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Evening star., 1869-08-05
CAMP OoTe that DON'T require Pillows anc
Mattresses In the uss Of them. Only 81 50 each
For sale at r.r.I- -. -
sd. ADAMson's, sos Ninth street,
4 81 mart n pea0a n

10
TIE aR1Arnsr relief imaginable can be at.
those elegant suits selling st such astonishing.
y law prizes q The cele6rate6 Oak HAIL cloth.
Ing store. $50 HssentA street, opposite the Post
Once, where, in addition TO gentleman = .fsan.
mock Burn" Oheviot, Arfah na Pogus, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen suits, chiIdren's q Carl.
balde suits iE great variety are also to be had at
INC l' n10s' '1e@soa.ose pESes. xs'o
THIS II TO HoFUx rHp rvBLzo that Geo. b.
Wilson & 10. can se1a SA0ess DoUtA &c, a. cheap
as any person who sdysrasss N she, star. 1M
Musr wn-t.ss %. 1esy.s e Rsa..-
Seeyns, Proprietor Of ne 1ee Hong, has
s sscsG ssae s q 1sns & r ss
One pound - cheap - thoush yoa bought q
! Si7 4 e. .Ho.s." |" sss tn s.zsst
gCHlAfsa THAN rHB OH1APnsr.-- white
dershirts ana brewers nom Ss csnss upwards.
Ssrsnss Ss@ a. 9 ssa.. a:r TS.
best Paper O1MA SAsAb par pair; o. 50 esan Q
deasnI Excellent Fsper OoaIsrs, ciosH. .iine1
button hole. 10 cennA toa; and m other soodt
Mssls Han, No. IS ;,s siitss. & 80 Spposiss Fsssa;
Omc% os "A fEsa Tednero1 = 7y6l:i'
! COINS, &c-Dr. WAite, Sareson Oasropodis,.
9f twelve years Hacasn experiences In the
42l Pennsyivania Aveiine, bsf wsn ~ -aad eth
streets, since 1891, succ0sfnnt troGts hOorns,
Bunions. Chllblatns, lC1hb Snd' 1ngrowing
Nails. md other dlseases or Athe feer. without
pain or lnccnvenience 70 tbs pssient. The shoe
can be worn win ease irnaediAlely after the
operation. Refers 70 The many eminent physis
cfans, surgeons and thousands OF other raspon.
sibie persons who patronize his establishment
Hours nom q m tce p. m. Owing b press
OF ous1ness at once. Dr. White - unable 70
visit patients at theirresidsnces except between
and p. N. f.E Il 80 "A 80. - 80
Evening star., 1869-08-05

FoR CHOLERA Remedy.-In view of the
prevalence Of cholera morbus and similar com.
plaints, It may not be out Of place to publish
the following prescription, which has been
pretty thoroughly tested for many years.
Laudanum, o.; spirits Of camphor, . OF.
tincture of capsicum, or; tincture of
ginger, l OF; essence of peppermint, o.;
Hofman'S aDodyne, 2 OF. II the ano-
dyne cannot be readily obtained, su osti-
tute suiphuric ether-half the Quantity.
Mix thoroughly and shake well every time it
is used Give or take from ten to twenty drops,
according to age, condition, or violence of at.
tack. Repeat every ten minutes till relief is
obtained. In desperate case take a table.
spoonful At once. Take IT in an equal quantity
OF water, and lie on the back quietly, or in an
ull IL has full opportunity TO work. Garry q
small phial in the pocket, with a fe W Jumps of
white sugar upon which to drop il, to be used
IN sudden emergencies.
WHAT is A PRIZE EFIGHTl-Certain parties
were recently apprehended in New Haven,
Conn, and put Ou trial Oh the charge of having
Deen engaged IN q prize night. defendants
commended that the statute was penal and must
be construed strictly; that the word prize
was offered the law will not construe il
to be prize fight. On the other hand. the
State urged that iise Legis latnre intended to
prevent and punish crime; that the prize OFF red
is not essential to consItnte this crime:
that the term prize fight Is technical, and
means contest between two persons. con.
ductod in particular manner; thai there is no
anger or personal hate between the cou,es.
tants: tnat there must be some irducemept to
cause the parties to engage in such a contest
and 1t Is not material whether this inducemeni
was certain substantial reward or the honor
OF victory. The Court decided that some ma.
tefial reward must be offered to constitute
prize Dgnt IN the meaning of the law.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

lame, auotioneers have sold lot D in M vii
llams subdivision OF uare SO, fronting 20 feet
on Virginia avenue, rear Sd street, west, with
Q tvo-story brick house thereon, 10 Thomas +.
Keane for s1,Ol0.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

BURSTING o. LAMP Ia A SrRBxT Oar
About 1I.30 O'Clock last LiehL, as car No. ~ Wss
on Its way dCWn 7th street, with full load of
passen gers rsfaFniug from the Schusfzenf-st
one OF the kerosene OIL lamps exploded, ea1s.
ing great alarm, but doing slight damage.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

SUIT AGAINST THE CoRPoRArIou.-Mrs. @.
w Is. True nas. oy her attorneys, Messrs.
Riddle and MIll-r, brought SUIT aeainst the
Corporation Of Washington for Injuries r..
ceiyed on the nIght Of the 10Th Of August 1875.
ny falling int hole IN the pavement, by
which she Dad he right arm btdly spraiued
and injured, claiming damages az $500.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
Georgetown Advertisements.

tT0R SALE
= 10000 OLD BRICK, In good order.
Apply to fO6T 4 WILSON, corner Of Mopteom
cry and Olive streets, Georgetown. sul o.
10y fhOs. BOWLING, Auct'r; 0eorcstov.-
Evening star., 1869-08-05

OLDEST INHABITANTS AssoCIArIor.-A
meeting OF TINS ASSOCIATION was held at the City
Hail at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, J. F.
Callan, one OF the Vice Pres sidents. IN the chair
Nominations for membership being in ORDER
The names of Captain w. w. Moore, J. T. Z.
Ciark- and J. T. Donaldson were presented
MI Callan offered resolutions of respec 10 the
memory of Justice GiDerson and Justice J. s.
Holingshead, members Of the association re.
Gently deceased; which were unauim ouslv
adopted and eulogistic addresses were de.
hNered oy Messrs. Brent and Clark. Mr. f
Lord presented to he association q copy of
tne Sneheid Register, and Yorkshire. DERBY.
shre and Nottinghamshlre CnirersdI 4drertiser
paper printed by Joseph Gales, in Hearts.
mead. England, and dated June IL, I7S9. MIR.
Brent commented ppon the paper a. some
iengto, stating that the publisher was the father
OF Joseph GALES, late of the National I,.tellf.
0enesr; that be came TO this country with his
SOD, and was present al the first meeting of che
society, in 1888, At which steps were taken for
the foundation OF the National Monument As.
socl1tion. An acrostic written oy Mr. Richard
Wnent, was presented to read as also a poem
py MARY Minor. " In which she denouuces the
members as s'old fogies," and broached the
lcea OF the formation Of q nval association, 70
be known as the "Pretty Juveniles"
Adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

APPorNTKp.-Micbael Duney, ESQ.,, Prssi.
dent Of the Third Ward Irish Repubiicau
Club, has been appointed to a clerkship in the
Oify Post Once. $50 l--.-.- 90
Evening star., 1869-08-05

CUrfTxe ScRAfI.-A dimcuity ysstsrday
party by whom ne bad been smplDysd dufine
the day. resulted about 0 o'clock last sveninS
in Costello being cut by one o. tie party IN the
Sc James Hotel. Drs. walsh and Dodd Dressed
the wounds, which the injured man says Wer0
fnfiictsd By q man named Richard DeLacey,
who occupied seat In his hack during the
day. E H ~ 80 y = =
Evening star., 1869-08-05

hA1f. past eight o'clock, . couple OF gondoaa for
opeD, platform) cars, belonging to the WaShs
tngfon and IAlexAndri4 railroad, which had
ntss before at the corner OF ,2x street snd
Maryland ayenuo, Wsrs, BY vhAt means 10 nos
knownS started down the trade. aud fha hrN
the liver sbo1s ter ssss TcrsSas.sis sr - we
sci nor persons vsrA In The. way. OF serioas
results would have ensusd In . shose WAile
afterwards the necessary machinery was CO.
tanned and lthea cars Were hoisted to the
bridge shout one o'ciock, and passage through
And over the bridge proceeded as usual
y CoLoHII AKA CrLrsRArDp Nsw On.
lLIAus CIR0us and, Menagerie will arrive in
Warrington on Monday next, aud exhibit for
two days on the lot On 1ltA street, south OF
fennsylvania avenue. They have an excel.
nne collection Of wild and tanned animals.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

"A FREE FIGHT.-Tnis morning, about one
Oelcek, dIfheulty occurred at Oyster Bay
which created considerable commotion among
the employees of the establishment, an brou eht
10 the scene OF action Ufficer Liscome, of the
second Ward, and Ofhcers Actor, Powell
Skinner, and Leech, OF the Third Ward who
succeeded IN arres ing John Travis, Henry
aiias "Pretty" Miller. and Henry Crutchett.
IIavIs and the barkeepef Of the saloon,
John Newhouse, were badly cut about the
head. It's stated that Miller and Travis went
INTO TIE eating saloon where Crutchett and
Others were sitting at table. Miller bantered
some one Of the party TO fight and was told by
Inc Darkeeper (Newhouse) to deslst, at the same
Time Newfouse took hold of him. At this iunc.
lure Newhouse was dealt a severe blow on the
head with a bottle, as he alleges in the hands of
Iravls- Al general row ensued- during which
Travis was badly cut about the head. The
missiles used were bottles and dishes, and much
damage was done to the crockerv ware Of the
establishment TIE parties arrested were taken
10 Inc Central Guardhouse, where Miller and
Crutcnett deposited each slO collateral security
Tor their appearance at a trial. John New.
Rouse was seriously wounded In the head and
the nemolrnage was very profuse. He was
carried 10 the drugstore of Entwlsle on the
corner OF l2tn street and Pennsylyania avenue
where his wounds Were dressed by Dr. J. O.
Sioan and Surgeon johnson Elliott, they hay
Dg been called In.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
ALUABLl AND DISIRABLE BUSINESS
AhbD AhhbD 01HER PROPEKTf ON HIGH sr., AT

Ut IUkspAY A!TtRN0ON, August 10th,
4; ls9. ct O'Clock, 4 will cell, in front Of the
ing .71. feet on the vest side Of High street be
tween ID and ID streets. With depth Of about Is5
bries store :nd DWELLING House, lately occupied
Aso, part Of Lot u, fronting 50 feet on the east
side OF High street, above eteddard street. with
depih Sf L9 feet, i'm proved ey substantial b, ick
divided the house having 4 feot alley.
The attention OF cepitalists Ind others, In want
OF eood business and dwelling property, Is called
Terms Of sale: One: taird cash; balance in 8
OF trust on the property. Oonveyaucfue sud stamps
1t the cost OF the pur Sl0o will be required
off. faOMAs DOWNING.
Sd aucfiopasr
Evening star., 1869-08-05

ACcIDyRf About half.pas 10 O'Clock this
morning little SON OF Mrs. 4anuaver, living
On X street, between 9Th ana 7th. South Wash.
tpgsOn, Was kIcked several times BY a mule
attached TO cart which he was driving, near
ana sSriousIy in}used. The siness ana 1cSn
a. 0nto Of the uaSortunass youth's iessu wore
horribly cnt and .lacefAteds and, falltlg from
The csrt he you'd A4ye been run over fhad Il
dragged MIN from bsn6ath the wheels. The
3pJured boy received skAful atEeatien, In q fsW
minutes afterwards nom Dr. "a O. OrogH0n,
YeUtddmCe. '34T yd't9u 9te 9h,c5 ~ ", =
Evening star., 1869-08-05

1T Is VERY REMARKABLE that all physicians
agree in opinion that Hofs Malt Extract is
highly serviceable, not only as an article of
diet for convaiesc cent patients, and in the case
Of patients with enfeebled vital powers. but
likewise for diseases of the throat, chest, lungs
and stomach, and for consumption IN its differ.
ent stages, 80
Evening star., 1869-08-05

DIsoRpBRLY IN THE MARKET AND RRsrsr.
AHCE TO TIE PoLICB--Onicer Skinner, of the
sixth precinct, yesterday afternoon arrested
three eciored men, named Ben Taylor, William
Jackson. and James III. Martella, charged
Nih nghtDg and riotous conduct In the
Central Markes Thew were subseo uentIv Az.
rslgned before Justice Thompson for hearing,
when was proved that the fellows made
such resistance 10 the ofhcer that IL became ne.
cessary 10 call upon several hucksters for
assistance, and, in addition, the parties
renewed their quarrel in the station house.
where q knock down also took place. Ten
dollars nns was imposed upon each Of the Of
tenders.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

TAMPHRlHe WITH 48rnR-For cone time
corner OF Virginia avenue and n 11YOo{. SixtH
Ward, to which battnchsd yhS meter 70 fneos.
ure the Gas eoas1med aby.thsi lAmpf "a that
section Of me city Aas shad . fUl hssdWay
bills much larger than thsy should -. ~ -
lamp lighter, M: joseph FairaIl, has pssnl
enaeaveting 20 fild ort Who wai' 4oiut Il.
watch this lamp, and during ths night eausSe
q man named Daniel Murray IN the act Of
tamperinG with the meter, WHOM ne Beuf oV
morning he had 0 hearing before Justice
Schmidt, who dismissed the charge, dou biting
whether he had jurisdiction, and VIII report
the case 70 the corporation omctAIs, as Murray,
for the gas company 81 al a. lies Bl u
Evening star., 1869-08-05

DEPARTMENTAL Coal Co-oPHRArrvR Asso.
ClATloN--At the meeting of clerks OF the De.
pariments, held last night in the Council
Chamber, City Hall, for the purpose OF form.
lne an association for the purchase Of coal at
reduced prices, large number was resent
and the examination was perfected BY the
election OF the following omcsrs: w. T. Kent
President; ]. W. Frazse, Vice President: W.
q Hunt, Secretary and Treasurer; Board Of
Managers, (inclucing the above.named Of.
ncers,l MsssTs. A. n Scott, J. O. Holmes, and
J. @. Henning. The rules provide that each
person, on joining the association, shall Day
INTO the treasury 3, which amount shall D
credited 10 hIm on bis first purch ase; also. on
each ton OF coal and each cord Of wood be
shall pay tax of hve cents for the purchase
Of books, &c. The managers are to purchaae
fuel, and any fuel that may be enrased bv
me tmoer, but not ordered, may be sold 10 nsr-
Seps p9t connected with the association, the
Preference to De given 10 members On motion
OF the Rev. J. q. Henning, q vote Of thanks was
ts2cered the President for his efforts in secur-
ing tne organization Of the society Already
2.3CO tons Of coal and 500 cords Of wood have
been engaged. Adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

THIRn wARD RBPUBLIcAH GLUE "A inset.
ing OF The Third Ward Republican Ulub wes
held last night ~ Wissweli barracks, called
Tor the purpose. Of q semi-an1ual election OF
omcers. Tne attendance. however. was 90
slim that 70 prevent aay dissafisfactaon which
might result should IN election taKo piaco, the
regular order OF business was postpoaed, and
the meeting Immediately adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

ASSAULT ON A P0LICs LIBufRNANT.-This
morning, Oficers Gates and Straub arrested
Florence dowafd Tor vviss drunk and dieors
derly, and took her to the seventh precinct
lFourih Ward) station. house, where she b ad
bearing before Justice Chase. Lieut.. Ecklof
was behind the desk at the time, and having
informed the justice OF the character Of the
accused. turned to call the roll, when she seized
q marbl paper weight from the desk, and
throwing II n the Lieutenant struck him on
the crown Of the head, making the blood spart
Instead Of sending her to her old home--ths
workhouse-the justice Immediately committed
her to Jail for court 10 answer the charge of
assault and battery
Evening star., 1869-08-05

RANGE OF THBRMoMBrBR at Franklin l.
Co.'s, opticians, sA Pennsylvania avenus,
in the shade, to-day: o o'clocka g. m. 70 degrees;
III, 81; II, 81; II m, So; p- m, 81; sP. m, SO.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
Nov1rrH SoU.pss.y AHD nAola1

a-fA1x1lssvss. ySsxRea.4A.
&sE ~ ~: 3. - -: -; ~ -:
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Evening star., 1869-08-05

ing suitable for children 8 to 8 years Of age, we
shall make reduction Of % per cent. on the
dollar from the marked prices. This will bring
SIS an.wooi suits to S3.75, and go on.
Bear In mind, we only make this reduction
until we remove TO our old stand, and on chill
dren's clothing only. We shall deduci 10 per
cent. on all other goods until the above time.
This may seem incredible to those who know
how we have marked down our goods in the
past thirty days 1t must be done, as we Intend
carrying no goods over. One price only. Saks
Il Co, temporarily at 5.5 9TH street
Evening star., 1869-08-05
Alexandria Items,

THE PRBeIDRNT's CoACHMAN, with his car.
mage and two horses, retarned here this morn.
ing from Long Branch
Evening star., 1869-08-05

LIouoD DnALnRs' AssocIAf -Ats mses.
Ing OF the Liquor Dealers Association, held
yesterday at Trades' Unioa Hail. the question
Of holding q national Convention Of liquor
was again under dlseassion, but dedniso aettoa
was postponed tin the next meeting, at which
II Is expected that the result OF the correspond
phia, Bosion, Chicago, and other large cities
will be laid before the mseting for considers
ton. .-. I. .sH-
Evening star., 1869-08-05
CITY ITEMS.
WE BUY our Clothing at Oak Hall, i6O 7th st.,
opposite Post Once.
JAPAN BRAIps,
Jet Sets,

Jet Buttons,
Received this morning a. Priggs One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue,
between AZ and 9th streets.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
uHBEBi Lun1IHn IuT511 m

I uABKBi LuMyINn LunDl1 m
- Ierss sseqk 9a eesDlsss sss,es.ass e B.s,a-
,nf Lumber. He9lock Te1clH9. Qklrus eAlselss.
nits flns saa Spruce Heksts. oeer Pss1s. Ae.
DRESSED LuHDEk
rekee by WILLBf . 4x1pe4AvB,
Cernar New York avsnus ol1 81 eereee,
sLu ''' 's' TsssS SssS.s !
Evening star., 1869-08-05

Inc Gazette OF last evening says:
ROBBERs DKTECTRD.-<.t was stated In yes.
terday . Gazette that warrants had been issued
for the arrest OF three white men named
Turner, and two one eyed coIored men named
Brown and Zip, on suspicion Of their being
implicated In the robbery committed the night
before at the residence Of Mr. Thomas Javins,
near this city. In q search of the premises of
the Turner'S, on Washing ton street. above
Portner's Garden, yesterday, many of the ar
ucles stolen from Mr.. Javins were found, but
the guilty parties, with the exception OF one Of
the coloied men, Scipio Wilson, who was ar.
rested, had been informed that the police were
on the look out for them and had left for parts
unknown.
HORSE THIIF.-Wesley Tisdale, who has
been confined in the Jail in this city for some
time past, on the charge Of stealing q horse
from Mr.. Lynn, of Prince William county,
left here this morning, in charge of Sheriff
O'Neal, for Brentsviile, the county seat OF that
county.
SUsPIcIoUs.-EarIy this morning two men
arrived here from Washington in q boat
worth at least $50, which they were very
nxious to sell, Offering as low as 81 cash ana
&36 en- time. Not meeting with a purchaser
they re.embarked and floated down the river
with the TIDE. .l7
NOTARY PUBLIC "A. w. Clinton has been
appointed Notary Public for the county Of
Alexandria, by Governor Wells.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

FiSAMe Tz11T5 g 1lR0DYY, N6:5 sc
y gtrest, bgeWoen eth sad ~. AlSo. 0salS in
s;dn sf;ds:. r'1ss,s fcwasr ssct ~ Ss ~. Gsf
The Van Buren press., 1869-04-20

tS- Mai Taos. LASIGAS, of FortSmith re-
t1rnei home on the Fort Gibsoa TUESDAY
,n6rninc last after an absence of some six
weeks in the Eastern markets, making his
Simmer and Spring purchases.
Also on the same boat from Little Rock
were the Rev. JoaS SANDLEs, CHARLEY
Johnson, A. II. RYAN and Hon. V. DELI Of
the Ne,v Fra, together with a scattering dele
CATION for Washington. Benton, etc. We ven
cation, will be hardly rec ognizable, by their
old friends, the rust having been so thorough
" yrubed of and the dopning Of" store clothes
since their taryy at the Capitol city. has en-
tirely changed their general appearance.
The Van Buren press., 1869-04-20
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

Just published, anew edition Of Or. Culrer-
nctrS Celebrated Essay on tile radical cure
(withou, mcdlcine) Of Spherwaorrhna, or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal LOSSES. I'm
potency, Menta. aud Physical lucapaclty, Imped-
iuicnts TO Marriage etc; also, Consumption
Epilepsy. and Fits, induced by clfinduIgencc or
sexual oXtravaganco.
10 Price, IN a scaled envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty Jenrs' success.
fu practise, that the alarming conseq eqnenccs OF
self abuse may Tbe radically cured WITHOUT the
dangerous sc Of intcfnal medicine OF t'e appli.
cation of the knife pointing out mode of cure at
once simple. certain, and eftctnn by means Of
which ever, sufferer, matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself oh.nply, privately, aud
rddicaiy. /" .'.'
sB-1his Lcc,uNe should be IN the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal ~ a plain envelope. to any I'D
dress. postpaid. on receipt of six cents: or two
post stamps. Also, Dr.. Culycrwci's Marriage
Guide" price 25 cents. Address the Publishers,
CliAS. J. C.. KLINE 4 CO.. ~ Boweyy. New
York r., pHe. sa t.5ec Ilib ja't io-lr,
The Van Buren press., 1869-04-20


Coop WnL-Prentice, of the Louis
vile Jonrnai, says many good things,
and now he intimates yhat his will would
be if he were rich, What an idea, to sup
pose an editor could be rich! He says !;
II possessed the most valuable things
in the world, and were about to- will them
away, the following would be MY plan Of
distribution:
Would give the world truth and friend
ship, which are so very scarce.
To physicians, skill and learning:
would give to printers theirpa
To gossipping women, good sense,
modesty, large waists, and natural teeth.
To young sports and dandies, common
sense, little cash, and hard labor,
To old maids, good tempers, smooth
faces, little talk and good husbands.
To old bachelors, love OF virtue, chill
dren and wives. ~
The Van Buren press., 1869-04-20
WALL PApER.-The Furniture ests

WALL PApER.--The Fun niture estao-
lishment of DAUGHERTY Il GLASS, have
in store fine assortment of Wall Pa
pers, Borders, dc, and with little coax
ing, you can get the old man" to put
it on for you. Try him. There is not
hardly house in town, that does not
want more or less papering, and the eN-
cusc is, that is so hard to get any one
to put it on properly. i.
The Van Buren press., 1869-04-20

sS- Hon. J. u. C. TURxAS, one of the mem
bcrs of the Legislature from this County, re-
turned from his labors at Littl" Rook on Tues
day. Mr.. Turman, we are pleased to notice
voted against the swindl!ng funding bill"
And in SO doing. we venture to say, represent
ed the wishes of nine-tenths of the people of
tliis County. Latterly oil most all questions
touching the interests Of his constituents, he
has generally. faithfully represented them,
Although we had no part or lot in electing
thc gentleman, nevertheless we desire always
10 give the devil his dues"
The Van Buren press., 1869-04-20
ry Attention is directed to The cal

Ey Attention is directed to The card
In our paper Of RowLANp d VAuE, Claim
Agents, Fort Smith, Arkansas They
are highly recommended and have great
facilities at Washington for successfully
prosecuting claims and making colec-
tons. Promptness in all business mat
ters entrusted to them, will be their motto
and they ask for share of business.
The Van Buren press., 1869-04-20
DIR. Z. WALL,

Occula,r AND AURlsr, Fayetteville, Ark,
Vii 90 to Fort Smith the present week,
.,s remain some ten or twelve days,
vhen he will return again to Van Buren,,
on or about the 22d. -.........
We can cheerfuily recommend the Doc
tor the citizens of Fort Smith as a skill
fall and successful oeulist-and one every
way worthy OF their confidence and pat
ronage. .a4lJ-.- ~tr..
The Van Buren press., 1869-04-20

tS- The attention Of the citizens Of Van
Bpren and vicinity on visiting Fort Smith, is
respectfully called TO our very large and well
sejected stock of READY MADE CLOTHING for
slering and Summer wear Farntshiny Goods,
Ljten Shirts Neck-ties, B0,cs, Collars, Hats.
Deots and Shoes, ETC., etc.
I'm. BocoUIS & REUrzEL.
The Van Buren press., 1869-04-20

TT In order to fill, in small degree, the
want Of Sadlers Shop in our city, Mr. CHAs.
MBLNG has employed a competent workman
versed in harness making, to repair anything
IN that line. A repair shop for harness Is inst
about as necessary in Van Buren,. as black
smith shop. We can assure our citizeui that
what Mr.. RIpLISG undertakes to do, will be
y]onc well and in workman-likc manner
shop directly opposite POWELL & DIcKsoN's
The Van Buren press., 1869-04-20

cB- Maj. 4. RECTOR and CHAs. B. JOHN
son, Esq, were in our city on Wednesday last.
We were pleased to see the gentlemen looking
90 well. Mr. Johnson has recently returned
from Little Rock and speaks confidently Of
the success ofthe Little Rock and Fort Smith
ltaiiroad--and assures us that the work will
be pushed ahead to completion with persever-
ing energy. ....#