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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22
II RWRIRY

Rubber Sets, Bracelets and CHAINS,
Shell Sets, Bracelets aud Chains,
Cut Bead Chains, Fans and Satehels,
Silver Plated Spoons aud Forks,
Received this morning at Priggs One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 1876 Penna. ave-, between y
and 9th streets
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~ The first suit for divorce from NJ rm
has been put on record. The Fourth II str ct
Court In San Francisco recently granted a liz
vorce to a young and beautiful lady WI WIS
married to Joseph J. Smith, of Salt Lake City.
The LADY testified that Smith is n deacon in the
Mormon Church, and that he always treated
her kindly, they having lived pleasantly to-
getner for several years. Recently, however,
Smltn concluded to have q second wife, to
which Mrs. Smith objected, and so, when the
deacon TOOK hsme his new bride, wife No.
returned to her mother
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STRUCK EY LIGHTNING.-We learn that
during the prevalence Of a thunder storm last
tuesday week, John Dawsey, living near
Hamilton, was so severely stunned by light.
ming as to remain insensible for several hours
The barn OF Rev. Joseph Fur was struck by
the same element; the flames were extinguisheC
however, before much damage was done.
David Carr lost six hogs, the same evening
killed by Zig htning-LeesjuYy Mirror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

CONFERENCE.-The rumored marriage of
Commodore Mutt and Miss Minnie Warren the
sister OF Mrs. Gen Tom Thumb. is contra.
d cted. II MIR. Barnum is to be trusted,
the Commodore. when Miss Lavinia Warren
was married, devoted himself TO perpetual eel.
ibacy. Miss Minnie is at home with her parents
in marlborough, Massachusetts.
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CHEAPER THAN THE CHRAPEsT.- White
Shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 IS, and upwards. I'm.
dershirts and Drawers, from 81 cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for 25 cents Hand.
kerchiefs already hemmed, for IS cents. The
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button-hole, 10 cents q box: and all other goods
a. equally low prices, At Franc & GoIdman's,
Marble Hall, No. A58 eth street, opposite Patent
Once. 76I.
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SAYS A PROMINENT medical man, Hoff's
Malt Extract is a "natural enrichment Of the
maferia medical" and he having seen il used
in Europe in inuumprable cases, spoke con-
scientiously from personal experience, and his
opinion has been fully corroborated by the OBJ
servatiOns of other American physicians. u
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OAK HALL CLOTHING HoUsE.-Gents', Boys
and ChIldrens' Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, AGO Seventh street, opposite Post OF
nee. ID
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NO PLACE LIKE HOME.-The American emf.
grants VINO lett their homes South, Just after
thu rebellion, to settle in South America are
now coming back, satisfied that afer all there
are worse places to live in than the United
States.
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CITY ITEMS

DEFINES REMEDY-VIAFUGA.-A table
spoonful before breakfast will correc: the
Liver; a sure remedy for all Summer Com
plaints, Cholera Norbus, Diarrhri, Dyson
terry, &c.
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DR.. job N Will kINS.
VA ee3m 'BALTIMORG, Nd,

llRPHANS' COURT, July -, Is69.-DIsrRIc1
In the case Of WIN T. MAsTiN Admini:trster
Of Teress Mastin, deceased. the Aduinistrator
Court Of washington County Aforesaid, ap-
pointed TUESDAY. the 18th day OF August, a. D.
1859 for the dnal settlement and distribution of the
in hand, as far as the same have been col
eli the creditors and heirs of said deceased are no
titled to attend, with their claims properly vouched
or they may otherwise By Law be excluded from ali
benefit In said deceaseds estate: provided COW
Of this order be published once . week for three
weeks in the Evening STAR previeus 70 the said
day. Test:-A. WEBSTER
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L HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None hot those deprived OF this blessing know
OF lite Ices. The pimplsd. blotched, aud letter
covered person loots nron a clear, en- 10Th .ktr.
with jealousy. aud tRwardly desires the sane
Those whose systeme ollei with the ytrus Of
eCRoFULA aud other ou,aneons diseases. can
not have good health. When the blood is ian rure
disesse 10 sure 20 follow
All have timely warning In those Biotehes, PIN
Pies etters, Sores, ROils Copper colorei Patohes
Scales, &C Avert the calamity By purifying tbs
sAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
before scrofula takes q firm hold.
How many have the virus of syphilis In the sys-
TEN. and In that condition contem plate marriage,
knowing little Of its bapeful influence on the coz
stitution. To such we cay Stop. FIRST cleanse
yourself OF these impurities of that scrofuOus in
lection, which IN many cssss 10 hereditary in the
constitution, before You bring misery on yourself
and offspring. Price Q % per bottle.
SAMARITANe GIFT
The only real cure Tor Gonorrhma. elect .ud
Diseases caused from indescretion Only ten pills
purely vegetable. We discard Balsan Ctga5Ia
and Mercury a. being not only useless bat hurtfgI
Gin cures In from too 20 four days. thus avoid.
ine trouble exposure, and the extortion OF uscks
Mae Packages, ~; Females, %. Sold by q @
DESMOND Co.
ma S1S Race street, Phil I'd 81 phfs
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THIS rs TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. Il.
Wilson Il 20. can sell Shoes, Boots, sc as cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star. IA
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FUNERAL OF Col. WHIrELEY.-The fuue.
raj of the late Col. L. A. Whitley took pla ce
az one osolo p. m. to-day, from the corner OF
AZ street and Pennsylvania avenue. There
was quite large attendance OF the friends of
tRe deceased, who took q farewell look at his
features. Among those present was Mr.. L. A.
Gobright, of the Associated Press, and repre-.
sentatIves of the city papers The i'm pressi We
services of the Episcopal Church were read by
Rev. w. Meade Addison, Of Trinity Church,
after which the cortege was formed and pro-
ceeded TO Oak Hill, were the rem aims were in =
TERED. The pail besrers were Messrs. Alex
Gardner, Ed Fletcher, A. 5. II. White,
VIM. Finn, +. r. Brennon and Arthur Shep-
herd.
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DEePosALs FOB FRESH BEEF.
SusSlfTENr Y OFFICE, q. 81
M. 81 >. SHARP sIREET, BALTIMORE, Nh

.,s s,,.ItNcE orricE, U.s.A,
No. ;. SHARP STREET, bsrIINoRE; Mo-
Sealed Propo.a. in duplicate. viii be - receive,
=, lSiy, tor furnishing 10 RecruiTioc PaIty sae
kecLnits for United states army st Bsltimore. Nd
commencing August 1859 or sueh less time :. ~.
Commisssry General OF Subsistence may dmect.
The Beef 90 be Of COOL marketable III Atty, 40
equal Proportion Of fore apd hind quarter meat,
ne X shank and kidney taliow 20 b. excludsjl
ssrsemelt shall he cut on at the fourth vertelrsi
- ~, snu ia. oresst trimmed <osn Ihe shark
inches above the knee Joint aud of the hind mar
s'rom Elk 10 eight inches above the eambreI OF
Butchers having stalls In any of the city
their stalls on such osys ss those market. are
open, speoityipe the markets. the days o; the
he Beef can 5. there obtsoed It's not expected
that any one day. order for Reef viii cover one
will probably he for snail amour e Of time sue,
orders 10 be nlled by successive cuts from the
o. THIS advertisement, Of by Beet Of equal quality
;. B,dders are requested to he present 10 respoua
TO their bids and be prepared give bonds Tor the
fulhilment Of their contract.
possls Tor Fresh Beef" aud addressed 60 the IN
ss. "a, T IN Ss ts rsht e rect any or
hs2 esSa,ea'' reqnirtmenf ssyy9e4is S.
Hss Brsvet Brig. Gen ana &c G. 8 q sa.
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
bEAbQIARTERS FIRST n ILfrARy DISTRICT.
OFFlCE OH EF CoNNiSsA kY 90 crBs ISrFSrFt
k,cHNoND, Va, June D. l. 2. \
Sealed Proposals tiu dupliesteb ~iil de received
,ne once Of Captain Kdw ard Collins. 18th nitei
pHY I n,ssnt,y' az asrmyie Va sntil W EDSEs
nlted States Srbsstet &c Departing OF with fresh
beei al farmyflle, Va, for elk months from AN
esn. l. lsss, or such less time ss the Commisssry
a. Inc Beef 70 be delivered there on the order of
tne acting Commisssry of gu bsisteuce az that
piece OF good aud marketable quality, in q nal
shbopeSrt,0ns q fore and hind auarter., neess.
pecks OF the cattle slsushte 60 be at the
Iouftn yertebral Joint, and the breast trimmed
down. The sbanks Of fore quarters to lie cut from
tnree 70 isur inches above the knee Joint and OF
eamorel or hook joint 'O
:. Bidder eqnested to be present TO respond 70
nelf oloe, and be reparsd to give bonds for the
fulhlmept OF their contract ~ wv
rfopoeae must he endorsed distinctly " Promo
sers Tor Fresh Beef It Farmyiile. Va"
"a s uoeeuianed reserves the right 70 reject any
conaitions, Requirements, payments. &c 90
By command of Brevst Major General Candy.
.. A. POBTgR.
yo-0 Brevet MAO and Chief q g
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MUST WIF-"No Use Denying the Fdct"-
stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted a principle OF selling Tea that must
win, being sound and cor rect in every feature:
One pound as cheap as though you bought a
thousand.
6,17 eHONGn SIG 7th street
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THE POTOMAC FRONT.-The pleasant tenn.
peraiure arc uud the wharves this morning
gives a new impetus TO business, and CORE.
spending oh eerfulness among its frequenters.
the steamer Arrow, Stackpole, made her usual
trip 10 Mount Vernon this morning, with ex-
cursionists and mails for Marshall's Landing:
and IN a short while afterwards the spacious
steamer w. w. Colt, Capt Ryther, with up
WARDS OF one hundred passengers and heavy
freight, left the same point on her semi.weekiy
"Trip to Norfolk Among the list OF freight was
one hundres barrels of Hour from our District
mills, for shipment to Boston. The steamer
Wawaset, Fowke, will make an excursion to
Glymont this afternoon under tue auspices Of
the clerk of the king houses Of Washing
ton. Appe 1dea is irregular wharf report:
UdTreyS Vharf.-ArrIved-Sch G Gorge II .
TWioei1, LonGerev, from Philadelphia, with
coal for Harvey, Clarke Given; Martha Ann,
Medley, with coal for do; Edward Bennett
Green. from Havre-de-Grace, with coal for do
Carers Wkdrf.-Arrived-Sch East New
Market, Jones. Havre q race, with coal for
Harvey, Clarke d Given: William NJ. Wilson,
Brown, from Philadelphia. with 400 tons of
coal for w. II. NARROW, and A. Wood i Bro;
Bay Shore, Creighton, from Havre-de-Ci race,
with ceal for T.. Faiconer; T.. NJ. Wheaton,
w heaton, from Jacksonville, with 2lO,COD feet
of lumber for L. Mohun & Sons.
JOLhSOR'S drf.-Arrived-Schrs X. c.
Thomas, Crockett. from Rockport, Maine, with
lie for the Great Fails lea Company; Ross
Winans, Kade, from Norfolk, with lumber tor
Mohun * Sons.
CARS drf-Arriyed-Schr. Maria, Adams
from dorchester county, for 7. J. Gait.
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MONTGOMERY CIRCUIT CAMP MRKrrNa.-
camp meeting for Montgomery Circuit NJ T.
church south will be held near BeallsviIle
one-and-a-hah miles from Poolesyille, Md on
tne land owned BY VIM. 7. Jones, Esq. COM
mencing August 10th, 1869, and their brethren
and friends IN w Washington and Baltimore, and
IN the rural districts are IN vited to attend the
camp. a regular line Of stages will run daily
from Adamstown depot. Baltimore and Ohio
Iahroad, 20 the camp ground, which is only 10
miles, and also from the mouth OF the Monoc.
acy ON the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, miles
from the camp ground.
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BASE BALL.-A ma ca game is being played
this afternoon on the Howard Universitv
grounds, between the Country and Mutual
Clubs.
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I NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petIfion Of lisa Az n sine n, OF New
York, n. Y. praying for the extension OF Q patent
granted him on the 9Th dav of OCTOBER lSs5 for
On Improvement in Sewing Machines, numbered
Is 662
It is ordered that sale petition be heard At thi,
ONCE on the 3Oth day OF September next. Any Der
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
sftionD, and other papers should be hled In thie
once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL 8. RISH8B,
~ 14laWSW Commissioner OF Patents
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FIRE-ALAM TELEGRAPH.-The citizans Of
South Washington, In The vicinity vf 9th street
wharf, complain OF the absence of the fire.alarm
telegraph, which they have hitherto had the
benent OF IN case Of emergencies for summon.
ing the hremen. Up TO within two or three
months since q hre-alarm box mo. 5y) had
been attached 10 one Of the Government build.
donment Of the wharf property by the Quar-.
termaster's Department, the building in which
the box was contained has bOen removed, and
the telegraph box now lies useless in an ad.
Joining lot 1t n TO be hoped that steps WI
De taken 10 protect the citizens of this section
of Washington from tardy communities cation
win the engine-houses in case OF fire, and NO
better place could be found for the location
OF this box than at the corner Of 9th and N
streets.
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d STREET.
S58
S:558

S58 StH.Ir 358
A. kOCH
Importer OF WINES. LIQUORS, and depot of
Smiths PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE and POR-
TBR. old BRANDY and WHISKY, old JAMAICA
and BIT CROIX RUM, SHERRY and PORT
WINES; CHAMPA9Nes. kHINE WINEs
Ale, LONDON P0RTIR, IMPORTID ssGT.
"T I'VE AND LET LIVE"
- W: BROWNE 90,
DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY 0ROCERIEA
TEAS, LIQUORS, &C.,
NO oe9 9TH street, bet. and SITS. south
1eIms CASH. ~ Him
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LIMITED sTArls PATENT 0rgICI, 49,.

On the petition Of B. i. HIILiR, Of Hs1 York.
., "a I Pr ling for the {, s1t:nsior o. patent
scE :. Improvement in Chimney. sssoSs. '''''
IL = ordered that sid Dssafien % hsard q
this On CO on the 81 day Of boDtenb0r next Anv
person may oppose this sxtsnsion. ObiectionS,
depositions, and other pagers should BE- fled n
this ONCE twenty days before the asy q hesrinG.
SAMUEL 6lFI6HBR.
yI.WSW Commissioner Of Patents,
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DEATH OF STEAMBOAT MAN MIR. VIM H.
Thomas, wefl-known citizen OF South Wash.
Ington. died at his residence on 1lth street.
South Washington, yesterday, after a long ILL
ness. MI Thomas came here from Alexandria
many years ago, and for some twenty years
was prominent steam boat man; previous to
mail steamer Mount Vernon, to Aqua Creek
He was a member of Eastern Lodge of Odd
Fellows, who are attending the funeral this
Afternoon, with Onondag Tribe OF Red Men
headed by Head s band.
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TIE CAMP MEETING at ST Mary's. Md. com.
mences under charge Of the Rev. N. 1. II Nor
gan, presiding elder, on Friday, the 3sh dav of
the present month. Rev Mr.. Hobbs, of (}or
such: Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, Of RyItnd, and Raw.
Mr.. Holiday. Of Eoenezsr churches in tbis
city will probably be In attendance
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Y WAsHISs ros. D O.. June ESQ .. 10.
n. T.. praying for the sxtsosion OF . patent
s 8. 70 hin On th "a day q OCTOBER. lass, for
tits ordered that said petition 81 hoard n thss
ONCE on the 18th day Of September next Any person
nay oppose thie exteneion.. Objections, deposi
twenty days before the day OF hearing.
u.,.~v GA4UEL s:riSaER.
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DROPOeALS ron GOAL.
fRsAsuRIss orFI0I, soLprnRs, HONE.

Mar WAsHIysToy, =. o July is, 1853.
Proposals. win be received b. the undersiGned
until the 18Th Of Augast next. for the delivery a
q. 8. eoldierp Home, District OF CoIunbis by The
LIST Of october, Of the following articles, viz:
Ns tons GRANGE COAL. trsd ash
225 tons rURNACD OOAL,(red-ashl
3.24o pounds to the ton. Cash on delivery.
C.H. LAUB. earg: o s. A.,
1vlg-e05t Secretary and Treasurer.
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NE. THOs. X. DAVIS. OF the steamer w. w
Cor. has again eourteously furnished us with
Norfolk ps ars in ad vance OF TIE mail
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4 EITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

L .WAsHINe TON, b. O July IL. lsss.
Or the petition Of ALE eRf fUtLIk. OF New
Yo,n, :; X SS pray ing tor The sxtsnson q ps,sns
and issue on the sth day Of july, 1859 Tor an
once on the 9Th day Of SsDtenser next Any
person may oppose this extension: Objections,
deIotlftons, and other papers, should be- nled In
oAA0nL Q. IIsH.R.
lyll-low3W Cemmiooioper of Patepta.
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CONTRACT AwARDBD.-ThIs morning Mayor
Bowen awarded the contract for constructing
q sewer in 18th street, from the canal to Massa-
chusetts avenue. to George X. Nolan d Go.
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NJ: dS Gx lS1 H. The. e, a
,Mashington County, IN the District Of Columbia
PAfRICH y McGlHN. late Of xSsSiprton coun.
y, p: o.; decessed All psrson. hsyine claims
s sen;,, ne said deceased, ore hereby warned
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day Of july
next: they may othsr.ise by law b excinded frs1
hand this 18Th day az July, 1850 -
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Nh. J. X. WRIGHT has qualified rs C,mmis-
sioneT OF Improvements Tor the Third Ward.
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United STATES PArINE oF!IoI,

on the Detition d y: ": SOODXII. q ci..
granted 70 him on the sth day Of October isiS ~
re issusd on the 18th day Of April, 1881 for an in
DIovoDent in mach ines for MAking en- yeloD<e.
Il 10 ordered, thss 80 pstisaop s. heard q THU
enc on the 0th dsy Of SelcsnbsE ns!t. An! Ssr-
dtions, sn2 Other paSerS SSSuld s. eisS IN IN.
once twenty dayO before tie day Of hearing.
jy leisvsv Oonn{ sdonsr ~ p.es,H /.
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THE 90 SCITCHBR" AERRsTRD.-This morn.
ing. detectives Commes and Miller arrested
John Connolly, alias " Scetcher," aged about
nine years, fo- being concerned in several
robberies, among others that of Mr.. Princes
store OF pistol and other articles; also, q
watch belonging to Mrs. Mary Hyperion, OF
Grant Place. This boy has been wanted for
over month past, and appears for one so
young TO be most hardened thief, and states
that he uns with q number or older boys
whose pla n OF operations is to throw his hat
into house, and he will 60 in to get 1t, when
ne steals whatever he can, and If caught will
have the hat for an excuse for being on the
premises He is held for a hearing.
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RANCE OF THERMOMETER at Franklin Il
Co.'S, opticians, in the shade. to-day: Q O'Clock
a. m. a degrees; 10. -; IL, -; II m, 20; Up
m, -
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BE- EDIN s.p rouurrLorr
BoRpEKs coNDkSsbD nILk:
NV. BCRC ELL, q
ell corner 18th and street
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THE ORDER OF MAY n. 1903. An
o. Waste Paetr belonging g. the Trsesurv n
partment, 10 hereby withdraw for the present..
GEO. q. RICE
my lSs Gen eutt. reasrTy Buildinss.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc'r; Georgetown
TRUsTEEs eALl OF yALgA.LE REAL

Estate An PGCLIC AUCTION. man
E: signed, dated May iith, 1859. and duly re-
Acorded among the land records Of WashinS.
on tHIDAY AFTlREO0H, July sctS, 1863. q
O'Clock, part OF Lot No. s. fronting IS feet on the
east SIDE OF High street, directly opposite the
Examination Of 5th street, with Q depth Of lsp
rect, improved by o substantial two story Frame
Dwellif g House and necessary outbutldinRs
Terms cash. Conveyancing and stamps ct the
cost Of the purchaser, go will be required when
the property 10 struck on
w. ALBEIT KING. Trustee
l9-d TH0S. D6WLIN0, Auct.
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II THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown
TRUsTtETx SAL OF VALUABLE PROP.

N. ID. ".
BY virtue OF q deed Of trust. dated November 9Th
a; ID. lsa and recorded in Liber y. G. y No. 10,
ionos l0 ct seq, OF the land records q the Dis
trct OF umbia, snd by direction OF the Treasurer
OF the sixth Building Association of Georgetown,
District OF Columbia, We shall expose to public
sale, IN 'front.' OF the premises, FRIDAY the 18th
day OF August, A. d. 1859. at CLOCK in the after
noon. oil that part OF Lot numbered one hu udred
and ten, no. in Thomas Beall's addition 70
GeorRetewn, District of Columbia, bon uded e
follows :-Begipning ct the northeast corner Of
said lot. on the line ct Muhroe street. and run
ming from taid point twenty feet south; thence
west sixty feet parallel With Beall street. thauce
north and parallel with Munroe street twenty feet:
and thence east sixty feet, TO the place Of begin
ming.
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance In and y
months, secured BY deed OF trust on the property
$50 to be paid on the fall Of the hammer III
terms are net complied with in i've days, Trus-
tees reserve the right TO resell i've days public
notice, 81 the cost and risk Of defsulting BUR
chaser. Stamp AND conysyaucing st cost Of par
chaser. WILLIAM D. OAS6IH, 4 r-.....-
jyI2-eo&ds THOs D0WLIEa, Auct.
II No. 124 Bridge st., Georgetown, ID. O.
RETRIGERAToRsi REFRIGERATOR
Blk different varieties OF Befrigeraters can be
seen in operation &C the above named place, where
any Information concerning then will be Riyen
Tor sale cheap for cash.
Jys No. 124 Bridge st., Georeetewn. ID. q.
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NovHLTY JOuyDRY AND nAOHul
~ WORKS.

We have on hand one Portable Steam 3 q nm
of Is Horse Power that Ve Win ell 81 our vcrSs
ior elIvo cash; also. ssyeeaa portable enafnS
suitable Tor threshing maeh hines Of 10 horse rover
horss yowsr or under. fofsoae vfshfnC 10 mi
chase new or second hand machinsry, ensfneS .,
tkEeE CO.. Parssnburg. Ven virginia.
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GENTLEMEN LINEN DUCK SUITS,
White and Brown.

VVHlItmen 5 DRIP D'Ete SdcKS.
tientlem-n's Alpaca Sacks, Si 50 10 =.
Gentlemen's Thin Overcoats.
E,20,22 GEO. e.. HENNING, Sill 9Th ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22

HOWARD DIVISION, No. :, SONS OF TEMPlR-
AEcR-This body held its usual stated meeting
last night, and after the initIa alton OF ne " mem.
0ers, interesting addresses were delivered by
messrs. Wallar and Williamson the latter be-
ing one OF the survivors Of twenty who twen-
ty-nve years ago organized q division of this
order in Harpers Ferry, Va. The exercises
closed with vocal ana instrumental music ana
Rotations of siBIngen on the Rhine, bv Miss
Tyler, and The Dagger Scene from M sc bern.
by Mr.. Dew. &. 'DuntvanI