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THE COURT

CRIMINAL Cognf, ykSe "a c1hisnsrs
ing. III. A-Rettit. lndicted Tor forgery pie4d
guilty. and was senten ced 10 two years IN ne
Albany ,penitentiary, In two other cases a
nofte pfospui was entered, Harrsoa An-
more. isfiGeds fpE an assani. and bsfsery,
dicted for an assault and battery with intsnt %
kill. was found not guilty. Peter Hyde, in-
dieted for an assault and battery, was con-
victed and sentenced TO pay . fine Of ea5. and
to give security 70 keep the peace, especially
towards GustAvus Kuhn
EQUITY CoURr, ySiee sFssker.-To-dsy, the
following business was done I'm re, Joseph
Clark, 1unabe;1 order appointxng Jas Keieher
COMMITTEE Clokey agt. Clokey; order ap.
pointing W. H. Chapilear guardian I'D Item.
ORPHANS COrRr, Judge Psrcsu - To.day,
the will OF the late Edward Lacey was fled
He makes beQuests of amounts to o number of
his friends in trust for their childrea; also to
number OF his friends q beQuest OF 81 900 70 be
divided between ST. Joseph's and ST. Vincent's
Orphan Aeylums. and ons.half the balance Of
his estate to the Male and Female Protest ah
Orphan As ylum. and the rest 70 the American
Bible Society. He nominates Matthew Waite
and 9. II. Lane executors. The will Of the late
Margaret Whapn, of Georgetown. was filed and
fully proven. She bequeathes her estats 70 her
sister and other relatives. The will Of the late
John Amrsin, bequeafhing his property 70 his
wife, was filed. lA ~
! Letters Of administration on the estate OF
Mer9aret whanu were issued 70 Lewis Mack.
aiCbond $4,000. The second account of the
exsCtOr Of George E. Curtis was approved and
passed. LISTERS Of administration on the es-
tate Of the late A. +. Kimmell We're issued TO
Mary A. s. L. Kimmell-bond SS,Ooo. She was
also appoin I'D guardian 10 the children-bond.
$1,000. van.
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whsse wheat brought s2-S per bpshel, he
highest price VET paid. We publish In another
column . cali for a meeting OF the Merchants
Exchange on Monday morning NJ 10 o'clock.
SHIPMENTS OF CoAL--Shipments Of coal
nonhwsrd dunne ne month a guly were IS
follows: Borden Mining Company, ASH tOnss
central Coal Company, $3.50 toLs; Consolida-
I'd Goal Company, s,g99 tons: Cumberland
Coal company, l,227 tons, Rays docks, i,al5
tons. Total, 2l.9cs tons.
THI CANAr-During TIE month nf July Sse
coats nave arrived and reported AZ the Office
OF the Collector, and the tolls collected by that
sennemanly officer during thsr tine amount
10 SSSe. letter received here this morning
states that Tie strike At Cumberland has not
BEN settled yet. and that the Central Ocsl
Com pany had acceded 10 The demands Of the
strikers. while the other companies were deter
mined TO hold out. Boats which started be-
fore the ep,tte at Cumberland are arriving
rapidly to-day.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL EW 9.
Pic-Nic., Excursions. Ae.


The sevCn-h grand picnic Of the FriendshiD
Club No !, Will "a zP pla &C at the WashtnIroa
City Garden, corner of lst street and New
York avenue. on Monday evening, and viii ma
douo- re pleasant affair, as The CommI;tee of
ArTaE gern~nts have been untiring an mar
"fCT:s 20 provide fer the enIoyment of the
guests. ~
grand moonlight excursion IN Noun,
vernon VIII be given on Monday evening. nv
The teachers Of he DUmbarton street NJ Is
Sabea;h School The steamer Arrow leaves
ne foot OF High street at X ID m and returns
at " o'clock landing At The sth street wharf
De excursion TO Glymont under the auspices
81 ne IOun- Catholic Friends SOCIETY," o.,
MoLcay next, the proceeds of which will be
neNoted 20 the benefit OF the Catholic free
>choois, VIII De ore of he most pleasant affairs
OF me season, "a extensive arrangements are
Beng made Tor the pleasure OF the guests
Ihe annual excursion down The Potomac OF
~ PaUIs English Lutheran Church, will take
place On Tuesday next, on the steamer Wawa-
set. which leaves her wharf loot of7ih street.
at 5, O'Clock p. m.
The excursion 70 Fredericksburg ron the
steamer Express 10 aid in the erection OF an
Episcopal church az UniOntown. ID. c., will
De given on Wednesday neXLand will no doubt
he pieasan: affair, as The gentlemen hayin 2
the matter in charge are deteTIn ned that the
mp shall be enjoyed.
The Potomac Ferry Company issue round
uIp tickets between this city and Alexandria
Tor fifteen cents: persons holding them not 10
leave The boat. This presents an excellent 3D.
pCTtuniiy fOr parents 10 take their children on
short excursion. Steamers can also be char
teIsd for excursion parties from the cornpany
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NOTORIOUS CoLoRED BIT RsLAR CAUGHT.
Lewis Lancaster (colored) was arres ted day
before yesterday BY Offcer Dunnirgton for
roooing a vessel az The Fourth street wharf O. a
watch. pair OF shoes, and coat, and was taken
70 the eighth precinct station, where il was as.
cerained that he was one of n gang of thieves
who bad committed several robberles In East
washing ton; among others, the following:-At
Tue residence OF Mr.. T. A Richards. on New
Jersey avenue. from which q watch and SIs6
'r money Were ;akrD, and also Mr.. Richards
SiOihes- for which the thieves left their own old
as III exchange; 81 Ms. Van Riswick's cor
Ier If First street east and n street south, from
whose house gold watch. valued az $3.50, and
ARTICLES OF clothing were taken, at the residence
II Mr.. Georg" Callard, on Fourth street, where
;hey had bundled up a lot Of clothes, but were
scared OF by the officers; al thr house Of Mr.
Il. McCaUly, en- the same street. where the
Kitchen was robbed Of pies and milk, and one
OF the party LETT bis card on The floor; and sup-
s1quenily 10 the same place, W hen the blinds
ana glass We're broken. and an alarm given
y ben Officers Sprague ana % Brien answered,
and De made his escape. Officer Sprag ne
brought him 10 headquarters this morning. and
after he had had hrs physiognomy taken he
= as committed 10 Jail by Justice Lynch in ALI
he cases
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ODD Fellowship IN THE DIsrRIcr-Grand
S''cretsry. r Hail Sweet, has transmitted 10
he Grand Lodge OF the United States the re.
port OF The Grand Lodge OF the Dist of Co.
unit IA, for The year ending June 3Oth last
trom which We learn that the Order Is IN a
very healthy condition The report shows the
fcliowlng--Number OF Lodges. 10: I'M .iations
2SS- TeJeCnons, ~, admitted by card. 81: with.
Drawn BY card, 81; reInsIatrd, - suspensions,
~. explosions, ;: deaths, % members 2 ,lp
Brothers relieved. 3>ic widowed families re-
LEVIED. rs: amount paid for the relief of BROTH
rs. S5,U}S-5s; tor relief OF widowed families
-355I O4: for education OF orphans, sI,5792E
FOR buryiBg fhr dead. Slt-j 20 Total relief.
l'.2i-.6j. Amount OF recsIpts, $1,000. -.
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RI THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Gsoreetown.
ohANcERyr "a. SALE n 6 oE IIsfRoysp ZEAL

By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court OF tho
lE6, Eauity Docket 5, 1lliot et al. Frizzeli et
al, shall, on THURSDAY, August 9Th, on the
miees, proceed 20 sell at public auctioR at 81
,. m, Lot No. "a, Il Beatty q Hawkins addition
e SsoF.e,own fronting Us feet on tss south side
tanning about Ia acres Of land The improvements
consist of a two-story Frame Dwelling House.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money 70 be
raid 10 cash; and the remainder in respectively
and twelve months from day Of sale " it'll Interest,
10 he secured by purchasers bends, all cash,
at the purchasers option. A deed given when all
purchase money is paid. de posit Of ESQ required
at time OF sale. stamps and oonyeysncinG pur-
chsser'e co-t. w Y. FENDAlL, Trustee.
~ Is eo&ds. TH0e. BOWLING, Auct.
A FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY TO Buy
"A CHEAP DBr G0oDS.-we are about having
our Store Room enlarged and reitted and in view
Il this will run OF our Stock Of summer Goods At
syealg yedsoed prizes. BENJAMIN MILLER,
1ol Bridge st., Georgetown. ID. o. yls In
gOsOUO. Gentlemenb and Lsdie<' second
hand CLOTHING. Also, al kinds OF FURNI-
TURF, for which o fair price will be paid, st No.
"a Bridge street, Georeetovn. fels-ly
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Jy2s-cts
Kf IHUo 7 w LI.NN'' fuOIIONo'f, 0eOfs otoNl
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY 7

GEOkGETONN AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
b virtue Of q Ceed Of trust TO the undcrsignei,
bearing date the 18th Gay Of June, lsj7, sud
coried IN LiLer 4, &. r, No. IL foos 4fl 81 SCI
Of the Land Records Of the District Of Columbia.
shall expose 20 public sale, ON THURSDAY, tho
eth day Of August, A. ID. ISIS, at O'Clock On the
afternoon in front Of the premises, one undivided
moiety, or half part Of all that parcel Of ground
and premises lying and situate in GeOrgetOWn, ia
said District OF Columbia. knewn as and being al
that part of Lot numbered ten, (l0l In Beatty aud
Hawk ius' addition 20 said town. contained within
tie following mstes and bounds. viz:
Beginning on the east side of High street fifty
81 feet (2l inches south from Bes street.
aud thence runAfns DOrtherly on IL gh street 10
beall street, thence eesterly on Besll street one
hundred and twenty nine (lfaD feet seven (7D
inches thence south ps with II gh street two
ca feet. and thence In \ straight line 70 the point
of beginning. with the sppurtenances and build
ines to the same belonging.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-hah cash; balance IN ak
months; with interest from day Of sale, secured 20
satisfaction Of Trustee. $40 u be paid the
close Of sale. Conveyancing aud stamps at pur-
chaserf cost. II terms are not complied with In
five days from day Of sale, Trustee reserves right
TO re sell 1t purchssers risk. i've days notice.
MAHLON ASHFORD. Trustee.
Jy25 eo&ds THOMAS Do sL1SS, Auct.
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FUNERAL OF COEoNER WOoDwAED-rhe
funeral Of Coroner Wood ward VIII take place
this evening. AZ six o'clock. from his late resi-
denCG, On West street, Geo. getown. The bod V
j. encased IN 4 beautiful walnut coffin, with
massive silver handles. upon the lid OF which
4 silver pla'e with this inscription .-s-Tboe
WCcdward. died July 3lst. 1858. aged rs years -
TIE funeral services Will be et rhe house, and
CcnGuc,ed BY Few. Mr.. MeCs uley. after which
Ne cCTIeGe viii proceed 10 Oak Hill Cemetery,
where the interrnent will take plaee.
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RITHos. BOWLING, AuctiOneer; GeOrsessvn.
TRpsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROP

BY virtue Of two deeds ~ trust 70 the und err
signed, bearing date respectively the 18th day OF
February sne the oth of April, lsos and duly
corded. and at the request OF the persous secured
therhy. will sell, at public auction, TO the ish
est bidder, on the premises, on the 9th day OF Au
gust , Is &c ms ofloGe m the eastern cne-hsli
1hrelkelds sdditioR 20 Georgetosn. fronting
thirty 1907 feet on Bridge street, and binding on
LIngan street one hundred and twenty tleel feet,
With the Improvements ehsrson. consisttng OF two
frame houses The perty - well located, and is
investment.
Terms OF sale: 81 .OCO cash; of which siOO must
te paid al time of sale, the rc.idue in three equal
Payments at g q. and q mouths 60 be secured by q
deed q trust upon the property Conyeyancing
the terms not be complied with in days the de-
posit TO lie forfeited. and the property res0d AZ 70
days notice at the risk Of delinquent purchaser.
fREp. W. JONES. Trustee.
~ 2scts THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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MAR RIED,

PLATT-CtR PENTER. On June 18th at St
Johns Church. by Rev. John V. Lewis sHER-
MAN PLATT. of this city, to EMMA C.. eldest
daughter Of Otis II. Carpenter, of Mauitowoc,
Wisconsin.
HAYDEN-ENGLISH. On MAY Is by Rev.
Byron Sunderland, ID. ID MIR IUGIAN H. HAY
DEN, Of this city: to Miss NELLIE n ENG
L1SH, daughter of Charles y. English, ESQ of
Georgetown, ID. g..
YOUNGER-QUEEN On THURSDAY. Jnly g.
al st. Martin s Church. by the Rev. Telix Barrot-
ii GEORCE l.. YOUNGER TO MARY QUEEN,
both of this city.
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CoRNs, BUNI0Ns, BAD NAILS. and all dis
eases OF the feet. successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon ChIropodist. 42i Pennsy lvaua
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets. OH ,e
hours rom a. m. 70 p. No charge tor
consultation. Established fe61
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PRICE LIST OF Gents Furnishing Goods 1T
the original Franc, i9i Seventh street, (large
plate glass 'front.' batw cen ID aud r streets
Good White Shirts,Sl-S1-5O;Fine White Shirts
S3.W-2-j0; Good Summer Under Shirts, 80. IS.
II Coed Summer Drawers. 50, -, 81
Good Cotton Socks, ", Is, 20 cents: Paner-
Collars, 10, Is, Is, 25 cents per box: Handker-
chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs in end.
less variety. al popular prices. 2. ST. have
no branch stores. /.
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THE PEAgLY GATRs.-Pure WHITE teeth and
sweet breath, Issuing like perfume from the
rose, through pair of lovely lips, are. rs
Shakespeare says, Ian excelleni, thing IN wo-
man " To Keep the ''pearly satns" Of the month
always spotless. ana the breath aiways fra
grant, II is only necessary tc use The Sozoiont
daily.
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AWARD OF PREMIUM-A magnificent fan
offered as premium TO the lady who shou Id
make the highest degree of Improvement in a
course OF fifteen lessons of penmansnip at the
Consolidated Business College, was on Wednes-
day evening presented To Miss Emil E. Hunt
one of the pupils OF the class
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al SIS. S2l, and S2f per halt dozen. Boys Shirts
to order, from 80 TO tl5 per half dozen. Boys
Shirt Waists to order, of the finest linen i'm.
ported, efe per half dozen. Fine do, et2 Der
half dozen, al George c. Henning's, No 511
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CITY ITEMS.

PARTIES looking for valuable real estate are
referred to the sale advertised bv Chas Klo-
man. in another column. to take place on Mor-
day, at p. m, at the corner Of tn and q SITS
As mis- property is on the rapidly improving
portion of eth street, certainly presents a
chance for investment that is not Often met
with. Parties interested will not forget to be
present. -
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TIE PALM OF SUPERIORITY is awarded to
Mrs 5. A. Aliens Improved new style) Hair
Restorer or Dressing, I'm one bottle,l and q
grateful public appreciates the very low price,
One Dollar. Every Druggist sells il. co
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PEsE RALI.-The Nationals. 1T a late meet
ing, resolved 70 publish ali the correspondence
between them and the Olyrapics. There has
been some controversy ir regard % the acceit-
ancr Of chs lien &c between these two fiIe cluDs,
and he Nationals Propose 20 show which club
failed 20 respond The Nationals Will prob
ably play ne Olympics curing the coming
week. should the trTau- emea-S be uer:@ctstl:
nd as the Olympic has now some crack play
q r, ;heEe VIII Le much inIeTeS; in The res ait
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THERE Is TINE FOR EVERYTHING. but It
is getting b Oh time for you 10 save your money,
an! this you can doc by going TO the original
Franc, ASA Seventh street. between ID and L,
and buy your gents Furnishing Goods, - per
cent. less than in any other store In this city
Remember the place-i9i with large plate gls IS
front 4
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JEAN DRAWERS. Linen Drawers, all sizes to
suit this warm season, ut A Saks & Co., 5l7 tn
street, between Pa. ave. and d street
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JEwELRY.-Silver Plated Ware and Fancy
Goods new styles, received every NOR ming. at
PriFg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 40 Pa.
aven ne, near st.
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TowlBe NEW PATENT SHOULDER BRACE
AND SUePDNDBR--believed TO be the best arti-
Gle OF the KIND now in use-a new supply just
received. T. 5. Burr, 355 + street between
9th and lQth 8
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BROKE DowN.-Street car No. 81, of the
tn street ronte, has been Withdrawn from the
line for repair of injuries sustained by the
breaking of n fiange to the wheel yesterd NV
afternoon. The accident occurred on eth street
near the corner of Ct, (South Washington
where the car has been removed from The
track, and now lies in the street
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DEATH OP ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN.-Ieoni.
das Coyle. an old and worthy citizen OF the
District, died yesterday morning at his resi-
dence, on +, between 9th and eth streets.
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BURGLARY.-About two O'Clock this morn.
ing, Officers Doyle and Harris discovered
colored man in the rear of Thomas Lucas
Junk shop, corner of 22d and streets, and ne
ran OF, making good his escape. II appeared
he had entered the shop by the front door and
left through the back window. taking seven
blankets, three pairs of shoes, and a lot of cop
per wire, which was dropped in the alley
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CHUECH 1MPRoyENENT.-The CONGREGATION
of the 0th-street Methodist Church are about 10
improve the church edifice on 9Th street, above
K. Circular headed windows and doors will
be put an the windows TO be of stained glass
the front raised and masticated, and the steps
will be placed in the yestibule, while the in.
terror viii have s complete oyerhaulipg and
IeEoyatipg.
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OUTDOOR TEMPERANCE MgETISG.-A large
public temperance meeting was held last nisht
n The conner OF 9Th street and The eyenEe Ad-
GIesse Were made by George Savage, Ed,
ard others. The tota! abstinence pledge was
Passed around through The crowd, and Obtained
4 uuL.peg OF sigpeTs thereto.
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THE Y. C.. F. SOCIETY.-An excursion to
Glymont is announced by this old and popu-
lar society for Monday next. This, we believe
is the first river excursion they have given for
several years, and if they conduct it with their
ancient skill, the excursionists will he sure Of
much pleasure The society has over five hun.
dred boys to provide an education for.
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SERFNADH.-Col. G. VI. Alexander. our new
Pos tmaster. was agreeably surprised last even
ing by mum Der of his friends. who, with a
band OF music, proceeded in carriages 20 his
residence, about two miles north of the bound
airy line, and there congratulated HIM upon
his recent appointment. The Colonel, although
suffering from severe indisposition, received
his friends with his usual affability.
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Ladies. try the choicest Perfume in Ia.
world. Burnetts Elorimel closely resembles
the odor Of rare and delicate bocuet of
Mowers, and in this res pect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and del .gh,
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for maal
hours. a.
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"SPALDING's GLUE, always up to the stick
ing point.
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PERSONS wishing 70 SUBS scribe for THE ST 2
who reside on Capitol Il Ill and the Navy Yard
viii please leave tDeIr orders ut Nc. ls2 Easl
Capitol street between 4th and 5th.
John GOG9kss Ayent
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QUALIFIED.-To-day,M Mr.. Terrence Drury
qualified as Justice of the Peace, having been
recommissiOned.
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DIED

MEDARA. On Friday. July 81, 1868, after lin.
sering Illness, JOSEPH MED ARA, in the 3lst year
OF his age.
HIS funeral will take place from the residence of
II. W. M aTtin. southwest corner of 7th and 5 SIS.
north, on Sunday afternoon at o. clock.
MITCHELL. At O'Clock a. m, August LIST,
HENRY JUDSON, son of John T and LUuell n
Mitchell. eyed nine months
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No.
% LIST street, Georgetown, to morrow Sunday At
o clock D. IN.
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For CoRHs, BUNIoNs. BAD NAILS, &C.
Visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. s2i Pennsylvania
avenue, between u and 6th streets.
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TRUSTEES SALE or yALUARLE IMPROVED
fknfEhTf ON BRIDGE eTREkT, GEoBGE-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TOWN
~ .iriae Of deed Of trust, bearing date IN. A
dsy OF D. O. inter, fsnI snd duly recorded in LtheY
Is. Z. H., No Il At folio 20. and the caue<t 81
WEN EsDAY, the sth day OF August, A ID. isss.
et6 o'clock y. m. 81 the premises. the western
mead 3 addition 20 Georsetov On. IN wing Q depth Of
one hundred and tsesty li3ol feet.
The property ts Bridge street. near the bridge,
end is improved with comfortable brick dwelling
hcrG. The Lot il an excellent one.
Terms Of sale. = 80 cash. II which 10 must he
depoeted at time OF sale the residue IN tws equal
pay rneHts at six and twelve months % he secured
by n deed Of trust upon the premises. Convey
ahCing and Stamps at purchasers eN pense. should
the terms not lee comp led with in tve days, the
deposit TO be forfeited aud the property resold &C
ave days notice, at the risk OF delinduent pur-
chaser. FEED. W. JONES Trustee,
" .3d TH0Na AS BOWLING, Auct
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PERSUADED TO LEAvE-Detectiyes Clarvoe
and Bglev overhauled yesterday three cbern-
hers de Fndastrie, who gave their names as Geo.
Williams. Martin Williams, and John Linz
ven. They all three protested that thew vera
commercial agents. &c., but the vigilant detsc.
lives knew that such was not the case and
produced such evidence of thorough acduaint
anoe with their characters thst they agreed 10
leave the city "for the city's good"
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SUDDEN DRATH.-This morning, about three
o'clock Richard Newman, of Company K 4ith
Infantry, on duty at one of the War Depart
Inent buildings as Waterman, died q ute sud
denly, being taken with a hemorrhage which
suftocated him Just after he had been relieved
from duty. The deceased had been affected
with the lung disease, and for some time il had
been unprecedented that he would die from
hemorrhage.
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THE RAIN STORM OF YRsTERDAY-Culrert
Brnken-DuriDg the violent storm Yesterday
afternoon, the west front of the large culyert
on 2d street east, near North Carolina avenue,
gave way, carrying with it nearly all the en-
bankment and portion OF the pavement. The
sidewalk is so r'uch damaged now as TO be
dangerous to pedestrians at night, and if not
repaired imme Giately, what little pavement is
left will be carried away by the next rain.
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at IN
STAR Offics
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HAkFKY.& CO,
Al MANUFACTURES OF
ICE CREAM, WATER ICES, AND FROZEN
CUSTARD.
OF all the most delicious navors.

2s9 Pennsylyanis avenue, between eth and lOthsts
We most respectfully inform our friends and the
public that We arc manufacturing the puresS
Orange County, Pennsyfvania, and virginis
tkEzMs, and We guarantee ali that win favor ID
fh their patronage every eAtisfsction. Particul9
b, use ORDERS also Pic Mics, Festivals and Saloons
Delivered promptly 70 Al DArta Of the city, at the
pl Of reasonable terms. my ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-01

~ ROOMS OF THI nERCHASTs' 4

GEORGETOWN. August I. 1858.
On and after MONDAY. August 81, the roams
o. The tNehsnse siA b regularly opened Tor the
tran saction sf business
BY order Of the Executive Co0uittee.
IL THOs. q. HHEELTR secy