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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-23
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BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LoNDoN, February q. Dispatches
from Athens announce that the Greek
Chambers have been dissolved, and
that elections for members of the new
Legislature is to be held in May.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-In the House of
Commons. to- day. in reply to an in
quiry of the O'Connor Don, Mr..
Fortessae said the Government pro-
posed to release forty-ive Fsnians
who were convicted of treason, last
year, in England and Ireland. includ-
ing several leaders. 15a-rsa5
LONDON. Feb. 22.-Baron Leoniel
De Rothschild (LiberaD has been
elected to Parliament from London
City in place of Mr.. Bell (Conserva
tive ~ ~
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Hamilton County is estimated at
i 200. and Wabash at 800. Tyner's
majority willIbe larser than sRrptt's
was in October.
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BY Teiegraph,l fs New YoRK. Feb. 2.
GOLD = The transactions on Broad
Strset embraced half a million dollars In
gold at E31 Z, aud sl0O,9C0 at 1873. closing at
1885.
/ I GCYERSsfESTs = The only Quotations
were iIUIs.sIll15 for CTS.
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Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tured, but such notes as are offered are
bought at a per cent. of.
The following quotations are from the
office OF w. j. Lowry & Co, Bankers, No. 6
First Street.
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A LIBERAL REWARD

XYILL BE PAID TO ANY PER-
Wv son who VIII give us Information
sum e1ent to convict an j.: boy CT boys, or
other persons, who commit malicious
trespass. by the breaking of glass or other
wise, upon the Tobacco Warehouse, cor
ner of FIT and Locust y reefs or other
property belonging to the estate of Watts,
Crane & Co.. baN Ellaai5tf4f Hf lftA -
MCNEEhY & SCHUBERT,
ASslgneeS,
Washington Block, opp. COurt-HOuse.
feb20 d3t e4 .s-.,s 80 -
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Menlnhis Markell.

By Telegraph.I MEMPHIS. Feb. q. i
CoTrON-Firm at 2SA92S15c. Receipts OF
Is o bales; EXPORTS, 1888 bales. itrft6ssH
FLOUR Dull; supe<fue &c 2olt7. fs
CoRN-At zoe. -'
OATS-W hits, zoe; black, SIC. 81 4N
HAY-ST. .Ht 4-..-.5r.s.. ..e....-.4.
BRAN--At S2j.
goRN MEAL % 40f7s3 50. i - z rt-ta+gf HA
PORK-S34, 4rt4Esfa Vi 4sf HfafK4-tfE
BULK MEATS-Are weak clear sides at
I71kdI1T 1Sc, sh houl derS II 14c.
IlRsfcs5E ED HOGS-f2a1 lZtSc. zaI FHTTIa
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A experienced by those who use steam
power is the formation in their boilers of
wlIat is known to engin eers as SCALE -
or - tINCRUSTATION''- "a hard substance
formed out of the earthly salts contained
In the water. which attaches itself firmly
to the whole inner surface of the boiler.
Ia this city this difficulty is pecu larry ag-
gravated by the Tar g quantity of magne-
STA and lime found in the wa er, Which,
besides forming scales on the boiler, OBJ
structs the pipes and occasions the most
annoying delays In cleaning, as we'll as
actually endangering the safety OF the
boiler -
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stilIwelI's Palent Meater

Removes al this difIiculty, sending the
water into the boiler free from any sedi-
nIent whatever, and pure as II distilled.
All who use what are known as the 'stIrfVe
weIIs'' for their supply or water eanno6
afford to do without this Heater. It viii
save them much money in the purchase of
fuel to say not hing of the annOyance and
delay ia cleansing boilers. The Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cleanSed.
One has been in operation at Igleheart's
FIGURING Mill for many mont ms, and given
entire satisfaction. Another is in opera
ton in b eilman's 3 Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining.
! orders tor StillweiFs Heater will receive
prompt attention IL left with
sal 3s5snr az zEnsl - I5e Il sszsa l..t Fre
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1s' TURKEY.

CoNsTANTNoPLE, February %. -
The DEGREES and orders recently is
sued by the Sublime Porte against the
Greeks have been revoked, and the
Turkish ports thrown open again to
the Greek shipping - a3fl Ii.
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$50 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued at sI2O each.
I40 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued at 500 each.
s4 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued at $50 each.
TIOK ETs, @5.


tPWTME DRAWING WILL TAKE
III place at Masonic Temple in Loais-
vile, Kentucky, on the LIST day of Septern-
Ag, nts will furnish pamphlets giving
s tbe ses 81 Of the hs eHa
the safe. s-.1fssf d ga t
Commissioners who will manage the en-
terprise are named in the act of the Legis-
latnre. and their integrity and reSponsl-
BiIity are endorsed In the certificates
(Which win be found In the pamPhlets)
of Governor John w. Stevenson. Hons
Garrett Davis and Thomas o. McCreery,
United States Senators, Hon.. John n.
bunch, Speaker OF the Kentucky House
OF Representatives. Hon. Archibald Dixon,
Joseph Adams, President OF the Farmers'
tf0naf Bank, john II. Barret and others. OF
Henderson, KY; Hon. w. II. Parrett, JudRe
Of the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judi
cial District, and NJ. 3. johnson, Judge of
Hon. VIM. ID. Walker, Mayor, John 8.
Hopkins, President First National Bank.
and others, Of Evansville, Indiana, and
many other gentlemen OF position and
TICKETS can be purchased of
L. II. LYME, Farmers Bank, Hender-
'DR' X D. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank,
A1THos. Z. <. BROOKS, CovIngton, KY;
JOHN 4. LATHAM, President hank OF
Hopkinsville, HopxinsviIie, KY.
James l.. Dallam, Commercial Bank, Pa
50 Books opened at these points on che
LIST of October, 1868.
PHILIP HORNBROOK, ESQ.,, Water
SEMONIN. DIXON q CO., No. = north
First street, will order tickets from the
Agents at Henderson, KY, for those who
desire TO purchase. sez5 aft
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Feb. p. = The press of
the country urge upon the Provisional.
Government the necessity of pFeserv-
ing the friendship of the United
States. ~ ..aal.a-s .aea.. ~ ~ -
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Caucus OF RepubIacnn Sem,
ators. eai : ssao

Repeal of the e T5nure-of-Of-
flee Law Considered.
ia a---s..'@s 80 : 600.
The PRESIDENTS Veto on Bill
Regulating Duties Osn'
on Copper.
Hospitalitiss of Baltimore
rendered the President.
fs5l- e85.T7 -41GE 8aox-
Catholic Revolt Against Ar
bitrary Action of q szr
Bishop. e'a.i-a ., =, Z. :
They Objsct to One-Man
Power.
q. aaa .aaad &
Ep scop Il Bishops in Illi-
nOls and Kentucky "~
in Conflict. apa .a
LIZ 100 81 diane .i.s.tal
Tho High and LOW Church
Question.
rsr sea .rir1e tr m y
Congressional Proceedings
Nau. hv Atlantic Cable
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CASH

and win be offered TO The trade at such
prices as cannot fail 10 Impress The buyer.
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dl5e European Market. rs4.
By Cable.l LONDON. Feb. D..
Sugar, S9s 81. on spari tallow 45s Cd; hn-
seed, 59s.
FAfNKFoRT, February q. bonds, 825S. y
ANTWERP, February 2.-Petroleum 57s<f.
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We feel assured, we have facilities to COM
pete with any house in the country.
We receive our Queensware direct from
the Potteries Of StadordshiTe, England,
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong 70 our customers.
Having completed arran nRerneuts with
MEAKGN BROS. 4 Co, Of suanordshirs.
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this market OF their cele GRATED STONE
CHINA WARE. we are now prepar ed
supply the trade.
sS- Consult your own Interest by exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. lianl
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II AR DWAR e.

we have removed. since the destruction
Of our stock by ite on the 2Ist OF Deeom-
ber, TO the old Loewenthal stand, al the
corner Of First and Main Streets. aud have
now In store one OF the most complete
stocks or goods In our line that can be
found in the West. purchased on dpn
market Tor
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Crescent city FLOORING Min.
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nae DIFFICULTY RRMOYED
SsIHWell's Patent =

EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
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Dwelling Houses insured for a fa-r, :,
years at greatIy reduced rares
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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsToNs--The market is duh, with
fair demand. We fix ourquotatiOns as fol-
lows; NeIO Ness Pork, sS2 50. Bulk Meats,
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wAREl
. - i - q,
Lamps, Looking Glasses,

JAMES NJ. WARREN, having -pur-
chased his former Interest of NJ. Henning,
Esq, and az we have sold our Interest IA
the CAIRO HOUSE, and also removed our
stock nom the old stand No. ID Main &C..
thus CONCENTRATING our entire resources In
the oommOdions MARBLE FRONT
EUILDINa.
No. % First Street,
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oB MAIN sT. e5l
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The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Senate amendments to the
Naval Appropriate BIZ, several of them
making reductions in minor apprOpria-
tions. Nonconcurred in.
The bill was then laid aside, and the
legislative Appropriation Bill taken up.
Amendments were offered strik ing out APP
propriaiions for newspapers and station
ery for members. and for public printing,
and rejected.
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BANKABLE FUNDS.

u. 8. Treasury Notes.
+ National Bank Notes.
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Three Years at the Price Of Too.
FsUe Years at the Price of Three.
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INSURANCE.
NEXsEN g. BIXBY.

General Insurance Agents,
IL AND
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g The trade for the Week has been very
satisfactory for the season, and the pros
poets for the Spring busin ess are quite Hat
terIng. The market for some OF the staples
is quite animated We have materially
changed quotations, esp ecially in Sugar
and Sugar products.
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CITY ITEMS.
OAK HALL CLoTHING EMPORIUM,
For Gentlemen, Boys, and Children.
400 eth ST., opposite Z. %.
GREAT REDUCTION
in the

Price of Clothing.
All gentlemen's Wooden Garments, with but
Few exceptions, marked down.
walking Goats marked down from 81 to 81.
Pantaleons marked down from 81 to g.
In most cases this brings the goods down to
about cost.
tall wear, and are well adapted to seaside and
mountain atmosphere.
Business Suits marked down from 80 TO SIS
per snIt.
Childrens and Boys Suits are sufficiently
low.
GEO. G.. HRNNING, No 5Il .th street
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DRLIcIoue.-What II nicer than q SUGAR.
cured hami They can be bought for II End -
cents per pound frem O. s. O'Hare i Son, at
252 7th street, between n and " streets, where
also can be found Welchs family Hour. and
everything n the grocery line q: reduced
prices.
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LAYTON BLACKBRRRIRs The public have
now an opportunity Of procuring this fruit, so
suitable for the table or preserving. but orders
must be sent in at once, as none of il is brought
TO market. Families can be supplied right
from the vines by addressing s. Il. Clagett,
BrightWood Post Office. ID. @.
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- TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN

6EoRsErowy. June Fist rssa
Notice IL hereby given tnat the f-llouins pron
erfy sold for taxes April etn, ISIS. and IN nov
redeem ed gtogsthsr With In crest and cost 81 81
vertisemept or before July sth. 1853, I.orsor.
ticn deeds viii he seued 60 the purch asar. IN -.
cordance With the laws made and provided for
such casee
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DRY GOODS Ar REDuCED PRICES.

To diDinish stock are selling q lol Bridge
street, 0eorgetown. Lawns, OrGsndiee, 6rena-
ones, Percals, Ptques. Ali acas, and ell kinds OK
Summer Preee Goods. at greatly reduced prices.
Black Grenadines, 7s and ~; Black Alescss, o to
Umbrella and Parssols, 0euze Merino Gnder-
vests; Calicoes, fast oolers. 10 aud l2s; Desinss
Is and 20 cente. just received one case mere same
kipd Blesched Muslin yard wideD We have been
jsii i'm BENJAMIN MILLER.
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ST. AIMS INFANT ASYLUM SALE, SUPPER
AND FESTIVAL at Carroll Hall closes TO- night.
Remember the orphans. All OF our citizens
should contribute their mite 20 his noble
charity.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. ;. T. CouMBE: DENTIST, No. ss1 stn
LkkIH extracted without pain. TEETH
Inserted on Gold, silver, or Rubber ~
an,s sno niieo In the best manner, on moderate
sefms. aps Sun.
nRe. W. AHD II. A. MERRILL .DDHrIer0
No 2s6 PHHNsfLyANIA AvE-<-
LUZ, petMesn 18th and 18th streets, fur
o. flate desired. Pure Ntfvoss 0xtds Ga, oon-
stantly on hand for extracting teeth without pain.
once satisfaction In every particular. no Io-lys
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MILLS CATAwBA WINE,
WI Prom Gen Mills, of sandusky.
Perfectly pure and rarely surpassed By any
dther vine Tor sumner use.
Daily ordered by physicians
NV. BgRCHELL,
Corner 18th ana y streets,
Je3D under Ebbitt House
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DRAD.-Elsewhere will be found the notice
OF the death and funeral of Mrs. Charlo
w. Fisher, wife of Mr.. Thomas J. Fisher
formerly Of this city. Mrs. Fisher was a most
estimable lady, and has a wide circle of friends
IN this CITY TO mourn her loss. She was q
daughter Of the much respected John Sioussa
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u r, RICHA AUS
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

" r, RICHA AUS
GOLDEN REMEDIES.
Ask for no other. take 10 other and you will
save time, health and money.
$1,000 kEWARp for any case Of disease in any
stage v hich they fall TO cure
Dr. RIohaN Golden Baisam No. cures Ulcers,
Ulcerased Bore j hroet and 0outh, Sore Eye. o.
rens Gus or Skin 8ru ptiens, Cooper Colored
Blotebeo. Soreness Of the Scalp, ecrOfals, &C.; 10
the freetoet Renovation, Alternative, and Blood
Purfner known. removes al diseaDe from the sys-
ten, and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
OT. RiohaHs Geidea Baisam No. cures Mercu-
nal Anectons, rheumatism IN ell fts forms.
whether from mercury or other causes: gives i'm
mediate relief - Gil cosoa. No dieting nece0Dary
have Thousands OF Oertihcates proving the 1irac-
ulous cares e1ecsfd bv thess Remedies. Price Of
sssns e. 10 or No q $50 per bottle, or too bot
d.. RscAsr's Goides Asadofs, Q safe, spssdy.
pleasant and radical cure for ell Urinary Oefsnee-
@ents. eecomIsnisd with full dirsctions. Price
IL. EieiesS Geldes B,irr dA~osr. radical
yegBs impsrtine energy With vendsrfsi snsct.
On S:esips % Irics. thee E.nsdiss sin b
al corsslosdsnse. yc-e gensiae vithost sss
RieAsrds, sole DroDrissor." blown In slsss Of bot
A1arss pE 2. =, lIcHARpQ. No. sss ysrsck
sfreet. Nev Horh. Once hoan from .. =. 20 D.
N. 0cireuIsrs can't. jyS-iy
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DIsoRDIRLY CoNDUCr.-On Sunday after.
noon q number Of soldiers attempted TO enter
the house known as the Boundary HOTEL near
the Park, when some citizens making their
APPEARANCE, q light took place. Oncers Grant
and Mullins arrested NJ. Brough, w. Fitz.
gerald, w. II. Trainor. and Lewis DAVIS. JUS
tice Wall heard the case, and fined the last.
named IS, and the others being soldiers, were
delivered TO their commanding ofhcer.
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GEO. G. HKNNING, No. Sill TIN street

PURE AND LUsTRoUs AS WHITE SATIN, are
the teeth to which Sozodont is daily applied.
bark of the Gillian Soap Tree. which is one of
lis components, is used in South America for
removing spots from white silks without IN.
Juripg the fabric. OF all preservatives and an
hseptics il il. according to the famous French
botaDists and chemists, Fleury and Chalard, the
most potent and the most harmless.
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SOMETHING NEW-THB EMPIRE MILK
- COOLER.-We warrant mis- TO cool milk e
soon 90 drawn from the COW. No ice used For
further particulars apply Ct 426 9th street.
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FLOUR INsPECTIoN.-The amount of flour
inspected by the Corporation Inspector, for the
quarter ending June 30tb, 1869, was as follows:
Family, 2,ss9 barrels; extra, 1923 do; SUPER
fine, 473R do; fee, III do. rye, lS5 do; mid.
ding, s do. Total, 1859 barrels
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YACHTIHG.-The announcement of meeting
OF acht owners at Potomac Ferry wharf on
Saturday night last failed TO bring together a
full representation, as the only parties present
were the owners Of the (Which of the Wave"
Of these clubs express their willingness 70
enter their boats IN q race with any beats in the
country, not over their size, for q club prize OF
ore hundred dollars each, the WANING boat TO
take the pile. 1t b believed that q yacht race
upon the plan proposed will be secured at an
early day.
On Sunday the Potomac was made lively,
both morning and evening. BY the appearance
In the river Of the yachts switch Of the Wave"
Eila," the competing bosts Of the District,
whose skillful mon0u vering and sportive
trials OF speed attracted crowds Of persons on
the Vharves and hillsides skirtiaG sthe river
'front.'" The witch" and ..Dolphin," each
well filled with the friends and members Of the
clubs, made trial trip In The morning 10
Alexandra and return, which resulted In q
very close contest and gave much satisfaction
TO the ba ckers OF both boats. .If7F
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ACcIDINrAL DRowNINe.-On Sunday a
colored man named Andrew Jackson, in the
employ Of Mr.. OisselL butcher, while hathiue
inyRock Creek, near Kalorama, was drowned.
His body Was recovered and DR.. Potter, the
Coroner, held an inquest when verdict OF &C.
cidental drowning was returned. The body
was then removed TO the late residences OF tue
deceased, on the corner Of roth and N streets.
Several persons have been drowned at the same
spot where this case occurred, the water being
very deep
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LIMITED STATS PAfBuf OYgICR.
n. ,.sas ss ~ On SSci ~ Il e.s;,
unnsee, DraVtnG 1pr tks sxSsssion Of 1919
70 IN q =: il.s ~ e ossSs, 49,
rocaftng eo0s:
10 = orosrs1 thst ssid PETITION % nserd g
- - esPess shis szs..sse.is Se's 49, :.
th{s One tvsSfv Ssxs before the day % hearing.
SAMUEL g. FISHER.
el6 lavSv ConnfsGionsr OF Pefeots.
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ONR WOMAN SHOOTS ANorHRR-lna house
In Majors alley, between 18th and l3x and q
and ID streets, Sunday evening, Octavia BRYAN
tcoiored) took mp a single. barreled pistol. and
carelessly fourshed the weapon around.
While she was thus using herself the pistoi
was discharged. and the contents-smaIl shot
entered the left breast Of colored woman
named Mary johnson, inflictlng very severe
wounds. DR.. Buckley was called in and re.
moved about twenty shots He is of opinion
inst the wounds are not dangerous. Octayia
Bryan was arrested by Onicer Llscom be. of the
NTH precinct, and was locked up at the cen trail
guard.houee to await q hearing
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RRsIsTlNG AN OFPICER.-About O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, colored man named
george washington was noticed leaving
Schuster's restaurant, 9TH and streets fol-
lowed by Mrs s., who charged him with hay.
ing attempted TO rob the money drawer Wash
ing'on was very abusive, and Officer Frayin,
OF me min precinct, came up and placed him
under arrest. He, however res isted the officer
and struck him, and a number of coored men
gathered around, urging Washington to resist.
and Notwithstanding it was known that Frayip
was an officer, they forced him to let go the
prisoner, who ran across the commons WASH
ington was subsequently pointed out TO Officer
hopkins, on duty In the second precinct and
was locked up until Justice Wall heard the
case: and Officer Frayin preferring the charge
OF disorderly conduct only, he was let OIL win
q fine of So. "
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L A. BOSWELL,
JUSTICE or THE PEACE,
Omce-22s ~ street. west, near ss. ssuth.
Landlord and tenant and civil business
orally attended TO.
Also, Deeds, Leosss, Mortgasss snd Wills daily
executed.
VMce open nom Sc; Y. tssI. =. daily.
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removing spots from white silks without IN.
Juripg the fabric. OF all preserv All YES and an
hseptcs il il. according to the famous French
botaDists and chemists, Fleury and Chalard, the
most potent and the most harmless.
OFFICIAL REPORTS prove that Hoff's Malt
Extract has shown an incalculable influence
on the condition of the sick soldiers during the
last European wars. This fact, in con lun ton
with the encomiums OF our first physicians,
speaks SO well for Hof's Malt Extract, that
further praise on our part would be superfiu.
Gus.
CoRNs, &C.-Dr. w bite, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years prac tical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
a22 pennsylvania avenue, between \ and 9th
streets streets since 1851; successfully treats Corns.
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, without
pain or inconvenience to the patient The shoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers to the many eminent physi.
clans, surgeons and thousands OF other respon-
eible persons who patronize his establishment
Hours from o. m. to p. m. Owing to press
OF business at Office. DR.. White Is unable to
visit patients at their residences except between
ana p. m.
THE OINTRAL DoLLAR STORE, y Market
Space. between 9Th and 9th streets, Is in con-
slant receipt OF the latest novelties in the way
OF Jewe;ry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &c.
5,7,l:
MUST WIN-"No Use Denying The Fact."-
Stevens, Proprietor Of the Tea Hong, has
adopted a principle Of selling Tea that must
aCin being sound and correct in every feature
One pound as cheap as though you bought u
thousand.
6,l7 ssHoNG," Sc eth street.
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A NEW WAY OF DOING BUsINRss.-Holian-
der Bros will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at i've per
cent. above cost. We AJAX all who are in need
OF the above goods to pafroniae MS as il will
save considerable money to the buyer and ena-
BILE Us to continue selling goods at these rates.
HoLLANDKR Bros, 21O Penna avenue
5,3l,l: between l.th and 18th SITS.
CHIAPKR THAN THE CHIAPIsr.- White
Shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 25. and upwards. I'm.
derebirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards.
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand.
kerchiefe, already hemmed, : for IS cents. The
best Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or 50 cents q
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button. hole, 10 cents . box; And all other goods
at equally low prices, al Franc Il 0oldman's,
Marble Hail, No. 45s 7th street, DEPOSITS Patent
Once. 7.6.1:
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$50 DOZEN English Socks, double neeIs ano
toes, 1915 dozen, or 90 cents per pair. Just
received at Marble Hall, No. IS tn street, op.
poeita Patent once. -.r. sill:
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