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Trial for Murder.
THR CASE OF FLOYD.

| THR CASE OF FLOYD.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fsher.-This morn
ing, Henry Floyd, indicted for the murder OF
John Donnelly. by knocking him overheard
from the schooner A. ID. Stout, mt Georgetown.
was placed ON trial; the District Attorney and
LIS assistant prosecuting, and Messrs. X. Har-
! 1inston and A. Il. Williams appearing for the
The following were selected as the jury: Par
ker Moulton. .Iehn n. Newman, Patrick Der.
tnrOuars 4. samuels, w. II. Barker, Patrick
no ahd, element Brooks, Alfred ST :phenson.
W. III: 6r0wR, Sr Walker Lewis, John 5. Pax
sou. and Richard Waters
MI Carringsen opened the case fer the pros
echiion. STATING that they expected TO prov
| that the accused and deceased were on the
same vessel; that there had been some IN feeling
between them, and that the accused Knocked
deCe ased overheard.
Dir. Williams opened for the defence, de-
scribing the prisoner a. young man from Phil
adelphIa without friends here statln Q that thew
would prove that there was no murder in the
case. and would most likely shaw that tlsre
was no crime committed, but tust the browning
OF deceased was accidental.
Solomon Smith was the first witness sworn
and he testified to having seen the r'r-jes en-
gagged In fighting on Bridge street, and on eros
exs mination stated tn 1t about htte. n mi lut-s
afterwards nc wonC 10 the wharf. where AZ saw
me accused showing others where the deceased
Wilson smith testified to seeing the parties
hghting, and 10 hearing the prisoner say ID the
othef man lyon wont live ~ Cct ID Bust m"
and subsequently, to seeing the body OF the de-
leased.
James Henry testified 10 having seen the ac-
cased with the man who was drowned; prisoner
got on board the schooner first and the dec "a
sat ON the rail; the accused kicked deceased ran
back, struck him. and the deceased fell into the
water.
The accused is healthy-lookias young man
apparently ~ or 80 years OF age, with browa
ham, blue eyes, and quite a pleasant looking
cconntenance; He is accompanied in court b.
his aged mother.
ORPHANS COURT, Julye ParoeU.-The will
OF the late Joseph Fugitt, bequeathing his cs
tate 10 ms family, was flied, fully proven and
admitted 10 probate. Letters testamentary were.
Issued to Susannah B. Fugitt and Nathaniel b
Fugitt-bond $50 600. Letters OF administration
on the estate OF the late George &. Ames Were
issued To &. III. Hall and A. *. AmeS-boad
goo. Also, on the estate of the late Connac
Nchen to Mary Elbert-bond 81 .5Ol
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Mr.. Brown replied that the comm ttee hal
taken some testimony, but we're not vet re Wv
TO report. Mr.. Gaines had been requested tn
appear before the committee, but had declined
TO appear.
Mr.. Beall moved that the Board request NJ.
Gaines TO appear before that committee ON
Thursday night next at 80 O'Clock. [LansE-
teri
The motion was agreed to.
At $50 che Board adjourned.
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Georgetown Advertisements,

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr. Georgetown
ADMIN1STRATRIXS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS At AUCTION
a On FRIDAY MORNING, March 18th, a; 10
clock, will sell, at the residence OF the lat.
Daniel b. Jackson, No. 96 Bridge street OBJ
tRpslte Jefferson street, general assortment c:
LOUISA Y. JACKSON. Admin str a;riN
n2l-f THOS. BOWLING, Aucr
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SINGULAR OCCURRRNCE-A Street Car De-
stroyed by Fire-Loss 81 ,20.-About one O'Clock
to-day singular occurrence took place on the
stand Of the Metropolitan Tor street line
Railroad, at the junction Of 18th and + streets.
by which car No was entirely DESTROYED. The
car had been upon the stand but few minutes,
dnring which time tho driver. Allen Mclean
had eateu his lunch in it, and had left IL but =
moment whom another driver no ticed the flames
and gave the alarm. large crowd gathered,
and the drivers and other employees of the com
pany attempted to extinguish the flames with
blankets, but could not succeed, and the car
was burnt to the wheels and axles, the wood
work being completely destroyed, Involving a
loss OF 81 100 or more. The money box and dri-
vers belt, containing tickets and money, WAS
saved, but some OF the tickets were damaged
Ihe driver and ethers are at loss a. to the ORR
gin OF the fire. The driver is certain there was no
fire in the car when he left il, and thai he did
not handle match while in it, and the general
in the straw which was strewed over the bottom
of the car, and ignited it. 80 =
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DRY GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.

The decline in gold enables us to offer GREAT
SAEGAiNS IN ALL klknS OF DIZZY GOODS:
cheap: yard wide Bleached Shirting. r.ry asars Is
cent? spec,a! baysasa; Richardsons and other
large stock OF Black and Colored Alpacas, from =
cenhur; Cassimers and Tweeds for Men and BOYS,
very cheap: beautiful Spring Delsines and Armures
Is; - and 3; 900 yards Spring Cslicoes, 5, 10 and
iz,g cents, 1.-THE best goods made 1t 2n cent?: alss
Special bargains may Be expected by all who favor
rs with call. BENJAMIN MILLER,
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Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
VALUABLE PROPERTY on GAY STREET. AT

AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March
b E I'd, at O'Clock, will cell, in front of ID.
~prernfses, Lot No. 2 and the west part OF Lot
No, in Beals nrst addition to Georgetown on the
south side OF Gay street between Congress. ana eh
streets, improved by tive Frame Dwelling House,
tns n"le fronting eighty i've feet Gay street by
Terms; One third cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest. Deferred payments 10 be a.
cured by purchaser notes with deed of trust on III.
property Conveyancing and Stamps At the cost Of
The purchaser. 500 b be paid down when the pros
erty 10 struck OF. Title perfect
mho-sonSdtd TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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gold wreath"
sRochefort's troubles d, not teach him
pr anenee' he threatens to marry whom he gets
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LOCAL NEWS.
AnlIrsemeuf<. &c.

NATIONAL THKATKE-JOe jefferson in Grip
Van Wrinkle"
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Seanee by Charlie II.
Read.
UNION LEAGrE HALL.-Lecture by Professor
WILCOX Spain in 1s69"
WAUsH CHAPEL--COncert ny the Choir
SIXTH 6 STRoSa's Art GALLERY, a45 at.
NARRATIVES AIT GALLERY 80 9TH street
bAELov's ART GALLERY. 23l Pa av.aae
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SALE OF FINE Observation-Disclosures a.
Iatta, real estate brokers, have sold for Ex-sec-
ais,i MeCunocn; house No. l4a3, in the
spiehg,o 1ow on X. between 18th and 18th streets,
to s. H. Hurd, Esq, Of New York. for x2I 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-22

Mr.. CHARLES HI. REAp's SrxScr at Oaa
Felows Hal! this evening, win give our citi zens
an opportunity to investigate come or the so-
called spiritual manifestations. Those who 10
not aomt that spirits have anything to do with
the matter, aae forced n the other Slterr t;vs
that MT. Il. Is at least an expert ct slieht-of
hand; Tor ut the private seances he has given no
has rather mystiied some very shreWd citizens
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ELECTION OF A MIcRosCoPIsT.-At q meet
ing Of the faculty OF the Medical Department Of
the Howard University, held on the 18th inst
.Jespyr Edwin Cheney, NJ. d., was elected
HissToscOpist Vi thai Institution.
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CITY ITEMS.
PRICES DOLLAR JEwELRY STORE.
No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between I 3 and 9th sts..
Rccciyes new gonns every DAY.

HANDSOME Biue Melton Walking Coats and
Vests for SIG.
Handsome Walking Coats $40, So, SIS and
$40. 49,
Youths Walking Coats, and Vests Il match.
GEORGE q. HESNING.
40 18th street, -. w,
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DR.. WHITE, Surgeon Ckiropodist most
respectfully informs his patrons that on and
after March LIST, 1870. his establishment will be
located in the more eligible rooms, No. SIS 18th
street, opposite L. :. Treasury. He successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club ana Iri-
growing Nails, and other diseases Of the feet
without pain or Inconvenience TO tine patient
The shoe can he worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers 10 the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands ofother
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from q. m TO q p. m. Owing to
press OF business at ONCE. DIR. Waite is anahie
70 visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and 8 H. m
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BENCH WARRAST.-William Bird was ar
rested yesterday by Oficer Hamilt) IN of the
eighth precinct, on beT oh warrant for larceny
oftra>s frem the Navy Yard, and, after q hear
ing before Justice Schmidt, was turned over TO
the United States Marshal.
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INDICTMENT TO BUY GOOD SEWING Ma
cHlNE.-Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple ana best constructed sewing ma
chime, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire at the sgency, Bsum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 4oS Seventh street, between ID
and T.. Oh
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THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, ID. Bsck
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. 3
Market Space, between sth and 9th streets
Also, Agent Tor Florence Sewing Machine. POI:
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IMPORTANT ANSor ScKNKST.-See the adver-
tisemsnt Of O'Hare & Sons, in another column,
announcing the gr' at reduction in the price of
-four, etc Their stock is large and fresh. and
they are making II 20 the interest Of the public
10 become their customers
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ELPH0NZo YOUNGS d Co,
g ROC ERS,
334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
CORNER FouR-ASD-h-HALS STREET.
ELFHoNzo YoUSGs. K. N. BUEcEsKB
mills
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ESTABLISHED IN 1884
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1897.
W. II. wHEArLEYp
CLEANSING EAsHTRRBLIsHMENr.

Georgetown, DC
Rsplets With every desirable aeparat1e and DfD
vided with the best talent and artistic skill 90 be Oh
tanned With coossant personal attention ON the par
Of the proprietor, mafes this the best place IN Ii.
District 70 ksve Il srdsrs In hin line well ans
romptly oxecuteo- se2llm
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. ETC
DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES,

WEIGHS BEST FAMILY FLoUR ssIe rkS
SACK.
RAYS BEsr ARLISGToN MILLS FAhILr
fLoUE s2i5 FER sACk
R.ery'hirr e'se ia the Gra-'rv Iiu- a: gssii, low
C.S o'rraaE a. son,
1913 SEVENTH STREET NV.
mhsu BxrwsEx N.~sy
fLrn"Nzo ho'NSs. I'm. SESAME.
sLPHoNzO YoUNoS s. CO..
GrOcers,
S34 AEEsox.
CORNER FoUR-.sD-,-h.Lp sTsarr.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
lie called 40 large invoice Of
, OLD GOVERNMENT IAvA COFFEE
just received. which we sruas4e, to b. the finest in
The city, Without exception We 6Osght these goOas
while AZ the extreme low rates OF sIlo. aud l4,sa
We are abe to offer them also naly Other asticIes
GREATLY
CALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES.
kas o d ~" CHOICE jisf fG JILL I1 f
NEW YORK BUTTER,
which NE are Offering at POSITIVE BAEGAIS.
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DELEGATE TO THE NATIONAL MKDIc Al As.o
cIATIoS.-At a meeting of the Alumni Associz-
ton Of the Medical Department Of Georgetown
College, held last evening, DR.. r. s. l.. Walsh
OF this city, was elected a delegate 70 the
National Medical Association of the United
States, to be held in this city next May.
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while a. the extreme low rates Of sIl0.and hsura
! cur line,
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TIE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF LITERATrRr
SCIENCE AND ART met last night when payer
was lead on meteOrOlOgy by Judge Tillsy, and
Captain Hall gave very interesting account OF
his polar explorations, after which Dr.. Samson
read resolution which would soon be sub
rnitted 70 Congress for an appropriation of $780,
ooo 20 aid Captain Hall in his next expedition &c
northern ATTITUDES.
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CHICKEN THIEF CHAsED.-AboGt five o'clock
This morning, officer Felt. OF the seventh pre-
einet, discovered two colored men in the alley
between r and and 9Th and 9TH streets. On
approaching them thew started OF, dropping A
basket, which contained six chickens and some
Ladies' under clothing, and made good Their es-
cape. The chickens proved 20 be the property
of Mrs. Cadwalsder, on 9th street, between E
and T streets.
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Police CAsEs--EdwsTd Barron was arrested
to-day by Officer Osterhouf for an aggravated
assault on Charles A. Rzndell, and after a hear
ing before Justice Thompson was heldfor court.
Randen, for disorderly conduct and the use of
indecent language towards Barron. was fined
rve dollars, which he paid and was dismissed.
II. n. Hoover was arrested yesterday by Ser
Eeant Franklin OF the sixth precinct on COM
I.laint Of Mr.. AcClosky for obtaining grods
under false pretences, and was held for afurther
hearing by Justice Marsh.
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BANKERS

SUrERY PURLIC, COMMISSIONERS OF
DEEDS. RIAL ESTATE and GENERAL AGENT,
will attend 90 renting houses ana collecting rents
. Once nsrthwesf corner of Eighth and streer,
opposite the Poet ofkce Department. mhls colin
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fRor: j. X. H. WILCOX lectures on "Spsin
in 1ets, AZ mon League Hall to night. The
proposition 10 open steam communication with
k2t country makes such a discourse ~ esnecial
interest just now. We understand that man.
stereoscopic views. photographs OF distingu,.heJ
men, &c, viii give variety to the occasion.
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@ATwENTIETH STREET MAR
KET.
10 52O TWENTIETH STREET., N0.~
Betwevn e. aud n
BY Nm. LNkINs son,
Keep constantly on hand the very beet auality of
FRfsH and SALT MEATS. BACON LkRD
BuTXEk, EGGs. POULTRY, GAME, CANNED
ERUlTS ard fEGETABi,ES IL
Give rs n rai
MANNING DELIVERED TO ANY An.
DRESS FREE OF CHARGE mis- o.
n sPRING STYLE.
Tn. pal lie are rssSsetfrlly informed tia, III
% - ~. oia WYE nagh or low crown SILK
SUNNINGHAM1 HAT factory, e2a TX -
net. and 4. 0New Hat made to order. fsio. N,
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LARCENv Of BED.-This morning. about Z
o'clock, officers Steele and C2ruthcrs arrested
VIM. Harris, colOred. having in his possession a
mattress and bcdstesd, stolen from the house OF
Hester Long. lie had hearing before Justice
Wall this morning, and was committed to jail
for court.
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BRoTHKRIr LOVE william Newton and
Daniel Il. Newton, brothers. ere arrested last
night BY Oficers Marx and hamilton, OF the
eighth precinct, for hitting over a eitiem.nt
dDllsrs, which be paid, and Daniel was dismissed
by Justice Schmidt
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Arrest OF AN EX-GovEExMEvT CLERK FOR
scESEkf--Scrse four months since a number
OF forged notes amounting fas far % baarI
rom 10 nc ariy 81 30, were placed in circ;iIa-
non, as alleged, by \. I. DucSstader, a clerk in
the fcst once Department, who shortly after
Ltit tne city Among the notes As one which
fell INTO the hands of Col j. Hodge of 2l3 r
street, and he took measures to ascertain ID q
where abouts, and after three months search
discovered that he in st. Louis. He pro-
cured "a warrant from the Court here and ar
rested him last week. Arriving in Washi.,0ton
with Dis srisQper yesterday morning. h. lodged
MN n jail. WITNESSES in the case will ~. sent
10 the grand jury in few DAYS Among the
Forged notes IL one pnrpOrtihg TO be drawn ~
ron. W. Il. Stokes, aud another by Clark IL lLs
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SALE IF REAL ESTATE. V. y. Huyck,
zeal estate agent. has sold for H. !. Gregory,
Esq, a three-s.ory brick house, situated on
Maryland avenue, on east half OF lot l., Of
Brsdleys subdivision OF lot : in square 492, to
Benjamin r. Fuller. Esq. for - 500.
Nessrs. Cross y Walsh, real estate agents, re-
port sales during the present month OF part OF
lot IL, in square 9Jl. with improvements 10 An
tonic Baptiste, for 81 go subs. 1. 2. TO- 49, and
y, square Iii, TO Chas. SuOth. for 81 cents Der
foot, ts5, 49, lot square s74 with improve
nCniS, 10 same party, Tor $500.
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: q .JnAn *. 'Fialloe4i yrr -


"A TToIgVfsak AT ElkW. aud Solicitor of.
- ls1t ent9 nso.t65 lfronch stfeettopposite
Iltca lIpuse}l Eric, Pa WIN practiee in
fh6sSyeaal SState Courts and the United
States Courts. Special atlentinn given 10,
soliNftip< ratents lfor Inyentaf - in nsringe-.
snefAts. rs- issiye aIid 5axtensia2rof patents
>s,tefiiiy attended, ID. sltaiereneQFS Illeths
,faincs Campbell, ClalioRi kiqD.ssi pan, p.
lziehnlnnd, ,lAisadeiIlSi w. T.. .lI+-athy;, Iriih
Slszosta.i1l ,as r.-.a e-.r fir-|t.f. /, 80,
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NrEw ESoINES. rfhehndersigned have
IN for sale and will receive orders for tho
above Engine. Mcssrs. Tiff Sons % 90.
are now sending 70 this maTSet their l2-
Horse Power Engine with l4-llorse Poweh
Boiler peculiarly adapted to deep wells,
IN Wen Fixtures, Hardware, de., Nam ~.
next door to Chase House, PleRspltVllle,
nnd az Mansion House, iNtusvine,a ~ -l
IA. X. BRETT d5SON, Agents
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sstOO.OOO in six msnths can be
ls96 m6a IL bv a shrewd and reliable man ln
ttiiire SAFE business. An investment OF go
\ wsli return a clear profit OF S4l o. ,bPg par
! tif,itsrs ca,ll or address the NOnth Ameri7
/ c3 IS ttfrs leo, z KO. IS Nassau street,
.sst,. eas, '1s5llih .sisl8is noiia M a4-4t
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lphisical Life az woman

q ~ GEO. II. NicF ffI5 IS, n D. iioi %
: This IlFe e9SR 9S6 Ls, rs tiiG ivtt tes su
Sold SIT fsttlAis isollk with rapidly cutie ,st
fAgGsts allagIee that they :
mako money iiieter Seiiiiirs II thasi'4nf g'n1
other. MuehyGrst9clAssoto territory sis still p
open. IsoatlinF omeifor pAlet stts; tAd-
= fo,s, No,,I- aI,,e' IBSfbn V.iH 2g-At .Dsil,
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y o'ai bs2aDIq 81 bssir4 oissBu
y k4s ,s1sbl{N 70 - tIssssd-bhsr
= sffdf -'7efIrfHsb Ensov ovlivssa spis
y .'tiuods cd n'Oii suiliT,..rrrs
ih'-s4s efifcs ~ rrsfEs q --rfIEff5Ty
1t"--LINCOLN. .bslsiRua
q .a@ss -ssssia n, ID
S2sPERiIiAN ANNlIlM:,.i
~ ksss4lss ~ -s-sa aza aua e.. as.,
; 6Aljs t,ksts ssa ssk AENSvn y
s1vFsE II 6siRt ~ gRaRTslEsis d
: ,assoas ssil 81 ~ vli--taa5
I Il ggsowfAhls he lseecsod ftomsa1dsI
isof testimoniafsof similar character, i.
efRrsssiisisrti ed aspDf, sss. De. Rssfar.s
.ol2sI ~ !; i.5flil flileg iiq&ehiaes & sSsSy SsSyf5I
aFsaAI Hks4as erotdss.a Il Bal.gt sMasI
me @fiShefirst piece, heseigtfo,. if u htal,
\ oulely I shpnld still warlt 4 Grover Z,
lSer ;'Hsisl4sAvisg n Gfosep1e ealSercsaI
Esls ,tsss l,lii.peS9 Of az the Tesis Il
ie.ins tzari an zoaAsrs' ,s-kifsls.yo Groi-
1 siieRil4 i.14 Sl9ga9ls ei4A v sssrta v..i.ss
@.l h3ye had several years expo
neewithiif GrotcT y Baker Machine.
'igh ~ M RessiEsia. .nle :, gEeat satissastiop.
. ilyeflfa7iaedtly does felllsptn frrot ont
cider i prefer the Grover. 81 Bakdr de-
Or. Watts, New y o4lt..i,t A
%tafhSt SiAAa of6in i1y firn niIE lsoee
me two years; ana fIom what = L.Rhow1
n -SE s,sSSp 5 fs9% ts is tSssI219aS ts ,SS,1 n
I,Ig56 haIgaiS oT see aigg hSg sa 8q
fs. Gen. Grant : - - 80.
"a a,eieSo5i1 to BE- DIE sbcsa ial!
rlgs considered, ,ofany that l have known
Il very simple and easily. learned; The
vinS ir9al w s 2Fd i2Hry sEeqt (,
! PES ornaR altal%yariS beelt Hql lDi .it. is l
liabie to get out of order. Mrs, A. NJ
obner, SO Bond SIEBroslSlyth irsllsfiTI
S.'tIruaf acall ainisilIvith The Wngk Of
o$f sSes RIsssF ss she
Or tlac ssircbSapssF Fgp icuI lave YpriS
5fwlsth isTsisii gSS5siisss1siiE. 4, lDtitAtor
'hilEs &s. A. fskaiaiiSdE9 kaiaiiSdEs9 styFsett, Ao Y..s,S ]
II ttTdeye ,tha5r fwo-thr,ls. of all tbe
ying' done 81 M iiiy fsn1ify fof ieidst two
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~ rusExcf1ange Hote,

T OVER TfDfouTE,t Pa, ,-D.ss. RANs-'
L. pBlIptS SOY Props. ThiS hQnssS2s sal2vih
ring place la Tidioute. a good billiard
hooIhaeeAe2i 8 " i.liK iE5ga el.ls
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Syracuse FIouscp

rINIpIoUTF,PA,-J.,S D M.AoEr, y Propie;f.
/ tors. The house has been thoroushfy
reiittedand IL now IN the dirSt lass goru er,,,
with the best of Jaecollln odnto ons, An
information 'fi9nOerniIlgs, Qil erliltelyl ~
this uoint be olieerfu llS fprnished. - =
-iya sasss aflu yil'In& D. MAGEE,t Il
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: mo RePaIIloan a. jii olpcs : !

II EEPS cpnstahtly On hand q large as
~ sortnlent al Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Suhpoena3. M, Summons, &e., to
be SOLD cheap Tor casli. ~ ~. q.
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IN Ntif Book 81 y Spal.ess. -P Fiee ,.3Q cts,
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appointed by the Manu- 4 stiftIyd qsi9Eas
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hcad quarters, for tlIis section, bf theeo!e'
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inusiell ipo, IhasFllei ion. Ba.qk 9t.rl Sings
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Vioiins. Banios, ir1htcs,, tS64and Dtne !
= ,~Isfo S. and German siiyera laftrumenp
tflyriqhed r. B9pds n pae lowest ,,lo prices s
I by mail or Otherwise as or,iered. - N''' 7
\ dfst.co olld -l6alss y amos, Me'Qiieols and or
gaRs,; t3llen ~ exchange for i.7w pnes..
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10th 4 5-HhtchiAsS Iitif ui unaersfaerl sold
ufg7 10 oE,leSs arc reinlringemepts. Address
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