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V,O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, 1855.
Application having been made under the act OF
June 49, 1850, for the reissue OF the following de-
scribed Land w arrants, which alleged to have
been lost or destroyed .-Notice is hereby given
that at the date following the description of each
warrant, new certificate or warrant of like tenor
will be ressued, if valid objection should then
appear. JOS. II. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No. 84,l74 for l20 acres, issued under the act
March Sd 1855, in the name of James Nelson Rial,
minor child of Nelson Rial, deceased and as grant
ed August %, 1885. October Is, 1857
No. 81 64s, for l60 acres issued under the act of
March Sd, 1855, in the name of Leayitt Daniels,
and was anted March q. 1861. October Is, 1857.
No q, S07, for 80 acres, issued under the act OF
March 8, 1855. in the name of Mary M, widow Of
George Pufenberger. and was granted April 1,
1856. November 9, 1867.
No As ,sl5 for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March 8. 1856, in the name of Robert G. Fannin,
and was granted October - 1885, November Is,
No 80 27s, for 100 acres, issued under the act of
March 3. 1855, in the name Lettuce, widow of Elijah
B. HILL and was granted December "a, 1855. Decem
Der II, 1867.
No "a O6I, for leo acres, issued under the act OF
March 8, 1885, in the name Of Anna w. Powell.
minor child Of Matthew Powell, deceased, and W as
granted June Is, 1850. December IA, 1857
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFF

WASHINGTON, September 10, 1851
On the petition Of l.. OTTO p. MEYER, of New
town, Connecticut, praying for the extension OF
a patent granted to him the 10th day of December,
1858 for animprovementi in Processes of Vulcanzing
Caoutchouc Compounds for seven years from the
expiration Of said patent; which takes place on
the 10th day of December, 1867
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY. the I'd day of Decem-
Der next at Il clock NJ and all persons noti
fed to appear and show If any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth in writing at least tceny days before the
day of hearing all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
Office which will be furnished on application. .
Dispositions and other papers relied upon testi-
mony must be filed in the Office ttcenty days before
the DAYS day a ster laS thu ne tsstmony
Ordered, also, that this notice be ESoisned IN tho
c., and in the Re gister. New Haven, Connecticut,
once week for three successive weeks; the hrst OF
said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
~ ~ T. @. THEAKER,
se24-W3w Commissioner OF Patents.
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BASE BALL.-A match game OF base ball was
played yesterday afternoon between the Ma.
tionais, OF this city, and the Maryland base
ball club, Of Baltimore, on the grounds of the
former, Of which the following Is the score:
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Geor getowa
vALUBLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-soAP AND


VALUBLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-SOAP AND
CANDLE WORKS AND ALL THE FIX
TURES AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, October 18th, at O'Clock r. m,
lwill sell that valuable property, on the road
known as the Union Soap and Candle W orks, con-
sisting Of large, convenient, and well built ono
and two-story Frame Factory, recently built, l2l
by Is feet containing tw large Soap Kettles capa-
bic of making Thirty Thousand pounds per week
Three large rendering Kettles, capable of render
ing Five Thousand pounds daily. Five Humis
toms Patent Candle Machines, together with all
the necessary fixtures, implements and appurte-
nances appeTtaining thereto, for manufacturing
large quantities with all the necessary out build
ings for Bones Carriage, Stable, Horse sna
Wagon, &c; with 30 by lilo feet of ground. This
property being Just on the limit of town. makes il
desirable place for the business having plenty or
water en- the premises for manufacturing and a
branch running through.
Terms cash. All conveyances and revenue stamps
at the cost of the purchaser.
oc ST. THOMAS BOWLING, Auet
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THE JAUNAY CHAMPAGNE.

York, (Agency of the ASSOCIATION VlNICOLO
DE LA CHAMPAGNE, l.. JAUNAY co, Man
ayers } confidently recommend the above Wine, as
strictly frst-elass and unsurpassed quality.
1t is dry, delicate, but full of vinous body-not
purity, peculiarly suitable for medicinal purposes
while its fragrance and other captivating proper
ties render 1t Treasure to all consumers OF re-
THOMAS RUSSELL CO.,
ocS st 296 Pennsy lvania avenue, WASN'T ngton
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CITY ITEMS.

usrrs. = A ISSUE " OLE KaADsns .nas ".
tween 9th and 10th streets, deserve credit for
having the largest and best selection Of salt
wafer oysters In the city With their vast ex-
iolk. Mr. Frank Pfeifer, who IL keeping them
constantly supplied with the genuine Lynn
haven Bay, Horn Harbor, Sterling Point,
sleepy Hole Mill pond Dragon grounds, Cher.
rystones, Chuekatuck, Nansemond plants,
Eastern and Western Branch, Severn River,
Pocosin and Back River, Cheeseman Greek,
Masons Greek, Hampton Bar sea side, &C., and
we can assure the public that they have 90.
cured the full right of Point Lookout Creeks,
and they have thirty Of the most reliable yes.
seis runhtng constantly from Rappahannock,
Pocomoke and Tangper sounds, which will en- =
able them to meet all demands for the luscious
bivalves served in every style.
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Who buys the cheapest Gents Furnishing
Goods A-Franc. Q Who sells the cheap
est Gents Furnishing Goods! A.-Eranc
Q.-Who buys the most Gents Furnishing
Goods A.-Franc. Q-Who has the great
est rush for Gents Goods! A.-Frauc; 49i
Seventh street, between D and E, three doors
above Odd Fellows' Hall. 9,5I:
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PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Off ice counter.

FRANC's-The Cheapest Gents Furnishing
Store in the City Good Merno Undershirts
IS cts, 90 cts 81: good Mrrino Drawers IS
cts. 80 cts. 81; A No. 1 Undershirts, Sl.25,
$I.50. 81 rs; A NO. /. Drawers, S1.25, 81. 50,
S1.75; good white Shirts, Sl.25, SI.5O, S1.75;
A No. White Shirts, SO so; good Cotton
Socks, 81 per dozen; best English double heeis
and toes) $3.50 per dozen; Paper Collars from
10 cts. per box up; Ties, Gloves, Haudker-
chiefs, &c, cheap, 494 Seventh street. between
u and +, three doors above Odd Fellows
Hall.
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HENRY WILSON, 4
MERCHANT TAILOR,
~

No. ZIG Bridge Street, Georgstotrn, ID. C.,
Merit Door 10 Bank Of Commerce,
Invites the attention of his patrons and the public
to his large and well selected of rench
English, and American CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
he is prepared to make up (havng faithful work
men) in the best manner, and in the highest style
of the art.
Also, good assortment of Gents FURNISHING
Goods, such AS SHIRTS, DRAWERS, SOCKS,
GLOVES. COLLARS ,SUSPENDERS, CRAYATS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, &c, to all of which he in :.
vites personal inspection before purchasing else
where.
No trouble to show goods, and all garments war
ranted to fit. Sc g0-Ym
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THB FRET.-Dr. White, Chiropodist, 42i
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and "a
half Sixth streets, removes Corns, Bunions,
Bad Nails, &C., without pain. Office hours
from q. m. to D. m
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Po~oMAc FERRY UOMPAEY.-By- referencs
to Cur advertising columns y VIII be seen that
gberssfte r. fha steamers plying between th,s
citv and AIexandria Will leave every hour
II en- o, N. re p. m
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p PRosTrTUrIoN.--Yest Virginia Young,
Margaret Page, and Sarah Bennett, coiorsd,
were arres,ed by ofieer w esifeld, OF the Second
Precinct. and taken before Justice Wgiter,
who fined the sfyet 81, and ccmMitted the
/ others 70 the Worxhouse. seaf I
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DIANo TUNING AND REPAIRING.

GEORGE L, WILD, formerly Tuner and Agent
for VIM. KNABE & CO., Of Baltimore;
subsequently Tuner and Repairer, andS$FsTS
Tuner of STEINWAY'S PIANOS at Met Hvl
Zerott's Music Store, now of GEORGE Z: WILD
q BROS Piano Forte Mandatory, No; 497
18th street, between Pennsylvania ave. and e st :,
continues to give special attention to tuning and
repairing Pianos.
Pianos, Parior Organs, and other Instruments,
italian and other strings, always for sale at very
oX nrices. D Inn
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STOCK, LEASE, AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
- of the well-known Establishment of MADAME
PRINCE, No. % Market Space. good OPP IN
established business, as she is determined to *
retire II NC customers present tnen ms, Tor
last. So her patrons will find it to their great ad
vantage to call if they require any article in MIL
LINERY or FANCY GOODS. sep2 Inn
WEBKR'S BRASS AND STRING BAND is
w prepared always to furnish MUSIC fer -
Parades, Exhibitions, Balls, Private Parties,
Funerals, &c, at the shortest notice. Mr. Weber
is not now connected with the MARINE BAND, and
be left his residence $50 18th street east, at
sepS-3m METZEROTT'S MUSIC STORE.
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PURCHAsR MADE.-We learn that Mr.. r. B.
Mohun, of the firm of Blanchard IL Mohun.
has bought the well-known book store OF
Franck Taylor, for $4,000.
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Witness: ED. JAMES.

FASHIONABLE WBDDINe.-To.day the resi-
dence OF ID. W. Middleton, Esq, clerk of the
U. S. Supreme Court, on Capitol Hill, was the
scene Of very brilliant assemblage Of ladies
and gentlemen OF this and other cities, to wit
ness the marriage of Miss Alice Middleton to
DR.. Skillman, of the ordnance department
The ceremony was performed at 12K O'Clock
by Rev. Thomas Addison, Trinity Church, as
sisted by Rev. Osborn lngle. The bride was
attended by five bridesmaids, Miss Julia
Middleton, (sister:) Miss Maury, of this city,
Miss Peacham, Of Phila. Miss Hyde of
The groom was waited on by DR.. Young.
Messrs. Horace ana w. d. Middleton. jr,
(brothers of the bride.) and two gentlemen of
New YORK. The bride wore a white corded
elk dress, low necked illusion bertha, full
point lace and long veil, with a set of pearls.
the gift of the groom. The bridesmaids were
dressed alternately in white aud blu carleton,
with puffings Of same, and white flowers in
their hair. The bride was the recipient of
many elegant presents. and after brilliant re-
ception of three hours the party started on q
bridal tour.
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T,HE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF LEIGH HUNT;
Tales OF the Colonies By Chssiss kowcroft; III:
Domestic Stories, by author of John Halifax ~
Education, By Harriet Martinean; d. Deerbrodk !,
Msrtnssu British kps in n Indis
iotte Bronte; 81. Villette,- BY Currer Bell; o..
Jene Eyre, BY Currer Bell; 81:
se3 tta ~ FkANSA TAILOh.
TSxCFLsIOR IxOELsIOR
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CORSET STEELs at S cents a pair, at Charles
Baum's celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset man
ufactory, 40 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. ...sf tt
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A NEW THING The Bismarck color, Dou.
style, for $13, at A. Saks & Co SIT 7th street
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NATIONAL THEATRB.-F. S. Chanfrau will
appear in his celebrated Improvisation Of
"Bob Briefly" in ssThe Ticket OF Leave Man"
this evening. -
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EXCELSIOR
OHASTELLARD ss9
HAIR EXTERMINAT0Rli

FOB REMOV1NG SUPERFIUOUS HAIR,
70 the ladies especially. thi: invaluable depi!a-
penaable article to tensile beauty, 10 easily o..
Piled, does not burn or n!ure the kin, but acts
supernuous hair fcm low foreheads, or from sny
other pert Of re BODY. completely totally ,nd rsd
smooth ssnd natural. This Il the only articis
psea q ths Ersseh. and h s5s snly real edectusl
nf@eo1r AS6 Mver strssr s Tussnl n
IlOO1 f4AnES, sOLID AND ! 80 :.
" -. nc uocB BOX WINDOW FRAMES.
g, q SLATE MANTLEs
BUILDERS, DEPOT. . g
iss - 3i' - r.. a62 7th Street
ocfeosw B.W. HAMILTON CO.
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body which convened on the Sth instant at
Bars Hall, adjourned last evening to meet on
the I'd Tuesday OF October next in Portsmouth,
business transacted was mostly regarding the
private work of the order The following
eff GERS were elected Past High Chief Ruler,
sns VI ' iI.;oa 1sn Gatei n,
Ruler, W. Stafford, of Arlington, VT; High
Corresponding Secretary. VIM. Dent, Of Utica,
N. Y; High Treasurer, G. b. Fans, Of Paters-
burg, Va; and High Lecturer, John T. Lighter
The prospects Of the order are now very fiat.
terlng, and II is expected that the principles Of
the order will spread rapidly throughout the
country. During the rast twelve months ten
embracing Maryland and Eastern Virginia.
The delegates are to-day visiting Mount Ver-
non.
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WHITE VERSUS BLACK.-This morning about
ten O'Clock, quarrel arose between James
Forbes, white man, and Thomas Morris, col.
ored, near the corner Of NJ and Third streets,
which eliminated In the latter infiieting blow
upon the former, and the subsequent thrash.
ing OF Morris. The party are both profession
al hod carriers, engaged at work in close prox-
unity to each other. During an interval Of la
Dor the all.absOrbing topic OF the elections was
brought up, when warm discussion arose in
consequence Of the exuberance OF Forbes over
the published results, the sequel to which was
q personal collision, us q bove noted.
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CHARGE OF LARCRNY.-Oficer Bailey yes.
terday arrested Tnos. Sendus, on the charge
OF stealing Government goods, aud he was
taken before Justice Thompson, and held to
bail for q hearing.
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The PROPOSED RAILROAD FROM LouDoN
COUNTY, VA, 70 TIE DISTRICT OF CoLuM-
For q week or two past notice has appear Cd
In our paper calling . public meeting to be
held at John Nd. Orr's ONCE, for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the feasibility Of con-
strucfing branch Of the A., L. & II, Railroad,
from some point along the Mas of said road, to
connect with GeorRetown and Washington.
and also, ultimately, branch from or near
Leesburg, running through the southern por
ton of Loudon. AS All great undertakings
must have beginning, we see 10 valid reason
for passing this one BY merely because IL pro.
poses to do what has never been done before,
ViZ-Placing the people OF Loudon In direct
communication with the Federal Capital-
ahording her citizens additional facilities for
reaching the great center OF commercial activ-
ity-and TO some extent Offering them a choice
Of markets. A stem from the main line,
branching off i've or six miles this side OF Alex.
andriA. would In five miles reach the District
OF Columbia, which, In addition to shortening
tina. distance for persons travelling eastward,
would at the same time obviate the changing
OF cars, the uncertainty OF water commuui-
cation, and the many other annoyanees and
delays TO which they are now subjected.
The, construction OF such 8 branch however,
would do more. It would make Loudon the
suburbs, as 1t were, Of Washington and George
town, when the fertility Of her soil-the
Usefulness of her location-and the hospitality
Of her people, would attract the man Of bust
ness or OF pleasure, seeking country resi-
dence for his family, that would increase the
spirit of Improvement; 1t would open the door
to a ready market for all that we raise to sell
a. reduced rates OF transportation-and tn us
enhance the value OF our lands, and these
things combined, always infuse business life
and energy to q community, that must ulti-
mately result In Its material prosperity. The
subject is already attracting the attention Of
the people of the District, and the two branches
Of the Common Council Of Georgetown have
united in appointing delegates to the meeting
on the 23d; it was also determined at the meet
ing Of the Board of Directors of the A., L. Il H.
railroad, held in this place last week, to ap.
point delegates to represent the company in
said meeting, to all of whom free passes over
the road will be rendered. It Is believed by
the friends Of the ranch road, that the last
dollar necessary to its construction can be
easily raised In the District, SO that instead of
retardng the progress of the road westward,
it Will greatly facilitate the work on the main
line. AT all events, it is subject upon which
a free interchange of opinion can do nc harm,
but may result in decided benefits to our peo-
pie, and as the meeting of the 23d promises to
be one OF interest, a general attendance of the
citizens OF Loudon would be especially graft
tying.
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BUCKsEn GLOVES AND GAuNrLRrs made
to order and warranted to fit Gentlemen, La
dies, Boys, Misses and Children, at Henning's,
NO. 5s5 TIN street, near Maryland avenue.
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+ SANITARY Orders were yesterday given
for coiiins and the burial OF three coiored per-
sons, one adult and two children. Omcer Sc.
bastip con veyed poor woman named Mar.
gsret Ourran to the aImsnouse; one dead horse
and Eve dead animals were reported and re-
moved, ssta - t'a
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SELLING ON SUNDAY.-A restaurant keeper
name james Cole was arrested by Sergeant
with selling liquor on Sunday, was yesterday
evening fined S21 so by Justice MorseIl
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JUST OPENED yrT- -.l
-r,.s.-' --s THIS DAY,
Heavy White and Red OPERA CLOTHS.
White FRENCH MERINOS, 81. so to S2.25.
~ White EMPRESS CLOTHS. .t.
Colored EMPRESS CLOTHS all shades, 81 .25
BISMARCK ALPACA, GA cents. .ll-L
6-4 Stripe and Figured FRENCH CLOAKING
CLOTHS. 80 .s
White and Colored SILKS. .,- ! ,
White and Black SATINS.
Super Black Lyons SILK VELVET.
New York importers. f-r ,-e
All goods sold at the lowest cash prices. 1852
" VIM. 3. RILEY BROTHER,
p tiH .Ht~ f.ts- Ne. SO Central Stores,
sc 49, eo6tif Opposite Centre Market.
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WARTS, MOLEs, VASCULAR ExCREsRNCRs,
&C., cured by DIR. White, Chiropodst 424
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and "a
half and Sixth streets.
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,r,,.HHSSaa LlMl.
sale. ard Comnissioners, Sanitary O6icers, and
HousekseR sm y,H nnd Y IN quantities. e suit, 49,.
men Z, SAND, and HAIR, sst,o $3.50
tt1s-a Qorpsr 10Th Ntrset I'd easas
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CHANGE IN THE WEArHRR.-The cold, frosty
temper ature Of the past two weeks has given
place to beautiful day, such al could not be
Complained of IN the middle Of Spring FIRES
which have been indispensable, can now be
comfor, ably spared, and winter clothing dofrsd
for Lighter garment fa .s
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COUNTERFEIT NOTES Counterfeit notes of
the denomination OF $40, or the FIRST and
Third National Banks OF Philadelphia, and of
the denomination of $50, on the Fourth Ma
tOnai Bank of the same city, are in Giro ula-
ton. The $40 notes are well exc yuted, an d
calculated to deceive those not expert In de.
tectine counterfeit money. The $40 no ties are
not so we'll executed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-10

WE ADVISE OUR READER to call at A. Ad.
amson's. 5C6 Ninth street, enc door from Penn.
sylvania avenue, and examine his large and
well.selected stock OF Carpets, Druggets, OIL
cloths, Rugs and Mats of sll kinds, Blankets
OF all colors. ready made Sheets and Pillow
Cases, Bed Clothing of all descriptions, Hair
and Shuck Mattresses, Hair and Feather Pill
lows, Q large assortment of Gilt Window
Shades, Linens and Fixtures, Table Covers Of
all kinds, all OF the first quality, and at the
lowest cash prices. Remember 500 9Th street.
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MILLRR's.-Mr. II. Miller. who has opened
the restaurant on l1th street, In the STAR
buildings. is rapidly earning valuable fame
for his house. The meals he serves his guests
give entire satisfaction to ali, while his bar Is
unsurpassed, and his prices perhaps the lowest
charged by such touse in Washington.
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FIRST OF THE SEAsOH,-Th The first soiree OF
the season OF Prof. ]. w. Kreiss took place last
evening at his dancing academy, Parker's
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
9TH streets, and was attended by very large
number of ladies and gentlemen. The affair
was pleasant one and dancing was kept up
until late hour. s... ~
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY - Y yesterday Lieut.
Ecklof and officer Graat arrested PatrIek and
Mary s carton on the charge OF assauiting
Louisa Barnes, and the tat,er en- the charge OF
n q suitink the former. af.u tbe case being
heard by Justice waiter they were dism Used.
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GOVERNMENT SALRs.-I would call the at
tention OF dealers and others to a large lot of
new Cavalry Jackets, Goats, Pants, Shirts,
Blankets, &c. A. Adamson, sos Ninth street.
one door from Pennsylvania avenue. tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-10

GENTLEMEN will find Burnett's Oriental
king. 90
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VIOLATION OF CORPORATION ORDINANCE
Thomas W. Miller came before ustice Walter
yesterday, charged with driving wagon
without license or mum Der, and was fined $40,
Meredith Eastma an and Rosetta Ridley came
before the same justice, charged with keeping
dogs without license, and were fined IS each;
and John Brown was fined IS by the same JUS.
tce for driving wagon without number.
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GOOD JUDGES think NO Flavoring Extracts
quail 70 Burnett's. yseo
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FINE GRAPKs.-We are indebted to Mr..
Brown, Produce dealer, ID street, between 10th
and 18th, for . very fine box OF Isabella Grapes
from the vineyard Of r. p. CaulHlns, Naples,
NJ They are NOT only fine specimens Of
Isabella grapes, but are admirably put up for
ma .
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ENTERPRISE,

- I 3
Enterprise ............3 3 0 o 2-l3
A spirited game was played yesterday after
noon between the first nine Junior Creighton
and the second nine chesapeake Base Ball
Clubs. The folio wing is the score:
JUNIOR CREIGHTON. CHRaApRAKR