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NEW EXPRESS ROUTE TO THE East; :.

This Company having made 20 from
York 70 Boston via Norwich and Worcester Railroad
pared forward money, bills for collection gold ter
chande IN the of reliable Norwich New
Jondon Worcester, Boston and all points In Name New
ksnpshre, Vermont aud the British provinces, being the
Only direct through route TO these points from Kew York
Frei9hts At reduced rates. a. a. FULLER, Agent.
OiJceB 65 Broadway, Broadway, corner Of Brooms
d. A. BUiTERfJELD, General Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-10

HS EAST TWELFTH STREET.-A FRENCH FAMILY
Va will let to few gentlemen fine Parlors and Bedrooms
with without Board accommodations for winter; Hall
at
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GEORGRTOwN.
Affairs An Gesrsetsxn.

LET OF LHrrEns remaining IN the Post
Omcr, Georestown, ID. O., July Z, is6e
LarsP Dtst.-Bedford Mrs Mary; Cunning
hsm Ms A Carter Hrs Sarah; Davan Mrs
Lier Mrs Martha; Green Mrs Henry; Knott
Miss Alice; Logan Miss Marier; Led MISS L;
McTea Mrs Mary; Moore Miss Sarah; McC}in-
nell Miss Maresret Murphy Miss Bessie; Mil
MMeCSrty Mrs Hannah; Monkey Mrs Martha;
Naylor sarah, colored; Pister Miss Maria:
rsyne Miss Lncy; Robinson Miss Bette II:
klgss Mary Ellen: Roe Mrs Maggie: Thomas
snap Ann frulmernn Miss Jennie, 2; wireri
G,ntlemen's Lia.-Brown Alfred: Boyer,
Capt Casper Brown Henry; Clarke VIM NJ;
Cramer w %; Collins Capt Arthur y; Dodd
David; DAVIS Dick: Danning W. Edwards
Eiishu; Fuller VIM H: Fisher willie r; Fish
berg jos; Ferguson Christopher, = fonIkle
Chss; Fling Albert A; Frambes Somers :;
Groves MIR; Graham A b; Hughes W; HaskelI
Dennis II; johnson Chas; Ireland Uapt Daniel:
Mills Tomas; McGarvey John; McKim Rev J
Pool ypo w; Popkin John Rittue Andrew,
Roberts VIM: Shepard VIM II; Sanborn Frank
Steei~Wm h; Smith Capt Jarvis; Simmons
Capt Jas; Stark Frederick; salisbury John
Tole Z; Toyan Jacob ID; Tillnan George. col
Tyler Richard. col; White Joseph q, Wagner
j = Wilson Josephus. Wilson Joseph G: War
held w, col; Washington Jos; whslen Henry
Worthy Secretary Mount Ohvet Lodge No. ..
EXHIBITION OF PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The dir
triouuon Of premiums 10 the pupils Of the
Public schools took place this afternoon at :
O'Clock. al Market Hall. The awards Were
made by Mr.. Hyde, President of the Board.
aud the exercises inserspersed with music by
the BAND aud songs by tue pupils were quite
interesting, and attracted an immense audi
encs.
THE RIVER FRONT to-day was unusually
quiet.
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DIED.

MCNAMARA. On the LIST inst NARY. beloved
wife OF Thomas Nc smara, agei IS years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re
quested to attend the funeral, from her late resi-
d. nee, Jackson street, between North Capri oil and
st streets east, on to- morrow, Friday, July Sd, at
O'Clock p. M.
MINOR. On W ednesday, July lst after an illness
OF consumption, TIMOTHY MINOR, in the "a n
yesr OF his age, leaving wife and two children TO
moul their loss.
Husband dear, and as thou vast and Justly dear
We would not weep fer thee;
One thought shall check the falling tear,
1t is that thou art free.
His friends and ac9usiutaRces and those OF the
family respectfully ID vited to attend his fune
raj, from his late residence. No 42l. corner New
York avenue and nth street on Friday the 81 At
3o'clock Richmond papers Dlease copy.l
McNAIR On the morning Of the ID inst, LIB
BE, o0ly child Of james NJ and Emily J. McNair,
aged months and 6 days
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from their resi1ence, gas
9Th street, between and p, At p. m Sd inst
MASON, On Tuesday, June 50. DAVID MA
SON, aged ~ years.
BIS friends and sequsintances are invited to at.
tend the funeral, at 10 O'Clock, on Friday morniRg
July "a. from e6 Bridge street, 0eoreeiswn.
JARBOE. On the morning OF the LIST instant
MARTBA 1, youngest child Of Daniel W. and CAth.
srins y yarboe, aged years and 10 months.
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MARRIED.

KIMBALL-PEARSON. On June 3nth, by the
Rev. Father Boyle. DIR EDWARD y kIMBALL
70 Miis LIZZIE NJ. PEARSON, oil of this city.
No cords.
TEkBROoK-sMooT. In thi. city. on Tuesday
June %, by Rev G. ". Serson, ID D., Prof. AN
DkEw TEN BROOK. Of the University Of Mich
DR.. Semuel c. SmOot. Of ashington.
KIMBALL.PEARsON; On June Goth. by the
Rev Father Boyle Dr. EDWABD 8. KIMBALL
tn Miss LIZZIE n. PEARSON.
DANIELS-DAyIs June 80 at Waugh Chapel.
by the New. W n Merrett. WALTER DANIELS
cards. .-.-
MILLBR-WALLER, On the 9th instant. at
the residence of Vim. A. McGowan, Ellicott CITY.
Nd. by The Rev. VA Hooper, Mr.. EDWARD
9. MILLER. TO Miss BERTHA v. WALLER, Of
Washington, ID. G. .FEEl|- ~
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GE8RGEfOWN ADVIRfIsENESfS,
RY THos. BOWLING, AueuOpeer; GeOrsetO~r

X THos. BOWLING, Aucuoneer; Georgetown.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, July Sd, ISIS. AZ 10
o'clock, viii sell at the residence OF Mrs. DE La
Roche, No. l43 Washington street, an assortment
OF Household Furniture, cor sisting of
Rosewood and Mahogany Sofas, in rep and hair
Rosewood snd Mahogany Arm and Rocking Chairs
Maho Rany. Cushion, and other Chairs
Mahogany arble-t top snd other fables
Mahogany sldeboard and STANDS
Bureaus, Wardrohes, and bedete0ds
Washsten md anG Mirrors
Fine Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses. and Shack
Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Oil Cloth and Mating
Cooking and other Stoves
Crockery and Glassware
With many other articles teo numerous 70 men,
tion. THOMAS Do Wing
JeO Iutel Auctioueer
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AS The Prospect of the pa sage by Congress
of ''U Per cent bill grows less ENCOURAGING.
90 behOveS employees Of the Government to bun
their clothing and food where they can pur-
cbsse them for the smallest outlay. Not this
class of The community alone. but every other.
Tich and poor, like To in vest their means TO the
hsst advantage. and the ladies particularly
hove bargains, and especially in dry goods
Everybody. therefore, is more on less Interested
IN the fact that W. NJ sinister & Bro, % Market
space. one OF our best Known and most reliable
dry goods firms are preparing 10 close ont
their present large stock Of spring ana summer
goods silks, ribbons. Iaees, mourning goods,
&c. Sc AT greatly reduced prices on accou a /
of their preparations ~ remove 70 the Masi
properly on fhe avenue between 9th and 10th
STREETS. which they have recently leased, with
the intention Of building commodious house.
suitable for their large and n creasing business
Their advertisement in our paper to.day is
worthy the attention of all who desire 10 pur-
chase seasOnable goods for reasonable prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

Ice CREAM FOR FOURTH OF JULY.-Harvey
Co.. 30 Pennsylvania avenue, between gu
ana nth streets. have made preparations u
furnish the public with pure Ice Cream, Water
Ices, and Frozen Custard, in any quantity
from one pint TO one thousand gallons. Pleas.
leave your orders early. Our motto is not e
disappOIut. ,
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TIE RIVER FRONT. July 2-CdJtr's Whdg5.
riNed-Schrs. Marg T.. Rankin, Crosby,
from CaiaIs, Me. with 24 co feet OF lumber
alto, laihs and pichets, for +. Mohuu d Sons
Roxame. flank. rom Havre de Gre &c, 1880
teet CT lumber, for r. :. Biz. Sailed-Steamer
F'op or, O1deu, for Aceotnk. light: schooners
1ropIc. Brooks. for he +. stern Shore, Md.
hehi; Great Pna'e, Eirg. for Ncsusco, Va,
h!ht,
N.mor0s0ga.-The Schooner Bersheba Gill
more. s..Iied lfom Port Deposit. on the 27th
iDstTUt. tor thu. wharf with Lumber. foi Luz
Vile d Co; 81 o. from Hayre-dc- Il lace on the
2Gth instant, schooner Julia, B-Iany, with it2
tons OF coal. tor X. W Ba. nallo.
Johr"on's WkdJ.-Arriyed-Sch Emma
TTo,'. iron n ppahannock. with wood, TO ]
Lowry; lope.boat Boyce King, with lumber
lor &. b Church d Go Uarges VIM. r. Snow
Great Fairs Company: Matilda, Brown, with
zee. 10 same. Sailed-SchoOner Msusion
While, for Salisbury, light. long boat Boyce
ApdeI son, for Alexandria, night.
RilsVs Who,T.-Arriv: d-Schrs. Ann RAM
beau. EskrIdge. from West Point. Va, win
lumber for N. Fugtt; Stephen A. douglass
Lewis, with % cords of wood for &. Esslin
Mary julia, Toad, rom Rappahannock. with
20 cords Of wool TO- same firm: r q. Wbitby
from Newbem N. G. with lnm, Yer for Mo- un
Son: Union. Perry. with wood II order:
sloop John Harding, Friend. " it'll wood for r
&. EaUm; one We -el with Cherrysrnne clam.
tor Turner d Co. SaiIcd-Schrs. Miguonette.
Colbert ior Hsvre- e-Grrce. light; Lydia An
deI-er Hcadiey. down the river, light.
Fcys WLdrf. - Arriy q - Schrs Imagine
FaInes, from 81. Charles, Nd, with gram for
4. Y. Brewer & Co: Kate Reid. with wood fer
II Clark.
Gun and's HLdrf.-Arriv ed-Schrs SaIliA
BowIe. wood 10 market: Thomas Peterson
Allen, wood 10 market. Sul"d- CHI Sarah
Eller. Maddox, light, Sarah Jane. Colt .ug ham
hght: tnIon Moore, light; Fish Hawk Chase
iigbt.
WHjc7ss d JoHy's IFharf.-Arrived-
Regulator, Ganison, wood 10 W Villains & IolIy:
Sarah, Paul. wood TO market.
GYren's Whdf.-AIrved-schr Maggie and
Lucy. w. T.. Crossley. win lumber from Baa-
COR. Name, Tor Bureau Il. r. ana A. l..
Cio,hs Whoyt.-SaIled-sehr. Fedora! Hill,
Wheeler hight.
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT. Judge Olia.-To-d day, he fol
lowing business was done :-Heiskell agt Heis-
keli: orders appointing commissioners TO take
the answer of Sydney OHIO Heiskell and Gou-
yeneur Heiskell. Wattersof agt. Watterson:
order to take answer of David Watterson, in =
FAINT defendant by commissioner. Spaids agt
Hudwnll 81 81: order oyerruiing Injunction.
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WHEREABOUTS AscERrAINED-Af few DAYS
since man named Albert Dorsey was con-
NIcted OF petit larceny al the Criminal Court.
and he being absent capias was issued to
hear judgment and his bond forfeited. Ii has
b en- since ascertained that be is serving term
an assault with a razor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

THE MUNICIPAL OFFICES. No appoint,
meuts have been made TO day by Mayor Bowen,
and II is believed now, as the time fixed by law
for the selection OF oficers by the Councils.
Wednesday, July sth, is near, that but .fe w
changes will be made previous TO that time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

JKwRI RY.-Jet Sets, CHAINS, Buttons. and
Bracelets: studs to match. Received tn
morning al Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store
No. 40 Pa ave-. near \ strC ct.
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LICTURR nv GRACE GREENwooD.--An All =
nouncement OF q lecture this evening by Grace
Greenwood, al The First Congregational
Church. 10Th and q streets, should suffice to fiji
The burch. as from the fame OF the lecturer Ind
me interesting nature of the SUBJECT. The
Heroic m Common Life" rare literary treat
may be eXp ected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

BOAT NANED.-The new sail boat built near
The eastern terminus of the canal, by Messrs
McDeImorr and Eaton, has been christened the
William Alexander, of Third Street aud she
has already made one or two short trips show
ing tina She hes fine sailing qualities, and her
owners expect ner 10 give Il good account of
hel self IN the next regatta.
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A CARD.
TO THE PUBLIC.

~
TO THE PUBLIC.
tnnity 20 prefer his most sinoere thanks 20 bi.
friends for their liberal patronage. would earnest
snred that the former satisfsetiop rendered III. ss
irons IL suf cent guarantee Of his facilities aud
Willingness to respond 20 their requirements I'm
His store 10 abundsntly supplied with the
CHOICEST GROCERIES.
nsp :. sIs ns yss
that evely order may receive instant attention.
E sss sse front
they an procure more superior quality Of
GRocERIEs' suBsf R,SI AND LUxU-
which as he respectfully ssks their p~ro.sl Of the
sonsi inspection Of his stock Which he. or any Of
ri. attentive employee sill take great pleasure
SELcE st PEEs5 CTkE ntH NILS FLOUR.
PENNSYLVANIA BEST eMohBU BEEF AND
BOSTON 1 sefEcr TSEf MS, Akpar
P PSSTFSs4S S IA E HNR nj.
ORANGE H All stss AEp S sSStts2S BUTTER
rHILAb ~ RAkE f fRfsr surrrn
N WBf fHsh ho NM IL sU Ths o sikpP
Hermstoally s sss EsF; fId Domestic FRUIT
FREsH CoRN.-POrtlapd Sweet Corn, ~srrspted
FREsH TOMATOES in Z and ID cans, &c, &c
Fresh Heath and Yello. PEACHES put up 20 or
Fresh IIEHARPLis. &c sAe. &C.
PUPS, SAUCES, TkIT s PETITE
cHAMPIGSoEs JTafiSS, MAocARoNI, and
SPICES, strictly pure and first quality.
virgin OLIVE OIL in White glass bottles,
Lynch Freres, Bordeaux.
John Durapd.
English, American. Swiss. Italian, and Dutch
CHEESE.
TEAS.
Old Hyson.
Bl ACk-standard oolone, English Breakfast.
sGnehOng, Fine GO, son, be, &c &c
NeIy respectfully.
a. e.. PLANT.
C0RNER NEW YORK AVENUE AND TIF-
lea6t TENTH STREET.
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WHY'RE TO GO ON THE FOURTH OF July
30 10 the festival for the benefit of The new
Methodist church IN Hvattsvilie. which frs,i-
val will be held in the Spa woods, near Bla-
densburg, on the "Glorious FOURTH" and all
the handsome lsdies IN that part OF Maryland
are expected to be pre- ent. BY going the re
you have delightful ride End days en- ioy-
ment III cool and shady grove. in delightful
contrast 10 the hot ard dusty city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

CREDIT TO WHOM CREDIT Is DvR-In the
notiee OF the recovery Of a diamond cluster pin
published yesterday, the name of Defecfiye
BRiey was unintentionally omitted. Mr.
Bigiey IS one Of our efhcIent detectives and is
as deserving OF praise in THIS case as his part
ner Mr. ClaryCe ----------
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A BAD BEAr.-leeterday the Olympic Base
Fan Club, OF this city. and the Pioneer Club,
ball on the grounds south of the President g
Mansion, when the Olympics made seventy
SIX and the Pioneer Club two runs. The two
runs were made on wild throws III the sixth
innings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

PETTY LAPCENY.-This morning, Frank
Parker, eolorsd. was before Justice Lynch, OF
the eighth precinct, having been arrested by
omcer Nokes on the complaint of Zach Curray
Tor me larceny OF a small amount OF money
and tobcc eco, and ne was Committed 10 Jail Tor
court.
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CITY ITEMS.

JUST THING PoR This WORM WEATHER
oae of those fine White Linen Duck Suits a.
liable d Co s. 4eS Pa avenue.
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TIE --LATEST FROM THE NORTH or IRELAND
Ihe Linen Suits for gentlemen and boys a
Geo. &. Hennings, No. 5ll It'll street.
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PAYING TIE TEACHES Mr.. Morsell,
treasurer of the Public Schools, WAS busly
engaged yesterday in paying the salaries OF
sehCoi teachers Ofher employees Of the Cor
poration did not rare so well, there beng 40
funds 10 pay them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

TIE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUs will arrive
on Monday next, the 9Th instant. This is re-
ported to be The most extensive exhibition OF
body viii 70 toseIt. go ts-f'.' - 49, - a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

a March aAxx Of Base Ball vim be playe,
on The Fourth " July by the Union Club, q
this city, and the sEWterprise Club, OF Bait
mere, ON the UniOn's grounds, White Lot
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NACATING.-Mr.S samuel l.. Douglass has
al iced not 20 s-stick" an thu ONCE of the an
Z, ndan: Of the asyIGm. He - now packin IN
pIeparaioryto flittiI Land Mr.. Joseph s, Mar
I'm. thu new appointee, has entered upon the
discharge q the duties OF The Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

For TIE NEW YORK CONVENTION our :
Linen Dusters are ''Just the thing" a. Saks Il
Co.. jl1 1th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

MORE ECONOMICAL, REMARKABLE Ger
tainty Of prompt action. in fact. every good
quality is guaranteed for Mrs. ). A. Allen 5 i'm l.
poyed new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing,
I'm one bottle.) Every Druggist sells it. Price
One Dollar an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

SAFE or MoNEY.-AIs the third me- e tinrae
the Ecenomieai rRualdiag sAseeeiatIon. held
last nirT- fw.piy-ope shares sold nan aver
agspi 5tk peTieent. sc 80
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PAlp.-The interest on the funded debr of
the Operation, we Were informedat the May
orse enict, was provides. for and paid yester-
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INQUIRE WITBIN.-The mouth rs like house
TO let. However pretty At may be externally. il
Is impossible to Judge of Its merits until you
have seen the inside. If behind the ruby doors
there are plenty Of peari-white fixtures, you
Will exolaim al once, "How beautifulr' To
impart the utmost possible brilliancy there is
nothing like fragrant SozoDoNr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

u oTHING.-The warm weather Of the past
few days makes II necessary TO wear as light
clothing as possible, and our clothie-s lately
have been doing considerable business. Those
who desire neat fit should not fail TO visit the
store OF Messrs. liable & Co, 46s Pennsylvania
avenue, between sd and ~ streets. Their
stock OF clothing is very complete, and EN-
braces all styles and material which they offer
at very reasonable prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02
Spaldings Glue

For CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS. &c
visit Or. Whites rooms, No. f24 Pennsylvania
avenue, between n and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET successfully
treated by Dr. White, Surgeon OhiropoaisL IL
Pennsylvania avenue, between * and 9th
streets Office hours from a. m. to p. m
Eetabllshed ls6l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florimei closely resent iss
the odor of a~rare and dsiic cate boquet OF
few drops will leave It's peculiar and deligh'
ful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

FINE INpRovENRyr.-Among the improve
ments OF a superior character now IN course of
completion sre two handsome dwellings erect.
ed for A. RothweIl, on i street between 9th and
7th Ttreets, tour stories and attics. pressed
brick front, brown stone trimmings, with
gas and water for all CONVEX ient purpose
Carpenter aud builder, Samuel Wise; brick.
layer, Augustus Davis; plasuerer. George w
Harkne :; timer, H. Richie: slater, NJ Waits
plumber and gas-fltter. @. w. 0oodall painter
nd glazier. A W WheIan
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8 v.BOHD. 3. II. HILLAAN. ALEX. B0II
BOYD, HILLMAN q co.,
fsoDcC06 Shh hHSk Sf HIsoA AkS rsssHrHA
AsestsJor sale Of tks Ctlsbrated PiasbWe Goa! Oh
rssrIL1z.ss. AZ BOZ R' Dust, y FouparrrxA
between IN sne iotl e, WssSins t DO.
first National Bank; iit.Sush Coyis, Pr:siSsnss
Si;s S'Vf Z fs:iSs5 a. H.;
Insurance AGENT; Hon. a. ,. Dietrich; =. q. Tos
ss.sss; iss : sf. Las s,;;ss p; :,
COLUMBlA nIsfiTAI FOR WOMEN AND
~ LYING-IN HOSPITAL.
Rssss: :: desiring III; e ~: thsn..Iss Of the
~ ns II ne eonas
Ssss bos:ss SSSD
q enc a.
ks heCEsss Seerst.ry the inssrior' surseo 81
ps,''s s::ss: Ala s.sSa.s s .Ssd 5:s:s,::
uaiaed States Navy.
e S s. g &: ss: !.
i .ss s ssssss sssrssp te "a s
~ s.siss :: t ssc e. i.1
taiiss22iFssssSS ! s::..s.::
coNsuLffNe bOARD:s a.
Asss sSsss::ss::: 3, 4 s.:iSis,tI.sEs. 22b,..
~ 1 I, ff:i Ss:. A.xE IL ,"
PnA1GS Il1!61E CHE81o1 7or ale Z,
a.: . ss'.'e''se sf f ESs;scSa1;; o. Sos'''s
pyt1eW@ " - Boston.
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ERspERIcKsBURs ExcrRnoNrsrs. The
steamer Express, Captain Nickel, arrived at
Sixth street wharf about 70 O'Clock to-day,
Il ON Aqua Greer, having on board the Bap-
list Sunday School, teachers, parents, and
friends OF the church aud school. Of Freder-
icksourg, numbering about zoo. The excur.
sionikts spent few hours IN visiting the Capt.
tol and other points OF interest about the city,
and at four O'Clock took the boat On their re-
turn home. The excursion was gotten mp for
the benefit OF the Baptist Churck Of thai city,
the war, and 10 iquidste some outstanding
debts
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
BrTHos, DowLISG, Auetisnesr; aeOrsetsWn
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY N

nGEoRGEToWN AT PUBLIC Auction.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to the undersigned
bearing date the 18th day Of June 1857 AID record.
ed IN Libel 4. Q. 4 No II foiios cal, ct seq Of
The Lana Records of the District Of Columbia,
. cha EXPOSE TO public sale: on MONDAY
in the afternoon, in front of the premises
one undivided moIety, or MALT part OF all
ate in Georgetown in said District Of CoIumblia
known ss ano being all that part OF Lot uMbered
ten, TO- in Beatty a Hawkins addition te said
Town, contained within the rUilowing metes and
bounds, viz:
Beginning on the east eide of High street nfty
one t5 feet two ~ inches south from Beal street
and thence running northerly on High street e
Beall street, thence easterly on Bealt street one
hundred and twenfypine (lee) feet seven Ia inc hes
thence south parallel with High street two - feet
and thence in str Rht line to the point Of begin
ming, With the appurtensnces aud buildings 20 tn
same belonging.
months, with interest, iron dag Of sale, secured &,
satisfaction Of Trustee. $50 to be paid the cloe
Of sale. Conyeyanciug and stamps at purchaser
cost. III terms are not complied with In i've day
from day Of sale. Trustee right to re sci
at pure b aser o rick on Eve days notice.
MAHLOE ASHFORD. Trustee.
.e4eo&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

RIAL Estate SALE.-Messrs. Cooper x
Ldllmer, aucttoneers, yesterday sold to Dr. ID.
X. Hagrer, for s3.ia5, lot IS, in square iil, i'm
proved BY two-story pressed brick hous Sc.
embracing I'VE rooms. This property Is situ-
aied on the south side Of II street north, b
tween 18th and 18th streets west 8
Mr.. W lliam McNeir, real estate broker yes
terday sold lots l3, "a and Is, in square 245.
corner and Eth streets west, to Col. l.. Sit
grsayes- for SlO,.,5. -I--gs&g-
Messrs. Green williams. auctioneers. yes
terdsy sold building lot. rs feet front on II
sueet, between Ist and east Capitol street, 10
Hugh McCafrey, Esq, for 81 IND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-02

PoLITIes AMONG WoMEN. Yesterday Ser.
eeant Harrison and oficer Richardson had
b. ofie Jusuce Lynch. at ths. eighth precinct
station, Mrs. Bowls and Mrs. Dyer, the hrst
for committing nuisance, for which she was
fined s300 and the latter for making threat
( for which she was held to bail to keep the
pesce II appears that they g0s into a quarrel
aboutthe Stops and Mrs ID. ca1led Mrs ID
.yank, and the latter retorted by charging the
fist with being a copper -head.n 80 T