lbs;
it ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Utlce on MukDAf, the 18th day of Juns
az " O'Clock n and all persous are notified
T. a. b ana show cause. ~ airy they have, vby
saii petition ought not to be granted.
Pers. ns OqpuSlng the extension required 10
lle in he Pafeut Oifce their objections specially
sEt forth in writing at least fnsN days befors the
day % hearing ali res imony fie by eiths party
t. be nerd 81 the said hearing must be taken and
rarsIniftt-i in actordsuCe+w with the ruie- of the
office which viii he furnish on app tcation. ~
= bt positions aud other papers, relied upon ss
tesnnscny raust be hled Ia the Office ncsa,y dsys
Dttore The day Of hearing; the arKumen ate, ii asy
wtlhtn ~ Gays sfitI hlipg tn, Testimony.
81 ordered. sisO, that this m tce lie published in
The ks7ntiicsn snd inteiiig.noer Washington, ID.
O., ard ~ the Journsi Bcst1r, Mass ONCE .
vsft for three fGcces Ive weeks: the nret Of ssii
r-ttceti"ifs TO be at ksst sixty dsys rrevisus 30
tfs day of kesrisF A a srOJfT
ft.V5v hCtir 2 cnnmissiourr 80 pstan's
TIE CSiGIsAL FRANC. fe1-iu
Evening star., 1868-02-18
~The largest loser by the Cbica~o S.r

sSrThe largest loser by the Chicago f,rr an
peared the next morning among the smok,se 2
ruins Of his place of bus ness 20 plant thersoe
this sign: "Phpnir! Removed 10 No, n Sev IN
Water street, on account OF the intense he tsss
His pluck was greeted with the cheers OF 4 nui-
tiiude ofspectators. = -
81 Mayor Gopsiii, OF Jersey CITY, has bssu
nneo hve dollars for not cleaning the pavpmeae
in front of his residence. He was nulctsd -
Complaint OF an unfortunnte ciusen who had
slipped on the ice.
aTHenry O. Neal. q Methodist preSchnr,
was, on sunday last sci zed by gang OF rrf-
fans while on his way 10 MI an appointment NJ n
ount County, Tennessee. sad crssAy
whipped.
OLam,rtine 10 . confirmed opium eater. =
~Garibaldi Is seriously in st Caprsra. -As
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