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Evening star., 1869-08-12
Virginia News,

On Monday Messrs. Murphy and Merrell,
OF the Richmond police, arrested Jim Butler,
black, employed as porter to one Of the prin.
cipal boarding houses, and returned him to the
penitentiary. He murdered man In Fauqu uier
some years ago, and was sentenced to eighteen
years confinement. He was hired out on pub.
lie works, and made his escape some twelve
Reports from Staunton represent the corn
crop in that section as In exceedingly bad con.
dition, there having been no rain of any conse-
quence for nearly two months. Many farmers
speak Of cutting down their crops for fodder,
the growth Of the corn having been in such in
stances hopelesslv retarded. In other cases,
farmers count upon yield OF from one bushei
10 two or three barrels an acre.
The woods on the west side Of the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad at
Temples Turnout, about five miles from Rich.
mond, have been on fire for several days past.
The efforts made to put II out thus far Ia We not
eventuated in success. The undergrowth,
wherever its ravages have spread, has been
entirely destroyed, as also most OF the young
pine and oak trees.
The Potomac Baptist Association met in
Warrenton on the Attn. The Introductory dis
course was delivered by the Rev. W. X. ID.
Noncure. The following were elee ted perma.
nent officers: ]. 5. Bacon, ID. ID. Moderator
Rev. John Pickett, CLERK; and w. q. Kerfoot,
Treasurer.
The Presbyterians propose to hold series
OF open air meetings at Rapidan stahon, con.
mencing on Saturday next, the 18th inst, and
continuing as long as the interest manifested
may WARRANT LcOpI6 Will come from miles
around to Join In the exercises.
The Falmouth Distillery 10 advertised to be
said ON the 18th, on account Of claims against
IL by the United States Government The
same fate overlook the one In Fredsricks.
burg on several occasions under different
owners.
The Richmond Eng quirer and Examiner, for
some tune the property Of a JOINT stock com.
pany, will, II il said, soon pass into the hands
of . private firm, OF which Aessrs. J. &.
South and A. d. Bailey will be members.
Mr.. ]. u. walker, brother of the Governor
elect, has rscenuy purchased of Senator Nye
the beautiful country seat known q I1one.
wood, In Weetmorefand county, Va
We learn from the Richuond Whig that q
movement has been tnaugarAeed tor the reduc.
ton Of railroad ares In this state. n
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AFFAIRS IN LoUDoN COUNTY, VA.-The
Leesburg Mirror this week has tie folio wing

AFFAIRS IN LouDoN COUNTY, VA.-The
Leesburg Mirror thIs week has tie folio win 2
items:
Land !Sales.-The tract of land, beretofors ad .
vertised by b. p. Noland, trustee, known as
the Smith property, containing about las acre a.
was sold on Monday for Sii per acre R. e
Russell, purchaser. NJ. Harrison, executor of
b. W. Harrison, deceased, sold, on Saturday, q
lot OF ground containing about nine acres, near
the A., L and IL. depot, to George X. Fox, lr.
for @l25.5 per acre. The tract OF 200 acres of
land, lying near Aldie, and belonging to d. T.
Gulick. was sold at public sale on Saturday,
py B. r; Noland, trustee, for Sl005 per acre.
Mrs. Ella Mckenzie, purchaser.
Temperance JuLiiee.-There was a grand tenn
perance Jubilee in grove nelr Hamilton on
Thursday last. A large concourse OF people
was present, many Of them from Washing gtou
an a91 Ia. Alefandra S brought mp BY special tram
pleas ure OF being present, but understand that
able and interesting speeches were made on the
occasion by Mr.. McPheeters, OF Washington:
Revs John Lapdstreet aud ]. W Lupton, and
mr. !. Mort. kilgour, Of this county.
Loudon County Agricultural Society," -
Inere no longer seems to be a doubt that we are
70 nave an agricultural iair this fall, under the
auspices OF the above-named society. Alta meat
Ing OF the Executive Committee on Monday a
COMMITTEES was appointed to purchase the pos Is
and other necessary material for inciosiue the
gronnds' and contract for the putting up Of the
1enCing, &c.
Black Bass.-The waters of the Potomac
are furnishing a new species Ct game for our
nsnermen One day last week Thomas H.
Clsgett, Jr., caught six or eight bass large aud
nne, and TO him we are indebted for a ufry.
Tnese hsh were introduced into the Potoma =
only a few years ago, and already they have
become quite plentiful.
Surrey Finished. - Mr.. William T.. Ran.
dolph, Assistant Engineer on A., L. aud H. r.
r., has Just finished the running of the routes
OF the Leesburg and Aldie Turnpike.
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Alexandria and Vicinity.

AieX0n0Tl0 ana v1c1U1tys
The Ale1andIia @ ,zette Of last evening has
MARKKT. .HoUsI BUILD1He That portion
OF the market. house on Cameron street 10 to be
repaired The building 10 to be made a. high
a. mat ON Royal street, and neat iron pillars
are TO support the portico, instead Of the
square brick blocks now ans wering that pur.
pose. The second story Of the building will
Mr.. 3. F. Price has been awarded the con.
tract, and the WORK will be commenced q.
once.
BAHK CAsBs.-The motions agains, the
banks OF doWardsville. Scotsville, MonticslIo,
Philippi. Pittsylvania, and the Central Bank
OF Virginia, for fnJuactioa and the appoint
ment OF receivers, have been set for argument
cS sua ss 10 this
poned twice, will be tried Irrespective OF the
absence OF counsel. ~ -
HoMIcIDB-A man named Hayes a str ueer,
during tight al Guiiford Station. on tue Alex
andria. Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad,
yesterday was struck on the head with stick
by man named Hutchinson. a resident Of that
Ioca,ity, and 30 severely injured that he died
short time after wards. !
PRoPBRTY SALB.-The lot on the north west
corner OF Duke and Fayette streets, with the
frame tenements thereon, subject to a small
ground rent, the property Of John Gorham,
ben Johnston, for S225.
.BABY's LRe BROKB.-A baby four months
old, the infant Of Mr.. Wade, who resides on
Cameron street was left for a short time yes
terday under the care of some small children.
and during the absence Of the elder persons of
the family, had its left thigh bone tract ured.
OoLoRED BAPTIST AssoCIATIoN.-A Col.
ored Beptist Ass citation will be held at GulI.
ford Station. on the Alexandria, Loudouu and
Hampshire Railroad. commencing on Thurs.
day, the ID Of September, aud a special train
OF cars will be run TO that place on the Sunday
following.
WOOD has become almost drug in the mar.
ket the supply coming in exceeding the de-.
mand, and prices have consequently declined,
pine selling at S3aS3.50, and oak at S4ssi.5O
by the vessel or car load.
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APFAIRs IN PRINCE GEORGES CoUyTy
MOTTO Marlboro, Gn,ette has The folInui NJ

APFAIRs IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
MD.-The Marlboro Gazette has the following
items:
the Aims House for Prince Georges County,
has been awprded to Mr.. John +. Eckenrooe,
by the County Commissioners. The following
Will De tire dimensions OF the house: so feSt
front BY 35 deep, two stories high, slate. roof;
hrst story ten and the secood nine feet with
portico in front, the windows having Vene.
uan blinds. A large ball Will run entirely
through the building. There will be four
entrances, and will contain thirteen rooms
above the basement, to be used as kitchen.
The whole to cost S7,lO2.
Baltimore and Potomac Rdilrodd Capt. J. W.
Moore and his corps Of Engineers, who have
been so long In our neighborhood, have made
their appearance in Fredericksburg, Va. They
will be engaged in making surveys along the
proposed routes from the Potomac to Hanover
Junctio on.
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Yhe Public 1chsals 9

Mr. Enrro,. n oss,,..c. e. A.. =.
Co,.ra-
>onscss TWO systems Oh senoots arc now
maintained at the expense of the citizens OF
washington, one for the white and one tor the
colored children. Mayor Bowen has proposed
that these two systems shall be blended ints
one, under one board Of trustees. After indi.
eating the conviction Of his own mind that the
children Of different races should mingle in
the same schools, he says s'Ths character Of
all our schools should be, and BY proper efforts
might be, 50 elevated that no .eontamination,'
but only the improvement OF all classes would
result from such association. But in view Of
the differences OF opinion and the bitter, fool.
ish preJudices which have existed, and to
some extent sui exist, II is question how
same scnool can De effected without Gao sing
the witnorawal OF some Of those who most
neeu eoucanon In my judgment, this may
be safeiy left to the wise discretIon OF board
gested, and having at heart the best interests Of
all CLASSES" -'.-.-, rr-r,.--- ---r-r
His honor, In difference to the judgment, and
even TO the preJudlces, Of others, believes that
this matter should be left to the "wIse discre-
ton" Of trustees representing both races With
of the people Of color in this district as any
other white man possesses, I here undertake 70
sly that but few OF them have any tendency or
d. sire to obtrade where they are not welcome.
All they ask is the full reco ynition of their
rights before the law. They will take care of
the rest; and If they shall gravltate to Q sphere
beneath that occupie1 by Others with whom
they shall have had fair competition, they
will accept the situation without a murmur
Give them as good schools, with able te .chers
and proper appliances, and make no iaridioas
tnhibitiGns and all will be well.
The Hebrews in this country are white, ana
not intellectually or morally inferior to the
rest OF our people, and yet they are peculiar
Evening star., 1869-08-12

CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
sA Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 6th
streets, since 1851, successfully treats Oorns,
6untons, Chllblaine, Club and Ingrowtng
pain or incon venience 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 nom q. m. to p. m. Owing to press
OF business at ONCE, DR.. White Is unable TO
visit patients at their residences except between
@ and p. m.
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 80. 1869.
arfsIss ~ mFs9Iosais for furnishing the following
1870 viii be a thia yTGs g.
ath DAY OF August, 1859, ct y o'clock NJ:
ooo resms white laid Flat Letter, Il lbs. to the
lso fssns whits-card BIotting Board, l0O lbs to
100 Isams brown Manila Paper. aoxss, IS lbs. to
Sresns brown Manills Paper, 24zss, Sc lbs. to th.
Is resins brown Manila Paper, ss.o. 80 lbs. to the
4dozen quarts Boss Copying Ink
20 & doz. quarts Maynard NoJes' Writing Ink
St0O gress steel Pens
cola Pens. :iivsr ES @
ssSSezsn Sez Geld Pens ds;hholdsIs, .iver tips, HoI
dozen four blsded Knives, stag or buck hsndlss
sdozsn Willow IlSH TsSfe Ba.ks,, SAMPLES. rso,,,.a
% osS soHsn gutts perch. Rsisrs, Is Inch '''''e'
Il sderSsn. ds1S;, sils e, Br.id or Ribbon
90 sSSJsslns psans: fTsiss' Fsiss
g :!s:: ssSssI sSSssI s:as: s:as: g! s.s:: II 8
haSSss Siass S.sd: 3. Einss. Lin zo.
IL :hs:t: WSstma.s l.,srsr Drawing Paper
,,s:% 4 s: .siS T TTf.e,ns Payer; :s; 49, s,.
sOc sheets oiisd fsSsr, Sas esS Size
BLANK forms or haddips vii be furnished upoa
lie Iids YIN b considered and sccsItsd or re-
CcSttscss' = must % b exseutsd BY the caoosssful
oiddsS within ten days asssr being oaiisd uDsn %
The articles eossraetsd scr must b fsraishss
S. s = e stsss: e.: an
nre 9aaAsties VIII, however, % called for daring
1seh prcpoAt nass - simed b. ehe t.aiyldu.,
S,ss s.'I:Se AS sum q ssR sAcS:ssd
oncsr u tie Sisssscs d ~SisS M suFsiiS fssjSs
SsSslts:ss. csudisieSsd uSss tSs s.ssns@ - q IL :
Contract for feFn1shinG such leIttops, of the
ssrticiss 2. my % avardse under u, the Der.
81 5: sss ;a = s. s':ss:s 3
.rtiels vim b nsd Yuneisnt csasst . saaul the
Deliveries must b me- of charge as the 1rsas.
uX Degeitmsnt, Washingfon. 10
=, The failure % comply With any one ordsr under
WI 5 e Or f9S &. @ e:
Treasury nay direct ths p1rcha0 fn open market,
OF mce ousnfttee Of eng articles e shall % 1eces
uIe. end c6ss6e . Tie eoqtrlotoD ny per csutum
rf the Us1ce Whioh q shalf Be foand pecessaty TO
rfolosa!e uDas oe1paeied ~ esa1neeeory bond
vin not BE- cossidees1, end eentfeses will be
ssxsrssd only o e.tsblisssd naaufectafers Of, or
Biddsss vi.i Ss reaSirsd to conform their bids 10
the specifications furnishes, and failure to do %
Win cause the rsjeetie. q sny ~ HSsou.w,,,
UU-eolm oecretssy OF y treasury.
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The POTOMAC FRONT.-This morning thu
steamer Arrow, with Ms jor Sykes in commauo
left Galts wharf at 10 O'Clock for Mount YER
non, with quite number Of passengers and
mails for Marshalrs Landing. The steamer
Nv. W. CoIt," Captain Ryther, shortly al.
terwards left the same point on her down ward
TRIP 10 Noriolk, with ff.y odd pa sen gers, q nd
a considerable lot of freignt. Among the former
We're Col. +. q. Wheeler and family, aud
other families, who design making a trip 10
Norfolk for the enjoyment of the salt water
breeze, intending to return "on the next boat 4"
Below 10 appended the regular wharf repoI.
Hdrrey's Wharf. - Sailed - Schr NJ artha
Ann, Medley. for Havre- de-Grace, light.
Carers Uhdrf.-Salled -Scbr. Elizabeth
Jane, Medley, down the river, light.
Johnson's Whdrf.-Arri ved-Schrs Samuel
Fish. Teel, from kennebec, Maine, with ice for
the Great Falls Ice Company; Annie, Leland,
frsm Bangor, Maine, with 100000 Iaths and
5000 feet Of spruce lumber for c. g. Church
Georgetown TO load coal for Boston; Eliza
Matthew's, Marvel, for Havre-de.Grace, ligh.
Riley's Whdyf.-Arrived-Schrs s. b Grice,
Palmer, from MachodOc, with wood tor Il. +.
Giarke' @ Snakspeare, Langley; Mary Butler,
with Eelons for market. Sailed-Schrs. Ocean
Wave, Walter; Benjamin Stokely, HeIlman.
down the river, light
Forler's Wharf-Arfived-Schr E. H. Fur.
Der, Cobb, and Sailor Boy. Swimerten, from
Boston. with Ice for the Washington and
Georgetown Ice and Goal Company. Sailed
Schr. David Miller, Maggie, for Georgetown,
70 load eoai for New York; sloop Empire,
Fsnnie and Mary Ann, with Ice for the d shing
shores.
SReriS's Coal and Wood Wharf, foot of !sizn
street-Arrived--Sehr Cora Smith, Williams,
with wood for George L. Sheriff.
Crouch's Whdf-Arrived-Sehr. Ann w.
Collins, Tucker, from North river, with blue
stone for Hussey.
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/ IvT00URT. wAsHIRaFoN COUNTY, DC.

IN ordisasoe n relation to hackney ooaeLes, ON.
nsbssss. and osAs ~ektcles Jor fhs oonrsvance Of
gesssnsas wifhis the Ioxaiy Of WasSssstoa,
.SEcTloN I. Be it ordained b. the Levy court Of
s sss q ~! ss a: Sss .T g a:d
ior ~ Isrsen os Isssoes yhceevsr . run or nee
:sa :s e E &. 4. .s g
rte& OF tsonsDostoaoe % YerSelg Be- lssssngers
,:s :ss. q :ssss ss e: Gs;sy n; .sas sss.s Sf
eeI0 thssesor, o 3 nssnss hsrslSsfssr dsScribed
g: 81 {: -: ss.:! ssissI 3 I:s
..cG h.sk..sy .y 9, ,s.sstsess; sssieg.sss, caSs. ana
:Scn :ss & 3 sss ss
ssi - ;, 81 s.. 3 & fS:
Cent sSs g 1S:sSsS 4 .ss q g: I::S::
10: sis 3 .S3 ssS: e ssS sssis:s
& 6: ss!s a. ssss 'ssss: .as iii. 9 ~ ~
s,.ssS q - 2sthSf ~ goest. afsaehsd thsrsse
IS. 9 Ssl:s 80 ssssssstss, n.sss; sSss
: s:sss:: = s:s:s.a:s g .ss & e: e: :!
e 80: = 81 ss sI:: s::::;!
;es sss ~ "a 4 ;:ss ssssi ss:e s;'s 8 81 :.
ss:.: sss e: is:i;l g ;tsi sss..s:ss';s; sss 3; :
g 'ssSss III. S; ~ 8: !.
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y Al: s; ::S:s !; s! s. ) 8:
= ~ g ~ sss 81 ss: 2:
S:.a S & 81 ~ a., g:
daily psSsrs q tits az ,,cvo,:
prcnor.s cArIAs. di;fS. S'Ao' s:sssS8S g =
Pl11' 1'Fs: ~ :. p....r !. .'''' = : =
A. uoufactunr Of
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Evening star., 1869-08-12

CAMP GRoUup, WEDNESDAY,, Aue. n, 1850
Last night At O'clock, Rev. Jackson Elliot, q
very enicient local preacher Of Bsltimore,
pIeacned An excelient discourse. founded on
KomanE, 18Th chapter, 18th verse, followed BY
the usual aafar exercises. Thts morning prayer
meeting was held at 81 o'clock. At II O'Clock,
Dr. z. b. Sargent, Of Baltimore, delivered one
from 1st Peer, 1st chapter, 18th yeras, which
was very much enjoyed BY the Congregation
present. This afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, Rev. A.
4. Martin preached from let Corinthians, l2t
chapter. Sd verse. The preachers and people
were much grati1e1 10 hear this young brother
He IL . son Of the Rev. DIR. J. s. Martin, Pre-
siding Elder Of Warrington District, and
promises TO secure as high place in the esti-
esteemed father. B.
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VIZ BUY our Clothing at Oak Rall, go TN St.
opposite Post Once. 6

IT Is VERY RRMARKABLB that all physicians
agree in opinion that Hegs Max EStroct is
highly serviceable, not only a. an article Of
diet for convalescent patients, and In the case
of patients with enfeebIed vital powers. but
likewise for diseases Of the throat, chest, lungs,
and stoma ch, and for consumption In its differ
ent stages, =
Evening star., 1869-08-12

THE eRRArRsr relief imaginable can be af-
foroed this warm weather by wearing one of
those elegant suits selling a. such astonishing
~ lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, 460 Seventh street opposite the Post
ONCE, where, in addition to gentlemen's "Ban.
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue, drab
dete alpaca and linen suits, childrel's Carl
baide suits In great variety also to be had at
the most reasonable prices. $50
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LOCAL N e w 8.

Amusements. Excursions, Pic.Nies, kc.
SEVENTH SrRRBr PARK.-Fic.nic of the
Stonecutsefs Association
SEMI-WKRKLY EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon
On the steamer Arrow, on Tuesday and Thurs.
day.
ExcCRsioN 70 Norfolk and return on the
sieamer Colt on Mondays and Thursdays
UMNIBUsIs for hire 10 pic-nfe parties q,
Nailor Bros stables.
MARKRIrKR's ART GALLERY, 4S6 7th street.
SMITH Il SrRoxGs ART GALLEY, 2.5 +
street.
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NIeteoPS,

EDITOR STAR :-Baving looked in yester.
days STAR for q notice OF the "meteors,'' 1
take II for granted that you and other observers
were no: star-geZing on Tuesday night. From
ten to eleven there was the finest ex hibition In
the wey OF meteors i ever saw. There were
more than twenty In the space Of half an hour;
three exceedingly brilliant, bursting like a
rocket and shedding light all around. They
were in the eastern part OF the sky. Several
persons witnessed them. Had the eclipse any.
thing TO do with them! A WITNESS
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nRlss oO0Ds-Hxr8A BARGAINS.
SCALE or PRICES FOE AUGUST.
GREAT IEDUCTIONa.

J. nAY 90. beG leave 70 submit to their
Iricss ict THE nentA; The Goods .srs marked 20
Icned In this liSt viii bs closed out In : very
vssst xni1ICAR PRINTS rsduesd q ,.,.c.
9 esn: fA9IEI0 lAMNg reduced o %.
eent Rkete 9449 ApINEe reduced % 80.
81 cent PAnQ Q0ZA4BIQUES reduced toS;c
cent PxInT1D LIuUN LAWNS Fsdescsi 10
pesns yIouR1D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !, &c
% csnt eCQ3OH 0INoHAA1 rsdacsd 70 Ssc.
70 eens s?IHlD and ChDCK P1RCALD3 re-
Oe:st iizv1LIHe DRlss LIHEs reduced to
Is mosstfRAvELIHG DsIss GOODS rsdue,d to
sosnt fRAvlLlMe DRESS GOODS rsduc ID 70
Piaia eslorsa Lawns and oRaANDIss reduced
A0UREIEe plIss ooops as reduced prics,.
JAfAu109 SILKS reduced . u 70 and 81.
gest "a Paris KID GLOVES rsduesd 70 a as.
bhAOK SILKS, excs4set Qua!lty a 81
J0elRH J. QlY 400,
SOC I0nnsylyan1a avenue.
On 3-seee Bstween Ninth ana Tenth streets.
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MUST WIN-"No Use Denying Ae Fdct"-
Stevens, Proprietor Of the Tea Hong, has
adopted q principle OF selling Tea that must
scsn, being sound and correct in every feature:
One pound as cheap Is though you bought a
thousand.
6,17 0HON0," SAG 7th street.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

OHnAPKR THAN THE OHKAPHer.- White
Shirts, rs cents, 81, 81 IS, and upwards Un.
dershfrts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for Is cents. Hand
kerchiefs, already hemmed, for IS cents. The
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button. hole, 10 cents box; and all other goods
At equally low prices, at Franc Il Goldman,s
Marble Hall, No. A5s 7th street, opposite Patent
Omce. 7,6l:
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Early Newsbovs and Roosters.

Speaking of nuisan ces, is there any need of
newsboys crying their papers so early and so
loud Sabbath mornings This / think is
great nuisance; and could any thing be done to
Keep roosfers from Growing SO early every
morning. One morning this summer, lust at
fcur O'Clock, little bantam jumped on the
wall, where he resides, and crOwed one hour
as fast as be could Invent out and pelted him
down, but by the time i was in my room again
he was up on the wall and at IL as fast as ever
A LOVER OF QUIET.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.: GesreetoI
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.


B6 virtue y d.ea p siS:s, saiss he1sSbsr ~ s.h,
Ss U bs Il sss D
sale in front Of The premises on FRiDAY, the 18th
noen: eli that part Of. Lot numbered one hundred
an and ten, llo;, in Thomas ,Beall's edition to
raid lot. on the line Of Munroe street. % and ruD NJ
With s thence
north and parallel with Munroe street twenty feet;
nno tnence east sixty feet, to the place Of begin
Terms Of sale: One half cash: balance in and p
$50 70 Ss psG on o. ian Of tSe 'Ss sSser'
terms are net complied with in five days, Trus,
Chaser sS::s. Stamp; sPd ysneIns = cost q Dur
u,.-eosa. 'AID' RIOS y oSsSTosi TDoosSiL.ss. Auos.
RY THOs DOwLING, Auctio1ee er; Georaetown.
30 g. sss!
tSLGMBfA. IN. oAD nANA VI
Ss: % e s::s q . iss: ::f r:
no. ., g folio sss, Of the Land 1scords Of
:t's M:tt'hi.:sOn County and q the reassss % q al
s.s: sSs;os :SsSi1 p; sss::.s
.ns ss;. sns s's.i 1s.ss5
AFORESAID " h1ch IL included within the following
metes and bounds, to wit: Besinniue for the same
sds Of Prospect street from the sosth~sst ct oopne1
s .::s E.. s
and the north side Of Proslect street two hundred
piiisr In . we'll whore the said line terminates,
apd running thence sastsriy sixty feet With the
north line Of PiosDect street; then north ead at
right angles with said atreet one hundred and
snr,y eight feet and siI inches. mere OF lees. g
ofsaid alley and parallel with ssid Prospect street
Sky rect. and then In straight iue to said Proc
lect street, st the place of beginning" iDDroved
V very desirable Cottsge Dwelling and large
The debt t. be paid BY this sale 10 stated to be
S3 465, with inter- st from = vember ], 1858
The terms OF sale are: 0-e-third cash, (ef which
and the residue in twelve and eigh ghteen months,
with interest from the day OF sale. for which the
Of trust on the premises sold IL the terms of sale
are not complied with within five days from the
day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right 60 re-
sell the property TO the CHEST bidder for ca & on
ten days public notice, at the risk and cost of the
purchaser in default. An convey ances and stamps
at the cost OF the purchaser.
A. A.HYDE. tr
w. d CLEMUNTe,S ifust-es.
fHOS. D0WLING, Auctioreer.
U22-ThIawtAuS&d4s t0eorsetovn Courier
Evening star., 1869-08-12
CITY ITEMS.

ing his Dental establisnmeut, and Will, on the
first of September, open Clinical department,
where teeth viii be extracted and operations
in Dental Surgery performed, without charge,
for the poor Of the District, one day In the week
Evening star., 1869-08-12

INSTALLATION OF OFprcHRs-At the ma
Ing OF Risirg Sun Lodge, No. {, i. o. q. T.. the
following o1hcers Were installed TO serve the
ensuing quarter by Deputy G.. ". q. T. q. H.
Ee A. Rowley, w. " T.; W. s. Clark, w. s;
B- +. Wilkins, T. 3; w. Lincoln, T.; William
Young, Chaplain; j. O'Connell, NJ; Mrs A.
M Meacnam, ID. NJ; Mrs Fannie r. Lee, 1. G :;
Frederick Johnston, %. q :: Mrs. l.. Parker. r
ID Mr.. CIrrie Golden, L. II. s.; q. q. Par
ker, p. Wet.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

CAMP Cors that don't require Pillows and
Mattresses in the use Of them. Only Sl SO each
For sale at .....t
ApAMsoR's, sos Ninth street,
8 next 70 Pepna. ave.
Evening star., 1869-08-12

GnnNAM FErHRAN UsIoH.-The German
Veteran Union held meeting last even ine al
wills Hail, Capt Jenek in the chair fhe
commitee In relation TO the t" Humbold dtsfeier',
reported that preliminary arrangements had
been made TOR is observance. A resolution
vas adopted directing that the names Of All
who do not pay their dues, be stricken from the
rolls.