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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01
legal rielas Of the parties as to The title
m tho nrennfses.

legal rieeke OF the parties ~ 70 'ne 'it'e
to the premises.
Gibson. a Foster.
Tristram N. washburn. liquor agent Of
Peru, was arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. Witnesses were summoned on
the part Of the State and at time assign
ed for trial the respondent appeared in
court and retracted his plea of not guilty
and entered The plea of guilty.
Foster, Co. Atty. Hammons.
The. following Divorce cases were heard
in chambers, and disposed of as follows {:
Sarah E. Bennett, libellant vs.. Nahum
w. Bennett. Divorce decreed. Libellant
to have personal effects, and $ll2.
Black. Gibson.
Mary Ann Boobier, libellant v. Daniel
Boobier. Divorce decreed.
Hammons.
Melinda Johnston, libellant V. John
Johnston. Divorce decreed. Custody of
children given TO mother.
Ludden.
Laura A. Carver, libellant v. George
S. Carver. Divorce decIeed. Custody
of children to mother.
Walker.
Helen NJ. Harper, libellant v. VIM. r.
Harper. Divorce decreed. Custody of
children to mother.
Shaw & Kimball.
Virgil d. Billings. libellant v. Sarah
Billings. Divorce derreed.
Harlow.
Nelson NJ. Russell. libe liant V. Abbie
c. Russell. Divorce decreed.
A. S. Kimball.
Charlotte b. Lane, libellant V. Edwin
A. Lane. Divorce decreed. The two
youngest children given to mother, and
$4,000 per year TO be paid to mother for
five years successive.
Bolster & Wright.
Lizzie Kendall, libelant V. John w.
Kendall. Divorce decreed.
Hastings.
The Grand Jury came in on Saturday,
with fourteen bills of indictment.
State VS. Elisha +. Cotton, Browniield,
two indictments as common seller and
keeping tipping shop.
Stateys. Reward Bryant, Norway, com
mon seller and tipping shop.
State vs.. Tristram y. Washburn, Peru,
common seller and tipping shop. De-
PENDANT is Town Agent, and is charged
with selling Illegally.
State vs. Ira Hobbs, Greenwood. com
mon seller.
State vs.. Irene Hobbs. Greenwood. tip
ping shop.
State vs.. Robert J. 3. Horton. Buck
field, larceny of bank bills and scrip.
State vs.. Alonzo X. Dimock. Frye
burg, forgery and for uttering a forged
order.
State VS.. James ii. Holden, Sweden,
for contempt OF court, refusing to obey 4
summons to attend rs witness in liquor
case before the Grand Jury.
State KS Inhabitants of Greenwood, for
defective highway.
There have been no disagreemcnts OF
the jury. and rather more jury trials
and yerdicts than common. The Court
adjourned on Thursday forenoon. Ten
verdic,s were rendered and large mum
Der of cases were disposed of.
Winfield Scott Robinson. Esq, OF
Sumner, and VIM. ii. Motley, Esq, oil
Norway. were admitted to practice as
Attorneys, in all the Courts of the State,
at the present term of the 5. J. Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01
After the score was announced by tho

After the score was announced by tho
umpire, both clubs departed for the Chap
Ell, where . supper was provided. The
supper passed of very pleasantly. after
which the Unions departed for Lewiston,
feeling a little chop-iallen. but both Clubs
separated with good feelings. The Uiys-
slams will play the Keokas game OF Dali
next Saturday, Oct. I'd, at Oxford village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01

= The Executive Council have refused
to confirm the appointment of Cornelius
Sweetser Of Saco, John Hayden OF Bath,
Joseph A Sanborn Of Readfeld, and
George Weeks of jefferson, rs Commits
sioners on the State valuation.
1t is understood that no question as 10
the character or fitness of these gentlemen
was made. but That the argument of 40
cality" caused the action above indicated
Reuben :. Prescott, of Bangor, Seth
Scammon OF Scarboro, and Nathaniel \.
Joy OF Ellsworth, were unanimously con-
firmed, as were also the nominations OF
Chief Justice Appleton andJudge DECKER
son. The latter took the qualifying oath
before the Governor on Friday. 1t is
rumored that Mr.. JOY VIII decline the
appointment as commissioner on State
valuation, says the Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01

The cavalry squad under Capt. Burns
are doing good service in the fifth Virginia
district. Collector Wilcox reports the
Seizure and destruction of thirteen Illicit
stills and the arrest of twelve men
this was the work of one week. The
most fattering reports are coming in from
all parts Of the State; the men who have
heretofore distilled brandy illicitly are
now complying with the law. The Su-
pervisor believes that this year. from Vir
ginia the distillalion ofapplc brandy will,
at SOC. per gallon, reach $500, 900, rs
against SS5. 900 last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01

Mr. Editor: l see by the Democrat Of
Sept. oath, that Mr.. Solomon X. Edwards
has harvested twenty six bushels of
Norway oats from twenty pounds of seed.
l think | can tell story a little ahead of
that, as | sowed only one half pound
and harvested two bushels and four
quarts. E. BRYANT, Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01

There was light frost in the vicinity
Monday evening but not sufficient to
injure the tobacco crop. Frosts have
occurred in various portions Of Illinois, in
some instances injuring the corn crop,
which is generally two or three weeks
behind in growth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01

The Cattle Shows in our County COM
menee next week. We shall endeavor TO
visit several of them and note the various
worthy articles on exhibition. We hone
our farmers viii have more interest than
common this year, and that farmers Clubs
may be started in every village this fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01

The PEERLESS "DExrER"-Mr. Bonner
Of the Ledger, publishes q card denying
The report that he had consented that
Dexter should trot with Lady Thorne for
the benefit of the Avondale sufferers,
having never let one of his horses trot IN
race or thought of doing SO. Mr.. Bon
ner makes in his card the following offer,
which may be regarded in the nature OF
standing premium for fast horse equal
10 the fastest:
While | will not trot Dexter against
any horse even for the most worthy pur
pose, l will pay one hundred thousand
dollars, in cash, for another horse-trom
any part OF the world, if the world can
produce one-that will trot as he trotted
last week, a mile in 2 ~ to a road
wagon and carry ing the same weight
he carried.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01

The Farmers and Mechanics Club,
OF Minot and Hebron, will hold its 18th
annual Cattle Show and Fair at West
Minot, on Wednesday and Thursday,
Oct. 18th and 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01

-Herzog, the famous running horse.
that made mile in l. 43 1-2, the best time
on record, died yesterday morning at the
Buckeye track. His owner refused $751;
600 for him within week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01

SECRETARY BoUTwELL's OPINIoN.-Sec.
rotary Boutwell, said, at the Union League
dinner in New York. that there were two
things necessary 10 give our country the
strongest and most enviable position in
the world These were. first, to secure
the payment Of the national debt in gold,
without qualification or cquivocation and,
secondly, to secure the adoption of the
Fifteenth Amendment, neither of which
events was he disposed TO consider in
doubt. The Secretary said that he had
reason 10 believe that, If he had the
authority, a good share Of our debt could
now be- funded at four and onc-half.
perhaps four per cent, and when our
interest account was reduced 10 $780,
GOO. GOO, we should have surplus from
our present resources uf from 500, 600 600
to $40. OOO, OO0. which would make il very
easy to take care OF the demand debt ;
and that ~ our present rate of taxation
he believed our whole debt could be paid
of in twelve years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01


BosroS. MASS. Sept. 20.
The Reppblican State Convention held
in Worcester to-day was largely attended
and proceedings harmonious.
Hon. Charles sumner presided, and de-
livered an eloquent speech occupying an
hour and half. He insisted that, ire
spective ofalglocal issues, the Republicans
OF Massachusetts are bound to regard ma
iional questions as of paramount impor-
lance. There were in his judgement two
special classes in jeopardy, the national
man and the national creditor. and for
their protection he would have the Re-
publican labor, Against both, the freed
man and the public creditor, he consider
ed the Democratic Party assiduously con-
tending. In regard to the Cuban question
he took the ground decidedly, that Cuba
ought aud must inevitably be tree and in
depent of Spain; but he would not have
the United States, al present at least, as
sumo any other position than that of
friendly negotiator. Respecting our re-
lations with England, Mr.. Sumner re-
itcrated the conclu sion reached in his
speech in the L. $. Senate, tina, the wrong
done US by England during the rebellion
was greater than any ever done by one
civilized nation to another, except by &C
tual war; but he did not ask the English
nation or the American people TO do or
say anything about the matter jus; now.
for the time had not come. Canada, he
thought. was destined to be part of the
United States in due time. but it must be
left to the voluntary movements of the
English Government and The Canadians
themselves 10 decide when it should be.
Gov. Clahin, with the entire state ticket
was re-nominaied by acclamauon, with
the exception of state auditor, Charles
Endicott being nominated for that office,
The resolutions reaffirm the devotion
of the Republican Party TO the state and
nation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-01
TAX PAYERS OF PARIS,

For the wear I,g. who are assessed over my dol
lf-s Ttey number Just one hundred.
Evening star., 1869-05-19
FOR SALE AND RENT.

llIAuTIruL AID HRALrHT suMMEB RI
ID TRIAf FOR lEg1-fhas deuehtful sad coo.
yeniees S.!ntry neeeenee keevn :. "KEEeALL
aud nov in The coeupanoy Of Hon. O. Cox. ex,
Oommissioner OF fenslons, stu ated about one aud
. half mile. fro1 the city. The House g leres.
CarriAe. Ho.ses, BoviiIe Alley ,1c. The eresnds
ore suDls and tastefniiy e1belhshed. In sddttioa
60 gerdsn Of two aerse. well stocked with fruits
iniss VARIETY q eSciee Hip. o'd Krat so Ssr
month. INQUIRE on the premises. my l5<t
a RARE CHANOH-0s0O win buy the ST COX
"A and TlxTUB1S Of handsome little Grocery
and Seear store nov doing . good business; the
Inquire !. star Once. for
+ Gscreetovn. between Hish aud Consrsss sts.. t..
containing rooms. gas, water, and Latrobe stove:
possession given Immediately. Rent moder ate 70
agood tenant uYls St.
LOB RBNT-BRIOK HOUSE, oo I. otreet be
Il tweea 18th apd 18th streets Has room.
ave, between 10th and llth streets. mylftf
EoR RENT-Two LOTS situated on street,
Il between 2Nth and sist streets, suitable for coai
nd wood ysrd ard. ApPIy t. CHARLES Z: sAnsos,
EoR RENr-HoUsE. With modern I'm prove
accommodatious Cor ten hsrse., With carrie g
and feed ouse attached, situated on 7th st. east
ps.T ps.I Penn. re1na Ave Ave spIly g. cROsS WALSH,
eide, (RepubI myls lot
the most desirable FaRHs m lower Ms-piaod
IL is situated in the upper part Of Port Tobacco
valley within mile Of Ne line Of the ssit mors
meat Dwelling. beautifully situafed, mill, and ali
necessary outbuiidinRs. The land will compare
tasorably with the best in the county. Address
NJ THOMPSON, Dufield Post Office, Md.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

TIE BROAD GUAGR.-The broad gauge has
slowly been losing ground upon American
railways, and will soon be thing Of the past
IN this country. The same fact is true In Eng.
land The Great Western Railway Company
has given IN at last, and In the place of the ex
peasive broad guags they are laying the more
convenient parrow gauge. The whole OF the
broad gauge lines north OF Oxford will be
speedily taken mp. removing in the midland
districts Of England the last trace OF the sys.
tenn fae mixed gauge with third raiD is also
beng taken up on yarlous Eagiish roads ana
me narrow gauge substituted.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

The Turkish Minister of Foreign Amsirs has
addressed Q circnlsr 20 the representatives of
that Government at the various European
Courts eongratulating them upon the abmis-
sIcn which the Conference compelled the
9 s--s ~ IGake to Turkey In the Cretan affair
Evening star., 1869-05-19
A cam has been i..ned M Msrxland fo

call has been issued IN Maryland for a
a'e convention OF coIored men to Assem- ole
in Baltimore on the first OF June The objeo,
Is tor organization -or political Purposes, and
TO bring all possible aid to bear on the rat,nca.
iion OF he fifteenth amendment TO the federal
constitution IL is also proposed to organize
8 coiored Republican State central committee.
TO lock after the political interest OF the colored
rsce IN the State. the said comm ttee to continue
until absorbed IN the Republican party OF the
STATE
Evening star., 1869-05-19

On 4e 7th OF this month tie Legislature Of
New YORK passed . law which has been sub
startisily IN effect in Massachusetts,, Ver-
mont and Maine, for some time. 1t provides
ttat aIl persons charged with any crime before
any court, officers, or persons acting judicially,
shall, II he or she SO requests. be de smed com
peten; witness, and may give testiuoay. This
law recognizes the validity OF the old saying
that sqhere are always two sides to story"
II il q good law, and will Afford many inno.
cent persons ar opportunity hitherto denisd
them, OF placing on record clear stassment OF
facts connected with charges that may be
maIiciously preferred 10 their deirimert
Evening star., 1869-05-19

From Shillngton. Odeon Building. French &
Ri6nardson- ia Pennsyivanm avenue, and
John q Parker, s1- 7th street we have Co9e ia
LAYS Beos for June; also, from ShilIilgton,
we have Nc. OF Atrtsten : Jo.rraa,
Evening star., 1869-05-19

Mrs Scott-Siddons. who was too mueh in
disposed to appear at the National rheatr,
last evening, Is better to-day, and the manare-
ment request us 70 state that she will posi-.
lively appear this evening IN "Ktng Rene.s
Daughter and "The Honeymoon Thus Is !.
great bill, and should draw q GRO wded hsuse.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

Ine Presbyterian Synod of Texas adds its
testimony TO that Of General Sheridan in regard
70 the spiritual condition of the Lone Star
State That ecclesiastical body, in its current
report. avsrs that although the Presbyterian
Chureh has existed there thirty years, net
single young man Of Texan birth, or even
orineing mp, has ever entered the ministry of
tn Church
Evening star., 1869-05-19

O;e Bulls grand concert will be given q,
Nstxross Hall OF Saturday evening p.,,
The saie CT seats commenced 81 sIeszero;r.
EUsie store his morning.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

The New York papers are still speculating
upon the causes fo- the rise of gold 70 I42k on
AcEcay. The Sun saws that 1t was partly
due 10 the failure of a large firm who have
been operating tor fall, but the Custom
House statistics show a more substantial and
permanent reasOa- Our imports at the port Of
New York alone for April amounted to
S;6.354,e5l, and for the first four months OF the
year 10 S1l9.5l7,sJ0, gold valuation: while our
exports for April were but SI7,I76,6ss, and for
the first four months of the year 62,579,sis,
currency valuation. In such state of trade,
the rise IN gold is not only iney table, but emi.
nenrly useful, since il cnec KS over.importation
and diminishes consumption, and thus gives
us chance to pay our debts by the produce of
our own labor.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

ASoTHrE HINT.-The little city OF Spriur.
field, Mass, oy vote Of its citizens on Mon.
day. pleogedits credit 70 the amor nj OF sgo.OsD
70 improve their railroad Connections
Evening star., 1869-05-19

They are drinking tea at ST. Louis brought
from Japan via Pacific railroad in thirty days.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

The question Of admitting negro compositors
into the Printers Unions was raised during the
session Of the National Typographical Union
in Memphis, in 1861, and after heated Discus
sion the National Union decided that the ques-
ton Of the admission of colored members was
purely local matter, and such should be
left TO the local Unions The question will
now come before the National Union in a ne n
form In the case Of Douglass, the colored COM
posItor at the Government Office III il is pre-
sented there without regard to the color ques-
ton, simply on the ground that he is under the
ban Of releGuon by the Denver Union. the
National Union may escape acting upon it as
involving a change in the constitution, which
requires q years notice. But II il comes up
there squarely on the question of admitting
Coiored compositors. there will be warm work,
as. from the tone OF the communications re-
CeIved from northern Unions by Union men
here, urging resistance 10 the admission of
Douglass, n is evident that the prejudice
against colored compositors Is not confined to
ahy particular quarter or geographical line.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

INCREAsED RRPRHsRNrATIos.-Th VIII
miDgton IN. C.1 Journal has made up and
published an elaborate statement OF the in
creased representation TO which the South is
entitled under the new order OF things, bssing
its ejaculation on the population as furnished
by the census of 1850. According to this, the
representative strength of the South will be
increased as follows: Maryland, 9; Virginia s.
North Carolina. 4; South Carolina, S; Georgia
6: Florida, :; Alabama. 5; Mississippi. 4; Lou
isIana- 4; Texas, 2; Missouri, I; Arkansas, l.;
Tennessee, = Kentucky, 3-equal to an increa
of 80 in the lower house Of Congress.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

FOR SALE BY
s. p. BROWN 4 son,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
CoKNEA 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE,
FIFTY FINE BUILDING LOTS in 8. 2.
sSout half nile from the city !lmiss, On and sdjs
the city. and for health, location. and surrounding
in ss S'
size from quarter Of an acre to an acre esch. To
inS:: S e s:1 extra
In the city. two elegant, FIRST-0LASs RIsI.
1ING1s, containing a roo.s, viii be sold or sz.
For Bale or Bent, TWENTY-FIVE HOUSES on
Corcorsn street, oontainings rosms each, With siI
modern improvements
TEN HOUSES. first class. on Q street, near 18th.
1Hni1 LIasI CsAss e, aSUsxs: & French roof.
out; on street, near residenOe Of Cen. sherman.
q FHAn5 a2Usas II ,s.s.:
gARM o! 900 A01Is. q aerndon Station, %
,ro miHSs o% nv wsSs5,,nSsSs Sa,t On kor6on HsmIshl.s
vstered. win b DIVIDED to suit 11rchassss
FARM OF 500 ACRES in Prince George county,
hvs miles nom the city, on new pike. Improve.
ms1ts nsr :; .nG valuable; soil productive Wi be
IAPB0v1D wIsTlRN LAHD sor sale or OF.
FARH Tos sYI s4IS s,SRrEF{TS0 q rEF{TS0HAEaI ron
Forty six acres On Bslfimors Railrosd and Bla-
eGs1'SSS,s Gsn SS es1 1STSsRts n,:: ,S: city
md e ansl Building sisss Or assr' visxs osn Be-
WIN :sli .ller say portion, but prefer to retain
small nss II frame % oessss,. KITCHEN detached ss
esS and ospso Earn SoS.s ,ss
Hi na q. .o,n. 4ss pTsnas.i pTasiSsm; srsnI..
EoR RENfsA t.s:!tery FI1nI H0gsl con.
Tsss :sss.s sS1ssi .sss' q = p sss
EOR K1NT3f6s1 ds1lf1SlS B6i0K DVILL.
i. ING and eT0RE, No. IS Bridge street, con
anhSs ssasnins & so%s e ssoSs: xsssr c.d g.. Isf.
crete: 'AIyly g JOHN. J.. BOGUE, Real Esesse
AeSns, corneE High and Bridge strsets, 0sor4s-
Fok RENT.0n E.y ysl1sy avea1o. one three
II, story BRICk HOUSE,, eontIpins . rooms
faairs y W. q yoHssON. AIS sis 81 4 I q 1Spap 3 Il
CHTEHAHPs LOTS Oh L0gG TIL AID EASY
kl,tf Real Esteas BsSSsr, Iii iaia.
DOB R!Hf.O1s ef tne bssf SfORHS in the
heecity; Ne 400 .Ith. streets opposite the Post
S1ee; fns gxsarse fsr sale; rare chance TOR any
80 =. oeslnces. = J -.--a 10 80 ob ts-u
ROR R1NT-eTORD up0sf 1le11oIoliSoa 6111l.
u. "a :srs.s sS ess. sefasf % Zee 'sr;s| css'
SOO BUeh.Ls o00U0110 ssa 10 Oees.
As.sss sosssr saa u. ssd roma. sis.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

Il A. B0sWRLL. f,...,.a-..,., !
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, qagy
Omce-a2s "a street vest. ns.r p a .on.h Z
L,nalcrs I an ana tenant and civil busiusss 3
al.o; Deeds, Leases, hortsagss saa wills duly
VTee open from q. m. to So N. daily
spEo sSalt.anl
Evening star., 1869-05-19

IMMIGRATIoE.-Upward of I'VE thousand
European immigrants arrived at New York
during last week. The packet agents say they
expect an equal number this week, and ever y
week till midsummer. The total from 1st OF
January to date 10 ofhciailv stated at Si,65S-
the great majority Of them Germans and Irish
Evening star., 1869-05-19

I. .esgs.:. 70:
the nsgs.A Ward at the ensuing
n~K OF P!!The members Of WEBSTER
r: .;Sss.i s g
'G;: Of 'dsSsap' sso. II1is iBrRLr Rec Scribe.
~I o. o..r.GBAHp LopaE..An Ad-
w !ourned Meeting will be held on wEDHES.
ny ism n 'ni:Ha.' 2. II. sWERT. Hi:oeh a.. Sec.
TsEvBNTH wARD-Thsrs win Be . meet.
sssss i:.ss 81. Z .;se s.::s.:. .s )
the my Convention SIN
THOTIOl.-A Meeting will be held at Poto.
IsSa sxs:ss sss.s Msshinssee ton ' on TaSssDHhY rGi h
% e.
siIins to subscribe for Stock Will please take
THOTICl-Anc citizens Of the FiRsT wARp
our City Government are invited to attend meet.
lay 10th. at O'Clock for the purpose of selecting
sS to be
my list
f~ ATrESrIoN, yoTlRs OF THE SEC
opposed to the present sSmnistrstion Of the city
government. and whs desire q change In the muui-
on street, bssHssn ssS and 10Th s' streets vest on
WEDnEsDAY next, May ls, ct eight O'Clock =.
o 1 & BE ssa o
may + ssaasss iarss1s 81 c,sss s5s & ;$%r
~wILL!AM 3: 0LAeETT VILE BE SUP.
Hnsa GE e IN
u8 rs The Judges of Eleotion will meet at
S On sa
from a to In fer the parposs of taking the
or sick, and Of clerks car driverf, city Employee
II: eSst Ss9
Hall. from p to .. m, for the other wards Of
the city.
WILL WILLIAsMb \ bAv90k A. COOK,
RRoossEhss! Roshs! 4 sss59SsGs s5SkGiE.
mys- wsssinston ws n 6i:y. "Dn 3. o.
times and places menti onsd in the foregoing no,
tice. WILLIAM A. COOK,
TANNUAL TAX notice.
COLLECTORS OFFIcF d 6. INTERNAL BEvESUE.)
DISTRICT OF UoLUMBIA,
49, WAsHiSGIO MAJ Is, l55J. y
Notice is hereby given that the snnus i list Of
taxes assessed in this collection district for the
ytsr lo6s has been received from the assessor, and
thar the duties ane tsxes therein specihed have
become due and payable The taxes Included In
tne afor safo list are upon income for 1863 peel
taxes: tlieenses,l billiard tables carriages watch
es and silver plate for 1869
ISili attend at my once, No. ass 7th street,
opposite The General Post Gfice. daily. Su nd sys
exsepted,j from this date to May 81, 1859, from
same
An persons who shall neglect to Day the sums
due by them resp CITY ely. according 70 the list
aforesaid. within the time specified May 81 1899 J
will. At the expiration thereof become liable rs
pay FIVE PEK CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the
II. g. FLYNr.
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the District OF
Columbia. myi5 I'll
n~HECKDR's PARlNA form very aereee
N bic hsht netritive food, 2 suprrisr article
ded ~ physicians for invalids and children Sold
By all efocers. my la.2aw6W
N0, PM ~ CnnA
Evening star., 1869-05-19

HAVE IoCR OLD STYLE ak 1A1
n ~ 10 S PRESENT STYLE at CCNNING--
f.,n. Sd,,if,. 1.ANCTORY 7th street, sth dcoriJ
THB ,0RDBR or NAV - Sso
nouneiss the Ieesivs, Of Propoa.h ~ si. H.
ors =, I, Se,.sv sSsionE,1s TO the -Tres.ary De
ny .s-i -0sn. espt. rrsssSyy R,iia,na;.
EREsH Hfw TORK B0fTRR.
Jast received spd Receiving v..l,
dsiries fresh srass-made Che 1anso Coaat. R.snaNe
BBYAN BROaa
349 Pepnsyivanta ~. =.
nT 10 scv Opposite Metropolitan acs.i
Evening star., 1869-05-19
~Admiral John Randolph Tucker, Of Peru


y Admiral John Randolph Tucker, Of Perm
Is in Richmond.
~ The New York Express says that in the
incomes Of business men of that city s.those
who advertise make the largest returAs."
~Two romantic girls in London recentiy
sought death IN company by stabbing them
selves with their scissors.
~There is q firm In Boston named GRAY &
Lunt. Half their letters come to them ad .
dressed Lay & 0runt."