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fhOCEEDINGS
OF THE
Board of Supervisors Of
Wdpetlo County.
JUNE SESSION.

Tuesday, Juno Sth, 1869.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
President Lotsrcich in the chair.
Members all present.
Minutes of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
The official bond of Nj. M. Lane
Justice of the Peace of Dahlonega
Township, was read, and on motion
was approved.
The committee on highways and
bridges, to whom was referred the
matter of the personal examination
of road petitioned for by D. New,
ell and others. reported that they
had examined the same and find said
road to be in good travelling condi
ton, and in their opinion the petit
TONERS had paid the damages as re-
quircd by this board.
Report of the committee was re-
cciyed, ard the committee discharged
from further consideration of the
matter.
A motion being made to adopt the
report of the committee, il was or
dered that it be made the special or
der for one o'clock, to-day.
Sup. Carver made report OF th'
bridge fund matters in Richlan'
township, as follows:
"Therc was an appropriation
the levy Of the year 1867, to klet
land township, OF 5000.
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ORDERS SOLICITED.

years, by written inienturc dated
the 18th of JannarNlSG9.
Resolved, That the Board hereby
give tho approval Of the County to
the same.
The following resolution was offer
Cd by supr. Boyd:
Resolved, That l9cop,cs ofThomp-
son and Evarts' Atlas and Map of
Wapsllo county, At $500 per copy,
provided, the same bc delivered to the
Auditor on or before the - day OF -
1870. Said maps to be by the Aud.
itor as follows, to wit, Auditor, one
copy; Clerk OF the District Court, ono
copy; Treasurer, one copy Recorder,
one copy; Sheriff, one copy; each
Township Clerk, one copy.
On the motion for tho adoption Of
the resolution the yeas and nays
were called, aud were us follows:
Yeas, Messrs. l4add, Barbour, Boyd,
keinhard, Malumba, and the Prcsi.
dent-6.
Nays, Messrs. Cloyd, randall, lily.
att, Kite man, Evans, Neville, Har.
Ian, and Israeli.
So the motion was lost.
On motion of Sup'r Randall, the
following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That Martin Miller, of
Agency Township be relieved from
all tax for the year 1869.
In the matter OF the road petition
cd for by A. $. Clapp and othere, for
the establishment OF road, }. v.
Bare, commissioner, reported in ia.
vor of the proposed road, and, on mo-
ton, the drst day Of the September
session, 1869, was set IA the timo tor
hearing.
In tho matter OF the petition Oft.
J. DOWN, and others, for the cstab.
lishment of road, It was or cred
by the Board that Samuel Bail, Sr.,
Elijab johnson, aud A. e. ockwood,
be, and they arc hereby appointed to
assess damages in the matter, and
thai they be required TO appear be-
fore Chas. Dudley, Justice Of the
Peace, and qualify on the first day
Of August, 1869, and to make report
TO this Board on the 3d day Of the
session.
Sup'r. Carver, on behalf Of the
on Finance, reported back
The petition Of Thos. Bedwell for ah
salary, and recommended
hat he make ont his bill and tnake
application to each county in this
circuit for same.
On motion the board adjoura.d.
K. W. BOYD,
Clerk, pro tenn.
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Have given the following orders:
10 l. IL. Page, 100
Il. 5. Williams, 5000
J. M. Williams, $500
$4,000
Remaining in Treas. $1,000
OF the levy Of 1863 5000 O(

Sl6O.Ot
Remaining III Treas. $1,000
Of the levy Of 1868, $500 0(
Said Carver filed bill for two days
services in experimenting the dis,
bursemenI of said fund, at $3.50 per
day, which, on motion, was allowed,
and tho clerk ordered to draw an or.
der in his favor for said amount.
On motion of Sup. Carver, the fol
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolced, That an order be drawn
on the Treasurer of Wapello County
for the sum Of Twelve hundred and
thirty eight 43-1OO dollars, i. being
the amount Of the judgement, cost
and interest obtained in favor OF
Robert Moir, ex. rel, against tho
county, for interest on said road
bonds, to be paid out Of collection of
a special levy for that purpose.
On molten of Sup. Carver, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
ResolUed by the Board of Supervi.
sors of Wapcllo County, Iowa, That
the clerk of the District Court be al
lowed to construct temporary par
tition across the north end of his of.
flee, at his own expense.
On motion Of Sup. Boyd, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution was
adopted:
Whereas, In the matter of a pcti-
tion for a road, by J. NJ Fish and
others, in which Benz. Randall, IL. p.
Graves and II. C. Ellsworth were ap-
pointed commissioners 10 assess dam
ages, but have failed to report, there.
fore
Rssolped, That w. nj. Mcphcrris,
Robt. Cooper and B. Ii. Palmer be
and they are hereby appointed to
assess damages in said case; that
they meet at the office of w. L. Br0d-
crick, q Justice of the Peace in Ed
dyville, on the 30ih day of June,
1863, and be sworn, and commence
their work on the lst day of July,
1869, and report to this board on the
first day of the September session,
and that the third day of said scs-
sion be set apart for the final hearing |
of the case.
The special order being taken up
after discussion the report was-adop- |
ted.
On motion of Sup. Boyd, the FOL
lowing resolution was adopted;
Resotred by the Board of Supervi-
sors of Wapello County, Iowa, That
upon an investigation this day had
by SAID board, we find that he con-
ditions made bJ the board a, its Jan.
uary session in relation to the estabs |
lishmcn, and locati IN of the road pc.
titioned for by d. Newell and others,
have been complied with by said pc
titioners, and that the said road there
in petitioned for be, and the same is
hereby established, and that the old
road therein mentioned is vacated.
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Prof. Pond, one of tho most sci
entifc musicians in the west can tell
you all about music and instruments
at Taylor 4 Blakc's.
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Get y Clear Grit or Yelocipcdo
toye from L. r. Wallace 4 Co.
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PRINTING Of ALI. KINDS,
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According to tho Eddyvillo and
Oskaloosa papers, the Iowa Central
RR. is a ''fxed fact" again.
p. Melendy fixed" it before, bu {
this time it has been "fixcd" by Pres
idcnt Sewers. Meanwhile, the public
pretty generally understand by this
time, that if there is anything on
this sublunary sphere permanently
"ixed'' it is The Iowa Central Rail.
road"
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Monday June 9th.
THIRD DAY.


Board met pursuant to adjourn
met.
President in chair.
Members ell present.
Minutes OF yesterday read and ap
proved
Petition Of Tbos Bcdwcll, Sheriff
of Wapello Co., in relation to an in.
crease of his salary was referred to
committee on Finance.
Petition presented to retokc the
Ferry Franchise heretofore granted
to r W Crampton, was referred to
committee on Highways ard Bri lg.
es.
On motion the following resolu.
ton was adopted
Whereas, The road petitioned for
by l.. r. Newell, ct. al, was at the
January session Of the b s., 1869,
upon the conditions that all the cost
in the matter of the establishment Of
said road, shall be paid by the first
day Of June 1868, and
Whereas, the said condition has
been complied with, and that the said
road is hereby established
In the matter of the two roads p,
titioned for by A Benson and others.
James Hook, commissioner, reported
in favor of the establishment of the
proposed roads, and on motion the
first day of tho September session be
set for hearing of the matter.
liz the matter Of petition for abate
ment of assessment, by Charles koct,
Supervisor Ladd, of committee of as
sessmcnt, reported in favor of grant.
ing prayer of petitioner. 1t was
therefore crdercd by the Board that
the abatement OF s4o0 assessed to
Charles Koct for the year 1869 be
abated, and that the Clerk instruct
the County Treasurer to strike il
from his books.
In the matter of the petition tol
vacation of u road by Levi C.TraweI
ct al, Benz McCloskcy, commissioner
reported in favor of the vacation as
prayed for. On motion the first day
of the September session 1869, was
set as tho time for action on the mat
ter.
In the matter Of the petition O.
VIM. Draper ct. al., VIM. ID. White
commissioner, reported in favor o
the establishment of said road where
upon the lst day OF tbs September
session, WAS set for action in the mat
ter.
On motion of Supervisor Barbour
the following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the Tax assessed
against the personal property of I
Dunclc, on the books Of Columbi
Township, now in the hands of th
County Treasurer, for the year 1865
be abatcd.
! On motion Sup. Boyd the iolloY
| ing resolution was adopted I:
Whereas, Thos Eyer, Director
tho Poor Farm, has indentured
VIM. Jacques, one Benz. f. Niekol
u pauper of Wapcl.o county, INT
the said pauper a,talns the age OF
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THURSDAY, JUNE l7, 1869.
THE WEEKLY COURIER
J. M. HEpRIcK, Editor.

oTTUNwA, IOWA
Thursday. .....JUNE II, 1869.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrgetswn.

DEATH or AN EsrINABLK CIrIZsN.-Ersstus
Is. barrett. an es.inabie young merchant oi
Georcsiowu n, led this morning At his reside nee.
corner Sd and Fayette streets. HIS disease was
dropsy, and although be has been al a long
time, ms death WAS unexpected 20 his many
friends wh, thought that for the past f. " days
be was improving. His funeral will take plac
on Tues day morning, al lus o'clock.
THE FLOUR MARKKT.-The folio wing prices
for flour have ruled during the past week
Wslch's Fsmily, 3E.75ae& IS; Georgetown
Family. $l2a$'3 Extra, S7.25ass 50 Superdne,
assoc; Su der fine, S6as6 50.
DRovKRs' RRsr.-The sales yesterday at tins
mart were: Us head of cattle, At S5as9 per To-
lbs. gross; 5,0C0 sheep, At 20 ~ cents per 10.
gross; cows and calves, Si0aS6O.
HAM FAT CAsR.-Peter Lynch and Tho.
Jackson, colored, were arrested last epeuin Q
ny officer Cameron, charged by J. T THICKER
morning resulted in each being fined 81 81.
RIVER FRoNr.-Entared-S Valley
City. Mccarthy, New York, with merchandise
for District merchants.
LECTURE morrow evening RayA
r. Tayler. pastor OF Bridge Stree, Pres byterian
Church. Will deliver lecture on s.M-ich,se
zee, hing Of Salem" which Will no doubt be-
both instructive and entertaining.
The CLOSING LECTURE OF the sessan. a,
Grace Churcn Chapel, High street. to-nIch,
viii he gwen by Mr.. lie rourneau. See al.
yertIsemen,.
TE>TIMoSIAL.-Ths vote Of thanks tepderad
by the late ommon Council To their rrtIrlu1-
President, DIR. Charles IL cragIn. for the abla
and impartial execution of his duties, has been
neItly engrossed by Mr.. y. J. Parkhurst, aui
enclosed in a frame, for pTssantation to the
beneficiary Of he vote. 1t is fine specimen N
penmsnsbIp ana no doubt will be ann eciata I
Nv The recipient
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WtLTHAI WATCHES.

The extensive use of thes- watches Tor the las t
fifteen yearsby Railway Conductors Engin GERS
snd ExPree ,meE-the most cxsctiug of watch-
wearers-has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, stesdiness, durability and accuracy Of
tie walthan Watch. To satisfy that lass in Gil
th"se respects is TO decide the question As t, Il
real yalue OF these tine keepers.
More than 100000 OF these watches are nov
speaking tor themselves in the pockets OF the PEG
plea proof and a guarantee Of their superiority
over ell others.
The superior oreanization and eret; extent of
the Company " orks al waltham, enable them to
produce watches AT price which renders compe
tition futile, and Hose who bur any other wa.ch,
merely pay from % to 30 per cent more ter .neir
hes Il All is Necessary.
We are now selling wa.tham Watches At lee,
prizes IN -reenbacks than the gold prices before
the war. There 10 no other Manufacture OF any
KIND in the United States OF which this can be salI
These time pieces combine every irnprov, men;
that long experience has proved of real practical
u,e. Having had the refusal OF nearly every in
vention in Matchmaking origin ating in this coun.
try, or in Europe, only thoss were finally adopted
which severe testing by the most skllful artiz ans
in onr works, and long use on the part of the pub
lie demonstrated to be essential to correct and en-.
during time keeping.
Among the many improvements We would par
icularIze
The invention and use OF centre pinion OF pscu
lisr constr uction, to prevent damage to the train
By the breakage Of main springs, is original with
the American Watch Company, who, having had
the refusal Of all ether contrivanots, adopted
Togg's Patent Pfnion a. being the best and fault
less
Hardened and tempered hair.yprings, now uni.
vessally admitted BY Matchmaker to te the hes.
are used in all grades Of wal.hsm watehes.
All walthan watchss-Asvs dust proof caps. pro.
tec,ing the movement from dust. and le.senips the
necessity Of the frsquent cleaning necessary in
other watches.
Cur new potent stsn vindsr. or keytsss' watch
Is already decided success, and greit improve.
ment on any stem winding watch In the. Am ,rioan
market. and ~ far the cheapest watch CT it. aual
fsy now offered to the public.
To prevent imposition, buyers should invariably
retsilsd b. the Company.
For further .scte and information. address
ROBBINS ApPLErOS, GenI Ass.ts.
htes.st lea Bresd~.I, Se.York.
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OFPICERs.

OFFICERS
SLAbh fhilss-iphia. Pr--id,L.
SAf CoOkE, Chairm.n Finance and g-ecuti..
henry d COOKE, Washington, VIC. Prr..
sAsRsos ". PEEr Pan.delUn,,. ssorsts..
rs TURNER. Washington, A--,.,ant Seer lar,
vhASois Smith, NJ ID Medical Director
MEDICAL ADVISORY boaRD.
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General Uuttss s,.,
Army, W ashin eton ~ ''s''
Puy: H0RWIfz, Oslef nedio.l Dep.r,u.r
d. ". BLISS. N D. " sshiss tsn
TIE advantages onered py thi, Uoncuny ara.
tts sat.onAi company. CHARTERED by -pecis
paid up capital Of 81 .oO, 600
II offers low rates Of premium.
IL furnishes larger Insurance than other COZ
It's definite and certain IN its terms
II 10 home company In every loo Atty
It's policies are exemp Of from att &C hment
mere are no M necessary restrictions In the poi
Every policy is non -rorfeitable.
Policies may be taken which DAY 20 the tnsur ee
their full amount and return ell the Premium. .,
that me insurance costs only the decrease on tie
Policies viii be issued that viii pay to the-,n
sared during life an annual income Of one enth
the amount named in the policy.
Of females
II insures not 70 secure Dividends but NJ so Low
cost that dfyidends will be impossible.
COUNTY, and applications from competent per
ties for such agencies win able endorsem nts
shsuld be addressed 20 the Company's Genera
Agents only ip their respective districts
application st the once Of she oomrsny 30 mi,
city.
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9 Z N z r AL AGE NcY
FOB
MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
AT IN OFFICE OF
JAY COOKE & Co
FIFTEENTH STREET
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEP1R TMEyf
WASHINGTON DC.
DEoPosALs FOB CAVALRY HoRsEs
L. nl'Re DEPsRrvEN1 OF rnE Pr.rr.

HERn R DEPtRTrENT OF The PLAT.
CHIEs tTARTEE = oFF.sE.
OMAHA. Me- February u lSa \
sealed Proposals in dup icate. with guarau-..
sEned .by Two respe' tA0le parties, not bidders
Will De received At this Office until cork a m
On moNpA1, March 4, ls69. for the deIiye-y a,
Two undred and Fifty $50 CAVALRY HaR$F-
between the date of the s~sId of the contract ant
The Horses must be sound in ever particrIsr
wen brosen Ia iull flesh good couditir n trrr,
hiieen tl5D to sixteen tl6b hand high from I've =
purposes.
No mares er stations will De received
The Horses will tie subject to a rigid inspection
Horses that have been sold by G. bverna.ept vii
not be received WI
Blank proposals and full conditions Of a.,
contract viii lie furnished on application 81 I'M.
once
Bids will be received for the whole uunhar n,
not less than twenty five IS Horses
BY order of Brevet MAJOR Gepera Aurur
WILLIAM MYERS
Brevet Brig. General, thief Quarterma.ter
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FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUR-At a
rSgulSr meeting of this ASSOCIATION. held last
Right AZ the MissIOn (Co,ored) Church on l..
-. between It'll and jfh streets the chair
M j. ii. Crossman. appoint an Executive
Conmlt'"e OF fi,eeD- with Mr.. J. II. Crane -
charman- after which be delivered writr-n
address II come lrnglh taxing d-cidad ground
IN favor OF unIvs-sal >ufTrlta bO-h AZ rsyar.-
race and sex. and predicting The perpetual p---
oCninance Of th- Republican party IN IN
InUoTr- Adorrsses Were also made bv tlntali
GarietsOn and N1 ssrs 7 H. Crane n Nrt1,v
~ Mattsson, and q. ". Hiiron, IN. Later ~
whom introduced resolutions in favor oft n
-chooI Oil a passed hy Congress and yatos {
~ President johnson, which @ere adop.-d
ASJOuTnet
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THE rINK COMMUNION SERVICE presented 20
the Metropolitan NJ. T.. Church (which is to
Re dedicated Tomorrow is on exhibition in the
window of the Messrs. Galts' Jewelry store
on PenEsy ivania avenue, bet ween lth and l2th
streets and $ a magnificent donation. There
are I'VE pieces in the set, AL OF solid silver.
lined with gold, and each piece IL BEAUTIFULLY
carved add ornamented with appropriate me-
dalliops. The principal piece in tie set is in :.
scTibed Presented 10 the Metropolitan N. L.
church by Mrs. James Foster, as a tribute OF:
snectIon 10 the memory Of her husband. who
died December 10th, l-J2.' The whole service
Is fDclOssd neat walnut case lined With
blue velvet, and Is valued a: sl,OO
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TEE RELIEF FCND-Nt yOr Bowen has ap.
pointed The following ~ agents ia the seyerat
wares 10 distribute groceries and fuel puf-
chastu ont OF ne appropriation of S}aUOO N ado
oy tODsrssS:-Firsi Ward-Niss ala A vii.
bur % stree: Mrs. y L Kruger barrack
corcer Eth and streets; Rev. Mr. Mckee. 10,
sue-t. second Ward-Miss Adeliue Camp
DEL, 39s Msssachu cts avenue; MIS- Ella A
Sois- Colfaa Industrial School; Mrs. tfensraI
Mlehlsr. 18th street. absve X. Fifth Ward
Nrs. Jos@phins = GrIff1ng, 1874 North Capitol
sr~et Sl1th Ward-Mrs. Captain CIV VI Irri.
seventh WARDS. y Baker, I5s q street sou,h
Dr. W m BOYD, i23 Nirglnla avenue
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BOARD OF TRADE-This board he 8 a spa, iaI
meeting last evening al their rooms. No : Mar
kei Space, Mr j. W. Thompson in thu cnai-
sra IL Il sweeney secretary Messrs r. =
Allen, Joseph L. SIvage and W W Wiz, were
elected 10 mem bership. On motion q. Mr. Il
h Shepherd, the board proceeded TO he IL =
tIOn OF officers with the following result &c.
President, Samuel Bacon; IA letter was pr
NIously read from the president during the pas,
year, John T. Mitchell, Esq. declining a re-
@iecnon;l First Vice President. j. w. Thomp-
son; Second Vice President, VIM. Wall To-,
loHowing were unanimously reelected $ G
re'ary, ii. IL. >weensy; Treasurer. F. r. Nc
sure, Board OF Directors-H. ID. Cooke. II b.
Nohun, w. II. Clagett, A. ) Solomons, Riley
A Shinn. A. II. Herr, w. q. Netz-rott Il NJ
nan, A X Shepherd, John r. Elyaps l.
DAVIS and James L. Barbour. The Char gave
nouce that the monthly meetings heraa, far
would DE- called regularly. and q full attend
ahce would De expected. A resolution offered
by Mr. Metzerott. resembling a resolution
passed al previous meeting, which provided
ior ne giving up OF the Board of Trade rooms
was adopted. The Board OF Direct rs War.
nCuned To meet a. the Board OF Trade room,
on The hrst Tuesday IN March 20 appo.u: con
nitiees. AuJournsd.
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LAST NIGHT a private Ssance or eXhi bition o !.
spiritual Physical Manifestations was given
a. GIDEON Hall. The medium" was Master
Frank ID. Gunnell, a boy of fo ur.oen, tue son o.
CORNERSTONE Gunnell. OF the Seventh Ward
p or sOnl" time past The NANTES "a ions through
TINS yo1fh have drawn numbers from all mar
OF The city 20 his fathers house IN South ash
lUgtol; ana IN view OF the general IN crest dis
riay"d ms exhibition was given preliminary
10 public one 10 b. held on Monday night a.
thu same hall for The benefit o. the Door Th,.
Tsrf0r1aEces last night Were similar 70 ;hos.
OF he Day-nport's, and embraced not only the
cabinet rope tying, bell bringing, &c of the Dav-
export brothers. out also Fay's feats OF the dark
Sance We are believer in spiritual
aSeLcy IL Nese manifestations, but have simply
u say -Aat we can give no explanation of the
manner OF tneI- accomplis hmeut, and that
inelr ptrfCI uiahce by young Gunnell was vet
more iueN plIcable from the fac. thar the specia-
tors were allowed 20 place themselves about
anc a. p" cabinet so as utterly 20 preclude the
pCss,DIiffy OF cOufederateS being used. Tn"
parents Ji the child are OF the highest respectl-
bIlny. ana would not leDd themselves 70 any
mpCs,UT-- and Master Frank mas an IngenG-
ou> and pleasing face, we'll ealcula.ed 10
INSPIRE confidence. These innocent LOOKING
boys are sometimes pretty deep'uus, but We
shall prefer 20 believe that Master Frank is q
siraIghrfor ward ~ he looks. without under
taking 70 classify the q unpell performance we
VIII add that il Is very remar kable-ths mos, so
We have seen in this way, considering the age
OF the boy and his surroundings The exhih-
ton a. Odeon Hall on Monday night Will
doubtless sttract large numbers 0. those WIZ
have heard Of his fame.
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THE MAGIC COME will color the hair or beard
a permanent black OF brown. II contains no
poison, leaves no slop or STAN on the skin. as
IL has been fully tested on white heads and
boards in Washington, changing them to a
beautiful dark colo in q few minuts. leaving
the dye permanently fixed; and it is too well
known to be considered any humbug Sold
wholesale and retail by Charles Stott, No. 3,5
Penn. avenue, Washington, and 10 be had OF
all druggists. o..
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GRNTLEMRN's BLACK CLOTH WALKING
dOATs for II and SEQ: fine black Cloth Frock
Coats for 20, -, 81, and $50; fine black cloth
Dress Colt> for % and $50. al Geo c. Hennmg's
No. 81 9TH street. One Price only.
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Assets over
TWENTY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
sKOBGR y. MARBLE, Agent.
Federal Block, Bsom y
Opposite Poet Otce Department
&C T-n Corner 9TH end 2 sr eets
the NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPASS
OF HH
United STATES OF AMERICA.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.,
Chartered BY Special act Of Consr... A.
proved July as, 1865
WIS" Ab-......... ........sl," No.t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-27

BLANKETS TO keep the friends of Presidan,
Grant warm during their visit TO our city
Loo for sale at Adamson's, 500 9tn street. near
Pennsylvania avenue. &