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- c. II. r. The Fredericksburg
raid says that ahons mile of rail
,lbeen lad at that terminus OF the
ID 50 FAR. The Company expect 70
hiplcfe The road as Tar as Orange c.
A.. BY the first oil September.
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RAILROAD AeoiDENT. On Saturday
hles last some malicious person pac-
cd cross-tlc on the track of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad, near Freder-
ick's Hall depot, which threw the Rich
monI and Washington through train
from the track, damaging the engine
very much, and badly scalding the en-
sineer, Mr.. Raymond Dunn, and so Sc
rsonsly injhring the fireman, Mr.. Ren-
ben Ford, that he died Oh 'rnesday last.
Nobody else was hurt.
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The CALAMTY.-Wc have received
from the publishers. Nessrs. Ellyson
Il Taylor, newsdeslefs. &c. Richmond,
copy OF pamphlet called "A full ac-
count OF the great calamity. 1t is, as
the name implies. tull account of IL.
with revised lists of the killed and
wounded. Mailed to any address on
receipt Of fifteen cents.
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ALEXANDRIA Qlarlie.
TRU9r 9AhT
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN ORANGE COUNTY. VA.
IN pursuance of deed of trust from
L Richard s. Boulware to the subscriber,
dated the 18th day of Suly, 1862 duly record
ed in the Clerks Office of Orange County
Court, shall, as trustee therein named, (if
not previously sold, of which due and time
~ notice will be given.) on gesolau. the I7th
day Of May neat, If fair, IL not the next fair
day thereafter, offer for sale, on the prenis-
es, to the highest bidder. at public auction,
for cash, or upon such terms as may be a.
greed upon on the day of sale. valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
lying and being in the county of Orange.
about three miles nom Orange c. FL, con-
tanning
10i 3-4 Acres,
1t being the tract of land allotted in the d.
vision OF the estate of Robert Clark to Thos
j. Adams and Martha his wife, in right of
his wife and by them sold and convened to
the said Boulware. This land lies in q good
neighborhood and adjoins the lands of Mrs
lowell, Capt. W. T. Cave, Fountain Kennedy
and others,
The title is believed to be unreasonable.
but selling MS trustee, / shall convey only
such title as is vested in me by the deed a.
LEWIS B. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
April Is, 1870.
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YEnGENEk--T0-Wft:


A I Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
IA tine Circuit Court of Orange, on Monday,
the ith day of april. 1870.
Davidfaulconcr, Barbolr Faulconer, George
Faulconer, Robert Faulconer, BENJAMIN
Faulconer, Alfred Wiltshire and Sarah A.
his wife, Absolem Jacobs and Margaret his
WIFE, RichardsJucobs and Susan j, his wife,
Weldon Wiltshire anu Malinda his wife,
and George Jacobs-Plaintifs,
AGAINST,
Richard Richards, John l.. finder and Mar
garet A his wife, Hugh M. Faulconer, sur
Viving Executoro John Fauiconer, James
Roach, Committee Admir-. of Richard Il.
Jacobs, Jones M. Jacobs, Rachael Heller
and her husband, and Gearge Graiford and
Lucy A. his wife-Defendants,
IN CHA NCERY.
The object Of this suit is to ascertain the
amount due. if anything. on n debt that is
alledBed 10 be due the said John 7. finder,
secured by trust deed from Benjamin Ja-
cobs Jr., to Richard Richards, trustee, and
to restrain sale Of the property mentioned
in said deed of trust, and to restrain John
L. TiHder rom committing waste on the
same, and for relief for waste committed,
and TO account for the rents and profits of
the said property among the heirs. at law of
the said Benjamin Jacobs, Sr.; aud it appear
ing upon affidavit that George Grailord and
Lucy A. his wife, and Rachael Heller and
her husband, - Heller, are non-residents
MS State, on motion of the Plaintiff by
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-. I. 7leHoLs. an old and well
aus' : :, ~, X Of Orange c. H., died in
~. ',,,a IN Saturday last.
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I'VE are requested by Mr..
90 pfman to return his thanks to
" zmen who nominated him for
~ fof Constable. and to say that
~, yts are such that he respectfully
~.
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RICHMONDAND PETERSBURG r.. r.

{ IN and after Monday. A prl l., 1859
- tho trains on this road will leave as fol-
Leave Richmond ut D. M and 2s5 D. M
Leave Petersburg at $50 a. M and 10 D. m
accommodation Train with passenger car
Attached, VIII leave Richmond daily at4p
days excepted.)
me a. m. train will not leave Richmond
,n sundays, and the 600 p. m. train will not
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS
Passengers for Norfolk will tax the 4 DO
m; train, running through daily.
baggage checker through
The passenger coach attached To the co.I
tram viii leave Glover Hill att a. IN. and re-
turning leave Richmond at 2.40 D. M. on
tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
THOMAS H. WYNNE
May 7, 1862 Superintend
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We Hear good deal ofth period, of
boys Oh the period &C., but as this subject
has been pretty well exhausted, we thought
It would not be amlss to call attention TO the
ciothiers and merchant tailors of the period:
and as matter Of course, everybody will
say lss0 Main street, Richmond, is the place.
and h. q. SPENCE ~ SON are the "nen OF
the PERIOD for all kinds OF merchant tall
ofing and gentlemen's furnishing goods
Ihey are now getting in their supplies o
spring and summer goods, consisting of all
the rare, rich and stylish goods of French.
English and American fabrics, which they
will make up az the shortest notice, in the
oest style, and at the lowest prices.
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CHESAPEAKE IL OHIO RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON and after Feb. 2nd, 1870, the Pas
senger Trains will run as follows--vfz:
Mail Train Will run daily betweed Rich
mond and Staunton except sunday, be-
tween Gordonsville and stanton: leave
Richmond at $50 a. IN. and arrive at Staun-
ton at 20 p. m. Leave Staunton at $50
a. m. and arrive at Richmond 20 D. m.
making close connections at GordonsvillS'
ana Charlotfesvillew with Orange, Alexandria
ana Manassas Railroad Mail Trains for Alex
andria, Washington, Baltimore Philadel-
PIMA, New York, &C.; also for LynchburE
knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis, New OK
leans, montgomery, Mobile sc.
Mail Train will run tri-weekly betWeen
Staunton and White Sulphur Springs ON
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Leave
stanton OF 4 Az p m and arrive at White SUI
phur at 10 % p III, leave White sulphur a,
20 a m and arrive at Staunton at am.
And going West will connect with stages as
follows, VIZ AT Goshen with stages for Lex
ington, Natural Bridge. and Rock prides
Baths. At Millboro' with stages for Bath Al
umn. and Warm Springs, and at White Sui
&c.
Stages will also leave Staunton on Thues-
DAY, Thursday, and Saturday mornings for
Lexington and Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run be-
tween Richmond and Washington .lightly
at s 80 p. NJ, and arriving at Richmond. a.
~ A. NJ, making all through Connections
at Richmond and Washington. SLFEPIN6
CARS will be attached to this train and will
be run through between Richmond and
Washington without change
JAMES f.. NEfHERIAND
FEBRUARY IA, 1870. - General Ticket Aeeaf
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Dosnos Read This.-We have read in the
virginia papers that have come to hand
something like the following -Eaeourage
home Industry; Pdtroaize Home lfaaufuc
teFes! Alas how easy to preach how hard
to practice.
DO THESE SAME PUBLISHERS PURCHASE
TYPE AND PRINTING Maternal IN VIRGIN
IA Perhaps half Of them do--the other half
write or run to the North without ever ask
ing the question. Can our type be made MS
well and as cheap in our own state as else
where. We can testify that the type casta
the Richmond 35l'e foundry is not exceRe1 by
any Foundry in the country, ana should be
encouraged by every Printer in the state.
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a3listellaueoas Grade.
7oUTTvS
SOUTEEE RING 0RE PLANTER

WITH GUANO ATTACHMENT.
again calling the attention of the
4 Farmers of Virginia and adjoining States
to this simple yet effective implement, the
| subscriber begs leave to say that it has been
greatly improved for the ensuing season OF
1869. IL is now worked by q chain band In
stead of leather band as formerly, thereby
insurlng more constant operation. BY a
very simple adjustment IL will drop corn at
the distances OF Is inches or feet, together
with any pulverized Fertilizer.
Full printed directions accompany each
machine. He would also call attention to
ROUTES DOUBLE-SHOVEL PLOW.
with Couiterand Briar Cutting Attachments,
the latter especially adapted to any foul
lands, whether with Briars, Sassafras or wire
Grass. Also, to
ROUTES DRAIN PLOW,
which completes at one operation the double
course Of the ordinary pillow, besides saving
great deal of hand labor.
He has certificates of many well-known
farmers, Youching for the strength and eff
cient action Of all these implements, which
Will be furnished on application.
As the senior partner in the new concern
OF \. J.. Routt & Co., he would return his
tbaiaks TO q generous public for their kind
patronage in the past, and pledges unremitt-
ed exertions to maintain and Increase that
full confidence in the future.
A. r. ROUTT & co.
Liberty Mills, Va, February r. 1869
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InnANEWS.

-. PI,,r,x-.r,'..-T} rooms aow occupied
% Mn,;xe fglnian. Apply to J..
Rrnee. -----.--
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DEAF, DUNE M BLIND AsYLus.-The
report Of the Gard Of Visitors Of the
Deaf. Dumb and Blind institution, for
the fiscal years lsT SO and 1868 80 has
been laid on our qble. 1t contains n
slccinct and ntersting history of the
Institution from It's establishment anil
number Of yauabi Suggestions. TO
render more eiiieienthe States great
charity to The deaf an dumb and the
blind.
The numer of pupils ithe Inst,tu-
tlon a the date Of the repoAwas ri
dea. Inutes 90 aud bind 80. Me vhola
aumlnr admitted since its Aabllsh-
snenf, in 1899. is 530-tleaf mace $50
and bind 27S.
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aoYERs d JoNKs' SALE.-At tie sale
seNpyers II Jones. concluded on the
llthiastant.!tne interest 81 6. w. sIoy-
cts IN the reat estate was purchased by
Mr.. 9. w. Reedy, and the principal
Aachilary by DR.. G. Cowhertl.
The s'ops We're opened again on the
18th insla,t uuder the superintendent
OF Mr.. G. v Meyers, who VIII be pleas
ed to see ava sosve his old friends a.
gain
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Tames G.. Hidden, and z. b. Hlen in
~ his own right and as administrators of
Joseph Hiden deceased Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
VIM Graves and Martha Ann his wife, and
G. U. I. HIden, &c Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from decree, entered in above suit
Oct, 7, lS09-"The Court doth adjudge, order
and decree by consent of parties that one of
and settle the accounts of p b. Hidden as adj
lninistrator of Joseph liiden, decd, which
accounts the said T. b. Hidden is directed to
render before him also TO take and state an
account OF the personal assets oil the said
Joseph Hidden, ard of the outstanding UNI
satisfied debts and liabilities of the said
Joseph Hiden, showing the prioritleS there
OF, also an account of the real estate of the
said Joseph Hiden, and of the fee simple
and annual value thereof, and of each parcel
thereof, and publication in some convenient
newspaper for at least four weeks of the time
and place of taking the said accounts shall
DC equivalent to personal service upon all
the parties except p. i. Hiden, Adininistra-
tor ol Joseph Hiden, deceased William G
Graves and James A Madison, upon whom
personal service is required, and the said
Commissioner shall by like publication of
notice. warn all the creditors of the said Jo-
Seph Hidden deceased. to present and file
their claims before the said Commissioner
and prove the same, on pain of not being al
lowed to receive any part of the assets of
the said Joseph Hidden in case of their fall
ure TO do SOL
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WOOD HOTEL,
RICHMOND. VA

. 4 4
RICHMOND, VA.
THIS tirst-class. popular and fashion,
a able Hotel, the only one located on the
Main Street of the city, has been furnished
and pat in the most perfect order through
out.
II is within one square of the Capitol, Gus
tom-House, Post-Ofice, Theatre, &C.. and
within two squares of the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad depot, and the
Great southern Routes via Petersburg and
Danyille.
The travelling public are cordially invited
to make their home at the Spotswood, and
the proprietors pledge themselves to make
five years, the leading Hotel OF Richmond
RS- Telegraph Office in vestibule. Office OF
Southern and Adams Express Companies in
the building.
MILLWARD BROTHERS.
April "a, 1868. Proprietors.
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
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ALIENS Lung BlLSiN /.
THE REMEDY FOR CURING
COnstsasa ptiOn, Coughs.
Bronchitis, Asthma,
And Group.


40 n N ENIL|lOitANl
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
1t is composed Of the active rincipes Of
roots and plants, which are chemically ex-
tracted, SO as to retain all their medical quail
tiles.
MINISTER'S AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Who are so often afflicted with throat dis
eases, will find a sure remedy in this Bal
sam. Lozengers and waters sometimes give
relief, but this Balsam, taken a few times,
VIII insure a permanent cure.
VIII all those afflicted with Coughs or Con +.
sumption. give this Balsam o fair trial they
Will bG pleased with the result and confess
thar the sure remedy is found at last
TITS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Apr!l s. l370.--lm
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Liberty Mills, Va, February p, 1868. 9''

BARBoURsvILLE, VA, January 0, 1869.
take great pleasure in recommending to
the farmers of Virginia the implements con-
by A. =. Routt Il Co. Mr. Routt is
my countyman and neighbor, and ! have
had ample opportunity of testing his skill as
a mechanic, and his untiring energy in his
vita well-constructed and Efficient imple-
ments. ID. JOHNSON BARBOUR.
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NEW BAR ROOgY.

N w hSAAs ROO M.
1 HAVE opened in the store-room
formerly occupied by Capt. T. j. Peyton
on Main Street, a NEW IRST-CLiSS BAR
ROOM, which shall keep constantly sup
piled with the very best Old Augusta Pure
WhislSey, Pure Mountain Apple Brandy,
French Brandy, Peach Brandy, a pure arti-
Gle, blackberry Brandy, Ginger do, Wines
ofal kinds. Tobacco and Cigars. The pub
lie may. rely on these liquors and wines as
oeing always of the best quality. shall do
verything in my power 10 please and re-
spectfuliy solicit the patronage of this com
lnunity
| keep constantly on hand a large and well
selected stock of
GROCERIES,, CANNED FRUIT.
the finest Tobacco, Cigars. &C., which will
be sold at the lowest prices for cash or III ex-
change for country produce at the highest
market rates.
l have also just opened first-class
LIVERY Stable,
and am prepared to accommodate my friends
and the public with Horses, Carriages Bug
giles, &c, at short notice and on reasonable
terms. FARMER l.. WEBR
Orange @. H., January %, 1870.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE ORANGE 9. II. I
February Ord, 1850.
The parties interested in the accounts or
dered by the decree of which the above is an
extract, are hereby notified that have fixed
on Saturday the 10Th day OF March 1870. and
my office at Orange @. H., Virginia, as the
time and place for taking said accounts
Anda II creditors of the said Joseph Hiden
are hereb.- warned to represent and file their
claims before me at said time and place, and
to prove the same, on pain of not being al
lowed to receive an !, is2St Of the assets of said
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LaGKET! LlGHET!. LEGEzT'!.!

WE have Lamps from so cts. 10 s.
w stand and hand lamps; metal and
glass Lamps; the latest improvements in
burners, and the best Chimneys that can be
gotten in the market; Lanterns of all prices
and patterns. Call and see for yourselves.
January 23 8 40, CRAVEN & co.
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CARPENTERING HOUSE BUILDIN
AND UNDERTAKING


AND UNDERTAKING.
THE undersigned desires to announces
u to the public of Orange and the adjoining
counties that no has resumed his former CALI
ing, Tor which lie was trained by years OF
study and practical experience, and is now
prepared to do all kinds of
CARPh.N7IER'S WORK, HOUSE RUIZ.
ING AND MILL GEARING,
viii contract for Public and Pfvote DtceIt-
tngs, furnish Designs and Models, and perform
all the duties required of an experienced ana
skilled architect.
Persons desiring to construct, repair or I'M
prove MILLS of any description, will do we'll
10 call on me, as am particularly acquaint-
ed with That branch of my business Will
also do the work ofan
UNDERTAKEN
anu supply COFFINS of of such patfernsaRf
prlcesas may be desired by eitherthe wealthy
az the poor.
All work shall be done y19
1tthtutty and in q tooyknsdn-ftl1
snail employ none but the boz
In community NhereuI1
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Corrected Heekiy.
Observation-Disclosures, MAY. 10, 1870.

Corrected Weekly 5y L. W Sneed and Partloto
Il -Ne,Ontaa.
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CANDIDATES FOR BARBOUR TOWN.
After general hptiee. quite a mn
OF leading ritizrns asse.nhledat So
set on saturday evening, Ma
when, after full deliberation.
10 Wig nominations for office
bour Township. Orange Col
made aEI unanimously q
the meeting: Fer superyl
s,our; for Assessor,
4Clerk, j. NJ, Payn
Nv Graves; for CO
G.. l.. Graves; Il
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sEGP AND READ.

WE have Brush ior every iody.-
w Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes Hair
Brushes, Curling Brushes, Shoe Bri. shes,
stove Brushes, Whitewasb Brushes, of eve
ny grade and Price; Pocket Combs, Dressing
combs, Fine Combs, of every price and pat
tern. We have he largest stock in the mar
ke5, and can sell very low. Give us a call.
January 2S, 1870. CRAVEN & co.
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Hoop. Sheet. Tire, Horse Shoe and
IL Hammered Iron, Nail Rods, Steel, Sheet
Zinc, Axes, Old Dominion Nails, Axle-grease
Horse Collars, Hames, Traces, &C., for sale by
January 20, 1870. l.. w. SNEED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

A good many people are inquiring why the
poll lists are not published for the wards in
which the registry has been made. The regis
tiers passed through the upper wards some time
ago, yet up to this hour no registry list has ap-
Peared. even for the First Ward, which was
nrst visited by them.
1t has heretofore been the practice to print
ana conspieuously post the lists, directly after
mace, IN order that opportunity might be af-
ferded for the detection Of any errors of regis
uation, prior to the concluding revision by the
Registers. If they wish to escape censure, and
probably quite undeserved) suspicion they win
promptly issue the lists as usual.
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The Bowen ratification ''outburst" last night
was grand hzzle-the Last dying kiOLs OF Cne
Bowen boilers.
A very large portion of the inconsiderable
crowd present were Emery men, as shown by
the fact that the exceeding thin enthusiasm was
from the platform, and the line of tOrch-bearing
corporation employees Immediately surrounding
It Major Morse, who seemed to be the fugle-
man Of the occasion, did his best to lead of
applause by stamping and by pounding on the
repoi tiers table with his fist. But what could
the little Major do-never weighing more than
IS pounds, and having lost twenty since Bowen
was re-nOminated?
Wait until the Emery ratification, and then
you viii hear il thunder
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pIsRAELI's NEW NOVEL;
The Literary Sensation Of the Tear.
Ncw Seddy. Published from adraHed she's,
tLOTHAIR-o
ANOVEL
By a
The Right Hon. BENJAMIN DISRAELI, n. P.
Late Prime Minister Of Great Britain.
Two Editions Of " Lothair' sre published: One in
Cloth, LIMO, price 81 90; the other In Octave,
Paper, price loo.
The Right Hon. BENJAMIN DISRAKLI, N. P
I.ata u Eizsas n - Gsass R=;s.;s,
Fye,n TIE Nste York Trtbxns ;.

7rf,- a. From tie Nes York Trsbxs,. GsTF
"The announcement Of 'Lothair,' . new novel by
BENJAMIN DIsRAKLI, has caused quite q o. nsation
in England, where noyeists seldom become Prime
Ministers. For twenty three years the author OF
Vivian Grey has abandoned the fowery fields Of
romance, for the dusty paths Of politics. His last
novel, 'Tsncred,' was issued IN I5G, and his long
slei as well his political eminsnce, gives an
unusual zest to the anticipation of 'Lothair' The
Saturday Rer'sW says that all England will be ex-
cited over IL 10 May, and another English journal
states that newspaper had offered the author ten
thousand pounds for the privilege Of publishing It In
instruments. The Appletons have purchased the
advance sheets Of 'LOthsir at high price, and viii
issue IL simultaneously with its appearance I'm
England in the first week Of May. Lothian, the
hero, is q young English nobleman Of the highest
rank, who, left orphan at an early age, 10 in
trusted to the care Of two guardians, one Scottish
Duke Of the Presbyterian faith, and the other Car
dinsl Of the Catholic Church. The plot turns in
part, the struggle between these opposing forces
and embraces besides, Fenisnism and various other
piauant and interesting episodes. Some of the
prominent characters Of the novel are Americans,
and in the Of il the American sculptor Story
and his statues are very highly complimented."
MAILED, Sosf.fyee, TO any address fhe United
States yecefpf Of price.
d. APPLETON CO., Publishers,
1t 80, 80 81 Grand st., Mes York
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The Senate District Committee in investioat-
ing (per resolution Of the Senate yesterday the
financial condition Of the city OF Washington
will find, for one thing, that the old Corporation
six per cent stocks, which prior to 1851 sold As
high as l0S as desirable investment, and which
never sold under 50 until Mr.. Bowen came into
once, are now selling at IS to 30. And this ia
but single specimen Of the depreciation in
values under the Bowen rule.
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AS Mr.. Bowen was present at the ratification
meeting last night, II is to be supposed that he
accepts the nomination But it is very strange
that his expected letter OF acceptance does not
make its appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

NOR xENr-Ths, UPPRR PART q Aouse Ne:
5SS fpnQiysnia sys9es. saoaAahS ~ , vS,asc
.6Ie. 1p1iy of HABLE 8 90" on The yrsgg''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

EDITOR STAR:-what Cook do yoa mean?
There Is but one.
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ARCTIC SODA WATIR
WITH FRUIT AND CREAM BYRUPS, si5-
GO TO SMITH TUNES IRUG STORE,
my+lm Corner nth 81. and Pa. ave.
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SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREET LOTS FOE
~ SALE
Eight Business Lots on Seventh St, opposite the
Thyson Hotel; nine Eighth St, same square
Terms: 0Betenth cash: one tenth every six months
Also. on easy terms q number Of desirable Lots IN
sections of the city row being rapidly improved
Inquire OF THOMAS Young,
1886 New York az enue,
mh22 In Between 18th and 18th sts