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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-16
By A. GREEN Lpc,ioreor

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT ARC.
ofAnGust, at o'clock p M, on the premises, ofef
at public sale four Building Lots on south ,trset
commencing at the corner of ash straet west beir
portions of Lots numbered nine nd seven 90 nd y
in square numbered 49; also, two Lots on said 81 h
street, fronting s2z by al1s feet deep. The tots M
south street frOlt on the Institute grounds over
looking the city. No position could be more desi-
rable for private residence The corner ot is 5s V
feet front; the other lots on street are IS feet
front, all of the epth of 10 feet The lots on st
will first be off sred. -
10 is hardly necessary to say anything in COM
mendatlOn Of these lots Of ground, as persons are
generally familiar with the advantages of such a
The terms upon which the lots will be sold IRE /:
one tourth cash, within DAYS after sale the re
notes bearing Interest, secured by sed Of trust
VI the terms of sale are not complied with within
the prescribed time, the lots will be resod on Ave
Irchasers. j. n HtWt
an led A. GREEN kno,'
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Later from Nlexice.

., NV oRLraNs, Aug: li.--At Tampico. on the
20 instant. all was quiet. Seven hundred ana
the Brazos ~ Ne roy rum
=, Al Vera Cruz, on the I'd inst IL was understood
. H Mlramon will take the field again .,Ieayinr
Huloaga as acting President Miramon pFo,ests
ssalhst The JnareE decree connscstng the Church
in political affairs fNS
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Billiard Csntest-.t C;,r,,,..,

, CINcINNATI, August Ii.-Tbrrc g,mc. - 40
,iards OF 25a points each were PLAYED Last nigh,
between Michael Phelan. Philip Tieman- ~ a.,
c,nnatl, and MT, Bird. OF Philsdelphia. The ara
by Tie former; Mr.. Bird scored IsO points tn.
second game, between MesSs. Tiemsn and Phes
IAN, was Won by Mr. Tieman, who scor..i -
Polh,s; The third game, between MesSrs. Phelsn
Sn 80 i io Was Won by Mr.. Phelan. Mr. Bird
scortd 10 points. There were 40 takes on these
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DIED.

AtSpartanshnrs. q C., on the 9th of Iulv Mrs
Ei;lIABETH ANN CAvIS, wife of A. r. Cavis.
and daughter OF Catharine G. and the late Lewis A.
Pool. May she rest in peace
In this city, on Tuesday morning, August 10Th
Mrs. SUSAN G. CARROLL, in tie cath year OF
her age. ' "
Her funeral will take place from the residence oi
her father, Mr. Ga, Ike. no, I05 street, To-mor
NOR, "wednesday, } at O'Clock. The relatives "a
friends are respectful invited to attend
On Tu.s day morning, August 10TH MARCIA
RET: reiict of the ate Thomas III. Green, OF Nor
folk, Va, in the oath wear nf her age
The funeral will take place on THURSDAY, at 10
O'Clock g. M, from the residence of Dr.. Cornellus
Boyle. No. 21 ~ street. Her friends and those Of
the family are sitcd to attend
tNorfo.k papers please copy)
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The Richmond Military In NJ Va.

NEW loRa, Aug. Is The Richmond GREY,
escorted by the eth regiment, visited the various
Buouc institutions yesterday. The Mayor Of
night excursion up the Hudson followed Tn,
z and banquet al the Metropolitan Hotel takes
place to-night.
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New York N1arkets

NV YoRk, Aug. l6.-Flour has declined ss
luc state - s5al.25; Ohio 81 4Oa5 90; Southern
si75a5. Wheat closed-new Michigan white
81 30; Southern white 81 35aI 40; do red 9 2Da
LBS Corn closed dull; new mixed 7sc. Pro-
visions closed dull. Pork closed dull: mess SO 81
prime - @aSlO. Lard closed quiet at 10 allie.
Whisky closed steady at Doc
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Methodist Camp MEETING.

Boston, Aug. 15.-The great annual WESLEYAN
camp meeting at the Vineyard was attended ves-
terday by about 10000 persons. Impressive dis
courses were delivered by different clerRymen
The weather was delightful, and perfect order
was maintained throug bout the day
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The ..Laten Atlantic C.h,.

NEW YORK, August 16-The Herald OF this
morning publishes list in detail of all the mes
saSes over the Atlantic Cable during the few
weeks ~ was ia working order. This list nus
seven columns of that journal and foots up an fol-
lows 4OO messages, 4359 words, =, III letter..
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From the Hrazox

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. I5.-The steamers Arizo
ma and Indianola, from the Brazos with ssOo o0o
in specie. has arrived
AT Brownsville. On the ith, fever was prevail
ing as an epidemic.
Troops were being organized in Northern Mex
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BaItimsre N1arkets.

BALTIMORE, August I6-Flour closed steady
Howard st and Ohio IS II. W heat is unsettled
IS. Cornc loSed steady; yellow and white &c
Provisions unchanged. Whisky closed firm
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MARRIED..

On the 10Th instant, In POrtsnnuth. Ohio, ny Rev
Pratt, II. SIMS. Esq, of Portsmouth, to Miss
JULIA NJ. CREIG HTON, of this cry.
(Alex Gazette please c9py.5
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By A. GREEN. Auotionecr.

BY A. GREEN. Auotionecr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AlPIANo FORTE, &c, AT AUcTIoS.-0R THURS
DAY the 18th instant, shall sell at 10 o'clock a.
M, at No. 10 al street, near the City Hall, an
cellent assortment of Furniture, viz:
Good Mahogany Case Piano Forte,
Mahogany Sofa, Divans,
Parlor Castor and Rocking Chairs,
Mahogany Marb.e-top Dressing Bureau and Wash
Mahogany. French, and other Bedsteads, and
wardrobes,
Fine Dsmask, Merino, and white Window Cur
- tains, .e.s. 80.
Fine Tapestry and other Carpets and Hearth Rugs
China, Glass. Crockery and Stone Ware,
Feather Beds and Bedding,
Hair ard Shuck Mattresses,
Gas Chandeliers and Burners,
Tables, Wristbands. and Toilet Sets,
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, and many other articles
which we deem unnecessary to enumerate
Terms: All sums under S25, cash; balance In q
I, and months, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed
aaE-d A. GREEN, Aust.
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THE FACT that the hill Introduced bv Mr. Fish.
er last night, for the removal Of the uard
House and its erection in more suitabl. position
passed the Councils win be matter OF general
satisfaction. The bill also provides an eligible
locality for storage Of water pipes.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug. l6.-Stocks are inactive ILL.,
noiS Central shares 6IS; New York Central n /:
Toledo 1873; Galena CAY; Michigan Central 42S;
Reading 49,; Erie 5; Pacific Mail 81.
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ny C. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer-
DEREMPTORY SALE OF A THR EE STO

RY BRICK DWELLING HarsE, on ISTs SrRRET.
At hpcIIoN On WEDNESDAY, AFTER
NOON, August nth, at O'Clock, I shall sell, ON
the premises, part Of Lot No. Ia, In square No 2e5
fronting e feet ~ inches ON 18th street west be-
70 q feet alley, tog ether with the improvements
th?reOn, consisting of n substantial three story
B!lck Dwelling house, with a aok-building, con-
taIElng altng ether IS rooms
As am instructed to sell this valuable property
without reserve. a favorable Opportunity ia pre-
sented for Profitable investIner I.
Terms: One half eash; the remainder in four
equal pay ments at g. II, ard Is months; notes to
bear Inserest, satisfactorily secured.
nu 10 S,Tu&W c. w. BOTELER, Auet. .
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WAfch RxrrRSss--jsmes Fofss, drunk In tia
sfeef; nne and costs, e9.fs.. Dallas yourdon.
sagrans and disorderly do, % Is. Edward
smltn, aisorderly; dismissed. Mordecai Carpen-
Yer, co., nghtfngi line and costs. S2.l5. Geosge
Rariden' disorderly and throwing stones DIS
TIE foLIcR COMMITTEES of the Board Of Alder
men IN looking for a name for the street between
the Presidents house and Lafayette Square, GER
hiniy were not guided by the laws of euphony.
uiVe Avenue;regracious. what jaw
ROBERT orLD, ESQ has accepted the invita-
ton OF the Alumni Of Columbian College 10 de-
liver the Grafton on the occasion uf the next
annual commencement in June, 1s6D. Mr.. D.
graduated at that Institution In 1888.
CITY IMPROVEMENT Owens has
received orders to proceed at once with the work
OF paving the south side Of X street, from Fourth
provement.
GENrLENES who enjoy and appreciate the lux
ury OF fine Havana cigar after dinner, can find
just the thing needed at O'Leary Co.'S, adjoin :
ing the star Office who has fine stock OF the mo IT
hand.
EVANS, Bro. Il Co.''-This firm. (of imp leas-
ant memory to numerous citizens we are ass, lred
py gentleman just returned from New York, has
realty " local habitation aud name'' on Bra all-
way, between Canal and Grand Streets In xhat
city.
oOR CITIZENS will find at the extensiv We easb-
ishment Of Matthews Simms Pa. avenue. 4
large and fresh supply Of drugs and medicine
among Them. fhorn's Extract; Helmbold' . Buc' rI:
ana ayers, Townsend's, and other Sarsaparilhs
THK REMAINS OF William Joseph Smith taIen
from this city to Baltimore on SUNDAY were in
tered yesterday In the western cemetery Of that
city.
The Presidents MOUNTED GUARD propose to
give their first grand picnic. at Arlington Spring
on Thursday next, the 18th inst
SANFoRD's LIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cnt
mas proven that Oh oil the lungs are not gen al
y the hrst causes of consumption, but deblita ed
system, caused by the improper action of the lis err
reduces the power the lungs to resist or throw of
diseases caused BY cold add irritation, leaving the
lungs at tina mercy lone disease because the Ii yer
has lncapacliated them from performing their prop
or action OF thf owing off diseased matter caused ~
cold thus TO prevent consumption, cure the liver
ano keep the system strong enough to throw off
There is not IN the world a better liver ren,edx
or cure for dsbilitated system than Dr. SsnfordSs
lhyigoaor, for 1t has been fully tried in large and
extended practice, till its resu Is are f1v known
and il Is offered tried remedy and one that
car be relied on. Sold 10y all Druggists.
ru l5-2w,r
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By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers,
1INHE ENTIRE MATERIAL AMI AZ a

ny Do u. q CO., AuctlOneerS,
THE ENTIRE MATERIALS AND MA
- II cHINyRy OF THE OFFICE OF THE ''SoUrHERy
SI5TrIInESS;m " AsHINGroN, d. c., at AUcT .oN.-On
thr once OF the Southern Citizen, corner ofIou-
lsana avenue and 10th street west. shall sell the
entire Materials and Machinery. consisting Of
ohe new Improved Large Cylinder p lntlng Press.
Ia perfect order and condition. The bed is 81 by
~ 81 was purchased IN New York for s 2.D0,
Boiler, only months old, and in perfect order,
with Steam Guage,
Types a. d other Materials now in the Office of
which large quantity has never been used.
ABOUT $50 pounds of BREWER Type, quite new and
unused, ~ - a7-s
Tossthsr with . quantity Of now NonpassH Type,
Also, the stands, Cases. Ornamental Types, and
other requisites for a 6rst-rate newspaper Of
Propositions to pure hase any portion of the above
~ private sale win be received until the day of
Terms: SrOo ano under, cash over that sum, a
cIsait CT o. and 81 DAYS. for Satisfactorily endorsed
an l6-soads ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auots.
no tx Wink RiN hts BARNAER A ArcsisHsss:
18th a.sa al ssa
O'Clock. we viii sell, OF the Book bi ndery Estab-
nshhnent OF j. w, Arnold, 22S c, between lstb and
ih Streefs south OF Pc. avenue all the Book bind
inEFxtures, Presses, Tools, DC, comprising
" Cuttlng Presses. Standing Presses and Boards,
=! N glory cutting MACHINE, in good order, ssv
ne ing Benchss, Chairs and Tables,
Dss ia.lron Safe, Type Case and Type, q af
SSeoves, Rollers and other small Tools. a.s
aus - WALL & BARNARD. Auets. q
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b. A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


INRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
Il hRrY.-By virtue of deed Of trust BEARING date
on the lth day of Nav, la5s, and duly recorded IN
llber A. = NO. ISL folIOs 3i5. 34j, SAT and si}
one 81 the land records for the county Of Washing
ton, IN the District of Columbia tie endeTsig ned
viii at pub ic auction, in front Of the premises
on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF August, 1853, at s
subdivision of uare No. 7i3, ia the city Of Wash
lngton, cornmencle < for the sans at point New
Jersey avenue 81 feet IL inches from the northeast
corner OF said square, thence southwardy along
the line OF said avenua % feet thence west Until It
lntersects line running south from a point on NJ
street 100 feet ON the northeast corner If said
square, thence north along said line TO n point 50
feet soath from street, thencr-west 10 the place
oil besirnsng ou New Jersey avenue. Tn, IMPROVE
wit h five rooms.
Terms of sale: One third in ca al, Of which SIS
to b. paid at the time of the sale the rema der ia
two equal payments IN and IL months. with nt4I-
EST: secured To the satisfaction of the trustee.
Terms of sac to he com piled with in five DAYS
otherwise the trustee reserves the rig ht reseH
the risk and cost of tbs FIRST purchaser.
WIN. III WAND Trustee,
au g. taw5w A. GREEN, Aucf.
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WE CONTEMPLATE REMOVING TO OF
NEW STORE.

= STTTET,
AT AN EARLY DAY
We propose in the future as IN the psst 10 ofr.r
much the largest sad most comprehensive stock
ofa! FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS,
IN all departments; in this market. Our increased
room and facilities will enable us 90 do So and 10
mark the whole stock at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES. IN PLAIN FIGURES.
In addition, We have d. teTmIned 90 abolish all
Books, Book keepers, Bad Debts, and Accounts of
every description, and TO sci! exc usively for the
money, To be paid al the time of purchase
These rules will be of universal application ire
spcctive OF persons conditions.
single glance will abundsntly satisfy any one Of
suggestive or rejecting mind that large saving
W be effected in thus reducing the whole theory Of
buying and selling To the cash standard value the
whole OF which saving, effected by the looping of
proc IS referred 60, shall give our customers in
of prices
We cordially invoke such q continuance of the
publlc's confidence ard business as we shall hon
estly and resoCtely aim to DESERVE.
PERRY BUILDING
Cry Of WaSaingtOH. Sept. I, 1859 aul3-5
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MARAVILLA
MARAVlLLA. MARAvILLA
- MARAvILLA.u
The most wonderful preparation known
For DestroyinG DandrHf;

r" DcsTOytdf DdHdfuft
Curing BnLdreSs;
Reltering Sick Headache;
Prcrenting the Hair from FdHins Ont;
and Producing Glossy CxrEs.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Good
Dealers, and by the Proprietors, Price 50 cents.
CHARLES ERNEST Co., 96 Maiden Lane, NY.
at will accomplish all that is claimed for It, ano
no one need fear or mourn the loss of hair if they
Will use your Maravilla."
je 5-3m J. NJ. BRADsrREKr. 81 Broadway, NY
SAVE Your GARDENS
Mr. K. Lyon. a French Chemist, di Scovered an
Asatc plant, the powdered leaves of which is a
deadly poison to garden rms, ants, roaches, bed
huss, t'cks teas and all species of insects while it
isp:ectty hdrrPtsss to mankind and domestic AM
frdts. CHILD can cat II. He has received medal 4
from Russia, France. England, q srmany. and nu-
neTous medical colleges and societies. Ii is y mos
Important discovery. The idea If being rid of the
pests IN warm weather Ia n luxury. We can nov
hear the bed hugs lament
Lyons Powder, sure fate,
VIII our race eXtcrnlnate.
Arrangements are made through Messrs. Barne ,
& Park, of New York. to sell il through tn =,
name Of T.. Lyon.
Magnetic Powder kills al insects in a trce
Magnetic Pills are mixed for rats and mice
caPle ASKS, % cts regular Sizes 80 cts. and 81
BARNES PARK, New York.
Also, fhs Merican 1IRS.aSg Linintnt.
an 1-lm,eow
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IHk foLlcR COMMITTEE of the Board Of Alder
men IN looking for name for the street between
we residents house and Lafayette Square, cer-
rinIy Were not guided by the laws of euphony.
, = E1ecutive ADMINISTRATIONS, what a jaw
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fosknr ouLD, ESQ has accepted the invita-
uon OF the Alumni Of Columbian College 10 de-
liver the Grafton on the occasion uf the next
annual commencement in June 1897. Mr. O.
graduated at that Institution In 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-16

The Presidents MOUNTED GUARD propose to
give their first grand picnic at Arlington Spring
on Thursday next, the 18th inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-16

OUR CITIZENS will find at the extensive eaab-
iislment Of Matthews Simms. Pa avenue, 4
large and fresh supply Of drugs and medicine
Among them. fhorn's Extract; Helmbold' . Buc' rl;
and Ayers, Townsend's, and other sarsaparilh~.
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from this city to Baltimore on Sunday were in
tered yesterday in the western cemetery of that
city. - ~
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EVANS, Bro. Co.''-This firm, (of imp leas-
ant "eihoryt to numerous citizens J we asst lred
by gentleman just returned from New York. has
really " local habitation aud name' on Bra asi-
way, between Canal and Grand Streets In that
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AcciDEsr.-This morning, after the arrivsl of
the early train from Baltimore, an omnibus loaded
win passengers ran over man who unfortunately
ie,l near the wheels. He was put in a coach to be
70 teh ms place Of residence on Fourth street
north. Ia thought that his injuries are not very
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ClIf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Missioner Owens has
received orders to proceed at once with the work
OF paving the south side Of street, from Fourth
provement.
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n,SBy a. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

BY THOMAS BOWLING; Georgetown
Ky flKTUE OF DEED or TRUST From
- Dennis Callahan to the suhscriber, and at the
request OF the parties secured thereby, will offer
go'clock, In front of Thomas Dowlinr's Auction
Room, two Horses, two Carts, and Harness.
Terms cash.
J0HN DELLZELL, Trustee.
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oENrLENES who enjoy and appreciate the lux
ury Oh nne Havana cigar after dinner can find
just the thing needed at O'Leary 4 Co 3, adjoin
ing the star office, who has fine stock OF the mo II
approved brands Of cigars and tobacco always N
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BUSINESS REDUCED TO THE CASH
- STANDARD VALUE,
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE MILLION WHO PAY rHK
CASH AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE
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sl,ooo; John P Iagle, ss,soo: Isabel Msury,
Parker, sii,Ooo Total, s37s ,Sss. Ef-rT :
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THE OLD GAME.-The boys on the borders Of
the city have recommended the practice of robbing
market wagons as they come into the city Some
OF them have organized into bands, and are so
bold as to get into the wagons, beat the drivers,
and take their produce, or whatever else they
choose. This game was IN fashion with the bows
years ago and was put end to by the severe
enforcement OF the law. Some cases are now
pending, which will prove costly TO the parents of
boys who have been identified in those gangs
EXCURSION To-NORRow.-The Sabbath School
OF the Sixth Presbyterian Church viii give pic
nic excursion tomorrow to Fort Washington, per
steamer Thomas Collyer The boat will make a
second trip, starting at O'Clock in the afternoon
Tor the accommodation Of those that cannot 90 I'm
the morning. Plenty Of vocal and Instr umental
music VIII accompany the excursion, and a grand
time is anticipated. -r = - .
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TO MOVE To THE WEST
BUILDING OF THE

~ w. TOWNER, Orga of c hrist's Church,
IN Georgetown, respectfully announces that
he ~ al returI 4 ON the North and be rsfy 20 re
SIms his teaching about the list of September. For
references and terms apply ~ hetzcTotts Music
Storc, or through the POst Office.
Liberal arrangements made with schools.
sc as
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MARRIED AT BROwS's HOTEL Rev Dabney
Ball, OF the Wesley Chapel, yesterday afternoon
Joined in everlasting happiness and wedlock, Mr..
c. ID. Fogg, of Virginia, and Miss Carrie JOY.
OF Vermont. The happy groom Is rich old
widower. with six Children and the bride prettv
miss OF romantic eighteen, who has Just com.
pletSd term rs governess In the house of the
groom. and was on her way To join her relatives
IN the Green Mountain country in company with
him, when, reaching Washington, thew con-
cluded to get married. AS they arrived here ON
Saturday night late no license could be obtai ned
until Monday, when the legal forms were gone
through with as above stated
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&c E.-I Em
J5st received and now landing, per Scltaoners
(srstaln, NJ. Burr. Courier, and Only Da ashtsr,
'leven hundred and forty FIVE tons BOSTpN'lCE.
L. j. MIDDLETON,
ID eoot Oftlce-cOrneT l2th and r
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PRIVATE PLEASURE TRIP.-A month ago
company Of eleven ladies and gentlemen of Buffa-
10, N Y, started upon pleasure trip to the South
t'king novel mode of travelling. They have
large coach like an omnibus in which they travel
and carry with them tent sufficiently LARGE 10
accommodate the entire company. and camD ont
much after the gypsy fashion, though i'm better
style They arrived near BladeDsburg a day or
two ago, and pitched their tent near the toll gat.
Yesterday and to-day they have spent in visiting
the public buildings and seeing the sights in the
metropolis. 1t Is the plan of the company to spend
ten months in this trip, and they design TO win
ter at some point on the Gulf coasts -
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PIN 70 lay q water main on 4 sRses from Ninth
I,ensn "rset bin Of this board for laying o
uaIn on n, between Seventh and Fourteenth
ureeu Also, the joint resolution authorizing the
Rulcnase Of lot on Louisiana avenue between
Ninth and Tenth streets, for pipe yard and for
''s etsc,ion Of new guard-house; agreed to.