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ALEXANDRIA AND VICISITY.-The Ga, tie O
last evening has the following items:

U
last evening has the following items:
Effects Of the Heat Sinclair Jones and las
Grren, two colored men EMPLOYED at the DEPOT
OF the Central Coal Company, were sun struck
yesterday while at work, but the proper treat
ment having been applied, they are doing we'll
this morning. John Rossiter. a tailor EN-.
Ployed by Messrs. Arnold Il Field, died very
suddenly yesterday evening while at work
He had been in bad health for some time past
but his death-partially caused by the excess
sive heat-was unexpected. There were sew.
eral other deaths in the city yesterday, which
Were unq uestionably fastened by the prevail.
ing weather; among them that of Mrs John
Dufey. sister of the Miss Schafer who was
burned TO death a short time since, and that of
Mr.. J. A. Beckham, and that of little child
OF Mr.. Patrick Hammill.
Open ROJJery.-Long lines OF men, women
and boys tcolored) were engaged this NOR ming
early, in toteing plank from the wharf next to
the lower ship yard-the same to be used as
fuel. As many as fourteen were counted, at
one time, bnsily engaged in the work OF de.
molilion and stealing.
Escaped Conriet Recdptured.-Une Of the COL
ored penitfntiary convicts VINO escaped from
the James River Canal on Thursday last. was
recaptured, on Monday, on the Orange, Alex
andria and Manassas Railroad, near Burford s
Station.
Land Sale.-A farm of 500 acres, in Spotsyl.
vania county, Va, was recently sold to f. X
Straight, of Elmira, N. Y, by Green 6 Wise,
land agents, OF this city, for Sl5,3OU
Leg Broken.-J. Gentsmer, employed at the
depot OF the Central Coal Company, had his
leg broken there yesterday by the falling of a
shed.
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THs River FRONT, July l7.-Berrys Wharf.
Arr; yed-SteaIner Express, Captain Nickel,
from Baltimore, with passengers and merchan.
disc.
Foy's Whdrf.-SaIled-Schrs. Mechanic, Capt
Isabella; Phillips and Congress, Capt. Brad.
ley, all down, light; Enterprise, for Baltimore,
light.
FoIter's Wharf Sailed - Schrs. Florence,
Hudson and Ben Stokely. Captain Williams
bound down, light.
Raey's Wharf.-Arrived- Schrs. Eleonora,
Capt Martin, from Port Deposit, with lum-
for Eastern Shore, light; James Bradley, Capt.
Bradley, for Georgetown, to load with coal,
for Norwich.
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GODDARD-HUTTON. On Wednesday, the sth
EICHARp B GODDARD Of this city, to Mis-:
MARY HUTTON, Of Baltimore, Md.
MAEL-eONAB0ARN. On the 18th instant,
JOHN WAEL to Miss MENA FREDERICKA
SONABOARN, both Of this city
VANSANT-MAG!LL. On the lett of Jnly, by
the kev. Father Rabbia, assistant of st Peters
Church, Mr.. THOMAS q. vANSANT of Bncks
county, Pa, to Mrs. ISABELLA h. MAGILL. of
this city.
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BOARD OF PoLICE.-At the regular meeting
Of the Police Board, held last evening At head.
quarters. the following business was trans
acted: The commission Of Thomas Young, as
additional private al Centre Market, was re.
yoked. The bond of Jos. T. X. Plant, as Jus.
nee of the peace, was approved. o. w. Okey
days TO do duty at the Washington Navy Yard.
and James A. Dodd for duty at the Centre
Market The applications Of Carl Rutch and
Herman Koppel for liquor licenses were re.
ieCred.
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YOUNG OUTcAsT.-On "Wednesday morn
ing W bile the fire at the Park was in progress
a boy named James Fox robbed the Till Of Mr..
Franket, near by, Of s3.65, and was arrested by
Lieut.. johnson. On account of his age Justice
Thompson did NO, commit him 10 Jsll, but
yesterday Lieut.. Johnsoa took him 10 Police
HeadQ uarters aad the t-house 10 ascertain
what should be done with him. He states hat
he u an orphan, about twel We years of age, aud
came here about three ysars ago, aud has lived
by what be could beg and steal. II is likely
that be Will be indicted and plead guilty ia or.
der 10 receive sentence TO the House Of Ee<uye
in Baltimore.
Yesterday afternoon, while seated 10 the
Detectives ON &c AZ Police Head uarters AMI
while the officer in charge had IS back turned
for a moment, the prisoner LEI himself out OF
the window 70 the yard below, "a dis lance of
about ten feet) and made coed kis escape.
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SUDDEN DsATH OF SoLDIRR.-Chas Hack
a soldier OF the 18th U. 5. infantry, whose term
Of service had nearly expired, and who was
looking for employment in Baltimore, was
found dead in his bed at Wollson's Hosel, in
that city yesterday, as stated IN our telegraph
dispatches of yesterday. An inc uest was held
on the body, and a verdict was returned that
he came TO his death from congestion Of the
brain, caused by heat. His brother and a friend
left here last evening to take charge of the
body. The deceased had on his person a Ger.
titicate Of deposit for $3.50, and $50 in money
He was German by birth, of good family
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DIsMIssRD.-The case Of Thomas Bowie, col.
cred, charged with the larceny Of a watch be.
longing 10 Buck Sanders, on the Sd OF June
was before Justice Smith this morning-Mr
Motifs prosecuting and Mr.. Hine defending
and after the evidence was heard the case was
dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-17

TIE NEW LIFR-sAvING APPARArC She
House Committee on Naval Affairs, EN- bracing
all Its members, besides Hons. Nessrs. Van
Trump, Nicholson, Schenck, and other dis tin
guished gentlemen, proceeded in carriages 10
Seventh street what, yesterday afternoon at
six O'Clock, 20 witness the test of efficiency of
the pa,ent hfe-sayIng apparatus Of the New
York Iife-saving and Ship-ballasting CON-
pany. The steamer Winnisimmet having been
chartered Tor the purpose, the visitors went on
beard and We're taken out into the stream, when
similar experiments 10 those already noticed
m the STAR were made. The success OF the
exhibition was complies, and IL is believed that
the House committee will favor the bill, which
has already been introduced, providing for the
introduction Of this patent on all Government
vessels.
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ANT1-RADlCAI WAgD OEGAHIzATIoN-The
ciuzens OF the Third Ward opposed to Radical
legislation assephled hast evening al Temper.
anee Hall, and organized an Anti Radical
Ward Cluo, BY the choice OF MT. s ]. Fague as
President r. w. Fenwick. Vice President: r
y Po!.Inhorn, Secretary: and Wilson L.
Brown. Treas urer.
Mr.. Fague, on accepting the position said
that the coming campaign was one of import
anee 10 me people OF this country. The ques-
non OF liberty or tyranny was before the peo-
pie, and the names OF Seymour and Blair had
been inscribed upon the banner of the Anti
RADICAL party The nominees were men of ex.
perienoed craftsmanship. and their election
would secure peace to the entire country.
Resolutions were offered BY Mr. X. w Fen
wick and adopted, that the only hopa Of the
natlcn IS change from Radical 10 Anti Radical
rule that IN Hon. horatio Sey mour and Gen.
erl Francis II. Blair the AEu-Radicals find
true exponentS OF their principles: that the
principles laid down IN the platform OF the
New York Convention receive our approval
and endorsement. and that with this platform
and the candidates nominated upon il our Con.
stitutiOn and this white mans Government
and perfect Union of all the States will be
maintained uninpalred; that we take irnme-
ciate steps 10 cooperate with other clubs of the
city, and with the jackson Association of the
District, in a grand ratification meeting, at as
early day IS practicable.
Messr<- n. Sardo and X. W. Fenwick were
appointed committee 10 confer with the lack
SON democratic Association, for the purpose OF
making arrangements for grand ratif alton
been fixed as the time for holding the meeting
IL was resolved 70 join with the jackson Asso-
citation and help swell their ranks on that
evening.
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MAN OvRRBoARD.-About one O'Clock this
morning, upon the arrival Of the steamer, Ell.
press from an excursion to Fredericksburr, a
gentleman fell from the deck Of the steamer
and was with difficulty rescued. A slight con.
fusion over the forehead and a thorough duck.
ing was the only damage sustained.
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EVENING STAR
LOCAL N E w s.
Pic.Nies, Excursions. &c.

The grand combina ion picnic OF the Broth
erhood Of the Union, OF this District takes
place a. the PARK. on Monday next.
Though the hotel AT the PARK has been de-
stroyed by nre, picnic and excursion parties
are sim accommodated at the grounds, as none
of the buildings therein were burned
The steamer Arrow, Capt Stackpole. leaves
her wharf, n the foot OF Seventh street, daily
~ 10 a. m, for Mount Vernon, Fort Washing
ton, Fort Feote, Marshall Hall, and the White
House.
The steamer Keyport, Capt. Hollingshead,
ledves hex wharf. foot cf Seventh STREET, daily
as 6-2O a H., for Aqua Greek, stopping al ely
mont going and RETURNING for excursion parties
who desire 70 spend the day AZ that place.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-FdmGy Officially the
Cduse--This morning, about O'Clock. as Off.
Ger Scott was passing the front of the Steuben
House, on Pennsylvania avenue. west Of I'd
street. he heard something heavy fall, and also
some tumult. Trying the door he found il
fastened, and giving an alarm officers McCol-
gan a. d Peaster. on an al joining beat prom pt-
ly answered They Immediately broke open
the door and entered. where they found that
the proprietor, Herman kalb, had attempted
TO commit suicide by hanging himself and as
they entered they found his wife in the room
Win HIM. having just cut him down, He was
insensiole, and officer McColgan went for Dr.
J. E. Dexter, (notwiths landing IL is alleged
that the wife objected to any physicians
being sent for,) and be promptly re-
sponded. With the aid OF the officers
kalb was soon out of danger; but
he remained IN an insensibls condition for
some hours. He had fastened a small rope 10
the knob OF door, and passing il over the top
made a moose through which he thrust his
head. and swung OF. Doubtless in q few min.
nres more he would have been past restor atom
II will be recollected that 8 few weeks since
the wife Of Mr.. Kalb eloped with q man named
Myers, and was oyerhauled in Baltimore and
brought back by Detective BigIey. The par.
ties, IL was thought, made an amicable SETTLE
nent, but il seems that since that time he has
been much depressed in spirits, and il is sup
posed that the conduct Of his wife led him to
attempt the commission Of the act
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ALARM OF FIRH.-About quarter to two
O'Clock this morning, an alarm OF fire was
sounded from box IS, Hibernia engine house
l9th and H Streets which brought cut the fire
department, and they had a good run for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-17

RANGE OF THE THERMoMETHR To-DAY.-A
Franklin Co.'S to-day the thermometer stosd
In Inc shade at 10 O'Clock a. m, 50 degrees; IL
o'clock, 81 degrees; 12 O'Clock, noon, IS degrees
1oclock, p. m, o. degrees: 2 O. clock, % degrees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-17

T,Rs.-Yesterday, Sergeant Vernon arrested
Nat Tyler, colored. on the charge of larceny of
$3.50 and silver watch from Sewell Il. Corbett
IN Alexandra, and he was turned over by
Justice Tucker to the Virginia authorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-17

A LOT OF CASHMERE CoArs-ail sizes all
kinds. Your choice az IS, to close thea out
At A. SAILS q Co., 5l7 tn street. p
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JAPANESE FANs.-N. w. Burchell, corner
and 18th streets, sends us q very seasonable
present, being samples of his japanese fans.
which are not only unique specimens Of art,
bat give refreshing breeze. Each one is orna-
menied with japanese pictures. These repre-
sent Only portion Of the Chinese and ia
panese curiosities which Burcheil has for sale,
and his stock is worth the examination OF our
citizens, who will be sure TO find something 10
please them.
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GIeIGEI0WN ADVIRiIBIIINrs.
A IIAyoR4sLn ePPoRrpHlrY TO BUY
q nss 81 oa. o :1d =, ere
fcf Bri s,s. e. nsTJehs MshEa
RI THOs. BOWLING g, Auctisneer; Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITGRg AND Errrors AT
n, s.rrpn,x A AnS In, ~ go,
so'c!ock, win sen, in front Of the Auction store,
HS,,.bos srGge street ana general .sssr@sns Of
sSs: Side 6h"ir. Roefa sSrs.us so1 Bs.t. sa q
Leather her Beds, HAIR and husk Msttrss.es. Three
Cooking and other Stoves with many ther sr,isIe:
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
WILL BE ADDED TO rHE ABOVE. By
Still and ARpprtensne.s, with 3 lot Of whisky.
's s5s6 Aol'''f fH Ss bowling. .,,,
RI THOe. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
CHAHCERY SALE OF yALgAgLE REAL
District Of GoIumsis duly pssssd IN the eau.e e Of
Essex vs.. Essex, No. l.lsl, EQUITY Docket No. 9,
TUESDAY. July u, ISIS. at So p. m, part Of Lot OF
sss s Ps as e, Wsr Ss TS
street, and one spndsed oo feet on Cherry sre.
toeetner VIII al and singular the Improvements,
rights members, and appurteBances to the same
belonging; subject, nevertheless. At all times to
be laid off parallel with High street on the wester.
most side Of said piece Of ground, and across the
same from Cherry street, for the OF the owners
ofths north and south portions or halves of lot
numbered Is, to be used by them, their agents and
servants.
Terms: One half cash; balances in six and twelve
months, with interest. Conveyancing and stamp
when the property IL struck or The property will
be divided to suit purchasers. II the terms not
at the cost and expense OF defaulfing purchaser.
CHARLES N. MATHEWS, Trustee
VOsOUO. 0entemeni end Ladies' second.
hang CLOTHiHG. Also, ell kinds Of TURNI.
~ Bridge street. Georgetown. tsisiy
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THE .lArIQHAL. sAYu l1P0eII OON
s. p. i. sasa:' ssds 3,
SsTsptes, Of 6cvsrn.s.s 800, Sfys! Plate.
81 "a sss:; az. B gss ss:
is::ss:ss; e; e; s y: W fIss
SA;snsanosAsA.n. "Hs'tO
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Ladies, Try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor Of . rare and delicate boquet Of
flowers, and In this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upoh the handkerchief for many
hOurs an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-17

PERSONS wishing to subs cribe for THD star
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. l2 East
Capitol street. between 4th and 5th.
JOHN CoeGYNs, Agent
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TowLBs' PATENT ELIrrrc SpsP RnpxRs,
combating the qualities Of the shoulder brace
and suspenders, for sale at T. s. Burr's Far.
nishing Store, 3s5 + street, between 9th and
10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-17

TBEiF STREET RAILRoAD.-Itis due to the
officers and employees of the Street Rail-
road TO say that the statement contained ia our
paper Of yesterday, Of the death of several of
the horses Of that road from heat, was iucor.
rect We learn, on the best aathority, that
that they have not only lost no horse during
the cheated term" but that not one has gwen
trim. - =
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KEEP CooL.-As some Of our citizens have
expressed far that If the heated term con-
tnues our stock Of ice will run short the q reat
Falls Ice Company desire us 10 calm their
apprehensions by the announcement that that
company has on hand an ample supply to last
from now until next summer. If the thermome
ter was TO remain up in the hineties until that
time, which IL is TO be hoped will not De the
dspcsing Of al regular and permsne lHf fat are
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DELBsATE ELEcrEp.--At the meeting of the
Grand Council Of the Sons Of Jonadab held
last evening, Past Chief o. X. Harris was
elected delegate TO the National Temperance
Convention, which will meet In Cleveland.
OHIO, on the 18th Of this month.
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BALTIMORE, February 10, ISIS,

U. j. j. Lntcreate:
DEAR sIR: take pleasure I'm recommendine
-FOUR ROSADALls a. q very powerful Alternative
have seen IL used In two cases With sppy resus.
-one case ef secondary syphilis, in which the
patient pronounced himself cured AFTER HAVING
taken hye bottles Of your medicine. The other a
,ass of scrofuia, of long standing which IL rapily
improving under it's use, and the indications are
hat the patient will soon recov.r have Careful
. examined the formula by which your Rosadsh,
10 made, and find il an xcellent Compound 81 al
terstiye ingredients.
Yours truly, Z. W. CARR, NJ D.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF Col. SAMUEL HoCsroS
IN RlCHNoND.-We regret to learn of the death
OF Col. Sam Houston, who was widely known
IN this city. He was resident of Baltimore,
but during the war held clerkship in the
Quartermaster Department here, W here he had
hosts Of friends. About eight months ago he
accepted a position in the Spottswood Ho.eI in
Richmond, where his genial manners made
blm quite favorite. On Tuesday. the l4th
inst, he was Frustrated by the severe heat, and
died In few hours. His remains were In.
TERED in Hollywood Cemetery on the Monday
Of the 10th
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The following, among many hundreds of our bes
citizens, testify to its wonderful eihcacy:
CERTIFICATES From PHYSICIANS.
BALTIMORE, ND, March 4, liza
believe DR.. Lavrenceb "ROSADALIsn ~ be
she BEST ALTERATivE IN GsE, and therefore fullv
recommend it ~ such.
THOMAS }. BOYKIN, MD.
ROSADALIs WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA.
DESPAIR NOT.

". j. J. LdicreHcs:
DEAR Sir: Ny youngest daughter aged five YEAR
nas been dreadfully afflicted with Scrofula nearly
~ ner lie; tr1ed great many Physicians, Out
without relic wing her much; in fact most on thas
said there was no hope Of cure. During the last
spring she WAS worse than ever, her body and
limbs being covered with and blotc hes win
lace and eyes badly liberated and swollen Whilst
IN this condition. Was advised by Dr. L. A stith
20 try your Rosadalis. L at once procured three
bottles, and commenced giving II 20 her Ia, 49,
css nlaetoa!. In less tsaa m0.tA 10 NV great
Astonishment, she entirely sctlf I am sir
yours, with much respect and gratitude,
W. W. BURNETT
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DKcLIHKp-Mr. Thomas Sutton, who was
appointed several days ago foreman Of the
Hook and Ladder Company, has declined that
position.
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The GEORGRTOWN HoMICIDE-T1e Pyfsonsrs
BJCTe TIE Court On a WTtt Of RlJsds CORPUS
Glqdmon and DonneIly ReIed sgd-Cropley DIS.
gisSed on BGlL-LdSt evening at seven O'Clock
Messrs. Cropley, Donnelly, and Gladmou
against whom the grand jury have found true
blilS OF Indictment for the killing of James
Gray IN Georgetown, on the night Of thp 9Th
INST, Were brought before Judge Wiley on a
WITT OF Actsds corpus with a view 70 being re-
leased on bail. District Attorney Carr1ngto,l
appeared for the prosecution, and Messrs
Davidge and Cassin for the defense M
cleveland, Mrs. Sarah Owens, John W. Add.
sion, Dr.. Joshua Riley, DIR. l. Ritchle Wm
Whelan. and Mrs. Tenant were sworn, and
testified 70 the same facts as were developed on
the eoroners inquest. and reported at length In
me STAR AT me time, showing that the prison.
ers went home with deceased, and that a scuffie
look place between deceased and CropIey in
winch deceased fell. and that deceased died of
nemoTrhage produced by internal rupture Of
Mr.. Davidge asked that Nessrs GIadnon
and Donnelly be discharged, when the Judge
requested them 70 &c put on the stand.
Mr.. Gladmon testified, that passing along
Bridge street, on the night OF the iIh about y
O'Clock, with MeSsrs. Cropley and DonneIly
they saw man lying in Mr.. Cropley's door
MI. Donnelly proposed to take him across the
street; as II was Gray, and il was a pity TO
rave MIN there. They then lifted him I'M:
Cropley and Donnelly took either arm Will.
witness followed behind holding Gray up.
Tney put the deceased on Mrs. CIeveland's
porch, and kicked at the door, when Mrs C.
came and they went away.
M, Donneny testified 10 the same effect as
MI Gladnon- While on the porch Cropley
was ende3yoring 10 get deceased in the door:
deceased had Cropley by the collar; Cropley
begged deceased 10 let 90; after some few words
deceased struck Cropiey in the face; Cropley
returned the blow, and as deceased fell kicked
Al him; did not hear the colloQuy-"is thai the
way you doIti Yes, Ill be id if 1t isn't"
without any remarks by counsel, the ludgs
ordered the discharge Of Messrs. Gladmon and
Donneliy, and that Dir. Cropley be held TO bail
N tne sum OF el,OcJ for his appearance before
the Criminal Court. Mr.. CropIey was then
released Messrs. A H. Pjckrell. J. ]. Bogue,
and Samuel Crcpley giving bail for his APP
pearanCe.
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LARCsNY CAsRs.-A colored boy name al
Murray Redmond was arrested yesterday by
oficer Saffell, on the charge Of the larceny of =
coat belonging to Robert Brown, and hs WA
committed TO Jail for court by Justice M ,rselI \.
who was arrested by officer Doyle for the lar.
ceny Of 81 from Robert Fortscn, and she was
Committed TO iail
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THE ROSADALIS

not secret medicine. The articles from which
10 made are published around each bottle and ii
nused and recommended BY the Medical Faculty.
shereyer II has been introduced, as a POSITIVE
eLOOD, Liver and KIDNEYS.
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MAR RIRU

WRArPrNe PAPER for sale. Apply At tn
Star Once.
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BENEFIT FEsTIvAL.-A special ng of
the committee OF several German societies met
last evening to make arrangements for a grand
festival at the 9TH street Park, on Tuesday
next. for the benefit of Mr.. Ed. Abner, whose
hotel was destroyed by fire q few days since
The Arion Quartette Club, the Schuetzen
Nerein, and the Columbia Turner Verein have
thus far signified their willingness to particle
pate. and there Is no doubt but that all other
German organi cations IN the city will attend
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Sc
At the City of Washington, on the 81 day Of
Jply, 1865; The undersigned hereby gives notice
HOWARD: in the City Of Washington, within said
pistrict who has been adiudged aBankrupt, u pom
the petition OF Gustavus Drost. Emile Sutro and
Louis Sutro, by the Supreme Court said District
GEO. MASON. ATTORNEY at Law
~ 3law3T City Hall, Assign g.
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LOOK AT THE RUINS Aye, look at the
ruins Of what were once magnificent sets OF
teeth, to be seen everywhere in society. Look
At them, and ask yourself II 1t Is net marvellous
that such destruction is permitted, when. by
simply using SozoDoNT, asy teeth, ho,ce rer fra
gile, NAV be preserved from decay or blemish
as long as life lasts .-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-17

GENTLKlfIN IN WANT of neatly fitting shirts,
beautifully finished. should call at T. s. Burr's,
Nc. ass street, between 9th and 10TH Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods generally,
and at reasonable prices always
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OHRONIO 1--WE OoMrLAINr nuRrn

This is 70 certify that was eures OF Chronic
liver Complaint BY DR.. LawrenceS Rossdsiis.
for long time, and trying various medicines with.
know Of several others in this comfy CT -e6
through the use Of Rosadalis, and IL can be found
IN nearly every house In my neighborhood, and
they all praise II - Q great medicine
THOMAS THORN.