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SAILS OF RHAL EsfArI--w l. Wall A. yo.
aactioneers, have sold part Of lot4 square %,
feet, improvements consisting Of an old frame
building. TO James B. Jones, Agent. for esa5
also, unimproved, 26k feet 'front.' adjoining
above, 70 James Green, at 10 cents Per square
loot
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PIC.NICS. EXCURSIONS, &c.
SICOND GRAND TOURNAMENT
OF Kb I0HTH0OD OF ", NJ, DO.

Al the request OF our many friends we have been
induced TO repeat our Grand Tournament a
ON HOLIDAY, SEPTEMBER
When nothing Will be left undone TO make \
IL agreeable 70 all; having added more of the
best riders e the list. The following Knights
Knight Of Fairfax. Horace Bailey; Knfsh, of
Royal, Winfield Watkins; Knight of September.
Andrew Carlin: Plain Knight. Amor Payne;
bia, = n. Buchanan; Knight Of GeoT getown. A
Homiller; Knight Of Strawberry, p. r. Watkins:
Kpisht Of Montgomery, B. Colncflmap: x nisht
Of Port Tobacco, VIM, Brooks; Knight of Fair Sew.
Ii. Jones; knight Of lawn. J. Powell: KniShf ~
Msshi1eton, Augustus eeitz; Knight of MARY land,
A spisndid'Brass and String Band has b.sn or.
gagged. Riding to commence Ct o'clock shsrn
Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting Ladies and Gen
teman. terry Tree.
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THB sUBsOBIBlRs HAVE THIS DAY RI.
moved their Art STORE from No. 3Ol Penna
sysnue. 70 No. 2ls , street, between 18th and
Our new store viii be opened 20 the pm bic %
soon Q: it can b properly fitted MP, with . new
Thanking the public for PEST favors. We hope TO
receive Q continuance Of their Datro on age which
U3 SMITH 4 STRONG.
ira w AND SAL ~" aG1i sSo
STREET. AT 4ABKRIrIRT, (erREIr.
Ho. le6 Seventh street, between and = streets,
Cheice OIL Paintings, Eneravines, Chromos, 10,
Also, Largest etock PsPerhanGings, Window
Shades. Picture Frames, Picture Cord and ras
CASH. Please Remember Name and Number
ap My
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-24

BASE BALL.-The Excelsior Club, of Brook
lyn- New York, arrived In this city this morn
ing and took up their abode at wilIard's. A
match game between them and the Olympics
n in progress on the National grounds This
afternoon To-morrow afternoon they play
The Nationals -
The game yesterday. in New York, between
The Nationals, Of this city, and the famous Al.
laniics was won by the latter by q score OF 2I 70
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FOND OF CHICKBNs.-Yesterday morning
q chicken coop of oficer LAWYER, Of the seventh
precinct, was robbed Of twenty-five chichens.
known as the Spanish breed. Lawler suspect.
ing colored man named Edward Dickson
went 10 his house and found Dckson's wife in
the act of boiling four of bis pet fowls Dickson
and mis- wife were arrested and taken 10 the
station house, when Dickson admitted the
theft, but said he thought they belonged to A
solored woman who owed him money and
that the account was now squared The
parties are held for q hearing before Just,cs
Schmidt
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s.Ls6r sdhook .efsl sS Ski ssD GIRLS.

Will commence its Eleventh Annual eesston
- September 9Th.
ne patronage Of those Who wish to place their
children where their mental and moral MIRO re-
ment will receile conscientious and assid mons at
tton, 10 earnestly solicited. In addition % q rb-
eral patronage. Mrs Peck has the pleasure Of re-
ferIipg TO bey. Or. A. ID Gillette. Rev DR. p.
HILL, kev DR. p. Parker. Rev. J. n Coombs Rev
j. V. Lewis, ID. Il. Hssner, M. ID. aug In
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In citizens from all parts ef the country until a
Country what We proposed to do. ''0'" 's" 'ns
M. Thomas Taylor, OF the Ordnance Depart.
meat. said that in 1851 he was connected with
teSinning was to secure an eminent lecturer 70
20 through Great Britain and Ireland, and de.
velop the interest In the subject matter OF the
exposition and explain to the people what was
textile fabrics, manufactures SC. For example
ne oisPlayed . large medallion, beautifully
Iorned, and showsd them the result OF the
oss ~ wssked In clay: The point be was after
COMFY me uses they could make Of different
maserais, Gay. sand, &C.. and how they could
nnc az ZOE tneas articles o. other places. He
enabled them 70 forxsrS ~ rs.r. &c ana
sand, &c, 70 the exhibition. By these Lectures
an, 40 ,ss osssr snS wois each striving 70
number Of articles were sent 10 ,ne srhih,tion'
He referred 70 the great beAsnts Ia hs dSrs~~s
nom me ZEE s.hioition: ss.tins that before The
b. made we had to send to Paris for tss sSnS.
which doubtless could b found In our or
MT. ". 8. Huntinssou sa,d he haa ,,,u . =.
Ter from prominent citizens Of Boston approv.
ing OF the plan for holding an lntsnstionsi
Exhibition At Washington, and Offering shsr
Mr.. W. q. Metssrott, who was called upon.
said he had seen the Exhibittons a. LONDON
and ct Paris, and although N uch had been SAID
ABOUT me ioSmef, ne thought IL Was nothing 70
compare 70 tne Paris Exposition, rWhich was
Tie largest, although the American Depsrtment
was inferior. owing 70 the bad manafenent Of
our Commnsiouer. The building for the Paris
Exposition was constructed much more cheap.
IL than that at London, CONSISTING Of larre
sheds and glass; but had no interior walls.
The greatest expense was incurred In leyeliue
the grounds, sc. He hoped the exhibition here
would be arranged on the economicai plan of
the Paris Exhihiuon. At the Paris Exnosition
they had no provision TOR gas or vatsr, conse-
Quently Il was closed at night. which was
thought best, a. many articles would not show
70 advantage at night and me expense Of gas
and fixtures was then avoided. He did no
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EsTABLIsHED II 1854.
". b. wHEATLEY,s
fb II U ID 6f1 AN DYING
CLEANSING IsraBLusHmrHr.
no. 40 JEITE R6ON AZ

n
Qo. - JErFERSON ST.
GEORGETOWN. D. O.
sYlete With every desirable apparatus ana pro-
wtn fns best talent end artistic skill 70 be
OOtxineo, with constant personal attention on the
part OF the proprietor, makes this the beet place
IN the district 70 have all orders in his line we'll
And promptly executed. ee2i 6m
II HTHoMAs BOWLING. Auct.: Gesreetovp.
TRUSTEE SALE
IN by v1ftue OF deed Of trust, duly recorded
81 In Liber No 666 folio 7S, viii Offer 1t pubIie
=. =. sase on MONDAY, the 9TH day Of September.
eli that part Of Lot number 1s. in Besil addition
sS Ssoreetovn, district OF Coinmbia Besinnine
6Guse, on the north .ide Of Bridge street and run
ming west "A fest; thence north 100 feet: thenca
east 2 feet then south l2O feet 70 Bridge street
saa she BEGINNING, With the spacious tWo-story
pied By the late ames FullalOve, with the use OF
Icy seven 1901 siey adjoinfpe sad premises. This
Tor business, and supplied with gas and water,
makes IL desirable property. Terms at sale
p. JACKSON. Trustee.
20 D-dtcs THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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D1BMG3 WONDERFUL RunHDY-
V1Ap q q u.
Resd PamDhlst Of rsmarkshls cures.

MApAnoIenLL1 10o1f IN fss11s her
October. uveetDg coavsfSatiouai clss0es iron 8
g CLOCK. Terms made Known q her residence,
Ma avenue. % l5-eolm<
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ARRHsrKD FOR FRAUD.-John n. Brown,
residing on Capitol Hill, was arrested Wednes.
day night by Omcer Wilson, on the charge of
fraud Brown, IL 10 alleged. had procured the
discharge of O soldier Of the l63d Pennsylvania
volunteers. since deceased. named Evan Zones
and gong 70 the Quartermaster's Department
and representing himself as Jones, obtained a
certificate of transportation TO Leavenwo
Kansas. This pass, IL 10 alleged, he was trying
10 sell when he was arrested by Mr. Koontz.
the agent OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, who turned him over TO Ohicer Will.
son. Brown was sent 70 Jail for court by ] as.
tice Schmidt
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INSTALLATION OF OPPICRRs-Tne following
omeers OF me Grand Circle of the Il. u I'll Fl
e. A. of the District of Column mia vere insfa,ia1
aiew evenings since:-Alex. Lawson, of Mount
vernon Circle, No 6, q. O. Washington; w.
a ID bradley. Jefferson. S, G.. Q. Jefferson;
- Brown. Capitol. 1, q. y. Franklin; W. s.
CLARK. Jefferson, 5, q. @. Wayne; ID. McCath.
ran, Capitol, !. G.. O. Fulton; W. NJ. Stille,
Jefferson, 5. q. q. Girard; w. Tnoms Frank.
lin. 4. q. 5. X; David Lsscallet, Jefferson 5,
O. t.; j. Z Dement,, Potomac. 2. q. M; James
HIrellne. Franklin. 4. q. Herald W. McDer.
nett Washington, 3 q. w. d.; =. w. Bradley
washington, 9, g. w. O.; ID. McCathran, g.
Lecturer.
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AN lMPORTAST ARREST-lt turns out that
the woman arrested by Detective McDevitt for
roboing the house or Wm. Ssnderssn is none
other than the notorious Mary Buchanan,
alias Mckay, alias Mary King, who in
1coo figuring so extensively in our police
records, and was arrested on charge or
poisoning Mrs. Edwards by putting
acetate Of lead in the wate- she drank She
escaped from the police office at that time. She
was also charged with poisoning a child of
Mrs John +. Pepper, now Mrs. Frank Chase
and also OF robbing Mrs. Pepper Of silks and
veiyets 70 considerable amount. Mrs. Chase
This morning identified this woman In jail "a
The person who 70 ebed her in 1865
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Approved, April 10. 1Sf9.
Public Res, ,lutiun- No. ISL

Res LUTON ena' ling b,.us file settle 10 pur-
| chase certain lands acquired ON he Ureat and
Little Usage tribe of Indians.
Resolved by the Senate and Uouse IF Repre-
sentstives the United States II America in
Congress assemble T., That any bona tide S til r
residing upon any portion of he lands soli t. the
United States by virtue Of the first and second
articles of the treaty con-iu ed between the
United States and the Great and Little Usage
The If indians, Septeni er twehty-ninJh. i-h-
teen hundred and siNty-fiye. and pr. laim,
January twenty first, e,g tteer hunir.d and
sixty-s-ven, VIII Is citizen of the uuired t ties
sr ,t.alI have d.car. d his int nton 10 hecnmr a
citizen of tn United States, shall he. .nd hereby
is, entitled to purchase the same in quantity
exec ding one hundred and sixty acres, vi pfice
# one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre.
within two years from the passage IF II is act,
under such rules and regulaT ion- may BE- pre-
sctibed by the Seer. .ry Of the Interior: .,ru-
vid-d. however. That both the odd and
numbered sections of the said lsuLs shall be SUBJ
j-ct to setrI. meni and sale A. above provided:
Ard prov cd further, hat the xseenth ami
thirty-sixth sections in oh town hIp Of sad
l,nsis shall be reserved tor Stat schul purposes
in accordance with the provisions OF the ac Of
admission Of til State of Ia Provided. how
ever, That nthing IA this act shall he construed
in any manner affecting any legal rights hereto
fore vested in AIM other party OF parties.
Approved, April To- 1863
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pproved. April 10, 1859.
[Pub,ic les ,lu,.on-No. %

joint Re>oIation granting the right of way for
TIL construction # "A raiir al from point al Gr
b'sr i,"rt1 nd, Greg n. to p int Yves Of the
Cascade mountains. IN " hinytou Il ritory
Raj, cad IRpany b.. ard heraby is an hnTiz d
70 .t,Ed its iran:i lire from pc n at or hear
Portland. rag n to some -nitaaie loint IN puget
utia, 20 h. determined by said company, aud
is.r 70 connect he with its nian line west
# the e. ade mountain, in the territory Of
Washington: III extension hef'ic subj CT t. al
h- T,difinn- and provisions, ard said c rnnans
in respect thereto how entitled IT, all The lights
aud priv eces con erred by the act IN Incorporating
said camranv. and al acts add iona 10 and
r,n. ,l4t..ry Thereof: Provided. That said com
pay -. net be eHtItlcd ans srh-idy in money
h1r's ct a,Iii iruai lands Of he United Stats,
IN psJt 10 said ext,usitn # its branch Tins as
4fg->s'i exc II sncl, lands may be Included in
rtie Ii=ht Of way ea the Ii Of such extension as
il rraS b. located: fMd provided 'urtler. ? hat
Al Iea- 'westy-fise miles Of sid eTtensi sba
lie constructed before the second day IF July,
ii Lteaa hnu.se. and srventy-one, ard forty
niles per year thereafter until the VIZ lie ct said
extern ion shall lie eonpIet d.
approved, april 10. 1863.
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TPub ic-No. %
An act to renew certain grants of land to the Stat
of Aia,siiit.

Pub Ic-NO- -.
An act to certain grants Of land to the State
of Aiat'inii-
Be il enacted by the nate and II luse Of Rep
resantatve- Of the United Stats of Amer lea Z.
Congress. asse;abl. L. That much of the grant
OF lands ma e I the State Of Al b an. by act
of Congress a prove. Jun- three, eighteen hun
bred and lift, tx, ent tied 90 A. act antiDg
p .l,iic i.nts in alternate sections TO tie State Il
AIs.bamt to aid in the CONSTRUCT ion of certain
IA lruadS in saii tate : anted t. as-
SYST in the buidi :, of raiiroa Is - from rear
Gai>den to some in; tine siabama aud Mr.
sisspgi state line in direction t. he Mobile
and VI 10 rarrad, with view TO connect With
the sud g.oblie and OHIO ralroad +" and g from
Gadsslen TO cunn-ct with The &c riga ami Ten
nessee and T"n;iessse ne of rs-ilroais thr ugh
Chatto"ga, Wills. and Lookout Valleys Is
hereby revived and rrnewe;, .uije t all the
conditions AID restrict Gus cnnlaueti in the act
referred TO- and subject the further limitan n
una if either Of the said railroads l. Not
pleted within three years from the time IF the
passage # this act no further sale shall he mads
the b--erir If such raj nj the lands
Ss,It shall revert the UniIe,i >tates: Provided,
Tint the lands granted by the act hereby re-
vivei, except mine raj liiis. stall be Suld to
actual set lerS only in quinlti-s II greater than
on--guarjer -scr'on TO one purchaser. and fbI
price not exceeding two tiuiiaTs and ffty Gents
per acre.
SEQ. . And be it further enacted That the
right, power, an authority is hereby gwen to
the companies buiid rg the sf ressd railroads 20
take nm IN. pUilc LAM adjacent TO lie lihe, If
said tiir a earth. stOne and other male iais for
the trscti thereof; AMI the right "f WAY Is
hereby grat,ted tn the extent Of hunired feet
in width n each side OF said Railroads where hey
nay PISS Over The publ Lands. 'nclu i'iG nege
say grounds tr stations ami stI uctureS connected
her with, not exceedin. forty acres any one
sta5jor--
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Approved, April 10, 1899
IPuhlic-No q.

An Act to discontinue Sault Ste Marie. as a por
OF entry in the superior district and to estab
lish Marque tie in lieu thereof
Be il enacted by the Senate aud House Of tep-
re-entati OF the United states e America in
Cong ess assenlb ed, That -auit te. Narie in the
district Of superior, is hereby discontinued as a
port of entry, and that the port Of eatry for the
district be, and is hereby, e-tshl he'd at Mar
querte. at which place the collector Of The DIS
trict shall reside. ana deputy collector shall re-
side at Saulr ste. Marie
SEC 2. And be it further enacted, That all
acts ami parts Of acts cunarayening this act be.
and the HEREBY, repealed This act
shall take effect from and after the tenth day of
Nav next
Approved April 10, 1869.
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1Puhlic-No IQ1

An Act regulating the rights of property OF mar
ried woman in the district If Columbia.
Re it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentafives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That in the District of Col
umbia the right any married woman TO any
property, persona! real, belonging to her at
the time of marriage, or acquired during mar
riage in any other way than by gift or convey
ance from her husband, shall be absolu e as If
she were femme sole, and sh ali not be subject to
the disposal of her hu-band, nor be liable for his
debts; but such married woman may convey, de-
wise, and beaueath the same, or any interest
Therein, III the same manner anu with like effect
as il she were unmarried.
Sac , AMI be it further enacted, That any
ia rie,f woman may contract, and sue and be
sued IN her own name, in all matter> having
iation to her sole and separate property in the
same manner as il she were unmarried; but
neither her husband nor his properly shall be
bound to any su~i contract nor liable for any re-
covery against her in any such SUIT, but judge
ment may be inf,Tcei b. execution against her
sole and separate c;tate in he same manner if
she were sole.
Approyed April 10 1859
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Public Res ,lutiy,l-No. 81

joint Resolution to facilitate the construction OF
the custom GuSe at Bangor. Maine.
b il resolved by the Senate AM II use Of Rep
Iesenrsfiv-s Of the UnIe-i ates OF America in
ou..res, assembled. That the secretary Of Il e
Treasury he authorized t. make preSeUt api'li-
c,iiun of the EveHi five IN u-.ild duiir- Il, pto
priateG AT the last session IF the frirt congress
for the Ban.a custom house and puhiic buildings,
the tu lie splied To the provi ID i'll said
appr Iri Iti,i' hereby Increasing the said APP
proirid;ioH Is ierrti lie male
Approved, April 5, 1869.
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Ipublic Re.olu,ion-No isl
A Resolution tor the protection Of soldiers AMI
their heirs

Resolution tor the protection Of soldiers an,
their heirs
Resolved by the Senate aud Hou>e of Repre-
seist OF The United States of Aneric. in Z, n
sress ssss nbi d. That the ing cfiice,s q.
the tress iry and pay deIar wi4o chtI set
With the sttiement and yii,nt # b0unIie- due
tbs iders n their heirs b.. and they are hereby
directed TO pay 70 tie paid the fund
du- TO the SAID su,ders or their he.rs III per-on
by transmitting the amount TO them direct IN
atirIit Or drafts, payable to his, he their
order. or through tn. Ere dmen's EuTeau, or
state agents -ppoihtei specially for that pm
psse- ve-''sr> If national asyiunis, or pension
sgen, o! he district where he she, or they may
RESIDE anu not t" any claim eiif or upon nay
power OF attorney, transfer or assignment
Waste'1-
oAc. - 1hi VIC - i"' M iV>' ~. AI'' any
officer OF CLERK OF any 90 the executive dei"rt
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pproved, March 26, 1859.
Public Re~olution-No. II

7
A Resolution relating to government buildings at
Fort Tvtten. DAKOTA Territory.
Resolved by the Senat. and House of Represen-
t.tiseS Il the Unit Il States II america n Con
6ress ass ubl d That the Secretary OF War be-
asi be hereby is, authorized an empowered 10
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totten,
Dla ts Territory, to be constructed of brick
and Ia accept those said fort already con-
s:ructei OF brick Provided That in his judgment
hHiliilg- Of that mater isl viii not he ex-
pensive thln br ldinss Of wood And provided
f;.rt.cr- That appropriation will be necessary
t-fef
ApriI 6 1874
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fPubIic Resolution-No 4

A Resolution in reiation 10 lighthouses the
coast of Oregon.
Resolved by the Sen ,fe am! House Of Represen-
tatyes If the Tn ted STATES of America in Con
gre,s assembled. That Ehe erection of the light
house at Aluitna bay, and If other lighthouses
on the coast Il Oregon. for which appropriations
have been or IN ty be made. shall not be delayed
for want If the cinseut OF the legislature of the
State 10 the purch ,se Of the sites for such
lighthouses
Approved, March 26, 1860.
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hs. s. ~ 4 . - n,
ECLE CTIC PHYSICIAN

A IL DISEASES or wOMsN AND CHIT
~ dren especially treated. Old Chruni'' u g
eases cared. irivate diseases If every characfe'
treated in strict confidence n. R-NU o. CA
SION 10 90 ~ 8 N FRANCISCO.
Office, Wet size of Carson street, few doors
south # Peuroi fiCnse.
August 9th, 1863
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Resolution makin san Diego, California, port
Of delivery.
Resolved by the -enaie aud llou-e Of Represen-
taiives If the U..ited States of America liz Con-
gre assembled. that San pi-go. i.forHia be
and is hereby, created spurt f delivery tue
Gust ms collection district Of Francisco ami
that the deputy collector of that port receive the
same salary other deputy collectors of the dis
trict-
Apri
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County Auditors Report.

The County Auiitor has the honor to make the
following report. respecting the fiscal affairs of
'irmsiy County. for the six months ending on the
3uth June lst!':
The bal nee in the County Treasury on
the LIST day Of January, 1862 was......S1o, 4o1 y
l -. - IL.
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PUBLIC NOTICE TO PPF-EMPT1oN CLAIMANTS


ywfuteT
the
the Ste
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II OF &c E.
LAST AND Only CALL!

.rUfT WILL BE COMMENCE ID
~ against e:sct sud every person indebted 20 the
estate Of William Joy decreased, if not p ID
within fifteen d,.s from this date. Carson City i,
July 10Th, ls69.
WV. PATE SON,
Attorney for Anna joy. Adlninistra'rix Of said
EstaI-. 3w
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~ sft-.-.
There has also been transferred from the
General tuiid TO mike up the def
cheney in tire District Judge Salary
Fund the of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2, 20S 81
The balances in the several funds therefore
follows, viz: