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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-17
NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby gwen that default having occurred In the
performance Of the conditions expressed ina certain
mortgage deed of trust executed by Margaret Ew
ing 20 Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Psr,ons trus
tees Of the Cairo City Properly, dated the 18th day Of
March, AID. 1884. and recorded n the rccordefsof
fee In and for Ale xnnder county, In the state Of I'LL
nois IN book ofDeeds, page $40 &C. said mortgage
deed of trust, conveying lot numbered fifteen (lb).
in block numbered two (2, in the second addition to
the city Of Caifs, in said county and State.
We, the Undersigned snd trustees, will on Friday,
the 18th day August next, A. D. lsG9 at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of that day under and by virtue ~ the
power Of sale contained in said mortgage. sell AZ pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash ~ the OF
flee buildings Of said trustees, corner OF Washington
and 18th street, In sad city Of Cairo in Alex
ander county and state Of Illinois, said lot numbered
fseen 49, IN block two ( IN said second addition TO
said ctyof Cairo, according to the recorded plat
thereof with the appurtenances, 60 satisfy the pur
poses and condition of said mortgage
- STAAT- TAYLOR
EDWIN PARSONs.
Trustees. ofthe CAIRO city Property.
Dated, Cairo, H., July 2ist, lsce iy2l-dtd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-17
COMMERCIAL.


CARo, ILL August II, lsGp
7a,s quotations represent prices from first hdRas& IN AZ
ether sases higher rates hare 10 b. paid.
The week opens on@ less active market 'nah w
had last week. though business IL suil good lot th'
season and orders continue TO come in to fair ex
tent from below, which are principally forhonf' meal
groceries and provisions.
FLotjR-The market is better supplied with low
grades than for several weeks past, and dealers are
more nearly up with their orders. Prices remain
about as last quoted with sales Of
100 bbs Superffno .....,.............. % 1000 ~
10 bbs choice superine aud x" 5 5SSts 70
s ~, eh,s ''''''.."''.,... 75a,7 o.
70 70 s S9'' eSaGest family ...i !%
20 b5ls New white wheat i w. NV 5oaS -
WHEAT continues to arrive in quantities sufficient
supply the 2eal nig yde gaI g bel bashc as
iii he seen Nv rsference rates choice od white
will readily command 81 p, ehl -, Si IONS in bnlE At
sle % ger Ton b,uued with good demand and light
:. accepts ssp ~ ''SA' 80 : . -, ,., =,
sut,eient 20 meet the local demand. % sacks new,
IN second hand sacks. sold at b5c.
HAY is arriving to fair extent, with sales Of one
car choice new track at SIC, and car do, deliver
PROVISIONS are firm and unchanged on all dc.
.criptions. casks city cured clear sides sold at
lslsc and 2o1rbs country do at ls@ls5gc ,, !
f s i ssa u s S s ni' dried d sfS
BUTTER isin light supply Of ali grad graz, and se-
Iarf choice I
our outside quotations. Sales we're 20 pkgs choice
a. ss and do at SIC. We heard Of engagements
beIns made for lots to- arrive at BE.
FG(;S-we note a ntnued good demand tor strict
~ es receipts, but all others neglected and dull.
Sales = boxes at l2seljc, according to condi
SION and qudity
PoTLTRY-Recepts have fallen "a within the past
few DAYS and all offerings are quickly taken. sales
iocoop- spring chickens at 90 Ooa2 50, and coops
old DO At 81 ~.
FEATHFRs-g sacks fresh live goose sold at zoe.
INEVITABLE are generally unchanged on all de-
.cripti0ns sales we're 10 bhls onions at 50 On; 20
busb potatoe, at 90 J head cabhage At IS per Ito.
'rors,,oes ar plenty and selling at 75c per bush
FRUITS OF aA kinds are arriving freely, and in
,l ileai demand. - boxes peaches sold at tOsTJc.
81 hi. spf!e. At from i1casi ~ per btl; 10 boxes
plum. a. III u boxes large pears at 81 CO. and 20
Es,.s -usl 40 ~ Sc Watermelon. sell at IS O0a
,tsi i'rss -.
GROCERIES are quiet and unchanged.
FRETgHT> are quiet ~ the recent advance. and
ne decline both rivers above renders all boats for
below unable 90 rll ont until arriving AZ this port
rem whence they can take run loads
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-17
Bride and Brid s~roous,.

BrtOS em0 BFl0 bHfOOm1.
EssAys for Young Men on the Interesting relation
OF Bridegroom to Bride, In the institution of Marriage
"A guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. boz p, Philadel
phis. Pa. llll myaldAwam
DRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, lo
Evening star., 1869-10-11

Affsnps in GesrsetsNn.

FIRST CAss BSpER rHs BARBsRs' SUNDAr
LAw.-Aio.rt 9Arke. q barber, doiCg business
on u Anket space. was before Jusiioe Buckey,
charged with vi,ianng the law recently passed
ey the Coufc5 prohibiting shaving on S0n-
day. Ii appears that William MInks, another
barter, did not sign tue request for tae psssas.
OF the Law, and as Stsrke cid sign IL Ninks
made up hss mhd 10 watch him. 30 yesterday
mornIpg Ninks saw Conrad Walk 20 INTO
Stuses piace, ana come ont again, aud W tlZ
sppearng in the afternoon with q cl-Su
Q ayet iace, Minks thought he had it dead on
Sttrke, and made complaint -aceordingly.
There WIS nd evidence that Starks had shav-i
anv one, so - vas Dismissed VITO an adm sni-
ton iron Jcstsce Buckley TIA; the law woaId
be str! stiy enforced
MEseaArTs@ ExCHANGR.-Seven thousand
six hns 81 Cd bus els OF wheat were offered on
Chsnx-ials morning, Of which $500 ba shells
soldat Sl.i6.
THn elsSAL CORPS TELHeRAFa WIRE strung z
along Wstsr street II down. and occasionally
tarGies up the drays and carts on that thor
oufefare.
KICKED BY HoRs..-A boy named Els
worfh Chapman, son of John Chapman, living
near Tenailytoun, while driving some horses
oGI OF corn field yes es.erday, approached tOJ
near one OF them. aud received a terrible KICK
~ the face, by which some OF his teeth Wee
kpocked out, and he was other wisely seriously
W,ured.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

\ RESOLUTION to pay bulls Of z. wneatey *
! Sons, and others, for repairs 10 Bridge street
I, bridge; also bill OF Daniel Cady.
L sRssolced By tke Bourd If Aldsraen dnd Bo1rd Of
That the Clerk pay TO the order OF +. whes,Iey
Sons seventy one dollars and forry -six cents.
in full for tkeir hiil of um for Bridge street
bridge, and eight dollars and seventy cents TO
the order OF John II. Newman, Con missiors r
OF Streets, TO pay claims OF VIM. A. Don aidsoo.
Geo. w. Fletcher. aud Buckey Il Marbury, as
per statement cf said Street Comm,ssioner, as
expenses repairing Bridge street bridge. To
and sixty-two cents, as per bis bill and voucher
for work done on StoGdart street.
Approved, October ., lsS9.
RESOLUTION to hquida'e an order OF the
Street Commissioned Ia favor Of Vanderwer-
ken & 20.
Eesolred ov "a. Board of Aldermen ami Boarf of
Coatmon Council Of the Corporation Of Georgeto on
That the sum OF one hundred and eighty oue
doNars and twenty EIGHT cents be, and hereby
is, appropriated, to be applied by the Clerk IN
sioner, dated July 6. 1869, use of yanderwer-
ken d Co. and TO satisfy their claim as per
bill rendered for ,, lS3 feet curbing on Mont
gomery street. lApproved. October I, Leg.
A RESOLUTION providing for the publication
OF the report of General N. MichIer.
Resesred6y ne Board Of AIder~es anS Board Of
CommoR Coasaetl of the Corporations Of Georgetooa.
That the CLERK be, and he is hereby. requested
70 have published IL pamphlet form, for the
use OF this community, five hundred (5g0)
copies OF the report of Grn.ral N. Michler,
u. 5. A. 70 the Secretary OF War, onceruing
the distractions In the navigation Of the Poto-
mac river, caused by the Railroad Bridge. near
the Long Bridge; and that the pamphlet r..
ferred TO py General Michler, marked G, iron
pages 2S TO 80, lie included with his report,
and that nifty (5O) copies of said report be
transmitted by the Clerk to General Michier
upon its publication.
Approved, October I, 1862
Evening star., 1869-10-11

DIsoRDRRLY HoUsE-Yesterday afternoon
Officer Howe arrested VIM. Carroll, Alfred
Syl 8, Henry Mseruder, Frank Herbert, VIM.
Smith and Eliza Herbert at the house OF the last
PANIED on 1th street east near II engaged IN
playing cards, and Justice Chase heard the
ase and dismissed the first fined the ne II three
si each, and committed the two lsst named to
the workhouse
Evening star., 1869-10-11

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,. w. Thompson. q
youth Of Is, while cunning in Eslns' woods
on Saturday had his gun cooked, when placing
his hand upon the muzzle, his foot happened
TO touch the trigger andthe chargswas exploded
and passed through his hand badly shattering
il. Several bones were fractured and had to
be taken out This should be q warning to the
hnys
Evening star., 1869-10-11

RKTURNHD.-Mr. VIM. X. Mclean, recently
in San Francisco, California, to attend the
has re urned to this city, after an absence OF
near six weeks. He was accompanied bv Mr.,
Upton H. Ridenour, who went out with the
delegation.
Of the olher Washingto gtonians who went to
California, we learn that Mr.. Fred. ID. Stusrt
is in Oregon; Mr.. John F. Havenner. N Ohio
and Mr.. Charles B. X. Colledge, II Pennsyl.
yanla, whence they will return at an early day
Evening star., 1869-10-11
RESPECT TO tn. MEMORY OF EXP

DENT PIERCR.-The navy yard and arsenal
are closed day, and a majority OF the COM
positors a. the Government Printing Office held
a meeting this morning, and decided to cease
work TO- day, as tribute Of respect TO the MEM
ory OF the late Franklin Pierce. The Mayors
office and other ofices AZ the City Hail. were
closed TO day by order OF Mayor Bowen.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

j. sayIes Brown Testifies as to Crane $
heretofore Position upsn the
O,BeiPne Contract.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

q. Did you tell MS when this conversation
to,K pIacei A. No, SIR / cannot tell
y. Within what time9 A 1t was sometime
bffJre these charges were preferred by Nr.
Cane. i cannot say what length of time.
Evening star., 1869-10-11
LOCAL N EWS.

Anusements. Excursions. Pic-Nics, ke,
NATIONAL THRArRE-"The Riehings Ops-a
Troupe in .TravIata 4"
EXCURSION 70 Norfolk and return ON tha
steamer Coit on Mondays and Thursdays.
DAILY EXCURSION 70 Mount Vernon an thu
steamer Arrow, at 10 O. m. oA 'Ae
MAhkkIrER's Arr GALLsex, sss 7tn street.
SnrrH 4 SrEozs's Arr 4AILsRY. 2,5 r
streel. 81
Evening star., 1869-10-11

A MIRACULOUS EFFKcr-NEw YORK, Sep-
emoer 2, le69-xr. G. Gdzfier.-Sir: Ii you
recollect, some three mon tbs since my husb IA d
ordered case OF Jour Naive Wine Bitters.
When they arrived I was Completely prostra.
ted. hsd been confined 10 my room aud bed
three months, suffering with general de ebility.
caused by bilious fever, folio we'd by chIlis
and fevers, and until I used your Bttters found
NO relief. After using them three DAYS L beg Ia
to experience relief, and now, to the astonish- =
ment Of my friends, as well as myself, 1 am
bale and hearty as ever.
Very respectfully.
. VIRGINIA T.. Tor
Evening star., 1869-10-11
Ds-eo6m MADAME ID D'HKkVILLT Prfn1
M EDICAL DEPARTMENr or GEORGE
NA TOWN COLLEGE.
COLLEGE BUILDING CORNER OF rFyTg
AND E SHEETS.
CTTYOF WA SHING TON

COLLEGE BUILDING CORNER Of FTFyTIz
AND STREETS.
CITY OF VA SIZING TON
FACULTY:
F0BLE fOCGG, n D.
Professor Of Principles and Practice os Nasic,,o-
FL0DoKRD6 HOWARD. \ D
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of Wou,s.
and Children.
p,.,...o, 81 y9HhsEh p5tss.. hLIor. 4 D.,
JAMES = 6oRGAH, Nd.
MoNfoOnEeY Jos Es, n D.,
rr0'''IT q aissS issiPff fosssss. sisss .pS Dsseripu
EpwARO S0RE MAE, N %. s''sef''
Professor Of General and Physi oloeics Chemi.xrv
J. HARRY THOMPsON. N D.,
rfnr38,es,or q Cifn,osl Surgery.
fs fSoses.a- &c q 6liaicsIt n Ne: s.a,e,b..' De-
w. BLIee, II D..
froIsssoT o. Unnsry Pathology aud rherspeatice
p-osIaiha1s hh1sIoPHkk 9. COX, n. D., IL, d.
49, - sr6sRf AT iIDsHfpsSfira' IcDsHffssfr's n .fs p h'sei.n.
VIA hbeS,nTsr bS yT or ostsslo and synaesmoloey.
sTUAkT ELD9IDGD, M D. I Demonstrators
koBERrsoN HOWARD, D.,
The regular oour,e rSffcsSs; sf TsSs, ,,u ,omu.o.
ocToBEB and termips.et et be following MAROH.
FEES:
ror the Full Coure Of Lectures. siss
~ li..-.. 5
GraSr..s csof 10
ain cle Tes.s 80
Tor furthsr iniorn on sd6rsss ----'-''.----. ~
.uIs.Oan 'oaSsoH S EsI2T o. Y, d.. D.; ps.a ssa,s
Evening star., 1869-10-11
| HK IAfeRfANCk O. HEALTH.

HSns but thee esys.ys1 q sa.s sssssns hpv
Se,.s.t Ss.es is SSsS sss: s.S ss
yitA jeelo1sy, ed invasdly dsglfss the ssns.
fhoee yheeo GyUteaY are oIo1 v1sh tho vfrua oi
oOaOYULA. md ethse e1tapsess dlssescs. can.
mot have eood hseth. Whsn ehs blo0d q i1parS
di.cess 10 sure . eellol.
fesssf', ~ Sssss' bsils: 2SsEss s;sslorsa f.asIS.
0U1on With the
sAMARIfAHp soo1 AHD RlRs JUICES.
before ecrofals takes I'm hold
uov NAM have the virus a oyDhilis in shs -
ten, and n that eeoditoa eonts1Dlsts marrfass,
.tis1saS,99; :, 70 10 srsn xsSy STOP. rirt dseess
isesiSe sSnies y Any essss q hereditely IN tAs
asa oasprins. Priss oi.1 Isf bossls.
9AMARiTAN0 OFT
n; - only rsN e.r. Cor ce.onh1c, olsst "a
eeaees caused fro0 indeocref1o1- oaiy ten D(ua.
sSa sca5s @ @ysSsssels ws SisScra Ss!:eM q, SGssssS
Gin cures In from two % bur days. thus svold-
mg trouble. sxDoglre, end ths exeoroon of guaoks
Asle Psskags, o; tsoaiss, %. ooA 81 D. q.
FORD. ssa b D1sss'ss' prauoup = IN
- sls 1aes sersss. Philaisivi1a.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

FINE WHITE SHIRTS, 75c, 81, sl.su. SO, - 81.
at the Original Franc, f9i 9TH ST., between ID
ana Z. No Branch Store. 9,29.t:
Evening star., 1869-10-11

UNpRRsHIRrs AND DRAWERS, Soc, 60c, 75c.
Al, at the Original Franc, s9i 1th St, between
ID ard Z. No Branch Store. 9,29,l:
Evening star., 1869-10-11
CITY ITEMS.


New styles received -ry day this weak st
Prigg's One Dollar Jeweiry Store. No. 436 Pa.
avenue, between Ak and en- streets.
Evening star., 1869-10-11
OFFICIAL.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-Sevenih Counci
Of Washington City, ID. &.

of Washington City, ID. c.
AN Act granting certain privileges TO N. @.
Bateman.
Be IL enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the CITY of Washinator,
That permission be, and the same Ii hereby,
granted to N. q. Bateman TO erect fraAe ad.
dition Of two rooms TO the back part of brick
heose on Q street north, between Second and
Third streets east, on square 757.
Approved, September IL, 1859.
5. J. BowRN, Mayor.
Approved, September %, 1850
u. s. GRANT.
Received from the President OF the United
s. J. Bowxn. Mayor.
An ACT granting certain privileges to the Rev.
F. X. Boyle.
Bea enactedby tie Board Of Aldermes and Board
Of Common C0vseil Qf the Guy Of Washington,
That permission be, and the same II hereby,
granted to the Rev. F. x. Boyle to build
frame bathroom; also frame room or struc.
asnee upon Ii: premise: On Second street east east
avenue.
Approved. s.Ptsmssss T.; lsss; o,
Approved, september ., 1859.
u. s. GRANT.
Received from the President Of the United
States September %, le6s.
JoIST RESOLUTION granting privilege to j.
Moran 70 build . frame shed.
Resoled by the Board of Aldermen and Board
Q Common Council Of the City Q Woskinstou,
That J. Moran have privilege 70 build q frame
sned at the rear Of q brick building occupied
oy him as a tin-shop, on Pennsylvania avenue,
between Twenty.nrst and Tventy-secopd
streets, the privilege 20 be held subJect - the
order Of this Corporation.
Approved, September ID 1860.
S. J. BowRN. Mayor.
Approved: -.
II. s. GRANT. Hf
Received from the President Of the United
States September %, 1870
s. ]. BowHH, Mayor.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher-This morn
ing John Schultz, Indicted for assault and Dat.
terry with intent to kill in two cases, was
found NOT guilty. Messrs. Hine and Schmidt
for defence. The case OF Henry Himber.
Robert Thompson and JOSIAH Perry, ir dicted
for riot in the First Ward in Nav last
(when the drug store Of Mr.. w. M.
Stowen was stoned) was taken mp, Meesrs.
Harrington ana Lovejoy for the pros.
Baker for defence; and the prosecuting wit.
ness, Mr.. Slowen, was examined at great
Length.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

CLOTHING! CLOTHING y CLOTHING M,-For
0entlemen. Boys ami Child,-n The latest
styles, the best goods and the lowest prices In
the District. Also, Piece Goods in great va
rfefv for custom department and Faraishing
Goods. Oak Hall Clothing House and Gus
tom Tailoring Establishment, i6o 7tn stree,
opposite Post Ofice.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

GOOD SOCKS for winter, s. 10, IS, e5 cents, &C
the Original Franc, i9i 7th ST., between aad
T.. No Branch Store. 9,29,i:
Evening star., 1869-10-11
GoNzAGA coLLHGR.

Ine exercfeoe of
GoNZAGA COLLEGE
w., Os street. bsftceea es and lOrA,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, Ieas.
Tor partfculars. apply 90
81 30-u Jas. GLAhKE, 3. 2 Prc.,oe,t
NOUNe LADIES sEMIHARs
Il A b ,ARDIHG AND SCHOOL,
A1l ThiressptA Street.
. Tne outfes OF this inssitpfinn Utll be resumed
septe9ter6 The school builling e located in
rear OF restdepce sdjoiufne the II phsny Church i
and T. we'll knosn ~ the Bpiphsny Bieh school
building The enclosed grounds snori ample
space for recrestion and amusement CfrcuIs-
nay be obtained BY applying 20 the Rector Of tns
EPIPHANY, or the Principal,
suls sm Miss m. J. HARBovER
MRS. BUBR Will RIoPeN HER SCHOOL
h,, ~ on mmSDAr September eth 5sl street,
sel~een Is.n enc lxth sts se l0-eOlm-
M MADAnOIsELLB BOeIr vim resume he
~ French clesses and privat les~ons es-ly IN
ucIober. kvsSinG convt rsational classes from s
10 eiock. Terms made known st her residence,
40, :S. xsh ttreet' one house from Penn, Iva
CHHGARAY INSTITUTE, .sa7 and $40
~ Spruce street Philsdeiphia, Pa
hneheh and French, for young Ladies and
Misses Boarding and Dsy school. xfil reoeen on
MONDAY, Sept 10th. French 10 the laasuaee of
TIE family, and 10 constantly spoken in the In
Ds-sosm MADAME d D,HRRvILLY. Print.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENr or GEORGE
V1 TOWN COLLEGE.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

BODY RDCovIRHD-Thism morning q young
man named Barneston found the body Of q col.
ored man near the @ street wharf, supposed to
be that OF Frederick Hackerson. who was
drowned on Monday last In Rock Greek while
engaged in catching drift wood.
The coroner, Dr. Potter, il holding an inquest
this afternoon. The body had not been identi.
fed mp 70 2 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

DIsoRDsRLY GIRLs-Louisa Brown and
Jennie Hunter, arrested by Odcer Lipscomb
for disorderly conduct on the street. were fined
s3 each and costs, by Justice CLARK. Lonisa
Brown, for using threats against Jennie Hun.
ter gave security to keep the peace.
Evening star., 1869-10-11
A R1soLUTIoN providing for the publication
of the rnnnrr llene-AI N GichIar
Georgetown Advertisements

00OrgcUOW0 ADVERTISEMENTS
RY THOs. D0wLINa. Auctionssr; Gsors etowu.
CUMFORTABLD rwO.sroRY rRAMp Dwell.
LING HOUSE Oh FIFTH STREET At AuO-
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October
E:; 14th as 5A O'Clock, Will eel, In 'front.' OF the
~premises, part ef Lot No. 90. frontfng sbov
feet on sh street, By depth Of g feet Improved
bs comfortable two story II anne dwelling house
With cellsr
Terms: One third cssh; bslspoe In six and twelve
months, with interest secured by Q deed OF trusi
on the premises. oonveysneius aud STAN % ct tbs
cost Of the pnrchassr 9S win be required " men
osii Taos. BOWLING. Aus.
l. Ar REDOOHD Prices.
Owing to the scarcity Of money. the subscriber
viii oher his stock Of hne Parlor anA Cham -
Der euites, Chairs Werdrobes. Mattresses
&c: comprising good sssertment, at very
reduced prices. As his business 20 attended bQv
TO in lerson his light expenses enable hin to OF
Ter goo6s az mneh smaller advance than those
paying high rents and large sals les
j. b. WELLS.
las bnoge street. Georgetown, %. c.,
pc "a I'm termination Of street cars.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

SALE OF REAL EsrAFR.-James ". Callan.
William ]. Rtnggold lots IS ana Sc, IN same
square. 10 Charles T. Hoeimke lots SO and 6V
for $50, and lets 81 and s. 70 John T. Chaun.
cey for $50, all fronting on l. street north, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets east.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

THE aRIAT1sT relief imaginable can beNf.
forced this warm weather by wearing one Of
those elegant suits selling AZ such astous nie q.
ly low prices at the celebrated Oak Hall el6th.
ing store, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Pos
Once. where, in addition to gentlemen q .sf}au.
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah na Pogus. Grab
dete alpaca and linen suits, children's Gari-
balde suits In great variety are also to b had at
he most reasonable prices. 26,s
Evening star., 1869-10-11

ELECTION OF OPFIcRRs-The a,.x.,.,,.
typographical Union, No. -, met on Sstnr-
day night q; their hall, md elected the foIiorv
ing named gentlemen as officers for ths an
suing year President, q. T. whIttingtou. ~
II. Thompson, vice president; J. l. Loysisos
secretary; q. II. Markell. treasurer Execn'
tive committee, l. II. Thompson, w. s Housn.
q. II. Markell.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

RRIIeIoUs.-By advertisement elsewhere il
will be seen that series OF meetings will be
held AT the Christian Church. NJ street, be.
tween 9th and 10th streets. Elder J. Z. Tay.
lor, Of bedford, Indiana. will preach every
evening, and he Is said 10 be very effective
speaker.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

DE- kl{fsFinTAR'ff GSEiT1ffED REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.
The Great Internal and External Medicine.
H:sssiAs in minutes; fso;iSssA', in minute;
SSssSa: :as .Ps !, sSi::: Fl
many other .n 81 ss
1SSS ss s::. o ss kidney.
and Bladder. Il e fonis and ssimuiant, giving
:'s ss sss 4 il
n :n &: so:S the Lungs
ma,oS ss. King Il q 4. Psn Vi.
y nd .
for 1t almost certain In every case to be the only
'nlAs nsaIs PBiSE. so CENTS PER BOTTLE.
eold by ell Druggists, ADothecsries, and Dealers
Y: II, BROWN 4 BRO. Sole P.osrlssor.,
ORPHANs' COURT. DISTRICT OF CoLuxBIA.
wAsHIHsIoN County, sept: =, ises:. 10.
q III HlssY S1ss e
q
p, 1862 for the final settlement aud distribution Of
the estate OF said a. dessaseS and Of the
the creditors and heirs OF said deceased notified
to attend, with their claims properly vouched, OF
benefit in said deceased . estate: provided q copy
of this order be published once a week for three
weeks In the Evening Star preyious tn the said
day. Test-A. WEBSTER,
se 22.lsvSw Register OF Wills.
nBPHANs' COURT. Sept. q. lsss-DIsrRIcT
~ OF COLUMBIA. Washing gton county, 10 tct, In
the case of JAMES MORGAN and MARGARET
MENEY, Executors OF John Morgan deceased, the
the Orphsns' Court OF Warrington Ccunty af9re.
said, appointed SATURDAY. the 18th day o; oc-
tober next, for the final settlement and dis
ributiou of the personal estate OF said deceased,
and Of the assets in hand, far as the same have
where aii the creditors and heirs Of said de-
ceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly youched. or they may otherwise by Law be
excludedfr all beneft in said deceaseds estate;
provided copy Of this order be published once a
week for three weeks In the =" Evening Star" pre-.
Test: A. wIpsr.R,
lNRPHANs' OOURr. Sept s0th, lSss.-DIsrRlcl
In the case Of THOH 40 OOWLiNG, Admini .tra.
tor OF Hcward Cowling, deceased. the Admi uis.
Scus sHs O.
sIpoistsd SxfgKDAY. October the sd. A o.
1852 for the dnal settlement and distribution Of the
personN estate Of said deceased, and the assets
In hand, as far - the Same have been col.
a e :1d ~.
ned to attend, With their claims properly youched
Or they may otherwtee q Law bs excluded from al
q ih' order 3 once T:sf 8 fSE ts.ss
% N.1aWSws Rogiooor q willie.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

T. A. BOSwBLL, as
JUsTIbI or rHI PEACE.
Omee-39s ~ street west, near %. ssuth.
Landlord and tenant and civil businsss
Aiso, DesSS, is:sss, Mortssgss and wins daily
Once o.ep nom Q. N. - 8 ,. y. daily. q
aDN.0 (Rspubiicanl g.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

CoRne, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
Gee, BuniOns, Enlarged Jeints, and other dis )
cases OF the feet, successfully treated by Df.
White, surgeon Uhiropodist, No. "a Pennsyh
vania ayenue, between * and 6th streets.
Hours nom q. m. to 9 p. m. Calls msde az
residences between and p. m. No charge
for consultation at office. Established 1e6i.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

No FIGHr-Sam Collyer, who was in Rich.
monc on Thursday last TO make arrangements
with Charley Doherty for hght for s500,
latter.
Evening star., 1869-10-11
The CITY HALL INVESTIGATION.
More Interesting Testimony.

James VI. Dalton upsn the 0'Beirne Con-
tract.
Evening star., 1869-10-11

SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, a9l
sth ST., bet. ID and Z. No Branch Store. 9,3p,l: