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The International Fair.

Mr.. Editor: There are several salient points
which have strangely escaped consideration in
advocating as early period as possible for our
proposed Worlds Fair, which 1 will briefly
state.
Mr.. Sumner proposes to recede because for
sOoth, England has suddenly taken a notion to
have Worlds Fair too. There are many rea-
SONS for believing that our fair would be more
successful than an English fair, and, among
others, these: 1st The greatest war in the great
est country the world ever saw has just closed,
and has brought our nation conspicuously before
the world. I'd. During years tour of Europe
and adjacent countries heard great curiosity
expressed to see the great Republic and the new
world. In Germany, France, Switzerland, and
Italy especially, met many who had friends or
relations in the war, and who were eager to
come over, and this fair would clinch their resO-
luton. Sd. While at the French Exposition
many of the exhibitors from different countries
told me that they intended to preserve their spe-
cimens, which they had elaborated at great ex-
pense and care, for the next worlds fair. 4th.
Ii We prOcrastinate for three Or four years,
which We must do If We yield to our unseltish
and affectionate cousins over the way, our idea
will spread, and every large city win want the
tair, and a fzzle will result, as the New York
fair was No; the proper place to hold worlds
fair is the capital of the nation in which it is
held. Then there is no jealousy, and all unite
and share in the common glory. Let us take no
step backwards. e. s.
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PpfGG,s

Prices
0We Dollar Js1eiry store,
No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and
9th streets.
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PETRR GALLANT, a well-known builder of
this city, died on Sunday, at R0ssburg, Prince
Georges county, Nd, in the 50th year OF his
age. His funeral took place yesterday from st.
Aloysins Church, and was largely attended.
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AN EXHIBITION by the pupils Of the Female
intermediate Public Schools, Second District
the exercises were quite interesting, consisting
Of dialogues, recitations, readings, and singing.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Assessments, re.

Nx-roxAr THKATRE-"Jack and the Bean
Stalk, First appearance Of the Cl0doche Dan
GERS
Walls OPERA HoUsE--wild, Barney and
l6ac's Minstrels.
wHITEHURsT GALLERY-Mammoth iilumi-
mated views Of the war, Sc, every evening.
DAILY EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon, ON the
steamer Arrow, at 10 a. m.
SMITH Is SrRoNG's ART GALLERY, 245 F
street ..
MARKRITKR's ART GALLERY, 4s6 It'll street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pennsylvania
Avenue.
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FINE PAID.-John Shea, whose arrest for as
sauit and battery was noticed I'm yesterdays
STAR, was lined so, and paid it, and was not
stated.
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TIE LoEs BRIDGE was reopened to travel
yesterday, the rerairs npon II having been COM
pleted.
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MENBHRe OF SYRACUsIAN LODGE, X. p, viii
notice call for special meeting tonight.
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WINES. LIQUORS Of all descriptions 10 suit the
most fastidous. Also, the choicest brands Of
Segars, purchased expressly for the holidays,
street.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Small stealing-More Law Needed.

small 6te0kkm8 -sWV1c Inv NeeOeOs
Editor Of as star: This city and vicinity are
infested with 50 many petty thieves that it is
almost impossible for any body to keep with
ordinary care and caution any chickens, or
poultry of any kind, pigs, wood, coal, &c. The
principal reason Of this, is that there il no law
suited to the protection Of this property, nor to
restrain these small thieves from stealing. They
will break lock as quick, with as little hesita-
ton, as they would barely swing a door, or climb
fence into an inclosure, ought not the
breaking of lock, and the breaking
into an clubhouse in the night time to be deemed,
in the construction of law here, burglary, and
punishable by confinement in the penitentiary?
1t Is 50 i'm some of the States know; and 20 man
can break into a smoke house, hen-coop, barn,
wood house, or any other out buildings without
committing burglary in those States. 1t ought
to be 50 here. Understand that the police saw
that it does no good to pursue these rascals that
are nightly breaking locks, or tearing ont the
sides Of buildings to steal chickens, wood &C.,
for there is no law here to punish adequately
such crimes. Two nights ago, the lock to the
wood house Of Mr.. j. 8. Clursden, on Twelfth
street, was broken for the purpose, it is sup
posed, of stealing chickens, but there were no
chickens there, and nothing missed. Thus it is
nightly in this city. Let us have a proper law to
punish the villains. L. s. A.
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AFRICA IN TRoUBLR.-Africa whitby, col
ored man, was arrested yesterday in George
the premises Of DIR. John b. Keasby in the
county and stealing quantity of wine and
preserves. He was brought before Justice
Plant, who, after hearing the case, Committed
him TO jail for appearance at court.
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CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Cartter.-To-
day the case Of Oaksmith, lessee, agt. johnson
was resumed, and juror was withdrawn and
case continued with leave to plaintitfto amend.
The case of Register agt. McClelland was
Davidge, for plaintiff, and j. j. COOmbs and j,
G. Clayton, for defendant. This case grows out
Of patent street washers, and plaintiff claims
damages because Of defendant making a street
washer which is claimed is similar to and in
fringes on plaintiff patent.
CRIMINAL COURT, JUDGE Fsher.-To-day, the
court was occupied with the case of James II. A.
Schureman, charged with passing counterfeit
money, which is being argued to the jury.
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OyyIcrR WILLIAMS, who was 50 seriously in
tsred BY an assault on him a few days since, il
so1ev hst better this morning took q litxIe
Jehethmsnt this morning for tie 1rst time.
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reaches his greatest southern defamation. I'm
other words is at that point In the ecIiptic
farthest south from the equator. For several
Gays before and after the solstice there IS bat a
sheht variation in the suns apparent declina-
OF, ano ne Is said 10 stand still; these DAYS i'm
longest ~ the year. ''"'
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Morro-aQuiek Sale. and Smau Profts.u
Georgetown Advertisements.

n@DR. r. J. soUTHwORTH HAS OPENED
US an Office at IS High street Georgetown,
near Forrest Hall. Office hours to 10 T. m, L 70
and s to p. m. no2t Inn
nROIDE WATCHEs-EQCAL TO $3.50
~ gold watch: Ladies and Lads, 8 1 =; Gents, n
no. Also, 400 pieces yewelry and Silver IN
Plate from 25c to $40. Prize package con-
tanning III worth for 2Jc. Orside Watch Com pany,
Is High street. Georgetown. DELI 90
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SOMETHING NEW FOR CHRIsrNAs-The s,s.-
simeps Of Wsrne's Picture Puzzle Tow RopLs
sent rs By Blanchard q hohnn. are very neat.
Christmas.
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BETTER TRAN FOREIGN PoRr-Speer's Port
Grape Wine is better than imported Port, and
since the adulteration of the latter il must take
its place. 1t Is pure and really excellent and
health givIng.-Troy Times.
Our druggists have some direct from Mr.
Speer. WAS
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ODEoN HALL.

ODEoN HALL.
We have Just received a large assortment Of
Mems, Youths and BOYS Clothing.
Those that wish to get the value OF their money
will do well by calling at odeon Hall, 40 Penn
sylvania avenue, corner a. street.
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Ton BOWIE AGAIN-Yesterday Tom Bowie
was arrested by officer Howe for having as
saulted Henry Taylor, and Justice Mills fined
him % for this offence and 81 for disorderly
conduct. On the charge Of assembling Peter
Rochelle, noticed yesterday, Justice Chase held
him to bail for court.
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TIKI SELECT SCHOOL corner lIfh and ~ "a
IN charge OF Misses Helen Williams And Annie
y Evans, was closed last evening for the holt
days with Interesting exercises by the nuniis
Mr.. j. o. Wilson presided, and addrssses -
eshyered BY Rev. q. W. samson and Hon. j. a.
Gayneld. - n
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WAsHIHGToEIANs CoNPIRMED-AmopQ the
confrmations by the Senate yesterday We notice
those Of Francis III. Harrington, of this city, son
of ex-Swedish Minister Harrington, as a First
Lieutenant, and Richard Wallach, son OF Chas
3. Wallaeh, also WashingtOnian, as Second
Lieutenant in the Marine Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22

OF Carpets for Offices and bedrooms These
carpets are warranted 10 give satisfaction.
ADANsoN's, SOC Ninth street.
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ROBBERY OF A ROBE.-On Sunday even ing
as the buggy of Mr.. b. w. SUNNY was standing
on s street, near 18th, the robe was taken out
and carried OF. Last night, Sergeant Pool and
Oficer Collins arrested Robert Nelson and
Richard Burnett on the charge Of the larceny,
and this morning Justice Wall committed them
to fail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22

TIE STEAMER COLUMBIA IN A STORM.-The
steamer Columbia, due at Alexandria OIL SUNDAY
evening from Baltimore, did not arrive until
about five O'Clock Monday morning, having been
detained by stress Of weather. The Alexandria
Gazette says: Captain Harper reports the storm
as one OF the severest he ever encountered, and
says that the waves of the sea were higher than
he ever knew them to be. At CObbs Point the
gale was 20 strong that fish we're blown ont of
the water, and the Columbia brought up one
hundred punches of the largest perch ever seen,
that had been blown ashore there and caught
while numbed by the cold. Thousands of punches
could have been caught had the condition Of the
nsh been discovered earlier, for the warm sun
of yesterday revived them, and they were en-
abled TO escape into deep Water.n
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SOME AND SECT
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF,
THE HANDSOME PRESENTS.
A choice selection Of MERSHAUM and FANCY
PlPES: also all fine brands Of SMOKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO, can be had at
p. 4. ALBRECHTS.
Cor. Of Bridge and High ste, Georgetown
Cigars by the box at wholesale prices. dell-2ws
nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.-As the
- season is advanced, we have determined TO cell
az greatly REDUCED PRICES, DRESS GOODS,
Shawls, Cloaks, Cloekings Blankets, Cloths CASH
meres, and all our Winter Goods We also selling
Callcoes, Cottons, and Domestics Of all kinds, as
trict. BENJkM MIN MILLER
dei0-tJaIS- lO1 Bridge st., Georgetown, ID. g.
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE, pro-
nounced the simplest and noiseless machine i'm
the world, can now be bought on easy terms at
the Agency, c. Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset
Factory, 315 9Th street, between ID andE. 12,s
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Too MANY BEAUx AT ONcR.-Last night,
about ten O'Clock, Henry Smith, colored went
(between n and . and 9Th and 9th streets. to
see his sweetheart, bnt several other beaux
being in the house they refused to let him in,
and he knocked down the door and cleared the
house. Ohfcer Chase arrested him, and this
morning Justice Wall committed him to Jail ON
the charge Of house-breaking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22

GENTLEAKN's OvERCoATs are selling at very
low prices at "'Oak Hall, AGO 9Th street, oppo-
site Post Office.
12,1s,6 BARBOUR & Co., Proprietors.
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CHILDREN's OvERCoATs at coax Hall" 40
9TH street, opposite Post ONCE. I2,ls,6
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ALLEGED WAGON THIEF.-Recently gang Of
thieves have been in the habit of watching gro
GERS wagons, and when the driver is engaged in
delivering goods going behind them and carry
ing of some goods. To-day Detective McDevitt
arrested a boy who gave his name as Robert
West, who, 1t Is alleged, is one of the ringlead-
ers Of the gang, and Justice Harper committed
him to Jail for court.
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A HANDSOME PORTRAIT Of the late DR.. Vim.
- nagIuder has been procured by Hiram Lodge,
Do. 10, r. A. A. NJ, of which he was q member,
10 hang in their hall, in the First Ward. Ii was
painted from carte de visite by MIR. j. q. Cox
An Indiana artist, at cost OF about ESQ., which
Sas raised BY subscription among the Masonic
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DEATH OF CAPT. FERGUsoN.-Capt. Colin B.
Ferguson, Quartermaster In the United States
Army, and stationed in Alexandra during the
first years Of the war, died in Chelsea, Massa-
chusetts, ON Saturday, nth inst. For three
years previous to his death deceased had been
afflicted with blindness. He Joined the Catholic
Church year before he died, and was buried in
the Catholic cemetery at East Maiden.
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PROPOSED STATUE TO GENERAL SCOTT At
THE SOLDIERS HOME.-The trustees Of the Old
aged institutions in the country, have now under
consideration q project for erecting bronze
statute, heroic size, of General Scott in their
will be given to Launt Thompson, of New York,
whose statue Of Sedgwick, at West Point, has
been 20 much admired. The idea Of building
this home for the old soldiers, it will be remem-
bered, originated with General Scott, who was
its father and founder.
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CHILDREN's GARIBALDI's at soak Hall" AGO
9TH street, opposite Post Office. 12,ls,6
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ANoAH WALKER CO.,
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS.
BUSINESS SUITS, Of Melton, Scotch and domestic
Sassmere, OF our own manufacture, equal 20 the
pest custom Work, and fully - per cent. cheaper.
EALL pNERCOATS, at reduced prices
BOYS SCHOOL and PRESS SC1TS In ages from,
three years and upwards, in great variety Of quail
BOYS 0yERCOATs and ToGAs
MIN , ONERCOATS Of various fabrics, adapted 70
the present season. and a prices lees than the same
make OF goods can be purchased elsewhere.
hfte, Soiored and Cashmere SHIRTS. Of eupe-
rior mt Men g and Boys Under Shirts and Drawers
" nosct A. seeri' F S8Ssa g. S. vc,s
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FINED FOR ExCAvATING A STREET.-Yester-
day, the fourteen colOred laborers arrested by
request Of T.. =. Atkinson, Commissioner Of the
Fifth Ward, charged with violating the 18th
section Of the act Of 1856 relating to Sewerage.
q stated in The STAR Of last evening, were
before Justice Maryman, and T. s. Atkinson
tesuned that no permit for the digging OF the
drain had been granted for the excavation of the
street by the proper authorities. Justice Mary
man fined each Of the accused 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-22

MASONIC ELECTIoN.-At the annual meeting
or National Lodge, No. Il, held last night, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year Isaac l.. johnson, W. NJ; ). l.. liable, s.
W; A. b. Wolfe, j. W.; Julius Pach, Secretary;
L. w. SOnnenschmidt, Treasurer.
Harmony Lodge, No. II last evening elected
The following officers: William A. Yates, w NJ:
samuel BAXTER, s. W.; John w. Dame j. W.
william y. Brown, Treasurer; Samuel L. Car
TiDgton, Secretary.
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A BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF WORKINGS Freis,
of this city, has just completed piece Of hair
work for Mrs. President Grant which the family
will highly prize, it being made OF the hair of
Mrs. CTS deceased mother. 1t is arranged in a
handsome oval gilt frame. The principal feature
is weeping willow, with trunk, branches and
leaves all Of hair, overhanging monument OF
pearl, on which appears the word 'MOther, -
and below ii a dove made of hair. The repre-
sentatIOn of the grave at the base of the mOnu-
ment and the ground about it, with number
OF flowers, are all formed Of the same material.
which seems to assume any appearance desired
in the hands Of this skillful artist.
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THE fEsTIvAL OF the New England Society
20 De neid at the Masonic Temple tonight prom
by the oficers that many eminent orators have
expressed their readiness to respond 10 IN
toasts, among whom are Secretary Boutwell,.
dinner win be served at O'Clock pfssiseIy.
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Your ATTENTION is called by Samuel Sam
stag, auctiOneer, TO the ten thousand lots OF
TOYS, comprising Fancy Work Boxes, Crying
Dolls, Fancy Cigar Stands, Baskets, Boxes, Car
penter Tools; all description of Toys; full line
Willow Ware, Silver-plated Ware, &c, sc.
Sales commence every morning at 10 O'Clock,
and at O'Clock p. m. 6
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IHR CITIZENS RAILROAD ASSOCIATION met
last evening. but the slim attendance precIuded
The transaction Of any business.
The Committee on Invitations reported during
Piatt, and he had consented 4, aiaress the nert
meeting. Hon. Robert G. Schenck and General
james A. Garfield had also been invited and
Egnihed their intention TO be present
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A SOLDIER CHARGEDwITH MURDER.-Yester-
day afternoon, James Gallagher, q soldier of
before Justice Chase, on an AFFIDAVIT sworn to
by Captain Donovan, Of the same regiment.
charging Gallagher with the murder Of Jervis
Gould, comrade, on the 10Th OF March last. II
appears that Gallagher and Gould got into a
night on the date Aforesaid, and the latter re-
eeived injuries from which he has since died
The prisoner waived an examination, and was
Grand jury.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-08

Merchants, Lawyers, I1,hess Of the Pesce, Lane
!Neen'e' Gil Dea-ors ard Agents, Insurance Agents
hSpre'smen and ether parties in want. arc informed
'a' "eare prepared IN execute TO der all Il; rds Of
BLANKS trisiness or legal, required Ia tLis soo,.
n,un.ty.
'cnstar patrv,ng resrscte,l'y solicited
LONGwELh l. PINMsIEP
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-08
a CARD TO THE LADIES.

nk nUloSCUS GpIDEN PERI pICAL
~ FILLS for Females. lnfliblc IN CORRECTING
irregularities removing ob>trucions .! tho no ,hy
iuiH. rem whatever Cause sad always sliCc,s IA,
~ Pre- ru''vc One pill is a dose Females p..
cu'a'v -itua'cd or t.iose snpposing then..! O. No.
are cirtl ned aga!n-' using thtS,. fils, whs in
that condition le-t they invite miscarringe sitr-
which aiinoniiion tie pro ricfor ASSUME. no rc.
sp"AMh' q. though heir ini!'llrss would '-v.n:
aly mi chief 10 health: other 1T, the Pile ore re-
comnn ndrd ~ most in, ail,b remedy f,r tic n.
!rration o. tlo's ,l.fe.uE from any ire; ls"tie.
whatever. ~ We'll hs - prevent an i:redsa of Fl,
iy when lci'ih win not permit ir; cui,iing tus
nerves 1na hriising back tue r>ty colul OF hea.tn"
10 ii:r - eek ~ u e Most delicate
Full arc explicit direction. accompany c.,r.. b Z
fTcc per box. boxes So
sold IA eroltum Centre, by A. =. MILLER &
co sole Alents' for PctTolc am Ccntr. Pa
iadc'! Ey srndin. them 81 to the T'.ilulrn,n Cen.
tre w. c';i have tue Pills sep [copii irni INV, By
'nail 10 any part ~ Country lrre of Gu ,ry-
sud also by r. N 4. y { ark Tilusyil-
P". a Il Griffith. on CITY: Fler,ns x 10.
t,nn" Frs'ik in; DIR J !, Acolub, 'ridiuuI.: + +.
Haz"lt"n: WNrry and b, ''nne Druggist" In coy
town in The Q ,i'ed >t.t"s, md by
Jul = y. How &. Frnp'r. Now York
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Erie aud Pitasbmrgi, u. .:.

Erie and Pittsburgh u. ss.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. e2d, 1865
~ trains viii rrn on tliis' road as follows
LEAVE EuE--sorrnwARp.
1873 a. NJ Pittsburgh Express. Stops at al ssl.
tons, and arrives atA. II Il. " Il. Traus
fer at l.55 p M, at New Castle NJ B. 10 p III.
aud at Pittsburgh at G op.
q .3v 4. IN, Accommodation from Jam ocstoyn. ar.
rives ut 4. 4 u. ". K l.. Transfer at ), 80 T.
m, ut New Castle at TOO NJ, and a.,
Pittsburgh NJ 1000 a. IN
S.lO y. M. Mixed Train leave Erie fo- Sh,rnn
stopping nt all inermediatc stations and u, .
rivhig 10
SoRrHNito.
I'll Erie Express leaves New Castle ut o IS NJ.
n. d g. W. r. L. Transfer NJ 10 Il m,
and arrives at Erie at 231 p IN. nnt',ing
4.35 p m: Erie Accommodation leaves i Ca-tlcs n,
',2 m G. w X. r. Transfer At Q ~
IN, jamestown at 0. 10 n. IN.
3.3O p. m: Mixed Train ieaic- Sharon fpr Erie,
rving al II i,5Opm.
Pittsburgh Express south connect. at jamestown
at 100 pm. with J. Il +. Exprcss for lllrk
lin and OIL City. Connects Mt Transfer At 81 III
with a. " G w. Accommodation west, for War
gen, i'ayeniia and Cleveland
.erat lilo u m, with Mail ea.l for Meadville,
franklin, and Oil City. and At jamestown with j
Il T. Express for Frnnkiin.
Trains conre,t at iturhestcr with trana 70,
Wheeling and all points in VI est virginia, AID nj
Pittsburgh CONNECTIONS for Ptilade.phia Harris
burg. Baltimore aud Washington, via Punusyl lyanin
Cenrnl Railroad.
Eric Express North. connects at ,iirard With
Lake shore t'ai's Westward fpr Cleveland
Chicago anG Ill points in the wet: At Erie will
fhiladrlpia y Erie i:nroad for Corv. Narre,.
lrvine'Hn. lidortc, Sc, and with Buffalo ,c Erie
rsiir9ai for Buffalo, Dunkrh, Niagara Falls nno
New York City
i. n. FtNNEY,
Asst Siinc-inte N d.pt
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-07-22
The xomImat3ous.

A'i 1hR nominations. the PhIladelYiria
4AO1-1h 471ezleon savs= General 6earv Is
: veteran soldier Df TWO OF 1he mos1 e-lo1i-
siEs wars Of the Bepubiic In both cases
n Went to seek no holiday service Ee
served tu4ly and ABBY, and IL the last and
Greatest var he Only he ra1urned 10 the
Esam Of his native Commonwealth when
TIE Er7eat amy 0t Sherman was dishanded
alter us ever g-mem0rabie cam Iil1i1-n through
18sargia and lhH Gar0Ilnas.
Such 4 hero Is fl TARGET for lhe sneers
q LIE T1fg--fT fiHI went INTO the I-esl1an-
La Gsaul,li.irn u 1564 with L platform
prBn0uneine the var failure. ne pee
DE en 1aTBea lin IL 1866 when he was
aiected Lheir Gaverue1. and We cannot be-
lHsTB that they WI now reverse that ver-
DICT II 1863 after he has hUDarablv ful-
flle3 thH responsible duties Of ms LieL
0thca bu1 VII rc-a4sg1 nm by 2 great nla-
jnEy
Judge Williams Is no new or uutried
MIR As Z Judge Of the court Of AIIa-
1haDy COUNTY. ms record j. oDH il the
highest deg~ee honorable 10 himself HIS
character stands eIl vl..tl7 hi.h with 1ha
baneh and bar O. t1la STATE. and bls thor
DueI-iv -Iiudieial cast 8f mind bail1s INN flr
tbe office II which lie has been nominated
II Is lla same he nov fills Dv appointment
ot the Governor, made Up8G the reslz-ui-
rinn q J uE1e Strong and We have he'd
no objection 10 his course and con4uet uu
That bench. As regards lhs InsI,a-'
Of 1hs utHea. We heed only remand or
renders that n the Judges nov on 1ha
bench Of fhe Supreme Court, Massrs
ID sullc1 partisan sense, and 1hat Il llE-
other Democrat be nov alagtad 10 f.
6trDng's vacancy that party VIII a-aiI
haEH entire control 1f me highest C0Ur1
IN -he Common. aa-l-h. three bAins : ula-
jBr1gy u 1bal bench.