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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

A CORRESPONDENT OF the Louis. lille
Journal, like everybody else, becomes
enthusiastic over Minnesota, and begins
Z letter thus:
Certainly the most delightful climate in
tho world, is tho usual exclamation Of sum-
mer visitors to Minnesota. The fashionable
watering places and hooks among the
mountains Of the East are not to be COM
pared in point Of comfort to the region Of
Lake Como, Minnehaha, Rochester, "Clea'
Lake," St. Cloud, Mankato, etc.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

"A bill will DO introduced, at the
next session Of Congress, in favor Of
collecting the income tax on Govern.
ment bonds held in Europe, to be de-
Quoted on the presentation Of the cou-
pons at the Treasury. s:%4 -: :ss2. 4.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

J! The Commissioners Of the Worlds
Fair held in London in 1851, have
issued . prospectus; for another to come
of in 1871. ..sa4:,: xe.t~,t, ~, -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

IT is claimed that twenty thousand
bushels Of spples viii Be ,.ised<in WI
MONA county ths year. One orchard
premises six hundred bushels. Min
ns'o'a will yet b. I productive State
for certsin varieties Of fruit. The ap-
pies in this locality look wei. =: j..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

/ ON the 18th ult., Emperor Nap. and
President Gnnt'exch.nged congratula-
lions over the new French cable. The
dispatches were very peaceful and very
formal, ,...... ~, :.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

D1sPArcHEs from different parts Of
Minnesota state that the rain storm Of
Sunday did no very material d.msge.
In some places tho who't and oats were
lodged, tho latter badly: Throughout
this section We hear Of no injury what.
ever, the rain being positive benefit.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

RUMoR hath it that Miss Bessie
Bisbee, who lcctured here not long ago
on Woman Suffrage, is soon to be mar.
rid to-a man
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

To Hon. I. Donnelly 10 are indebt-
cd for small. volume containing the
Memorial Addresses on the Life and
Character Of Thaddeus Stevens.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

NEW counterfeit $40 greenbacks have
been discovered which look even better
than tho genuine. To detect the diff:
ference 10 said to be almost impossible.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

MRS. JANE G.. Sw1ssH1LN l. to
b . regular contributor TO the South
en- Aoath!y, Magazine u be est.b-
lished soon At New Orleans: She has
also engaged to write occasional letters
70 TEE JOURNAL,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05
TEAMS FOR SALE.

,I.hays three Spans Of MULES, which I
will cell cheap. They are No. /. Also
wagons and harnesses. A chance for good
bargains Is offered Call at my farm two
miles from 81. Cloud. .~
II $3.50 = CHAS. BOWMAN.
st. Cloud, April "a, 1869. n41.f
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05
R1PVDIICAN STAIR CONVENTION.

H l,sveatA Annual Republican state Co1vsn9on
mi b held at 81. PAUL. ON 1HURoDA1, ThA
NINTH DAT OF s1P1IA1ER, 4. D: ~. pr the
1nrnooo al terminating candidates 0r the ALLOWING
tnss olacse to b elected at tho naxt EsusEsl sec'
tloo, vis;
Governor;
Lsutsnsnt Governor:
Secretary d Stats
Attorney 0snszal;
Auditor a Sta1e;
0taas 1feasagee;
0sgk 4 ~ Supreme Court.
he ratio q representation, ~ dstsrninsd BY the
laseState Csavs1eioa, bassd upon IL Presidential
anR 0pDoRsaanwl04:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

GAIL HAMILTON actually oonte NJ
plates another visit to her Minnesota
farm. Poor Harlicarnassus ! . :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

GEN. ANDREWS writes that "Stock.
holm presents quite an European a..
pect."t Du tell 49,. nh. ,.s.j
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

u -Loogtellow i expected home this
MONTH. .%42a $:3's~.aaaz, ~ Isas.sss9sgs ri.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

Ioe he parposs Il Aose thoroushly psslbcting the
xspablican Organization within our lmits tho STATE
Csaa1al Co0Aittss hsrsby rseomnsods he appoint
nsnt Of County Co@mittss consisting Of one a.
tvs koo1olicAn ffoA each election prsci1ct In The
eoulty, who shall oct - chairman Of his precinct
committee. md b elected At the primary msstings
held p1rsuant to this call.
All vho supported Tie Nominees and principles Of
he Republican party at the last Rrssdens election
AZ cordially invited to taks part In sending dslsgpsss
70 thi0 Convontion.
- =. DRI0COLL.
II. A. KIABiLL,
n. THAYxA,
D. klNCLAIR
n. .. CHANDIn.
L. ". COLLINS,
". Il. elD6LN
Cn0nittaaL
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

@OntPER DAY-Ageuts wanted everywhere
0LO Sample for two stamps. Address
)" ! II BATES, HA1NEs / 60, Cleveland. O.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

:. + The surplus wheat crop Of the State
will, it is estimated, reach fully fifteen
million bushels this year. -
Evening star., 1869-10-06

The Baltimore corporation seem to have a.
hard lime IL dIsp0sing OF their jones Falls
eIrI hant as our city fathers have in dealing
vita the Washington canal nuisance We
have canal revival here now, as we USUALLY
have on the eve Of every muuicIpil ELECTION;
and II Baltimore they are max ng q grea, 70 do
over Jones Fails, a. is tne case after every
fTeslet- IN; there the excitsm mt always sub
sides "a ne mud dries NJ. The pint special
committee Of their Ctty CJulcIls yesterday
made AECwn there's ult of their IaoOrs siace the
last Id IL devisIng plans for tae prevention
u OEt--!ovs OF J03es' Fails. Three plans
have Il c0nsi !ered. the straight and carved
IKE PlsTs Of NtssTs. Litr9bs, rri-15Ie and
Tegraey eT, and tna. suggested By Ur Hanry
IysCB. An estimate OF the value OF the prop
erty y hich would b. required 70 % paid for
-F - city 70 adopt ei'heT plan has been made,
asfoliOws --CuIyetline plan, $50 50, straight
line, >-Ol,,C5' aad Mr. Tys 3n's plan, 81 SI,3iIOgI
The report details the various advantages o.
each plan- ani gives the cost OF eacn-ta4t is
Il the ddm7gss ami tae work., - D., ,ifI for
The frs. Sl-SJI,i9i :or the second. aud ;, sG!-
Il for the third
Evening star., 1869-10-06

syThe population of Iowa. as shown by the
census Just ah en- Is about l., ?1.tOO, five OF the
c. uutIss being estimated. The increase In two
y ars is 10000. Scott is the leading county,
Dubuque second, snd Lee third Dubuque
County was formerly ahead, but has greatly
Cecieased since the last census.
"The New York Independent states that
tvC-thirds o. the students in the general Epis.
copal Theol great Seminary In that city have
lust gone over to the Roman Catholics Tho
Institution Is said to be under decided High
Church control.
GA Democratic mass meeting out in ru =
raj New York the other day voted its thanks
10 Mr.. Alexander w Randall for joining
their party.
"Eugenie has invented a s'toilet car" in
which she can beguile the irksomeness OF
travel by continually changing her dress.
~Fall River, Mass. has q sChildren's s
Friend Society" 70 provide homes for desti.
tute children.
~Ihe owners of gambling hells," In New
York complain that the losses in Walt street
have almost ruined the business, by making
visitors fewer.
@"Biliy Mack" is an Omaha Fagin who
keeps a thieves school, and disposes OF the
plunder of his pupils.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

The Cuban privateer Cuba, formerly thu
Hornet was s:IlI detained AZ WILMINGTON, n.
g., BY the United Sta.es authorities yesterday
and trIai of the case was had before the
I Eiied States Commissioner, the counsel for
the Government basIng their indictment upon
tne fact that the Officers and men Of the vessel
were enlisted 10 war upon Power friendly
10 The United States. The Government asked
Tor continuance of the case until Monday,
and this was granted by the C)mmi ssiOuer,
although the counsel for the Cubsns put IN the
plea that the vessel was sailing under the II a.
u regular Government. The case was be-
lore the Caoine; yesterday, and IL was deter
mined that the vessel should be detained until
the Commissioner can decide as 10 her char
ae'er' ana the authorities al Wilmington have
been so Instructed.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

CIyILiZING THE INDIANs-The friends O.:
BenJsmin Hallowell, now of Montgomery
county, Md, and not of Alexandria. Va. as
enormously stated in a letter signed .ChI-
cago, and published in The Liberal Ch-istia,
OF the l1tn instant, Will be pleased to learn
from the letter In question, that his mission
has n en- very successful. He was on his way
home from visiting the various reservations:
had travelled by private conveyance nearly
seven hundred miles, from post to post and
said he found more favorable condition of
things han he expected; n degree OF friendIi-
ness on the part of the Indians, not only TO.
ward the Commission. but ward the Gov
eminent, and an entire willingness 10 submit
10 authority Justly exercised. The Intention is
TO establish Industrial schools at every agency,
teacnlnS the children all the customs of civil
lZed lie, 20 become good farmers and mecnan-
ICs and hCusekeepers. as well as TO read and
write AT tAe Pawnee Agency, over one hun.
died miles beyond Omaha City. northeast a
large industrial school Is in successful oper-
anon, and the Indians are Well pleased to have
their children brought under civilized inffu.
ence- No attempt Is being made TO educate
adult Indians. and Friend HaIIowelI thinks
such efforts 10 be labor thrown away. Toe
children are allowed 10 visit their parents FIRE.
4uenily, and thus establish bond OF union
between teem. and strengthen the influence of
the Commission.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

Captain e. +. Hall. the Artic explorer, who
returned to New Bedford, Mass, On Sun
cay last from a five years search for the re.
mans Of Sir John Franklin's comp pauions, il
charged by two Of his men with shooting Cole
mar, he m utir eer. who attempted his life in tbs
ATuc reg ons last year, unjustidably. Captain
Hall, in his account of the affair, re oresen.s
II a. bis lie was threatened by the mu in ee rs,
and had he not taken the last s'dreai alterns-
tive his fate would have been as sorrowful as
that of Henry Hudson" As the men w 90
make the charge were concerned in the mutiny,
no one is disposed to credit their evidence
against that of Capt. Hall.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

SiseLE LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR THE
DisIkICr-Letsr from AiIermdH COHaOuy-
WAsHlSGToS, u e., Oct 9Th, I-6g-Eiito- of
70 ND IN your issue OF yesterday I under
stand you 70 express a desire m al this yvnoIe
District msy oe relieved from the incongru,ns
and complex laws which now govern A., or
rather irammsl the energies OF it, tnh.n;,,n,.
and that single local government msv ha.1s
forth control It's affairs 1 believe tbs, ms n
the desire OF a vast majority of the thians,r,
people oi Washington, Georgetown, Ird ths
county. The prosperity OF ths District ., 80, ..e
um bla Will begin with the Inauguration a, 49,
reform. Whether the elective francbiss ss, LIS
De withdrawn or restricted, IL a problem tb.,
may be solved without reference 10 the nro--
sItion before us. Let US consider each non i,
own merits. Resi- ectfuIly,
THONAs e. CONNOLLY.
Evening star., 1869-10-06
The PRESIDENT AND The GOLD
SPE(ULATORS

Some Of the New York papers, and notably
the Sun, are still labor.ng with much assiduity
to implicate the President In the recent opera.
tiOns Of the New York gold SPECTATORS They
have interviewed Dir. A. r. Corbin. vh,
lately married a sister Of General Grant, aud
Mr.. James Fisk, Jr., and have elected various
statements and cards from these two geptle
men. Mr. CorbIn denies that he ever specula.
ted in gold or thar he ever had any transactions
with Mr. Fisk. On the other hand IL is asserted
by Mr.. Fisk. and he undertakes to produce
affidavits to the fact. that Corbin ssorean rzed-
the grand scheme for advancing the price of
gold, ana that Mr.. Corbin's representations
concerning the powerful influence he could
bring TO bear 10 favor of the speculation had
enlisted In its support 'sother gentleman of
means and capacity" before he (FIsk) knew
anything Oft.
The theory adverse to Mr.. Corbin Is that hs
thought be knew that the Government would
not make special sales Of gold on any consid.
eratIob; that he therefore combined with Fisk
and others in great bull movement; that some
of his partners Quilted il in time 70 gain largeIy
but tnat he held on too long and lost largely
SupposlDg this TO be all so, il simply serves TO
show that Mr.. Coroin made a particularly bad
guess In supposing his family relationship To
President Grant would enable him to either
foresee or control the course of the Govern
ment, which sold gold at the proper moment,
when il could effectively crush the speculation;
thereby effectually smashing Mr.. Corbir's bas-
Est Of eggs II true, therefore, that Cerbin
undertook this gold speculation with the ex-
pectation above indicated, the result as In the
case Of the Dent movement in Mississippi.
serves 20 show the failure of any atteupt to
work upon the President through his family.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

We are authorized to announce that here
after the President will receive visitors only
between the hours of one and three O'Clock
p m every week day, except Cabinet days
Tuesdays and FridaysI when no visitors will
be received.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

Apprenensions are entertained in New York
hat Lord Ainslee-whose wedding breakfast
We noticed day or two ago-is not a simon
pure article. Ii Is said shat an examination OF
the aristocratic ~herd books Of Great Britain
fails TO discover any mention of his name or
iamily on their pages. All Of which must be
very rough on the young American lady be Is
about 10 lead 70 the altar
Evening star., 1869-10-06

The delay in the mails between New York
nd this city Is in consequence OF the damage
by the great freshet near Gray's Ferry, this sids
OF Philadelphia. The post ONCE OH ciaIs and
the railroad officers are using every effort to
remove the distractions, and the regular trans
will, in q dsy or two, it Is said, Iun as usual
Evening star., 1869-10-06

As an Offset TO Mr. Stewards disapprovaI OF
: eretary BoutvelIs course during the late
panic, II may be stated that Mr.. Clafin. tue
g eat domestic dry goods dealer, heartily en-
corses it. The fact that Mr.. Stewart is an ex-
tersive impor;er may have had considerable TO
do with the views be entertAins on the subject
Evening star., 1869-10-06

The OPERA-'.Il Trovators' was performed
by he RIchings Troupe last evening to the
satisfaction OF q large and critical audience
THIS evening FRA Diavalo" will be the at
traction.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

A FRIGHrPUL EARrHoUAKs-By the dis
patch IL a another column II will b. seen tha;
there was a terrible earthq quaks in Peru on the
3ith OF August, further particulars Of which
VIII be looked for with interest.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

HABLE & CO.'S
CLOTHING
ESTABLISH ENT,
NO. i6s PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
BETwEEE 3D. AND az STREETS.
EsrABLISHED IN 1868.
We call the s.teu.ion OF ths citizsns of Wash
I,g'on and the District of Columbia to our eatirs
READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN
AND BOYS.
Which we have Just received for the PalI aad
pete in all respects that of any Ciotbng Estab
iishment in the city. Our stock We have purc hased
viii be able To se n at sss ysry II loves. ppes
Our Of OK consists In part OF all the latest styles
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS,
suitable fer persons of oil sges, and varying ia
price for Press suits IRON 80 70 SIS; Business
quits from $40 TO $40.
oVERcoATs of every CRATE snd quality, from IS
Our stock Of
FALL OyEROoATs
is especially fine, and sell from SIS to $40.
We also make to order, Suits fer Customers. from
the finest
OAssIaEBEs, CHKvIoTs, MELONS.
Any other Kind Of goods tha, parties hay desire
samples OF whIch can be seen st all times, which
Tor style auaity, durability aud price, cannot BE-
surpassed an, where.
In FURNISHING GOODS you will find all tn.
iats novelties and at all times a ful, assartmen,
to select from.
All ttat we desire is that parties in want OF
CLOTHING or CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
OF any kind, will examine our stock before par
chasing elsewhere. feeling assured they will save
both time ard money By calling az I6- PeansyI
vanis avenue, between Third and rour and a.
half streets, under the U. s HoleI.
We have tsssr I psiHs in in the selection o. orr
tor youths of sll ages.
Parents and guardians cannot fail to ba pleased
with nr well selected, choice, ana fashiOnsole
assortment. - lm
Evening star., 1869-10-06

FOB RDNr-rwo new Sgteries, bA q Uui,ai. r.
+ and cellars. 1RIOK Dw1LLINa, presssu
prick fronts, with marble window be sds and stills,
. frewn stone base and steps; marble mantels; gfs
hot and cold Water in bath, and kitchsn; IL Rooms
situate Rhode Island avenue, between 18th and
18th streets Inquire 2O3 18th street. au2S-.f
Evening star., 1869-10-06
BOARDING..

ElbST CLASS BOARD, With PLEASANT
hnOhs .t No. 6l Missouri avenue, between
Ia euc - streets. Ccs-eo3t+
SOARD.-Parties desiring 70 resi- o fn the corn.
AZ tr. duriuR the winter mud all the cor! forts
of Ht me, at reasonaule rates. by aiJT-ssinE
Mrs. b. NJ AukoLD. Oak c. owe, HoovaTsyi!la
Md, or 10 Miss, uri ave, Washington, ID. q. 1t
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB RBNT-nith .,
4 without BOAkD, a. no a9. Pepnsylvauih
avenue, Lear 80. Boarding at the same place, SIS
pei week. y2
EIkST GLASS BOARD. WITH PLEASANT
FRONT k0OhS, to be had on abi.
terms at II ct bet l7th aud l8th a short vail
from most Ct the public off ces. IyBtf
Evening star., 1869-10-06
FOB SALE AND RENT.

EURNIsHEp PaRL0bs AND B.pRo .sss
s It, ar 8 s saa e 81
pLEAsANT IuRsIsHED 90 N. ROB
srssIi for rent. ARA iits sire {. bs,ss;s ,
II oTsi Tsu
FROM $40 TO s2a DOWN
AND Sa TO s20 A MONTH,
In THE FIRsr wARD, IN THE SECOND
WARD AND ON CAPITOL HILL.
BEAUTIFULLY LooATkD
Appyto JOSHUA WHITNEY 3 CO.
sel.tf 416 Seventh street. bet. q &na II.
E,OR RENT-Abovs the Pei ghts Of 9e ,rgeto FD,
the HOUSE occupied for the pest four ye.r'
By JOS II Bradley Esq Apply on the premises
L sipely. or in, suits, with or vith-ut board;
also, Kitchen, dinins room, snd - much other
.SOabs fs.s q bssr
avenue and SEC md street; INQUIRE Of OHIPMAs.
hHsMER CO., io7 street, or on tn. ,ss,9 g.;%'
EoR sALI-A three story BRICK HOUSE, mine
IoSms ceIlss ,s, and bath roc TSom on ,t1esi; III oe
street, between 9th and ly.h. su nu
EOR RENT-The ID and 50 storie. Of Clarke
l. Building leach In one large room on Penns.
Dr. pas Al M
corner AZ st. and PeHpa avenue. jy2o tf
EOR RlNT.Two nicely fu' nishsd 0ommunics:
ps other Sn f
Witch Win . rent sery los. oan Hs sceo%%c1ated
WYE w ''"r' No. Ss' afs P. avenue. corner = st.
!s5nis6sd ,PAsLoR:, also, s.s ssisinins
ROOMS. suitable for housekeeping. will be rented
together or separate. Also, one front CHA AMBER,
VIII be rented very cheap TO reliable tenants. No
31s North B street, Capitol Hill. between Della
ware avenue and lat street east. jyI
i FRONT ROOM we'll furnished; closets and
gas; bath on same floor; suitable for two persons.
ALSO q single ROOM, front. Beautiful loeAtien.
Convenient to all the Departments. Terms msde-
rate. Address VERNON, City Post Once je "A
LOB sALE-A desirable FRAME DWELLING
Il In GeorRetown, d. o.; costains sfx rooms;
water and eas In the house; good neiRh hborhood
Price 81 500. For partisulars apply to JOHN J.
BOGOE, Beal Estate Broker, corner High and
Bridge streets, Georgetown. my9s
Evening star., 1869-10-06
ECR 2AyE-
BY MARTIN NJ ROHRER.

n.
New York a9d 9tn street.
A first class BRICK HUUsE on street, bet we ru
Sc. has .tab ing Pr,ca, sii,o@ A'
al An elegant rev HOUSE. Ierraced, fnuntsiu H.
iroL'; ", shth brick stabe on Massachusetts, avenue
A hne BkLCh HOUSE On street. good locality,
Az elegant commo.fous BRICK, modern
throughOut, with brick s'abliDg. AC-. on Sth st :,
lar Patent Office. Sl3oc-oDly S3.V0 dowa
A three story and basement FR.MEHoUsEo on
three story FRAME or 18th street, between l
AN elegant new srick on Ninth street, near o
Que OF those highly desirable Eesidences on 1
One three-stery Brick in Irving Place"
street, near First street, at S35eO, on very easy
Yet one Of those charming Houses on Defrees
street, with hne cellar, so admirably adapted for
small family. Only S6Ou down ans Si'o per quar-
frsmc House, six rooms, on Ninth street,
~ The .fsav@ desirable property an prepared
osell on very easy terms. :, NJ pou,p
EOR RENT-About two Acres Of GBOUND at
Il the head OF 10th street. adjoining Boundary
,nfs. tss ia%S
Terms reasonable poDDSE oDs;EE g DARkEILLE.
sc rs let Beal Estate Brokers, 2IO street.
FOR sALE-Ten BOUsEs:,Ten Houses on
gas throughout; pressed brick fronts; Msnsard
and Italian roofs.
Terms easy
N1'' " .w.as w.HAHILr3s: ~ .91s,
se25u Builders Depot.
EOR sALE-ATA BARG 4IN-vRICK HOUsI
Il ON G. street between 4th and sth streets and
Sero,ts JSdioiary ssaafss a Bath hs:h saon
with hot and cold coS%s s:t: %Gs Ss1iSS zssi 70
spM-u Corner Tn and Sc.
Evening star., 1869-10-06
CUU q Z 3
OF THR
NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE
FOB SALE,
BEAUTIFULLYLLCAT TED FOR SUB URBAN

BEA ULLYLOCAT TE ID FOR S SUB URBAN
COUNTRY SEATS,
comprising the finest views OF the Capital City
ana lts surroundings. The best grape land yet
found In this Latitude or country. ana very supe-
Iior for peaches, pears, and the small fruits As
healthy ss any part of the United Ststes Espe-
cisly Iotsd for its numerous springs OF pure. soft
and and very cold water. LOCATED e.o nflss above
the Alueduct bridge et Georgetown. The new
Ssorse,.wn and tsi,fsr tprnpiLe road ruat
twenty scres, on long time. desirsd. on dsterrsd
psyments. Tho proprietor car De seen At bis es
N A: PHILLIPS, eeorsetown. Do - sea sm'
FOR REET-Ths HOUSE. Grounds, vin.ysrd,
J. &C.: at Kendall Green. recently oceu pied BY
Amos Kendall Distance from Post once, two
The :itustion 1: pis:.sss ana nSs.fs, the
rarely found in . con otry home, Gre.t labor and
expense having befn incurred In rendering this In
all respects arst GLASS residence. Stables. car.
risge houses, woodsheds, and other convseieaces
about the premises are amply provided The
House, Garden end I'm mediate premise! will ne
rented for 800 yeas; possessicn gyea imm sdi-
ately. The Vineyard and more land will be Let on
I WILLIAM SrlOKNsY,
3 Corner 9th and NJ str -ets.
eel5-vSstf WAshtunton rfrv
Evening star., 1869-10-06

GkBAT BARGAINS AT
ivest side,J between Pa. svsous sna " sr.'
Their @ me ss,ss;n ss:0rtnsnt Sf Mu.ioa In.tra: -
Pianos, will positiyeiy be sold ct Sst nrs- OVVv
Jaratory TO comu epcins Q Co-opevstive Piano
tore erecial attention to Tuning AMI Repair
IN fIanos. ocS 3m
M j. TORD THOMPSON
IL Hes opened an C0ce at the south vest corner
Of TWslf,b and streets. ''>'
ON &c hours from g. to 10 . m,
oc42w. 5000. m.
Evening star., 1869-10-06
Il HI yOSE PIA NO.

We are TO day In receipt OF TWOr-
MOkH, which. with our previous - HT
sOrtAeLt makes our stock complete of ~
the gu peIior Boston PA nos.
JOHN II. ELLIS,
oco u 306 Pa ave near lUth 1t.
VHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the Suo
i scrieer has obtained from the Orphans Court
Sf wssthinst3n County. n the District Of CoIun-
tate Of kLIJAH SMITH, late OF Washington
county. Aforesaid. deceased. All persons having
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 70
Re- ns .SeI. On OF ooioIo tpo 1sn Jay oI octo
rom AL benefit OF the said estate. Given under
my nAnd this SIN day Of October: 1853.
AHNIE d. SMITH.
"e oIessS Admiufssratrix.
Evening star., 1869-10-06

OorrG6aAISTss' SovRr; Oct: s.h, I,s:-lIsIRIcT
ds IN me b case OF anRY AANsELL, "a ninistratrix
aforeSaid has. With the spnrobst,on Of shs ~
pona SpGIs q hin
lso9 for the fnal settlement sna dsst;Sn.;,o. "
the p rscnai estate Of said deceased, ana Of the
letted and turned into money; when and ySsrs ~,
the cre0ttore and hers of said decesscd ~ n,,si
NJ to attend. With their claims DR. ,perI1 ~o1h
sr they may Otherwise bv Law be txeIpdsd froo vi
t.nsnt In said decessed's estate: Prorif-d c, -,
of fhis orter be published ence . week Tor tS1 tSv1s
day Test: WRRar399 ssio
cc6 lawsws ne.,s,a.