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TIE DAU"nTER AT IIoME.-To be able
to get dinner, to sweep the room, to make
Il garment, To tend baby, would add great
ly to the list of IL young lady's accomplish
-nclls.- When can we behold more loycly
sight than the eldest daughter of Il house,
standing in the sweet simplicity of her new
worn mother, to relieve aud aid hcrs Now
she presides at the table, now directs in
the kitchen, now amuscs the frcttng babes,
now divcrts II half a score Of little folks in
the library. She can assist her younger
brothers i'll their studies, read the news
papers to her weary father, or smooth tho
aching brow Of her ievered mother. Always
ready with a helping hand and a Cheerful !
smile for every emergency. She is anangel of
love, and blessing to the home circle.
Shoald she be called out of it to originate
home OF her own, would shebe any less
loving or selfsacrifcing
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-30

bind, fast fnd-a proverb never
stale in q thrifty mind.
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VOLUME |.
MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER
THE CHRISTIANS DEATH.

NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY, AUGUST 80, 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

The AGRICULTURAL FAIR At ROCKVILLE
The fau opened yesterday, under the most IA
voraoie auspices. An address was delivered
oy hon. Joseph II. Bradley. the president OF
the society, and the exhibition OF stock and
agtieuhural implements is most excellent.
1oUSG THIEyks.-This morning two bows
enieisa me store of Mrs. Sullivan, on Watsr
street., and relieved the money drawer OF its
eontshts-aeou: sl-So-and, though discovered
py MRS D, made good their escape.
wAehiNSToN AND ALENANDRIA CANAL
~ reported that four OF the lock gates on this
canal, and near the basin at Alexandra, gave
way yesterday.
POTOMAC DIVISION, SONS OF rEuprRAxcs.
This Division held q meeting last evening and
tne usual order OF business was transacted, IN
GLIDING the Initiation of quite a number of
members, after which the audience Were enter
tanned with recitation Of The Shirt" by Mr.
J. w. Harris.
THE CASAL-Business still continues brisk.
fne arrivals during this month numbering 40,
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN BY THE CANAL.-Ar.
rived-boats Millboy, Berlin, with wheat for
G.. Waters, and A johnson, Nowian's Ferry,
with wheat and corn for Hartley & Brother.
TRINITY CHURCH.7i 10 Re growN. ID e.
Rev. Father Ciampi officiaied for the last time
as pastor of Trinity Church, and to-day he
proceeds to Frederick, Nd, there TO await the
pleasure OF the Provincial of the Society of
Jesus, Of which he is a most efficient member
His stay among us has been but short, but in II
he has accomplished wonders. Our graveyard,
ohSe 10 cOnErt gdttOu ahu an eye
sore TO the public, has through his eNertions
been converted into a very beautiful cemetery,
with largely increased area. The grounds
surrounding the church have been adorned and
beautitied and the interior of the church has
been greatly improved. He was the sincere
and devoted friend OF the poor; and the school
attached TO the church, under his administra-
ton seemed endowed with new lite ana vigor
He may be assured that he has the good wishes
OF the Catholics OF Georgeto wn for his success
and prosperity IN his new field of labor.
ONE OF THE CONCENTRATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

CONSERVATIVES Army AND NAVY UNION
"A regular meeting OF the mon was held last
night. at their hall on Pennsylvania avenue.
Captain j. X. Mcconnell N the char, with
Lieutenant James Boyle as secretary pro ten
MAJOR Pollard was elected a member The
rssIg nation of Mr.. Clifton HELEN, as corre-
spending secretary, was accepted and I.ieuten-
ant Boyle chosen 10 supply his place A
hnarce and an executive committee were an
Pointed ny the chair, in accordance with res
Slptitn Gsoptsd having that end Ia view. The
Subject Of expeIIiDg delinquent members was
then taken M. and after some discussion III
Savor Of and against such action, a motion was
adopted Instrucfing the financial secretary 10
prepare a list of the names of those in arrears,
Inc same TO be presented 70 the u Mon for their
action at the next meeting. and that such names
rs may appear on said list be published. An
Inyliailng was received from the proprietor OF
Whtehurst's Photograph gallery, for the pres.
Ident (ColoneI j. r. o Bierne) and TWENTY-FIVE
members of the Union to have their pictures
taken IN n group; accepted. Remarks were
men made by VIM. A. Chiffon upon the polit.
real condition of the country, and deprecstcfy
of the apa hy which seemed to peryaie the
conservative party OF the District OF Columbia.
a. eynced BY the slim attendance at the meet.
mgs OF the clubs. He figured out the result of
the Name elections as highly encouraging to
the prospects Of Seymour and BLAIR. and con.
hdently predicted their election in November
Adjourned.
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DIED..

THOMPSON. Departed this life on the 2ith of
September, after long and painful illness, ED
WARD ii. THOMPSON, in the SD year of his age
The friends and relations are respectfully ipyi
ted 10 attend his funeral, from his late residence
No. 223 goth street, between NJ and N streets to.
moi row, at O'Clock.
Dearest husband, thou hast left Us;
We thy loss do deeply feel
Bnt It's God who has bereft US,
He can all our SORROWS heal.
WRIGHT. On the 2sd instant. HARRY Ola.
TON. beloy ed child of Lenora j. and VIM Fl
Wright, aged year aud ii months.
The friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to sttedd his funeral at O'Clock TO NOR.
row afternoon at the residence Of his parents,
9Th street east.
PATTERSON. On the 23i instant, after brief
illness, WILLIAM P. PATTERSON, in the s9th
year of his age.
Paul and Young Catholics Friend, and acau amt.
snces OF the family, are invited TO attend his fu
neral from the Coast Survey Office, at Q o clock,
coed to st. Peters Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n e w s.

BIDS OFENKD.-Proposals were opened to-
day by Commissioners Himber and Peters, OF
the First and Second Wards, the MAYORS
Office for grading street north, from iith st.
to the western boundary; 18th street from M 70
q streets and i street from 14th street to the
western boundary. The bids were for so much
per cubic yard, and were as follows:
: street north, from lith street TO the Western
BouBdary:-D Connolly, p cents: Thos Mar
tin, 10: Owen Taylor, y; VIM. Johnson, Is;
John Quimble, %, John Stewart, .: Owen
Daley, II; Chas. POlkinhorn. 60; Joshua Cook-
say, 80; Geo. W .G. Eslin, y; Harvey Bolt, ~:
J. T. Fletcher, 10; Sidney mcfarland. 20; John
Busnehan, 10, 4. h. Puryis. Is, VIM. j. Wilson,
20; N. O'BrIen, IL; A. CarrIck, 10; J. f. Little,
%, VIM Blake, 10; Jas Ftp .trick, IS; Patrick
Murray, 1i4 Jos an Hitchcock, 234; Alex
Henderson. 14k; Jas Thomas, -: Peter Hyder,
TEOs. Joyce, u; VIM. Fletcher, -; Hugh
Meg .nnis, 15H; D. Roche, 10; Jas. D Day, ~;
Albert Gleason, rs; John Donovan, 16a; Coyle
~ Co, 10; Peter Mcnamara, 10.
street, from 18th street TO the western
boundary-D. Connolly, p cents; Owen Tay-
Tor, p; Vim. johnson, II; John Quimble, 81;
John Stewart, "a; Owen Daley, q: Charles
Eshn- "a; Harvey Bit, ga; John Clark, Is;
Cornelius Clark, (embankment,) -; j. L.
Little, II and -; A. Carrick. 10; James Fitz-
patrick, p; Thomas McNehaney, II; Josiah
Hitchcock, u; ID. Roche, rs; James O'Day, %;
Albert Gleasoh, 49, John Donovan, II; Daniel
4. Lynch, IS.
Fifteenth street, from NJ to q streets.-D
HudnalI, 1i's cents; Dan Connolly, ~; Tho,.
Martin, l. Z. Owen Taylor, %; VIM. johnson.
Il; John Quimble, 16 John Stewart Is; Owen
Daley, 10; Charles PolkinhOrn, -; Joshua
Cooksey, %: George W. q Eslin, 30; Harvey
Belt, -; Cornelius Clark, 20; ]. T. Fletcher, 10;
sidney hcFarlane, rs; Jeremiah Costello 2p
John BreSneh han, II; e.. Il. PuryIs, .; w. ].
WILSON, u; NJ. O'Brien. l.; J. T. Little, "a;
W m Blake, l2S; James Fitzpatrick. y; Josiah
hitchcock, 10; ID. RochS, "; Patrick Cook, IS;
Albert Gleason, l.; John Donovan, I6; Daniel
J. Lynch, 12I: COyle X Co, I6 Peter None
maray, IS. The contract will not be awarded
Ter several days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoS-Dsuseksr
V,is1G nsR BGhd.-This organization held its
weekly meeting last eyeE..ng .. wills Hall; 7th
street, near II. After the transaction Of some
minor business, General Joseph Gerhardt and
haMeTad George Brand were unanimously
elected as delegates 10 represent the German
Union In the grand mass convention of soldiers
and sailors To be held in Philadelphia on the
LIST and I'd OF October next. Ii was stated that
through some understanding the members
OF the German Union only partially partci-
paied ia the parade of Tuesday night, but that
on the next occasion the Union would be fully
represented. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

PRICE LIST of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the ORIGINAL FRANCS, 494 Seventh street, be-
tween ID and streets: Good White Shirts, Sla
$3.50; Fine White Shirts, S2aS2 81; cod Under
shirts and Drawers, SOC, &c. and 81; A No.
60 ID Cotton Socks, 10. IS, DO and 25 cents; best
English Half-Hose, SO and $3.50 per dozen:
good Paper Collars, three boxes fer IS cents:
White Hand kerchiefs, Is, 20, and Is cents: Linen
Collars, Cuff Ties, Bows, Toilet Articles, ETC.,
at popular prices. Remember the place-i9i
Seventh street, large plate glass front, six doors
below Z street. No branch stores. 9,9,1:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

TIE CAPTTOL.-The ten thousand dollars
appropriated by last Congress TO improve, ex-
tend, and beautiiy the Capitol grounds has
been JudiciOusly expended under the direction
of Mr.. CLARK. the architect, and General Mich
Der. Commission of Public Buildings, and a
great Improvement has been made in the past
lew months. The rubbish, which necessarily
accum U lated when the building was in process
of completion, has been all removed, and the
terraces have been built up IN accordance with
tie plan of the architect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

DOUBTFUL RRPGRsRNTATIoNs-Y Yesterday
morning woman, bearing twin babies In her
arms, appeared at police headquarters, under
csc ort of another female, who claimed 10 have
found them in the street in a destitute condi.
uon, and inquired If there was any provision
made fer afording success to those in distress
Her story bore some plausibility and those
present were about raising purse for the al
legged prolific mother, when a dispatch from
stating that no such parties resided near S.
Peters Church, as they had represented that
they did. The subscription was thereupon
suspended, as lis believed the women are In.
posters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

BASE Baltic Match tbs 1fteynoon.-As
we so 70 press match game OF base ball Is
tsing played on the grounds Of the National
Between the National, of this city, and the Gin.
elnnail Club, OF Cincinnati. The following are
the mines IN position:
1iAeInHGf,:-Howe, SIS: Wright, p, (Capt.;)
Allison, c.. Gould, b.; Hatfield, I. T.; Johnson,
=. l.; EraInard, I'd b.; Waterman, Sd b "Kings-
lev, CT
NaiiCTGt-Fletcher, p; Ward, c.: Forker, 1st
o Gloney, % b.; Fox, Cd b Norton, s. $;
StGdlsy, j. f. BerthTorg, c. f.; Coughlin, r.f
TEeTe IS an immense crowd in attendance,
ana liih street is alive with persons on their
way 20 the ball field Tomorrow, at tie same
IHie and place, the Cincinnati club engage In a
fon'tst with the Olympics, OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

UPHoLsrERERs GOODS AT Cosr.-As am
about to close my business this fall offer the
following goods at cost prices Reps, Damasks,
Enameled Cloth, Holland Shades, Tasseis
Cord, Tacks, Roller Ends, Wedge Racks, Oil
Cloth, Carpets, Table Linens, Bed Spreads
&c Small dealers and others are respectfully
invited before purchasing elsewhere.
8,20-2; A. ADAMsoN sos 9th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

HYMrxIAL-Night before last Charley Hur-
Gle Of this city, (and everybody knows Char =
ley,) was married 10 Mary A. Needs, OF this
city at the parsonage Of the English Lutheran
Church, by the pastor, Rev. DIR. Butler. A
number of the friends Of Charley who had got
wind of the affair were present To wish him n
happy voyage on the sea of life and those who
were not so fortunate have since rendered their
congTatr lations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

Nor LIVING UP TO his PROFEssIoNs.-This
morning, about half-paSt three o'clock, officer
AldTIdge arrested a man whose boisterous con-
duct while in q hack il company with two
lewd Characters from the Four-Gun Battery
ard three men, subjected him TO the charge Of a
Dr. ach CT the peace. His female companions
named Jennie Brooks and Annie Dix-were
also secured, but three of the four men made
their escape. This morning the parties were
brought before Justice Clarke, who imposed a
fine OF 50 on each, which fines were promptly
paid over, the girls settling their own accounts,
besides jointly footing the bill OF their entrapped
escort. In excavation Of his conduct, and as
an Argument IN favor Of light punishment from
the Justice the party alluded to produced a
certificate, and claimed 10 De a member OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. This
however so far from mo1erating the sentence of
The justice, only made him more infiexible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

BEAUTIFUL assortment of coatings, suit-
ines, yestings, and pantaloons, goods tor GENTLE
mems wear are now open for inspection at Geo.
men leaving their measures can have their
orders hlled with despatch, at less than New
York prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

MI RDEROUs ASSAULT UPON TWO CITIZENS,
ms morning, about 2H o'clock, as Mr. John
" Connell- grocer on the corner of h and
New jersey avenue, and John Kelly. of COM
pany h, 5ih U. =. Cavalry, now Orderly for
GENERAL Grant, Were on their way home from
picnic at the 9TH street Park. they were al.
lacked by seven eOlored men on eth street, be-
tween u and X streets. John Kelly was shot
IN the head, but mo- seriously injured; O'Con.
nell was struck with a billy or slung-shot
whereby cut wa made in the top of his head
about two and a half inches long, and a large
lump was msde on the right side of his head,
and hIs left eye badly swollen. Sergeant
OCallaghan and officers Mullen and Calhoun.
nearing the disturbance. fastened to the spot,
where they found the wounded men living on
me ground bleeding profusely. They were
SuoSeq Uently taken 10 the I'd precinct station
house, when DIR. Bushnell, of Campbell Hos
pltal- was called IN and examined the wounds.
Nelly was pronounced not serious: but as to
GConnell he Is not able al pre- 7ent to decide
Lieut. Johnson, OF the police, examined the
ground where the affair occurred, and found a
pistol snd piece OF iron hinge about eighteen
inches long. This morning the wounded men
Were conveyed 10 their homes by Sergt O'(,al.
Isehan and Cfhcer Mullins. On the person of
nelly seyen-shOoter, with but three barrels
taued, was found, which he claimed as his
own, and acknowledged having discharged
Iour loads from II. He stated that he was posi-.
I've n one OF the seven attacking parties was Tom
DoNie, tOloreo, with whom he had had an all
.tICailOn OF words in grog shop on the cor
htr OF New Jersey avenue and X street the
evening before, because of his refusal to drink
win him. He believes that one OF the lo~ds
NJ hIeG struck one OF the colored men. Ii is
s1d,eu tnai' lrlor 10 leaving the Park, Kelly
anu % Cornell We're refused drinks al the har
o. cause OF he eN rene drunken state in which
theS Were al the Tune. Other parties are spoken
OF as being implicated IN the affair: but as vet
nc s'at.mtLts mace against them have not
rests. "
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CITY ITEMS.
CLOTHINCt

CLOTHING! CrorHINeu CLOTHING,
An entire new stock of Fall 6oods- Call
and see them, at liable i Co.'S, 465 Pennsylva-
MA avenue, between Sd and { u streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

THE LATE ARREST OF HORSE AND CATTLE
THIEvEs.-The further hearing Of the case
against John White and Melvin Lewis mot
Melvin as stated in our report of yesterday
took place yesterday before Justice Moore, at
Beltsville, Prince Georges county, Nd. Mr..
Jcaecum, a principal witness in the case, tes-
tified for the prosecution. John White made a
full confession OF his guilt, and implicated
another negro mot yet arrested) as the princi-
pal criminal ia the robbery OF Dir. Scaggs and
the similar ones in Prince Geor ,es and Mont.
gomery counties. White alleged that Melvin
Lewis was not concerned in the theft Of the
TWO steers. and Justice Moore therefore dis.
charged that prisoner from custody. but COM
mitted White 10 the Jail, at Upper Marlboro, for
trlal by the Maryland authorizes. Joacc am
was held to bail in $500 as witness tor the
prosecution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

RoBBING POLITICAL FLAG-STAFF.-Las
night, the halyards OF a Seymour and Blair
polG, erected a few days since az Brightwood. q
short distance from the city. were cut and car
Tied of 6y some malicious thief IL has been
suggested that they are now serving as clothes
lines for sCmc cOnscienceleSs resident OF the
neigh DCIECOd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24
MAR lie n.

HUBDLE-MEEDS. On the I'd instant, by the
Rev Mr.. Butler. OHARLBS H. HUBBLE 10
MARY A. NEEDS, both of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THs star
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. LIZ East
Capitol street, between 9Th and 5th.
JOHN CO9GINs, Agent,
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SELLING PoIsoN.-Justies Walter, a, six
O'Clock on Iuesr.ay evening, had before him
Mr.. j.. b. Gardner and r. Il. Fergersor, drug
gists, doing business on Capitol Hill, for SELL
ing lauaahum and strychnine without register
ing the sale. 1t appears that the former had
sold stIychnine to William Butler, who COM
mitted suicide some days ago, and the latter
had let the deceased have bottle OF lau danum,
neither keeping proper register. Justice
Walter fined Gardner S1i and dismissed Fer
gerson, who brought witnesses 10 prove that
il was not customary to register he sale of
laudanum. An ordinance Of the corporation
requires sales poison 70 be registered by drug.
gists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
a24 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. g.,
since 1861, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails,
feet without pain or inconvenience to the
patient. The shoe can be worn with ease I'm.
mediately after the operation. Refers TO the
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou
sands Of ether responsible persons who pa
tronIze his establishment Hours from a. m.
to 6 y. m. No charge for cons ultatiOn at office
Calls made at residences from TO p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

SUIT AGAINST JUSTICE or THE PEACE
FOR FALSE lMPRIsONMENT.-ln the Circuit
Court this morning the case Of Augustus NJ.
Cridler against Charles Walter was com.
menced. This is an action for false imprisop.
menf, claiming $2o,OOO damages, the plaintiff
having been arrested in February last on n
warrant issued by him and examined on a
charge OF taking away trunk
belonging to Margaret +. FARMING 2. Justice
Walker committed him to jaIl apd few
hours after bail was offered, but the Justice re.
fused 10 take the bail because the Criminal
Court was then in session. Messrs. Philbrook
and Tucker for plaintiff and Messrs. Norris
and Fendall for defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

RETURNED HONE.-The party of well Known
citizens who left here on the 7th inst. for West
. river, Anne Arundel county, Nd, have re-
turned home after an absence Of seventeen
days, highly delighted with the excursion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

HOWARD DIVISION, No. Z, SONS OF TEMPER
AECE.--At q regular meeting Of this di vision,
held last evening, several ladies and gentlemen
Were IN itiated and large amount of interest.
ing business was transacted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

THE VISITING BASE BALL CLUB.-The
Cincinnati Base Ball Club, escorted by the
National Club, of this city, to-day visited the
Executive Mansion and were received by the
President After being shown through the Ex-
-cEIVe Mansion they retired, and during the
forenoon visited most Of the public buildings.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
a On sAr6RpAaYTo f mlSSEkNrNa, Sent, a.
W ISIS At o'clock, I will sell: IN front Of the
ssSFs Ss Of sids
.e2s,st THoMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer.
RY THos. BOWLING, Aaet.; Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIURE AND Er-Ecrs OF
Al AMr+ffHoRR AcLINlNG HOUSEKEEPING
-1. ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. Sept.
street. eo,p. yi ~ sell so at No -
ageneral assortment of heoseheId furniture and
effects, Consisting Of
MMshSpgs7 TU Spring na , Seat Shais. and sOa
Mahogany Arm and Rocking Chairs,
Mahogany Bsdsteads and Bureaus,
Walnut I xiension and other Tables,
sidebosrd, q. 8. Chairs,
rresther., Msttresss:,
with many other articles too numerous 70 men.
" ses,a THOMAS Dss% %ctiase.;r.
RTTHOs. BOWLING, Aactioneer; GeoreetsVn
PRoPERr! IN GEORGErowN AT AUCTION.
os1ss % N cell i1o fr4ns e the
on Eirs. street, above Linsan street, with depth
o. %Se,es a ns improvements consist Of Frame
seH-4t Arctic neer.
RY TROS. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgeto wn
R1CEIyERs sALKoP VALUABLE REsrAu.
RANT: GOOD WILL. AND
GGEEaassEGH HTbWiN BEING LAsGs HOTEL,
a BY virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court
"a Of this District passed en- the nth day Of
Sdder s Sn s Rs 18Th dsI te
hs 1t 10 SSaS s a 9e
Fixtures, and other personal property of the
buildings long known a. Lsng's Hotel, in George
town, ID. T., at the terminus Of the Avenue Bail
road.
The unexpired term is fer four years from the
Goth OF August. A. ID. is5s the monthly rent being
l53.3s-lOn, and includes the of twenty. three
rooms, and the Bar Room and Club Room; ia short
all az the buildings except the Offices used by the
and that formerly occupied by Albert Starke And
the building occupied ny q. Mayer.
The personal propsr:s embraces all the Furni-
ture all these room s-inc1uding Beds. BedsteaGs
Bedding, Sheets, Pillows, Carpets, Curtains, Pic
lures, Chairs, Tables, Mirrors, Stoves, Wardrobes
Groekery, Slassva are, Clocks, Loanges. Bar room
Fixtures, Club room Furniture, &C, &c; being
Oil the personal property now on the premises
The place has been known as a Hotel stand for
many yesrs, and has proved lucrative location
for the hotel and restaurant business and persons
wishing TO purchase requested to visit the
place and inform themselves as to its present and
Terms OF sale One half cash the resfdu ne at three
and six months with interest from the day of sale,
to be satisfactorily secured. The sale IL peremp
tory, and the purchaser will be placed in immsdi-
date possession.
W. JONES, Receiver
sel4-l0t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r
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MAGNOLIA MAGNoLIAn

fell supply 81 this choice EXTRA FLOUR G
hand and for sale By nsnufaeturnr Agent
No. ~ Water street, Georsetown. 30 b
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COMPLIMENTARY PIC-NIC.-Last evening,
the Greenieaf Club, one OF the most popular
organizations Of the District, hailing from
South Washington, gave grand compliment.
rary picnic 10 their friends 81 the Park, where
q delightful time was spent, 81