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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-04-21

A railroad accident occurred, this morn
ing, somewhere on the Chicago & N. w.
R'y, causing the death Of the engineer,
fireman and three passengers. The dis
patch don't locate or give particulars.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-04-21

Judge Nogglc.
This gentleman, familiarity known as
"Dave Noggle" is appointed Chief Justice
Of l'aho. lie is Of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
and longtime acquaintance of President
Grant, and Senator "Mattn Carpenter.
We have The honor to know the Judge
personally, and we publish the little clip
below just for the fun of it. We enjoy
the joke, ofthe Chicago Times Frank Wilkie
for instance) as well as the Judge will.
The probability is that Dave Noggle is as
well posted in spelling as the editors Of
the Times of Chicago.
Judge David Noggle, the newly ap-
pointed chief justice Of Idaho. is not the
most cultivated man in the world. lie
sprang from the soil, and, though illirerate
to degree, is by no means troubled with
any disagreeable consciousness of the tact.
AS an illustration, the following Incident,
which has been heard over and again by
every Wisconsin, man, will be readily
recognized by few who were present, as
All actual occurrence. The Judge was once
prosecuting criminal in the Rock county
court, at GAINESVILLE, and, warming up with
his cause, ventured beyond the safe field
OF fact and prose, into the regions of im>
agination, which to his rustic requirements
were exceedingly dangerous grounds.
Gentlemen of the jury" said he, 'sthe
prisoner at the bar was born rascal.
There is not an honest hair in his head.
There is not an honest line in his counter
ance. God made him scoundrel and
placed his mark upon him. Fraud is writ
ten upon his brow You can see it your
selves, gentlemen. The characters + R.O-
AID are stamped there as plainly as by
the fingers of the Almighty"
The Judge was going on with his fight
OF eloquence, but was cut short by the uD-
roar which greeted his primitive spelling
of the word fraud" The jury decided
that if God had failed to mark his "born
scoundref' correctly. it did not become
them to hold him, and he was discharged.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-04-21
sherif's Sale.
STATE OF IOWA, CLAYTON COUNTY-ss.
In District Court Of said County.

In District Court OF said County. @s
BY virtue of an execution In and from the Office Of
the Clerk of the District Court of said county, in
favor Of 4. p. Hardwick, plaintiff and apainst
Philip Ryan, defendant dated March Goth 1869 and
to me directed, commanding me that Of the goods
tenements Of the said Philip Ryan, to make or cause
to be made the sum of seventy seven dollars with
interest and all costs As commanded have levied.
east quarter of the southwest quarter and the west
hall OF the southeast quarter OF section No. ten (lOl
township No ninety 95l north Of range four az
west OF the NTH principal meridian; and hereby
give public notice, that will offer the same for sale
at public auctionin front of the sheriff Office in tn,
city Of McGregor, in said county, tho THIRD DAY
or MAY, said sale to commence ut the hour of ten
o'clock A. NJ of SAID day; and will sell 10 the high
est and best bidder therefor, in cash the above a..
scribed property sufficient thereof to satisfy tha
above debt with interest and costs that have or NAV
acrue. /.
JAMES DAVIS.
4wo5l Sheriff Of Clayton CopAty, Iowa,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-04-21

these solemn and inspiring tones, as if
these tongues had voices to cry "Holy,
Holy, Holy Lord God Almighty, Hea-
ven and Earth are full of Thy glory"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-04-21
State of iowa,
Auditors Off
Insurance Department.
ANNUAL CERTIFICATES.

lFok PUBLICATIONl.
DEs MONIES, April 18th, 1860.
WHEREAS, The MISSISSIPPI VALLEY IN
SURANCE COMPANY, located at Decorah in the
State of Iowa, has filed in this office sworn state
ment OF its condition on the First day of April
1862 in accordance with the provisions of an Act
of the General Assembly of the State of Iowa re.
iating to Insurance Companies, approved April eth
1858; and whereas, said Statement shows that said
insurance Company is possessed of the requisite
amount Of capital, Invested as required by said
Act;
THEREFORE, In pursuance of law T. JOHN
A. ELLIOTT, Auditor of State. do hereby certify
that said Insurance Company is authorized to tran
sact the business Of Fire Insurance in this State
by Agents properly appointed and authorized to
acknowledge service OF process for and on behalf
OF said Company as required 10y said Act until the
3lst day of January. 1870.
further certify that said Statement shsws:
lst-The actual amount OF paid up Capifal of
said Company, April LIST, 1869, 10 be S26 0OO0o.
2hd-Ihe aggregate amount of assets of said
Company, April LIST, 1859, to be S50O0oOO
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have
SEAL hercunto subscribed my name and
l~J affixed the Seal Of my Office the
day and date above written
JOHN a. ELLIOTT,
6'3 AUDITOR OF STATE.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-04-21

An immense amount of property and
many lives have been destroyed by recent
tsrnados in Illinois, Indiana and Missouri
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-04-21

Notice to Mechanics
The McGregor School Board having determined to
nish the new brick echo oil House, sealed propossls
will be made at the Office of the Secretary until the
Gath inst. at O'clock P. NJ, for the Carpenter
work, the Lathing and pastering, and tho Painting
each class of work to be bid for separately.
Plans and specifications can he seen by calling on
the Secretary Bonds and approved security viii be-.
required of each contractor.
D.BAUGu, Secretary McGregor School Board.
652w2 fss s.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-04-21
McGrcgor Wholesale Market Report.

McGrcgor wholesale Market Report.
CORRECTED
TERSoN Sc RSON,
Druggists and Grocers.
Wednesday, April 81, 1869.
PRODUCE.
Wheat, Mol, 90 Potatoes, 500 60
No.2, SIS Butter, frkin, 2O@ "a
Milling, ROLL 80
Barley, / Is Eggs, 16
Oats, 45 Dried Apples 1870 Is
Flour, 8 so Green Apples7 O0(a7 so
Corn, 45 Peaches, baskets,
GROCERIES.
Portland Sugar, 1917 Rio Coffee, 91@24
Cuba sugar, com. 13l5@14 Java Coffee 3SG1i0
n. o com. to ch'ce14@l5b Crackers, S@9I
Coffee Sugar, 1615@lS Saleratus, COLL
Powd Crshd, 10 Tobacco, plug, 6O0l75
Syrup, 7561 10 smoking, 2501aO
Molasses, 65@g0 fine cut G560l 10
Candy, 2O02l Salt, coarse 60
Raisins, layer, 5OC94 IS fine, 3 GO
Alcohol, 21O Dairy 675
Whisky, 95 Kerosene Oil, 40
Mackeral, 7 4 bbl,1, 10 90 White, 4 bbl., so
Kits, 5 90 kits Q 65
Trout, a bbl., s so Cod, SUNNI er cured, o so
kits, 1S5
MISCELLANEOUS.
Plaster Paris, 90 Hides green, 10
Cement. Louisville, 4 90 dry. is
Water Lime, SO grubby, "a off,
Hay, IL 90 Wool,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-04-21
CHE TimeS.
McGREGOR, APRIL q, 1869.
puzzles SC.
Our "Mac'' correspondent Of Luana,

Puzzles sc.
Our "Macr correspondent Of Luana
writes "April 20th,' as follows:
81 am going to risk another blunder.
You rather discouraged me, or rather
discouraged myself last week. One Of
the examples could have worked, but
was so much taken up with the land ques.
ton that merely glanced at the Enigm
of M. j. L. of Elkader. The ever well
come visitor is the NORTH Iowa TINES.
The answer to A. j. G's. bond question
is .0704 x or a trife above secen per
cent"
In this case we believe "NIac' is cor
rect, but we await developments.
The following letter goes for the Land
Question:
LANSING, Iowa, April 10th.
EDS. TINES:
One of the Macs having failed to
'solute' the land problem, l offer the
following answer:
A. pays 1888 and receives 105.9-l0
acres. B. sos and receives
l44.76 acres, each paying $500.
For the benefit of Mae. please publish
the following rule.
Divide half Of the whole cost by the
whole number of acres, and to the square
of the quotient add the square of half the
difference Of the prices per acre then ex-
tract the square root of the sum, and to
this root add the qotient of half the whole
cost, divided by the whole number of acres.
This last sum, increased by half the diff
ference of the prices per acre, will give the
price per acre of the best land, and, dim
ished by the same, will give the price per
acre Of the poorest.
Thine, Figuratively,
MUGGINs.
Our friend Muggins will pardon us for
not using all his figures. His "Rule' is a
sort of "cut and try affair which is pop
ular with ladies when making a garment
The women will never consent to be
ruled, and hence their "ftsr arc made by
adding, subtracting, dividing, multiplying
&c. &c. The first woman we hear of, was
bound to have her own way, and we sup
pose the sex (God bless all of them y
will keep on the same road of pleasing
obstinacy. The ''Rule' you give has no
science in it. Your solution is sound in
three places, but defective in one, and
therefore doubtful, to say the least. The
land costs only $3.50 for t,co acres-your
report makes it S4,9l X!
If we are wrong, blaze away, and we
will defend the TINES Office.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-04-21

FOR SALE CHEAP!

will sell number two horse Peddling Wag
on, fitted up in good shape, and well suited for
wholesale or Retail trade. will positively give the
buyer bargain.
652w1 +. FL AKINS, Postvle, Iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-04-21

CORRECTED BY
PETERSON Sc LARSON
Druggists and G ROGERS
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-04-21

~. ". oauudry, OF the nrm OF IL. Ii. JAN
uary L Co., leading merchants of Mays.
vile, KY, fatally shot himself through the
head on Tuesday morning, in sudden fit
OF mental alteration. On the Doth inst.
the graves of the rebel dead will be deco
rated by their friends throughout the
South.
France has 2G6, l66 frcmen and 1920
fire engines. Prentice says it isn't often
that we find a man big enough to contain
himself......Mr. Fish, Secretary of State,
says that he goes for 1.-THE cessation of all
partisan strife" Give us your fin on that,
Fish,. Manchester, N. H., allows no one
on Sunday to smoke a pipe or cigar on the
public pave within one mile of the CITY
hall......The bill brought before the New
York Assembly requiring newspapers to
print their circulation, has been killed.
."...Grant has surrendered-boots, body
and brceches-to the pressure. The way
OF Presidents, especially Republican Pres-
dents, is hard. .......A four year old child
of Claudius Favor, Of Norway, N. H.,
while sliding down hill few days ago,
was unable to stop his sled, which carried
him into the river and he was drowned. ).
......It is now law in New York that any
man who will keep and maintain public
watering trough on the highway shall have
| an abatement IF GO f.o,, H., 4.,..
The schooner c. c. Bean is delivering in
New Haven cargo Of sugar for the Arms
strongs, valued at abou. $50, 900, on which
the duties will be some $4,000. It is the
largest cargo of sugar evor brought to that
port.
Mrs. Fanny Abbot, of Waterbury, on
Friday, reached the age of Is years, and
received during the day eight letters o!
Evening star., 1869-09-04
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrgetswn.

HON. II. M. SwKRNY, MAYOR, has received 4
copy of General Mtchler's report 10 the Secre-
tary OF War, in regard 10 the repairs recently
made 10 the railroad bridge, near the Long
Bridge, and the damage tAat the same may
cause to the Georgetown channel, and it Is
probable that the Councils will be con vened at
an early day 10 take the report into considera-
tlon.
REED BIRDS and Ortolan abound now In the
marshes about Analostan Island and large
numbers are brougt into town for sale, bringing
30 TO 90 cents per dozen.
MERCHANTS ExCHAN9R.-The offerings on
Change this morning were light, sales being q
made of 1,500 bushels fair .ed wheat AZ 81 So |,
and 800 bushels oats at s. cents.
COAL SRIPNKNrs.-During the p,st we,k
ll.:SS3 tons of Cumberland coal nays been
shipped northward from this port, % follows
Borden Mining Company, ASA tons; Cumber-
land Goal ana Iron Company, 2,sSp tons; Ray 5
docks, 6,231 tons.
Ho FOR THE CIRcUs-John Rohinson's 8
great circus will exhibit in Market Space on
Monday night To speak Of its merits would
be unnecessary. as they are well known every
where, and as IL viii be crowded, by all means
60 early.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

RASQUEr TO Mr. KBNNKDY-The many
friends IN this city OF Mr.. Dlud Kennedy, the
celebrated Scotch vocalist desiring to extend
TO him a complimentary entertainment pre.
vious TO his departure for his home in Scotland
assembled last evening at Amans, 507 eth
street fer that purpo=e. Among those present
were A. M. Clapp, Esq, Congressional Print.
er; +. b. French, Second Auditor; James p.
Thompson, Mayor of Buffalo: General G. w.
P1llooh, Alex. GARNER, David Knox, aud
many other well known citizens.
General Balloch called the aseemblage to
order, and proposed
"Our Guest, David Kennedy: May his re-.
membrance Of MS be as pleasant as our recol.
lectiops Of him"
To which sentiment Mr.. Kennedy responded
in a few happy remarks, aboundlng in wit and
humor, and concluded with the toast, MAY
all cities have as many Scotchmen, and m ~
every Scotchman gather round him as many
warm-hearted Americans as have tonight %
Song and seDtiment followed, the chairman
having announced that this was not to be q set
meeting, with prepared toasts, speeches, &C.,
but rather spontaneous affair, and he csllC
on all present 10 add their share to the even
ing's enjoyment.
AT 10 O'Clock supper v as served, under direc.
tiou of Hman, prince of ca er ers the tables pre-
sentipg a most tempting appearance, beng
laden with every delicacy Of the season. Sup.
per being over, the cloths were removed and q
pleasant time followed. The enter tainment
throughout was delightful affair and enjoy,
by every one present.
Evening star., 1869-09-04
Alexandria and Vicinity.

AIeXandrla and Vicinity.
The following items from the Gasette OF
last evening:
Cdndi iddte for the House Of Of Delegotss-As
" i'll be seen by reference to a notice in another
column of to-day Gazette, Col. Chas. f.
Stuert is announced as an independent candi-
date for a seat IN the House Of Delegates of
virginia, to NIL the vacancy caused Dv the
death OF James I. Close, who was elected ON
the R3di cal ticket.
AIRES; Of FOrglT.-Jires Stoval, colored,
who obtained S35 by Forging the name of Wal
ter White colored, in Washington. on Wedn ~
day last. and on whcss track 'he police Of thu 8
city were put, was arrested at Cnlp.per Court
House, yesterday, In consequence OF a tele.
gram sent from this place.
TH.sopcl.-P. G.. NJ Hugh Latham LETT her,
on Tuesday last, for San Francisco, Cal, to at.
tend the annual meeting of the 4rasd Lodge of
Odd Fellows OF the United states
Evening star., 1869-09-04

SURRENDERED ON RRQUIsITION-This m orn.
ing requisitlon was received by Judge Wylie
from the Governor of Virginia for Tom Moore,
alias Barney Moore, alias VIM. Taylor, col.
orod, arrG sted here several days since on the
charge OF having stolen horse belonging 20 j.
V. Boyd, OF Alexandra county. Va, and com.
mitted to jail TO await requsition from the
Governor. The accused was brought ont Of
Jail, end, by order OF Judge Wylie. delivered
20 John q. Clarke, deputy sheriff Of Alexandra
dria.
Evening star., 1869-09-04
Georgetown Advertisements.

%oFFIOE OF TIE POTOMAC INe. CO.,
AZ q meeting of the Board Of directors ef this
lowing preamble and resolutions we're sdorted
Whsreas, In the order OF Divine Proyidence,
WN. ENNERT having been called from earth since
the last meeting of this Board,
hsxrases lonpasy, That in the death OF Mr. Em-
inert this Company has lost valuable member.
Who, for more than quarter Of . century, was une
tleman with whom II was ever pleasure q asso-
cfate; and one who. By hrs unostentatious deport-
meut and sterling qualities, commended himself TO
the respect and confidence or oil who knew him.
by exprtss their unfeigned eympathy with his be
resved survivors. and direct that Q COPY If these
resolutions Be furnished his widow, and that they
De also Inserted In the Sgois hr gsssT: sss s..,
HEP ,Chrsn. sn.&GsorgetewnCourierI
RY TH0s. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georeeto.u
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
wlllbe sold. on TGssSAI tHS september 7.h inst.
streets. GEORGETOWN, the Househoii and Kitchen
nrnifare lately IN the occupancy OF Miss Mary
Q m. III. wERB
eel TKOs. BOWLING, Aact.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct: GeorgetoVn.
TaIsp srRsfr At f k6cTioN. oN
II On MONDAY, September g. at O'Clock,
~ part Of Lot no / SIS, fronting 81 fest on the
Msrhet streets. by . de 9th OF $50 feet The i'm
GIovsments consist of Q COED two story Frame
oo sale ,nd :. the
soon iiss:f .acr
Evening star., 1869-09-04

BASE BALL-NdtionaIs rs. JsFerson-JsFsrson
Itcto,tus-17 10 15.-Tne game yesterday on the
Jefferson Clubs resulted in q victory for the
latter, much to the astonishment OF all the spe g.
tators, os We'll g The players them elves. Both
clubs appeared in their new uniforms, an
made quite neat display. The following is
Evening star., 1869-09-04

A WHOLESALE HARNESS THIgF.-Messrs
CComts and Miller have Just succss ded in AT.
resting Colored man, named Frank White
1t appears, Judging from the number Of sets Of
harness he has taken, wes about 10 90 into tts
Chase committed him to Jail for court the
barnes recovered bv the dete ctives having
been identified by DIR. G. NJ. Ford, Seba st n
Andrews, NJ. OcbstooZ, N. Brewer, and F..
DaIr, one Of the sets not having been claimed.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

WELCOME TO GEORGE PRABoDY.-A baauti-
ful poem by II. Clay Preuss will appear in the
fresh, original, and instructive columns of the
Sunday MCrRing Ga<ete Tomorrow. Inis ex.
cellent family journal is now proving a most
welcome visitor in many households. The
managers OF the Ga-ette. by liberal advertising.
entitle their own journal to the thoughtful
consideration of business men as 4 valuable
edium of communication With the public
and deserve even more than the liberal patron
age they are receiving
Evening star., 1869-09-04

fkTIr LAeCEkY.-Oficer Nokes, of the
Eighth Precinct, yesterday arrested Lewis
Frazer for the larceny OF bail from b. Ma.
tIce RarIynan.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

very interesting exercises st Odd Fellows Hall
ON the evening Of tue 9th inst. a. Beacon Lodge,
No. Is, /. o. q. r., will then celebrate their
twenty fifth anniversary. Music md refresh.
Evening star., 1869-09-04
EHK CNuRTS.

IN CHAMBERS, Judge Byhs-To.day. the
following business was done Mary Ellen
Nc Elfresh agt. Zachariah McEtfresh. divorce
casey order for attachment for cortempt and
slimony pendente lete. Mary z. Owner agt
James owner, dol order for temporary Ia.
junction and slimony pendenle iete. Daniels
agt Fox; order disselving injunction. Ltnds.
lev ast DeKraft: order of reference to E. Ga.
rusi, SPECIAL auditor. Fowler et al. agt. Whea.
lon; order confirming auditors report.
ORPHANS CoURr. Judge PErceA-To.day
the will OF the late Robert A. Lacy was flied
and fully proven, and his wlfe bfancn Lacy
qualified as executrix. Letters of ADMINISTERS.
tion on the estate Of John 5. Hollingshead
were granted to Mary M. Holhngshead. Ac-
counts of guardian Of james +. Mitchell, ad.
min istrator of Elizabeth Shslton, guardiaa OF
Richard and Mary Downey, and OF admins stra =
tor Of Timothy Downey were approved and
passed.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

THR ATTENTION OF DEALERS AND FARMERS
is directed to the card Of Messrs. VIM. Crichton
* Sons, OF Baltimore, manufacturers OF Am.
moniafed Soluble Super. Phosphate Of Lime.
Tbs Sc gentlemen are perhaps the oldest dealers
in feI liizers. &c, in that CITY, and their expe-
rience, knowledge. &c, has culminated in the
article they now offer to the public. We cheer.
fully and cordially commend both manufac.
turer and article to our readers.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

TH1 GRIATHsT relief imaginable can be at
forced this warm weather by wearing one Of
those elegant suits selling At such astonishing
ly lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, a60 Seventh street, opposite the Posi-
ONCE, where, in addition to Eentlemen's "Ban.
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue, drab
dete alpaca and linen suits. chiidren's Carl.
balde suits in great variety are also 70 be had AT
he most reasonable prices. $3.50
Evening star., 1869-09-04

SALE OF REAL EsTATE-We learn that Mr..
Lewis Porter, Assistant City Postmaster, has
purchased OF NJ. NJ. Beveridge his new brick
residence on +, between 9th and 9TH streets,
for S23,CO0. Mr.. Porter is a gentleman of large
wealth, q former resident of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, where he was engaged for many
years in extensive business. We take pleasure
in announcing Mr. POrter's subItantial identi.
~ with the prosperity OF the national metropo.
lis,
Evening star., 1869-09-04

AssAuLrINe A WoMAN.-Middleton Foster
wss arrested by Officsr Ofut, Of the stn pre-.
etnct. yesterday for an assault and battery on
Rachel Tinney, and Justice Mary man commit.
ted him 10 Jail for court. 90
Evening star., 1869-09-04

invites all his friends and the public generally
to partake Of the handsome lunch ne spreads
at II O'Clock on Monday, at hie etc CANT estao.
lisbment, newly decorated. No. 500 7th street,
betw( en- ID and +. Pay Billie q visit.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

FIFTY CENTS PER PAIR for good Canton
Flannel Drawers tor Men and Boys.
gill ADAMeON's, 500 9th street.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

A REAL nsrAfB Ae1NCY on Capitol Hin
has been wanted long while. and a man has
just stepped in to supply tae want who is inst
The man for the place. W. 7. johnson, we'll
known to our citizens and to members of
building associations, has opened q real estate
ONCE corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sd
street east
Evening star., 1869-09-04

THE SOUTH FEoNr OF THE TREASURY
BUILDING.-Under the direction of MIR. Il.
Mulle;t, Esq, Supervising Architect OF the
TJe'sury, the south front of the building is
now approa ching completion. Tue general
finish of the approaches will be the same 3s
those OF The north, the only difference bsing
tbat while there will be nine steps descending
from the street 10 the building on the north
there will ts niue steps asscencing on the
south side. The blipstrade will oe the same
on 10th sides. The platform will be furnished
with squares Of granite aud ssneca stone alter.
nafely laid in diamond pattern. The space
under the south platform will be used for stor-
ing fuel. The alterations made will red uce the
steps and incresse the apparent height of the
the columns OF the poriicc.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

JEFFERSON. o.
21 Ill
INNIN'

The same played yesterday afternoon upon
the Msoison avenue grounds, B ilt,nore Re-
tWS IN tue Haymakers, OF Llnsuburg, New
York, end the Psstime Club, OF that CITY wa
a very cio-e con's IT, aud endet in the victory
OF the latter club, too score s:auding at the
close of the game :-Pastme, 10: lawmakers
a. Umpire, Fritz Parker, Of the NatIonei
club Of This city.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

NATIONAL UNION BuILDIHG ASSOCIATION.
AT the twenty seventh monthly meeting OF this
assc citation, held last evening. money was ad. I.
vanced ON eighteen shares at an average Of 81
per cent. .-.-sH.T
Evening star., 1869-09-04
II / S N
FORMULA OF
Dr.. jon N WILKINS,
Jyl4-ee3m BALTIMORE, Md,

y EOPENIHG OF THE BRENNAN HOUSE.
~ No. 342 e street, between 18th and
18th strsets.-The Proprfetor would most ~
and the public. that. having thoroughly refItted
and renovated his Restaurant and Eating House,
1859, where all the delicsoies Of the season may be
hsd, Shen he will be happy to see his old friends
an 3l6t- p. BRENNAN, Proprfetor
Evening star., 1869-09-04

OFFICE AND STORE LoUNaEs.-Can be used
for sleeping purposes without mattress or pill
lows. Ts,LIl ADAMeoR's. 5O6 9th street.
Evening star., 1869-09-04

BRIDGE ACROSS THE PArUxIHr-The com.
missiorers Of Prince George and Anne Arun.
DEL county, Nd, are receiving proposals for
the erection ef suspension bridge over the
Patuun river at Laurel Station The struc.
ture is to be Of the best white oak timber, and
one hundred and twenty feet span, with stone
abufments.