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Evening star., 1870-01-08

QY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- 11l Bridge street, Georgetown

ID l1A Bridge street, Georgetown
VALUABLE kkidhTs kkk EssfdE fdk ssSk.
=. BY Virtue e deed Of trust bearing dste on
3corass In LiSer and r, 40. 4. al folio s:s ana
AZ the rcyaest Of the party secured ihershy; will
frEkscSS gqfI s G1 sss ts.
Lot Of Ground stuais, on GeOrsetown Heights, and
ne f oSs san ina Se r,s S fS'
test south .t the sou,hsasi Of kosd and Cen
% SSss ress street one hundrei and seven fee, 81.
G. Busey lot thence easiery With he north line of
Busey lot one hundred and twenty two feet i've
thence north with ssid line of sad alley 70 the soash
east corner cf Jonathan Carter lot aud thence with
The aienoS ns S' o ssa 10, f. an
erty. s Of the most eligible lots now
i%s near ,e r.asnd ss rrdr Place and
Terms; One half cash; balance in six and twelve
deposit OF si@ viii he resair-d as soon eii :. the
property knocked down, or il viii be immedistely
within h,e days the property will be resola a. the
Neyancing including revenue stamps, at the cost Of
JOHN b. pONNELLY, Trustee.
ia +eodts THOs. BOWLING, Aucii~neer.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc,iOneer,
ID Georgetown, n. c.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF STOVES. TIN WARE.
hE hhE9USEfTRNIsIiING GOODS, &c, TO CLOSE
q ON MONDAY MORNING. January 10. $50.
- at 10 O'clock will sell, at No; 90 Bridge st,
~ opposite Jefferson street, all the stock, a.
~ close business, consisting of
Cooking Stoves and Ranges,
Heating Stoves, different Styles
Tin Ware, Sheet Iron Ware,
britannia " are, Japan Ware,
And many other articles too numerous 90 mention
Ja3-6t THOMAS DOwLING. Auct
nRY GOODS At REDUCED PRICEs-As the
~ season is advanced, we have determined 10 -eli
at greatly REDUCED PRICES, DRESS GOODS,
ShpNls. RlanEqfs
meres and all our W inter Goods. We also selling
Caiicoes, Cottons, and Domestics Of all kinds,
cheap, not cheaper, than they sold in the Dis
trict. BENJAMIN MILLER,
del0tJa13& lO1 Bridge Of. Georgetown. ID. G.
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HE IOWA ASSOCIATION met last evening
about thirty members being present. Judge
Tabor. Fourth Auditor of the Treasury. pre-
xided; j. p. &. Poulton secretary. Mr. A. NJ
Scott, chairman of the committee on constitu-
fion and bylaws, reported the same, and t.ey
were adopted The following off GERS were then
elected for the ensuing term Pres lent, Col
w. :. Graa; First Vice President, C.. G. Stevens:
Second Vice President. Col. Geo. Cowie: Re,
cordlng Secretary, Major q. III. Fletcher; Cor
responding Secretary, j. p. c. Poulton: Treas
urer, l.. 5. Thomas Adjourned
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AN ACT to trim and gravel North Capitol street
between L and New York axenue.

between l. and New York avenue.
Be IL enacted by Iie Board Of Aldermen aud Board
f Common Council Of the City Of Washington, Tha,
North Capitol street, between l. street north
and New York avenue, be graveled and trim
med; the work to be done according to law, and
that three thousand dollars. or so much there
of as may be necessary, be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated out Of the Fourth Ward
fund for that purpose.
Approved, December II, 1869.
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OPENING OF THE ST. CLoUD.-The ST. Cloud
Hotel, formerly known as the Herndon House.
at the corner of 9th and + streets, was formally
opened to-day, the anniversary of the battle of
New Orleans, at IL m. by the proprietress, Mrs.
+. A. Pollard. A large American flag was
thrown to the breeze, the Marine Band in he
meanwhile playing the Star Spangied Banner.
press, together with quite number of promi-
nent citizens of Washington, were on hand.
The fair hostess was introduced to each visitor
by Col. Thomas B. Florence, on whose arm
She led the way to the dining-room, where
a sumptuOus entertainment was spread, as
will be seen by the following bill of fare -
BOned turkey, bOned ham, in aspiel ielly:
turkey larded, stuffed with oysters; glazed
beef tongue, Ornamented; roast turkey, cram
berry sauce: boiled ham, plain. Roast pleas
ants, currant jelly; partridges, on pedestals of
Chicken salad, oyster salad, lobster salad. Rel
ishes-ChOw chow, gherkins. French mustard.
English pickles, celery, piccalilli, lucknow
sauce. Worcestershire sauce. Dessert-POund
cake, jelly cake, fruit cake, variety cake,
Roman punch, madeira wine jelly, pyramid of
maccarOnies, lemon jelly, French kisses vanilla
ice cream, straw berry ice cream. Fruits, &c
apples, oranges, bananas. malaga grapes, figs
raisins, almonds, pecan nuts, filberts, pine ap-
pie cheese.
Justice was done to the good things, and many
Florence saying that now the fact was to be
demonstrated whether a woman "could keep a
hotel" Major Ben. Perley Poore and others
made short addresses. Mrs. p. was attired i'm a
dark purple silk dress, trimmed with gold cord
and ornamented with gold bullion stars, and re-
ceived the good wishes OF those present with
becoming grace.
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARrxEsr, January 3, l70.
STATIONERY will be received at this Department
until the Sd of FehI nary, $50; at u clock m.
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon ap-
The bids will be considered and accepted or reject.
Contracts must be executed by the successful bid
ders within ten days after being called upon TO do.
time 70 time during the year in Quantities pursuant
e to- orders from the pep%snt The entire suanti
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
Il the en
$1,000 approved by United States officer Of the
on a form to be furnished by the Department, con
ditioned upon the execution of a contract for fur
All deliveries will be subject TO Inspection by an
I and apf the seRaTPs % bs e
will be deemed sufficient cause annul the contract
Delivers must be free Of charge at the Treasury
The failure 70 comply with any one order under
the contract will operate as the forfeiture of the
% & ne eend or the Secretary Of the
OF such quantities OF any articles shall be
and charge the contractsrs nifty per cenun of the
price WHICH it shall be found necessary 10 pay for
Proposals unaccompanied by satisfactory bond
will not be ecnsidsred and contracts will be AWARDED
the articles GEO. s. Bot ELI. H.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
ja3-eolm IChronicle and Republican,
l. CANNON, &C.
BrREAr OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DErARTNESr.}
WASHINGTON City, January 4, lS7O. (
sealed Proposals for the purchase Of 3O-pounder
and ~ FOUNDER Parrott Rifies. with Carriages. I'm
plefne hts and ProJectiies. hand in the navy
yards at Portsmouth, n. H.; Boston, New York,
fhiiadelpha, " ashington. and Norfolk, will be re-
ceiyed at this Bureau until Il clock noon, JAM
AIRY 81, ls70,
In the aggregate there about $50 guns 35a car
riages and 9l51 prolectles. Schedules i'm detail. If
the articles at each yard will be furn on sppli
cation TO this Bureau.
Bidders VIII state the number of guns, carriages
implements, ard proectiles they desire 10 purchase
at each yard separately, specifying the sailcr OF
gun. kind Of carriage. whether broadside or piyot
and the kind Of proJectiles.
The guns. &c, will be delivered at the respective
navy yards, and must be removed by the purchaser
or purchasers within ten days after the
OF his or their bid. But deliveries will be made
Of any article until the parties purchasing shall have
deposited with the paymaster Of the navy yard the
full amount Of the purchase money i'm each case
MANY oil the guns are new, and all serviceable
Bidders will therefore offer accordingly. No offer
for these articles old iron wood will be consii
cred.
The Bureau the right to reject any or ALI
bids which II may not consider 20 the interest Of the
government Ia accept.
Proposals should be indorsed on the enyelope
Proposal for Purchase of Rife Cannon, &c
A. LUDLOW CASE,
Jaezawot Chief of Bureau.
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LOVERS OF ART, and others Interested I'm the
subject, VIII be interested In the Announcement
IN another column Of the auction sale in New
YORK OF the great Thompson Collection OF
pictures, which has been the wonder Of Boston
for several weeks past
Evening star., 1870-01-08

HoN. GEORGE 5. BOUTWELL,, Secretary OF the
Treasury, viii lecture AZ Lincoln Hail. on Mon
day next, 10th inst, under the auspices Of ths
Grand Army Of the Republic on subject which
viii be announced in the Sunday mornina
papers.
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CLOTHES LINE RopBING.-On Monday last
the clothes lines of Mrs. Margaret Hayener was
robee1 by number OF boys, and YESTERDAY OF
hceI Huyseman recovered the goods from Mary
A. Starke, Adelaide Scott, and Sarah Whit.
eolored- who were arrested for receiving stolen
goods, and Officers Collins, Chase and DYSON
arrested the boys who took the clothes-wash-
ington Meredith, Abraham Walker and Norris
Plummer-and Justice Wall, on hearing the
evidence, dismissed them, it being. in his opin-
ion, a trifing case.
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AN ACT to grade Nineteenth street west, froI
T. to street north.

BE 1t enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
cf Common Council Of Btc CITY Of Wdsaingten, That
the sum Of tive hundred dollars, OF SO much
thereof as may be necessary, be, and the same
is hereby, appropriated out of the funds of the
First Ward for the purpose of grading Nine
teeIth street west, from e TO + street north.
The work to be done by days work, under the
direction of the Commissioner of the First Ward.
Approved, December 2s, 1869.
Evening star., 1870-01-08

BREAD FOR THE PooI--Yesterday Mayo,
Bowen informed Mr.. A. X. Browne, Genera
Agent Of the Proyident Aid Society. that the,
can, until further orders, draw on Mr. John =
Seitz for 600 loaves of bread daily, IL needed
Inc bread Is to be paid for a: the rate of 8 Z
cents per loaf out Of the approuriation by nc
councils, which limits the dement's to the pur-
chase of fuel, raiment and food for the destitnte
work" " PSAAoilu ~
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FIRE AT FALLS CHUHCH.-The residence and
stables Of Mr.. NJ. &. Munson near Falls Church.
Virginia, about ten miles from this city were
wholly destroyed by tire about Nine O'Clock yas-
ferday morning. Some OF the furniture wagons
&c, were rescued from the flames. The loss
viii amount to several thousand dollars. not
covered by insurance, a policy on the buildings
having run ont a few weeks since. Mr. Muns,5n
IL q clerk i'm the Sixth Auditors Office. and Il a
SON OF the late Mr.. Munson, owner Of the Mum
son Hill property.
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their monthly meeting last evening at Carrn,,
Hall, A. r. Cavanaugh presiding ID. A. PS.nen
secretary. James Barrett, p. Brosuan. And NJ
Cannon were elected members Of the society.
notion to celebrate st. Patricks Day by \
ball or supper was discussed, and at the next
meeting steps wiz be taken in regard to the pro-
position.
Evening star., 1870-01-08

IRE ADAMS EXPRESS BOND RoBBERY-H.
sanford, the General Agent of Adams Express
company, has notified the various banks of this
city that the Company has lost twenty-seven
SI,0oO coupon Fiye-twenty bonds, and five
Sao coupon Five-twenty bonds, some of the first
ana second issues of 1852; others of the July is
sue OF ls65, and others of the July issue of 1867
HE numbers of all the bonds are also given to
the banks by Mr. Sanford, and he notifies them
noI 70 hegotiate said bonds. The bonds were alb
stracted from the Express safe either on the
cars between New York ard this eitv, or at the
ONCE in this city. Assyet nothing has trans
pred indicating either the capture of the booty
or thieves.
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LOOKOUT FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYS.

A very fine and large assortment Of HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. consisting Of
FAMILY BIBLES,
POCKET BIBLES,
MRITlNG DESKS,
WORK BOXES,
PORTFOLIOS,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
TOY BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
POCKET BOOks.
And n great variety &C FANCY GOODS. Selling very
CHEAP. Call aud examine tor yourself
At sc. PARkERs
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
opTp-te Post Offce.
de 2-u Corner 9TH and n streets.
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DANCERS TO PEDEsTRIANs-Editor STR T
beg most respectfully, through YOUR yerv pop-
uar paper, to call the attention of our police 10
the great danger which pedestrians are CON
stantly subject TO when crossing Seventh street.
on pennsylvania avenue. Not a day passes INT
some one barely escapes being run over by g. re-
less and unthinking drivers OF vehicles, who
seem TO be impressed with the notion that ne
destrians have no rights in the streets of this
city, and that to drive over q body Is right good
fun! The Commissioners of Police ought nj
once to station policeman at this most dam
gerous crossing for the protection of the public,
whose duty 1t should be to see that the rights of
foot passengers are properly respected, and also
prevent the Seventh street cars from covering
end Of Seventh street has long been a nuisance,
owing 70 the number Of idlers congregated there,
and ought to be reconstructed.
AS IHE STAR is the peoples paper, 1 trust you
VIII protect the rights Of those who, from ne
cessty or inclination, desire to enjoy the health
iuie exercise ofwalking. Pro BOSo PUBIICo.
Of shipping, most Of the steamers having laid M
for the winter. The sale OF wood And coal IL
quite brisk and the prices advancing. The hull
OF the new steamer ut Riley's dock which was
somewhat shattered by the gale of Sunday last
has again been blocked up and refastened. The
water being now low the work ON her viii pro-
gress until finished. The oyster trade at Rijey's
MILL Sns. sSnsnaes e brisk and the prices little
Care Wha1.-The steamer Arrow. Captain
Stackpole, left for Mount Vernon this mornino
with large number Of visitors 10 Mounf
Vernon. " A~~'
Potomac FsvTy's Waarf.-The Steamer w.w..
set ts lying in the dock here where she Il tn he
thoroughly repaired for the spring trade.
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AN ACT making an appropriation to gravel Thir-
reepfh street weSf

teenth street west.
Be itendcted ty the Board Of Aliermdn and Board
Of Common Council Of the Cityof Washington, That
the sum of eight hundred dollars be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated out Of the funds
OF the Second Ward to enable the Mayor to
gravel Thirteenth street west, from Vermont
avenue to the boundary. The work to be done
under the superintendent of the Commis-
sioner OF the Second Ward, and To be paid for
by days work.
Approved, December IL. 1862
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AN ACT to grade and pave the alley in square
No

No. IJG.
Be IL enacted the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the City of Washington. That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and
requested to cause the alley in square i26, lying
between L and + streets south, and Seventh
and Eighth streets west, to be graded and paved;
and to defray the expense of the said improve
ment special tax equal to the cost thereof is
hereby imposed and levied on all lots parts
OF lots bordering on the line OF the improve
ment; the said tax 10 be assessed and collected
in conformity with the provisions of the act ap-
proved october 12, 1865.
Approved, December %, 1869.
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JOINT RESOLUTION i'm relation to Mount Vernon
Place

ReSolred by The Board of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the CITY Of Washington, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and
requested to confer with General N. Michler,
and To urge upon that officer the necessity and
Importance Of paving the foOtway around
Mount Vernon Place, on X street north, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets west.
Approved, December II, 1859
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Cdrtter-To-
day, Croney s. Lent agt- Nicholson ct al; judg-
ment by default against one of defendants
Ward agt. woOles; judgment confessed. Worth
ington agt. Stewart & Thornton; order setting
aside the order setting aside Judgment; judg-
ment to stand. White agt Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, 1.-TWO cases;) demurrer sustained.
Travers agt. Travers; injunction and Judgment
set aside. Adams agt Philip & Solomons; leave
to file amended declaration. Ball agt Kellogg;
demurrer sustained. Greenbine agt CORPORA
ton; Judgment by default set aside. Cuilens'
administrator agt. Mann; motion for new trial
set aside. MoOrehead agt. Boyle; ordered to be
heard in General Term in first instance. Bab-
bington agt Keller; judgment below affirmed.
Eastwood agt. Brown & Son.; motion to set
aside judgment by default Overruled and excep-
ton noted. KimbrO agt. First National Bank;
motion for new trial overruled.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FisAer-This morn
ing, Margaret Clagett, indicted for receiving
stolen property, was found not guilty. Frank
Fredenck, assault with intent to kill, nolle pros.
entered. VIM. Shaw, Randall Bowie, WIN.
Sanders, VIM. Brown, alias Spider Brown, En-
init TascO, Theophilus Clark, Isaac Walker, and
Henry Hammond, indicted for assault with in
tent to kill officer Henson Brown. We're placed
on trial. Norris and LOvejoy for Prosecution,
and Riddle and Williams for defence.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purccli.-In conse-
quence OF the repairs being made in the Alder
mems Chamber this court held a session in the
office Of Register of Wills to-day.
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BIRDsI BIRDsn BIRDS N No
3f CANARY BIRrs. 80
and all kinds Of BIRDS for sale Call aud
~ See them at FRED ZELLERS,
500 Pennsy ania enue,
del4 I'm between 81 and a. streets
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The THEATREs--TO-night is the farewell an
pearance. at the National, of Mr.. and Mrs.
florence, prior to their departure for Europe
The romantic drama, "Inshayogue. and t6a
Iaughable burletta called the ssYankee House-
keeper" are on the bills; two capital pieces, in
both OF which Mr.. and Mrs. +. appear to great
advantage On Monday, Miss Bateman will
make her appearance, opening her engagement
with ''Leah, the Forsaken."
Another full house witnessed the performance
OF La Rue's Minstrel Troupe at Wallis Opera
House last night, and this evenings perform
ance will close the engagement of the Troupe
" Shoo Fly will be given. We are sorry to part
with this excellent company of vOcalists and
comedians, and trust they will meet with album
tant success in the Sunny South.
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a HOOD. By DIR. ]. EHORY RI9ORD, No. NJ 4
M;Iayeste street, Baltimore, Nd. Sent free to any
e0oSsWs DeD fly
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can and Examine

The Davis Shuttle Sewing Machine,'' which is
now on exhibition at Vance s Wells Furniture
Store. The mechanical principles involved in
the Davis machine are new, and differ widely
from any now in use, combining SiiAplicftyy
Strength, Durability, Economy, and an adapta-
ton to large range Of work All parties con-
templating the purchase Of First Class Seac-
ing Kdchi,e," ]" should not fail to call and exam
inc the Davis" for its simplicity and superior
capacity for executing all kinds of work wins
its welcome in every household An illustrated
catalogue of different styles and prices sent free
to any address. For further information and
instruction, call at No. s Phenix Block, or ad-
dress rfsrF r57 A.G. MASON,
Ee9-tf IL A&AAA Ravenna, o.
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HIRAM.
[coRREsPoNDENCE.1


Mr.. WIN. E. JONES, was seriously
injured last week Tuesday, at Park
man, where he went to get some grain
ground. Just as he got his grain un-
loaded, and was getting into his wag-
on, some dogs got to fighting under
the wagon, which frightened the hor-
ses and they ran away. Mr.. Jones
was. caught someway between the
wheels and the wagon bed, injuring
him SO severely that he Is unable to
be removed to his home. 81 It is great
pity that every body does not enforce
the "dog law"
Our district schools are closing for
the winter, and by the reports of some
of the teachers, "a common school
education" is an expensive lqxury.--
One teacher whose wages amount to
500, for fourteen weeks services, had
nine scholars enrolled, with an ave.
rage daily attendance of seven, An
other whose wages amount to 800,
for sixteen weeks services, had thir-
teen names enrolled, with an average
daily attendance of nine. The north
district school, Mr.. Henry Dyson,
teacher, gave public exhibition FRI
day evening, of last week, which was
credit to teacher and scholars. The
center school, Mr.. Elliot M. Wilson,
of Shalersville, teacher, closed last
Friday, with public entertainment
in the evening, in the chapel. The
entertainment comprised essays, dec
lamations, recitations, colloquy, dia-
logue and two tableaux. The term
just closed has been the most pleas
ant and successful winter term that
we have had for several years. Mr..
Wilson has given universal satisfac-
ton to all concerned, and it is a pleas
ure to recommend him as a most eff
ficient and accomplished teacher.
SINCE the census of old people was
taken in this place, three of the mum.
Der have died, John Tilden, aged IA,
Mr.. Goodale, aged 81, and Samuel
Beaman, aged SO, The latter was
buried last Sunday, by the Masons, OF
which order he had been member
since sometime before the Morgan ex-
citoment. As the procession was re.
turning from the cemetery Sunday, a
span of horses owned by John Udall,
in some way got loose from their fas.
Jennings, and ran away with cutter
whether any damage was done or not,
is not known. II.
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Flour.

siaall keep in my Warehouse, in rear of No.
s Phepix Block, the best brands of Flour which
viii be sold (FoR CASH oNLY,) at prices that de-
fy competition. quality considered, and war
rant every sack to give satisfaction, or refund
your money. will always be found in my Of
flee at the old stand recently occupied by Brain
eri s. Mason, now Vance and Wells Furniture
store, and respectfully solicit the patronage OF
the p4ople. All orders for delivery of Flour
will receiFe immediate attention.
A. G. MASON.
paronna Enh II 1870 7T-3H
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:aEenna. March 10. 1s7O, ~.
no Wholn L may Concern.

- v
we. the undersigned Apothecaries and Drug
gisss of the City of Cleveland, take pleasure in
Recommending our fellow townsman, Mr.. E. A.
sheilentrager, 70 the citizens of Rayenna and
vicinity, as q competent Apothecary and Drug
gist.. He has been connected with some of our
best Drug Houses from his boyhood up. both as
o Sdispenser of medicine and a salesman, and we
car assure Messrs. Brainerd & Son, that in our
opinion, they have made-an excellent selection
q man of ability, in whom they can place the
most implicit confidence, and who is capable oJ
taking charge Of amy Drug Houses as a pre-
scriptionist and salesman.
E. NJ. HESSLER,
y VAUPEL, MOORE & CO.,
ft HENSCH & CO.,
SAM'L. II. SHANNON,
HARTNESS g HULING,
H. g. BUSCH. III. D.,
BENTON, MYERS & CANFIELD,
g. w. CLARK,
a w n CAPENER NJ. d,
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MRs, EDWARD PINNEY, died very
suddenly at her residence at Newport,
Sunday last. She seemed in usual
health until ubout noon, when she
complained of feeling unwell, and at
4 o'clock was corpse. Heart disease
vas the cause. Tl
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ScALDED.y-On Friday morning last
Hattie, little four year old daughter
of Daniel Snow, residing on Day
street, was terribly scalded by sitting
down in bucket of hot water. The
injury was SO severe that the skin
peeled off from the knees to the waist.
DIR. Goucher was called and cared for
the little sufferer, and we are pleased
to learn, that she is now in q fair way
of recovery. -. = .-.....n
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A MAN representing himself by the
name of ST. Clair, hailing from War
rem, Ohio, was found in stable, in
Forrest, on the oath inst under the
influence of ehloroform. When found
he was nearly dead. He was seen in
different parts of the town during the
day, and it is supposed he attempted
to commit suicide. He is still in a
very critical ondition.-Salem Jour-
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HEARTY. We learn that Clark
Scripture, former resident Of Raven
na, is a prominent candidate for Con-
gress, by the Radical Convention to
be held in the Tenth District, to fill
vacancy occasioned by the death of
Hon. Trueman II. Hoag. The Blade,
petroleum v. Nasty's paper) and the
Commercial, the two Radical journals
at Toledo, favor his nomination.