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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-05
, NEW LIVERY, SALE, AND En-

4 NEW LIVERY, SALE, AND EA-
ACHANGE STABLE.-The under,isneL
having taken the stables formerly oeesPAsa SS pS
Elg,htcenth and Ninctcenth streets, opposite As-
sonic Hall, are prepared 70 take charge OF SSocS.
either on livery or FOR sale or exchange.
We have a DROVE OF PHYSICIANS MJLsa
on the way from Kentucky, which we expect ash'' :
They will be sold on very aeeommp3atinK ssfa'it H.
We respectfully refer TO Messrs. BoSSieaa = -.
and merchants and citizens generally. : p5
au s--ecdss WILLIAM .. WAkE q S2'
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SnERIFFs.-Gcncral Candy has appointed
Charles Stillyard sheriff Of Surry comfy,
and revoked B. D. Cramcr's appointment as
such for Jnmes City county.
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DEEEESTR ".

nR. GEORGE b. STEEL, DEN esesA
stTIST has returned to the city, after acSdrfrr
brief absence, and would be pleased to see those
with whom he has engagements and all others VINO
may need his services. ~ -
A pure article Of nitrous oxide gas always on
hand for the PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.
Al! other operations performed In The best man
lur. ,
N H. AS DR.. Steel Is frequently absent during
the Summer months his patients from the country
would do wcll to communicate with him by letter
before coming 70 the city o..
PfrInnpJ Va au 3-dSw
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TRAIE DEIAYED.-The down mail train
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad was
detained about an hour yesterday evening
by o fire about q mile and half above
Hanover Courthouse. About one hundred
cords of wood were burned and small por-
tiou of the track. No serious damage was
done to the road. The track was soon re-
laid, and the train arrived here at about
-.9O u M
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Philadelphia, Pa, July 1859.

VI. ELLYSON 4 Co. will inScrt advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, At pub
fishers rates, for cash. Apply 1T this Office.
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s. PER DAY. % FER DAY.
GPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
> RICHMOND, VA.
Express and Telegraph ollice in the building.
j. NJ. SUBLETT,
G.. Il. LUCK,
W. B. BISHOP,
,r,a Proprietors

IA PIERRE HOUSE, BROAD AND
/ CHESTNUT STREETS. PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned having leased this house, so long
and favurahlv known under the proprictorsnlp OF
thc McsSrs " ards, and having rcttted and reiur-
nishcd IL throughout in the most elegant manner III
now open for The reception OF guests, WIN all Tic
appoIutincn,s Of Il iirst-class hotel. z
j. Il. BUTTERW ORIu GO,
rny1T3rn PrOprietors.
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AirIrmond 1ispatrt,
5, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF TIE ''DISPATCH"
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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arrest them, dead or alive, they just wilted.
Over twenty of them were tied at the wrist
and their feet shackled.
The Dubuque arrived at Rock Island
at 7 o'clock. The whole city seemed
to be on the levee, while hundreds were on
the Davenport levee, hoping the steamer
would touch on this side. The people over
the river were very quiet, however. Under
direction of Deputy Sheriff Payne, ropes
were stretched about good-sizcd piece Of
the levee, and the people ordered to keep
outside the square thus formed. The CO.
lored deck hands (who had been picked up
on the way) formed in two lines. The
posse comitatus stood guard with drawn
reyolvers. The chief rioters were marched
off the boat and to jail. Then the remain
ing raftsmen were marched between the
rows of negroes to be identified. Some
twenty-nine of these fellows were pointed
out as having participated in the business
on the steamboat. Some of these were
known to be innocent by the officers of the
boat and the passengers. Nevertheless all
were jailed.
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WILLIAM f.. TANNER 6 co.

DISSOLUTION.-T firm of YALE,
~ BOWERS & YALE is this dny dissolved by
stock to JOHN BOW ERS, Who viii continue the
business in all Its branches at the old stand, No
Governor street Qron Block. The books OF the
late firm viii be found at the Office of John Bow
ers. Parties indebted to us will please make
prompt payment, and those having claims against
us Will please present the same for settlement.
the firm In liquidation only.
Thankful FOR the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon the late firm by our friends and the
public generally, we hope the same VIII be con-
tinucd TO our successor. c. ID. YALE,
JOHN BOWERS,
c. Is. YALE.
RICHMOND, July 81, 1889. 2lw
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Richmond August l. lSGQ -.-. au S-3m

METRopoLITAS IRON AND BRASS WoRKS,1
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS, {
RICHMOND. VA. July 81, 1860.
OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-Thc partnership hcretoforc existing
LANEY is this day dissolved by consent OF all
parties concerned. WILLIAM f. TANNER
having purchased the entire interest OF j. OTTO
carried on by WILLIAM Z. TANNER and
ALEXANDER DELANEY under the style OF
WILLIAM L. TANNER Il CO., who assume all
liabilities and make all collections for the cid
irm WILLIAM +. TANNER,
j. OTTO EHBETS.
ALEXANDER DELANEY,
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY TnE HuN'
DRED ut the DiSDdich office.
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We will continue the MANUFACTURE OFMA-
CHINERI IN ALL ITS BRANCHES-say Saw
Mills, Stationary and Portable Engines for me-
chancal and farming purposes, Boilers, ForS.
Railroad Work, and will guarantee promptncss
and satisfaction with all orders entrusted to us
Large experience in the business enables Us to do
this. - - ~ . 1o
an ct WILLIAM T.. TANNER & co.
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DK,GFORGEF. KEEsEE, GRA- 60

NR.GEORGE T. KEESEE, GRA-Eg
II DuhTE Of the Baltimore College org
all operations pertaining 10 the practice OF deL-
uslry both in It's relations to the NAIUk,AeL;
ORGANS and 10 their substitution by beautiful
sets Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid OF pure nj
trOus oxide gas when desired.
ONCE corner Broad and Nineteenth streets.
~ 2.--3m
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TO-P PARTNERSHIP Mr.. RICHARD
" Ii. COTTRELL was admitted on the lst July
an equal partner in my business and it will here
after be conducted under the style Of WILLIAM
II. DAVIS & CO., who will keep constantly on
CITE COAL, COKE, and WOOD, which will be
sold As low us 1t can be purchased In the city Also
on hand ut present a lot of good OAK WOOD 1t
$3.50 per cord, and PINE at $3.50 delivered.
WILLIAM ii. DAVIS.
August s. 1869. al 5-lw
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RLUE WINDSOR LUMP PLASTER.-
a., zoo tons, just received direct on consignmsh'
1" thls low [iyTJ A. ~ LEL'
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j. OTTO EHBETS.
ALEXANDER DELANEY.

In retiring from the firm of Tanner, Ehbcts X
Delaney desire to return my thanks to the public
for the kind encouragement and patronage eX-
tended us and solicit continuance OF the same to
The new house. j. OTTO EllBETS,
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lust RECEIVED.

TUST RECEIVED.
c,rycnty boxes choice LEMONS; boxes
ORA NGES: 90 cases BRANDY PEACHES; ~
boxes RAISINS: 10 barrels assorted Nuts
For sale low by w. w. IhiBbEII,
Statesmen w. 2. WADDY, Il. GRADY, Jr. jyN
GALL AT ZIMMER IL CO.'S WHOLE
J SALE ICE-CREAM MANUFACTORf, 1913
MAIN sTREET where IeeoGream hoteis Is rsgulaIy s
i vi enIanns and private families at Sl.25 per
raiIon. Delivered free OF charge to any part Of
the city. We guarantee No article ana pGt
cc-cream sold in the city. We have also ntted up
splendid Saloon at our r rsfl Tr onn ES1nt
lshmen No. 54 Broad street neat 10 m w vist this
plsce Siss whero they viii find Mr.. CappeI always ,E
serve them with all Re osr
season, anu , VIZ "ie ,haiy orders my 2S
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VARIETY SPRINGS. situated on the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad Gears stopping
al the door,. fifteen miles west OF Staunton, ARE
OPENED FOR VISITORS The mineral waters
are considered superior. Analysis at this Office.
Good fare, music. umuS"mcnts, &c.
For board by the mouth, $40: by the week, Tlo
hv Tie day. So Children under twelve Years and
servants, half price. Bathing In healing wafer
gratis l.. i NJ. BURRUSS,
H. au-2m Proprictors.
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These Springs. Situatcd eight miles from Allie
.hanv station Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. will
hc pen for the reception of visitors the goth Of
JUNE.
In addition to the inclosed POOLS nhc best In
the couutryl, for plnnrc bathing, of The delightful
rrnprratufr of seventy -siN degrees. there Is also
wtIi-arraurcd establishment for receiving HOT
and " ARM BATHS Of any temperature that may
h. desired.
Charges THREE DOLLARS per day.
Pust-oIcc II the Springs. -
THOMAS kINNIRET,
H. lT-"rn Proprietor.
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A CARD.-Thc undersigned having pur-
N chased the stock In trade OF the late firm OF
YALE, BOWERS & YALE, is fully prepared TO
conduct the business In all its branches, and re-
spectfuly sollcits continuance Of the patronage
heretofore so generously bestowed upon my prcdc-
ceSSorS. All 2-1w JOHN BOH ERS.
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TOHN MAHONY, g.
SURGEON DENTIST, SarI1p
formerly Of the firm Of Wayt y Mahony, ~,
Inserts Full UPPER or LOWER SETS Or
ARTIFICIAL TEETH from TWENTY to TiilE-
~ DOLLARS.
gLDG OLD SETS bought, OF exchanged az lneL
value Tor new sets on yulcanitc.
. once ana residence, 025 Main street, between
5i3Ii ana Ss.yruth streets tc 7-3m
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OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-In consequence of the death Of
JAMES X. BRANCH, The firms of THOMAS
BRANCH & CO, Richmond, Va, THOMAS
BRANCH, SONS & CO., Augusta, Ga. are this
day dissolved The business Of the above firms
will be settled by their successors. and the BANK
ING and COMMISSION BUSINESS will be con-
tinucd ut the same places by the surviving part
ners, under the same name and style.
THOMAS BRANCH,
JOHN L. BRANCH,
FRED. X. SCOTT,
THOMAS L. BRANCH.
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DR. {. L. KLOEBER, 80
IL SURGEON DENTIST. VrTy
Beautiful ARTIFICIAL TEETH on vulcanlte
TOR TWENTY DOLLARS. - 1890.
Highest cash price paid for OLD GOLD SETS,
Or taken In exchange for new sets Of any style.
Teeth Hlled gently and thoroughly.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS given every day.
Dental rooms and residence, No. 902 BROAD
STREET. je9
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CONFECTI0NERIES.

DEACHES AND PEARS
at PIZZINI'S.
FRESH CRYSTALIZED FRENCH AND AME-
RICAN FRUITS
,,n NJ pIZZJNrS
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.
DESIGNATIONS q PARTNERSHIPS.


DISSOLU TION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-In consequence OF the death Of
Charles Stcbbins, the firm of WEISIGER Il co.
is this day dissolved. The WHOLESALE CLOTH
ING BUSINESS win be continued by the un-
dcrsigned ut the old stand under the same name
and style. The new concern will close up the
business OF the old firm. -
q. F. wEISIGER,
WILLIAM II. WEISIGER
G. G.. STEBBlNS.
Richmond. August l. 1862, au G-3t
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SIiIP.-The firm of DANDRlDGE < AN,
DERSON is this day dissolved by the WITHDRAWAL
OF Il. Is. ANDERSON, Jr.
The business will be continued in the same house
BY Wli. G. DANDRIDGB & Co. .
WILLIAM G. cambridge,
iyl GEORGE a. HAYNES.
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IN RETIRING FROM THE BUSINESS
i In which have been engaged for nearly twen-
ty-lvc years, AXE this opportunity OF returning
my sincere thanks to my friends and the public,
mend Mr.. JOHN BOWERS, the successor OF Yale,
Bowers Il Yale, who has had the general superin-
:cndence OF the mechanical branches Of the busi-
ness for the last thirteen years, rs Il gentleman In
every way qualified to conduct the business to the
satisfaction of my many friends and the public.
c. ID. YALE.
I,l,. 2-1W
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ORANGES AND LEMONS
" at PIZZISI'S.
Call and supply yourselves ut
PIZZINI'S, s07 Broad and 800 Main street.
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MURDERERs WERE CowED.

Before reaching Clinton they were full of
talk OF exterminating the negroes; but
when the posse showed determination to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-05

The Recent Tragedy I'm FllinOts---A De-
putty sheriGKiliedb by Desperado---
The Murderer's AccompIice brought
to Pek1n and Lynched by the Popu-
Ince---He Makes n Desperate Resist
ance.
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One Of the mos, important seizures made for

One OF the most important seizures made for
song time under the internal revenue laws was
taat OF the Ullman dIstillery AZ Baltimore, last
week. The establis ament, which with the
vhiskey on hand. also seizsd.) is estimated to
ne worth 81 least s3OO,nOo. is represented to BE-
ntted up in the most complete manner with
all the necessary appliances for swiudlIng not
only the Government but the purchasers of
It's products. Indeed it is said that every sec.
non OF the laws regulating distilleries and
imposing taxes on distilled spirits has been
violated BY its propretors for long time past,
with impunity. The cistern room and the
warehouse, which the law and regulations
presume TO be always under the close custody
Of Government locks in the charge of store.
keeper and gauge-, had been suffered to be
IN complete control of the dIstilier, who had
set up compromising or rectifying establish
rnent IN the latter apartment for cheating the
innocent consumers of mes old rye into the de-
fusion that what they were drinking was Of
almost venerable age BY the infusion of peach
Juice oak shavings, &c, &c.
A curious and no; very oreditabls circum-
stance connected with the case Is the fact that
the rascality should not have been discovered
until q short time since, when q new inspector
was sent TO the establishment. and the expo.
sure upon which the seizure was based soon
followed. As the matter will soon come be-
fore the United States District Court for legal
investigation, it is to be hoped this suspicious
feature will be closely scrutinized. 1t can
hardly be possible that such extensive ana
barefaced frauds could have been perpetrated
Tor any lengthy period without criminal COM
plicity on the part OF some of the Government
officers.
Since the above has been put in type we
understand that an Indictment has been found
against Ullmap, the proprietor OF the distiI.
lery, and also against some OF the minor in
ternal revenue officers charged with its super.
VISION We trust this is but the beginning,
and that all persons, oficial or unofi cial, con-
nected with the fraud will be brought to 5 wifi
and severe punishment
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Mr. Arnold, agent IN this city of the PenusyI.
yaria Central railway, sold yesterday the first
through ticket from this District over the Pa
cifie road to San Francisco. The price was
SIG time, seven days. Very shortly the time
Will be reduced even below this point, and sec.
ond-class fares Will be established, at about
one hundred dollars for the trip. The route
isken by travellers 10 the Pacific coast from this
part Of the country will be by the Northern and
Central Pennsylvania railroads and Fort
Wayne road to Chicago, the North western rail-
road from Chicago to Omaha, and thence by
the Union Pacific ard Central PACING to Cali
iornis- This affords the cheapest. safest, surest
and most expeditions route
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

TIE GOAL STRIKR-At the meeting of mi.
ners at Pittston, on Tuesday evening, Mr.
Robert Anderson stated that the Miners, Ell.
ecutive Board had made arrangements with
certain operators to give employment to all
men. The board would furnish them. The
meeting resolved that in case the men EN- pIoyed
0y the Pennsylvania Coal Company did not
strike by the evening of June 18th, the associa-
non would Cease to recognize them as mem.
oers OF the organization. The PennsyIyania
men have not stopped, nor do they contemplate
dong so. Nothing later has been heard from
Hyde Park or Scranton. Nearly all the mi.
ners in the vicinity Of wilkesbarrs are at
WORK
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COMMON SCHOOLS IN RICHMoND.-The citv
authorities Of Rich ond have recently estab-
lished common school system. in which thew
ssk the cooperation of the Freedmen Bureau.
BY the new system both colored and white
children will be educated in separate schools.
The assistance desired by the Richmond an
ihoIltIes VIII be exteI ded by the bureau
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-Four Republican STATE con yentions are TO be
held this week. Tomorrow Wednesday the
Perusyivania Con vention, al PhiladeIphia;ths
ONO Convention, at Columbus; and the Mis-
sisslppi Conservative Republican Convention;
81 Jackson The Maine Convention will he
held on Thursday, in Bangor. The Mississippi
Radical Republican Convention will be held
At Jackson, on Thursday. July LIST
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bsse oall Is the great reforming agent after
All. IL has been discovered that the reason
why the Red Stockings have vanauished every
opponent il that they use no intoxicating
drinks The temperance man have sez.d on
TINS fsei, and propose to make the popular
game mighty engine on the side Of their
Cau-R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

SUsPIcIoCs.-On the electoral boxes in
Pans, on the 2sth and 18th OF May, no less than
one hundred snd fifty wax seals were affixed
BY suspicious citizens. The boxes 20 for safe
keeping TO one OF the Mairies, and spend the
night IA charge of n National u uard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

The lIbel suit At Buffalo Of Patterson against
me Rochester THiop, has resulted in the yer
dict Of '-Eo cause of action" The case arose
out Of the pu blcatiou of teiegraphic dispatch,
IN which II Is claimed that the plaintif was
charged with crire
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According to last accounts, the new iournai
proposed to bs established in Dayton by Don
Pratt Will not be started, ard Il is announced
that Col y. has entered into an engagement to
vrite for the Chicago Tribune tor a year to
come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

BEEF cattle, both In New York and PhiladeI.
PMS are selling at lower prices in Consequence
OF me warm weather. Mutton and pork are
lower from the same cause Wasb,ngton
butchers will please take notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

Inc 'heinia election, to decide the question
Oh the aaopoton Of the new Constitution and
ovote TOT Governor, will take place on Tues
day. July e'h- Both parties are making an &C.
tive canvass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

"Last week seam in the rock.cu,,,n. ~,
the RIds~fi-ld brsnch railroad In Copneci1cn,
VAS Charged with forty-two kegs Of powder
ard aQusntiiy of nitro zlyeerine. the whole
hsrge costing >Sto- The explo-ion shook the
windows in RicgefsId two miles away- and
removed earth ard rocE. the displacement Of
which BY tie usual course would have coSi
t&,VUg.
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LETTERS PROM THE PEOPLE.

EDITOR STAR As 1 Understand q tbs daft
f'rent pubic squares and reservations through.
out the citv eere intended for the health and
resort Of Its inhabitants and to beaatify the
place. The square at the Iunchoa Of New
York and Massachuseits Avenues (rear Of
Northern Liberty Marketl % used daily for
business purposes-that OF shaking CARPETS
much 10 the discontinue of persons who pass
through the square and to the ns,ghborhood
Cannot these parties be made to shake or clean
their carpets on the outskirts OF the city. as
Is done in other llacesl JLV
Washington, ID. G., June 81, 1869.
MHssRs. EDrfoRs:-ls IL not time FOR the
School Commissioners of the county, or the
Levy Court. 10 furnish some school accommo.
dation TO the hundreds Of families now living
in the neigh borhood of the nrst toll gate, ana
that rapid y improving and delightful vii
lage OF Mount Vernon Why nothing has
yet been done 10 establish q school for these
localities we cannot imagine; but the want
is pressing one, and the public demand II.
IL would seem as if the owners of land who
have had lsuoh increase in the value CT their
property in the suburbs Of Washington, would
have public spirit enough to give a lot 70 buio
a school house. 1t would certainly be done in
some parts OF the country and nothing would
be more likely 10 sec ure purchasers for other
lots. What cay you Messrs. Brown, Wright,
Todd, Lewis, kiloourn and Latta! RURAL.
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The vote on lay representation in the Meth.
odist churches In Phiiadel phis so far foot. nm
s,lss for and go against.
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BASE BALL-Red Stockings rs. AthIeses-Tz,
Ctnetnn0slanS <SGa Piet0riOgs-About ap.00
persons witnessed the game OF base bali he.
tNeen the Cincinnati club and the Athletics OF
PhilAdelphia- in that city yesterday. The An :
ieties were short or their pitcher ana Their
pi,y was not up 70 their usual standard while
ne C1neinnau played WELL making bur few
mispiays- The game resulted in IA vor of the
Cineinnan BY score OF % 10 Il, as follows:
INNINGS
ClncinnalL ...-.....2 o y % ST,
h.nteues--.........o 4 % Us
umpire-Ehas Cope, Of the Maryland CLUB,
Of Baltimore "'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

From j. e. Parker and from Philip & Solo.
mons We have Harper's Basar for july I'D.
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FATAL CASE or IL YDROPHoBIA.-willism
Mase, sged = years, residing IN PhiIadeI-
PniA ~ oitten q couple Of months ago by
hydrophobia- On Saturday the symptoms of
me malady manifested tnemselyes a,d so
violent Old ne become that IL was Thought
policemen were secured, who started win
han, but be dIed on the Wsy
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HOR SALE AND RENT.

E.SlseA b e1lIRs. nsshss, I snver rsek:
sSs - IA re oHsse g SwSainS he g'ei faoS
AX No sa1 Ia strsst. bstvsA n fssn p. az -
GrOR eALK-A YABH, k.lf . mik from Aqse-
II e0et Bridge, adjoininG 1ossiyu f. IN, "a Aiex.
endrta ot anty virginia; 70 beastifa tly looetsd'
csst.tns seres; so1 VII b sold o. tire, or a.
,,ssS ,StG iss; e ;ais A On -:
LOB kENT-rhe Ipper cart Of HO. 1sn No
u 46e fennsyivanfs avenue, coatsinh 0 eish
teen reoDe, recentty used Q boardin S-hoase
Adjoining the United States Hotel, Il % o, yood 10
castoa. Terms reasonable. ADlly q IA Sill .
CO., on the preuises. tInt& OhroaJ 10 ~
COuETRY BOUSD, healthy location, - city.
~ roony .desisabie: partiy furnished. OvD 81 re-
tatas roo0s, and wishes net ls ct present. = able
and fruit. Addrses DR.. DANIEL baH0D, ~ 0h-
tngton. givfs references. je r. q -
+ Toar large OFFICE ROOMS.
on second dsor Weshingto1 Baiidiug. welf s6oA ID
Tor hwyefG deatfsts real estate brokers. ar d y
sursnoe AGENCIES. Apply to JOHN z ebAHa y
ie Il eoss nURRAr ssMMsS.
II ABE CHANCE TO OBTAIH A HONE By
II PAVING Small u AMOUNrPDR MONTH.
TOT sale, on the above easy terms. thirty. avU
HOUSES. Just finished. situated q aud OoSco-
ran ctr sets between 18th and lsth streets built i'm
the beet manAer, With I'll the modern tuprovs-
m.ntS Apply to SkO. Il. PLANT or gro. W.