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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-21
Star. Agricultural Works.

'TNHE ALBANY COTTON GIN MANUFACTURING
L CO., Albany, MY, Manufacturer of General Agr
cultural Machinery, comprising the celebrated "Str"
Threshng M,clncs star Iial way tor Endless Cl.n)
and Lever Horse Powers; "Star" Cotton Gins and Con-
densers; Circular Gross sawmills Vegetable Cut
tiers Horse Hay Forks; Corn and Feed Mi y Power
Corn Shollers Dog Powers, &C., &c.o.s TEiafs r1H
We wish to call the particular attention of Farmers to
our celebrated Star Thresher and Cleaner, which, rs
lately improved claim it arsuperor toany other ma
chine now in market. tits compact aud easily portable
simple " its construction, and therefore easy opc
by the most inexperienced and will do Its work with
marvellous rapidy and perfection, and with compara-
lively the least demand upon the strength Of the animals
driving 1t. 81 ENtuj
We have made recent improvements In this machine
by which enabled to thoroughly clean the grain
under almost any combination of difficulties and arc
using entirely and effective device for re-
evng the feeder of DUST thus making The operation of
threshing comfortable and safe with the ordinary
machines 1t is annoying and frequently destructive Of
health. 49, al'''i' .''fH d'
These Machines arc made Of suitable sizes for our
Star Railway Horse Power and for our "Slar Lever
Powers for 4 and 6 horses. Tr N'''
For sae by agents and dealers generally, For full
PARTICULARS send for our Illustrated Descriptive circular
and Price List Correspondents viii please address The
Albany Cotton Gin Manufacturing CO., r O. Drawer l62
Albany, N. Y. -.1 DIT
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-21
GAgents w anted
EroR iAo standard and official Lives Of
SEYMOUR and BLAIR.

SEYMOUR and BLAIR
hook Tor every library and work of present interest
and permanent value. No Democrat or Conservative can
do w;hout Lor have Just understanding Of the issues
briofc he country without reading it. Agents every
wicre bndinG ~ the best opportunity to make money
ever offered send for circulars and orr liberal
terms ani u 70 description of the work. Address Uni
tel States Pc niishinp ca al Dr,,oil street ~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-21
Circular, sd Mill, IN ulay, Gang 6
CROSS CUT SAWS.

Every Sawsthat leaves orr Faetoryis Oil Tempered
and Patent Ground perfectly true and eyen and made Of
uniform temper by our patent tempering process.
litlTqa s5fyfs erfe4oft u ~. ..tt
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-21
iTHB OLD LINES or !
S'ss1s "a & j. 80
- - -

90 - -
The undersigned take this method Of informing thes
friends and the travelling public that they continue 10
the old and well established lines Of Mail Stages be-
tween Bel Air and Baltimore, and Bel Air and Magnolia
Station The Stage direct for Baltimore via Hartford
Turnpike leaves Dallams Hotel every Monday, Wenes-
day aud Friday morning, at o'clock, arriving in Balti
more at o'clock, 2. NJ Returning, leaves Browns
Hotel High street. Baltimore every Tuesday, THURSDAY
at1P.M,
: THREE LINES DAILY TO MAGNOLIA.
No. Ileavss Bel Aina al A.. NJ. connecting with Port
Deposit Accommodation Train for Baltimore att 30 A.
NJ, and Morning Mail train for Philadelphia at $50
Returning leaves Magnolia arrival Of morning mail
f,ain, arriving in Bel Air at II 80 A. NJ.
No. leaves Bel Air at 10 fA Nj, connecting with
1915 NJ train for Baltimore and 315 p NJ train for Phil
225 Z. NJ train from Baltimore arriving In Bel Air at
ESQ p. NJ. Sd
No. leaves Bel Air at $50 p NJ connecting with the
Port Deposit Accommodation Train from Baltimsrs and
p NJ train for baltimore. Returning loves Magno-
lia ut p NJ arrival of p NJ train from baltimore
Passengors can, procure tickets for Abingdon, En-
morton and Bel Air by either line at tho President
Street depot.
Way passengers will be accommodated at any point
either route Intending to devote careful and constant
attention to tho wants and convenience Of travellers and
to permit these well known lines of Stages to lose
Of their former popularity solicit contnsanee Of
ltI'i 7Tf7' : 11f2's'' JOHN t. sPIoBB, ~
-s------ VIM. ANDERSON,
fur,e53 sf..,s f.s a.. ,a- ~ proprietars.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-21

Jefferson, Frederick County, Md, /
July 22d, 1867. :
Mcssrs. Clotwortly 4 Co., Baltimore: II Cd
Gent. The wonderful cures which have been made
by your Pouorers Friend" cannot fail to interest all
vito raise Pultry Agentenan Of this village has been
experimenting on chickens with the gapes. lie tried
your Poulterers Friend" according the directions
and II lad tile desired effect in destroying the worm, eff
fectually relieving the chicken at once Since then
have had many calls for it, and IL has been used extern
siyely with the result 1t is OF incalculabe value
to all who raise Poultry. Respectfully
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-21

The annexed few of the certificates wo have ro
eeiyed in,proof Of the great value ard efficacy Of
Pouterors' Friend ..u
CARRoLLros Baltimore county, Md, Dec 10th, 1867.
Messrs. Clotworthy 4 Co.. -a- itT
Gentlemen Il have used your "Poultsrers' Frlond
upon brood of young chickens that had the gapes ant
am happy to say that by the 81 icw doses tho,
were entirely cured. 1t will certainly cure the cape
when used according to directions. II
'firti Yours, &c. u lN GEO. HARTMAN!
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THE CDTRTS.

COURT N GENERAL TERN .--In the Court
this morning in the case II kilhourn * lat
az hiug; judgment below affirmed.
Mt. Stanton. from committee. reported
ftvnTablN On the quelifica. ions % .. 7. ca &p-
ma D. anc be was admitted 10 the bar.
Catherine Brown agt V. 4. < q. x. II. Cora =
rany; ordered that receiver appear aud dsfanI
iEr Corporation, ana case ordered 10 De pItced
OF he trial docket.
Tinted STATES agt. . barrels OF whiskay; an
peat proved by 1ir. HluEle; hoad fixed 81 So.
aTHArs' COURT, Js"gs yrrce|.-IarapS I.
MUM qaSlihsd Is EGardlan OF ali " ,
orphan 81 VIM. n. tC-ll, bond S1Ut: sur-Uas.
srson Gale aud Sylvester T Y. Syr-ick DO.
ra:Gea keTettI qualified IS guardian Of R-fl
trHys orphan OF Raphael L. ami keil Trily:
rera >}Hs; suretlss. Jas. Repe.ti, IoDn '. =
- llie- and WIN. +. B9ssolie. The ranuncia-
q "a OF E1cHsl II Her a. guardian 10 alica u
orphan Il WIN. n. Diell. was filad. Peti,l a
~ Isabella j.. Tpomp~ou. widow Of " q.
IoU iSOa, Tor authority to sell certain zeal
estate Wa hled, ard decree Ct sale awarded.
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PuALcN's "PAPRIAN I.urloyn


e-ArTISiiNa EEz i SSSIE AND ooMf-E1,
LTY =. = g. Az l.6- PTIoEs, rRv9ar IS,
aod reuders The SKIN SOsT
tAti. ana EGOOMING.
-'oE IA DIES ia too y CRSEgY II l. in~slasbr~
ksf : - = .-As.-A a..er ShA.iAGi IL has 10 al
-PAPEIAN LoTIoN'' Is the AMY reliable -,
'cf i'r ols1-aes aai t.eIIiistes Of the 3E.s.
PFEeV0S'S oPaPy,ls. sc,9,,
ttt.e o-LE4, A. 9Re sal sRj BATH. viii &c:
'f>p .Ee- EhiS. Price rs ceRts per csse
"FLoR M MAYO"
EtEOa DE Mayo,
=. I1G ~ tt AZ FcR TIE aASDKFR
PgALCy Z SON, New ao-k.
.seIp Sold b. 81 Druggists.
s:3EE's VEGETABLE sICILIAN usr
&ESEwER.
HAi rs 'EGE TEBLE sTCTLHN HAZE
fCA.S HAIR RESTORED.
Gfay Hair cusnced to its Natural Color by
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAS HAIR
EGNEWER.
tits tts best article known 10 Z reserve the Hair
rr.yehuns lis falling out, and making iilsless
ssid, tIsshy baf-
HEALTHY, SOFT AND GLOSSY.
Il. who use IL a.c uDanlE.ols Ia awarding Il III
pIsse cf h-lnr the best Hair Dressing extant aud
without val IN restoring gray hair to las nstu-
rsi color Beware Of cuunterfcits and imitat 0rs
So for 4 sii 5, spG take none o,hsr. Price 90
For sale by all drageists.
L. P HALL CO., Rsshsu. N. H., Ero,rietors
ssg so2Ip
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DE.s.

psE.ss
HASLk1I. On the 9Th instant, THOMAS iafa.t
scC = hort and Eliza Hssott aged seven W., :
,Lree days.
By BY. Nah. I cannot STAY,
Nsgeis btCknU away,
iHiraln5 o. bliss a-G enoesS day,
iiehtE cane ~, Gra 60 fell,
tuL JesUs dec, SO all j. ell.
The funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
cence i3z 4th st est, teIv u snG stress, "a
!De st. at " clock. The friends II ~. family :
Invited - atteL0.
baltimore Fspfrs p,esse ccps !
" CLEfE. o. SstuTtsy Eo, Ming. Nov. :. IS
&it"T long All pa.niUi If.re>s which she g. r.
- Gh-i'tisn tcrt.tCas 49, To5ign IT IL. = IA
tLhhN. wife q Charles Wolfe. ia the 2itA yesr
o. ter sCe.
The irUe. Al will tale place on Hoa5s- ~ p-uir-
Al / clock, irc:H - eeta-'s Clutch. Csr,tor
III, 70 hlch TIE frie-ds and scru1 iu:anIrs are
levied to attend.
Love, On Thursday night, scseT Il Ioa- and
ps,n'1t Illness. JONI L. LUF e, .g-1 - yasss
In" relatives emo frien5s q tb- tsniily are .ay
q stem his mineral. from Ihe Z, ..eacy 81 his
IfriLeE- NO no "th 81, between p and . stE.. OF
to-D'oIr5w, -Jno9y, at . .ciocS ,. m
"a \ arti a ,. Tn -ng stain JOHN FHAS-
90 % E.kE : \ ag-l > ySars suI Z r...,tNs
eices, soL "a JoEa t"a istch McNc.h-uy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

FoReERT.-This morning a younC man
named George VI. Smith, WAS arrested for PASS
inE Two geu checks fCr $40 each, pGrporsin z
70 have been signed oy Cnas. ii. Smith. OF Ne y
! rE, upon Mr.. :. n. CLARK. Sapsri tsuJ.eat
oi tn Currency Bureau, aad Mr. George "
Casfetir- ensrsver IN the same department.
The checks We're presented and money cot
lected on Wednesday and Thursday last.
smith was taken before Justice Clark, at his
Office, who, after h.aring the facts in tue case.
committed hiIG 70 gail an default Of 500 each 10
answer before CONT
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@. BAUM.
Re1nOve6.

respectfully call the sttsntion of the Ladies'
that have this DAY REmOVKD my H0oPskIRT
and CORSET FACTORY 20 the p~caoGs ore
SlS 7th street, lDteiligercer building.
Thanking for the patronage OF the pas. viii
srde. vos to p.ease tns future; always sell,ng
the best goods and guaranteeing . good It.
81 an the only authorized AGENT In tsis ctr
Of KELLEYS PANIEB and BUSSEL sKIRT.
the most fashionable adapted forta p-s.snt 49,
of Dress.
e.BAOM,
lib SEVENTH STREET
oe~ Inteilisenesr Building,
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SLATE MANTELy.

Having removed orr entirs .,ooS ~
MAh TkLs 70 Ne; 2i3 PennAylvanis syenne -
Nesh l.th and 18th streets, south side sns ss, pc
Prepared TO shov H. rooEs especialiy set srs,t.
sn,s % sncn ci our business, all styles Of ran.si.
this country and Europe snho1g io1t
We invite builders and others to csu arr ..-,
me CUR esock and prices before purchssinc a. -
Ester oeIseives Ne Can be exoeiled by rons 49,
IFS nov the agency Of the most ceiehr.tas ,, ne.
tSctcry IL the United states ~ >Nu
H.W. HAMILTON On
...s Branch Store gas Penus svsn5,
bet. 18th aAd 18th sire n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

Y. NJ. q. A.-To- morrow is the day set
apart by me Detroit Con vertIon of Young
Meb Christian Associations As day of PRAYER
for tha blessing Of God upon taeiF work. Ii is
10 - Ecred that Christians will uni'ein speeLs
prayer fer the work OF lie Association, re-
mem heT'ng how lsrge the Gald IN this city for
their ef'Crts; 8nd THAI ps-tors VIII present 10
their congregations the orj-ct OF th7 work. and
ask for II sy:epatny and prayer. The Associa-
tiOG of this CITY purpose observing the saw by
foiG.uo uDIon prayer meeting n the Prot
estaDt NctbOdisf Church. on Stn street, from
10 . o'clock sabbath evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

SPECIAL BARGAINS At George &. HenniuE :,
No. 5ll I'll street: $40 black cceskIn Pants;
el2 black and blue beaver Pants: - Cardigan
Jackets; - working pants; St2 Business Salts;
= boys Suits, SiO and Si2 Oyercoc :; ~ whit
Shirts; sc. CnGershirJs aud DrlNegs. ~ n Drne
made canton Flannel Drawers: So black clotl
trock Goats. and $50 aud So black beaver
CIercCSts. OEe price only.
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N AHEt.kD

GaENEkE--A kfpLO. On the 81 Icst At the
TesICellce Ct TIE BRIDE fath.-. ty Rev " Eur.
ar. CHARLES ]. GAEpShg Of Wass,ila.5n to
hAIlE ARNOLD, Of WashiaatsG CCarty. u. c.
JObksON-WIESATT On the Sta iu.t,nt. a.
toe resicerce Of The bgi!e's moyEer,by rev Fa.ha.
45ok-i, 4: il. JOa SON, OF DorShsE,er GO !ntF,
30 "a Iiss ANNIE T., se-a1.u "a .ht-r al u
late hlchard iaTstt. EsI., Ct tbis CAY.
iDOTcht steS News please copy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Doctor ORA CURTIS su,lsra! Napho19. -.
ne Icsi Z .ssEa q Marriage Is. &c 3 & 20
70 tt. 80 p GsA GCf r-ncuts. tIat lWilr - ass
S1tCf-lye practice II Bbii:IzcT-- has viii al fufrs
e tbie a cCvouS -lty th@ fol- "a ia {, IA a.
i'eIests, ana Hiti atfrrd % = kNSE>DNE
? , -. L. 49, .".'. - LI.. ana StNBAlS
y - 10 10 eod - Y. T., rhH p "a Pc Il ~,
AhBh.tteD Eellst Asssc,sgioa. $50. 81 tt-se-.
n rSGc q willard Hotel. Oh - dRys his REST
dth .. - north hsI .es strett- Galtisn1- s.
-ItCEEE.EE AZ" ttla.Lt ant ar. ~ nervous de-
lfiiy, aGd al UIseases srIsiuz IroIa atusEs ri re
~ -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

Gold StCne Sleeve Buttons and Studs re-
ceiyed this morning At
FTigg's One Doila- JewelTV Store
No sS6 Pennsylvania avenue. near street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

Necessary 10 De warmly clad, and taxing the
scarcely Of money into consideration, AZ IL OF
great importance 90 90 10 place where good
goods. suitable 20 the season, can ba procured
a. the lowest possible dEures. We DO not hes
Itate in sayiI hat there ! one place in THIS
city which cutTaLks ali CHER SIMILAR estap-
Eshmenis as q popularity and cheap ness. and
every old citizen would EASILY know the pla -
we slluGs 20, should We omit 70 state the IA M
o. this Successt Ul establishment. Bat for the
btnent o. strangers ana persons not Well in
formed, We would say, IL you wish 70 save
money bay yCur wiutsT uCcPrgarm ants and
al other fept's furnishing goods ~ =. h. org
inal Frames, s9i In stree. bet wen u aud r,
az q 50 hat ven d. not MISS the pl@ce, ra'a-rn-
her that us Store has l~rEe Iis'e glass Wiz
don, also. tD2l lie has no branch stores. il.9O,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

BUSINESS SrIrs S12, Double and Twist Suits
SIS, Dress Cassimeres AZ SIS. So, SOS, an ex-
fsnsive assortment at A. Saks Co, Sb 1th
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a. EEPERr's AROMATIC PnLIsf ior or

q to.thei rDruit4re. GIl' FE-Ises, Hsrpie, dc.
1xtEs. % iSgm Aromatic Arahiao tI.Ia- Pa
eE-Ht aEf nElliisnt PTIse s. csLss pc vttsa. For
.-rea 81. clG Druggists. Grocer AID Fu-.,i-s.-s.
York. =, a f.-
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EkGI GOODS.
~ CiRPETIsGS'
OIL CLOTHS
EEEHEEISi
~ItItES. A..

kEINN2ESE ETlC L ,.r.t .fce IN, -, Z -
s.l- Coo5s rrcheh.y Ine isrFes. st5ok IT sacc
goods A. c1DsuneTs wait CeucIaiiy that has ever.
: Cist,9 - th.s city
te l,ala q foi'oystns :, VI; - ''''
q eCtt- Pc ysrl IN 10 T. Lot ~ '''
h.s,E s'k yelyet AZ ; i. orth ,SSl7.
rcl2Es. - a.. = s.. =, l.si-t. IS, 81 d
: 81 z; sc - =. -rta- hsrsslnE.
cents - a. '@-' '''N' "a - +" %
~ nieoes black hpEra Fcy.iu a. g. s-5i =, s.,
AID ~ pr ar.
p fieots co'5red Alpaca poYiia Al 81 -. s2,s
hG' - crhiSi c.leaP
q rsT yss Tsri ': su II fl gas o $40
20 Ties Empress Ola,hs. IN ali The Lev sa..
hlscs and loi@rsa t.ll...' cheap
white ana Scsries = .-.ars. cry fae. - Opc~a
'i.',s ...-..,.
~ t1y:.A-. - .Sttrk arr.
Z . e. Z sf-.-fs -.oiP' ~ frcfis
81" az rel s.G Cd u 90 &s.-iss. All rlaug
T. ur ~ , .W.2'r pvr.pr,,v,r
Fivs + uIi ID e, 1ifl '-..!s - ,lusii.eg I'm
q C Hgon weo' sha"i z :. 20, 4. 70 ytry e
~ GLi: ,iE! ,i ca3 81.
: IsG ~, fietes "a ciegeLt, heavy, Whit Fiapnei
WINS y grlrs rom p cents pr yard m - 81
- Iicces = led Y-'io'e. and Grey va nc'
piece Bed, 1Wti.Vu h-:iic ated. warranted
gr.y'nt Ideum"'isuv ar e., is-
N " r - 10 DIP RI u IN = can t. foa4l
VIC 'oit"-hR
- PIECES - lco, At Cents.
Nv . =, "
go YER ara Calloo, - = Gets.
=, y W ~ = ~ bEs - III NJ ca p.
= nc az IRE cs''icr c-1Gcz OF t1sIoa known 70 tH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-07

ARMED To TUg TFgTH, is = very common
expression, but We think armrJ 10 s-nbal.i~1
0Ic preserve them - "A ripe cli Sc a. us,i Ied'y
-..r" g. etCi1i and arFr5ITl ,-n--'h,s ran only
br Done ~ keeping yourself always supplied
with q bottle CT tha. renowned ard impe-l-.-
n le delight o. every lsdE's ~ leA;lnm.u',
toilet II fra grant SCZl6uut.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

n TIE REN. DR.. MISSIGERODv, Oh
~ Nchmond, viii prea-l the anoual serina.
MORROW ENkSING, N6veThtor STA IN OH.
chr rch az " hich time collection giu - tsk.E
Laii past teysn O'Clock
NJ KNOWLEDGE Is PONCE
Course Of FREE LECTURES viii be s.l,,o,,-
70 lcung Men LvEEY sATURDAT sIGar =
Parish: ITCH street, below Bridsel Eirs. I.str,-
hovt,Dter Ub. by A. II IDE. k.1. SUI iert--s.rr,s
sent Mechanics" -sirht sch5si on M
Gays, Tuesday 5. sne Thurscsys, from 70 D. n
4 VALUABLE EksIpENcK AND rusIyEss
"A ROOM IN GsOsGETowN
ByHALL BOSS. Res. iD R.ta.. Broker.
vii sell, 81 Public Anctior. on The pr.,nisa.
a. O'Clock ?. M, q two-stUry and ba.s,nant a..
House, No. SO Fsyette .t sss,rce.o~3 N =, Or"
ta,ning ak rooms and cellar, with 4 SIRE -,,,1
bakery: Lot s. s-i2 by az ss = 'i0n e'E'
each ePosit of Sloo will be rsguir % On day
Terms: One half cash; rslspce in 6. ,, an, 70
conths, secured by deco Of trust A. sny.r
ancins &c, at cost OF purchaser
no al iRxpussI
NEW FALL AND WHITE CoOns-
= ershes, q large stock embracing Popiins, We
GEintz shs.s ooaks Fi.nns.. Ban FREE
Corsets, Cloths, Cashmere yfretniS r,, S 2n
snd Cassipets. A large stock a Domesrsco ,o a
o.eApi 900 ards Caliccs from Sc M: goa "a
sheetinss So CTS; Alexspcres and jose nh,,' n,
Gloves, ESsiery, Notions, SC; Csrpetinss' nm NJ
ess ano oiiclofss We promise great barrains
BESJAsIN MILLER.
oes,m. lei Bridge street,
6eorgetown.
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ADVICE YoCSG aEs ABolr 10 aAsAY.

Es7s-- for Iourg E-l. on tie Errors. Abuses
hood With the hun. are view n treatTneBt su1
cITe. frnt ~ nail sealed De- TOR euyeiores F--
q nae Acares-. HON AsD ASSOCIATION,
Boz =, tiisL, liIa, Pa a. A -sIa
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PERsoNAL.--we regret to lie srn that Nr. John
r Els, music publisher, Is lying quite iii at
bis residence in this city.
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CnICEE--The third Of series OF Games of
cricket between TIE picked eier en- OF the Wash
ingicn clubs ani the British Legation, Wa
prayed yesterday upon the White Lot. The
-ksts were PITCHED a. Ii-:3D n m. and tse
y re vas called, the eleven, rs before, first
ing 70 he TAT. The game was most ex-
t-Ihs CLe- ending al 4.4J. ] DE Sattng OF Fame
Ahd p reeEnan, OF the LEGATION, Was excellent
" io' Laer scoring IN the first IN nIng 81, and the
Iatiei =. I'M game ssas won by the Legation,
- e la Opponents elSGt Wickeas- In the
run he legation scored-first Innin@ gi. $50.
rId lnnirgs .. The {" eleven" scored in raas-
SiIst inning, =; second inning, Il,
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FATAL ACCTDENT.-The Alexandria C,-s,,.
of last evening says. Robert NJ TorIn. ir
carl enter employed At the depot Of the lIax-
ancria, LoudoGa and Hampshire RailroaJ
Vas caught between two cars there, about eiynr
O'Clock tbs morning, inst previous 10 the start
jrg OF he Lee shury tram. aud so Injured IN a,
he soon died. He was engaged near he ournp
sr of a car standing in the depot yard, when
SnoI her car, loaded with WOOD. also st.nd,ug
II the yard ard not attached TO a locomotive
vas accidentally sc. in motion, aud roihn-
slowly down the track behind Mr.. ;Tornliu,
caught him bstweer II and the car upon whc a
hs was AZ work, and so Jam med MN tha.
though rot bruised externally itmust have rRp =
tnreo SOr.e OF his internal organs He was at
Gree tSken on a stretCheT TO the house OF his
1aiher iu the Third Ward, and Dr. Lewis
seEt for. hat he was beyond me relief TO b. af-
Icrdsd by surgical aid. and in s few moments
after the Decor rea cbed the house. he breath Il
GIs last. he leaves wife and Two children
lie was esteemed by all who anew him.
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CoR>s, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon ChtropodisL
OF twelve years practical experience IL the
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CHARGED WITH BIeANY.-A woman, named
Mary summers, arrived in this city on Satur-
day last, from Louisville. Kentucky, and Gu
Monday apreart q before Justice Waller, repre-
sentlng TO him hat she was the wife OF William
Henry Summers. canal commissioner of this
city, and by whom she has had fonr children
She also stated that soy consulting records
here she has learned ttat her husband on iha
10th of October. 1862 was married IN this city to
one Ana Elizabeth Moreland, two children
being the issre by said marriage, and tha par
Ties V're residing IN the First Ward" ami
upon her affidavit 20 this effect a warrant was
Issued for the arrest Of Summers. She also
stated that she was married to William Henry
Summers n the city OF New Orleans, in 1855:
that she was widow, with one child, ana
him. Shortly after the property was dis.
cosed OF, and Summers enlisted and was
ordered 10 the frontier, New Mexico.
she accompanying him in the capacity OF
laundress to the regiment. He was dis
charged soon after the breaking cut of the r..
bellion, removing TO Louisville. Kentucky
where be resided but a short time when he ex-
pressed desire 10 go North, she consentng
but herself remaining with the children IN
Louisville. This was IN the early part Of 1862
He sent her $40 per month for eight mon tbs
and she never received anything after. He
visited her several times within the past SIX
years, bringing TWO Of the children North upon
one OF his visits and locating then, IN the Sol
dlers and Sailors Orphan Home, Capitol Hill.
though the mother says she was unaware Of
the fact Of their being taken TO that institution.
He also got 81 600 from her, and her suspicious
beng finally aroused, she came North, TO find
them verified. This is the story Of the woman
and 1t remains for Mr.. Summers to refute 1t or
abide the consequences. He is at present out
OF the city, having gone North for few days
ON THR CARPET.-If there are any house
keepers in Washington who suppose they can
buy carpets, oiicloths, rugs, window curtains,
&c, OF better quality, handsorner patterns and
cheaper prices elsewhere than In this city, thew
n Mrfah hall l.