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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-03-20
Valuable Real Estate in Cecil county, Md
FOR & ALE,

The undersisned as Agent. has large number OF
FARMS FOR SALE in the aforesaid county. varying
from 20 $50 acres: of ia acres. adjoining the
Town of Ekton the county seat with others very near
said town, where land valuable well as de
srabe One farm of about $50 acres within two mil
Of a Station on the p W. & b. r. r. with hrst-class
Buildings, &c. Also, HOUSES AND LOTS in the Town
He has also for sale, as owner, TRACT of -,
WOOD AND TIMBER LAND, about IL miles go
distant from the said Railroad: BulLDlNGpSA
LOTS in the Town. from 100 to 30 feet deep, at
from So to SIS front foot TO locality Terms for these
lots-L cash; balance time to suit purchasers.
For further information, or address
DANIEL BRATTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Sept 10, 1s6S-om Elkton, Md.
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EA white boy met a colored lad the
other day and asked him what he had
such short nose for. 81 spect's SO it
won't poke itself into other peoples bust
ness"
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
Steel Coulson Co. dissolved the 10th inst. by
mutual consent. All persons having claims against
said firm. will present them for payment, and al per-
indebted the said firm will please call and settle
the without delay.
Respectfully
STEEL COUl.S0N a CO.
The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and the public. that they will carry On the DRY
GOODS AND GROCERIES business at the old stand ul
der the and firm of STEEL Il JACKSON. on n
strictly CASH SYSTEM. which will enable them to sell
Goods much cheaper than heretofore. a:l keeping a
large and we'll selected stock az foods ant strt atten
ton business hop" to sell II al" who may tvr them
with "a call They therefore cordially invite all persons
to call an examine their stock hrf'r" hUy ing esrwhtrc
HIGH STEEi.
ERlNTON JACKSON.
On retiring from III" business. the unlr>gHrd would
take this opportunity IF expressing his sincere thanks
his nnny friends for their very liberal Patronage to
the late firm. and would respectfully solicit roEt!nu
ance of the the present firm. i'il "lii-.
Yours, most rcspc fully.
J.R. C0JLSJN.
Eel, . 1SGa-!t
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B-"Sam, why don't you talk to massa
and tell him to lay up treasures in
Heaven?' "What for? what de use Of
laying up treasures dere, where he never
see EN- again?'
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JAMES BLACK GROOME,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Offers his Professional Services to the public
OFFICE-On Main Street. opposite National Bank. Elk
ton, Md. fjan l. 1S62-tf
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10 HEAD OF HORSES.
"A Head of HORNED CATTLE.
nd of sIIoATs; also, Chaster Breed.
FARMING IMPLEM ENTS,

slch rs Wagons. Carts. Pows, lfarrows Cultivstors
Thrashng Machine, Cornsheier and other articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums OF $40 and under Cash :
on all sums over that amount credit of Six Months
will lie given the purchaser giving his Note with ap
proved security payable at National Bank of Elkton
bearing interest from date with five per off for cash
on credit payments. James McIntire,
Mar 10. lSS9-2w Near Elkton.
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Letter from Chesapeake Civ,

The following letter was crowded gu
last week:
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Speak to the Stranger in Your Church

North East. Nd. March, 1869.
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Nov 80, 1901
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-18
woRFINa- RTAR am CAyKpLIc MESSENGER.
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, JULY 10. 1869.
81 - ~-%L>J1Ss-<--s-A S-l-~-S~~
= DOMESTIC oATHoL1C IErELI1aENcR. efi

.---1~-~~E>S~ -. xsyyxS,, a., ,.,o II
NEW oHLEAMs soTADtAe n Y ypLh ". u loos.
- - - /
.oa DOMESTIC 0ATHoLlc IaZELL1dENcE.r /
.AgsE sasgg aas ~ s's~--4scs l5o asli3H go z
DpooEsE OF ErRogzsgss nsaesy, yniy e. VIII
long be heid "a Pi1sts alsa eselt
brance by Sne ~
gan. ON Jnal s.oa. IN, s. Ia
tional ole ~ IN 5.i
elegantly nnisneu ~ ta.t HI ~,
States, was oealcaIea 70 sy 49, ~ u
the invocapon "a eao S.oas 1, JIs D. %
the Church, Ss. Ausnseilo' ny "a ron n1S1a"P VT
cell. ~ Il ~, - x,;s;.
Mn. ", eJss Is,,
alton b. M, .l1 .s 49, - ~ ,f
cell sang sols ID =, n ~ az H ~
%. go Ray. lanes SAVAGE native of SYLVIA
~ s,ssa Micls osn was osilisii,eai priest
! near 80. - afE tho
DIOCESE OF X ny
last three cays oI Juiie Sne
bishop ~ 11e @ 1ts
ton ever MisnsSs8 a = M; +S
probably one s. ana sr
number on pIaesss sne 49, H. 1890
In these Gnsser SsasSs. ss,S - ~
tonsure anu zao -. - Z
nine ~ - = ~ a
tSfonr priesis OH aast
beionge0 70 -
uons-one -. 1870 ~,
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MEDICAL ApYERTIsEHEHrs.
r p T o RAE,a U r g-1 -v-a eas3tHfs9e
- /. g,r..,,,,x.B;y Using DIR. EERRIS's axs
PA1ENT SUPPORTER TRUSS.
The Most Efcient. Comfortable and Secure Truss In
Use. Constructed upon an entiroiY neW prinolple

Il
any now IN use has every Desirable Advantage, VIZ:
" PAS no springs nor iron banda shs aycidng AL In
9urious at the back the time support
snE Ins aeesmss aaa reexigg Of al undue
equ ON all arse ar the Hernal apertnle ssisiiout
fringing on the Spermatio Chord The compcsstoa of
tho Bateon - made TENDERS II impervious per.
s Fs q the @
Sutton 70 act ediately the tagdinous canal
thus ehectuasfy closing the neck and obterating the
Heriai Sac by adhesive inflammation. aria all frf,
r. ight or day glove 1t adapts
pc thrown out place the intcstnes be forced
by ~ by any strain 1t complicated
aud cannot out of order 1t is the only
eures the most obstinate as well as recent
eases Of qualities possessed by other Truss
ss THOSE vino nave worn the various with springs
or bands can testify This instrument has been
mended by the leading surgeons and through
Such proofs these of the utility of my Truss
value than number of certificates of
unknown to the public. These certificates, besides
many from we'll known parties in New Orleans, and
from patients in every part OF the Union can be seen by
calling ut my Office n ast.sssi2t - VS.
My best recommendations from patients who
been ruptured for years. and have tried all the best
Spring Trusses' without obtaining relief and have
been cured by my treatment. As children who rp
tnred more than ordinary attention
will be paid them. also Manufacture q Lady's SUP
PORTER giving strength and certain relief in Weak
Back and Falling OF the Womb.
With au experience of than ten practice in
the treatment ana of Rupture and Eesnia,
promise more perfect relief comfort and security
more rapid Improvement than be obtained of any
other appliance in the South without regard
to the age of the patient or length of time afflicted
va DR. Z. ST. C. FERRIS,
Office No. st. Charles street upstairs. 3
Hours-From 10 A. NJ to Pm. jyII San
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ASSETS OVER q. $50, oOO.

Irsuss Registered Policies countersgnedsby the Su-
of the Insurance of the State
New York. certifying that the Policy Is secured by
I,isABo of public stocks, bonds and mortgages
The deposits of stocks by the North America Life
INSURANCE Company this Department the
pose securing payment Of the Policy aud such de-
posts adequate for tho purpose:
- WIN BARNES,
Superintendent IDs. Dept, New York"
It may be safely affirmed that when the credit Of
rich powerful State is pledged to the nteg
fifty Of the reserve fund the peculiar to Life In
surance is removed. lsst, ELIZUE WRIGHT,
go Late Insurance Com Of Massachusetts"
No extra rates oflcers OF steamers and railroad
cars. No material conditions restrictions in the
Policy
Ball, Lyons & Co., E. Marqueze & Co..
G. L. Kouns & Co., Speake d Buckner,
Cobb DoIhonde d Co.., Capt. John G.. Dowty,
7Seadles, Wingo6 Co., Marcus A. Tarleton,
Page, Peel Moran, Louis Power,
b =. DR. s. A Smith, Medical Examiner,
DR.. j. C.. Bickham, !"
BUCKNER & HALEY,
General Agents. - Camp street, N. o.
z. r. O'R0RKE,
jy1l I'm Local Agent.
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n M or . a u II.

TMP R T A n
Mr.. JAMES TIERNEY wishes the people Of the Cres
City understand that they put chase CEN
TIRE PIECES and other Ornaments at his Shop. $50
street, between Robertson and y Here.
All orders in his limo punctUnlly attended 70 at the
ow estPrices. An work fully guRranteed tdssoly
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Amidst affronts and injuries we may
gather harvest of virtues.
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A full assortment of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals
always hand.
PERFUMERY-Freneh, English, and American
BRUSHES-TOoth, Hair, and nail in great variety.
SOAPS-Eyery quality and price. .fs.
Special attention given to the Compromising of Physi-
clans Prescriptions at all hours. je13 ly
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d + GoGARTY. CATHOLIC R0oKSELLER AND
fsia b. ssa y, GsR eRRosIse - p
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, StaudArd and Mieeeifaras1ce
ers prices Beads Medals and Religious Pie
lures. General Agent for all Catolio MeWspapare aIs6
Magazines. Base Balls. Bats Bases, Score Books aud
Croquet Game. o25 1T
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GEORGETOWN.
Affatps In 0eergstswu.

Row IN CgCRCB.-wnile tne services S"ts
in progress las. evening a. Mount Zion tCSi.
oredl Church. on Herring HILL, . negro 'l'so
Josepn Smif b. either drunk, or pretending 10
be So, CAM in, and raIs, me N lscnief fOS
while, having things his own way; but zoe
police oeine potta-G, quickly hustled hin on
- the on-nOGse, where he pad q fne OF
SlU for his fun.
TEMPERANCE MATTRRs.-Potomae Divisioa
held meeting n taslr hall ist evening, and
received q visit from Heh.r Tent, No. 10, l. %.
%. X in full regallA- The exercises, which
We're most inter. sting, were opened VA a trio
by VI lss Laura @ riftin, Miss LizZ q Drew,
Nr +. u. kurt then came - pisno solo ~
Mss Su>ls shaw. and the meeting closed wit 4
addresses nv 4. II. q. X. John T. Lighter. IN
T.. q. w. r. William r Drew.
RIVER "Reminiscences Valley
CITY, Johnson. New YORK: New York. Jone~,
Philadslphls; and Isaac =. Smith, Field, Bal
tmore. ali with merchandise for District mer
chan's.
MRRcBANTs' EXCHANGE - Nothing %
Change this morning; but I.l0O bushels fax
red wheat sold outside at sl-5s.
msAPPorNTED.-tsu mite a commotion WAS
caused at Trinity church last evening, l,
t.tng the occssfon OF the marriage of we'll
known couple of our town, who had invited
their relsuyes aud friends--whose name Was
legiop-to witness the ceremony. They came
IN numbers; but great was their surprise 10
Ind the doors closed against all eAcap, the
bridal party and those presenting written in
yItattous. IN accordance WITH a recent order OF
the Arch DIS hop OF BALTIMORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

q. A. R-The National Eucampment OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic meet IN special
session in New York city, tomorrow. The
delegates from the department OF the Potomac
leave here TO night, consisting of Gen. N. r
Chapman, Or VIM. T. Collins, Col 7. Lubey
Gen. Samuel A. Duncan, exit. Gov. q. q.
Cox. Col. Burnside, Gen. w. II. Browne, Capt
J. II Smith and Dol. T.. u. d.. Faehtz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

An ALLrsIoN to the disappointed A. J. by
one Of the LYDIA Thompson Troupe at the Ma
tional Theater last night, IN a gag in the bar.
lesgne Of "Ixion," was loudly applauded by
The Republicans present, but Kissed BY the
DemCuTats. snd lively scene en- med, 1t being
some tIIng before the Uproar WIS checked and
the play allowed TO go on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

ERUlT TREES AND DUTOH BULBOUS
ROOTS, &c Fruit Trees Of finest sesiity. -
undersigned from bis Nursery, on the 7th-3
street p. road. consisting Of standard and dwarf
Cherries, &c. Grape vines-DeIawsre, Concord,
Ives, Apdirondsc,. asd nfty other sorts. Black
berries Strawberries, Currants, and other small
fruits, &c. Evergreen, shade Trees, Roses, Gresa
Hsq s. Pisnts' IL; 5uteh Bglbou: Roots, jns.
Single Hyscinths, Tulips, Ranunculusss, Ane-
monies, HsscissHs. e2owdrop:, Iris. &c Finest
auaiity Bulbs. selected specisily Tor my trade.
oc 2.eo6t Opposite 10. Z Patent ONCE
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CLosING DANC8.-Last night Officers Con-
way, Taylor, Chase and Caruthers, of the sec.
oEo precinct, made a raid on the house Of Mrs.
Smith, colored, At Manassas, 18th street, near
o. and arrested Luke Richardson, Thomas
Richardson, and flve others, for dsorderly
conduct, and James Lindsey for carrying
concealed weapons. Justice Wall this morn
ing fined the two Richardson's 50 each and
LindSley S2u
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ErALL AND WIArER .OODs .

JOHN III. sMooT. 1Ia HrisEs svssf, 6.sr.s
IUHH ~. ~. q. has received. and Offers .t very
low pilcee 20 cash buyers, large Assortment OF
La Dress Goods CSnslstit of silks. Plain ard
Plaid PoI Inns, ping mas. Empress Cloths. de r.
nos. Porlin AlrecAs, s-rsee. O.era fannels " htto
aud Black Sackfng Cl@ths. Bisck Goods Of tbe best
Courvoiseurs sna other Md aud Cloth Cloves.
hosiery IN great variety, Ladies and Gent Tn.
Ladies' scsrfs end I lee, Linen Cambria H.ucker-
chiete, beet Heop Skirts, Gents ana Boys wear
Cotton sheetlnes, Tsnle Ismseks. Napkins. Tow
ee, nuck sbd scOteh blepsfs. AL tne eest m .srs
cheap nelsues. aud all other goods aasgted % the
present and coming season. Including Three piE !.
inera,p aud step Caryes, Pecr aud Table OIL
Cloths. Blsnkets, &c Purchasers are invited 20
Georgetown " hen making their purchases.
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NEW FALL AND WATER DRY GOODS.

Black and colored sfls, Irish Poslins. Empires.
Cloths, Plaid POpiins, Serses, and Merfhoes, s.ae
ss loo ss 90 cite Superior double Warp Alpscss
Black velveteeps; Oio aks. Cloaktng Cloths: Ptatl
STRIPED, and Cashmere phawls. Beautiful rtrf pei
and Scotch Plaid Arabs, from 81 to q ~, Oiotns.
Csssimeres, Satinfts sno suitiDgs. Tor Men aud
Boys Fl.nBels, all wool. from IS cts up: all
wool Shaker do ~ cts Good "a Bleached aud
Brown Huslin, l25,, Androscogcin wsmsutta
and New York Mills Of rednceo prices: Calicn..
At s, 10 l21r IS nre Case full Gadder colors a. ID
CT. Lars. Bed Blankets; from 4. - % go to-
kinds, for sale st PC puia- prices by
BkNJANIN MILLER.
lOl Bridge street.
oc ~ I'm Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

DECISION IN THE HARBoR FEE CASE In.
the ca'e OF Barnes d Son VS.. the Mayor and
Corporation Of Washington, a decision was
rendered yesterday by the magis rate before
whom the case was brought, giving Judgment
for plaintiff for the amount (su claimed, on
In terest from date. with costs of suit. This suit
was brought, It will be RENE mbered, to recover
the sum Of -, money received for tonnage dues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS VIII mud
"Er0cn's Bronchial TfOcass" beneficial in clear
ing the voice befOr" speaking or singing, aud
relieving the threat after any unusual exeruon
OF the vocal organs, having peculiar adoption
m affections which disturb he organs Of speech.
For Coughs and Colds tie TrOr he's are effec.ual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

1urpwDIARY ArTBNpT--An alarm of fire
turned In last night from box Al, WtIiarus'
Hofsf, was caused by an attempt to Durn the
stable OF VIM. Gleason, In the alley between
18th and 18th and T. and 4 streets. The would
be incendiary managed to open the loft win.
dow and set fire to the hay, but the flames were
extingaished by water from street hose before
any material damage was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

MAsONIc.-The following officers were elect
ed last night in Mount Vernon Royal Arch
Chapter No. 3, to serve during the ensuing
term: Jos. Daniel, NJ. T.. II Pr w. 4riffin.
L X; Samuel Baxter, Z. s.: N. b. Clark,
Treasurer; VIM. H. Fry, Secretary; Geo.
Mc(iown, Capt. OF the Host; VIM. J. Hay,
Prin. Sol w. A. Farlee, X. A. & o. l.. Patten,
G NJ. 30 V: F. NJ. Marshall, g. n. I'd "; J. q.
Allen, G. M. LIST V.
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AsEURY NJ. E. ltoloyed) Church, al the cor.
Der Of lIth and h streets, having been CON-
pie,ed, II Will no dedicated on sunday next,
and some surprise is expressed al the cobgre-
CATION inviting Rev. Mr.. Tudor 10 preach the
dedication Feinl-B. IS Mr.. T. belongs TO the
Methodist Church Souts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

LoUness-For stores and offices; the cheap
est bed in the city.
Linen Sheets, Bed Comforts.
Blankets, OF All colors; Mattresses, u .llows,
&c. Iiu,26,2:l ApAMsoN's, 53i s,h ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

Or CLOTH RUGs.-Beantiiul patterns oil
Cloths. Is and SIC. per yard.
lO,26,2; ADANsoN's, 506 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

SALES OF RIAL EsTArK.-J. T. Cold well
Co., auctioneers, have sold part OF square $50.
fronting 20 feet inches on south ID street, be-
tween sth and 9th street east, and running back
SO feet, for 1925, to Frederick e. Pope.
Cooper Latimer have sold part Of lo' IS in
square a05 and Improvement, TO Geo. H Ssiole;
price. $500. Also sold to ID. Nailor, lot l. in
square }67 a. 65 cents per So uare foot.
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0e0rgetov "a Advertisements.
Rrfhos. d ~ LING, Auett; seOrsstO.,

Rffhoe. ~ ~ LIN @, Auetf; SeOrsetO-s
SALE OF EAL EsrATE IN GEORGETOWN.
- Byv ,rtue OF deed o. trust from EdxSa
heU srniek and wife, bssrins date MAJ sth
the o" trict Of Colunbi.. IN Lioer Ne So, folio
leo, 90. and rpon the written request e the ben-
to-. to The biz beet Bidder. 20 rGr.D.T. sossn
sss, "a ssr; q Lot in s%.it n aud Nd 81
subdvision OF 10,. which 10 bounded az foll.r. -
Besipniug at . point on the ~ Of SIDE Of BiCh
street. 6s feet inches north from the south hne
OF 70 ard run ming thence uarthfrly with the west
line Of sad street ~ feet and inches 90 fhe south
lfpe ef lot fos: thence v~et With said soutA line
tie line 9; Msrsss stree, Is iet: and thsnS. east
lo77-luO feet &c the seSinning; together With 81
T.rm. ON. THIRD OF the purchase m ,ney cash
the residue In two equal payments 81 ~ snd
twelve mouths. with Interest. 20 b. secured by =
cosNe,snc,Dg 81 purch sser cOst. fi.Ss doisr-
" " w HUaH cAPseTos; Trustee
THohAs Dowi ING.
&C 3 eo,T, hasa Auctoneer.
RH THOMAS BOWLING, Asct.: Geerse,o~n
fp pEsfrsBtr dp sfsF nSs VILE % H JET
SffEI.SyS Ms fcs's, OLD SssR or
- We viii sroo.el 10 cell the shove named
Bauss aud Premise. a. oe;.os m. on
tn. term. Of th. arielnzl zdy-rtismeut Ia tn star
OF the aoth day OF August.
fIpkt1mEsrs Trustees.
cct ectd THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.
a c,unt Of TN rain, an,ii THu sspaY, Oct ,b.,
18th, lSds' At "a o's,,es ? m
EYE ~ ELEMENTS Trustees.
&C - THOMAS uOWLING Au-'
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A RESOLUTION in favor Of MeNerhaney and
Waters.
NIDwELL HENpERsoN.
DEALERS IN
WALL PAPEBS. WINDOW SHADES
OVAL AND sQUARE PICTURE FRAMEs,
PlCTURE CORD AND TAsSELS,
fAoos AHp TABLn OIL CLOTHS,


GILT CORNlODS, &c.
No. sos sih S.ysst, u eatOR Hail.D
All work 10 their line neatly executed I'm the city
OF country, at short notice, and on mpder ate
terms. scSSm
uMBER, WOOD, AND COAL.
Wseall attention I. our large stock OF LUMBER,
White Pine. north Caroline: Virginia. and East.
tern Dhere FRAMING an6 Matched Flooring.
Cypress Shingles, Lafhs; Pichets, plain and
needed, CEDAR Posts, yeri ous lengths.
Dressed Lumber OF all kinds kept uuder cover
walnut, Oak, Ash. and Poplar, thoroughly sea-
soned and hret rate quality.
In fact ell kinds OF Lumber usual found in q
hrst class Lu uber Yard.
We also deal In " GOD end COAL. We have the
celebrated
"Lykens Valley
Luke Ffdler," and
shamoh en- Red Ash Goals.
Locust Mountain ana other well known White
Ash Goals.
OAK And Pine Wood. sawed and spill. and in the
stick.
We purchase our stock In the best markets
which fact, together Win our W harf facilities en-
stle rs " sell at prices that cannot fail TO b. rat-
factory.
We deliver Any part of the city 2.2Ia pounds to
the toa. :.
Orders By mail promptly filled.
T. EbW'D CLARK CO,
Foot of 4th street East,
Brsach yard Virginia ave. ano 9Th st. East.
oc2u
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ESTABLISHED 1888.
Rect lived from BOSTON,
q bbls. No. MAOkEREL
IIv kits No. MAOkE REL
Is . SALMON
IS WHITE FISH.
Is TROUT
Is bills. LAB. HERRING,
Icr sale at the lowest market price.
&C 2-lm WM. OkMB d son.
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AFRER Yesterday afternoon several
colored p.rs ons Fran Fedry, Maria Williams.
Thomas Anderson, and Jeremiah BIackm an, J
got into n row about a pile OF lumber claimed
by The latter. in which Fedry cut slight
wound On Blackman' 3 cheek with an axe, aud
i'll turn had an eye gouged. Officer Hardin
arrested the parties named, on compliant of
BIackman, and Justice Marvmau heard the
case and held Eedry 10 bail for court, and also
fineo him and Maria Williams 50 each, and dis
missed the others. Justice Schmidt also Issued
warrant against Blackman on the complaint
Of Fedry, but TINS case has not yet been heard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

REaIsTING OFFICERS -Yesterday, Officers
Cavanaugh and Burrows went to restaurant
on l. street to arrest George Mahoney and
William Lee, colored, for whom they had war
rants, v hen q row ensued, and thew. with the
assistance Of Granville Gardner, VIM. Burke
and Charles Parker, attempted to resist them.
Lieutenant Hurley and Sergean. Beal bearing
the noise went over TO the mouse and arrested
all the parties. Justice Anderson heard the
case. ana fined MahOney and Parker SIS each,
Gardner 80. and dismissed Burke, and held
Lee for Petit larceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

FINE WHITE SHIFTS, s5c.. Al, sI-J0, -, AZ 50.
at the Original Franc, AGA eth St, between u
and Z No B-anch Store, s,2gI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

UNDBRsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, Soc, Coo, 7jc.
81, at the Orig al Franc, i9l 9TH ST., between
DaEd T.. No Branch Store. 9,y9I:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

CRANE rs. PowIE--Ths Case Dismissed.-Tom
Bowie last evening had a hearing before Jus
tice Chase on the complaint Of ]. H. Crane that
he stood in personal fear of him, and asked that
he be bound over TO Keep the peace. The evil
dence of the defence agreed with that OF the
prosecution, excepting thar the threat to cut
Cranes heart out was conditional-to Gu. IL
out if he published any more articI les in the pa.
pers such as he had published. Justice Chase
held that the threats were conditional, and that
Crane could therefore protect himself by com.
plying with Bowie's warning to publish no
more ar icles, and dismissed the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-26

A MEAN BoY.-Officer Proctor last evening
arrested a boy pamed Thomas Ross, for steal
ing papers tStarsl from houses where they had
been lett by the carriers: Justice Inompson
committed him TO the workhouse this morning.
Some Of our subscribers can. by this arrest,
account for frequently missing their papers.