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TEETH ATTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

No charge will be made for extracsiug whsre Ar
tiheial Teeth are Inserted. although The
patient viii be required 60 pay for the
surgical operation when performed. which D
VIII Dc deducted when the teeth are made The
Asocisuon 10 nov prepared 20 make Teeth on
phia, and Boston prices All persons wishing dem
tel YORK done can have IL % cheap In the above
named cttfes All work will be done IN the nest-st
and best manner, and wsrra pted TO give entire
satisfaction Persess will do we'll 20 call and ex-
anime our work before getting % elsewhere. ~ Is
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EnANcIPATIoN LEvIE.-Simon Command.
cry, Ne II. knights Templar, (colored. held
ieyee last nighte Union League Hall, in honor
OF the emancipation. The evening was pleas
antly spent, and its enjoyment considerably
FINANCED by the music of the Washington Co.
lunoia Brass Band and Kings Brass Band of
GeorRetowr. The principal officers of The
eommandery are John A. Grey, Eminent Com.
mander' Isaac Clarke, GeneralIssImO, and Jno
Freeman, Captain General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-17

BLACK DRESS SUITS. regulation style, gotten
up for the semi-centenuiai celebration. are TO
BE- had Of liable Co.. i6s Pennsylvania sye-
nue., al prices tosuit the pocket
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ALASKA DIAMONDS &c; in Gold Sets, Ear
rings, Studs, and Ringe, received this no-u.
ing. at Priggs One Dollar Jewelry Store No
&96 Pennsylvania avenue, nesr4k street.
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DROFOSALS FOR FUEL.
DKror QuARrKRMAsIER': OFFIcE

DEroT QUARrKRNAsrERs OFFIcFl
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. , April 1859 Z
Sealed proposals. will be receiv cd &C this once
until IL cleck q. m. on MONDAY, the 18th inst .
lor furnishing the Quartermaster's Department
with hve thousand $780, gross tons or such less
quantity As may be required best quality OF White
Ash Anthr scite Coal, of such sizes and in such
9nantatiss as may be ordered for period Of one
leRs Of increasing the amount to eight thonsand
Is; 900 tons, should IL be required.
go much OF the coal AZ may DO required for use in
mrs city, Including the UniteA stes arseusls at
brldesturg and trays Ferry road, TO an amount
not exceeding i've Thousand 5 oool tons, must be
delivered IS ordered, without additional expense
to the United States. The balance to be deli vered
on BOARD OF vesaes af this port In good order and
condiuon, free from SLATE, bone, dust, and other
i'm euIities. '
Proposals must be made out in duplicate, On
blank forms, which can he obtained at this ONCE
and envelopes endorsed - Proposals for Delivery
OF Coal" Bidders are invited at the opening Of
proposals.
The QuArtermsstsr's Devastmsnt reserves the
fRht to reject any all bids
Any additional Information desired By parties
Wishing to bid will b furnished upon application
'"'h'' once sreve. Col, and j n Il EHH9s'.
- HW Depot QuaPtermaster.
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DROPOsALs FOR ENVELOPES.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


eeaed Proposals viii be received II I'll tsis Dsssrt
msnt until Msy 81. st o'clock, o. m for furnish
Ing Envelopes for the ofhcial use OF postms.ter,
1909 The esrimsted number Of envelopes tnst
will be required ann usll, is as follow:
Class no j, l9oO.uoo, more or less, So By sss in
0isss No. :, 100000, more or Ices, So by s.. in
GLASS No. ;. 5000, more or lees. So by 6, in
Class H.. 4, 7soIooO, more or less, by in.
Glass No. 8, 5000. more or less. q BY lo'. in
For Clsss No I. an ordinary quality Of buf or
ysllox PAPER viii snswer The other cl.s.e. to
colored paper. % may be required, Of approved
All the shove mentioned envelopes must be made
sealias upon the entire length Of the ZAP s.d must
ID H The Possm..tsr ssnsrsl they q n Sa'i Be-
Ssnded in parcels Of twenty i've pscked in psste
s,s snsslSss; o. letter s5s .sd eo each Of extra
,,o sPSed IN 'tESns 80 q. 70 bear
rtauired 70 ss deiaessd Ct the beesrsn.,, .Se
w,spping viii be dispensed with
strong wooden boIt. aud properly sddressed; bu:
Of 1 .sssa Labels
the the whole 60 be done under the d.
The envelopes must be furnished in such ausn.
uties ss my from time TO time he required 20 mn
be delivered either at the pee. oee IN 70. ei a2
where the accepted bidder resides or o. the enve.
General nay direct rss q oo. FOR o9' p.s
Bids are also invited for 60 600 eurel.pes. mare
or less, rssde from the pest quality OF white or bun
paper. By 9-lo inches. and 20 be printed 10 the
the DEED better Once sna q ss I 1:s in
ioge Assney II . she city Of nss Yerk. These en-.
e w rGss a1 and
titles .s from time 70 time may be ordered
Package LnTeiopes Us by Iois inches, made from
the 70 as may be required by the Postmsster
G ssCr S and 3 sTkIPiI, BoIa Access IHS
the same 20 be put in pssiebOsrd straw boxes;
each containing 2eo; aud packed in wooden Gases
the Department. or 70 Postmssters, .. may be di.
rec,ed, free OF charge for packing
quired for delivery At the Depsrtment are 70 he
conveyed as freight free of cost for TRANSPORTS
ten those for delivery to Postmasters 70 pass as
The nrst delivery OF envelopes specified above 70
Specimens Of the DIFFERENT kinds Of envelope. for
cation at the principal post Ofices or At the De-
Bidders are required 20 furnish specimens Of the
envelopes they propose 20 supply; and no I'D will
turers, accompanied by sstisfsctory Guarantee
The price bio and the quality OF sam ples submit
tsd viii De taken lnto consideration in awarding
Bonds viii be required for the faithful perform
anSe OF the contract, and ali payments under it
The Postmaster General reserves the right to re-
lect any or all bids II deemed compatible with the
BID NUT be endorsed "Proposals for once ard
for Registered Pscksgs Snyeiop SIS tSe ssss
may be, and addressed 10 the Third Assistant Post
.,-.eo,a JOHN AZ SRnsswEL.:,
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LARCENy.-Hsnry Williams WIN. .rrss,.a
yesterday BY officer Brown on the charge al
the larceny OF two coats from @. Kanfm,n'
and was commitsed for court by Justice WaIter
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MATORB OFFICE.
IVA GEORGETOWN, D. C., April IL, 1850
HAfTCR

Sealed Proposals. will be received by the under
signed until wBDkEsDAY, April q, at n o cieck
Tor grsding, travelling, guttering and CURLING the
OF t5th) Fifth street to Seventh (7thl
street. Bidders will state the price of ersdns per
tEsrth kivsr is inch blue stoneI per running foot
yuttering, paved with cobble stone, per soaare
yard. All material necessary &c complefe the WORK
TO be furnished 81 the contractors st their cost
II. N. SWBuNY, Mayor,
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Wm. l.. Wall Il
Go. have sold lot IL, in square l, TO Miles q D.
bons, for 10 cents per foot; lot 5, In square 10,
10 w. II. Tayloe, fer 10 cents per foot: also, 70
the same purchaser, lot ,, IN 50 uare ~ for 10 4
cents per foot
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CBAESE OF FRAUD--Yesterday lame,
Cooper was arrested for fraud by Officer a n
aerson, Of the county, and Justice Lynch held
b I'm &C bail Tor court.
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CITY ITEMS.

PRICES One Dollar Jeweiry Store, No AS
Pennsyivsnia avenue, near ~ street
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CLOSED BY THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL
The store OF sears l. Brother, corner of 9Th and
T. streets, OF which mention was made in yes.
terday's STAR, in connection with q distur o.
ance there on Thursday night. caused by an
attempt 10 foreclosa a mortgage on the goods
IN the store, was to-day taken possession OF by
the Marshal of the District, the mortgagee
being Bush, Bum d Co. OF Philadelphia
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ANAcr to e-ecrpas LIGHTS

BE ii enacted ythe Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the City Of Washington,
That the Mayor be requested, and he Is hereby,
authorized, to cause gas lights to be erected on
ID street south, from Seventh street east to
Ninth street east, thence up Ninth street east
to South b street. thence along the line of South
street TO Eleventh street east: Prorided, That
no expense shall be incurred by this Corpora.
ton ON account of the laying any gas mains.
Approved, December 81, le66.
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AcClDREr.-Oa Thursday, MIR. John Psp.
Pr, OF the firm Of Pepper Il O'DonneiI, TIN.
ners, while engaged At work on one OF the
houses nesr Howard University, lost his ball
snce, ana ieii distance OF near 30 feet, having
his collar bone broken, and being ouite hail.
bruised he was taken to his residence. on az
street. between q and H streets south, where
Drs. Evans and Eliot attended him.
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AesArtr AVID BArrR1Y.-Hanson Harr,.
arrested By cn1cer Strano, Was com mjt,ea -
jail for eour, ~ Justice walter for assauIttns
i. IcAlscn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-17

OAK HALF, the emporium OF fashion. is BE-
coming household word, having neen refitted
and restOcked with a most complete assert.
menf OF GeDtlsmens, Boys and Chill iren <
Clothing. and Piece Goods OF the latest styles
for those prsferring 10 be meisu red. Pri IS
unusually low. Oak Hail, ioO 1th street, op.
posite Post Once. ;
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TRgsTEEy SALE or EoUR HOUSES ON

"a BY virtue Of deed OF trust from Ann Ro-
berteon, bearing date the 18TH day of Nevem-
:. pr. 1860 and recorded in liner 4 NJ. H.. No.
tngton county D. O.. viii sell, At public auction,
On Ih9tsss ~ Ami "a, e z o'clock 2 m, in
that lot OF ground and premises situate ann lying
third part Of lot numbered las, In Beattie, p ana
Hswsits ADDITION g Georgetown, fronting Is IL
$50 fest, With the four two story and basement
frame houses thereon
Terms Of sale-0ne- half cash; the balance in s;y
months. secured with . deed OF trust Isl de po,-
tied at time OF sale. Convey ancing and stamps AZ
purchaser b cost.
JOHN q. cox. Trustee
apo go THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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TAOs DOwLIH9, Auctioneer, Georgetown
OHAHCERI SALE OF IMPRovEr REAL rs
TATE IN 0DORGE TOWN

a by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
- OF tie District Of Columbia, passed in chan
-csry, cause JIG equity docket B, Elliott Ct al.
ss; Ir..sli o. al, shssl. on MONDAY. the 18th
day OF Aprl 1888, on the premises proceed 20 sell
1t public anction. at p N, Lot No zst, In Beatty
and aavAins addition 70 Geo rsetown. fro atins Is
cite rect and cor tanning about IL Of To- d.
The imDroyements consist Of . I've ST. ~ Frame
Terms: One. tlhrd Of the purchase money 70 be
paid IN cash, end the remainder in rsseectivey az
ano tweiye monfhs nom the day Of sale. . ith in
frest to b secured b. the Durchssers bonds, or
AZ IN cob, at the 1nrchassrs option; deed
posit OF SO required ct tine Of sale Allconvey-
sncing and revenue sfanps g TIE cost OF the par
sps eod&ds rios. DOWLiA6. Xuct
NHw SPRING GOODS We are nov selling
~ GRKAT BARGAIN in choice Spring DRY
an e1sbinstion cfour strck BINy MILLEE.
sDelDs 101 DrSdee'street, 6eoreetown
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= On the petition q 'sfEPHiN Soora. Of
ssss, e ..:K, for &c q
18th day Of July, lsss, for IN tnprovenept An
It 10 ordered thes said les.tion b heard q this
son Ny eDDcee this sxtsnsion. Question: deposi-
o to-, sns etnsr ksRsn sheSh 3 ai.d in this
.,s,svsv oonkLieaA Ioorl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-17

SKIP x GAYLoRD's MIssTRHLs are nightly
drawing delighted audiences 10 Odd Fellows
Hail. The entertainment. in addition TO the
exhibition Of. several beautiful Scripture and
historic scenes; while, TO ada 10 the attraction
seventy I'VE dollars in greenbacks and presents
are nightly gwen away. The prizes 70 be gwen
tonight, consisting of silver tea SETS dress pat
terms. watches. &c, &c. can Be seen during the
day ID the window of Messrs. j. ]. May Co.
pennsylvania avenue.
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PROPOSALS FOB CLOTHING AND OLoTB
ING MATERIALS.
NAVY DkPAHTMENI.
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,

n
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHINs,
Separate Proposals, scaled and endorscd PRO
posais for Clothing and Clothing Materials" WITH
on the first oay Of Nay. 1869, for furnishing and
delivering at the United States Nav Yard. n
Brooklyn New York, within four months from
the Dottficetion of the &C ceptsnce Of q promo
sal, the articles specified In the following list,
viz.
10000 yards Blue FLANNEL.
~, 100 pairs Wooden Socks
l0,00 pairs Calf Shoes.
4, OHers may Do made for one or more articles at
the option OF the bidder, and liz case more TN an
one article il contained in the offer the Chief of
the bureau will have the right to sccept one or
more OF the articles contained in such Offer AND
REJECT the remainder. Offers must embrace the
wnoie amount OF any one or moro OF the articles
The quality of the articles. and the sizes of the
enoes ana socks must conform with the samples at
the NAVY Yards 1T New York, Philadelphia and
boeG n: eno Tor Information to the laws and
tracts, bidders are referred to the ofices 81 the
Yards Univ navy
guarantee, signed by one or more RESPONSIBLE per-
cons that the bidder bidders will III his or their
bids be ACCORDED, enter into an oblisstion within
five days, with good and sum Gent sureties TO fur.
n1sh the articles proposed
no proposal will lie considered unless accom-.
panied ~ such guarantee. and the Department
sal unless the respon sibility of the is
certified by the Assessor of Internal Revenue for
the district in which they reside. and unless the
incense required by act Of Congress is fnrni shed
The Department reserves the right 70 reject any
proposal not considered adyantageous to the Gov
eminent HOkATIO B8lDaE,
me- Y lawiw Chief Of BureAu.
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EOR SALE-A tract of thirty ACRES, IL miles
frsm Wa .hington. the hi .densburg turn
PIKE, beautifully situated and highly improved
With q new brick house, containing ten spaci lus
rooms and cellar. small tenant house, barn. AID
ice house Of ample dimensions The whole will be
sod cheap for cash. at q slight sd vance on time
Forfurt6er Information apply to ADAM DIEHL
on the place or Il. O. kIkBY. Hoom lO2 Inter
nal Revenue once, Treasury Department
ap HW&S6t~
y EMOvAL-N. THORSON wishes 20 inform
II his old customers and the public gen a
orally, u at be has removed his Merchant
Tailor EstabiOhment from his old stand, ~
ESQ Pennsylvania avenue, to No sos llth VI
street between Pennsylvania avenue and
street where he keeps constantly on hand
CLOTHS, CASeIMBRES. ETC.,
GBNTLEMEN'S FUkNfeHING GOODS,
and the STAR SHIRTS, male to order
Since my removal have made arrangements
which will enable me TO attend to my customers
more regularly and TO hil their orders more pune.
tually. u. THUBSON
SO1 Eleventh street,
ap6-lm bet Penna avenue and street,
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An OLD CITIZEN GoNR.-Yesterday after.
noon Mr.. Edward Decide, q well-known citi.
zen OF Washington, died al the residence OF his
son-In-law, MI w. II. Lowry, i7i II street, in
the seyenty-eighth year OF MS age. The de.
ceased was for many years in the emplov Of
bsnoery establishment; and, during the latter
years OF his life, was employed a. the Govern
ment Printing Once. Mr.. Decide was of
EnRi1sh descent, ana for some time q resident
OF Alexandria He subsequently removed to
6eorgetowu, and for nearly half century was
. citizen Of the District. About ten days since
ne was taken with pneumonia, and remarked
70 MS physician that he could not live and
predicted his death on the 18th instant-the an.
adversary of the death OF his wife, who died in
Apnl last Mr. Decide was buried at I O'Clock
tnis afternoon from the residence ofMr. Lowry,
on II street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-17

TEE BOARD OF RDGIsrBRs.--The Judges OF
the Registration will meet At the Office of Col
w. A. Cook, 4O7 4 street, at 5h O'Clock tnie
afternoon, for the purpose Of organizing pre-
Earatory To commencing the registration about
Inuisday next. II 10 thought that they will
conclude TO register one oay in each ward suc-
eesslvely, and subsequently give two or more
Gays, as may be found necessary, to each ward
Lhere Is not much contest for the two clerk
ships under the Board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-17

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRlCT or COLU a BIA, the 10th
day Of March. 1879
whitman BestOr, Assignee in
Bankruptcy, complainant,
".
Z,bnlon 4. p. King. Henrietta L. No l.sI5, Ia.
King. his wife. and BndolIh Al Booklets.
Normsn l., Msry A.. Henry and
William King and Henry Ian
On motion of the complainant, bv Mr.. W lillian
Mattipgly his Solicitor, Il Is ordered that the
deiepdsl t. cause their appearance e be entered
herein on or before the hIst rule day occurn q
forty days after this day. othsrvtee the viii
Be- Iroceeoet WITH ~ IN ease q default; provided
Star Newspaper once . week for SIX successive
weeks prior 20 said day.
teisbed,D A. OLlS. Justice.
true cory. Tssf:-R. J. AA0e. CisrG.
mar 9.VGW
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i WHOM IT aAy ooHosBH.
DEPARTMENT OF yzl IHrsslo n,

PENSION OFFICE, July 18th. lsH
ApDuoee1on having been made under the act Of
June l6eo for the reissue OF the folio wing de-
ecrfoed Land Warrants, which are slle9ed 60 have
been lost or deetroyed,-Eotice 10 hereby gfvsn
that It the date following the description Of eaoA
warrant, new certificate warrant Of like tenor
win be rsssued, no valid bjsotion should the
sppsaS. O. q. COX. Commissfonsf.
No. l2.la. for 50 acres. issued unaer the Get OF
March 5, l85s, in the name Of Bailey ID. CLANCY
and wss granted September 1881. April "a 40
No. $50. for 50 acres, issued under the sct 81
u arch 5, 1855, In the name OF Bailey d ChaneS
and va granted October s., 1855 April "a lsSe
no S-N, for 90 acres, leu, a under the At NJ
September, 1850 I'm the name Of Bbepeze n sms
and was granted Dtcenbsr %. ISL Nay 4 isse
No. 6,Ss, for 10 acres, tssuei under the 49, ~
March 5, 1855. In the name Of II unphrey payis "a
wes granted October g. 1856. Nay n isss
No; e.E, Tor LID acres, issued uoder the act M
March ) loas In the name OF Thomas rummiors
and vss granted December q. lsss Nav % ia
No SIM. Tor - acres, Issued under tbe asf Of
Mercn Ioe, N the name Of fhomas Oummines.
and wes granted December q 1855 Nav 70 is;s
no; isSss, ior leD acres, ISSUED uneer the scf of
1srcn looo N the name Of John Perry ana ~
tante1 November 10. lss7. Nay - lssa
DO: ~ oa- Tor % acres issued under the oct Of
Sestemoer. l6oo, In the nsDs Of frames Revere
spe ~ 9ranted July Is, ISL. June o. 1879
, No. 39l2. Hor 20 scrss issued under the act of
SSpsemoer, loa0. u the name Of Robert W Mitch
er; ena va Granted Nay 3. 1854, june s. 1859 :
rIo ISlS, Tor leo acres. Issued under the act OF
rspfuery ii. 1SG, In the name o. Theodore %
Mneaton, and was Granted Nay y, lssi. June L.,
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"JAP" ON HIS MUsCLR.-About eight O'Clock
last night the vicinity Of Wallis Opera House
was enlivened by an assault OF one of the Jar.
anese Troupe upon youth who had given
him some offence in the hall. The implement
OF cAstigation used was a s.bamboo," which he
handled with the greatest dexteri'y. The par
ties were arrested by the police before much
damage was done, and taken before Justice
CLARK. who dismissed the youth with q whole
some lecture and set the Jap" free because Of
his ignorance OF the laws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-17

~ Z M ETERY NOTICE.
Persons wishing to i'm prove their Lots in Public
Cemeter,ee and Private Burial Grounds viii do
veil, before psrcbasn elseW here, to call and ex
anime our large and new stock Of
ITALIAN AND AMeRlOAN MARBLE
M0NUMeNTS,-
MONUMENTAL TABLET HGADSTONE6.
VASES, STATUARY, and BAPCisMAL FONTS,
All OF new And beautifully pr0P0rtloned deslgns, ct
TIE STEAM MARBLt W0sKs So
Sharp German streets, Baltimore
mh1 eo3m2dI
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FsH--Tte report Of Superintendent Harris
n JohnsoD's wharf, this merning, shows the
receipt OF forty thousand herring. which were
sold al $40 per thousand, and about eight thou.
sand shad, that sold for from S14 70 Sl6 Der
hundred. Several bushels Of small perch ana
other hsh were distributed &C the wharf by Mr.
}. ID. koogle. dealer, to O number of INDECENT
coiored nmilies. whose principal support is
from what they can gather around the wharyss.
The fishermen and wharf men are very much
exercised At the temporary refusal of the au-
taorlties TO license the newly erected saloon
and bar-room al the head OF Johnson's wharf
winch, they pronounce. would be of great
eonveH ience 10 the crowds who are constantly
about there both day and night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-17

TIE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.-On tbs
portions Of the Metropolitan Point Of Rocks
Branch Of the b. Il u. X. r. in the DISTRICT
limits and adjacent thereto, the work is pro-
crossing quite rapidly, there being about 80
men employed within q few miles of the city
who have already laid the rails for some dis
nnce out and there Is but little doubt but dur.
ing the summer If cars are Pot on, that il will
be aoundantly employed by picnic parties to
Silver Springs and other points not too far
from the city and 1t is very probable that as
expected, notwithstanding portions Of the work
are very heavy, that the road will be in run
ming order TO Its junction with the main stem
before next winter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-06-10

QUARELIISG.-ll anything in the world will
make man feel badly, except pinchius his
fingers in the crack Of door, it is unquestion-
ably quarrel No man ever fails TO think
less of himself after il than before. II tdegradcs
him in the eyes of others, and, what is worse.
blunts bis sensibities on the one hand, and iu-
creasss the power of passionate irritability on
the other. The truth is, tho more peacefully
and quietly VIC get on, the better for US aud
our ncishbors. In nine cases out OF ten, tho
better course Is, if man cheats you, cease to
deal with him; if he is abusive, quit his com
pany, and if he slandersSOu, take care to live
so that nobody will believe him. No matter
who he is, or how ho misuses you, the wiScst
way is to let him alono; for there is nothing
better than this cool, calm. and quiet way OF
dealing with the wrongs we meet with.