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SUPERIOR C0uaI-spscIAl TEEM.
Decisions. .

Judge Jones rendered Judgment IN the following
cases yesterday morning.
Mechanics Banking association as. MteAs ct al
1fotion dismissed with costs.
S,iuitridnd rs. Secor "a di.--Moon granted
sutherland Us. RlJoshV et da-Moton granted.
sNtD e al rs. Shfg.-Motion granted.
hOn,rtU rs. Sklp ct di.-Moton granted.
Hatsh as. Pedse et di--Moton granted.
inntber9ey rs. TIE eShertf.-CommissIon issued.
Williams rs. Wisetner ct ai.-Motlon granted with
Gfi costs.
Turner rs. TVrner.-Complaint dismissed.
So,re as CUyDW Executor, de-, et dt.--Moton
granted without costs.
Turner ps. Byyne.--Motion granted and referee ap;
pointed.
Wdde rs. Reyaoids.--Moon granted and cause
referred.
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SUPERIOR rouST-IslAl Tfsm-pisr /.
Alleged Nrisapproprintiou.

lUssnpprOprtuttOus
Before Judge Barbour.
Ron'ertze ~. The East Rir1- National Btnt--In
ths case, In which the action was brought to recover
the of s2sooo the value OF certain United States
bonds alleged to have been deposited by plaintiff
Mith defendant IN May 1868. for safe Keeping the
ouTy returned q verdict for the defendant.
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THOMAS ROWLAND, ESQ.,, an old resident of thi
county, aged "a years, has been deaf for mum
Der of years, and troubled by constant unpleasant
sounds in his hesd. He called upon DIR. sMYTH at
the Halliday House twomonths ago, and had an
operation performed on his ears, which resulted in
instant relief We saw MIR. Rowland two or three
days ago, and he informed US that the noises are
all gone, and his hearing is almost as acute as it
ever was, such home testimony coming from a
citizen of Mr., q. Is standing and restoration to
hearing ofone his age. is worthy of credence,
and is suffcientto inspire with hopesthe afflicted
who are within reach of DR.. SMYTH. * 4
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Iuse such halms as have no strife t@-
49, With Nature or the laws flifey
& With blood my hands never stain.
20 Nor poison men to ease their pain
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Dutcher,s Dead shot for Bed-Bugs
butchers lightning Fly killer.
sold by Druggists Everywhere.
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OF IyisconSin---ln Probate-Ke nosha
sfae ~ Il County Gonrt. rfs.ars 5lEsl

ga @5-ti@1 aaa County Court. ff5ad .5le31
In the matter of the estate OF Ralph e. -Gano, a
minor. lEal{ Fc 4Tgd eatlIgff4 rrey.to-,r -d1Qg
T appearing to this court from the petition Of
U Emily Gano. the guardian of said minor, that it
would be ben efcial to her said ward that all his
interest in the following described real estate be
sold to wit; The southeast quarter Of the north
west quarter dissection thirty one, town one norh
of range twenty three east. Also, five II, Leo
acres, being all & the land in the south west
quarter of the northeast quarter of said sec
on thirty one that lies west of the centre of the
highway running across said quarter; all in the
town of Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha county -.
therefore it is ordered that The next of kin ofthe
said Ralph E. Gano and all persons interested in the
estate appear before this court the fifteenth day
Of October. e. D. 1862 atl clock the afternoon
At the Probate Office in Kenosha city, Wisconsin.
| to show cause why license should not be granted
| for the sale OF said estate " t,s48 $50 ga
And is further ordered that notice be given BY
publishing this order at least four successive weeks
| in the Kenosha Telegraph, d weekly newspaper
Dnbilshed in K enosha city and circulating in said
county. 21eHfc ta tEd1 70 .s3r5aref4
| Dated, September Z, A. D. 1869.
| Avis BY the Court,
| J. J. PETIT,
County Judge in and for Kenosha County.
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Administrators Sale.

In the matter of the Estate Of Willis Tolle,
deceased. f ase
nj Office is hereby given, thatby virtue and in
~ Pursuance of an order OF license, made in
said matter, on the 9Th day of August, A. d. 1862
by therCouDty Court of said county, the under
signed administrator of said estate, will, on the
fourth day of September, A. D. 1869, upon Mar.
let Square in the City OF Kenosha, at the hour OF
one o'clock of said day, offer for sale, at public
yendue all the personal estate of said deceased,
thenremaning unsold Said personal estate consists
OIL span of horses, gray mare, one set OF har-
mes, two lumber wagons, one double buggy, one
pair of bob-sleighs. two milk cows, one yearing.
horse rakes and other farming utensils, one double
barreled shot gun. and all the.household fuHiture
of said deceased -
\ B:--Any of faid property will be sold at pri-
vate sale, before the public sale at fair prices. @
Kenosha, August 18th 1859. g @'@A' @ .y.#
~ j. e JILsITN Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
In Probate-Kenosha County Court.

In the matter of the Estate of Margaret Bingen
deceased ehW N13tt
al office is hereby given that by virtue and in
"a Pursuance of an order of license made in said
matter on the 10th day of September 1869 by the
County Court of KenoahG County, the undersign-
ed administrator of the said estate viii on the
18th day of October A. D. 1879, at 10 o'tlock a. m
OF that day offer for sale and will sell tpuolic
auction lots number 8, z, and 10 in block No. %
in the first ward of the city of Kenosha Sale to
take place upon the said premises Terms ofsalc
cash. Dated September 18th 1863, O.
: .-.ae Ia GEO. D. HEAD. Administrator.
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1Catarrh can be Cured.

Letter from Hon. VIM Penn Lyon, Judge Of tn
First Judicial Circuit of Wisconsin,. gsr sF4
s;a 7allf 1o-seJ2ao. RACINE, Oct. 9th, 1861.
DR.. SAYTH. Janesville, Wis: s..
M, Dear Hr:-Iam pleased to learn that you
propose making a professional visit to our city
My wife has been cured Of Catarrh of several years
standing, under your, treatment, and desire thai
others who are suffering from that most annoying
and stubborn disease may have an opportunity "a
test your skill. I can cordially recommend your
novel and yet simple and effective system of treat
ment to the afflicted, and hope that your success
may equal your merits. Sw21 -iiae
an Yours verv truly, 3- u91 WIN. P. LYON. &
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hand to her husband to pul III LIS
safe.
l. How, much was in it,
Five thousand dollars.
Would she be long absent? She
Ibid not intend to return before spring.
She would wyite to Mr.. Terwilliger
where to send the interest when col
lected. 2-sg
81 will put the package in our
private safe, where our silver is kept,
said the lady, ''undl my husband
comes home" v
lz..Many thanks. Good morning.
No one was present at this con-
versation save the parties engaged.
After it closed, Mrs. Terwilliger sat
few moments absorbed in thought.
At length she took the package, tore
off the covering, and examined each
bond, to see if there were any marks
to indicate ownership. She found
none. She next went to her room,
and put on plain walking dress
She did not order her carriage, but
took an omnibus to her husbands
office. HoTi2 aiaa @1ooqs egg gai lsi6 70
: He saw + her enter, and dreaded
what was to follow. She had come
for three thousand dollarsoil9What
should he do 2 He took her ina
private room. .i'l,'n 2lh2i =: f; 9'il lasl
b George she said, and no one
could speak amore winningly hen
she chose s'George, [ have good
news. Here is something which will
help us both. Take these and give
me three thousand dallars." cd lr9y
Terwilliger looked over the bonds.
''Why, Jane" he said, show did
you get them ?, n = az ra51l
daff-Neyer mind how I got them. /
Give me the money, quick. 7 It is
all right a'd1 q i's.i11a a1sjd4Deb .1i'
!, But what am T TO do. with the
bonds ? To whom do they .belong9p
af-ssIt is enough that / bring them
TO you. Ask no more questions, or
[ shall go somewhere else to trans
act my business. On the whole,
give me thirty-fiye hundred dollars.
Louisa will require the other FIVE
-hundred. y She knew ! the child's
name was potent with her husband
; The man was quite taken aback,
so that he almost mechanically fol-
lowed his wife's directions. + The
money was procured and given to
her. % y9a47,j I'd dang bas mona 2i3 !,
e 81 wish really he said, as she
was,tleaving, ''you would explain
this to me, L ought to know all about
it." aaoS re laa5 7a29i 1879 80 o.o
It will tell you by-and-by. I say
it is all right, and that's enough"
In this way the woman raised the
necessary cash outlay for the ball
that was, the talk, of the whole town
The old lady who left the bonds
with her wrote to MIR. IerWlll1ger
sooner than the wife anticipated,
about where to remit the interest
when due. The letter arrived the
| day after the ball., and the day Git
never rains, but" it poursl which
proved, a final collapse in the poor
fellows affairs. He saw the thing
alta glance - he saw, how he, had
been made to take the widows sub
stance : he knew he could not make
lit good to her: there could be no
Explanation except that be was a de-
Hibernate knave---a robber-worse he
had plHndered the widow and the
orphan. ssmsI odr .ga55g a~ hi
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The Roots, the Banks, the Leaves, and the Seeds,
carefully eulled from Natures garden, are the
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EVIDENCE OF SUCCESS.

Bdtsortdl EDtroot irons TIE KenesAG Telegraph
Feb. 18Th, 1869. ,95u3tI. So 1tsu sae.
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! ri S " Or, See 81, T2, R2S
Estate Of S Fuller-Lot blk 1850
E G Rnnals-Com Q rods W and ~ rodse ofn
II 9 cOr Of said or sec thence % rods, thence
Il rods, thence e 20 rods. thence n Srods, sb Z
except track OF X R&R1RRCo aisa % ~
Estate OF K Watkins Com rods and 80 gllgG
rods of cor or said or sec, thencew 10 G}sT
II rods. thence n 16 rods, thence 9 16 rods, 81 o
thence 16 rods, except railroad track, 4 $50
Anb Block q Francke-Lot IL blk2 ~ Il go
y ~ ,sr-t7rae JENEBs ADDITION. -toec5f
Jas Maloney-Lot1 blk1 s bnA 3g4s 80 S.
III III Campton--Lot IA blk sas g. fss.s4ss Q 90
4 has az.oh NV Or, Sec 81, To, e % go
Jas M Btryker-Com 12 rods W and rods So
i offs e cor Of said Or sec, thence n SO rods, 3dt
srods to beg, e' ,-e-o~ % lOuD' 'leIo0 81
NEQr, Sec 31T2.R23 E 40
Hudson Bacon-Except Al # in width off asas
II end lot 4 blk 80, s,~ 291
10 A Murray-Lot blk 81 b76
s Fisk--S Il lot a blk 90 Ala .sci1ostae a 08
Washington Island. 60
'lTiag NV Qr,ssSec SO, T2, e % aaGe Isl
| e Morris-Lot % blk q. --E 627
G Dorance Lot rs blk 25l
! j Sloan--Lot % blk -~ - s7--r--Fs 1 Al
/ Dated at Kenosha, the 18th day of August A. D.
/ 1862 (, 3. ERNEST G. THINE, E0G ~
Clerk OF the County Board Of Supervisors OF Keno
| sha County, Wisconsin. 9 sf fF A 13w12
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N E Or. Sec 6, TT. e %


.Jotm Hogan Com rod and 229 # W OF n e
3 cor of said Or sec, thence e Al S12 # thence
+ & rods, thence W Al S-12 #, thence n s rods
to beg, - -
Ell Radd-Com 22e 1T q of n W cor of lot IL
thence etose line of lot IS, thence suuther-
ly on sand line A It. thence W 70 Kenosha
street thence n a. ftto beg, .i45a5StL
p Fl Wood Com rods of W cor of lot Is,
thence Is rods, themes rods and q #,
thence W 10 Kenosha st. thence n To beg, l
r. MWhtppJS-zCom % rods of sc cor ofIot
10. thence s to s line Of the or sec. thence W
to old Chicago road. thence n to point 80
/ rods of s'w cor efIotl6, thence e to beg,
except part conveyed for cemetery -s 2
Stephen FOrber--Co ON 10 rods of g cor of
lot IL. and 1879 rod ; W Of the centre of Chi
caoo st. thence sc rods theneew 5A rods,
= thence & rods. thence 5Ia rods to beg.
II W Addms-Com - rod Of E cor of lot
u IT. and u rods W of the centre of Chicago
ST, thencew tow line ofe-1a of said Or sec,
thence NC rods, thence to beg,
BOND AND sTRoNG's ADDITION
I'm Strong-Lot2 blk Is. 80 HD&t
a e Hotcdrd- Lot blk o. - zTe43lE8s
do Lot blk 20
do Lot blk 20,
do Lot 4 blk %,
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TAX SALE,

Thesfolowing is list of unredeemed lots, pieces
or parcels of land, situate lying and being in the
county q ian and state Of lay which
ths unpaid taxes and charges of a. d. 1885, And
the VI taxes, charges and interest calculat-
Now
On that unless such lands are redeemed on or be-
!ore the l4th day of May A. D. 1870, they will be
conyeye TO the purchasers thereof, according to
law.
Fop River VR r Goa piece of land deed
ed by Hugh Mclaughlin to the Fox River
Valley r.. re awas now located, sW frl~X
eec 80 TAR lg, 5K acres, 81 ~
FEl II Town OF SaIsm.Y II
acres. 20 81
sss-s Tcszn OF Bristol.
UnkHoson.s h.w 4 sec 81 RAJ, so acres, 9 81
do onN wAse'A sec 81 r 81, 20 acres, . 40
Town OF Brighton. s@1is
H. Fasnnon-E.h sw a, sec 1st2r9o, rs acres, Is 90
do NwA NV sec 30 t2r 20, SoacHes. 03
"a Town Of Pleasant PraiyIs.5i -. {.
a Raks-Lot blk 1, see 5t1rQs, e05
John Kressis-S acre W Of highway 4 Sc
4 sec 6 t1r %, acre. Q 85
John Cvt6ord-N Q acres of 9 acres W of high
J oark acres s ne Il bounded ' BY high
way, e by highway, by Rowland, n by
Partridge, sec 1t l %, acres, "a
Is acres, 80 LIZ 81 70
- Town of sOmers. ,...,t
Polly II FtlIler-Pt 8 e Il 8 Q n beg 25 rods w
e cor 4 Sec, W 81 rods, 40 rods, % 6H Yhna
. r track, sec So 2 q, $50 acre, mr. ! %
John, Butlea-7Pts e1l e ii, beg S6.rods W of sn0m
3 e cor or sec, W rods. n 40 rods, 4rods,
% 40 rods. sec 36 to %, lao acre., a su;l 1g5S
80 acres.oTd = : = ~ = 90 : 'S' IS SO
L Svtea-E so acres W Il sec Is t2, r %, 80 - =
acres 6i'A n @54" SAAd - 10 81
do re "a acres W u, ,ex r track and h
II acres off cor cancelled Feb -, 1868, -
sec Is t Or %. 90 acres, stt ..l. tue svev 10 55
acres. q 80 2 : " . 90 50 w So ia 4s
80 acres, - - = - ~ To- 80 81 a
do Ptsw Or nwqr, beg centre n W
or sec, 90 rods, W ~ rods, 30 rods, e 10 -s-
7 rods to beg, see 81 2rSS, 3acres, ,.,e, %
City of Kenosha-1st Ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-23

Mrs. Gov. Hoffman ana other ladies had a
narrow escape al West Point the other evening
which Is usually done with a blank cartridge
Misohievous boys had placed paving stones in
the cannon, which We're hurled with violence
across The lawn 10 the great alarm OF the LADIES'
The Martha's Vineyard Camp Meeting
has been duly inaugurated. Among the sights
tnere Is cottage built OF cement pipe. It's di.
mensioIs are EHfeet wide, and 25 feet in
length, With walls TX feet in ne ght. IL is
maker. TT
@The daughters Of 81. Crispln. comprising
women who labor in the production Of shoes
&c., ale 10 hold 4 convention in Lynn, Mass,
Inc object Is to discuss labor reform"
ga new hat lie announced from Paris Its
Legherp, and cut round, the centre being on
the top OF The head and the front forming a
snsdy fiap. The back rises above the chlsnon
It's trimmed with bows OF ribbon and lace; Il
hiss also strings, but they are CLOSED behind on
the neck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-23

PTNIsHKD FOR INSULTING \ LITTLE tiIRL-
4H Indignant Father Taxes u, Lao IN las o,0a
HdadS.-Wrdnesd day afternoon ouggy contain.
ing well known citizen who Resides IN the
neiehboIEoCc of 5th and NJ street was driven
10 Bowen's stable, Massachusetts avenue aud
9th street, aud the question was asked OF those
outside the stable whether they had seen 4
man with a"speckled hat pass there such
al individual was pointed ou' ia the dim dts
lance, when the man IN tha buggy 10 Ok IN
friend aud started in pursuit. OverhauliIg
the individual they We're in quest OF, he pro
prieior of The buggy shouted gel IN here " on
are the man L want-speckled hat, blue coat
and tight pants" The young man, TOO much
astonIshed apparently 20 resist. iumped ia anu
was driven TO the residencs of the citizen, WI 0
asked his prisoner on the way .'didu't you
20 mp Seventh street TO NJ, 30 Gown NJ
10 5th, and wait there, and then follow a little
girl ~ 10 which the young man ans wered
"lss, I'm the mar; there 10 no use to deny IT
Surprised n the open ackuo wledgment, the
citizen, who was the father of the little eIrI ia
question, sung out, Yes, you rascal.' and
then taking his prisoner 10 the back yard IN .
daughter was called out and asked II ,ha: Wa :
the man who insulted her. She repiisd thai n
was. when the irate father called ON him 20
make an apology, which he did. He then r.-
celved one or Two SQUAD cuffs on the side OF
the head. as an admonition not 10 do So any
more, after which ne was allowed To take his
departure, sadder II not wiser man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-23

Distribution. Rents, Taxes. Causes Of the
short supply Of Water, of its Mud.
diness, &C., &c.

The annual report Of 5. X. Bond, Esq,
Water Registrar, transmitted with the Mayors
massage 10 the City Councils at their last
meeting. contains q great deal OF interesting
il formation in ref, renee to the subject OF
which 1t treat and We therefore make the tel.
Town G extracts:
WATER RENTS.
The whole number OF water rents a, the
Present date, with general classification, and
the annual value OF the rents Of each class is
shown by the following table, as made up from
the Dc oas " the Office but this Is not correct
criterion Of the actual receipts from mis-
source, Tor the reason that in some cases the
water mas been taken for only a part OF the
year In others 10 has been, for various reasons
temporarily discontinued. W lille IN a few In.
stances IL Is still due and unpaid:
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SHOOTING APFRAY NEAR UMIoNrowN.
Yesterday afierLcop, while q coaSred girl
named MARROW, was picking blacxberries in
q mile east of the Insane Asy lum, sh. wa; ap
preached with improper proposals by Ben ia.
min jefferson, lceloreo,) who attempted Il
carry gut his Intentions. The girl gave me
horss, near by, and procured 4 gun. wiz,
which he fred at Jener>on, infiicting 81 pai,i,ul
wound IN the arm. MARROW was arrested by
Officer Anderson and taken 20 the EiEh.a y ~
clnct station. where JUSTICE Plant, th;s m 5yl.
ing, comitted him 20 lah for court.
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SALE or AN UNExPIRBp Observation-Disclosures
x Williams have sold an unexpireo ieasehold
Of ten years, with privilege of purchase of
square west OF square ca, with impro emen,s
known as me New Market House corner III
street north and lst street west. near the Gov.
eminent Printing Oshte, 10 } .. Wall. for
sl.3tt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-23

GkNrLENHN's LINEN DICK SUITS.
White and Brown.
Gentlemen's Drap D'Ete Sacks.
ientlemen's Alpaca Sacks, ~ 81 10 a..
Gentlemen's Thin Overcoats.
E,2Gs2 GKa. T.. HRNNING, 5ll eth ST
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l. seems that MIS- General GAINS. who A. re-
gaiCtd as the Ticae>t woman Ia America. b A.
MOI Yet succeeded IN Obtaining Possession OF
her properly in New Orleans, to which the
supreme Cour. OF the United States declared
her entitled about a year ago For nearly
for;y years Mr.. Games prose utet her sui;
with nnfalterlLg paIsnce, and the estate OF
her father, Captain Daniel Clark. 10 which
she was finally declared 10 b, the rightfui
heir. Is estimated 10 be worth anoUt - LuVn,Gn.
Inc lar q Is occupied by nearly the whole
city OF New Orleans, and the decision OF the
court, Therefore. Is 4 serious Inconvenience 10
grea: number OF Persons. OWING to the
peculiar cirCums;au ot The case, Mrs
Games offered 10 arrange with some OF the
present holders OF hsr properly on equitable
terms. but more thau eighty persons have
com bIned TO bring suit against her, and have
compelled her 20 go into cour, again. These
suits VIII come UP fer trial before Justice
OF the I nied States Supreme Court, In anti.
cIpation Of an early Trial. Mrs Gaines pub-
fishes card defining her position. She says
thiriy-sIx years SINCE her first husband was
thrown into prison in New Orleans. during
the most anlctIng period of the cholera. for
nearly month, on the false charge OF
iraHdu'ently attempting 10 obtain property
belonging 10 her Is The heir OF her -ather.
Dsniel Clark, and also for charging the pre-
teEot I executors OF his estate with corruptly
administering a.. Since that period the
supreme Court OF the FnI-ed States has most
emphatlcaily declared her 70 be- 1.-the only lsgit-
innate daughter of Daniel Clark. and entitled 10
ms estate This decision Of the highest tribu.
nal IN the land, from which there can b. no
appeal. she claims, sets at Is-t forever her
legal status and her rights. Independent OF
this. II is argued the civil code OF louisiana
provides that the judgement of the Supreme
Court OF tie State In her favor, acquIesced in
for thirteen years, has become nnai. Mrs.
DANES has secured the services of one of the
most prominent LAWYERS OF the COUNTRY as her
counsel. She Will probably SUCCEED IN the
END IN fully perfec'ing her title 10 the property.
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oRAPID OCEAN PAssAGEs.-Itis claimed ,ha,
me PERUVIAN, OF the Canadian lIne' at . uebac
mas Just made the quickest passage across the
Atlantic on record. having been five days eight
hours ara forty minutes in going from land 70
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A NEW BRACTIFYING AeRSr.-Au dsutri
trIces had their drawbacks until the salnbri.
Gus Bark Of the Soap riee was brought from
the CHILEAN valleys. 10 perfect tue fragrant So.
zodont. the most wholesome. reliable and de.
hghtful article for the Teeth that brush wa:
ever dipped into. ea3
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RAW. DI wksrWcOu, o. he Baltimore Con.
:eTsICe pss been comPril-d. ~ Ne SVrtcu. in
dspCsI'On o: bis wife, - give up III n ss,ora,
SbsTCr 81 toe caurch 81 CmaaS, arc rs,ur.
eastward.
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CITY ITEMS.

PRICES One Dollar Jewelry Store. No. 90
Pa. avenue. between 1 = and 9th streets, r..
C-Ives new styles every day.
SAYS PROMINENT medical man, Holt :
Malt Extract Is a "natural snriCn ment of tn.
materla medica," and he having seen IL used
IN Europe in innumerable cases. spoke con-
scientiously from personal experience, ara his
opinion has been fully corroborated By the oh.
seTvations of other American physicians 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-23

CHHAPHR TRAN The CHRApRsf.-W White
shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 IS, sud upwards I'm.
dershiris and Drawers, nom s. cents Up wards
GOOD Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand.
keTchiefs, already heJac1eG, = for IS cents. The
de1en. Excellent Paper Collars, clota.lined
butfon-hole, 10 cents q boz; aud all ether foods
al equally low p.ices, at Franc & 9oldmaus
Msfe.e Hall, No. ass I'll street Opposite Patent
omSe. s,s,l.
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
NotWlths landing the very many benefits that
an early completion Oh the road would afford.
and the very cogent reasons why all persons
should be well wishers OF the same, there
ms TO be no end 10 the amount of litigation
consequent 10 inlunctions. rights OF way, &c,
tbat tbe contractors. engineers, and, in fact, all
connected with II. have 10 contend With. WHY
any one should ohloct ID the 70 ID is still amys.
teiy- True, the Inconvenience of having one :
farm cut III twain would rather annoy: bu. the
under -akerS OF the road are perfectly willing
10 give IN many cases more than equivalent
foT the land thus rendered useless. A, the
commencement OF the railroad quest ION every
one willingly consented 70 give the right @.
way; now that the matter comes directly T.
them, there are very many who demur and
leuoer 4 lawsuit unfavorable. Daring the
past week the officers of the company have
been busy examining " iiaesses and pe-frcting
airar e ments by which the work on the va.
nous ;ections Will he more vigorously prose.
tufec: AInoEg others whom tue occa- ton
brought amongst us, We are glad - see Cip
efnor oden Bowie. whose presence we kno y 10
te NE haTbinger OF success.-.HdrlJOr0 Gazette