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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-19
Georgetown Advertisements.
Rf ThOs. BOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE REsI.
pHNCE ON PROSPECT sTIEET, GrORGR.
TOWN. OPPOSITE TIE OLD BANK or

N ur
IL By virtue of deed Of trust. d ated the 18Th
E.A November. 1867. recorded in LIber 4 q. y
No. %, at folio SIS, OF the Land Records OF
parties concerned. the subscriI ers will sell AZ
public auction, to the highest % der, the prem.
ises, tulless sooner reoeened.D on THURSDAY,
tLe fHfh day OF August next. AZ O'Clock d IN ,
All that land lying and being in Geereet owL
aohessd ia hieh is include Tttnin The iowi
az tne end of line drawn eE sterly on the north
tlde OF Prospect street from the southwest corner
81 tvo-story brick dwelling house standing at
tne ef the east soe of Frederck
iset al hye INCHES and At the west side Of brick
Pillar Ia . wall where the said line terminates
ebd rHnnfpg thence tasterly sixty feet with the
tortn line OF Prospect street; then north and al
tlgnt angles with said etreet one hundred and
thlriy eight feet and six inches. less, to
Of sal alley and parallel with said Prospect stree;
sixty feet. and then in straight iue to said Pro-.
pect street, at the place or Deeinnine,n improyef
~ very desirable Cottage Dwelling and large
The debt to be paid BY this sale 10 stated to be
S346s, with interest from \ ovember /, 1888 "
The terms OF sale are: Ooe-third cash lsf which
9lco must be paid At the time and place OF sale
ana the residue IN twelve and eighteen months
With interest from the day Of sale. for which the
Of trust on the premises sold II the terms Of sale
are net complied with within i've dsyo IN I'M the
day OF sale, the Trustees reserve the right TO re-
sell the property to the highest bidder for casa on
ten days public notice ct the risk and cost of the
at the cost Of the purchaser.
A. Af 3 fcSIEExssrs.} Trustees.
TH0S. BOWLING, Auctiopeer
U22-Th,lswtAu2s&dA G0eorsetown Courier
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~The Detroit Free Press wants modern I'm
provements worked into school-reading books,
and oilers the following as a sample OF the sor;
tnat would be up to the spirit OF the age
Here Is man. He is fireman. He belon o.
10 No ~. II you are a good boy, you Will
some day De an angel like that fireman. Its a
dangerous thing to be fireman. They some.
times get their heads broken" "Do you see
that small boy He is good boy and supports
MS mother by selling newspapers. His father
don't have to work any more now" "Here is
tue picture Of young widow. See how sad
she locks. Her husband could cot pay Der
dry goods bill. and so he-died. Do Won think
she Will get another N an She will try hard, -
Here is the face OF reporter. See how joy-
1ui ne looks. He has just heard that man ha /,
cut MS own throat, and he Is going for the
Item should You like to be a reporter and
get licked on dark nights, and see dead per.
sons, and climb mp tour pairs Of stairs 20
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ITbe pittsf,e,a r.,is savs a .,oa g.,

SThe Pittsfield Eagle says a good story Is
told OF an amateur agriculturist living not q
thousand miles from Berkshire county. who
was advised by one of his neIghbors TO plant
sunf1owers with his beans in order to cbylate
the task OF polling. He followed the advice; IN
due course of time beans and sunfowers came
the snnfiower stalks beautifully; and be con
graduated himself on the fact that he had d i
covered an effectual method Of raising beaus
without being driven 10 the disagreeable neces.
sity OF toting oean.poles from the forest Blu,
alas for human expectations, his beans were
TaiSsd out OF the soil, roots and all in a Re y
weeks, by the rapid growth Of his new.
fashioned bean-poles. and there they hung
whitening between heaven and earth-a mel.
anchoIy testimonial OF the uncertain tenure OF
all edrth.ly things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-19

CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
OF twelve years practical experience In tine
United States and Canadas, and established a,
ia Pennsylvania avenue. between Az and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Oorns,
6unlons, Chilblains, Club and Ingrowine
Nails, and other diseases o. the feet, without
pain or inconvenience to the patient. The shoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers TO the many eminent physi.
clans, surgeons and thousands OF other respon-
slble persons who patroniZe his establishment
Hours from q. m. 10 p. m. Owing to press
OF business at office, Or. " hite Is unable 10
visit patients a. their residences except between
and p. m.
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A CHAPTER OF ACCIDRNTs-Int the town OF
Oshtemo, Kalamszoo County, Mich, p very
singular Pccident occurred a lew days Ego. Dan.
lei Sherwood, farmer, dire cted his men to re-.
move some straw from his barn u make room
for load of wheat On throwing the straw
on to a burning brush pile, fire YVES commune.
Gated to the load, which, Ia fe " moments,
was all in blaze. The team, frightened, ran
about hf'een rods down q steep bank into q
sEall mud lake, where they mired, unable to
get sway from the burning load until 1t was
en- irely consumed. The depth OF the water
not tepg sufficient to reach the fire, the horses
were bsdly burned, but are still alive. Por.
tons Of the wagon out Of the water were also
burned,
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DHArH OF Col. NAsrn.-At a meatine O

DHAfH OF COL. NAsfS.-At meeting of the
O'Mahoney Circle, I. B., of Washington, D. G.,
feld at their hall ON Tuesday evening, August
l. b, 1869, the following preamble and resolu
tons were unanimously adopted
whereas we have Just received the sad intel.
hgence Of the melancholy death OF our old
friend and compatriot, Col. William J. Maggie:
Be II therefore =
Rescired, That we, who speak from personal
knowledge Of his course In this District, and
remembering only, At this moment, that no one
$1,000 ~ rs with Drawer energy and devotion
man Vol Na9le, In maintaining the origina
Pflnclpfes ana purposes Of our organization,
oepiofe ms uncmely loss with sincere sorrow
6esotrsd, Inat copses OF the foregoing be fur.
nisned the ever friendly press Of Wash,ngton,
and that . copy Be also forwarded 10 the frish
people OF New York caty, win q request thai
the scme De puoiisned, a. tribute Of respscl
to the memory Of gallant Nasle.
(Signedl-RiehaId 0ulahan. John O,Meara
Andrew Neville, COMMITTEE.
D. SHRRHAN Secretarv
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"A SHARP lNsTRUMENT.-An English paner
reports the invention OF a "surgIcal luxury
besides which ether Is a mere blgatelle. This
Is knife which cuts SO rapidly that tn
patient has no time to feel it, Referring p this
subject the New York Tribune says THE
idea was undoubtedly borrowed from the cele-
DRAFTED story OF the man who had his head cut
off with such ne itness and dispatch that h.
dio not know II until he sneeZed 1t was re-
ported that the new instrument was tried upon
RABBIT, WDich went on calmly eating its
dinner in front, while !. was beng cut into
ribbons 10 the rear. The Inventor, DIR. Richard
son, explains, however, that this was not ex-
actiy the Gaze. He intended 10 try the experi.
ment, not upon RABBIT. but upon MS own
person, when, unfortunately, the knife broke
at the very last moment. II can be mendet.
and then we trust the ingenious gentleman
VIII oe able to eat hl7 dinner IN front and b.
cut to ribbons 10 the rear wi,h all ,maginabIq
relish and sltisfaction."
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AHoTHHR RIfUALIsrIC Waffle ritual

AnOTHHR RIfUALIsTIC WAR.-The rituals.
TIC war has broken ont In Massachusetts,. The
Rev. Fisse, Of Christ Church. Plymouth, being
OF st. Albsnian proclivitles, has excited the
indignation OF Bishop Eastburn, Of Massachu.
setts, who most emphaticaliy 10 not OF st. Al.
banian proclivities, but who regards candles
crossings, informing and genufiexions msds 10
the altcr with old. fashioned New England
horror; so the offending Mr. Fisse has recei we'd
notice from his spiritual father that he must
not officiate In any Protestant Episcopal
Church in Mess chlsetts. Perhaps Mr. F,s 9
thinks That Bishop Esstburn himself II rather
"hish," at least in his notions Of episcopal pro.
rogative.-Nev York Tribune.
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ga new sensation IL announced In Italy.
Not long since young aud beautiful woman
appear before foe Roman senate. and an.
nouncet herself tcbe the last descendant Of the
Emperors Of the East. living nnknOWn with
her fatner in valley In Piedmont; and, pro-
ducing documents1 she demanded au investl.
CATION of her preSeneaons. The Senate com.
piled with her requeet, and nnaliy recognised
her ss the Princess L1scaris- Paleologus, or.
der'rg her rsws 10 b mus lnecrlb on the
.Bcok Of Gold" at the Capitol The Princess
sub'squently went % Florence. where she hes
now taken boloer step, and founded Ma.
sonic Lodge tor women. .es r.'F
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MOUNT VERONA visit TO this sacred spot
Is now one OF the mort pleasant and profitable
excursions which II Is possible 70 make fr0m
this city, IS those whe left the heat and dust of
the metropolis behind them yesterday and en-
haIked on the Arrow are willing 20 cert,fy. The
steamer Is IN charge Of courteous ofncers, and
e2ourstoniSts are well taken care of, besides
getting the full benefit of the delightful breeze
on the Potomac which is calculited to save
doctors bills As the steamer leaves every
day, citizen and strangers have no excuse for
not NisltiEg me resting place OF him, who was
s'first IN war, first in peace, and first in ths
hearts OF his countrymen."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-19

RECOVERY OF STOLEN MoNKY-Asa Rhodes.
OF Richmond, W., whose safe was SO myste.
riodsly robbed Of ne.-rly $500 three wcax,
s nee, recovered the money in rather a strange
way At Grs enfield, few days ago. 1t sc Ems
that while the agents OF French's Circus were
IN the latter town making arrangements for an
exhibition, they found among the robes of tne r
buggy tetwos. $1,000 and S,O1J In money aud
notss, some OF which were drawn in the name
OF Mr.. Rhodfs. A telegram was immedta. civ
sent 10 Mr.. Rhodes, who went down to Gre N
field and ide atified his properly, every dollar
OF the amount stolen being recovered. II is
suppos ed the burglar placed bis plumber IN thi :
odd place, to escape detection, while the cir
the Iobb-ry.
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IRR GREATEST relief imaginable can be al
forced this warm weather by wearing one OF
inc Sc elegant suits selling at such astonishinc-
~ lev prlces at The celebrated Oak Hall cloth
M store, 400 Seventh street, opposite the Posi-
Once. where. in addition 20 Sent'emen's Ban
rock Burn," Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue, drab
q ete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl.
baide suits IA great rety are also to be had al
he most reas enable prices. 26,6
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ExcURsIoNs.-1his: morning, in addition 10
q fnIl list Of general passengers, the steamer
w. w. Cot, Ry Their in command. carried do WI
20 Nor:olk some sixty odd Masons, and other
citizens OF Uniontowl and Washington, OF an
excursion trip, the profit proceeds OF viii h
are 10 be appropriated towards the erection of
Masonic Hall al that place, (Uniontown.)
Many OF the Masonic fraternity were accom
PAM. with their families, and altogether the
party went off in happy spirits, and every
thing augured pleasant time.
Preceding the departure Of the Colt the
steamer Arrow, MAJOR Sykes IN command,
glidsd on from the same (Gait's) wharf on her
regular excursion 10 Mount Vernon, taxing
down q large number OF excursionists, included
among whom We're Fred. Douglass and triends
(eolored,l and the malgamated couple MIR
and Mrs. Montague. mention Of whose marriage
was publis he'd in the STAR of yesterday.
The steamer Keyport, Capt. Hollingshead
made an exclusion, with q private perty on
board. this morning, for Piney Point and other
land ngs, and tins afternoon, at o'clock the
PHILHARMONIC Society will make q moon,ish,
excursion to 6lymont, for which purpc.e fhe
steamer Wawaset has been chartered.
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1T is amusing to read and see-as we read
and see daily-jon-nals in the West discussing
the removal Of the Federal Capital from Wash.
ington city. The West is growing with won
derful rapidity, but, divided as it will be upon
the proper site, the Federal CAPITAL will
remain where 1t Is for the next fifty years.-N.
Y Express.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-19

LIGHTNING RoDs.-The folly of attemptipg
to insulats lightning rods with a ring of eIa
Is shown by the fact that an elsc.rlc coil the
spark from which is necessarily much les
powerful than fash of lightning, has been
made IN London, by which electricity is driven
through five ipcbe. of glass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-19

ATryNTIoN.-We beg to call the attention OF
medical practitioners and in yalids to s.Speer's
StaIcard Wine Bitters," as mildly stImulat.
lated persons, from whatever cause. Theil
base is Speer's pure wine, without the sem
blance OF medication, except by herbs and
roots. the most delicate laoies use them witt
oecided advantage. They are remarkably
pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-19

~Rooert f. Spraeue, broker of Ogdens.
burg, New York, was arrested in New York
cny, on Monday, where he has recently ar.
lived from Mexico, charged with elopius from
Ogdensburg with another mans wife ana "a
kiIg with him two thousand dollars in money
belonging 10 other people.
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AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. nj
The MarlbOro' Gazette this week has the 20

AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
The Marlboro Gazette this week has the fol-
lowing items:
Railroad Casa Jury to recon sider and de.
eide upon the damages sustained by John 7
Lacey, by reason of the passage of the Balti.
more and Potomac Railroad through his lands
made decision last week. This case was sent
back by the Circuit Court for informalities
The award Of the first jury was S1OO-the see.
ond jury gave S237 The amount claimed was
some seven or eight hundred dollars.
Land Sale -Messrs. Bowie & Keech. as attor-
neys for the owners. recently sold the far m
owned by the late Henry Carrick's heirs, sup
posed to contain DIS acres, to Messrs. Kendie az
Onion, Of Washington city, for S7,OOO-S2,OOO
cash, and the residue IN twelve months. Gen.
L. T.. Darlington, u. 5. District Attorney, ha !
within day or two past bought OF John T.
Walker Esq, farm containing about I50
acres, for 5000. Well done for the upper part
of the county
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AFFAIRS IN LoUDON COUNTY, VA.-The
Leesburg Mirror this week has the following
Items:
The weather IN this section continues dis.
tressingly hot aud dry. We have not had a
rain worthy OF the name for the last six weeks
Vegetation of every kind is suffering and tbe
corn crop especially will be cut very shor,
without an early moIstening OF the earth, TIE
same accounts reach us from all parts of the
STATE. In foe nne corn.growing region along
the Rappahannock, the Frederic Ks burg Herald
says there are hundreds Of acres that will
scarcely yield bushel to the acre.
August Term OF the county court confirm ned
all last week. The presentmeut by the grand
jury OF William b Downey, Common wealth
Attorney, for altering the records Of the cour,
some time ago. occupied the attention O. tn q
court nearly two days, and was finally referred
to military headquarters for Investigation.
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THIS rs TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. Il.
Wilson & Go. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, a cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star. ia
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"OHAMPAeUR. r-Richsrd Swiveiler's deyo-
ton TO "the rosy wculd have received ee.
we're shock could he have peeped into the great
liquor STORE recently seized ~ reven ne officers
These inquisitivs people found whits wine,
mo.se-es and yitrtol All ussd In the maniac.
ture Of cbsmpasne, which woald answer very
well " people were all sscopper fasteaed;'' bot
IS hey are non you know. vitriol and mo,ssses
will play the rui chief 9TH their internal ar.
Isugemeots- Norfolk Virginia.
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s6Our bellies call great many people to
church these summer Sundays
- The question OF Chinese voting is settled
in Lcuisiana. where seven Cinnamon were
registered ina single Parish.
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CHRAPHR THAN THE CHRAPRsr.- Whit,
SHIRTS, IS cents, 81, 81 %, and upwards. I'm.
dershirts and Drawers, from IS 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 box; and all other goods
81 equally low prices, at Franc i Goldman,s
Marble Hall, No. 4Ss 7th street. opposite Patent
Omce. S,6l:
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MUST wIN-rNo Use Denrno the Fae,n-
stevens, Proprietor of the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle Of selling Tea that mus
Uan, being sound and correct IN every feature
Cue pound IS cheap as though YOU bought q
thousand.
t.ls ssHOyG. s26 Tth stroo,
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CHARGES AND CoUNIRR CHARGRs.-Last
evening. Orhcer Felt arrested James Collins
on the charge Of an rssault and battery and
threats preferred by Mary Collins. and Justice
Una dismissed tue nrst ca e, end held him 10
bail 70 Keep the Pc ace on the Sc ond He fben
charged her With threats, aad the warrsut was
served by Ofieer Howe, when he Jus.ice Also
placed her under bail.
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LOCAL N E W s.

Amusements. Excursions, Pic-Nics, &c.
EXCURSION 20 Glymont this evening of the
Philharmonic Society.
SxMI-wKKKLY EXCURSION 70 Mount Vernon
On the steamer Arrow, on Tuesday and Thurs.
day
Nailor x Bros stables.
MARkRrrER's ART GALLERY, 4s6 An street.
SMITH & STEoSG's ART GALLxaY, 2,5 +
street.
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PLAYING BALL IN The STREgr.-Yesterday
Lieut.. TAFT, with several officers msde a a. .
scent on a crowd OF boys who are in the habit
OF playing bill IN the II II, IN the over part
OF the second Wsrd, much ID the apnoyanc, of
persons ssIng there, aud arr II q piue of
the n, Two of whom We've fined 81 each, and the
Others ordered 10 belocksd up q few hours by
Justice Harrer
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d. SHHzHAs, Secretary. o'n''

NOT YET RECONSTRUCTED The fol,ovipv
~ copy Of q letter received at the United
States Ife:surer's ONCE. We give It uerbalim
ef literdtsm: '"
CLAYTON, JOHNSTON COUNTY, N. O, Aug.
ust IL, leos.-Ar. y. Il. Spinaer, Es9-Sir: has
Reed enc Of your nouces to remit as a dona
non 70 the onildinga monument for A. Liucon
one thousand dollars 10 the building and YOU
can come and take charge Of the said proDrgv
At any time. So will cote some Of your o wn
words IN part. win malice towards none,
with charity Tor all, with nrmuees ss the (yon :
sttution Of the U. 8. Give as to sc the wright
done uEto others a. we would wish II done
unto N. Eours, RoBf. N. BRIDoBR
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DOCTOR sChUMAN pCRANDs TONIC,

y
PREEPARED From TIE C9NCsNrRATED
NAG BRANDY AND PYRO PHOSPHATE
This preparation is con posed of the Component
70 by increasing the purity and quality Of both
Flesh and Blood, gives action and tone to the Ali
mentsry Canal and building mp the hum an frame.
IT Is a cf EgKINe G pIsEa s2s THE FOL
Incipient Consumption. Nervous Debility, Dys.
81 spd S1Sy & nsSi1s H.
Sn5GSS sGfss And 10 ISrss
ysa nus. .solS ~ q nsssisias aas
make certain Cure in the most obstinate and for
PRICE, 81 PEB BOTTLE.
PREPARED AT
No. l95 WEST PRATT STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
GEARLIs STOTI, ans Pennsylvania avenue
;oa .. ssI s; E vi S1.ss. AGENT .,
PRoPosALs FOR Tslsa BEEF.
HEApQRs FIRsr MILITARY DIsrRIcr,)
ylssisl. As ~ .:s
s.slsd ProIess'f On d.Iiicsts) Nh g rsoei.sd
w., until MONDAY. ecItsnhsr 18Th. ls6e ct L
psIsrtnsns 1isk SfISf D y q WiSeSssssr.
Va, toe six months, bon Ootobeg lst, re, such
!sss tine = - Oonnassary osasrai Of sahsis'
sisss:s :" s;,.s.sa e :. prs..s. e respond
% Sess oide. ~ 2s % give oonos Ter the
OopSitioss, reQuirsnsnR, payments, &c. So
b. coSsssd Of Brsves nsie. General Csnby.
Brsves Major end Chief OoumiSary Of su6:iss
once, First Military District. On Hot
DROPOsALS fOR fOEL AID TORAGI.
OFFICE 0HIEp QuARrRRxAsrER,
- 1I1sr uITAR Y DIsIRIcr.
1icu MoND> VA. AlgQee IL. l06e y
Sealed rroDoea9 lin llplioetel viii Be reneivei
o this once until r. II. of WADNBeDAY, the
18th day Of 6eDtember. 1859. for the delivery Of
WOOD, OATS, AHD Hay, 70 the Post Quarter
master q Winchester, Vlrginis, in such qualtties
as may % requtreo from 0outh 20 month. for the
servtcs OF thss fost during the DeFtod ending June
separate proposals. are required: For Wood, 10 be
sS 20 ss fs% :n: Or sESSasd Te:
sSsS s pounds % tSs SusSei fcr Rsy 9 Be- ii
cured and Of the best quality.
amounts and conditions Of delivery, can be Oh.
taine4 .: the ONCE OF the Post ouartermaster 81
Winchester Vs., or at this Office
By order q the Commanding gsnernI First diii-
sary Disssi co,o.., o,n.,,s GHANSL -:
Chief Quartermaster LIST Military Dissri,t
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PAINFUL AccIDENT.-Yesterday loren oon
MIS- A. M Meacbam, pre- s-feeder in Captain
y. La Rodier's branch printing office, in the
Corrency Eurcau, Treasury Department. h.d
Two mn yers Of the right hand badly Jammed by
eetting them into the running gear OF the press
Sne went 70 tue once OF DR.. Lincoln, who
dressed the injuries, after which she went TO
her residence.
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EQUITY COURT. Juiye F.SbeT.-Cross vs.
Dress; order OF publication against ab-en =
fsndant. In re, estate or Is3ac q. Bartlett; or
der confirming additional proc edings of
Orphans Court. Collins VS.. Collins: decree
pro confesso, aud leave to take testimony
Pierce ct al VS. Halbert ct L.. final ratificatio
OF trustees sale. Whelan ct al. VS. James e..
all decree pro confesso, and appointing ".
Carusi 10 take testimony.
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DENTISTRY,

he 7. C0UABE: DENTIST, No. 2ss an
street. between N aud o streets rz~
inhiih extracted without pain. TEETH GI]
ms.fte1 ca God, Silver, or Rubber ~ln6
Ten. sAd nhed In the best naI-er, on moderate
has. w. AND II. A. MERRILL DENrIsTa
No geo PkHHsiLyAHIA AvF-<~
nSk, reswesn LIZA md lsth streets, fur
o. rinee desired. Pure Nt-0ss Ortds Ga, con.
yssntly on hand Tor extracting teeth without pain
once eensIecton IN every particular. no I0liy.
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CITY ITEMS.
.JRMRLRY.

Cut Bird Chair S, and
Fancy Goods, new styles,
Received every day this week from New Yor x
at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store. No. s36
pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-19

KEW. b. +. WIGRr. 5. J., President of Gen.
xaga College. sailed IN the steamship from
Bremen, for New York. on the I4th instant,
and 10 expected TO reach Washington about the
set1 OF this month. He hrs been absent since
November last, and his sojouru in Europe has
fully restored him to health-an announcement
thai muAt be truly gratifying to host Of his
friends In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-19

GRAHD LARcEHY.-Yesterday afternoon
Oncer Acton arrested Willis Minor on the
from the store Of Mr.. Chas. Fisher and Jus.
tice Harper committed him to iail for court