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TIE CREW OF THE RAM STONKwALL AT
HoME.-From some of the crew of the ram
Stonewall, who have returned 10 their homes
IN this city, we learn that they were all dis
charged at Yokohama, Japan. june I'd, except
Samuel II. Ellis, (son of Jonas Ellis, Esq, OF
this city,) who remains on board as engineer.
Capt. Brown Is still in command, and has
crew OF ten men detailed from the steam sloop
Monocacy TO keep the ship in order. Many of the
crew determined 10 remain IN Yokohama, and
some of them nave already opened restaurants.
barber shops, &c, which are mostly patronized
by The foreigners, as there is always q great
deal OF shipping IN the harbor. The crew.
when discharged, were paid of in Mexican
dollars, which they converted into bills of ex-
change on London. Besides. they were al
lowed forty-hve days extra pay, and given
free passage home-cabm passage TO the Of
ficers and steerage passage 10 The men. The
are the names of the Washing onians
who took passage in the steamer China from
Yokohama 10 San Francisco, June 5:-White-
John Reed, John Smost, Joseph Fugitt, David
Chapman, Stephen Cawood, VIM. Quigley A
=. Langley, John Hitchcock, and John Caspa-
ris; coIored-Isaac b. Barton, ID. w. Baker,
VIM. Brooks, George Bean, Daniel Bying, and
John II. Kennedy They arrived in San Ersn.
cisco June 2sth, and Casparis, Langley, and
Hitchcock Were so we'll pleased with the
Golden City, that they decided 10 remain there
The rest started June 30th for New York via.
Panama, arriving there on the 22d instant,
and are now with their relatives and friends
IN TINS city. They are all loud in theF praises
OF Captain Brown, both an Officer and a
gentleman, and state that with such an officer
In commend the trip could not have been other.
wise than delightful, Every one of them have
brought nome lots Of japanese wares such as
one would imagine Were bought at large prices
hut they Were mostly obtained by trading
therefor surplus clothing, blankets. &c. We
we're shown most beautiful writing. desk
InIaid with silver, which was gotten in trade
for an cid coat, the recipient Of which seemed
.,eIfectly satisfied with his bargain. Tn
.sstonewalr'fs still in custody of the American
n et..
between the rival factions of the japanese
Government
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ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA.
BEAD THE s ptspssk Nrr BELOW AND

WILSON COUNTY, September lo.lsa
D@. J. J. Lauvssoe.
DEARSlR: Ny youngest dsught aged i've years
has Teen dreadfully afflicted with Scrofuls nearly
al her NE i tried a great many Physicians, but
without relieving Der much; IN tact. most of then
saio there was no hope of cUre. During the last
spring she was worse than ever, her BODY aud
limbs being covered with sores and blotches-wIfff
face and eyes badly liberated and swollen, Wbil-r
In this condition, was advised by DIR. L A stir
20 try your kosadalis. 4 at once procured fhres,.
bottles, and commenced giving IL 20 her. Ths r..
woS mastoal. IN less tsaa uzoSsfh to my greAi
Aetonlehment, see fcds entirely srtlg. am. sfr
yours, with much respect and gratitude,
W. W. BURNETT
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RYTH0s. BOWLING, Auetieneer; Georsessvn.
TRgsTEEg sALEoF vALgABLE IMPROVED

day of December, ISL, ana duly recorded ina Liher
o. r. No. Is, at folio 22s, and st the req uest of
WEDNESDAY,, the 3th day OF August, A. d. 1855,
~ O'Clock ?; m: q the premises, the western
mesd's addition to Georgetown, having q depth OF
one hundred and twenty n.ol feet.
The property is on Bridge street, near the bridge
And is improved with Q comfortable brick DWELLING
honse. The Lot is an excellent one.
Terms of sale: > 100 cash, Of which 500 must he
deposited at time Of sale; the residue ia TIVE eoua
payments at six and twelve months, to lie secured
py deed OF trust upon the premises Convey
ahcing and stamps at purchasers expense. Shouid
the terms not be complied with in i've days, the
deposit to he forfeited and the property resoid az
nve days notice, at the risk OF deIinauent mr.
chaser. FRED W JONES Trns,ee
Jy 23-d THOMAS DOWTING 49,
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Centre Market To-day.

Meats, de.-Beef, hest cnts. 25a3Oc. per ID,
next best, 2oc.i spring Lamb, 2oa25c. per ID;
Mutton, 12h a2Oc. per 10; Pork, zoe. per lb Salt
Beef y i aa0c. per To-; Smoked Beef, joe; Sliced,
3oc.. Clipped, 3Gc.: Bacon meat, he; Breast,
2oc.: Middling, lea20c.; Sausage, 20 G.; Lard,
?2c Butter, 35a3Gc. per To-: Eggs, a5s3Jc. per
dos-; Head Cheese, S2e. per h. Philadelphia
Butter, &C. per Id.
Poultry, Gam, dc.-Spring Chickens, SI0U
per pair; DUCKS, 81 IS per pair.
Eegetcbtes, fc.-New Potatoes, soc. per peek
new Onions. 3a35c. per bunch: old Onions,
&C. per peck; Cabbage, 5alCc. head I:eets i SC.
per bunch. Cucumoers, SOC. per doz.; Tomatoes
si.oO per peck Cymbiins, roc. per doz.: String
Beans, 25c per peck; Green Peas, 25c. per
peck; Squash, 2Oc. per doz.: Lettuce. Base. per
head Carrots, ia5c. per bunch; Spnnage, 25c
per pk.: Sprouts, 25e. per peck; Rsdishes, &c.
Cantelopes, very small, 10 cents each:
lOaI5c. per BUNCH; Dried Apples, zoe. per at !;
Dried Prunes, 25c. per To-; Dried Currants,
Cherries. IS cents; Dried Peaches l5a90 cents
per o.; Preserved Ctron. Soc. per H.; Dried
Biackberries, zoe: Dried Whortleberries, 25c.:
Biackoerrles I9c per quart; Gooseberries
Raspberrles, SOC per qt.; Currants, 25c. per OF ;
Egg Plants, lUc. each VermieellI, 25c. per H.
Honey. 25a39c. per lb.;Agples, 4Oe.per peck;
Peaches, s1.50 per peck; Pears, soc. per peck
Canned Peaches, 3tSa5Oc. per can; Pine Apples
25a3Uc. each; Bananas i0c. each: Mint, Sc Der
bunch; Mustard, 25c. per jar: Sage, Sc. per
UuhNhf l<dNcHutT- lUC. per bunch:
Tansy, 1oc. per bunch; Oranges, 81 per
doz.; Lemons, 50a75c.; Cocoap uts, iuaI5c. each:
Shipstuf, 40a9Gc.; Brownstuf, iOaS0c; Mid.
ding, SaSoc shorts, iOc.; Corn. shelled
Corn Meal, 81 .20aS1 p per bushel; Oats, SOC a
81 per busheli Hay, 75c IS per cwt.; Straw,
$3.50 per cwt.
F,si, 6c-Halibut. 2oc per ID; Rock. .,s5Oc
per bunch; Perch, i0a5Jc. per bunch; Sheep.
head. 75c. aS1 so each; Cat Fish, 25c. per bunch
Bunch Fish, SOC; front, SOC per BUNCH Lob.
Mackerel, 55c each; Goldfish, re. per ID:
Salmon, 75c per H.; Sea Bass, I5c per h.
Sturgeon, 1oc. per H.; Turtles, Soc. each:
CLAIMS, &c. per doz.i Herrings, i0c. per
hunch
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store II TO its natural color, and impart that
beautiful gloss, odor. etc, use Mrs. s. A. Al.
lens Improved new style) Hair Restorer or
Dressing. I'm one bottle.) Every Druggist sells
IL. PIice One Dollarl 90
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PRICE LIST OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, 49i Seventh street, (iarge
plate glass front, between ID and E streets
Good White Fine White Shirts,
S2.O0-2 50; Good Summer Under Shirts. So IS.
81 Good Summer Drawers, 50, IS, 81
Good Cotton Socks, IT,, Is, 20 cents; Paper;
Collars, 10. 10, ls, % cents per box: Handler
chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs, in end
less variety, at popular prices. p. ST. have
no branch stores. I.
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y ZSuts THUS. UWLING, Auct.
RY THOS. BOWLING, AuctIoneer; Georgetown
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN

GEORGETOWN AT PUBLiC HueTioN.
By virtue OF deed Of trust to the undersiened
bearing date the 2sth day of June, ls57, and re
corded IN Liber Il {. T., No. IL, folios al et seg
OF the Land Records OF the District of Columbia 1
shall expose to public sale, on THURSDAY, the
ctr day OF August, A. d. 1858. at O'Clock In the
afternoon, IN front of the premises, one undivided
and premises lying aud situate in Georgetown in
said District OF Columbia. knswn and being ali
that part OF Lot numbered ten, flol in Beatty and
HAWKING addition 70 said town. contained within
the following metes and BOUNDS, viz:
BEGINNING on the east side Of high street fifty.
one feet two I'D inches south from Beall street
and thence running northerly on High street 70
hundred and twenty nine ll79D feet seven az
inches, the nee south parallel With High street two
81 feet and thence In straight line 70 the point
OF beginning, with the appurtenances and build
ines to the same belonsine.
Terms Of sale: One-hah cash; balance in elk
months; with interest from DAY of sale, secured 20
satisfaction of Trustee. $40 10 be paid On the
cbsserb cost. If terms not complied with in
nye days from day of sale. Trustee reserves right
TO re sell at purcbssere risk. five days notice
MAHLON ASHFORD Trustee
Jy23-eo&Gs THOMAS Do sLING. Auct.
A FAy0RABLE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
"A CHEAP DkY G00DS.-We are about having
our Store Roem enlarged and reftted. md in view
OF this VIII run of our Stock Of Summer Goods At
greatly redseed pTtcss. BENJAMIN MILLER,
lOl Bridge st, Georgetown, ID. y. yD Inn
&S 000 WANTED TO BUY.An kinds Of
hand CLOTHING. Also, all kinds of FURNI-
TUEE, for which Q fair price will be paid, at No
~ Br1dee street, 0eoreetown. felslY
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REAL ESTATE SALKs-Messrs. Kllbourn Il
Laita, Real Estate Brokers, corner eth and F
streets, have made the following sales Of real
estate:-On T. street, corner I'd street west subs
IL and II, square $50, 10 Major j. y. Cash, for
S5,719.S7; ON Washington street, between ith
and 5th west. subs. -, %, aud "a, square 5Sl, To
Benedict Milburn, for $3.50; on o street. bet.
9th and 10Th west, SUB Il, so mare 800. and frame
house, to j. W. Robins on, for ~, 500: ON I'D
street. between l. and NJ north, lot 4, square 81
20 Starr & Metcalf, for S335; on H street, be.
10, TO Messrs. McGill Il Witherow. for -, is. IS:
on Defrees street, between North Capitol and
lst street, SUBJ 80, square 623 70 Jas Byrnes, for
$3.50; on H street, between 18th and 18th west,
subs. IA, IS, IL, ~ and u, square l66, and large
brick house, TO Vice Admiral ID. Porter, for
S3O,O0 on 18th street, corner of r steeets, lot g.
square 335, TO J. w. Alvord, for =, 1000 on
Massachusetts ave-, between 18th and 18th sts.,
subs. %, "a, 81, 81, 3d. "a, IS, -, and g., square
49,, 10 ID. l.. Morrison, for 81 sD5.ls; on q street.
between 21st and I'D, sub. B, square 81, and
three.story brick house, 10 II. Parker. for
$500: on q St, bet. 2uth and 2lst, SUBJ A, So
lO2, TO John DE la Camp, for 8 600; on Massa.
chusetts ave-, bet. 18th and 18th, sts., subs s.
and 80, 50. l5S. to J. H. Payne, for Si5l.25.
on 1 street, between lith and 18th streets, lot
square 2lS and three-stofy brick house. to j.
w. Starr, for Sl2.OOO; ON 9Th SUI Get, between l.
ami VI sts., sub. 81, square le3 1884, 12x73.3-I H.
10 WIN. Marshall, tor SJJ62T; on nth street, be.
tween l. and NJ str eets, sub. So, square 1s}
1y.9-l2Ne4.6-l2, 10 Dr. A. II. Lee, for 6i3; on X
street, between i4th and VI. avenue, subs. I lS .
square 2l7, isxI55, 10 Paymaster General b. w
Brice, for -, 100; on street, between 18th and
VT. avenue, subs. 3 IL 4. square 2l7, 4sxI35, 10
Surgeon General ]. h. Barnes, for 81, 100; on X
street, between i4th and VI. avenue, subs. 5& 8,
square 2i7, 5sx135, TO General N. l.. Jeffries,
for @S,lOO; on X street., between lith and VT
avenue, subs. d :, square 217, iSxl35, to Ssna-
tor II. w. Corbeti, for -, 100; ON Is street, be.
tween lith and VT avenue, sub. 9, square 2I7,
2ix l35, to J. o. Evans, for $i,050; on X street,
between l4th and VT avenue, SUBJ 10, square
2l7, 2ix1S5, TO Col. t. l.. Casey, for $3.50 on X
street, between 18th and VT avenue, subs. IL x
IL, square 2E, i>xi3J, to Col. j. L. Hodge, for
-, 1CU; on l4th street, between X and L streets
subs. ~ q -, square 217, 4sxI3s, TO Hon. VIM
p. Dole, for ss,2so; on Vermont avenue, be-
tween and l. streets, sub. "a, square 2l7, PAX
Isl, TO L. q. Dole, for $3,sUO55.
Messrs. Green & Williams, auctioneers YES.
terday sold part lot 8, square 536, corner Viz.
ginia avenue and : y street, to @. Lopp, at Is
cents per foot. Also, lot 8, in square {3s. cor.
ner 9TH street west and south b street, with i'm.
provements, known as Hughes Flower Gar
den, to p. Thompson, forSz6Oo.
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CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, and all dis
eases OF the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon ChiropOdist, 42a Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets. Once
hours from a. m. TO 8 p. m. No charge for
cons ultation. Established 1861.
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TEE WATER TAPPER.-Mr. Henry Larman,
the newly elected Water Taper. has been for
some time past resident Of the eastern section
OF tne cry, ana ios a nnmo Der OF years has been
the Navy Yard, winch position he vacated 70
accept the Water TappeTs place.
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GENTLEMRN's FINE WHITE SHIRTS, SIS per
half dozen; the finest do, S2i per half dozen;
the best LINEN Collars, 81 and s.. 50 per do zen;
the finest Paper Collars known to the trade are
at Geo. c. Henning's, No. 51l eth street.
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THERE Is TINE FOR EVERYTHING, but II
is getting high time for you to save your money.
Franc, 44 Seventh street, between ID and T.
and buy your gents Furnishing Goods, 20 per
cent. less than in any other store In this city
Remember the place-4Sa; with large plate glass
front, =.
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BALTIMORE, February L.. lsss

u. J. y. InhftHft.
DEAR e,R. 1 take pleasure in recommending
your R0SADALIs . very powerful alterstlye
have seen II used In two cases with happy resalrr
-one case Of secondary syphilis. In which The
patient pronounced himself cured after hayips
taken fve bottles Of your medicine. The other a
case OF scrofuls, Of long standing, which 10 rapiv
improving under its use, and the indications ar,
that the patient viii soon recoy r. have careful
" examined the formula by which your RosadnIis
is mane, and find il an xcellent COMPOUND 81 az
terstive ingredients.
Yours truly, Il. w. CARR, n ID
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GI0RGIfOWN ADVIRfISIlIyTR
RI THOs. BOWLING, Auct Georgetown,
oHANClRI SALE Q. IMPROVED RrA

IN SEOhokTOWS-
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, Passed in Chencery Canse
ll76, Equity Docket s. Illiot ct al We ri sel 81
Al, shall, on IHUksDAf, August 9th, on the
, m, Lot No. "a, Il Beatty Hawkins addition
20 eetown, fronting les feet the south eide
tanning about Ia Acres OF land The improvements
Terms: One-third Of the purchaee money 10 be
paid IN cash; and the remainder in respectively six
and twelve months from day OF sale, with interest,
at the purchasers option. A deed given when ali
purchase money Is paid. A deposit Of $50 required
chseer1 cost W.Y.FEEDALL, Trustee.
~ 70 eo6os. ThOo. BOWLING, Auct
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
IN BANKRUPTCY,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, as
AT the City OF Washington. the 18th day OF
june. 1853. The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF his appointment as assignee of CHARLES p
District, who has been adjadeed q BanSrupt upon
his own petition by the Supreme Court Of said Die
trict. GEO MASON Attorney al. Law
~ g-lawSw City Hall, Assignee.
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LOOK AT THE RUINS Aye, look at the
ruins OF what We're once magnificent sets of
teeth, 10 be seen everywhere in societv. Look
at them, and ask yourself if il is not marvellous
that such destruction is permitted, when. by
SIMPLY using SOZoDoNT, any teeth, ho1cerer fra
g,ie, NAV be preserved from decay or blemish
as long as life lasts!
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LADIES, try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor Of a rare and delicate boquet OF
flowers, and in this spect is uuriyalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 40
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FoR CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &c
visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. s2s Pennsylvania
avenue, between 4 and 6th streets.
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PERSONS wishing TO subscribe for THH STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard.
will please leave theIr orders at No. LIZ Eas.
Capitol street. between 4th and 5th.
JOHN COGGns, Agent
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CITY ITEMS.

JEwELRY.-SiIver-p plated Ware and Fancy
Goods, new styles, received this morning at
Prgg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 436
pennsylvania avenue. near X street.
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SPIRITUALIsN.-It Will be seen from our ad
vertising columns o-day that the Natiopal Spir-
Itual Association will have meeting at Trades
Union Hall. corner of Eighth and Z streets,
tomorrow evening.
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RHTuRNRD.-We notice Collector Han a. hiu
post again this morning, ha wing returned much
improved In health by sheit visit 70 his
friends down IN Maine.
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RosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES
WIIsoN.N o. sent N ls-

DEAR slR:-ln lse. my son, now sged Eve years
vas vaccinateo with what proved 20 be igppure
matter, which completely destroyed hrs health
De has been af1icted with gu fnveterate snd K
tremely troublesome ErspItoa OF sae Sxss som--
times breaking out in sores. &C, Rosadsiis w.s
erescnoea ey ny family PhysIetsn, Or. A. q.
came and remains entirely xtll. Yours truly.
J. b. DANIEL
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WORKING UNEER THE EIGHT-HOUR RULE
On Monday morning last all the stone cutters
an the marble yards and elsewhers) in the
city struck for the eight-hour rule, and by
Tuesday morning all of them were at work,
the bosses having acGuiesced, though, in some
instances, reluctantly. We believe this is the
only trade in the CITY that has fully accom-
plished this point. 1t is inferred that other
trade organizations will soon make the at.
tempt,
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Yesterday the President sent
into the Senate the name Of Richard H. Marsh,
TO be justice OF the peace fer the District Of
Columbia.
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ROBBERY OF A SHOE SToRE-Last night the
shoe store of Mr. Young, on the south side of
II street. between sth and 9Th streets, was en-
tered BY burglars and about 500 worth Of new
~ MADE boots earned on. The entrance was
effected by means OF Jimmy, about three feet
IN length, which was left on the premises, as
also quite q quantity OF boots which they had
bundled up-haylng probably got frightened.
The stolen boots will do them but little good as
they are all for the left foot.
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A SUPERIOR QUALITY LINEN BUSTERS, for
$1.95; and a complete line Of other Linens, at
A. Saks 4 Co.'S, 5i7 9TH street, between Penn.
ave. and ID street
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TENTS, AWNINGS AND RUBBER CLOTH, for
camp meetings and fishing parties; for sale at
Adamson's, SOC Ninth street
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DEAD--lt is with regret that we are called
upon to chronicle the death of Mrs. CornelIa
Pruyn Munson, widow of the late DR. Owen
Munson,) who died on the 23d inst, at her
residence, ii2 9Th street, after a long and pain
FIJI illness. During the war, Mrs. Mnnson
rendered valuable assistance TO the sick and
wounded soldiers IN our hospitals. She was
for many years an active mem Der ofthe Fourth
Presbyterian Church, and her loss will be
deeply felt throughout the community. Her
funeral will take place this afternoon.
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THE ROSADALJS

not secret medicine. The articles from uttcI
u is made are published arouns each bottle aod,r
IL used aud recommended by the N edical FacuI,y.
wherever ~ has been introduced, as a POSITIVE
BLOOD. LIVER and KIDNEYS
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TRUsTKEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.

By virtue Of two deeds of trust 10 the under.
slgoed, bearing date resp ectively the 18th day Of
February and the sth Of April, 1867. and duly re
coroed, and at the request of the persons secured
thereby, will SELL at public auction, TO the nigh
est bidder, on the premises, on the 9th day of Al
gust, 1868, at O'Clock .. m, the eastern one half
part Of Lot Is, in Peter, Beatty, Deakins, and
Threlkeld addition to Georgetown, fronting
thirty 1907 feet on Bridge street. and binding on
Lingan street one hundred and twenty tlael feet,
With the improvements thereon, consisting Of two
frame houses. The property is well located and il
Increasing in value rapidly, and Will prove good
Investment.
Terms Of sale: 81 900 cash; of which 500 must
be paid at tune Of SALE the residue in three eIua
payments at 4, 8, and 2 months, TO be secured uy
oeed OF trust upon the property. Conveyancing
and stamps at the pense of the purchaser Should
the terms not be complied with In five day the de-
!ost TO be forfeited and the property resold az ye
days notice at the risk of delngueut purchaser
FRED. w. JONES. Trustee
jy23-dts THOS. DOWLING Anet
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SAD ACCIDENT Solder Killed ~ Gts FGlltag
81 q BGak-An accident happened near Lincoln
depot Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock, by
which LYMAN Morrs. private company Il. 29th
T. - infantry, lost has lite. Ii appears that a
party of soldiers Were procuring gravel for the
purpose of improving the ground in the imme-
dIate vicinity of their quarters, and while dig
cling in q gravel bank near Lincoln Depot for
he purpose, the bank fell IN, completely bury
ing Morris. he was dug out. however, by his
COMPANIONS, and taken 70 their q uarters, where
he died IN about fifteen minutes. Justice Lynch
was sent for TO hold an nquest, but deemed
ON. unnecessary under the circumstances. The
decreased was u years of age, an American by
birth, and very much liked by his comrades.
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DIED..

WRArrINs PAPER for sale. Apply at tn
STAR Once.
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FORMAL REoP ENIN8.-The repairs and i'm
provenents on Fletcher chapel NJ. E. church.
corner of Fourth street aid New York avenue
having been completed, that church will be
formally reopened on Tomorrow Sunday
There Will be services at IL a. m, 8 30, and
p. m. Rev. DIR. Hamilton, Rev. b. Peyton
Brown, and b. Newton Brown will conduct
The ser Woes
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ARREST FOR RoBBERY.-On Thursday De.
teetives Richards and Brant, of Baltimore
We're here searching for party who committed
a citizen of Baltimore s;35 IN money and prom.
Isory notes 10 the amount of S250 Being I'M
successful. they left description of the party
with Detectives Coomes and Miller, and they
this morning, with Officer Dubois, went to
Lincoln Depot. where they arrested a man
named James Frederick ans wering the descrip-
non, and took him 10 headquarters, and on his
person found two Of the missing notes. He Is
held for a requisition from the Baltimore au.
thOrilps.
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CHRONIC Liver COMPLAINT cr-prn

CHRoSlC Liver COMPLAINT CURED
This ls 70 certify thai 4 was sures of Chronic
Liver Complaint by DIR. Lawrence Rosadalis
efter having been confined 20 my bed and non a..
oct benefit.
know q several Others in this county cur-s
through the use OF Rossdalis. and n can be iound
lie nearly every house in my neigh orhood, and
they all praise IL ~ . great medicine
GREENE COUNTY August Il loS7.