davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

KrtESrroS. A. o. o. IA meeting Of
the a. o.. y. II, will be held IN the Odd
fellows' Hall, on Friday evening, : o'clock,
december 81 lse9, for the purpose Of con.
hrmtng the Degree on all Odd Fellows in
good standing, and further work in the De-
gree. The Grand Entertainment will be
held ~ Odd Fellows Building, On Thurs-
day evening. January 9th, 1870, None I'D.
United except members Of A. o. o. II.
j. B GOUDY, CIR. Seignor.
MORLEY ADAMS, Keeper Of the Seals.
d. II. MORLEY, Purse Bearer
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

MAsoSIc.-At q stated meeting NJ the
Clemente Amitio Lodge, No. 2s5, A. ?. &
A. Masons. held ut Unionyillc. Ohio. De.
ccmber IS, A. L., 5s6p, the following Off
oera elect were installed hy Past Master
Bro. John Tarbil!, for the ensuing year, as
follUws; W NJ, 7 Culver S W, Il Birch;
J W, W Ford S D., l. Timberlake; J d
John johnson Secretary, J " Barkhurst
Treasurer, L Patten Tyler. W NJ Dearth.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

Tar pREssYrERrAN SABBATH School Ami
vEssiRY will be he'd next Sabbath at two
o'clock. In addition TO the exercises, short
addresses may be expected from Rev. p. X.
NcCue, Prot y. NJ. Mclaughlin, aud the
Pastor. A collection will be taken up fof
the benefit Of the church. PareHts and
yited ~ attend.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

CHRISTMAS Is JOINING 60 will ar,
rive on the twelve o'clock train, 7.
NJ, which old Father Time IS run.
ming and we hope il will be o mcr.
~ one 10 everybody.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

tG- David Miller, jun, a deck.
hand on the Carrie Brooks, on
Tuesday, hud his leg broken at
Luke Shute, by mean Of ITS getting
cntanglcd IN a coil OF rope when
the boat was being made fast.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

EELTaIous NOrIcE The Methodist church
will hold a series Of meetings commencing
en- tho 22d Of December. The Rev. J. G.
OGLE, OF Tifin city, Ohio, will be present,
and assist during the meetings. All are in
sited TO attend and participate with Ne in
this holy work.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
GALLERY,
", 10. TRESIZE

asks the public TO call and examine his
specimen photographs, F~errotypes, Am
brotyPes, Gems, &c, &C., which cannot be
surpassed anywhere. He has perfected al
engagements whereby any one can be ae-
oomodated with the finest of oil Paintings
snd pictures Of India Ink Work. Rooms
over boone,s Saddle shop, in j, @. Stones
Ohio. ~
Jan l-1y.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
M'CONNELSYILLE, OHIO:
FRIDAY, Dec. n. 1869.
REMEMBER

pS- -ea
pa ADVERTISING rs DONE
CHEAPER ~ THIS PAPER
THAN IN THE
COUNTY.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

n2- Our thanks aTu due Hon.
George W. Morgan for Ia copy of
the Daily Congressional Globe.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

|
GRAND LARcENY.-On Wednesday
night, Oflast week, o balf-idIotic in
divldual, calling himself Samuel Nc
Aztec, and pretending TO hail from
jIarper's Ferry, W. Va, applied to
MIR. Robert Henderson, of Bristol
township, for permission to stay all
night at his house, which wasgran.
ted. McAteo was shown TO q room
in which Henderson had his over-
coat hanging, in one Of the pockets
Of which was n roll Of money am.
ountlng TO about seventy-fve dol
lars. During the night McAtee
made himself very familiar with
said pocket, and transferred ITS val.
uabIo contents TO his own pocket
In tire morning, after partaking Of
a hearty breakfast, resumed his
travels, came TO town, got aboard a
steamer, and %journcycd to Zanes-
vile, where he was taken in custo-
dy, on Friday, by William Linton,
one Of the ZanesvIlio police, who
hpd been appraised by .ho telegraph
OF the Grand Larceny committed by
SAID McAtce. Linton put him a.
board boat and brought hum here.
when he plead guilty 10 the charge
before Esq Watkins. 1t being APP.
parent that he was not responsible
for his acts, no was released, given
a dollar and twenty-five cents, and
told to depart in peace and never
to return. Henderson recovered
the principal part Of his money.
ACCIDENT TO STEAMER MINK
The steamer Mink met with an ac-
cident about Blk miles below Zanes
VILE, on "Wednesday, which knock
ed her smoko~Rtacks off and dlc
some other damage. She is now in
the canal ut GAINESVILLE, and will lay
there several days before she viii
be able to resume her daily trips
AS a consequence Of this, we had n,
GAINESVILLE mail on Wednesday, MOI
yesterday but will probably have
one this evening.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

sFA- The very best Young Hyson tea
Tor sale by D &c w. Mummey II.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

No. COME ONE, COME ALL, AND
10. EXAMINE MY VERY SUPER
pA- TOR STOCK OF CLOTHS, CASsI-
aG- MEREs, WHITE FLANNEL, &
n@- CASHMERE SHIRTS, DRAW
a9- Frs, sUsPENDERs, GLOVES,
No. COLLARS, NECKTIES, AND
nG- HANDKERCHEFs,
The New York herald., 1869-02-02

NlIBLo's GARDEN. ..~
IN Lessees and Managers. JARRETT PALMER.
Doors open IN i PERFORMANCE COMMENCES PRE-
Second appearance at this establishment renowned
BURLESQUE TROUPE.
Tuesday February 1882 every evening and Saturday
afternoon e. oclock% % w, BE- be- Prsssascd' us
Gorgeou Oriental Fairy Spectacular Buresque Exav
acanza written by Henry B. Farne, entitled Inc
FOkTY THIEVES; FORTY THIEVES;
FORTY THIEVES; rOkrY iiIvES; THiEvvEESS;
"sTRIKING OIL" IN "FAnILy JARS"
The burlcsque will produced under the direction OF
L. J. VINCENT,
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES,
APPROPRIATE MUSIC, -
NOVEL APPOINTMENTS,
NIBLo MAN spLENDoR
THE BEST BURLEsoUE CAsf n.
Ever presented Ia America, as folows:--.
GANEM.. LYDIA THOMPSON
-'''A From n Drury lane Lon-j .
EMMA GRATTAN don Cher irst apppear-i occhoprand
oncch as. .............) !. n
PAULINE MARKHAM .Abdailan
HAIRY BACkETr.... as 'hsssarac "a,
coRPs DE BALLET OF sixfY IXiiD;iiEj
ONE HUNDRED AUXILIARIES.
The principhi scenes are as follows:-
4 SILVER 81 VERY FOREST Tat At PAWN
THE THIEVES GAVE.
THE CADIZ COURT
A RAvINE AT BAGDAD.
PARIS "MABILLE," EN- FErE, &C., &C.
Seats secured six days In advance
The New York herald., 1869-02-02

MALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Manager. ....Mr. LESTER WALLACE
Doors open ~. To commence at O'Clock.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 1859.
will be presented that charming creation Of Shakspeares
The New York herald., 1869-02-02

HARDWARE BOOKEEEPER-wE SHALL REQUIRE
guarantee Ito extent OF *50o OF honesty signed by
wages pr11is on ms saes ana ~ psr
oil
The New York herald., 1869-02-02

THE ANNUAL
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
THE
GERMAN LThPERRRANz,
will take place at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1862
Tickets SIS, admitting gentleman and two ladies' extra
ladys ticket 80; be obtained from the following
bcrs:-
Just Amsinck us Pearl street, L. Burger s Bcwcry; L.
Gerner - Broad H. A. Grass 800 Greenwich street
W. II. Guntber tUz Broadway o. Iause ~ Spruce street
G. Iense 81 Exchange place John Heync ~ William street
l.. kammerer. rs Walker street Kaufmann, ~ Nassau
street r. G y Koch, 10 mine street u kuhne 81 Broad
DIR. c. Lenann ~ Last -Four street. O. Ncmbac ch,
seeks Music Hail. III East Eighth street John schepeer.
~ Exchange place schpper Is Exchange piace " stems,
"a Cedar soet; h. sciser II North William street; W.
senwsy steinwny Hail. u and 70 East Fourteenth street
bank, corner Fourteenth street and Fourth Her.
mann uhi, New York Staals Ieltung.
The New York herald., 1869-02-02

(oOK AGENTS AND OTHER EXPERIENCED SALES
- men doing WELL and wanted immediate y
by y Doubleday National Art Association 55l 9Th ay
The New York herald., 1869-02-02

MEN wANTFD-TO GET UP ROUTES ON TuT
IM EVENING TELEGRAM. First come first served. Ap
ply at 50 Ann street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-02

CoBER, STEADY AND RELIABLE SINGLE MAN, TO
- keep books and supernieni have
Apply personally for two days ut the laundry 1854 West
The New York herald., 1869-02-02

bankers AND BRoKERs.-A YOUNG NAN OF FIVE
- years mercantile experience desires position in some
banking commission house bring best references and
large facilities necessary the business Address Money,
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1869-02-02

T,EN ENERGETIC MEN wANTED-TO SELL AN
article entirely members or the Union League pre-
ferei For further particulars address, fun name r. s.
T.. Post Office, Newark, N. j.
The New York herald., 1869-02-02

WANrED-A PORTER AND A PACKER AND SHIP.
w per, both familiar with the boot trade.
X. j. HALE BROS, 16 Murray street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06
Montgomery county Agricultural

The eighteenth annual fair Of the Mont
gomery County Agricultural Society con-
cluded on Friday night, when O grand ball
took place, at which were present all Of the
bellies Of Montgomery and SCORES Of the fair
ones Of Washington and Gcorgetown. Tho
exercises Of the day, as heretofore stated In
thc.RgPUBLioAs, consisted Of tournament
and base ball contest. Mr.. Robert Trunncll,
Of Montgomery, proved himself the victor In
the tilt for the ring, and was awarded the
prize, handsome saddle and bride, valued
at $50. The game Of base ball was between
the club Of Rockville and the club Of Dafnes-
town, Maryland. The Rockville club cauae
of victorious. The committee on machinery
and agricultural implements submitted theft
report on Friday, Of which the following ID q
synopsis; ,.,...A.....
For best and second best three, horse
plows, tho premiums TO be divided between
Meesrs. Gassaway aud Duaef, OF Montgomery
county, Md, and John A. Baker, Of Washing
ton, for White & Bros. plow--to each, s3.7S;
for best two.horse wagon, TO Master Mich.
OGut, IT.; for best shovel-plow, 10 John A.
Baker, for Nixon's patent, u.
The committee regarding the even distri-
button Of guano rs the most important fea-
ture of drill, regret that they were unable
10 subject the different machines exhibited 70
the best actual experiment. Without this,
they do not consider any one 70 combine 90
many points Of excellence as to outitle II 70 b
premium Of It's competitors. They, therefore,
make no award. They, however, recon-
mend to the favorable notice Of tho comI
munity, the Bickford and Hoffman drill ed
hibited by F. L. Moore, Of Georgetown tho
willoughby and Hoffman by Duaef and Gas
saway, of Daruestown, Nd, and that by
Wagner and Mathews exhibited BY Bowie
and Barnsley, of MecLanicsville, Mont
gomery county, Nd. for the best corn.
shelter, premium to be divided between 2.
l.. Moore and John A. Baker, both exhibit.
ing sinclar's doublc-spout shellcr-to each,
81; for the best wheat fan TO John A. Baker,
for the Montgomery wheat fan, e3; for the
best straw.cutter, to J. A. Baker for Sin
clair's propeller, 90; best display Of agricul
tural implements, to John A. Baker, s25.
The committee also recommend q discro
tonary premium to be awarded 10 j. A
Baker for American hay tedder, Is; to JohI
A. Baker for rotatory harrow, -; 70 John A
Baker for Blndle's patent steamer and boil
ers, 90; to +. l.. Moore for very compact
safe and convenient well.curb, t2p 10 Bsaicy
Albaugh & Co., for buckeye cider mill, "
They also mention favorably, the Gravel
seed wheat cleaner, exhibited by Mr.. Byerly
and the Kelsey harrow with scraper, by Johi
| Kelsey.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06
Medical
DILrIMoRI LOOK HosPITAL.
isrABLrsulp A. Ri1UaKYRon ouAcKRRT
rHs ONLY PLACE a y HEB CURE


.rs.ai ssa ss!s ssss.s.i s:%:ss y. world 81
~ . .s:s; I'd sss'
fss,c. ~ I3sns. fsipsasioS q he Heat, Tinidy,
rs:%s " AZ SS.ifss ros % Sr ssS Affection,
;:: H. Manu.. e
h.Is nS;. sr III sSsfs
sA"'''."A'' YotNd Kim
::g:ss,,. NAS ~ ,ssin; Of , sSSl.
which sssasiiy sweeps 70 IN untimsiy crave thou;
iSs, IT, sSs IN n % Sihstwss have
T.Sss Vim As fy,s Of sc
cali Win isii coma ;rsS,,or
n.,,,.s p.,.o.. =, Ma, son,smp,.,,ps
..al.s; S :i:s GfS1 .s. i sssn.:
i: Va. Iis:.: Si.:.Ii ssS;i y: al: q bII,, J:
I sisi.n sna '0hna'h'' ,', UPON =" ~
IA rsiyf'S5 Es. sS.ss L,.
;ss aSf Rls.s
YOU'D p.r.ss. y: tSo .ps,e commit ssSs..s: from
:S;s: Sss. sss iSsi !s.sissS:, ~ .ss
IL: ;sossi S;s s.s .iS ljE sPDTIpJ
iSs e SsS Sc S.s No, "a ;'fSS
~: y: W:s.$ Ssss%.: ds!sossS: y, %Syas.i
nd . NJ - "a a I.OeH
NJ: hS.s .Eys1; iE,i,nS,!i,y DIsTif,s PAL
S:SiGiiiI,ss::. .:si's oi'S' Trsm', Coughs Con-
,.f YssS III. soiss from Bsitrsore sire 81. afew
eoS S nm SH me corner fAh not 70 0o'o''e nam"
Nfo letter. received salsss postpaid and con.
shSpS :if sss and ssnd portion OF s
s,,.. Dk {S6hksT39N, ,or,o,
ssSSst. from oss 81 IL mcsS .mincna COLLEGE, II
liz as Ssan mani IN the bosnlt.ls Of London.
Paris. fsiisd.ipSIs. and .slsewbsrs, has effected
%iny SS sr ws rng9s M se bsias
.isr%scd :, sudden .oSsd.i ss,htsns,s, with fIs.
Ssnt q ~ a! u var sS,sS i%%sai,sIIssiy
.SSis:.s: n hoe VII hays Injured then
vhiss Ssis Sos2 boy ana aisd unsttiss them fci
4. ::$: X. :s:,s effect.
produced BIZ early habits youih, Viz; weakness
ii%S:: PAIN. H. he H:s Pin w.:
fssssn:.s y q. Biss.siys FaSstidn.. ds"sfs B"
.nsh n bs dr,.sej~Las. az Msmsrx ,n0 CanS,os
ma S,tv, ~ ~ an osths viz prodused
s; !;
~: i;:::s s:s s:SS e:
Who hay. injured ,hsnssiys. ). certain pI.etie,
81; .s:s .; e
.s.y Isi, even SGs. ,r;;IIssP, spd AZ
/, stross bosh mind sud bcdy-sb5uid apply imns
n, 4. M ~: n. sssss
snsteked from all prospeets and Of II ne
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06
CIV. 1868. vi
ARBo UR's
ALL.HEALING
LOTION.


s..,',n m .p',e, Suie oi nnsum
~. s,a" ns, nss; '1.nae' rams IN
az ssS !, y. ~. I'm, peA n,
srsasti Certain Cure for Chiibiains, Frozen Feet.
Gus. barns' Bruises seaids. sprains or Strains.
OF sy 'oosi sohe' OF pains oi tho nervous or MUS
eu LII. sSm. ,,-
III, -, ,.u a. .~s.,.sJ,.. -, III ~ at
.,n,,.r.,.d .hovs No 80. =, h.. NV s,.aS
Ia n.o.,S.S ~. $50, ~ " p' onH as
tsa.. On .nn,,,.aon Iii, oS,.a a"1s ~ uv
a.ass Of nsurs;.:a or Rheumatism. and in all cases
VII give Infant Ishsf:
"a N. ns,tsst ma ,h",nn.h $500 .o w
power to cure the diseases named, II 1t does 10
Give entire satisfaction. after = fair and roper
trial. pledge myself o refund the money received
~ the return Of the empty bottle.
DO act pretend to be the author Of this prepare.
usA' hAvins oo'Ainea the recipe fromAno old Indian
sttrr having uaVeied among the red men for sew
1ft.r having performed a, leas, one hundred
~ A. = b.,. No., ,ndncsa Nv nv ,,tana.
~, a. 49,. ~. n,h,,, .nb , - -. ,h,
s.,,,o..
Tistiu any ease Of eiok or Neryous Headache
roethschs. should fall 10 cure from two to ave
minutes with nv Al. Healing Lotion. will forf.u
the sun Of avs dollars.
Da. HAlpoun could add numerous csrtihesteso
wonderful cures Of the diseases stated above,
which no deems uppsoesssIy to append. excrptint
SO" Nv h s ps - ,s 81 SeixnT , ,n.sItr
say person. who win give fair trial. Of its u
''r'0' m'disv1 s,IHss n @ yu,vs. 1857,
vlth a. aouta .tt.ek of Rhs,m.usm far scvera
v..r. "a twins ,,srvthiny within INV ,csch
40 avail. hesrinr Of youY Al, Healing Lotiop.
va i.duoed 10 trv a bottle. and. I am happy
..y. Mar Two npplie ATOMS was wall ononyh
10 10 nv business. which have moi done for sey.
"'A A"'' A'' "
Your obedisnt servant, JAS. A. GREER,
No a Second str,st. b,t,,,,, Ma,,achu,,tt, 1,,.
pus and q Street, Washinofon. ID. O.
| De- hAhsouh' oheeriuiiy add my teFtlmonyto
ueenoaoy oi your inVaiuhpie Lohon' nave had
| oeeshoA W use IN my ismiiy ior the reh'i OF
ne. snu Nei.ous ne.aAehe' anu nay '""ua
n"esee'e "A Amos. ihsAhlaneous cure regard
M os' p, or,,,ss '0' 'A' ABOVE al
.'s"'A''A~'i AA's ''o' "'N M MOVES
| WV H"''o''"' i"'''''se'so"' ""e'"s'o"' "
IspIArA IspIAxA 10 PA H,pt 10 ,sn
| pa. BAapouR,-Dsar ST.; I tale pleasnrs in
| sertifyinx that have used Your AIl-Heslipx Lo.
uos for chronic stif arm that had not been obIe
10 use freely for ave years, In consequence Of bs
Ing thrown from horse, and. after trying all the
| DOCTORS In this town, and spending nearly three
hundred dollars, without avail, | was induced to
try your preparation, which has given mel Tho
entire use Of my arm, after using two bottles only
nav A. AZ bY sah,n, on M 'h'is'''e' 'u''p''
Yours rsspectfuliy.
| JAMES 8, CUNNINGHAM,
kdfn Stirred. near the Railroad. Indiana, Indt
ana TO- "a
HAar.sroxr. ND. April IS. 1857.
d. hARsouk'-Dsar Sir: For the benent ofthe
am,e'ed' permit me to add my humb testimony
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

Stables.

COOKS BOARDING STABLE,
y ON EIGHTH STREET,
Between d aAd x, No. 49,
Particular attention paid to boarding Horses.
Large, airy aud 10 stables. The prOprie.
tor well known as one Of the best feeders In this
District. Owners OF poor horses can have them
attended and W ell cared for.
CARRIAGES can be had ut all hours for Parties,
Weddings and Funerals. jA13.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06
Tclegraphic Summary.

A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE commenced In Phila-
delphia on Saturday, in the Excelsior wood
mill, Nos. / 400, 1,40S and 40 Coates
street. The flames spread rapidly, and de-
structive conHagration ensued. No. !, 406 Is
a three-story brick building; Nos. l, 40s and
1,4l0 are lots filled with lumber. Back Of
No. ,40G Is a three.story brick mill, and In
the rear of Nos. ,40S and 1,410 10 the main
mill, forty flour feet wide by sixty feet deep.
This was filled with machinery and stock.
All these buildings were totally destroyed,
with q number of private dwellings belong
Ing to Soerr, Sons 81 Co. whose loss Is 80, 900,
on which there is an insurance Of u, 500, a.
follows; Royal, Of London, $4,000, and tho
balance in Connecticut, New York, and Bal
timore companies.
RICHARD CARTER, foreman Of tho stone
masons, at Fairmount, Philadelphia, was
shot and killed by Joseph Snyder, In revenge
for having been discharged by Carter last
winter. Snyder was arrested and locked up.
SEVEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
SIXTY EIGHT ounces In treasure were re-
ceived at the Denver branch mint last
month, au increase of log par cant. over the
corresponding month last year.
A TELEGRAM says contract for tho He
maha Valley railroad has been let. Ten
miles will be completed by the 18th Of next
February, and the road will bo finished to
Pawncc City in eighteen months. This Is
an outrun Of the Quincy and Keesvllle road,
and diverts the business Of southern Nc
braska to Chicago, instead of St. Louis.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06


THE CATTLE MARKET.-On Friday, the reg
ular sales day, the market was lively, and
there were 400 head Of cattle offered at
Drover's Rest, which sold to dealers for prices
ranging from AZ to OF cents; 1000 sheep
and lambs at $2.50 to -; cows and calves
$50 to 500. It will thus be seen that prices
have advanced 25 per cent. on the 100
pounds.
The GRAIN MARKET.-At the meeting Of
the Merchants Exchange Of Georgetown on
Saturday, 1900 bushels Of rcd wheat and
ready sale, the wheat sl.5a1f, and the oats
at IS cents.
SHIPMENTS OF CoAL.-Durlng the week
Just ended, II, 1888 tons Of Cumberland have
been shipped northward from Georgetown,
as follows: Borden Mining Company, ASA
tons; Cumberland Coal and Iron Company,
1880 tons; Rays docks, 6,2S1 tons.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

TAXES RECEIvED.-The general taxes re-
ceived during the month Just passed amount
ed to $6i7.3s. As required by law Collector
Boswell on Saturday distributed this amount
to the general corporation funds.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

Bors' AND GIRLS SCHOOL sATcHELs In great
variety, for sale at the very lowest cash
prices, at James s. Topham & Co.'s, No.
500 Seventh street, one door north Of Odd
Fellows Hall. H
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

MEssRs. JOHNSON Il CoLLEY, No. 50 Mar
ket space, open tomorrow q large lot of
carpets. bought at auction, varying In price
from 30 cents TO sl.25 per yard. Also, a full
assortment Of fall dry goods.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

HOWARD UNIVERSITY. The normal and
preparatory department Of this institution
opens on Wednesday, the 18th instant. Full
information can be had at the Office Of the
principal respecting the course.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

SALE OF MoNKI.-At the meeting Of the
National Union Building Association, eigh-
teen shares Of stock were advanced at an
average Of SAX per cent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

Rel Esta'e Agents.
CAPITOL. Hill
~ Real Estate Agency.
W +. JOHNSON,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
CORNER THIRD STREET EAST
large collection % property east o. tho capitol
for Sal and Rent sep9 II
sAspKL ca "a. JAMES W WALSH.
CROSS & WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 3a7 PennsyIvania Avenue,
SOUTH SIDE, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEW.
apstf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

POLICE INTELLIoEscE.-George Watson,
colored, for carrying concealed weapons and
committing an assault and battery on Jas.
Orr, was sent to Jail for court by Justice
Weaver.
E. A. Gallager was fined IS by Justice
Pearson for assaulting and beating Edward
Mcclellan.
J. Murphy and d. Conner, were each fined
"a by Justice Chase for violating the hack
law at the Baltimore depot.
W. A. Pearson, colored, was fined 81 for
the same offence.
J. Rotanl, for occupying market stand
without license therefor, was fined Is by
Justice Harper.
William johnson, a colored thief, was sent
to jail on q charge Of petit larceny preferred
by Emma Simmons.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

The WASHINGTON City DIsPBSsARY
northwest corner of Seventh and M streets,
conducted by Drs. L. M. Taylor and Z. W.
Latimer, has proved a perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free of
charge to the poor. Office hours from o to
10 a. IN. and 8 to Up. m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded. H
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

The Fourth Ward Republican Club meets
at the Common Council Chamber Tomorrow
evening at eight O'Clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

CEsTRE MARKET. - This old eye.sore,
which Is standing disgrace to our city, we
are glad to notice now presents some show
Of respectability, the Clerk, Sidney McFar-
land, having had the exterior Of the build
ings thoroughly coated with whitewash, and
same means. As far as lies In the power Of
the clerk, the market has been rendered as
comfortable as possible to dealers and pur-
chasers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06
Wines and Liquors.

Wines and Liquors.
JAMES NOLAN,
DBALBRIE
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Sol Agent for Carte d'0r, Lac d'0r. and Her
Champaignss,
H2 Pennsylvania ayonna, adjoining Metropolitan
Hotel,
Store aud Sample Room tuperintended by VIM.
COnroy.
ss-Agen for the La ManolA Cigar, nol3.f
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

On q TRIp.-Major A. @. Richards, su-
perintendent Of police, left tho city Saturday
evening for q business trip TO New York.
We hear that he will be Joined In that city
by two or three Of the police commissioners,
who will accompany him to several Of the
large cities on tour OF inspection.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-06

YOUNG CATHOLIC FRIENDS SOCIETY
The annual meeting OF the Young Catholic
Friends Society was held at Carroll Hall,
when quite number were present. The re-
firing president, John Carroll Brent, esq,
read the annual report, which shows a -four
ishing condition Of the society. The election
Of officers resulted as follows president,
j. Edmond Mallet; vice-presidcnt, James
Lackey; corresponding secretary, @. G. G.
simms; recording secretary, N. D. Connol-
ly; treasurer, Geo. Savage bookkeeper,
Joseph Carter steward, J. F. King. Dur
ing the evening Father B. +. Wiget entered
the hall and was enthusiastically received.