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new ! ORR. 9&n-2
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ntE hed am n IN a az M.rr.n atth II s III
TertsTs, ttesrrs rFs+e a.. - ssH err 49, ~ :.
n}elIsl nat specni.iSyr liz ss1rs ~ X
Western At l3k3l55c. All noE products closed
huovsns.
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Fr1crs rtrnaIn trua aud unchanged as followe:
A Of Star Sawed.
No: SAVED. L1aHS2,
Ec1a.
LnEtn-Si1teen inches.
DApd-Twentv inches.
LEATNkE-Tradt IN this article civc5 evidence Of
returning vitality, and aetter hFe. feelE: per
yates the market Tn0 stocks afr In good co1-
, 1869-01-04

A HRTyAL AND pEFAHTIIN Of
T3H.Gxtif, d Ha,HTnwHBTrrx rc.:
ROAD.
, 1869-01-04

sounf liver. and reGnAr habit Of btty, Il Is posi-,
bic ~ brnFc Constant rsrosuse to fare coarsriy to
encounter ytolt nj climatic rh.rae.. and H. breathe
NJ nttnotr1lc'c charged With tEr sc'1fs Of epidemic
eoMrlsttts without terous Inconvenience. Tut tho
etrongctt be!ll. Att he most elastic Ana sEor MS
constitution. Will se3n decline under such depse,s.
Ing iudueHccs,
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Can crsc It. though snel unstfu- may nfn:1f te'n'
rorsIy E"ief Thr rrrat dt1"stvr ORGAN Il the en-
tra1 pnalirn nf ne sscase; hui 1t y fntrtHchr /.
Alsc. III thu liver ami the no 1~ls. aod II. oatwor .
are IN tho usrvou. systes. It uu*s hc attacked In
ntt ihcau
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PRICES.

.oo.and1 as1nI Ei:9aI4 u not1s s........+.t1 .a1
acxE a1dT HeS1AN H1see11, t4H dote1.. 2.84
9acd4ata 6efExo Tonic, pnt up IN qL. bottles 1.9&
pk1 Eettle, or E10 6oxHn hoE $T-58-
% rot hEFds 70 t1A3r31A WN4 tA& E{Ht1A ~ N&33
IN prd4k p m M E&zxazQs
, 1869-01-04

The seertto be hcalshfu governed, tho rrcnlast.
~ The nowelf he na!Atain.d. In .rite o tr lls-
tQsbtuc causes ret. tsed To? The 2subem gu.-lfd
The world Jos centuries: but Ii seems to lave tesa
tuiFed at last. The
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HOOEIAN
German Bitters

Il co.7poeed ct tia prse tulces Tor, ~ ttaY ara Eo
ctI1Jy termed E1r1sc..] OF Ecr. !erEs. BafEk+
pAK:nK preparation highly co1Seattatec aud 0Hr4A
In trse fflU AlcehuIc tdEl1t17! e kny Esd.
, 1869-01-04
Hostetter's Bitters

Aud the fnnEus limitations a.d vnu1Lbe rivals thar
tp.nE In a track Is that It acsusily accau7l1.he.
y hht aley PROMISE hut fall 10 pe5iorn.
, 1869-01-04

New Orleans Markell
EKH Ox1xA44. Isn. .:.-CoT1ux--N 1rEnt TT 'v114er
md eSSie e. than {csttruaf Rlddn1ss closed AN II
, 1869-01-04

Foa SALE By AL 1RUG6lsTs :
, 1869-01-04
1t DOES Cure Dyspepsia and
They DON'T; That's All.

It is the old sory Of the frog and the o1 ana the re-
suit Of iuytcious Imitation usually aEouni5 TO the
ssrac thing N modern trrth in the suc!ent f1le.
ASS srectcc Goc the saElo:s types OF
, 1869-01-04

then there are lar nuuan-r OF mills tho river
owned aud operated hY n1us and in1iy1 lu1!s, own
ing lkrKr 1atuA at Eleyel8nd. Chicago, Toledo and
cls where, + hich they ship. In th!4 In ber
n;ny be corsfrertd Bo1t OF uLso1t- The annual
stAienett uf th- saginaw Valley, which will b. IS
tued some tI1c til. i0th and 1sth OF ofJanuary
will nAve alt the tsuEts far a. thgy eau he oh.
tanned, GA this subject"
The fbltuwiuk til yard quotations:
First CexI, 1inch to 7itah o.
second Cae ar. ltnch to finch. f3.o043lt1
Third car, i.tnch '11t1.p1
Third Il ST. II. ~ hul sinch..., s1M5 500
FI1st aad second Clear Flooring, toceth.r
ruu.h. ard same ~ Secnnd C!raF. vide. 41nhAt3.m
CoinnoH F1onfInE- wdt (drcsse s 70 13o0o
Matched and Dressed CONNER Floorlnz.. a.1n@&1o1
First Clear Dressed Siding .........,,.... .0o4Q1
Second Eenr Ufr Esed 3id E%........... p fna.4-1l
Common Dressed siding. E......-......... 70 9S:! CO
Wagon n1K roasds, tete4s fstpch ana
INV hEd*- x MA9Es
4 stnck nh 90 go o.
Stock Boaz1s- 2o0s222oQ
mil T1uber IL to ijIeet ...s.,.s. 15o.1l6oo
1n1st aod acaonz. l2 - u feet l1OGA3too
FencfpE, t3o04l1 10
Latin liza $40
Sawrd SEtrRfcs. A. ftu......,........... 40
Sawed Sh!nEes4 No. 1t.-......-.......... !. 2t48 %
Shaved Shingles. OF x6isz.......-.....,.. 4oAs AS
Shaved Ehipxl. s. No. o.1................. 0aa 40
Evening star., 1869-06-09
NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
TIE CONTENTION At ALBAyY
Interest'ng Proceedins :,


The weshisstsn Dei.sa satisn Lssm Up-The
OF the Ntsre-A New Feature-rhe Fe.
males De ma nd AdmissieR-fhe Pvtnters'
Agreeable TO the ssUnion'-Lsbbyins and
log-rolling for the Offices.
ESPECIAL Correspondence OF The Star.l
ALBANY, Jure :, Is69.-Bditor Of TIE Evening
!SGr.-The National Typosraphicai Union
commenced iss ssyen'eenth anu ual session in
the Assembly chamber of the State Capitol this
mOTpiug.
Ihe convention was called 10 order by the
President, Mr. McKechnie, Of New York. and
feTvent and impressive prayer was delivered
by Rev. Dr. Heckman, Of the State Street Pres
by ierian Church
The first business in order being the appout.
ment OF Committee ON Credentials. Mr.
Nc ickers, of Detroit, msved that com rn,ttse
OF nve oe appointed with Mr.. BarfeId, OF
MI Flynn moved a division of the question
Wnlcn was carried, and that part fixing the
NUMBER OF the committee was adopted, and the
iatIer portion of the motion rejected.
Inc Cnair then named as the Committee on
aredentials Messrs. Rogers, or Baltimors;
wilmington, OF Alexandria; Barf,ld. OF Louis
S,ie; doughty, of Indianapolis and Freehan,
The Convention then took a recess for one
hour, at the expiration of which the President
called 10 order and stated that the Com nittee
Ell Credentials were not yet prepared 10 report,
whereupon an adjournment until two O'Clock
wss moved and carried.
The attendance is quite numerous, there be-
ing about one hundred delegates already pres
ent, and a few more will probably arrive to-
day. There are representatives here from
Montreal and Toronto, Canada, from San
Francisco, New Orleans, Hartford, New Haven,
Leavenworth and Kansas City, and all the
Intermediate cities-not excepting Alexandria
Messrs. Halleck, Flynn. and Mac Murray, the
delegates from Columbia Typographical
Union, No. i0i, of your city, are on hand, and
objects Of some note on account Of sths bone OF
contention'-the irrepressibie question-which
they bring with them.
Quite new feature is the presence Of two
female delegates, Miss Lewis and MISS How.
ard, from the Women's typographical Union,
OF New York city. They are both intelligent
and refined ladies, and from the ability and vi.
vacify which they evince will be likely to
accomplish their mission, which is substantial
recognition Of their organization by granting
them charter, and thus placing them on a
par with the other Unions.
There Is quite a spirited contest over the
omces, and the lobbying and log rolling re.
minds one of the eve of the organization Of a
new Congress in the city of Washington. The
parlors Of the Stanwix Hall, the headQ uarters
OF the delegates, presented quite an animated
appearance during all last evening and this
morning Yours, truly, MAC.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

The THREATENED REVOLUTION IN Eng
LAsD.-The determination of the conservative
Peers to resist the bill dis-establishins the
iTIsh Church has produced an excitement in
England of revolutionary character, and
the aboiishment OF the obnoxious House
Of Peers is threatened. For years that
body has abdicaied all real power, con-
tenting itself with giving Its assent to
the legislation Of the House of Commons.
The emancipation Of the Catholics from poIit-
ical disabilities, the repeal OF the corn laws
and the whole system of Free trade LEGISLATION
connected with It, the admission of the Jews
to Parliament, the abolition Of the tax on pa
per, and the Reform bill of IsGs, have been
conspicuous instances of the helpIessness of
The Lords. They were thoroughly hostile to
each Of these m measures, but after q feeble show
of resistance. they seconded the vote Of the
Commons. Should they really undertake re-
sistance In this instance the dificulty will be
got over by creating new peers to make ma
iority for the bill, as was threatened when the
Lords indicated disposition to reject the Re-
form bill.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

HEAVY COAL SHIPMKNrs.-The Cumberland
AiiegLGnida OF this date says "A fortnight
since we mentioned the fact that the csal ship
ments for the previous week were the Iarges,
'or any one week in the history Of the coal
trade-ie,-o3t6 tons. The table of shipments
LOT last week, however, shows an increased
production CT the mines Of this region, and af-
lords gratifying evidence Of growing demand
for our coal The quantity sent forward by
rsilrosd was 2s,I1O 10 tons, not quite So Large
',s that for the week ending the a2d nit. while
the canal traffic reached 2I,1sI @, tens. nearly
i,eo0 tons IN exc cess of the tonnage of that week
making an aggregate Of ;9,S9a tons.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

The National typographical Convention. in
se'sioa at Albany, N. Y, has elected the follow.
ing ofncers President, Isaac u. George. Firs.
hiee-President Peer A. CROSBY; Secons Vice
PRESIDENT w. k. Goodenoueh: Secretary and
Treasurer, John Collins; Corresponding S,cre.
tsry, w. A. Shields.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

I"- song-talked Of wedding Of M Edwin
Booth and Miss Mary Meyicker occurred on
Monday afternoon, at the residence OF the
BRIDES father, Mr.. J. II. Meyicker, at Long
Branch. The ceremony was conducted bv
Rev. B. =. Myers. Of California, the father of
Mrs. MeEicker, and Of Mr.. Samuel Myers, of
Chicaso, who manages Mrs. Mcyicker,s The
afre IN the absence Of the latter Ii is not Ike,v
that Mrs. Booth will ever Ieappear ON the stare.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
FROM sTAUNrON, VIRGINIA.

FROM STANTON, VIRGINIA.
Memorial Services over the Confederate
Oead-The Lunatic Asylum At Stanton
The National Cemetery-No Memorial
the Valley.
Correspondents OF The Starl
STANTON, VA, June g, 1S6e.-Editor !Stor,
On Saturday, 5th instant, according TO pre- vious
notice, the citizens OF this place and vicinity
assembled to pay tribute to the .fallen braves
of the Confederate troops buried in the ceme-
terry near this place. The processicn formed
at the engine house, on New street, in the fol.
lowing order: Chief Marshal and assistants.
followed by the StauntOn Brass Band, Sons OF
Temperance and fire company, the ladies OF the
Augusta Female Seminary and Episcopal Fe.
male Seminary, in all about eight hundred per.
sons, then marched IN; following them was a
by the Blind Brass Band. from the Virginia q
stitute. There were ko ceremonies at the Gem
etery whatever, except the strewing OF the
graves Unfortunately by the assembly, The
Blind Band and their procession paid a yery
touching tribute to one Of their nu mber buried
near the centre OF the Cemetery. This bind
performs excellentiy, especially when we take
into consideration their afictlon Of total blind :
ness. heard prominent Southern officer say
the other dav that he would like to see ali the
graves, both Federal and Confederate, decorated
Unfortunately every year.
'.No more shall the war cry sever
Or the winding rivers be red;
They Danish our anger forever
When they lAnrel the graves OF our dead
Under the sod and the dew,
Waifing the Judgment day;
Love and tears for the Blue,
Tears and love for the Gray"
L visited on Sunday the Lunatic Asylum.
containing over four hundred patients, and
witnessed verv Impressive religious services 10
their Chapel. The attitudes and behavior of
these lunatics during the ser vices was amusing,
though sad. Some would cape at the Minister
during the whole sermon with vacant stare,
some make wry faces, some laugh Quit defies
description.
1 visited to day the National Cemetery and
found 1t nicely fixed; there bsing about eight
hundred bodies Of our brave dead ,ying here
Over one half bear the sad token, sUnknown."
About S1O0.0J0 was expended by the Govern
ment on this cemetery, and q keeper is EN-.
ployed, whose salary Is S60O per year, with
expenses. TO superintend this CITY of the
Dead" Last May this cemetery was visited
by some ladies from the North, who were here,
q tended by large number OF colored persons,
and the gra YES neatly decorated; but this year
not vesuge Of 8 flower touched the graves,
and whilst the impressive ceremonies were be-
ing conducted at Arlington this "restng place
OF the dead" was silent, with no kind hand to
strew the beautiful mementoes over their final
resting place
The crops OF all kinds in this section are
splendid, especially fruits, and farmers are
looking forward TO q rich harvest. More anon.
Yours, w.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

Inc collar girls of Troy. NY who struck
Ioi AN aavsnce Of wages few days since, have
iaIed 70 secure the concessions they seek. On
Tue part OF tne employers a counter orsanizs.
'on mas sen formed, win the resolution not
20 Acceoei ana IL Is said that this embraces all
.ne nrms IN tne CITY, with one exception
houses that have uuitedly eruplovsa M, ,h..
two thousand hands.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

The Baltimore city council last evening
hnaiiy passed the ordinance providing for the
nypo'necation OF the stock owned by the city
IN the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
10 tne amount Of q. i.0Oo,OoO, and the investment
OF tne proceeds in the bonds OF the Western
"Ai Aiyiand Railroad Company. IL seems not TO
Dr doubted that the ordinance will be signed
by the Mayor.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

THs CANVASS IN TRSNkssRI.-A dispatch
received here from Nashville states thar Sen.sr
IN speech there on Monday came out in favor
of enfranchisipE the white men Andrew
Johnson Is received with considerable en,nu.
SIasn throughout the State and will speak at
cleveland, East Tennessee, on Saturday.
Seoxes and Senfer open the campaign in East
1ennessee at Cleveland on Friday next.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

~BeIie Boyd has got husband, and is nov
Ms Hammond. "o"
- Reading. Pa, puts the names OF the s,res.s
CA the lamp posts IL cast iron.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

The journeymen printers in New York, who
vines on strike some month. ago, attempt
ed 70 esnohsn cooperative printing ONO.
snd raheo SUBSCRIPTIONS among themselves,
Evening star., 1869-06-09

Mrs. Ann Mitchell, the mother of M.v,,.
mitchell, the actress, died in New Vol ~.
Sunday evening last Although Mrs. M,,.nsn
was never before the public herself. her ma
ence was felt ey the public through the r.piu.
of her dsughter, whose histrionic talents were
iOstersd and Prodseed by her constant care ana
Evening star., 1869-06-09

From j. Shilhngton and from John a. p.r
Ser we have APPleteH's Journal for June 70
Evening star., 1869-06-09
p SAVE YOUR MONEY.
BUY YOUR TEA BY THE POUND.
me FOUND AS CHEAP AS A THOUSAND.


ONE FOUND AS CHEAP AS A THOUSAND.
Having made substantial arrangements to get
promptly al the Tea can sell, have decided
from this oate TO give my customers and the pub
nc the senens OF great reduction in prices s.d
the most central location in the city, aud ne
dealer can handle the article more economically
sna . nsssd 4 rs
part from i: Buy yoar tea BY the .Dound-ons
give the benefit to the masses The article should
bacco and used by both ladies' and gsnsismen
and invigorstes the body without inebriatins.
What gentleman Of taste and re- nement no q .es
tobacco in any form, would 60 where they keep
hsh, kerosene oil, to buy the luxuriant weed
buy the most de ate and delicious article slonR.
ing 10 the culinary department. Reflect one mo
ment Tea being powerful absorbent; and fsh
substances, 1t cannot ape expesure n grocery
store, where not only fish and kerosene, but SOAP
not IN With se until e9 tbsS ss0e sss
prepared for use. The exquisite enjoyment or A
CUP Of good tea is decidedly m after OF flavor and
IN ny Judgment robbed OF its deiicscy by contact
the beneht Of the cooperative plan without the
and quality. 1 he'd for many years Q very ii6ersI
and naterins share Of the mage OF the ladies
Q: this District and the surrounding country, and
ring x. feel no af IN
earnestly soliciting its cOntinuatiOn promsi ng in
all cases to do the 0est can for our mutual ben
Tire Vii Ds SSis or fhs s
cbeerfulIy refunded. -
Pfcsl:..r Of the caS.sa e sTfyiss Il. aSss
536 seventh Street.
je7 Near the JUNCTION Of the street cars.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

nTHALLT HAIR RENEwER AT 10 OTIS.
q Sm sen sn Hall frersrsficas-ss BsrrestS,
shsv.i,sISs u .,,Is 4onseoneryr. Tsbbetts, AyesS:
!.s; k:s o.israis vine: s:s ssa
a nS RssffkliGGs ssfliG sArrAss, Druss..,
M IAlK1OP fOY.-rhe last .needn..t Of
ss .ssr Lss Ss rss d q
.be.e ssssss shsY not Be eas.i to hfty per esnsss
ssin Sysved .s.in.; a, estate ne. r. Jsiss
does net, however shut out from the beneot Of the
Law al posy dsotors, for it further provides that
certain petitioners. and oil who comply With Ger
thou sh they may have NO assets. Notwithstanding
the provision in view OF its limitations and excep
tions, debtors without assets are still appying for
nP Persops in this District .ho .,iu ii wish 10 sy.
themselves OF its benefit, and who have no assets.
thould examine carefully whether they are In
cluded In the terms OF the limitation The sub
scriber will give Information on this subject ct al
GEO. MASON,
Attornsy st-Lav and Solicitor in Bankruptcy
City Hall. fe6
~D ENTAL HoTIOE.
W H BARRETr, d. D.s.,
Formerly Of hiladelphia,l No. 10 ~ street, BE-
tween Pa. ave. and street
An Dental Operations skillfriIy performed
Teeth extracted without pain By administering
Prof. 7. L. Buckingham, D. D, 8.
Prof. James Truman, ID. ID. ..
Prot Geo. Barker. 2; y, g.;
MIA College of Dental Surgery, PhiiadelphIa.
tnRtou. d. O. 90 Il, IA
Evening star., 1869-06-09

llBICKS FOR SALE,
- In any quantity.
PeDnsyls snia avenue and n street; or at
THk POTOMAC BRICK WOkKS, near sruth end
Of the Long Bridge. JOHN
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, aII1. 9Th str.et
i near Pennsy vanfs avenue ROBERT EUL
TON co. advance money on Bonds, Stocks and
Real Estate Diamonds, w atcbes. Dry Goods, Fur
nfture. Pianos. and all kinds % Personal Proper
~. N. B.-The highest cash price paid for the
.. 10. to- p. ~. le9 ly
Evening star., 1869-06-09
FOB SALE AND RENT.

eS2844AB
EOR RRNr-Three .st,ry seiCK. IS rooms,
Ak is;ss Ks sGiis.fE p T. 90 =
G2O-. FOR RENT-FRa NE, nearly new, neat
;si;:s..:I i'is s':n se
EOR BuET-HOUsE Ne. 2IT Noe ork ave. !.
,osns, n e e.o psr month. Inquire At No. asi
EoR REET-A 1RIOK Hv, s. q ,lk .oom',
ssI; For ses i.eauire st No. asi 1th stree; BE
E'OR RENT-RoOMs, sf Nc SOS street be.
WITH privilege OF kitchen. bath, and gas: Term.
LOB RlNT-Three Tnfarni.hed ROOMS on the
apply at Eo' Sss fs i5tS Street. between and an
EOR RlNrcT6res story BRICK HOUSE: al.
IONS ss 'ssis n st9! a n''''' at sssl
EOR RINT-A very desirable thrss story brick
Els. .sd .sd q. IAN and water in house Inseiis Of
0p3wD, Room No. s6, War Department.
l. in Green stree', No. l0s, three squares from
street cars con, aiming room, with gas; water Ia
r che he .TSst ss
Eok EBNT-Tvo large Unfurnisted ROOMS,
with closet, admirably adapted for q gentle
man and hts wife. NeiRhboT hood unex ce D tiona
bic; i Apply at No. sl6 9th street west. bs..s n
EJREI1URH FOR SALE, ANR HOUSE FOR
RENT-Brick; forr rooms, hall aud kitchen, /,
with garden. Only 80 month Near the Wa
Department. good chance for . small family
Apply at Star ONCE. je9 ST.
FOR RENT-Two. story BRICK HOOSc, five
ICONS aud summer kitchen, three sQuares of
the Treasury and War Departments; No i96 lIth
street. bstwesn X snd L streets; So per moath
Inquire of n. lBEET, Qo. 492, near the prem.
iset. je9-ats
lTOR RENT-Two new and Handsome Frsme
COTTAGkS OF six rooms each. with good pan
tries, clio cts. 10 good we'll on ea,a lot; front
side, and rear yards. These c9!tag as are IN an
elegant location. have verAndahs and larg- win
dows at front: very desirable, and will he
rented for S25 each per month Apply to
J. W SMITH.
Real Estate Broker,
Jest Southeast cor. 9Th ct, and La. ave.
FOB sALEmrwo new and handsOme Frame
Il COTTAGES OF six laras rooms each, with
good psnfries, closets, &C.; good well on each lot
front. side and resr yards The cottages are In
an elegant location; have verandahs and large
windoWa st front, Gre very desirable. AMI will be
j W. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker,
je93t Southeast cor La ave. aud 6th st.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

u THE B8IOK RESIDENnI drown frout)
knewn es the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church Parsonage, snd oested on the north side
of st bet 1T and 18th sts The house contain
u rooms. with oil modern couveniences, suoh -
bath room, water closet, range, fsrnace, hot and
cold water in chambers, gas throughout 30 lot
25xlA21. feet, to alley. For sale on favorable
Beal Estate Brokers ana Auetioueers,
N q Ga uAn4h
Evening star., 1869-06-09
FOR sALE-A FIRST GLASS DWELLING
CENTBALLy LOCATED, AND ON

Three story. Basement and Attic BRICK DWEL.
LING, containing twelve rooms, located only one
square from the Post 0tice. This house ID built
in the most substantial manner The rooms
are spacious and well clossted ceilings lofty The
house 10 modern thro1shout, every room being
water, bath, water closets, Inserted wash tnbs
underground sewerage, 80 The front 10 bread, !,
OF pressed brick exec pt the basement. which Is OF
marble. with massive elevated marble steps; the
window heads and sills are also of marble The
two-story Brick stable, with three we'll. finished
rooms, on second story suitable for servant . use
splendid coal vault under the pavement; fine
trees in front. &c.
This property 10 in excellent erdsr. Price only
$13:0C0 Terms $4,000 ash, and 500 Q mo nth ti
paid The house will rent for sum equal ts the
deferred payments.
MARTIN NJ. ROHRRR,
Real Estate Broker,
% o. Na~ Vnrk oth
Evening star., 1869-06-09

kfOR RkNr-Three- -st,ry BRICK, Is rooms,
L With water an Gas Possession given at on ce
Apply to 9. N. BKNEET, P. n. G q once, coz.
18th and j SITS. a-f
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14
Card.


The recent visitation of our friends to
the Baptist Parsonage was to us an occN-
sion of much pleasure and profit The
night was unfavorable to large attend
ance, but sufficient were present to make
it interesting to all. We found, the next
day that the lsaoings were more than was
gathered after certain feast in olden
times The visit improved our purse,
pantry and wardrobe to the amount of
$3.50. For these tokens of affection and
interest, we return to all the donors our
sincere thanks, and express desire that
God may bless them in all spiritual riches
MR. d Mrs. J. Il. POWELL.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14
A GENTS WANTED FOR
Night Scenes in the Bible,
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-01-14
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December 81, lS6S--6atf.