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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-09-09
. ooKING- GLASSES.
R. D1ILLIKAN

Has just received from New York the largest
and most beautiful assortment of Looking
glasses ever brought to Washington. Price
and quality cannot fail 10 suit. 26tf
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OF NATURE!

It treats Of "private nlattersr in which the
married and those contemplating marriage,
are deeply interested, Full of beautiful rfates
Illustrative Of the subjects of which 1t treats
II contains facts in Sexual Physiology Of
great value to both old and young. Price
observation. For y circular giving full in
formation abeu5 this work, send stamp
and address To- ". = a. HOMES, Dfawer 328,
Cleveland, o. Jan, q, 80. 9ly
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Ham and Eggs,
m AIIKinds ofGame, &c

They have in their employ one Of the best
cooks, and every thing in the line of edibles
will be served in the best style. Call and see
them. a fine stock Of Cigars, Confectioneries
&c on hand
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.he ger:atd.
FUBLlBBED RvERY
THURsDAE MORNING

A failure to notify the Publisher Of .
wi1h 10 discontinue The paper at the end
Of an en xagemeht, will be regarded as wish
to continue the paper.
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fHE COURTS.

CouRr IN GENERAL TERN.-At noon, the
court In General Term. Judges Garter, Oiiu,
announced, in the case OF arding and Painter
VS.. Riker e a., che w. Il G. r. R. case,) ap-
piicafion FOR writ of msndamus 10 set ASIDE "a q
ed Ju%, ei t daec,oss ina .es SSurt was sivid-
ION tnat the remedy was not by mandamus, bat
by qSo irdrranto, and therefore the writ could
not issue Chief Justi' 9 Carter said that the
resorted TO. Judge Ohm held that the parties
could not be put ont Of ONCE BY writ Of man.
damus. Ewing agt. Fuller ct al; motion 70
dissolve injunction dismissed.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cartier. - TODAY,
kerner VS.. Walker: Mr.. +. Stanton files mo.
uon for new trial. Brown ct a. vs.. Tinney;
Judgment confessed, Ebel vs.. Gray; jury di,
rec,ed to return sealed verdict. Bevan VS..
Seaes, Bevan Co. VS.. sane, Eichel VS.. SUIT
&6ockelor; judgments by consent of parties
Windsor We. Marshall; Mr.. 1. I. johnson files
motion tor new trial
CRIMINAL COURT. Judge WyGe.-Yesterds y.
James McCarty, indicted for assault ana oat.
teryi not guilty.
EQUITY CoURT. Judge Oiin.-To.day, Fee vs.
Fee order appointing A b. Hayner and Jas.
heNelle trustees TO sell. Smith VS.. Smith et al:
order setting aside order dismissing bill.
knight W. Hamilton ct al; issuance of rule TO
show cause. &c. Owner VS. Owner ct al; or.
der extending time TO take testimony. Angus
81 al. vs. Cox; order appointing 18th April for
hearing OF application for in junction.
ORPHANS Court. Judge PurceH-The will
OF Joshua Pierce was filed and partially
proven. The teetator bequelths 50 700 to juliet
Z. Walton, Of Philadeiphia. daughter of the
late Abraham Walton: $1,000 to Mrs. Ratb
EoaDe. Of Georgetown. u. c.; S3,1O0 to jon 3.
Blake and Moses Kelley, in trust for Mrs
HELEN Il Phillips; s., 900 TO VIM. Beckett: $50
10 MIS-. Abigail Shoemaker; 10 each OF the
daughters OF Il. Goats, of Philadelphia, $50 to
buy gold watch tor the same amount Tor the
same purpose 10 each OF the daughters OF 10.
ner &. Simonton of Eikhart, Indiana; TO VI IS
Francis Shoemaker. of Georgetown. the sum
of $50; TO Mrs. Elizabeth Ouid, of this city
Sl,WU. an annuity of $50 each 10 Mrs Ab-i-
gail Shoemaker and Mrs. Hannah Speakman.
L. gacies 10 a nun Der OF the servants OF the
tator; tract of land on Colorado river Texas 10
LannIng Coates; square n 0. 200, in tEis city, to
Mrs. Heien Il. Phillips; fourteen lots in SO uare
2u1, in this city, in trust TO Vim. Sauster an d
w. II. Clagett as a site for hospital for found
liDgs: the residence OF the estate in trust for the
sole use of Joshua z. kringle. Lastly the tes-
tator appoints j. b. Blake and Moses Kelley
his executors.
Letters tesamentary We're issued TO Mary l..
NJ. French in the sum of S10O on the estate of
Edwin French. w b. Todd gave bond in the
sum OF $500 as administrator c. l. a. of = s.
Pierpont Letters testamentary were issued 70
John II. Goddard as executor Of Mary Downs:
bond $4,000 The will of Mary Downs was
filed and fully proven. The will of VIM. n
Tibson was filed and partially proven. A
number OF accounts were filed and passed
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CITY ORDINANCES.
Passed by the Sixty-sixth Council.

AN ACT TO set the carbstones and pave the
footways and cutters on the east side of
Thirteenth and a.half street west, between
b and T. streets south.
Be ii enacted bythe Board Of Alderme n and Board
# Common Council OF the City of WASHINGTON,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, author
Zsd and requested to cause the curbstoues to he
set and the footways and cutters paved on the
east side OF Thirteenth and a. half street west
between Il ano Z streets south.
The work to be contracted for, and executed
In the manner and under the superinte nden &c
provided by law; and to defray the expense of
he said improvement special tax, equal to
the cost thereof is hereby imposed and levied
ON all lots or parts Of lots bordering on the
line of the improvement the said tax to be
assessed and collected in conformity with the
provis ions OF the act approved October ~, iS65.
Approved, December 81, 1865.
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GEORGETOWN.


hoBBfsS.-Durine the present week some
.nieves entered the Poe Mansion, formerly tn
BAH Oh Ooiumota- On Bridge street, and car
Ike on quite q number OF valuable articles
The house Is unoccu pied, the family beins an
sent In Europe. The thieves effected an en-
trance through the cellar. and oas,des oarryiur
clothing. took away tue rev OF the 'front.' aoor.
80 - TO have easy access In future The doors
were oefacea In various WAYS, ana on a win
"d =, ~ u va wr rn IN pencil "Dcnr get
vail" pu-
RUNAWAY AND AocipKNr.-Yesterday af.r-
ICON As carriage and team belonging TO
R.Cruit Son were returning from q funeral an
the Catholic Cemetery the horses became nm
man cable and ran at full speed tilI near IN.
reservoir where they were checked for q while.
but coming down Rosd street they again started
on and ran down Valley street 10 West where
the carriage was upset and the driver, VIM.
Kline, was thrown on with such force as =,
was then secured and theinjured man removed
10 bis home on llth street IN Washington.
COAL SHIPNKNTs.-During the week ending
this date, 667 tons Of Cumberland coal have
been shipped north ward as follows:-C-nusi
Coal Company i.s92 tons, Border MidIbg Com.
pany l,6S0 tone. Consolidation Coal Company
rs tons, Rays dock $50 torS.
VILE TREATMENT OF WIPE.-A Negro
nameu Alfred Snowoen, who participated "a
the emancipation les Nv tiles YESTERDAY. returned
home a. a late hour in the evening. very much
intoxicated, and meeting his wlie on Mon,-
gomery street, between Beall and Dunbartou
streets, commenced abusing Der and folio wed
II up with blow = kicking her m the face anu
stomach snd bsa-Ing her terribly, until he 50 "
William Craig passing by, and the scouu.
drri immed Isteiy left. One Kick be gave has
wife IN the face forced one OF the eyebaIl-
almost literally out His present wheresbou.-
are not known, but II ne tnrns up he will os
attended 20 by the authorities.
CALL ACckPrED-We learn that Rev. A. A.
L Taylor, pastor OF Bridge street Church, b.
accepted the call LATELY extended 20 him by the
Mount Auburn Presby terrain Church, OF Gin
cinnati, at a salary of $500 per annur, and
VIII leave for his new charge in about SIX
weeks.
THE FLOUR MARKET-The following prices
for Hour have ruled during the week:-(ieorga.
town Family, sli Jai2 SO; Extra, sea %: Super.
fine, S6a6.75; Canal Family, slOsIi; Extra, S.as
Superfne, ss.
DRovnR's REsr.-The sales yesterday Were
light We quot: 100 head OF cattle, at S5a!(
per 100 lbs nett $40 sheep, at Sja6-50 per lou lbs
gross.
MKRcHANrs's EXCHANGE Nothing wa.
done on Change Tins morning-25OO bushels
red wheat being offered, with no sales to q uote
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H.. 2; whEfLkR q CO., Apctioneers,
~ NO. Oh Louisiana avenue, bet. 9Th and 7th sts
IXECgIoRs SAL OF TIE VALUABLE
z, " THE LATE ALFRED LEE, DE

- ~ yirtue Of the last will OF Alfred Lee. de-
Rs ss sss 10 earn
the lroy:ions Of the Vim. and Of an order OF Hon.
is,s, IIeseribns the terms Of sale Win seii. on
hour desiensted for each sale. the foiowins yss.
ss s Or s mat zach
tive portion 10 pursuance ofthe will
As s.. s .s & Sss &C
On soasb see Ct and
1orth SIDE Of Poplar street, end ninety 800 feet
oa es lS1r Bpst
so,s G S9 obsSry Frame House This lot win De
which WIN conform as near a. nay BE- to front,
On ITis6A ), ~ As.il 2. 1852 q. 9 O'Clock ,,
"o1h q sss tS1Ds d geo.
q On WFpsRs DAY. A,Ei,
sub Of Lot one hundred and sxenty .i1 e is
feet set o aadSn e .ss e fronting thirty
DnnbartOn and Beai street Sy sixty eo fest 10
osp.h the sx% b b Brick House
one and eight, s and S. on:
NJ nuGared and eighty I've u.s. Of Bealls additions
the southwest corner Of Bridge and Green .treet.'
. apd sunnlng thence on tie soush line Of Bridge
parallel with Green street ninety feet 10 sn
foot vide alley opening int Green street: thence
9th said alley east twenty four fiD feet to Green
street street. End thence with the vest line Of Green
street p1rth ninety 800 feet TO the place Of begin
ming Improved by a large Iew TWO story and
basement Frame House.
Terms of sale: One third cash. balance in equ.l
inst Almepts at six, 49, twelve I'D and eiRhteen
Isl months; said balance tn bear interest from
the premises. -
One hundred dollars down on each piece Of prop.
erty when the same is bid of. ~ S''S
Conyeyancing and STAMPS at purchaser or mr.
chasers, cost. yNO; ii. JOHNSON, Exec'r
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The PRBTTIEaT, NEST select, and fashionable
stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods in this city
is undoubtedly to be found at the Original
Francs, i94 9TH street, between ID and E, VINO
has inst returned from New York, where he
has purchased some of the latest novelties in
Ties. Bows, and Scarfs, together with q full
assortment Of new goods In his line. As to
quality and prices, we can only say that he il
in the habit of selling the best quality goods,
and cheaper than any ether house in this city.
For the benefit Of persons who have no money
TO throw away, we would say 60 70 the Orig
inal Franc, and buy your Gents Furnish ing
Goods, as you will save money by so doing
Franc" 49i 7th street, between ID and E. Also
notice the large plate glass window. 3,27I
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INTERESTING Law SUIr-G<nsraJ ES-in9 rs.
Perry Fulier-Lstter Of The Latter TO tAe Foraser-
An interesting case has been IN progress for
scme days before Judge Uhn, In chambers,
which Is watched with much interest by the
parties involved and their friends. L, seems
hat General Ewing, of this city. and Perry
Fuller. late collector OF customs q. New
Orleans, had some kind Of partnership. and
the suit IL brought by LIVING 70 recover MS
share IN certain transactions A letter written
oy Mr.. Fuller TO General Ewing was prod q ID
in evidence. The counsel only wished 10 r. I'd
certain extracts, but Judge Olin decided that
he entire letter should be read. The letter Is
As follows
..NEW ORLEANS January IS, 1-69.-Dear SIR:
an in receip, Of yodrs OF he Eth instant. i
wrote Huntington ma; g. Ewing hal large in
tsrests in the contracts and vouchers. and all
would be right as soon as the appropriations
were made. shall come 70 Washington last
ae soon rs 1 am relieved or bssore, II not re-
beyed by 18th OF February. i shall come on
and We can then fix all up.
'.AoOut the House, i will see you on that mater
also shaii not close on the House ow. Now,
General, am alter bigger anG more profita-
bic enterprise than Indian business can be. /
can place Won and Huntington in lit costs
nothing, only. TO get a bill endorsed oy Congress
topay interest on State bonds for levee purpo-
ses; this will WORK and cost nothing. Why did
you net get appointment, as L wrote you, TO
sRp' IN the wine cases you let good thing
81 wish you would do ali you can FOR Colo.
mel Cssey's appointment IN my place. i am
anxious to have him appointed for several rea-
sens. If he is appointed 1 will remain in New
Orleans ard the South, and forward business
70 you, for could then have a bank for fine
business, and all claims and suits coming
through the custom. house could place In your
hands. and IL Is all cash and but little DELAY
Write me soon all Of the news, and believe me-
truly, your friend. PERRY FULLER."
Since the above was in type we are advised
mat the suit In question was brought by Gen.
eral Charles Ewing. and not by General
Thomas l., as is generally supposed; anC
further, that IL grew out of professional rela-
uons, having no connection with political az
fairs.
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PRICE LIST of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the "Original Franc" 49i 9TH street, between
u and GOOD White Shirts, 81 to 81 IS
Fine White Shirts, S115 TO - so: Good Merino
Shirts and Drawers, as cents each; Good W hlte
Pocket Handkerchiefs, 70 cents each; Good Cot
ton Seeks, 10, Is, 20, . cents per pair; Paper
Collars. 10, Is, ls. Is cents per Dox; Paper
Linen Collars and CUFFS, Gloves, Ties, Bows,
and every other article in the gents furnish
ing line, cheaper than the cheapest. Remem.
Der the name and place, The Original Franc -
494 9TH street, between ID and Z. Also notice
the large plate glass window. 327,1:
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TIE NAME +" DAVIS " is so intimately con.
nected Tin the minds Of most OF our fair readsr }
with fancy goods, tina: the mere mention Of II
Immediately suggests nice new hat, love OF a
bonnet, q handsome sash and bow, q fius lace
collar, or something of the kind. Mr. Davis
has inst returned from New York with a foe
assortment OF all goods in his line. Read his
advertisement and give him call
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PRor. RIsLEY's JAPANBsE TROUPE, whose
entertainments at Walls Opera House have
been so popular for two weeks past, close their
engagement tonight, and those who have not
seen them should not fail 70 20 Tonight They
viii shortly 20 on a tour To Europe, and then &c
nome, AZ tnefr leaves of absence will soon ex.
pare. We shall never see their like again.
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CHARGE OF HIGHWAY Reconnaissance
time since, Mr. =. Cassin was knocked do wn
IN lrglnia and robbed of his hat and coat by
acolored man This morning, Mr.. g. was at
tending the sale at Walls Bazaar. and notIced
the AN wearing his hat and coat, and calling
emcer j. j. German, the man was arres; led,
sno gave the name of John Wood He is held
TO await q regulsition OF the Governor OF Vlr.
ginia.
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ACcIDKST-Yes'erday, -colored man.
married, by the name of Lewis johnson, and
hvIpE on l. street. between 18th and 18th. was
brought home seriously in Jured, from Point of
hocks. where ne had been run over by dirt
car DIR. Brensman was sent for, and found
Ms Ieft mp dlslocated and that he was other
wise seriously injured. He Is as comfortable
Today a. could be expected
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Five MINUTES PoR RRPRRsHNEyTs."-
Every body who has travelled by railroad az
beard the above anL oun cement, and has probe
bls suffered from ealing to, hastily. ther.hy
sowing the seeds OF Dyspepsia. II Is q comfort
10 know that the Peru viap Syrup will cure the
worst cases OF Dyspepsia. as thousands are
ready 20 testify.
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RAILROADS.
BALfInoRs AND OHIO xAlLsoAD.

BALfInoRs AND OHIO xAlLnoAp.
I'll 49,
80 ~, its s eli vi
ios sAITineRs.
T.. .s s ass Sss's,: sssssss, "a .sS ;o1 $50
.I ss:; g. ss.I !. '::G''' s''i.''
or IRON &c: ; !: J. : "a 20 .'.
Lev. . + .: : I! Is n. . SO. ...
- .oE waf STATIONS
FOB ALL PAsrs % rHR west.
Ls,'s daily, s,ss s saturday and sunday. @
..esi.s : k.isy s.ssies Via, s tr.,as rom ssis.
x.ssissso. sssses Iies.s one. e III Sosrs q
fspn.yi,.nis .,.su. f s:.sss.. 1 saS:S..,ss
ssss s;t sss .ssDos Scs can thsrs .rr..ss e
r.ideoee. taken 20 the depot. ana Dot 90 ths bss-
tOr ks. Tor. .sil.aelse,. and Boston. -
= WILSON. Master % rrss.portstioa
noe eEo k6osTfr.' 5 Csa rlssf s. .ssn'
TNHR0uGH LINZ BETwSEN wasHryGToH
Esx vSsk &O~1
rrsins betwsSn wsSHINGToN sNn nv
YORK nov run as follows. viz:
FOB NEW NOBk, HrifAssf ,kasss or .,
Leave daily le,o-pf sunday sf .,d
IL 80 spA . a. P.N Wv
FoR PHIL.DELPHIA
Leave daily texocgt euBdSyl AZ . 4. N. IN
12 30 and t.a0P NJ
Oh sUspAY.
Lesse for New York st = 40 p. n. ana Phns-
ceiphis st $40 NJ.
srepins can fer Ne. fork on .,4or train
daily.
Through seketsto Philsaelphfs. nep ora . or
Boston can be he'd st the Ststisa 0faos ct ali no
In the DAY Also, ~ the Oonpanye Once, No.
soe Pennsylvania avenue Passenger D. rcaasna
tickets st the Avenue once can there arrange 90
have their bAeeAGe called check "A ~ thefr
resideIoe. taken he depot, end pat IN the beg
See Bstinor and Ohio Railroad advertise nept
for schsdule between Washington, Baltimore, An-
ospo,is and the West.
IL wIIsoE. n.sser o Ir.nspors.sisu.
noS GEO q KoaNTZ Agent. w.shinstou
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HE FOLLOWING is the price list al the re-
duced rafes:-Good White Shirt, 81. IS 81 so;
Best Quality, S2.25 Undershirts for Spring,
40 cents: good Socks, IS, ~, end 25 cents; Eng
lish Socks, ~ cents; Handkerchiefs, IS cents,
good Paper Collars. 12k cents per box. Also,
Ties. Bows, and all kinds of Gloves, at the
lowest prices.
HoLLANDHR Bros, 2i0 Penna. avenue,
i,13,l: near 18th street.
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DISMISSED Yesterday, John Brent fireman
OF Union company No. ], placed r number of
nafs on The front Of me engins hon.ai. nono-
OF me day, when one of the men George Lucas.
bok tnem down, and the former called on the
enieI engineer, who ascertained the report TO
b correct, and promptly dis missed Lucas from
MS position in the department.
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LOCAL N E W s.
Anasenenfs, &C, Tonight.

NATIONAL THIATlR Richings Opera
Troupe. "BohsmiAn GIRL"
Walls OPERA HorsH-Last night Of the
Imperial japanese Troupe. LATHE "All Righrs'
benefit.
ODD FELIows' HALL.-Iaet night of Skif
ana Gay lsrd . Minsfrels.
PIoy. SIXTIES Art Gallery, 3oi Psnnsyl-
vania avenue.
MKTZKRoTT HALL--Lectufe by Rabbi H. H.
Sneersohn on the "doly Land"
MRrRoPoLIrAN HALL AND VARIETY THKA-
TRE, Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
Ieth streets. Open every night-with q first
class entertainment
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DENTISTRY.

nRe ", And q. A MERRILL DRNrIsTs
huk, estveen l3th and 18th strcets, fur-
nish ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any kiuc Sxx
o. PIAte desired. Pure Nsfgoss Grade Gas con
stantiy on hand for extracting teeth without rain
We guarantees 20 al those having vork done al our
once satisfaction IN every particular NO 10 ".
No. $50 PBNRsY LvAEIA AVENUE,
Between nth and lslh streets
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RABBI III. 4. SNEERsoHN, will, by special
request from the most prominent men here, re.
psat his lecture on the Holy Land, al Metzerott
Hall, this evening. No one who has an inter-
est In hearing about Bible lands will neglect
this rare occasion to hear an orator of such
ability and force. Senator Wilson will preside
On the occasion
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SPRING AND SUMMIR GOODS.
JOHN b. sMOOr.

IIS BTidse Sf'set, Geo1sefotrs, %. @,
oDsses 2. And
styles Of LAnI Ee' DRlss GOODS, super BIscf
Silds. silk ehallies, Bombszines, Mohairs, Pop.
Grenadines, Organdies, and other Desirable dress
fabrics. LLAMA, Lace, and other ShaGls; AleXau
dre's and Oeurvoiaur's and other Kid Gloves Ho.
siery, &C. Also. complete assortment Of House
Furnishing Goods, Sheetipgs. Dsmasks, Napkins
Towelfnes, Mattings and Oil Cloths. With . fuiI
stock OF Gentlemen and Boy . wear. ana Domes
&c Cotfons OF the best makes, to which he in vtes
the aften ton Of cash buyers. washington custo-
ners will ind it 20 their interest 20 call and see
goods and prices. fap IL lml JHS
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TIE RIorous DEMONSTRATION YEsrER.
DAY.--The three colOred men, Charles .Johu.
son, Austin Lyles and VIM. Moody arrested
Sssterasy oy tne police for throwing stones
into The emancipation procession q, IS,h street.
last evening had a hearing before Justice Har-
per, and were fined $40 for disorderly couduc.
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A INV WAY OF Dome BUsINRss.-Aoilan.
der Bros. will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at i've pei
cent. above cost. We ask all who are in need
of the above goods to patronize as 1 will
save considerable money to the buyer and ena.
BILE us TO continue selling goods at these rates.
HoLLANDRR Bros 2lO Pepna. avenue,
i,l3,I: between I4th and 18th srs
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SPERR's sSrANDARD WINE BIrrRRs.n-The
recommendations Of the best chemists and
medical practitioners assure the public OF tue
purity Of Speer's Wines, and they are as well
assured of the purity OF hts STANDARD Wine
Bitters," the base Of which is his wine, only
made bitter by herbs and roots daily used by
the medical faculty, among which are Peru
Wan Bark. Chamomile Flowers. Wild Cherry
Bark, &c. Druggists sell the Bitters. WkS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-17

GEO. Z. HsNNING, No. 5lI 7th street, makes
10 order and furnishes NJ snort notice
GeptlemeDs' and Boys Clothing. either for
dress or business. in the best manner
Gentlemens' and Boys Dress Shirts and
CHI ,drens' Shirt Waists, in quantities OF one.
half dozen each more.
G~ntlemens' Undershirts and Drawers, in
quantities of one-haif dozen each or more
Rubber Clothing for gentlemen and boys, on
shesting, drill, alpaca or silk, of any size and
IN any quantities; and
SIMILAR ARTICLES.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
~ EOTIOH TO TRE LOT BOLpERs or
OAK HILL CGMDTDRY

OAK HILL CgMDTDRY
The Committee tavesttesting the affairs Of Oak
Hill OeIneteIy are no. prepared 20 consider any
commune cation from the lot FOLDERS properly per-
tanning to the afairs Of said cempany and an-
thorized By the following resolution OF instruc-
tions, viz:
- Rssolred fxyfier, That al charges Of derelic.
ton OF duty against any OF the ocers of this com
peny, or Information regar ding its management or
ehaii have foil power TO examine thereinto, and
ehall report g an adjourned meeting; said meet.
Atsr the public notice prescribed By the chatter
Address the Committee. care Of JAMES oosZ.
LER, secEetary, through thu Georgeto0n Post
Once. aaIa- r. Saew
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i o. o. F.-Those desiring TO participate 10
the procession about to take place in PniIadel.
phis- viii find the largest variety of Black
Bress Goods-Coars, Pants. and Vests, all
styles. sizes and prices, 1t A. Saks L Co., si7
.th street
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kIcoy ERED.-On the night OF the 9th of jan
Larry the house of Mr. Joseph Shaaisid, ON
fenDsvisanA avenue. between I2ih and 18th
boz esrried OF. The case vas taksn IN hand
- Detectives McDevitt and Thompson, who
have recovered the Instrument.