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AUBURN, GOLDEN, FLAxEN AND sILKEN

Produced by the use Of Prof. DE- BREUx FRI
to curl the most straight and stubborn hair of
either sss into h wasg F RI Fl q hesyy massye
and London with the most sratifying results
Does no injury e the hair. Price BY mail, sealed
free free Address BERGER, sHUTTs9S Co. casm
lists. No $50 River street, Trey, New York sale
Agents for the United Statea, assdaweoly
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In SEVERE CASES of lngrowing Nails, Bun
ions. Corns, etc., Ether Spray, or Rhigoline,
operation, after which the shoe can be worn
with comfort. DR.. White, Chiropodist, 424
Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th sts
Hours from a. m. to p. m. No charge for
consultation - q.
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Down WITH HIGH PR1CRs!-Patronize only
those who sell cheap! Buy your Gents Fur
nishing Goods at Francis, 494 9TH street. be-
tween ID and Il, three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hall. Gray's Collars, 1sc. box; Gold
Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Garotte, 1885,
box. And all other goods cheap in proper
ton
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THE REroRT CoURTRous.-" You're dull
looking set,' as Sozodont said to the neglected
teeth, 1--WE shall soon improve under your
auspices" as the neglected teeth said to SoZo-
don't. ".E 60
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PARIs AND NEW YORK MIILINRRf. :

Mrs. A. G.. CASTOR has just returned from New
York with large and elegant assortment Of -
fine French, English and American Straw n
Bonnets and bats for ladies and children;
Crystal, Amber, Pearl, and Straw 0rna- $40
French Flowers Bonnet and Hat Frames in great
variety. Ribbons, SILKS, Grapes, Tulles and Real
PARTICULAR attention given to all orders.
Rooms, 446 Sth street, near Pennsylvania ave.
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PEDDLING.-Offcer Bailey, of the Fourth
precinct, yesterday arrested German named
Myers Setigman charging him with peddling
without a license. He had q hearing before
Justice Walter, who fined him SIS for the bene-
fit Of the Corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

WRAPPING PAPER FOR sALE-Apply at the
Star office.
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NAGRANCY.-A young woman named Ellen
Summers, came before Justice Harper yester-
day charged with vagrancv, ana was commit
ted TO the workhouse for the space OF 60 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

A SPLENDID EXCU RsION.-We refer to the
excursion to Glymont on Monday next for
the benefit of st. Dominicks Church, which
will no doubt be one of the most agreeable OF
the season. See advertisement
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FOR CoRNs. Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged
joints, and other disorders of the feet, consult
DR.. White, 424 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LJEwELRY.-Jet Spangle Drop and Pins and
Necklaces, Silver Plated Spoons and Forks,
received this morning at Pilggs One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No 43s Pennsylvania avenue,
near Ak street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

THB METRoPoLITAN BRANCH RAILROAD
This morning the jurors to condemn certain
lann 1or the metropolitan Branch railroad,
TO the Poin of Rocks, lying within Washing
ton county, reassembled at the Council Cham
Der, and after the examination Of some wit
nesses as to the value of the lands. Mr. Norris
argued the cases of his clients, and was fol.
lowed by Messrs. Davldge and Bradley, the
first for the Berry estate, and the latter for
Mrs Gales. The case for the railroad com.
pany was argued by Mr.. w. s. Cox, the resi-
dent counsel in the District, and Mr.. Rouie.
the resident counsel for Montgomery, the latter
closing about o'clock, when the case was ad ;
JourDed unit to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock
at hich time the jury will make up their YER
dict
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/ In SOBRR STATE.
Through the sequestered vale of rural life,
The venerable patriarch guiieless held -
The tenor Of his way; and bought his clothes
At Henning's One Price Store.
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PERSONAL Mr. Norman King, son of Il. nj
p. King, Esq, of this city, leaves New York ON
the 10th inst, for japan, where he intends en-
gaging in business.
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WAXING FOR THE NERDICT.-There is no
use y waiting any longer for 8 verdict on the
merits OF the various grocery stores, as the
jury have decided in favor of VIM. H. Ten
Dey 3 model establishment, corner OF High and
Bridge streets, GEORGETOWN
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IL ID. r. kING.-This veteran In the grocery
business seems determined to keep in the ad-
vance, and visit to his well furnished store
will convince our readers that his establish
ment is one Of the finest family groceries south
of New York
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DIED..

DIED.
S0PER. On the morning of the sth inst. VIM
ERS IST, the infant son of George and Jane Soper
aged months.
Funeral at 3h O'Clock Friday afternoon. 2t*
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Green d
Williams, auctioneers, on Tuesday ssld lots
Nos. SO, 81, and Is, in sub division Of lots Nos.
!. 2, 8, 4, S. 8, and IL in square No. 622, to Jno.
Rupert at 90 cents per foot. Lot No. &c. IN
same sub division, to Nelson Adams, at % cts.
per foot. Lots Nos. G, Z, So. so, 20, and II, in
same sub division, to John Rupert, at IA cts.
per foot, and lots Nos 72 and 49, to John Ru-
pert, at ~ Gets per foot also, lots Nos. 90, 81.
and 81. in same sub division. with improve
ments, consisting of three frame houses, TO L.
klllian, at S72O each Part OF lot No. %, in
same sub division, with Improvements, con-
sisIng of three. story brick house. wi tn attic,
to John Rupert, for 5000. Part Of lot No
%, same sub division, with frame house, to
John Rupert, for $3.50: and lots Nos. 25, o.
y, %, 90. and 80, of lot IL, square 673 to J.
Sherry. at % cents per foot. Lots Nos. % and
81. in square 81, to J. g. Rye, at $3.50, and a
two.story frame house on Twentieth street
west. between l. and NJ, to Samuel English,
at S5s5
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LEGAL NOTICES.

--I- - no --IYr 1-0T ICI- ~, = =, -.
HIo 70 ~ " n f 49, ~ nv .he suusell
per nas oo.ansu ron tlS tipnafs 1nmri oi
"ashlh.toh county IN the pis,iica Vi Soiaipias
Letters OF administration on the personal estate OF
Ieorgf " heallng iate ~ hgton c.! ". :.
Gtct"seo All per nav iY Chains aYist tit sdih
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
helHre me Inc 9aa al f ss m ry may t Use
tate. Given under my hannl this -da of July,
1867. SARAH hEATING, ADMINISTRATIVE
~ 1IpSpv .rcu
LIN my attorney all persons having claims against
the said estate VIII present !he same 10 MN ana
all persons indebted TO the sad deceased are mere
ney. SAkAH hEAIiNd, Admlaistratflx
d. > McLAtGHL NO. 40 IN 81.
auo-wow pct anu n sts.. washington.
VNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE., THAT THE SUB
i scribar has obtained from the Or phans C0urto
Washington county in the District Of Columbia let
teri OF & f a ine
daoaosad n nsraons ha vipg cIa ms agaInSt tho
la deasei ora hpprshv warnad ~ WHIT the sama
ssiiI W th char thaye"f tn the sni,snrihnr
$3.50 Wv. H. 18th aa IF INA ~ rHen eI VI
'e i1 h gn ~ fn ali mey may
estate Given auer NY a THIN s1F I'D lsy q une
1857 - ,.. JUN .an;d rinrahELL,
~. laMoM -A-1- s - ..ol :. !. d.
ORPHANS, COURT July lS 1877 -DIs7PIcr OF
CoITMRIA WssHISGToy CorNTy tn ,r;t Tn
the case of Mary ! Braytou Executriy Of John
RraSton deceased the rSecutriy aforesaid has
with the approbation of the orphans, Court Of
day Anenst 10th 1851 for the final settle.
ment and distribution of the personal estate
of said deceased and of the assets in hand IA
far IA the same have been collected and turned into
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On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August 18TH at
6o,eloek win sell. in front Of the premises, No
dition to Georgetown, fronting about 81 feet 4
inches on West street, between Congress and
paved alley. The improvements consist of q we'll
built two story Brick House. containing nine
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest, secured by a
deed of trust on the property. All conveyancing
and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title
perfect. - = #' THOMAS BOWLING,
iy 80 Ely > +- .,,AuctiOne9r.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATR.-The follow
ing transfers OF real estate were day re-
ported at the Real Estate Exchange of E. III.
Hall, No. II, Louisiana avenue, near cerner of
9TH street:-North half lot u, square 904, $40;
part lot H. square 1853, 900; west 20 feet lot 4,
square 904, $4,000: part tract called Mt. Airy,
quarter acre, 300; part tract called Friend
ship, 40 acres, $6,6lS.
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LIAM eAU6AgE IL have just received anotheS.
Ii supply OF Han SAUSAGE, unsurpaased fer
pbaiA Hams. NV. BURCHKLL.
Ns Under EbRitt House, cor. iltb md a..
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CITY, ITEMS.

Hrs THE MARK.-President johnson hits
the ssbpll's eye" three times IN three shots with
Il rine at the Schaetzen FesE bst Miller, at l02
Bridge street, Georgeto wn, hits the mark every
TIME on Dry Goods. and b ests the world on
cheap Prices. Let our lady readers call and
see fer themselvss. ~
.yns - -l--------a S. Et &
PIc-NIC.-One OF the most agreeable pic.
mics which has so far been given m this city
Will no doubt be that of the Columbia Press
mems Society, At 9TH street Park, on Monday
next. The printers know how to manage such
affairs. That fact il. established.
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

by THOS. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND STOCK OF
FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, August II, at ten
O'Clock, will sell. at No. 81 Bridge street, above
Congress street, the household furniture and eff
fects, consisting Of
I Fine Walnut Parlor Suite 10 pieces
Fine French Plate Mirror
Bedsteads. Feather Bed, Bureaus, Side board,
Cooking Stove
And other articles too numerous to mention.
Also,
A lot of Fancy Goods in the store, and Glas
Showcases. THOMAS BOWLING.
aus Auctioneer,
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RY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT. CORNER OF FAYETTE AND Sd
STREETS. GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION
O'Clock, will sell in front of the premises. Lot
No. lG. fronting 81 feet Fayette and 10 feet on
Sd street. This Lot is situated in the immediate
neighborhood OF the Convent and College, and o ne
of the most commanding and desirable Building
Lots in town.
Terms: One, third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property. All conveyancing and stamps at the
aus THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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PAWNBROKERS.

AK LICENSED I AU"HORlTY: AK
4 CB. FURNISHINGS LOAN Orr iUE, II ~
475 18th street, Sd door south of Penn. ave.
MONEY loaned time to suit customers, on
Real Estate, Gold and Silver Watches. Diamonds,
Jewelry, Silver Plate, Pianos Furniture, Ne
chanical Tools. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing
Apparel of all descriptions.
mi 5-3m R. RURNSTINE.
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In STATU Quo No reports Of the seizure
of liquors, for violation OF the Revenue laws,
were received At Collector Clephane's Office
to- day. In the case of krauss whose distillery
was seized q short while since by the military
authorities, appraisers VIII tomorrow pro-
coed to assess the property, so as to determine
the amount OF bonds under which to place the
same. The m after is In the hands of the Mar
shall Of the District.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF
i s. GOLBSTEIN CO.,
LICENSED PAWNBROkERS,
"a F0UR-AND-A-HALF STREET WEST,
near Pennsylvania avenue, 49,.
Offer the highest cash advances on all kinda OF
Merchandise, to any amount and for any ~
time desired at reasonable rates.
Interest on large sums greatly reduced. -
Business strictly confidential.
Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale.
fe Oily
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BURGLARY-A colored boy named John
Thomas, arrested by detective McDeyitt, came
before Justice Walter this afternoon, charged
by J. T. Siegert with burglariously entering
his house, No. 544 18th street, on Wednesday
evening, while the family were absent from
home, and stealing therefrom a silver mount
ei revolver, valuable watch, and S25 In
money The house was entered through the
door, which was broken open by means of an
axe, and the officers think that they found the
same axe in Thomas possession. The Justice
remanded the accused TO jail tor q further
hearing. .lf#. ,E#s
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

NOTICE-An persons are hereby warned that
IN my wife, BARBARA PFIEFER, having left
my bed and board without cause 1 will not pay any
debts contrac ted by her.
JOHN c. PFIEFER,
au 9-6tT Georgetown. ID. c.
AeFAyURABLE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
"A CHEAP DRY GOODS.-We are now selling
off our Summer Goods at sacrifice to make room
for Fan Stock: We have also just opened 1000
yards A BleaChed Muslin to sell at l21s Is IS, %
and p; loco yards "a do; at 9 and 10; A Brown
do l21a and Is. 5e,0 yards Fall Caicoes at TO- 12a
Is u. and Is cts Ginghams. Canton Flannels,
Tickings Sheetings, &c, &c. Great bargains may
be expected by all who favor with a call.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
au 9lm* 1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown.
GSO REWARD Will BE PAID BY ME-
.pCU CHANICS' LODGE, No. 1S, I. D. 0. F.,
Georgetown, for the recovery of the body of P. G .
T. FENTON EVANS. who is supposed TO have
been drowned on Monday morning, 5th instant,
between Giesboro and 9th street wharf.
j. DOD ROBINSOE,l
H G.. DIVINE, Committee
aus-2t C THOMAS,
EINE AND EXTRA FINE.
...... RETAIL PRICE: Tr36
FINE JAPAN TEA, 81. 2j cents. EID
For sale by ". H. TENNEY,
au SGT Georgetown.
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GREAT SALE OF WATCHES

ment costing but $40. while it may be worth $50.
No Partially shown. - ..lA Tn
We ssh to Immediately DISPOSE @, the aesvs
are placed in sealed envelopes Holders are en-:
upon payment of Ten Dollars, whether it be !
Watch worth $3.50. or one worth less. The return
of any of our certificates entities you TO the article
named thereon, upon payment. irrespective Of fts
worth. and as no article valued less than SO ID
named on any certificate, it will at once be seen
that this is no lottery but straight forward legit
innate trsnsaetion. which may be participated in
will be sent by mail, post paid, upen receipt of Is
cents, five for 81, eleven for 81, thirty three and
elegant premium or S. sixty six and more valu abl.
premium for $40 one hundred and most superb
Watch for Sb: To Agents or others wishing EN- :;
ployment this Is rare opportunity. 1t s q legit-
matey conducted business, duly authorized By thu
Government and open to the most careful scrutiny
e. 80 WRIGHT BROS. 4 90,
4je 3-.m 161 Broadway. New York.
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Use LINZ

r. USE LIME.
LIME for sprinkling purposes on hand and for
Hcnaekee pers will find It in quantities to anti ~
Also BUILDERS, LINE, PLASTR r "CH.
= THOS. FAHEYS
lie l8-H Corner 10th street and canal
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OFFICERS ELECTED,-At a meeting OF the
Washington Hebrew Congregation, held on
Sunday, August 4th, the following officers
were elected to serve for the next year: H. L.
Heller, Treasurer j. jacobson, Recording Sec
relary; j. Pach, Corresponding Secretary:
Adolph Adler, Financial Secretary: W. Wolf
and Moses Cohen, Board of Managers: M On.
penheimer, sexton j. S. Jacobson, Read er and
Teacher; b. Raft, p. WaiIach, and L. Rosen.
berg, Trustees for five years.
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RAros on THxRMoMxrRR The mercury
in the Thermometer ~ Messrs. Ffsnkiiu G Goa
to-day indicated az ten O'Clock, 50 degrees;
erees. ~ AfS85 3statt 81 =, y ~ 80 81
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ME- EoEIc.-ADother meteoric shower is ex-
pecttd during the present month. aud astron0-
fners eel dow the TX Exhibition for the evenings
et Angus ?tn and i0tb, this and to-mo, row
evening Those who have faith in astrono !.
ners v III probsh bly, be on the lookout
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

EAsk BALL.-A match game was PLAYED
yesterday evening on the Base Bail grounds.
ont or iath street, between the Jefferson and
Capitol clubs. The score stood, Jefferson a.
Capitol 80. = ~
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GRAND LARCEHY.-Two men, named Chas,
Miller and j. F. Nessbaum arrested BY officer
Berry, of ths fifth precinct, came before Jus.
tice Walter yesterday afternoon, charged by
was sustained. and they were sent to jail for
cOurt ftt tt-t-I , ,
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FUGITIVE FROM JUsTICR.-A pedler named
Joseph Kenney was yesterday arrested by or
fcer Wilson, of the fifth precinct, as q fugitive
Superintendent. who upon due consideration
granted him his liberty, there appearing NO
eyiden ce 10 the effect that he was fugitive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

hEcoSNizANcE BoN Ds Chief J a tics.Cartter
nas directed the magistrates TO make tue re ).
cogDizance bonds aiken by them returnable At
The December term Of the Criminal Court IN .
stead OF the J uns term, there being no jury to
try the cases. 80 s
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:. RAPE.-Of1ce Clements, OF the Eighth pre-
cinct, yesterday arrested a colored man named
Lloyd Edwards, 30 years old, who was charged
with committing a rape upon y GIRL named
Lucy Jones. The charge was sustained and
the accused committed to Jail for court by ] us-
tice Tucker, before whom the case Was tried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-09

LARo1NY. - Ofncer Gordon. Of the eighth
precinct, yesterday arrested q bncklayer
named Washington Berry, charged by r
Martin with the larceny OF q quantity Of socks.
The case came mp before Justice Tucker who,
after hearing the evidence in the case, corn.
mitted Berry to jail for conrt- -
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il 4g LouisiAna Avenue, at 8f plea S3fR
SETS and SHOULDER BRACE Or made 10 prdsr.
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THE SANITARY WoRK.-Four dead horses
and six dead dogs were yesterday reported
and removed by the sanitary company. Omcer
Ourand reports the following work performed
by the whitewashers, under Capt. O'Neal: 300
families supplied with lime, which consumed
40 barrels. The several wards Of the CITY have
under the super vision of the antary OH GERS
and the ve.named Captain Of the Freed
mems Bureau, and the city 10 now in an ex-
tons. III. f.E# I'll sa- u sltJa q r..
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SFTVNU ANNUAL F1I-NTF
COLUMBIA PRESSMEN, S SOCIETY, -
(LetterPress Printers,D
WILL BE REPEATED AT
SEVENTH STREET PARK,
MONDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
AUGUST II. s67
TICKETS. admitting q gentleman and ladies,
30 Gents. an SIT
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DEDICATIoN.-The EyIand Chapel. III. f..
SHurcn. corner OF Tenth and street Island,
VIII br ceoicat.d next Sunday. August 18th
Bishop james will preach at Ii q. m. At3 , n.
q plstorm assting Will be- held, when ad-
dresses will be delivered br distinguished
fnfais'ers snd oihers. AT ; p. m. preacn hing by
tie Rev. Henry Slcer
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About II O'Clock q number of the personal
friends Of Mr.. Harry Leslie. including several
representatives OF the Press, with Heald's
washington Brass band, rendered that gentle-
man serenade. MIR. James ). Sprigman, on
the appearance Of Mr.. Leslie, addressed him
on behalf OF bis friends. to which Mr. Pfau
tCouncilman) responded on behalf OF Mr. Les.
lie, and Mr.. Leslie also made 8 few remarks,
after which the company partook of his hos
pitality. :,
At four O'Clock this afternoon theprize stand
was the point OF attraction where the prizes
for the best shots were awarded rs follows by
Pres ident kionan, assisted by the officers OF
the association s.tft - =
LIST prize, set OF furniture, to Mr.. Schalk, of
Potfsville: I'd, gold watch and chain, b. Hence;
Sd, set Of china, $50 pieces,) John G. Hesss, OF
Baltimore; 4th. sewing machine, Mr.. Becker,
OF Gsorse no,si 5tn. silver tea service, q,
L. Mutb- Of Baltimore; 9TH, cutlery case ~
Lansburgh; Stn, dozen silver tea spoons Mr.
Lemkubi, Bait; 9th. leather trunk. R. Heu,schs
10th, silver slipper, MT Etchsmdt 18th, clock,
fcuckoo,l &. Waliemade: 18TH, marble top
table, Mr.. Fuge, of Baltimore; 18th, silver
bottle sand, Gustaye Hartig;i 18th, oil pa,nt-
ing, w =. Redgravs. 18th, Cashmere shawl,
sohn Kaiser, of 9sorgetown: 10th, stand clock,
mI. chamberlain, OF Baltimore 18th, silver
CUP. Mr.. A. Fendnef; 18th, box cham pagne
5..S ho s. ls,h. mesrcha9m pipe. g. KilIian,
opera glass, v. HeImuth; 22d, silver frnIt
basket, Mr. StoIps: asd, rife. G. Eoel; 24th,
silver cup. Fred. Hugie; 25th, cigar stand, O.
Worch setn, pair Of silver gobIeis, A..
Scnmieohei sltn. cigar stand, M. " assmau.
spoon, O. Meyer; I'd. china tea set. Mr.. Klein.
sf N "; 30. sword, belt and sash. v. He'll.
m NTH; 4th, ilthogrAph, Mr.. Setback, OF Potts.
vile. Pa. - :,
President Kioman addressed the corrs -.
follows before delivering the prizes -. -
Washington Schastsea ard Fsliop cifi .,ra
Win this day the shooting festival
closes. 1t has been very prosperous, and
from the 5ih to the fOth Of August long II we'd
will be- your memory, and OF II you shall be
proud. Our American friends have ali been
friendly with us atour featival. They have been
sociai with Us, and not q disturbance has taken
place. In 1868 we will Try and make our fssti
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.gs go +, 80 i 5siY '-'' 4 !,
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val greater feature yet aud DO in possession
OF our own park. The associ6tiOn now 10 very
strong, and rust 1t will soon be stronger.
thank all the Schuetzen brothers who gave
themselves the trouble ia assisting At the fes-
tivities. especially on the directors, on whom
fell the most work. In conclusion thank you
all and bid YOU, farewell (Loud applause
Gen. Grant, Secretaries Seward and Welles,
and Postm aster General Randall are expected
to visit the Fest at S o clock this afternoon.