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GEoRGETOw N.

THE RIvER.-Arrived-Th schooner Butter
ny, from Norfolk, with 20 600 feet of yellow pine
lumber and 20 600 shingles for Joseph and j. +,
Llbbey, and the schooner Fawn, from Maine,
with ice tor The kennebee and Potomac Ice
Company.
TTnE ckEw Of the Potomac Boat Club practice
to-nightfor the last time prior TO their departure
for Norfolk. The odds i'm Norfolk are said 10 be
IN favor Of the Undines, but the Potomac boys
are confident.
TIE GRAM TRApr--The schooner William
Henry arrived from Alexandria this morning
with |, l00 bushels OF wheat, consigned TO Hart
ley & Bro. The canal boat Medley has brought
TO the same firm $500 bushels. The first lot,
which was fair red, sold at s1:39. b. Talbot &
Son have received per canal boat Medley 400
bushels of prime wheat, which they have sold at
$50.
HARBoR MASTER OF THE CASAL.-Mr. j. III.
kendle Is not harbor master of the canal. Mr..
year past.
The COAL MARKET.-The receipts and shin
ments for the week ending to-day have been as
follows: Agnew's wharf, receipts, coo tons. ship
ments, 400 tons; Borden Mining Comm ", re-
ceipts, $50 tons, shipments the same; Consoii-
datoh Company, receipts, Las tons, shipments,
6,lH tons; Maryland COMPANY, receipts 900
tons, shipments, sos tons; Midlothian Company,
receipts, 6F tons, shipment, ,o37 tons.
boats have arrived, 81 Of which were loaded with
coal, with grain, and Z with stone. workmen
are still engaged In removing from the canal
large stones which recently fell into il from the
walls. Water will be again turned on at 4 d. m.
to-day. Loaded boats are not expected before
Tomorrow night.
ARREST OF SAILoRs.-Two sailors named
John Powell and Robert Ralph were arrested
mere by Ohicer Haney on complaint of Captain
w. r. Irving, of the schooner j. VI. Richards
for refusing to do duty. They had hearing
before Justice Buckley, who ordered them to be
locked up until their vessel Is ready to sail.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Base Ball.

THE TRoJASs WAX THE oLrMPIcs.
A announced IN THE STAR the third game
Tor the championship between the Olympics of
this city and the Hay makers OF Troy in that CIV
on Thursday Nas interrupted at the seventh in
ming by a thunder shoser, the game standing 3
to 8. The fielding on both sides was superh- ~
cept in portion of the fourth inning, when
Flowers, BY bad muff, spoiled double play
In the sixth inning, however, he made a wonder
full one hand catch-One of the best ever mad,
on bali-heid IN Troy. hc6eary and BeIIan.
OF the lawmakers. and Han and Leonard OF the
Olympies, made he best exhibition in the field
Thomas, the new left-fielder of the Olympics
played IN this "a ne for the first time and has
good nelding score; he was not very successful
az The bat, however. The Uiympfes failed to
score IN the seventh inning, and the lawmakers
went TO the bat with a shower impending led OFF
Win three base hit to left field, and came home
AFTER hyer hit TO center field BY MeNuIlin had
been caught This run tied the game. The next
Two strikers were put out, and while the Olym-
PICS were preparing % take the bat the rain com
menced 70 fall BY agreement the game was
deci AIRED ended The following is the score:
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To LOVERS OF good biscuits, rofis, pastry, &C.
we can cheerfully recommend Dooiey's Yeast
Powder as being not only reliable, Convenient to
use, but the cheapes- In the end of any Baking
Powder offered to the public. It's popularity Is
daily increasing, and the never-failing results
following its use will long make IL the leading
article of the kind in market. No housekeeper
should be without it. rs IL produces light ele-
CANT and nutritious food with little or no trouble
For sale IN packages 70 srit customer. by all
grocers. Dooley & Brother, proprietors, New
York.
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AUDITISG CCxNIssIoN.[To-day, ten claim
ants appeared aud filed their Claims altogerhsr
sIncunting % about s15.nc9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-29

DR. WHITE, Chiropodist, extracts Corns
relieves and cures Bunons, Bad Nails, &c,
site Treasury, Washington, and 4, NORTH
Charles street Baltimore.
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From the National News Company We have
the AcTfoKlfErisf for August and the Boston Ia-
vestigafoF (inhdel paperl for july 18th.
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Ice CRKAM.-Harvey & Holden, corner 1ith
street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the
finest quality of Ice Cream 20 all parts of the
city, in quantities 10 suit the purchaser. Il
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THE CONPTEOLLER AT the City Hail il now
raying tie interest on AT he city bonds ON pre-
senfation q TIE COUPONS.
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tive, TO restore the healthy action OF their syS-
ten and correct the arrangements that creep
intoit SsrsapsrillaS were used and valued, until
several impcsitons were pAlmed OF upon the
public under this name. Ayers Sarsaparilla is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-29

NEvERNoRE can the coarse, gritty tooth pow
ders and Notwithstanding chemical fluids find a
place on the toilets Of sensible people. The fra
grant and presery alive Sozodont has superseded
them all. VS.
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SEE cAxrEoE s scS's advertisement Of
Lyken's valley Coal
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SUGARS.
best New York Brands.J
TEAS.

III" q
As will be seen by the above list our stock com
prises sixteen different varieties Of which we have
a large supply now on hand, and are constantly re-
eeiving fresh invoices, and facilities for obtain
ing and receiving the are such as that we hav.
no hesitancy in asserting that are able to compete
fully with any house this side Of New York.
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POE q sELIGsoN,
elAw,s,n Georgetown, ID. O,
RY THOMAS DowLIN1, Auct'r; Georgetown.
TURsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, DC
IL By virtue Of deed of trust, dated August
R",, Slst, ID. 1850, and duly recorded in Liber Z.
6M a., No. 10, folio SOS, one Of the land rec
and at the request of the Treasurer of the Central
building Association Of Georgetown District Of Co
tumbia,w we viii sell at public auction TUESDAY,
the LIST day Of August, "A, d ISL, in front Of the
part Of Lot No. l6 in old Georgetown, District OF
Columbia: Beginning for the same the north side
OF Bridge street. at the point where the west bound
airy line Of said Lot No 10 intersects said street and
running THENCE east with the line Of Bridge %
and south through said lot l6; thence north by and
with said alley 80 feet more or less to line equally
distant in a straight line from Bridge street and
Prospect street; thence west with said line and par
boundary line of said lot l6; thence with said west
boundary line to the beginning subject 10 the right
Of way over the said l2foot alley, improved with
two-story Brick Dwelling.
equal payments at 8 and IL months, with interest
from the day Of sale, secured by deed of trust
premises sold. STAMP and conveyancing at the cost
OF the purchaser If terms of sale not complied
serve the right % resell the premises at the risk aud
cost OF the defeulting purchaser, upon FIVE days
RnS, 81 n sS 81 w be required at
ieselawspsds. fh FRo - b sSNEfi auet'r
CAsH PAID FOB LADIEs,, CENTS AND
aOQTs, SHOES. etc., at L. GRADwOHE,s, i7sS
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended 10. oc26-ly
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THASKs 70 Dr. VERDI.-Citizens and prop
erty oNners residing AZ the neigkbothood OF
/" TObriner's bore factory,r on 7fs ssrs.ef- h.
tween Boundary street and Howard ynigersItv
have adopted FcSCirtiSEs OF thanks 10 Dr. Tu,io
s. Verdi. Tire hca-h ofiicor Of this District Tor
his uufiTing energy anC nanly iInpaTtialltv in
the discharge q Is duties, particularly IN haV-
ing tie aforementioned establishment con-
cfnned as nEksance and ordered to be re-
rnnNad-
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CLOTHING.
na,s-sn1 IL D-e-,.fs.z, TT-..S

During the Prsrdilinq Hard Tunes
IL becomes every one TO economize in their ex-
penGitures. In the article OF clothing alone,
sufficient saving can be effected 30 mitigate In
measure the prevailing scarcity OF money, at
L p. WALLAcB's, corner AZ st. and Pa ave.
He offers this opportunity to the public by
selling the best articles Of clothing that can be
obtained, at from u to 20 per cent. cheaper than
any other house.
Desi fol 20 giue me a tall.
p. WALLACE,
-o 6Sl Penn. avenue, corner Az 81
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PROTESTING AGAINST TEE ACTION OF TIE
INJUNCTIoSIsTs--At a meeting OF property
owners lass evening, resolutions were unapi-
roOUSly adopted denOunCing the proceed
tngs OF the men who are trying TO obtain from
the courts sn injunction to stop the work of i'm
proving the city, thereby throwing humdreds OF
men out OF employment and injuring the real
property-holders. Who yin have 10 support these
men IN their enforced idleness. The resolutions
fnrther set forth that the plan OF Improvements
announced by the Board Of Pubic WORKS Was
calculated to enhance the value Of property and
nduce men Of lpttal 10 invest thcir MEANS
ere, and the cor sc adopted by thu Sc few enc
oies Of the IOrk.ng men vas calculated To In
urc every interest In tie District and deserves
he scyerest censare Of the citizens
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AT THE AMKRIoAs TEA STORE, corner 7th
and streets. is 60 be found the purest Teas
that we md in the city, and at les price. Also,
the Coffee, which Is roasted fresh daily. Is the
most delicious We have ever found in this city;
and all sold at New York prices. Mr.. Bowling
very low
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CITY ITEMS.

GESrLTMESi AND Boys OUTFITS. for cify or
country wear, now offering at greatly reduced
prices. Large variety Of handsome Pantalocns
Fine Shirts, Cellars, aud Cufis
Go, G. HESSISG,
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sHERRY WINE IN BOND.

We have n few or cssks very pale and delicate
favored SHERRY in the Custom House IN George.
sown, d; G, whieh we viii sch st very small 81
vaxce. AZ is wine q importation from the
celebrated house 81 Ysa<i, Cadiz, aud has been prT
neanssd b sndzes the anest wine this side the
We Sole Agents for the District for y r.
Martin Co.'S wcrid-renovned PURE WHEAT
WHISKY. disfelled from the best grain expressly
for medicinal uses The trade supplied ~ disfiliers
prices, By BROWNING a MDDLEroN,
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Georgetown Advertisements.

I oOKl LOOK
Our stock Of BOOKS, STATIONERY. MUSIC.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CHILDREN,S CAR
RlAGES, and all kinds of FANCY ARTICLES, is
times.
Several Parlor Organs and fine Pianos very low
POE q sELIGsoN,
el4w,s,u Georgetown, d. q,
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= he COMING REGATTA-The fourth ANIMAL
regatta or he District yachtlen will take place
next Monday morning, from the Ferry Wharf
foct CT n street, and from the extensive prepa-
Tatlons made BY tie owners OF sail boats win
prove very interesting race. All the boats
entered n both classes are in fine order with
lev sailS' sIars. and other rigging, in many
cases Should the weather prove favorable a
large party viii witness The race, as the steamer
NaWaset VIII accompany the boats down and
return. The following are the boats entered
firSt-elass-Dolphin, Little Ella. Witch OF the
Wave Second-eiass-Fanny Bell, Spray John
A. Given, Eoliy, and White cap. The first prize
Z parse OF SO, and The second purse Of 80.
C2ptain George i. Shekeli has been mainly in
sugmertal n keeping M these annual races
ard has led The subscription list for prizes this
year a. formerly.
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: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of all dissertations.
on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
prices, at {. BAUld's Undergarment Faatory,
9TH street, 1ntelligencer Building.
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LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
DENTISTRY.

nR. A. PRATT Graduate OF Ohio calleee az De1-
IL cal furcery, f22 9TH street, between u -
snd north, Washington. Haf price u IA S-@
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CITIzKNs AND VISITORS CALL AND sEE
~ Snose WHITE SHIRTS Tor one dollar each,
PklhCk = Loan Once sales Room. 1905 Peunsyl-
rsnia avenue. suS-r0
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OU1 DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment of
sizes and colors, at G. BAuM's Kid Glove Depot,
It'll street, Inteliigencer Building.
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ADVANTAGES OF THE ASSOCIATION:
Free Reading Room. Social Gatherings
Best Papers. Boarding House Lists.
Best Magazines. Bowling Alley.
Free Parlors. Gymnasium.
Lectures. Literary Entertainments.
PRAYER MEETINGS at noon and Pm
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
SABBATH EVENING SERVICES IN LINCOLN
HALL, at o'clock. jy22-tr
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THE ANNoUNCEMENT elsewhere of the Sunday
Gazette for to-morrow presents a most tempting
bill Of fare and one that must create a large de-
mand for that paper. Col. Florence, since he re-
sumed charge of it, is rapidly bringing it for
ward to a leading position among the Sunday
journals OF the country fact which the read
ing public is not slow to appreciate.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13

bone, Max q Clark ana ChaA McOaiier.
W wore chosen, III
Our friend, JOhnathan Huston, has sui.
fered bereavement in the loss Of his wife,
who departed this life the 7th inst. In
this hour Of sorrow, brother Huston has
the SympatlieS Of our entire community.
The clristian Church in this place is
to be painted and thoroughly repaired and
reftted.
Rev. Samuel Matthews is back here
OF yisitl will stay several weeks proba.
bly, and while here, will fill the pulpit for
merly occupied by him. He will preach
the funeral Of Mrs Huston, at lOb O'Clock
A. NJ Of the 23d inst.
IL P. Ferguson was back last week at.
tepding to some business matters, setting
out fruit trss dc, Harry is great
flvorite with our folks, and his visits
very acceptable. rE4f
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13
FiHE Ar OXFORD.
Female Seminary Burned 10 the
Ground.

Friday morning between one and
two O'Clock a fire was discovered
in one Of the upper stories or the
large and magnificent Female Sem
inary at Oxford Ohio. An alarm
was given, and the only engine in
the town, q hand machine, was
soon on the spot, working desper.
at2lY to eXtinguish the flames.
The two hundred students resi-.
ding in the building were pictures
Of terror, rushing Lithcr and thith-
er in vain efforts to save their
wardEobes and other valuables from
destruction.
The citizens present formed an
old.fashioned line of buckets, and
made brave efforts to quench the
flames, which we're rapidly destroy
ing one Of the first educational in.
stitutions in the country. but what
could they do? Slowly but surely
the flames crept down into the
lower stories, until the whole bull.
ding was finally one mass Of seeth-
ing and curling flames, which shot
their long tongues far into space,
as if in defiance of steam engines
or any other means to stay their
power.
The building was valued al $50.
600. and is damaged to tue extent
of $4,000. -..
The furniture and appointments
of thelnstitution, together with the
property Of the young ladies', were
all lost, and will in the aggregate
swell the loss to 100000.
This institution has been singu-
iafly unfortunate in this respect,
the building bayilg been destroyed
by fire some three years ago. A
new one was promptly erected, at
considerable expense, which was
the one destroyed last night.- Gin
Chronicle. -. 4 ! .1t
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13
~ Auditor of FayOcte County, Ohio.
March l6 17+w5
NOTICE no LANDOWNERS

n oi the time and place Of holding View.
70 Samuel Marneld and Robert b. DUNLAP.
Of the couaty Of Pickaway. Ohio.
lou are hereby notified that the Viewers
ana surAeyor appointed by the Commission.
eis OF Fayette County, Ohio. in their order Of
March oth, 1871. to lay out and survey the
| county Road petitiensd for by the undcisiRn.
ed and others. will meet at the North last
corner Of the lands or Dr. j. p Wilson. in the
i5oii92olnlng9lrg ioi2e and New Holland road, on the
2Oth day of April 1871 for tile purpose set
forth in said order. The Petition for said
roau Is IN substance as follows:
Inc petitioners pray for the location and
establishment of county road, be-
ginning at stone in the middle Of the
BloOmingburg and New Holland road. and
wilson; thence with the line of said Wilson
and Richard Bates to the north west corner
o. said Wilson and Bates land; thence With
tne llne OF Nathan I.Ouderman and Charles
hc~rea, deceased to the corner Of said Loud
elman and Mct,rea. at or near the North
FOfK nf Paint creek; thence crossing the land
0t sand McLrea. deceased and Ralph Uur
nam on straight line to the northeast cor
ner Of A. g. Wood III the line Of Ralph Dur
nam thence north west with the line Of said
" oou Durham to the corner Of Wood
Ralph Durham and John Durham; thence in
north westerly coarse across the lands of
said g. Wood to the line Of ]. G. Glaze aud
said Wood: tll nee with the line Of said J
Z Glaze and John Leasure to a stake in said
Gla7e's land; thence iH a nOrtberIy dirpction
crossirg said Glaze's land and running above
MS orchard; to the end of his lane thence on
Straight line 20 the corner of the heirs of
Benj- Glaze. Jr deceased; thence with the
iand lines between Glaze and Glaze Lindsey
ana MeCiet, and Marlcld and Lindsey, to the
Washington and Waterloo road
A. q, WOOD.
NATHAN LOT
March l6 1871 -lI45. And others.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW AukK April ~, 1874.
BEEF CATTLE Hotweather and the Ger.
man demonstration renders the market very
tame. Cattle count . 800 head for the WedE.
and 4j0 for to-day The receipts we're t06
car loads at One HHndredth street % ears 1t
Communipaw and "a cars at Wechawken
Dloveis could not sell out, and they dropped
NC at the close Cattle cost more and sold for
less generally, losing money. The market
was very hard, and the weather CATCHES the
butchers with beef spelling on their hooks
A few Of the sales were as follows; 150 head
Illinois, ewt at 1856. 100 NJ ewt at aye;
rs prime W cwt., at 13@l5e.; Gu Cherokees,
4zcwt, at $54 %, the extremes being l09l5c.,
mostly at t2@ bye, and average 1870
& SHEER Receipts for the week, Is 900 head
With 4 000for to-day; very duh trade and the
prices we're ratherlower, Spring lambs sell
at i5@16e. wool sheep ut 5%@Sc, sheared ut
5000 Il car of Ohio clipped, 81 pounds at
5Ac: a car Of wool. 9l pounds, sold ut 7Sc.,
and a car OF prime. 100 pounds, at Sc,
tluGS,-Conntgs0 500 headaior the week and
800 for to day, and still the market is dull at
i2z96Sc,, for live and 8A99c., for dressed.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13
GHERIFF'S SALE.
and wife C ~


and wife ~
Order of sale
by virtue Of an order Of sale in the above
/ case from the Court of omm0n Pleas of Fav
ette county, Ohio. tv me directed and in pur.
suance OF the command thereof
VIII expose and offer for sale at
PUBLIC auction at the door Of the
! Court House. in the town of Washington. in
said county on Monday. the 1st day Of Nav.
lS1l: at one O'Clock =. NJ ofsaiddaY the fol.
lowing described real estate to- wit:
First Tract Beginning ut two white eluS
amt maple, southwest cOmer of the original
survey; thence north i deg east 1i6 poles to
an elm and other corner to Philip Creamer.
lhehce north 81 deg east 110H poles to a stake
ana 9hroak: thence southk deg W III poles 70
q stake in the original line; thence soutb 81
neg west llOla poles to the beginning. con-
tanning elghtv acres ofland, part of BidtIle's
survey No. 1249
second Traet-Biginning at two eIn1s and
maple south east corner Of the Original sur.
yyey ol which this is part: thence north K
t'eg east u poles to a stake and two elins
corner TO NJ Benson's land; thence north 50
W. neE ~ MN west 69 poles to an elm and bur-
pax and stake in the line of said Benson
yhence south x deg west 1l6 poles to a stake
III tne state road and south line Of the oriri-
MAJ survey; thence south 80 deg 10 min east
win said road and line SO poles to the begin.
ling- containing fifty acres OF land more or
ess part Of Larkin Smiths survey No 1159.
said lands and tenements being ordered 10
10 sold by said court in said cause.
Terms ofsale cash on day Of sale
Appraised at g. per acre,
CONRAD GARIs,
Sheriff Of Favettc County. Ohio
GREGG \ &tEEANER PlaHs Attys,
March 30 1871 19td prf Gi1 *
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13

Reedy's auction removed to Waterloo.
Rev. 2. w Fagen of Deer Creek cir
cult preached IN M E. Church last sab
BATH evening after which the Sabbath
School was recognized for the coming
year. BY choice of. w Gfimesfor supt.
W W, Blandin, Assistant supt.; j B
Parksr, Librarian; a. F Cooley; See.
John Evans, Treasurer
Rev. R. B, Lanum Of Washington, will
preach in NJ. E Church next sabbath at
the usual hour
At last meeting Of town council, the
members elect were qualified; bonds Of
Marshal aud Street Commissioner accep.
ted, and those officers took oath Of office
Mayors annual report read and plaeed on
iiIei the following standing committees
nominated by the Mayor ard confirmed,
viz: On streets, sidewalks and nuisan-
ees,-0ellisr, Kennedy and Parker On
slaiplea and supplies Vlerehone, Collier
and Yurner On ordinanees--O Clark,
Kennedy and Yurner Several bills re-
erred to the finance committee, Mayor re-
ported sl7 50 collected since last report
Atelectioh Of Members Of Board Of Ecu.
alton last MondOy Messrs. Geo. Were
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13

The Mississippi river is now
open to navigation, The ice went
out CT Lake Pepin on Saturday.
An oil train on the Erie road
was partially burned yesterday.
Loss between fifty and sixty thou
sand dollars. 5ef *.'in..s
1t has been decided not to re,
move the Virginia Penitentiary
from Richmond, but to increase
its capacity.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CATTLE We quote extra shipping cattle
at Sc 25dG 50; prime butchers S; ock at S. 30
@6 08 medium ut 81 1905 25 and inferior at
IS 1904 50 per GENITAL live weight xFt
SHEEP. The receipts have been small, but
prices have not changed the market being
steady throughout at 81 5O96O0 per GENITAL,
for common TO prime. nta
HOGS.--The market rules dull and lower
although The receipts have been light, and
heavy averages sell ut s. 7J@6 90 gross
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13

- Ala meeting of the Board Of School
Expminers of Feyette County, Ohio, held
at Washington, Saturday, April lst, 1871
Certificates were granted to the following
named persons:
Jas, NJ Cox, 6 6m6nths;, P, p, Cline, 6
months; Miss Ella Tlughey, l2 months
Applicants ten, Failures seven,
The next meeting Of the Board will De
held on Saturday, April IS, at 10 o'clock
a. M
BY order of the Board
P L MoREHoUsE, Clerk