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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-30

NOTICE. 1 hereby notify aud warn all
~ pcrsous against purchasing certain paper writ
ing ssuod y me, and reading in substance ollowss
BARRIE, VI, Sept "a, 1870.
For value received promise 10 pay A. &. COnkling
order one hundred aud iny dollars six months from
date, with use.n
Sud paper having been procured by fraud and with
out consideration shall not pay the same.
I.ORiNd WATSON
Dare, w.. Oct Is, ts1u. i1iEs
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iy ph $50 d. -llis Lar-e Sales. lmmcn1o Pronts
'iupeudnus revelations pud Startling disclosures Tho
whole -ue'i lara bare and TO- hdoou'ncss exposed u
universal excavation, NnifrtN rs rifg INTERESTS or
iNltHAtuN tuHleuANuY AFD PUBLIC MORALITY.
SEM Tor rltul1t' aud terms l =. Publishing Co.,
AtG York. tf %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-30

DEcLNEn.-Rey Daniel c. Roberts of Lowell
Mass, declines he recent call to the RectOrship
Of Trinity Church, Rutland
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-11-30

HOUSE FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
Il being about 70 romoyo from town, offers for sale
hls dwelling house state Street, IN this village noxt
Woit of the Residence OF Hon. Timothy =. Redaeld.
T. A. fULLAM.
Montpelier, Aug %, 1870 5i-tc
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STATE OF VERMONT

rr By the ''"'''-4 y f. MERRILL Judge
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or the Citizens Association course, the date Of
which is definitely fixed, will be given by Gen.
JosErn X. llswLEY, Tx Governor Of Connecticut,
IueslaJ evening Dec 18Th. Subject Gentle
men in Politics" Efrts are being made to
Change Tie date Of pr1f. Seelye's lecture from
Dee 2sth, TO Tuesday evening Of next week (Dcc
ott), thus leaving the time Of the usual CJuere~-
.ionol adjournment open fer senator S-huiz.
Prof SeclSe'. lecture will be semi scientific unc
upon the Sun. twill mo- doubt prove as inter
es'ing a- we hnyc reason o. believe IL will be- i'm
struciiyc
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r YDIA OROSSETTS ESTATE.-

by tho Court.-Attest,
i6is W. n. WHEELER, Register.
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GEORGETOWN.

OAK HILL CENKTERY.-The annual report of
the Board of Managers Of the Oak Hill Gene
terry Company, submitted at their meeting on
Monday last, showed the following fgures:-
Cash on hand April 30, 1869, 4,527 80; receipts
from sales of lots, &c, SIS SAL 3; expenditures,
s1,6l0.05; stocks and bonds held by the compa-
ny, S55, 100; showing an increase of the invested
fund during the year of S12 900. In view Of the
lots, amounting now to SO, iN SO, with interest
accI ued thereon, (some of ii for more than ff-
teen years. amounting to 81 ,4oS.69, the Board
has unanimously determined, with some excep-
tons, TO reduce the price from $3.50 to 81 per
foot, and sell only for cash. The price of bound
stones has also been reduced from &C to 81.
greenhouse has been erected for the prop
agation OF plants for the adornment OF the
grounds, and also as a convenience to lOt-hold-
ers, where they may purchase their supplies on
the spot, the proceeds to 60 into the treasury OF
the company. An iron railing has been erected
on the whole front on Road and Montgomery
streets, with q gateway on the latter street,
which will add much to the security, convent
ence, and beauty OF the cemetery. Both the
railing and green-hOuse were the gilt Of Mr..
Corcoran. A substantial wall, ON the Rock
Creek front, will be built during the summer,
when the water in the creek Is lower. Curb
stones have been set, and the fOotways paved,
on the entire front on Road and Montgomery
streets, and an appropriation has been made by
the corporation for the graveling OF Road street.
The Potomac water Is now being introduced,
which will prove great convenience.
PUBLIC SCHOOL ExANINATIoNs.-The Board
of School Guardians held their regular monthly
meeting last evening, and after the passage OF
several bills TO meet the current expenses, the
question of the annual examinations was taken
up, and it was decided to commence on june
21st next, IS follows: Tuesday, juno 2lst, at
High street School building, Miss fuckers
school, by Mr.. Dunlop. and Miss Craigs, by Mr..
Libbey; "Wednesday, I'D, Mrs. Bates school, by
Mr.. Beall, and Miss Sullivan's, by Mr.. Wilson;
Thursday, sd, Mrs. Turner's school, by Mr..
Newman; Friday, 24th, Mrs. Edmonston's, by
Mr.. Hyde; Monday, 9th, Male Grammar, by
Mr.. Libbey; Tuesday, 2Sth, Female Grammar
by Mr.. Magee; "wednesday, 18th, ut O'Clock p
m, distribution of medals and premiums at
Market-house Hall. (
sixth BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-The thirty
ninth monthly meeting Of this association was
held last evening at Lang's Hotel, aud sixty-one
shares, representing 81 ,S5, were retired, at an
average Of $3.50 net to the share.
POE & SKLIesoN are determined to be before
the public. They advertise judiciously and
profitably elsewhere in our columns.
SALT, Of a superior quality for confectioner,
and others, Is advertised elsewhere by j. Thoma:
Davis & Co., near Water and High streets
GEORGETOWN. They import direct and sell cheap
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his death unjustinably by q shot fred from 9
pistol in the hands of the said Edw'd Javins. >
Jayins, who came to the city last night and
gave himself up to the sheriff, was examine ed
before Justice Samuel Beach at the jail tn Q
morning, and was released upon security in the
sum Of II 600 for his appearance at the July
term Of the county court TO answer TO the charge
of shooting. Both parties were young men, but
had families.
I'm YEARS IN THE PESITKNTIARY-Ihe
trial Of Henry Burch for an outrage committed
last fan upon a little girl named Josephine
Brown, near Hunting Greek, just outside OF the
corporate limits of this city, came on at the
June term OF the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county yesterday, Judge Keith presiding, and
resulted in sentence Of confinement in the
penitentiary for ten years. The prisoner, when
the verdict Of the jury was announced, said,
"You have convicted the wrong man." and
mentioned the name of one Of his former COM
panions in this city as that Of the really guilty
party.
AFTER THE GILLERs-The MARYLAND police
steamer, noticed in yesterdays Gazette as hav-
ing been seen or Crany Island, warning the
OILERS against using their nets any longer, took
station of this city yesterday for the same pur-
pose. She left early this morning on . cruise
down the river. She Is authorized by q law Of
the State of Maryland to prevent gilling on the
Potomac after the 9Th Of june.
SUDDEN DKATR.-Mrs. John Lloyd died sud-
denly at her residence, Mount Ida, near this
city, early this morning.
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An ACT making additional regulations respecting
the expenditure OF money by the Clerks and Com
missoners Of the several market houses in the city
Of Washington.
BE endoted BY the Board Of Ak.rmen and Bo1rf
o. Common Council Of the CRY Of WASHINGTON That
on and after the passage of this act il shall be uu-
lawful for any of the Clerks i'm either Of the markets
OF the city Of Washington, for any of the Commits
soners, at any time to cause any work 10 be done in
any Of the market houses in this city where an ey-
v IL,
lars S25) without being first duly authorized by an
act of the City Councils. 49,
SEC. And Be IL further enacted, That it shall not
be lawful for any Clerk of either or the market
houses IN this city any of the Commissioners of
the MARI cts, TO employ more men for cleaning and
keeping the said market houses in order than Gu-
thorfzed by law.
SEC. 8. And BE- az tnrther tnaefsd, That all acts or
parts Of acts inconsistent with this be- and the
same are hereby, repealed, and that any Commits
sioner or Clerk violating any Of the provisions of
this act shall be liable TO fine Of fifty dollars 20
for each and every such oense, the same be.col-
lected and applied other fines of the CORPORATE N
are collected and applied.
Approved, April Il, ls70.
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The RELEASE OF THE BALTIMORE RoUGHs.-
Justice W. II. Chase, who committed to Jail the
thirteen cOlOred roughs from Baltimore, on
quently, states that he released them because,
when good and sufficient bail was offered, he
bad no other course to pursue. Messrs. Andrew
Gleason and Dennis Murphy went this bail
slO0 for each one-to keep the peace, and the
men promised to leave the city on the next
train; nothing was said a. to the charge of car
rying concealed weapons. After their release
they were not seen at the Fourth Ward polls, as
had been stated, and they complied with their
promise 80 far as their leaving the city was con-
cerned, notw,tnssanding they were disappointed
depot to pay their return fares-Hon. John l..
Thomas, Collector OF Baltimore, advancing the
money. That these Baltimore roughs were
brought here to interfere In our election, in be-
half of Bowen, IL shown by the fact that they
were bailed by Bowen striker Gleason, and that
their fare was paid by Bowen's Baltimore friend,
John l. Thomas, Collector OF the port Of Balti-
more.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette of last evening has the following
items:
FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR.-George Morrow,
q drayman employed by Washington s. Herbert,
was shot and mortally wounded in the bar-room
at Carlin's Springs last night by Edw'd Javins,
a farmer Of Fairfax county. The parties had
gone to the Springs on an excursion given by
The Virginia Socials, club of young men living
in the neighborhOod. The wounded man was
put on the train and started for this city at
once, but died before he reached here. Coroner
Stoutenburgh held an inquest upon the body
this morning, the jury, Of which Justice W. l..
Penn was foreman, rendering the following
verdict -" The said George Morrow came to
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An ACT to amend an act entitled IAN act auth oriz
ing the construction OF a sewer in Pennsy yania
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
west
Be 1t enacted By the Board OF Aldermen and Board
81 Common Council Of ths CRY Of WaShtHstoa, That
the sewer lately constructed in Pennsy ania
nue., between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west
has been laid on the north side of the avenue, in
such position TO be OF whatever to the pro
pertv the south side of the avenue the property
on the sodth side be, and is hereby exempted from
the payment Of the special tax assessed therefor,
and the said portion Of the TO be paid out
Of the funds of the Second Ward.
Approved, April Is, 1870.
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AN ACT for the relief Of Abraham Fleming.

AN ACT for the relief Of Abraham Fleming.
Be az enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Boa,f
of Common Council Of the Gty Of Washington, That
the Mayor be. and he is hereby, authorized and re-
Quested to 10 be paid TO Abraham Fleming out
OF any money to the credit Of the general fund of
this Cooperation the sum of twenty two dollars,
(S22,D the same being the amount of a fine, with
costs. erroneously imposed by Justice Smith on said
Fleming on the 18th day Of September last, for an
alleged nuisance. tApproyed, April Is $50.
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An ACT to grade and grave, street south, from

AN ACT 10 grade and grayei street south, from
Sixth street west to Third street west
BE AZ enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
q Common ConnetL Of the Cry If WdShtngton, That
the Mayor be- and he 10 hereby, authorized and re-
guested to cause L street south, from Sixth street
west te Third street west, to be graded and gray
eled. The work TO be done by the day 3 work under
the direction of the City Surveyor and the supern
tendence of the Commissioner Of the Seventh Ward:
and to defray the expense incurred under this acf
the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars, 81 500 or so
much thereof as may be necessary, be- and the same
the Seventh Ward. lApproved, April Is 1870
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OFFICIAL.


An ACT to repeal an act 70 lay certain foot pave
ments.
Be II snae,.d " ths Board Of I'dsr1isH Gad Beard
af Com C0Vact Qf Ihs CIfV u WaShIagfoa. That
the entitled I" Act to set the eurbstones aud
pave the fotwsys and cutters on the south side Of
Boundary street, from Fourteenth street west west
ward TO north street approved March =, $50, be,
and the same IL hereby, repealed.
Approved, pril Is, $50.
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PAINFUL ACcIDKNT,-Last evening, while
Mrs: Martha Hensley was visiting friend near
the Northern Liberty Market, in leaving she fell
down hight OF stairs in the dark, and 6islo-
Gated her left shoulder. After she had been
taken home, DR.. Brenneman, OF the First Ward.
was sent for AZ Y O'Clock at night and re placed
u. MIS- Hensley lives near 10Th street on
Pennsylvania avenue, Is a widow, and about
= years Of age. She lie now doing well.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, &c.

NATIONAL THEATRR--sEJack and the Beam
stalk, y by the Foster pantOmime troupe.
Walls OPERA HOUsE-walhalla and Bio
plastic Troupes.
WAsHINGToN CITY GARDKS-Pic-Nic Of the
Bakers Association.
STRAWBERRY FEsTIvALs-Second Baptist
Church, Virginia avenue and 4th street, S. E.;
judiciary Square WOmen's Christian Associa-
ton; 9Th street Presbyterian Church, South
Washington.
ASALesrAN IsLASD.-Grand picnic of the
Covenant Association.
DAILY ExCURsIoN Of the steamer Arrow TO
Mount Vernon -
sNTH's ART GALLERY, 2i5 r street.
MARKRITER's ART GALLzRY, ass It'll street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.
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An ACT to repair epiyert on I street, between
Re IL enacted by ht Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the Cry Of Waskington, That
the of eight hundred dollars $500 be. and the
is hereby Appropriated out of the funds of the
First Ward to repair the culvert on street. be-
tween I twenty fret and Twenty second streets,
Approved, April IL, $50.
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AS ACT to refund fine imposed upon Charles West
bs uresotced BY the Board Of Aldermen and Borri
g Common Council Of the City Of WASHINGTON That
the sum of twenty dollars be- and the same is hereby
appropriated out OF the general fund enable the
Mayor to refund to Charles West the amount on a
hne Imposed by o. Weaver, justice of the peace
&c, on the 18th day of December, IS,39 fS'
Approved, April Is, ls70
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A POLITICAL MUss--This morning, w A
Scott was arrested by Officer Jenfer, on the
charge or assaulting John Scott AZ the corner of
eth and X streets. John, it is alleged, stopped
w. A. Scott and charged him with having in
dGced 300 men TO vote themselves into slavery,
and some other not very polite words having
passed, W. A. struck John. The Justice held
the former in his own rscognixance to keep the
peace.
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DEATH OF CoLoRKD MINISTER. Rev.
VIM. Penn, a colored Baptist minister, and q
native OF this place, died 1t the residence of Rev
George l.. Dixon last Friday. He had been
living In Philadelphia for the greater portion OF
the time since the war, but for the last eight or
ten months had been living in Washington. He
came here some three weeks ago to attend the
Colored Baptist state CONVENTION, and was
taken sick while here, from which he never re-
covered--Frederieksburg Ta.) Ledger.
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ATTEMPTED INSTRUMENTATION o,elock
last night an attempt was made to set TIRE 10 ne
house OF Charles Robinson, on 9Th street nv
tween the lathing and weather boards, and ig-
dining the same with a candle. The flames were
exiting uished before much damage was done.
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AN Act for the relief of John speats.

. AN ACT for the relief of John Speats.
BE IL enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the Guy Of Washinston, That
the sum Of two dollars S2l be, and the same Is
able the Mayor to refund the amount of a fine i'm
posed upon John Speats by Justice Harper on the
9TH of October 1862 for an alleged Violation Of Law
Approved, April Is, ls7O.
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AyAc1 for the relief Of Robert A Newt,

An ACT for the relief of Robert A hewitt
Ee a. enacted oy me Sedrd Of Aldermen and Board
81 Cannon Council Of me City Of WASHINGTON, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized 10 pay
out of the general fund to Robert hewitt the sum
of twenty dollars S20, the amount of a fine erro-
neousy imposed on Holt wilkerson, q youth in the
employ OF said Robert A. hewitt, and for whom
hewitt paid said fine. tApproved. April Is, 1870
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AN ACT TO complete the graveling OF Rhode Island
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
wet.
BE Il eaacfed ~ ths Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council ef the Ctfy Of WaShtagtoa, That
the sum of one thousand seven hundred and fifty
dollars ,75oi be, aud the IL hereby, appro
priated out Of the funds Of the Second Ward to
able the Mayor TO complete the srayeling of Rhode
leland avenue, between fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets west. (Approved April Is, lSe.
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GcrSe CP.-The mercury in the Thermometer
at Hemplers, optieian, 453 Pennsylvania av-
CnUe, kept climbing all through the morning
The record stood al a. m. "a degrees; at 10 a.
m, 70; az noon, Ts, and at p. m, 81.
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-, iHrATKEs-"Jack and the Beanstalk''
still delights adult and juvenile play-goers ar
the National. The giant IL a big thing.
Inc new combination which opens at Wallis
pss I nouse TINS evening, is said to afford a
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CITY ITEMS.
FOB BOYS

FOE BOYS
Linen Drill Suits, $3.50.
Linen Duck Suits, 80.
A few Wooden Suits yet on hand, from IS to 90.
Purchasers will call early. Is
GEO. @. HRNNING,
No. 40 It'll street n. W.
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FROM j. SHILLINGToN we have Good Word
and Good Words for Ike Young, both for June
Chambers Josrnal for May, ami Harpcr's Baza
for June Is.
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PROPOSALS FOE REPAlRIkG AND b UILp
Inc SEA WALL.
MAYORS OyFtCF. CtTy Han

Il Washlngton- ID. O., June 2, lS7O {
Sealed Proposals will be received as this once nm
I'll Il clock m, MONDAY, June Is, is70 20 repair
the Wall st the foot Of Second street east and 10
build Sea Wall af the foot Of Third street e.st W
Specifications may be obtained at the once OF the
Superintendent and Inspector OF Streets, &C. :
Of two Responsible persons citizens Of this city tn Al
II they are accepted the bidder will enter into con
tract Tor the performance Of the work
!e4-fd b. j. BOWEN, Mayor.
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IMPORTANT TO GKNTLMKN.-N You wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, all grease
spots effectually removed 80 that they will never
show again; If you wish your clothing nicely
pressed SO that they will look like new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, hrst-class scourer
agent Of Staten island and New York Dyeing,
and sole proprietor Of new Parisian process, 6fs
9th street, opposite the Patent Office. List of
prices:-Coats, from 81 to $3.50; Pants, IS cents;
Vests, 80 cents; q whole Summer Suit, 80. Is.
Ladies would do well, before they put away
their winter garments, to give me call Fish,
er's Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
effectually out, and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the garments during the
summer. References Messre. b. II. Duvall,
"a Pa. ave.; 8. H. Heiberger, 2i2 Pa. ave; G.
St; A. Saks & Co., 316 eth Ct, and many others.
See advertisement in another column. 6,l6,1:
PANAMA HATS
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. I. Whiteney's, 9A Pennsylvania avenue,
south SIDE, bet. 9Th and 10th streets.
INDICTMENT TO BUY 60OD SHWTNa MA
oHIEB-Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, AOS Seventh street, between ID
and K. PIT
THR WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner of 7th st-ost md avenue, Il, open
from $50 to 1880 o'clock every Saturday evening,
In addition to its regular banking hours. 1t
pays interest on deposits.
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WIN 1856 Pennsylvania avenue, u. s. Hotel,

NUTRITIOUS, HEALTHY, THE BEsT.-Dooley's
Baking Powder is the most economical and con-
venient Baking Powder now in use. 1t saves
milk and eggs, prevents the possibility of poor
rolls, biscuits or cakes, and thus produces hap
piness in both kitchen and household. 1t Is put
up in tin cans, which are, to all intents, and
purposes, impervious to the action of the wealth
er. One trial viii convince the most sceptical
Of its superior qualities.
For sale by grocers. eos
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BASE BALL.-we invite attention to the ad
vertisement of the Olympic Club in our adver
Using columns. The Hsymaker and Sta
Clubs are two of the most noted in the country
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THE FESTIVAL Of the Women's Christian As
ISOLATION deserves the patronage of all. Tn,
Indian delegation have been invited, and are
expected to be present tonight Entrance cor
ner 5th and streets.
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AN Act for the relief OF James II Ioo.,

AN Acr for the relief of James H Logan
Bsu enacted ~ the Board Of Aldermen ami Soayd
ot Comsaon CoracfE Of the CRY Of Washington That
the sum OF twenty five dollars be, and the SAM
Is hereby, appropriated out Of the general fund r.
enable the Mayor to refund that amount to james n
Logan, being the amount of fine imposed on sal
Logan, for an alleged violation of law ~
Approved, April Is, $50.
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Our LARGE Stock

OUR LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING
will be disposed Of at almost any price, as we
remove to our new store shortly, where an en-
tire new lot will be opened.
HABLE & Co.,
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ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Oroide Jewelry,
French Jet Jewelry,
Silver-plated Ware,

received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Az and 9th streets Store closes at 8 O'Clock
ID. m.
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OUTRAGEOUS CoNDUCr OF ANOTHER OF
BowES's PErs-Hs Tries 70 XII a Nan. AND thsa
Saeeessfzuy ResiStS the Offers uoho Try 70 Ayrest
ha-Dlck Smith, a member OF the Franklin
Fire Company, was arrested last evening by
Offcer O'Hare, for assault and battery with
intent TO kill Samuel Brown, and Justice Clark
committed him To jail for court. The orAcer
saw him commit the assault, and went to arrest
him; but Smith raised the question Of q warrant
and defed the officer. who then procured a
warrant and found Smith at the Hook aud Lad
Ger house, but in consequence OF threats did
not arrest him at that time.
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~ NOIk AND THE REGIsrRArIoN.-The
1ono~lhg - a table showing the vote in each
w w as compared with the registration.
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sd. B. F. Co." and all styles of Double and
Single Breasted Frock or Dress Goats, are be-
ing closed out at cheap rates, in order to remove
to our new store, corner Of It'll and d streets.
To secure bargains call on liable & Co., 1856
Pennsylvania avenue, 10. 8. H0teL) 5,2,tf