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TE:s.TrssH1S4A !. 6 APHIC.
Foreign News,

MADRID May 18.-The amendment re.
quiring the King to be native of Spain.
was rejected. A majority Of the Cortes
fearing civil war, seem willing to accept.
,Adyices indicate that ,McNIahon is, held
by Lopez in the interior. 'F''775l
PARIS, May 18.-The city has been tran
quill throughout the day.
LATER. The elections in this vicinity are
likely to result, faYorably TO the opposition,
but the general result throughout the coun.
try is not hopefulfor that party,
LONDON, May is. .-Reverdy johnson. in
letter declining a banquet proposed by the
authorities Of southampton, expressed his
qualification. at the extinction of the late ap-
pfehension of nnfriendly relations between
Great Britain and the United States.
ALEXANDRIA, May 18.-The Viceroy of
Egypt has departed for his European tour.
---Ao- fls:>f. g'i.
Domestic News.
CHARLESTON, May -Arriyed-Steamer
Champion, New York; steamer Falcon, Bal
tinaore. ,v.. M.
MEMpH1s. TENN. May 1s.-Every train
is crowded, and nearly all the delegations
have arrived, representing nearly every
State South. and many points North
GALvEsToN, May ,18.-Gen. Reynolds in
forms the. Chairman OF the Republican Exc
cptive Committee of Texas that he has Sc
leeted all the, registrars for,the State, and.
teprudent, will issue an order for the cleo
ton IN Texas. It can be held In July. at
the time designed by the late Convention.
.PHnADE1PEIA. May 18.-Geo. Hood, bust.
ness manager Of the Academy of Music, is
dead.Ns ,..i-''.' -,
New ORLEANS, May 1S.-Information has
been received of q break in the grand levee
intthe Parish of Pointe Coupee,. half q mile
aboYelthe new work, which has inst been
completed. It was q break Just closed at
great expense, which flooded SO large por-
tioh OF West Louisiana during the last two
years Tho break just reported, however,
Is said not to involve such great danger, as
the levee is some distance from the rivers
edge, and the water at the break only six
feet deep. The break is reported at $50
yards wide, but from the high stage of the
water, It will be difficult, if not impossible.
to close it. The Villere crevasse, in st.
Bernard Parish, has been abandoned as
hopeless. The break is now several hun
dred feet wide, and the great depth of water
IS sweeping uninterrupted back to the lake.
CH1cAaopMay 1S.-At meeting of the
Methodist clergy to-day, a resolution was
passed, protesting against decorating SOL
diers' graves on Sunday The Young
Mems Christian Association has passed re-
solution. excluding women from member
ship. .
OMAHA, May 19.-Seven companies of the
hfth cavalry, under General Carr, going
from Kansas to Fort Mcpherson, encoun.
tered 500 Cheyennes; when a fight ensued.
The Indians left twenty-five warriors on the
field. The troops lost three killed and
three wounded. Carr is still in pursuit near
Mexican Lake Creek.
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a u Q tic N sales.

-. - - IL - u l. q =
Assets Of the Insurance and Trust Companv. of
Charleston.
BY q. B. CAKES.
Will be sold, on TUESDAY, the 25th instant near
thS 1., ola Post Office, Charleston, s. c., at ii
MI The :, ASSETS OF THE INSURANCE AND
TRUST COMPANY, of Charleston,
CONSISTING OF
23o Half Shares South Carolina Railroad Com,
pany. ''e "o-'-
= $4,000 Six per cent. Bonds East Tennessee and
georgia railroad Company.
s2'0O0 Seven per cent. Bonds city OF Savannah.
10 Si1 per cent. Bond Memphis and Charles.
ton Railroad Company.
g, 1900 Seven per cent. Bonds South Carona
hallroad Company.
,rST;o ijoo SiS per cent Bonds Greenville and Co.
- MoU9 Six per cont Bonds city of Memphis.
2Bonds, $50 each, State Of South caro,;r. .sv.,
per cent, dated February /, 1851. 'e'en
$500 Bond or %emmhis onaTeetoa S1 per cent Stock
road Company. ~ Ao"''oin "aii-
p 1915 Certificate Of Indebtedness South Caroln,
Railroad Company.
rs shares Bank Charleston Stock.
90 90 shares Peoples Bank.
~ shares Bank Georgetown
2l7 shares State Bank
399 shares Bank OF South Carolina.
700 Ion snares nan Farmers and Exchange Bank.
Si0o O00 Confederate States Registered Stock
pSS sS3,s9o Confederate States Eight per cent
sG,60O Confederate States Four per cent. Rands
=, S2o, 600 Interest-bearing Confederate Treasury
Notes. - - 1'"e, A-to""s'oi!
, Inc two-story granite-front BUILDING, No. 8
Broad street, we'll known as the Office of The
Company, and one Of the best business stands on
Broad street Lot twenty Feet front and one hun.
dred and ten feet deep. 80 80 80. nuu
CoSDITIoNs-For the securities. cash. for tba
real estate, one-third cash; balance in two equal
annual lnstalments with interest at ten (10) per
insured, and policy assigned; or, all cash at tie
option OF the purchaser. Purchaser to pay, for
papers and stamps. NAV IA I
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR URIFYIN THE BLOOD.

the scrofulous cont tamna ion until theS were pain
fully affecting, have been radically cured in such
country, that the public scarcely need to be in
formed OF its virtues or uses.
Scrofuious poison is one of the most destructive
enemies OF our race. Often, this unseen and un-
felt tenant OF the organism undermines the con-
stltutlon, and invites the attack OF enfeebling or
fatal diseases, without exciting suspicion of it's
presence. Again, it seems to breed infection
throughout the body, and then, OH somc favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other OF it's
hideous forms, either on the surface or among
the vitals. In the latter, tubercles may be sud,
denly deposited in the lungs or heart, or tumors
formed in the liver, or it shows its presence by
eruptons on the skin. or foul alterations on some
part OF the body. Hence, the occasional use of a
bottle of this SARSAPARILLA is advisable, even
when no active symptoms of disease appear. Per-
sons afflicted with the following complaints, gene
rally find Immediate relief, and, at length, cure,
by the use OF this .SARSAPARILLA: 81. Antho-
ny'S fTe, Rose or EiysipeldS, letter, SAT- Rheun,,
Scgld Head, R'ng'eorm, Sore Eyes, Sore Ears,
and other eruptons visible forms of Scrorulo,ls
disease. Also, in the moro concealed forms as
Dyspepsia, Dropsy Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy.
Neuralgia, and the various UlcerouS affections of
the muscular and nervous systems.
SypiIis or Veneredl and Merc,n.idl Diseases are
cured by it, though long time is required for
subduing these obstinate maladies by any mcdi-
cine But long continued use Of this medicine
will cure the complaint. Leucc1hGa or Whites,
Uterine Ulcerations and Female Diseases, arc
commonly soon relieved and ultimately cured by
its purifying and invigorating effect. Minute di-
rections in each case are found in our Almanac,
supplied gratis. Eheumatism and Gout, when
caused by accumulations of extrancous matters
in the blood yield quickly lit, as also Lirer COM
plains, 1o'pidHy, Congestion or Inflammation of
the Liuer, and Jdundice. when arising, as they
often do. from the ranking poisons in tho blood
This SA RSA PAR!LLA is a great restorer for
the strength and vigor Of the system. Those who
are Langmid and LiStess, Despondent Sleepless,
and troubled with. Nervous Appre1.cnsions or
Fears, or any of the affections symptomatc of
Weakness, will find immediate relief and convinc-
ing evidence OF It's restorative power upon trial.
p REP RED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER, & CO., Lowell. Mass.
April2 Practical and analytical Chemists. +5mo
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State South Carolina-.-Richland County

John Bauskctt to Thomas J. Robertson. Mortgage
OF Real Estate-Sale for Foreclosure.
pY virtue OF power in me vested by the maker
ID of the above mortgage, will sell, st public
outcry, before the Court House, in Columbia, on
the FIRST MONDAY in June next, between the
legal hours:
tho Northwest corner of Gervais and Bull streets.
containing one and one-third acres, more or less
bounded on the South by Gervais street; on the
and on the West by lot of the Rev. Doctor Le,
land; being the same lot described in the above
mortgage.
Purchaser to pay for Stamps and Papers Terms
cash. It. J. ROBERTSON,
May IL WIS Attorney in Fact
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Charlotte and S. C. Railroad Company.
a e JL Igasss9
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
TREASUEER'S OFFIC

COLUMBIA, S. c., May IA, 1860
| pursuance of resolution of the Board of D-
Il rectors, dividend Of twenty-five per centum
on the capital stock OF this Company, payable in
stock OF the Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company, (being share for share, is hereby de-
ciared. The Government tax and stamps to be
paid by the Stockholders to the undersigned, on
delivery of the scrip dividend. Tho transfer
BOOK will be closed from the Goth to the 25th inst
inG!usiye and the dividend scrip will be ready for
delivery at this office on and after the last named
date Stockholders, or their legal representatives
When applying for the dividend, are required to
present. their stock certificates
May 10 II G. H. MANSON, rreasurer
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

~ Lot, containing one third of an acre,
fI.I1 with neat commodious DWELLING
2kt4 HOUSE, having an upstairs of five Rooms
Basement Of five Rooms, Bathing room with
shower bath, all necessary out buildings and in
good repairs. Inquire at this Office. March 2S
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In GesraetaMa.

wAsHIssros TuRspiks CosPAsr.-Au
election Of officers Of this Company for toe en-
50 M year, Was held yesterday At ta- Farmers
and mechanics Bank aud resu ltd ~ folio we
President, Robert Dick; Treasure, ". Laird,
Jr Managers. Jno. Dunlop. Jno. Davidson.
r y. Dcdee, rbo-. Brown, r. Ptcsrsll, Thos.
Jackson, John Msrbury, 4. NJ. L,ntnicum.
VALUABLE LOIS AT AUCrIos -COxs addi-
don 10 Gsorgstown will be sold 1t auction, to-
morrow afternoon, at . O'Clock, IN los 6Oxi!S
feet. Located on the heights proper. and In q
PLEASANT neigh porhood, they will, no doubt,
Ind O ready sale.
SALE OF PRoPERrY IN TRSsALLYTowN.-
Thomas Downing. auctioueer, has sold the
properly of wIllism n Ernest. located In
Tsnnaiiy town, 20 7. A. Newman. for s3,soo.
MBRCRANTe' ExosAEea-fivs thousand
nine hundred bushels OF wheat from fair %
choice, offered on Char &c this morning, sold:
POO bushels, NJ 81 IS: 40. at 81 IS; 400. at tl6o;
60. AZ si.56: 1900. atsi-ss; go, atel-5e.
RIVER FRoHT.-Entered-Spam John
Gibson, Winters. Louisa Moore. waliace. New
York, and Isaac p. Smith. Fields, Baltimore
The Louisa Moore left to-day at " M with an
immense freight, included in which are three
thousand barrels Of 9eoreetown fiosr for
Northern ports.
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Another Brutal Outrage By . Negro.

Another Brutal Outrage By . Negro.
Yesterday afternoon, the two children OF
Mr. George Wooiford, . messenger Ia the State
Department, aged and 10 years, visited their
aunt, near Coinm oian College, and towards
sunooWp, with their COUSIN, q small girl,)
went into the W Gods on the Stone place to gather
ickory nuts. Here colored boy Aide his
appearance, and selling the two girls dragged
them some distance, and AFTER letting one of
the % 90 no seized the other. (Charlotte.) and
craving Enife, threatened 70 cat her open II she
mace any outcry. The others had, however
. .s On: ana the negro got frightened ana de-
sis TS rom his infamous puipose.
police were insanity notified, and
getting description OF the party Immediately
Wens In pursuit OF him, and Lieut. johnson
Spo omcer McDevitt going 70 the house on the
Stone place, arrested Benjamin Washington,
IaKen 70 the second precinct station house.
Anls morning, the case was heard By Justice
Xeu, when the children identified him 40 the
party, and knife having been found near the
ne was committed TO jail for court
Ine little girl Charlotte received several
0ruisee about her face and neck in her strug.
gtes 70 Tree herself The accused has hereto.
lore borne good character.
~ was only three days ago when q little girl
named Mary Bronsnanau, . step daughter of
nj John Kufe, residing on 9th street extendef g.,
was ATTACKED, It IL believed. BY the same negro
an an outrage attempted, bat the little hrother
ran on af'er Mr- X. and the scoundrel made
his escape. These AFFAIRS have created great
excitement and frequent threats were made as
to lynchins Washington last night, and state.
mene that the affair was not as atrocious as
represented and that the party had been sent to
jail were rnttortn to Keep down the excite.
CONVERSATION In the northern part of the city
where many parents now fear to allow their
children TO 60 ont Of their sight.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

ANNIE YoUEo o BRO. inform the public
that they are still TO b found ct
50 BRIpGK srRBkT, GEORGETOWN,
where they are nov opening . large stock OF
DRY GOODS AHD MILLINERY,
which Win be sold st the lowest prices. oeis Sc.
RYrBos. DowLISG. Aucsioneer; GeOrsetovu.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
EusNIIUsE. FARMIEs InPLsaESTs,
HmRess. CJwe, Hay, FODDER, HoGs, &c !.
a On wsDsEsDAY uoasING. October
10Th; At 10 o,clto o.; .tll sell. at the farm OF
y ttown, all 81 the n.usehold Furniture, two
Horses, Cows. Hogs, Wagons. Hsrness, Hs,,
growing CROPS, and many articles not me toned.
sale positive. Terms eash.
..,. ANNIE N sMITH III ns,~ 4 q
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Black and colored snk., Irish Popiiu.. Emvr...
Cloths, Plaid POPPING. seraes. end erfaoes. ssme
90 lov % 90 cts /. Superior double WARP Alpsoss:
Black velveteens; Olos ks: Cl0aktpg Cloths Plaid,
striped, and Cashmere ehsvls; Beautiful striped
c.s SSs,ss P.S Arabs: from e to Cctns
Boz. flsnneis, aii wool. from 90 ets No; 90 aIi
WOOL Shaker do, 81 cts Good ~ BltAched aud
Brown ngsltn, l21s; Androecoggin. wamsatta.
and New York Mills st reduced prices; Caliooes
SIS. 10 nh %: Ore case full 0sdder colors q no
CO, s.S. L- n,sh Bed s:ats from e so TO-
BRNyAMIs MILLlR,
101 Bridge street,
oc u I'm Georgetown.
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LOCAL N W 8,

Aaasements. EIcarsisns, Pic.Nics, &c.
NATIONAL rHnATRs=The lydia Thompson
Bnrlesque Troupe In ssSinbad the Sailor.
EXCURSION 70 Norfolk and returu on IN.
steamer Coit on Mondays and raursdays.
BAILY EXCURSION 70 Mount Vernon On IN.
skarner Arrow, 1t 10 O. m
RARKRIrsss Arr GALLEY, go TN srrse,
snIrH 4 STRoss's AR 8ALLasr, as =
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at"o OI B6me-z uVurs "uu ~ M -
Umpire-R. NJ Drinkhard, Union b. B. @.


THE New York and Washington Steamship
Company have chartered the steamer Louisa
Moore until their vessel. the f. q. Knight,
which IL now at Chester, Pa, receiving new
r,enced very heavy weather outside. and in
consequence q II did not arrive IN Alexandra
until Sunday morning. She u now loading
Ionf tno1sand barrels OF houf IN oeorgssewn,
and viii sal To-day. .''i ,rf-w 70 "a.
The Steamship q JASON arrived about noon
Yesterday with q full CARGO. she made the
passage between the two ports, against head
wind In thirty EIGHT hours, which - one Of the
shortest trfpS on record.
The sseamship Valley City will be das here
next FRIDAY
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BASE BALL-NdiORGls rs. Uympics-Olym.
pcs Win: 10 10 1l.-An immense crowd OF per-
sons were on the Nationals grounds yesterday
afterD DON, to witness the deciding game for the
cham pionship between the Olympics and Ma
uonals. The game was rather tame up to the
sixth inning, when Pabor went in to pitch,
and the playing became sharp on both sides.
Ii was evident 70 all that had Pabor pitched
from the beginning of the game the result
would have been different. The following is
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for the use Of the House Of Represen tatives for
the ensuing year have been awarded as fol-
lows: To Messrs. Philip L Solomons, ali the
papers and envelopes. steel and gold pens,
diarles, muctlaGe. folders tape. pocket nives
and scissors, shears, paper weights, cards,
rubber bands, twines, sealing wax, paper fas,
Messrs. French, Langran i Ogilvie, cartridss
and French note paper. ink stands. auto9ranh'
scrap and pocket books, and 70 tWo other houses
single items.
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NV 1xPREss LIHI,
D1TWI1N PHILADELPHIA, ALIxANpRr a
Va Sst TUSAsalsST31 1 AaHD
!. No. :. P1ii's'i1Sis. sAfURDxT. q
p1 AT = Ss w:ssr sszsss, esorssssva. WIDTHS
&c s:asn !. '''''7'a At any M TYP, /. ryn-.
4. It6EibGH % W
Alexandria Va
g.. WM. CLYDE Co
su IL Norm Wharves. Philadelph}s.
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REV. WIN. SHARNAN, wen.known here
short time ago as pastor OF the Unitarian
Church. has got into q controversy in MAD
son, Wis II seems that IN a recent disconrr.
he Offended the Methodist sentiment ana Ia
taken to task therefor, and spicy correspon.
6ence eusued.
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WO Three different shsdes; @
-. a. 9Ake CO.,
ool-u SIT Seventh Sfreet.
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JANIS X. A. SCBURRNAN, indIc,sd for nh
siracung United States notes from the TresS
cry Department, is reported i'll OF hrain
fever. and his trial will not, therafors ,.sa
place his week, as expected.
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EsTABLIsHKD IN 1850,
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1857,
W. b. wHsArLEYp
PRE- MUM sTIAM DYEING
cL' AZ u !ssssIs. s!Ss

Georgetown. ID
heplete With every desirable apparatus and pro
vioed with she best talent and artistic skill % DO
obtained, with constant personal attention on the
part OF the proprietor. makes this the best place
IN me District 20 have all orders In his lfne veil
and promptly executed. eel 6m
RY1HoMAs BOWLING, Auct; aeorsst own
P0sTPONkp TRusrErs, SALE or THAT
pEelhABLE OUTAGE DWELLING HOUSE
On PknsPECT SrBEET, GEORGETOWN.
MR. Upptfnnshph NH. Poss, (oLD BANK or
- We viii proceed to sell the above named
E House arg Premises, At Q cl.ck m. on
ATUksDAf, October 10. lste according 90
me terms Of the original sdvertisment IN the star
OF the 10th day of August.
w.p, cLiursrs. Trustees.
oc Hectd THOMAS DOwL ING. A ucts.
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SALE OF REAL EsrATB.-E'itch i Fox. real
estate brokers and auctioneers, have sold part
OF lot I2' IN square -. fronting ~ feet on 2lst
between L and NJ streets and ~ feet dean 70
Daniel Shea, for 1850.
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS.
Oroide Bracelets,
Oroide Rings,
Cut Bead Chains,
-
Jet Jewelry,
Elnru nnoAa

Fancy Goods.
received this morning at PRIGG's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. i36 Pa. ave., between ~
and 9th SITS.
CoUGHs, HoARsBNEes, and the various throat
affections TO which public speakers, military
officers, and singers are liable, relieved by
"Bronn's Bronchial Troches." Having q direct
influence to the affected parts. they allay pull.
monary irritation The freedom from ali dele
ferrous ingredients makes the Troches q safe
remedy tor the most delicate female, or young.
est child, and has caused them to be held in the
highest esteem by those who use them.
AT THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, No. %
Market Space, between sth and 9th streets,
(Pennsylvania avenueO new goods are con-
stantly received. IO,I6,l:
FASHIONS IN LADIES AND CHILpREN's DRESS
FURs, for the present season, may be seen in
all their variety a: the Fur Store OF Stinemetz
pa Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets. 3
Don CARLos.-A great sensation Is now be-
ing created in New York city tor this popular
style OF Hat. A full supply Just opened a.
Stinemetz's, pa Pennsylvania avenue, between
18th and 18th streets. 8
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NlIBoHAHrs' LINE OF srrAMsHIps
BRfwERN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK

s.Ss GIBs0E, and VALLEY OTTT, go
u ace Akk0AAnTg LINE, viii make SE8GR3
ao6k, ALEXANDRIA, WAsHiNGTOH, and
SnUnS ,nT0WH: e follsws: Leave NEW YORK
sao SAXUE DAI at ,. m. Leave oEORGE f0WN
Ey EONDAn and THURSDAY ct II n.
agent. e1ce and wharf foot Of High 81, George.
own, or 1t the corner Of nth street and New fork
90 2l-f preSsSs,.
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SISTER LORETTA U'RzILLY, superiore.s OF
lying very low Of consumption.
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RRApY-MADE CLorHrNG!.,

Genticmens. Boys aud Chiidrens.
The largest and finest stock of Clothing in
the District, manufactured by Messrs. Wana.
maker & Brown, Of Philadelphia. expressly
Tor this market, Is now selling at the lotces st Phi.
ddelPhia prices At Oak Hall, ago 9Th street. oppo.
site Post Ofhce. .r@
N. b. Olothiers and Tailors supplied at the
lowest Wholesale prices. l0li,6
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KEW DR. SoUrHGATR, who has for some
Time past been officiating at Ascen sion Church
IN this city, has accepted a call OF ST. Anne's
Episcopal Church, Annapolis, the pulpit of
Wnicn was made vacant in Aug ust last by the
retirement OF Rev. j. Pinkney Hammond
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Co1Hs, Dissased Nalls, Vascular Excrescsn.
ces, Bunions, Enlargsd Jeints, and other dis.
cases OF the fset, succeesfully treated BY Dr..
White, Surgeon Ohiropodlsk No "a Penhsyl.
yanta avenue, bssWso1 * md 6th sasssts.
Hours nom O. n. . p. m. Oalls naAs at
residences between 6aand p. m. No oharEo
tor consultation at once. ESSablishsd 1851.
FoR the oHRAPBsr Gents Euruishine
Goods 70 to the Original Franc. l94 7th street,
between and E. No Branch store. 9,2o,l:
tn en1AT1sr relief 'inaginAble can b a..
forded tnts wsrm weather By wsaring one Of
those elegant suits selling Ct such astonishing-
~ lev prices q tie oele6rated Oh Hal eloth-
tng store, 40 Seventh strsee opposite the Post
Once where, in ADDITION 70 1sntaemSnr aBsu.
mock Burn" Cheviot Arrah ma Poeue, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen sui1, children's Carl.
baide suits N great varsity Are also to b had at
No must reas0neoie prlces. S6,6
SAVE You1 HoHIY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods It the Original Franc. aos
7th st., bet. ID and z. No Branch Store. 9.29.I:
A
THIS 10 TO HorIYY THE PuBLIC that Geo
Wilson Il 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, - cheap
"a any person who advertisss IN ths Star. 7,If
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SALE OF wharf PROPRRTY.-Green & Will
Jams, aucttoneers, yesterday evening sold the
easenoId interest and estate IN square south OF
square No. 267, with wharves, wharehousss
&C., to Riggs & Harvey, for e9, 600.
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A BHQuHsT FOR A FOUNDING HOSPITAL
] be Will OF the late Joshua Pierce Med and
admitted TO probate some months since-,he
executors Of which are DIR. John b. Blake and
Mr.. Moses Kelly-pequeathes Il lots OF ground
IN SO uare 2U7, fronting on the east side Of l5th
street 100 feet, and 29l feet deep to Johnson
avenue. TO his friends. W. NJ. Shuster and w.
d. Clagetf. In trust, TO hold for q site for ,he
erection OF hospital for foundlipgs, to be built
and erected by any association, society or in
etirution that may hereafter be Incorporated by
act OF Congress. and when such institution in
incorporated and approved by the trustees they
shan convey said lots absolute and in fee He
recommends in the selection OF an institute
MAJ ore NOT under the control OF any one relig.
Ious sect or persuasion be chosen
Tnerels az present no Incorporated institu.
ton Of the kind in the District, we believe. ana
as X - the Wieh OF The trustees named to convey
me property over for the purpose named, II il
probable that during the coming session of
congress an application will be made for Q
Charter Tor an ASSOCIATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-19

THE new Masonic Temple corner OF 9,h and
streets, will be ready tor occupancy on the
LIST of December.