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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Com
II missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at
their SCI sion on the first Monday of March,
1869, praying fora a change of the road lead
ing from near the residence of Howard
Farnesworth, in Wayne township, through
the lands of Howard Framework, George
Pollen; Daniel Baker, John Willison, Basil
Reeves, Marcus Highman, Mary Lowe and
Andrew Smith, to the Town House, on Rich
Fork creek, all in said Wayne township.
febe. MANY PETITIONERS.
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THE COURTS.
Csisred J1rsrs SWIM.
Yl9HRR,0 I'm nan NJ

JupeD ylsnRA's oRARep 10
CnIsINAL CouRr. Judge n.A-r-Tni, morn.
, ,ns ,n n9 made sssarn to the Oourt Of
eies on the grand ~. sanwoned Q MI y.c,n.
Ws,:s.ag,ss ysS Jssa a. s'' Ros sss0i f.
s n0St Gs.: ymSs sormiev, Rev. ". J. walker,
eacsn,;on ~ Waters. (all Of whom, with the
,Ssr Go ored men, and with the following
REs s, srm:@anIsn ' A Hail. james aa r. r.
spsrnsn, Francis '. Essex. W. II. Tsomp.
fon, James Y Davis, James Ricgeway, Bene.
dict Milburn, H. X. Maryman, StaIlev Taylor.
John .. Coz, George q. Collision. Mr.. Hall
Judge Fisher delivered q charge OF some
Length In which ne first spoke OF the important
po. iiion Of grand Juror Is being to some Of
them novel and interesting. For the trst time
in the history of this District the tawny brown
by six generations Of slavery has at length in
the seventh made its appearance in the grand
jury box in the capital Of the nation which may
than the mother country, that the moment a
slave shall have set his foot upon her free soil
bis shachels will fall and he will stand forth re.
deemed, regenerafed and disenthralled by the
genius OF universal emancipation.
Afer defining The various crimes and
onences ON which they were expected TO ac',
ne called their attention TO the laws relating
dpelliDg, and regulating the elective franchise.
When he concluded the hailiffs being sworn,
the grand jary retired to their room to enter
on their duties.
There was a quite a large number Of specta-
tors in the court room, many colored people
being among them. II was thought by some
that possibly one or two unpleasant scenes
would have taken place in consequence OF a
refusal OF some of the white jurors to act with
the colOred men. but in this sensation seekers
Were disappointed.
service on the petit Jury to report tomorrow:
John A. GRAY. Rev. James REID, Charles
Humphreys, Westly q. Marshall, Herbert
Harris, James Barker, Chas. Moseby, Leonard
Bailey. David Fisher, Theo. Samuele, Robert
A. Griffith, Henry q. Addison, and Patrick
Boreland. All except the four last named are
,olOred men
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Wytie.-To.day,
James agt. Hurst, verdict for plaintiff $50
damages. Harvey agt. Van Camp; Judgment
confessed. Zebey. IT., Il Co, agt prenss; 10
Ieatman agt. ColliEs; do. Windsor agt. Mar.
shall; verdict for plaintiff $500. Moore agt
Majarity (appeal) ON trial.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcell - This
morning the will of the late Mrs. H b. Ma.
comb widow of Gen. Maconb) was filed, fully
proven and admitted to probate. She leaves
various sums to her relations and dominates
Thos. Il. Balch as executor. The latter declin.
ed to act and letters testamentary were issued
to VIM. q. Balch and James p. Tustin bond
$1,000. On motion of Mr.. W. G. Walch OF the
Va Bar, letters of administration on the es.
tate of George E Leefe were issued to Andrew
II. Sallade, bond $4,000. The first and final
account Of administration of Theo. A. Bowers
and fret account of executors of u. Wand were
approved and passed.
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GEORGETOWN.


OAK HILL CENETkRY.-we learn tnat N.
recently elected treasurer OF Ibis company. "a
John Hunter, has declined 70 serve. and "a.
Beard Of Managers hsve elected NJ ls--r,h
Reynolds, OF Washington, who. until la,.'v
was clerk IN one OF the departments, . ta..
position.
GALL ADOPTED The vestry Of ~. JOnu.s
Episcopal Gh urch here extended a cali % Ra.
}. b. Atkins, pastor OF Christ Church, Ger
man'own. Pa, and he has accepted the sane.
10 take effect August let next.
TIE GRRAT FALLS les CoNPANY
uip proposed by the directors OF this company
10 the Great Fails TO- morrow. for the inspec-
iIon of the works there, IL ali The TALK and S,ll
doubtless be q grand affair.
TIE CRAM BRIDGE OFES.-rhi- bridge
winch has been undergoing repairs Tor samr
ume, Is again open 20 travel, although 70 II n %;
as TAT repaired as Gen MIchler. wno has th..
W"fA IN charge, desires 20 have a., on. taspuS
are now able 70 pass over 10 ana from me ylr-
RlvER fRoNr.-Entsrea-Steam VALLEY
Stty. johnson. New York: New YorE I,nas
fhliaoelphla, ard Columbia Harper, Ralft-
more, all with merchandise for Dstric. m.r-
chants.
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GsOLUNBIA HOSPITAL FOB WONIN AND
~ LYING-IN HOSPITAL,

Patients desiring to avail themselve. Of the ad.
vantage OF this Institution can obtain private
rooms By apply ing to the Mstron. These rooms
are furnished with all the comforts Of homo. The
prices range from % to Sl2 per week, depending
upon the room selected, this includes Board Nors.
orders for admission to the GOVERNMENT or
rKtE BEDS in this Hospital can be obtained Of
General United states Army; AMI Dr.: Horwitz.
G En.. Of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery,
Application for orders of the honorable Secretary
OF the Interior to be made at the office Of DR. J a.
Thompson, 1s4 I street. between 10th and 2lst
A Medical and Surgical Clinic 10 held at the Hos.
Eitsl every Saturday, at p. m by Professor J.
II. Thoppsnn. for ont door patients, who are In r.
nished medical atten lance free Of charge.
Medical Stnf:
b. THOMPSON. NJ. D ,ourgeon in Chief
y. A. ASHFORD, NJ. d Assistant Surgeon
Consulting Board:
a. barnes. d. D., p. Horwitz, d. D.,
Noble Young. M n, G. H. Nichols, n. D..
A. Y. p. Garnett. M. D., w p. Johnston. N. D.,
Tn mas Miller, nj. D., Grafton Tyler, M. D.,
j. Riley, M. D., =. Howard, M. D.
ap 221y
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proposals FOR THE sALEOF PROPERTy
AT THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Sealed Proposals will be received at the Treasury
epPerintendent. Treasury BuiidinsS, for the ssIe
First eis,: Paper essE .esS. bull. by John L. Sea.
verne, Worcester. Mass " " 'e"
. neceaary fixtures complete. "''
SPatent Suction Boxes
First and Second Press Rolls made of brass; six
Calender Boil: with three q, winders, with Size
I set Of elitters and Size Rolls
La0oy ana Oh necessary Skating and Hangers
ccomI.ste, with Betting and Gearing attached
I Pepper Calendar with five Is, Rolls, Belti,e and
Beating Engines, g inch knives, two q, Wash
Rs,ti 70 each, and oil necessary shaftiag and
sHydIsSiie Presses for pressing paper with Pump
stun cSs.s VII iPaii.,s and shaf.in. eom,e,.
Large Bleach Tubs, and four % Drsiners. '''''
aD1Sbie Acting Pumps with 90 feet Galvanized
Large Rotary Bleach Of Iron.
lsts es@sI .nsiKe and Boiler, thirty 1907 horse
sfss" .nTips ans PG s..b fifteen nS horse
ss.m Tnens mad. S, for P..sr
Bidc viii be received for all or aay POTION of
fh sis .ol10TTi ns;. criticize .i ,o,..,.
pt SwehsJ all necessary connections and pipes
seeiion: and piee. sstsche cd horse po"srcon
10 HyotAunc Pumps frames, con uectiouO, supply
4Usrisht w.lling beam Ineines, four 40 ny.
ass SS pumps to each. Gil necessary piping at
Hoe Engine and Boiler 40, herse.
I, hyafaulc lam, valves and connections.
Boiler, thirty (SOj horse.
I pct Engine and Boiler (lO) horse
! lean Engine six 90 horse: and upright boiler.
Donkey Pump, Woodward: "
s E1sPs sses four n S5r. new
Cane: Hing Machine.
] Mncilsee Machine
small Band Wheel
Little Gisnt" Engine end Boiler. thirty go,
Envelope Machines and Cutter belonging to
Paper n ills, complete
Boeard . Ink Wills
Cast Iron Plsfes, large quantity
6sman Gordon Presses
lCaneelling Machine
IS old Hydrostatic Press Tops, about 3.4co pounds
100 Pres Columns, wrought iron.I COO sounds
Quantity Of OLD CAST Iron Pipes
3u n.at # iserap Iron
l9 casks Alum
Quantity Of soda Ash
60 posnas of Bronze.
! Bids will also be received ct the same time for
mens for SHe sssG july tne sosssb cT
The paper will be selected into two different
Of dried Pulp no! on hand. fer Which BIDS vii h ~
the highest bidder. taken a. e. whole,
or any portion of the bids received.
Al articles to DO removed hisse5 % dayS sfter
General Superintendent Treasury BuiIdinS,.
je TIT
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n. WILLIAM
-

BLACK spl WHITE LLAuALAoR POINTS.
ELK eAcQuDe, TRAVELLING SUITS, WdIrR
SUITS, OAMBRIC SUITS, in all colsrs, UNDER-
CABINETS, HILLINBRY GOODS, FLATS and
DoNHEre, TRIMMING, REAL LACEs. SAT
ms, In all oolors, nAIBBRATDe. CURLs. Etc
large stock OF these GOODS bow oDsu sf loo
prices. S36 Psansyivaafs sssnue.
ala ON frsvioo, Psx1.
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N0v1If1 T0OssSS:.II .. A.O .A0aI''


or borss Power thsf vs vin an q eur works
sos l7eg cash eiso. several Dorssols snsinse
sutable for tArssnfnG mac hines Of - hsrSs pUUor;
. horss Dovss OF anasf. rersons vashins % Dar.
chase pcs er eseesd has1 ossAissry, ss9fses %
LLtsH CO., RashssSbsss. wsss vIrsisis.
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY UoNOgKN

GF0RG Slows. Jnn. nat ts.q
Notice D. hereby kigen that the f-ilostns ar
.rty sss sold for tax.s APRIL ON ls,s a. -,
reoeene ID =, reih-r witt IN crest ana E 81 q 80
vertise mert 80 or tefOre July 9TH l~,s t,1rnor.
.'on St'o- vi fe issued Go the purchasers IN =,
cor dance Nth the lsws male sud proy,ssS -
such csses p0'"eu 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

MUST WIN-"No Use Denvino TN Eact-
Stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle Of selling Tea that must
nm, being sound and correct in every feature
One pound as cheap Is though You bought u
thousand.
6J7 s.HOHQ.n 52S TIN s,roo,
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A NEW WAY OF DoINs BueIurss.-Ho,,ar-
DER Bros. Will commence from this day toseiI
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at "a We DER
cent. above cost. Wsask all who are in nee
save considerable money to the buyer and ena.
Die US to continue selling goods at these rates.
HoLLANDER Bros, 21O Penna. avenue
5,3l,l: between 18th and Isth sts
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NOT CLOTHED NOR IN HER RIGHT MIND
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock an Irish
woman, weighing over 200 pounds, made her
appearance on business thoroughfare in
South Washington in a state OF nudity, which
apparition was caused, it is thought, by a too
free use of benZine. Soon alter escaping from
her domicil she was arrested by poIicema an
and escorted 10 H-street station house, where
she was properly supplied with clothing, ana
The woman IN question mas a good reputation
for industry and respectabili:y, and Is the
mother Of two grown daughters, who main tain
good characters for modesty and upright con.
duct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

OROee q WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE q BROKEks,
no. 325 PBMuA. AvENUR. South Side
Bstwses sth and IN streets west
..sr ~ ~ =. g uassH.
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CHRAPKR THAN THE CHlApRsr.-

CahAPER THAN THE CH1APRsr.- White
Shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 IS, and upwards. I'm.
6ersnlrts and Drawers, from IS cents a awards
GOOD Cotton Socks, pair for 2s cents. Hand.
KercnIefs, already hemmed, for IS cents The
oezen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
Dutton.h hole, 10 cents q box and ali other goods
~ equally low prices, at Franc & Goldman,s
marble Hall, No. &5S eth street. opposite Patent
Omco. SILL:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

THH CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, - Market
Space, between 9Th and 9th streets, Is in con
slant receipt Of the latest novelties in the wav
OF Jewe;ry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels ann
toes, 1875 dozen, or 80 cents per pair ,ust
received at Marble Hall, No. ass 7th street, op
posite Patent Once 5I.I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

IL THREE oe one among our nfteen thousand
readers who is thinking Of buying an elegant
stylish and durable suit Of clothing, either
ready made or made to ORDER we would offar
word of advice-before you purchase else.
where call and examine the stock at Oak Hall
$50 tn street, opposite the Post Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

THE HOT wIATHRR of the past few days has
shown that all who ad vertise Gold Soda do not
keep II; but at CouGhlin's Drug Store. corner E
and 9Th streets, opposite Masonic Temple, Il
will always be found the coolest and the best :
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"HoNs," 536 TIN street.

1 Wish, says one, who has tested lite merits
and who conseq uently speaks from personal
experience, that HofFs Malt Extract might
come into universal use, as II merits the pref
efence over all toncs OF the day, and Is splen .
did rs a beverage or table drink 8
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DnowHID.-On Sunday afternoon q how
famed Burrows, aged about eight years, who
lived IN the Siciniiy Of the Great Falls, was
with some other boys, gone In swimmine vnen
the wafer was low, and the locks HAVING hssn
opened for the passage OF a boat the water rose
10 the bank. Mr.. WIN. Houek, OF his city. rss.
cued the body.
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H16ss{ cI Atasffs AMP
strert, between and j str.ses. pDdou bssdiy FUR.
niehes the hnsst ICE OR1AM and VAf6R fCEo
Judging ~ The sStepstvs basins0s he Doe. MI rs
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TEE PuRrPIcArIoN TRrR

TEE PURIPICATIoN TRRR-This name NAV
properly be given 10 the South American Soap
Tree, the Bark OF which, after maceraton
neutralizes any Kind OF pollution that clings To
the garments, and restores TO them their orig.
nal purity and beauty. As an ingredient of
the celebrated Sozodont, il produces the same
erect upon all impurities OF the Teeth, and for
tines them against dIscolcration and decay, co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

FEW WHO HAVE ever tried the American
House. Boston, are tempted % leave hat pat
tern hotel for any other.
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RANCE OF THE TRRRNoMrrR at Franklin
10 SPA Pennsylvania avenue, to-day, in the
shade 10 O'Clock a m, 50 degrees; II q. M. 81
degrees; ~ m, - degrees; p. m, 81 degrees.
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.-A fe W days ago, Mrs
Bessie Briggs employed VIM. Jones, colored
10 do some work IN her house, and, after he had
left, discovered that a bracelet and brooch had
been carried on. The case was reported at
pohce headquarters, and assigned TO Messrs
Coomes and Miller, who on Saturday arrested
Jones, and yesterday recovered the stolen
property, and Jones had . hearing before Jus.
uce Walter, (who IL still filling the duties of
Justice OF the Peace, although not acting under
the Board Of Police,) who committed him to
iail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

TEE TAx SALr-ColIector Hall to-day con.
unled the TAI sale, and ran through ne letter
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CITY ORDINANCES.
Passed b. the Sixty.sixth Council.

An AcT authorizing the use OF Rams or other
wooden pavement, approved by law, on I
street north, from New Jersey avenue - -
street west.
Be u ssoeted By ne Board Of Ni~r~<n asi
Beardef Ceusoa CoEncil If tAe citgof yaskiaotoa
That the Mayor De. and ne 10 hereby au tnor-
lied 70 cause ID street north, between New
Jersey avenue and Second street. west. 20 h.
paved with Reams', Stowe, or Nicholson ms We.
ment, according 70 the aanimoas REQ ua.t OF
all the property-oWn bordering on sAld
street, the work 70 be done under toe prone
sapef vision required BY law, aud the COS,
thereof 20 be assessed upon all the Iots or pas
of lots bordering on said Street
Approved, May 81, Isc9.
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J.H.T BoMPs6N.a No D S 'sureeou.in. Chic,
y. A. ASHFORD, NJ. D Assistant Surgeon
HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.


None but those deprived OF this blessing know
OF tie loss. The pimpled, blotched, and letter
covered person LOOKS upon q clear, smooth skin
With jealousy, and iawardly desires the same
Those whose systems are filled with the virus of
6CROFULA. and other cutaneous diseases can.
not have good health When the blood 10 impure,
disease 10 sure 70 follow.
All have timely warning in those Blotehes Pim-
Pies, letters, Sores Rolls Copper colored Patches
Scales, &C Avert the calamity BY purifying the
sAMARlTAN's ROOT AND RHRB JUICES.
before Scrofula takes firm hold.
How many have the virus OF 81 philio in the sys.
TEN, and IN that condition contemplAte marriage,
knowing little OF Its bsneful influence on the con
stitution. To such We say STOP. First cleanse
yourself Of the impurities; of that scrofulous
lection (Which IN many cases is hereditary in the
consultation before You bring misery on yourself
and offspring. Price q rs per bottle.
6AMARITAN'0 GIFT
n The only rssi cure for eonorrAes. elect and
Diseases caused from tRdescret1on Only ten pills
purely vegetable. We discard BaIsam Ctpa5ia
and Mercury q being not only useless but hurtful
Gift cures In from TIVE to four days. thus avoid.
ing trouble exposure and the extortion OF auacks.
Male Packages, 81; FEMALES, 93. Sold by g. o.
FORD. and By Druggists, ,.,.ou
M 80 Race street. Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22
CITY ITEMS.
FARs,

white, RED and Jet,
received this morning a. Prigg's One Dollar
Jswelry Store, No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue.
rear \ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

SsxKlNs ADNIssIoN.-Sunday evening, when
tne services nc the Metropolitan IN. e. Cnurc b
mao nearly concluded, party Of i've or six
SoioHo Young men and women appeared in
me sesnsaie, seeEing admission. but were told
mar !. was not the proper time TO enter ADD
tnst tne pews were rented and occupied. some
OF me parry Insisted on gong In. but the rs hers
the party left. 'AA'