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Sons of Temperance In Maryland
and virginia..


The Grand Division of the Sons of Tenn
perance of the State of Maryland held its
quarterly session in Westminster last week.
Among the business transacted was the ap-
pointmcnt Of a committee TO tender grand
reception TO the members of the National
Division of North America on their way to
the annual session at Washington, June o.
1t was also stated that r. NJ. Foust, the VI.
W. Patriarch of the Order, anticipated visit
ing Baltimore in the next two weeks, and
committee was appointed to receive him and
to hold a grand mass meeting In honor of
the occasion.
The report OF the G. W. Patriarch of the
State represents the Order to be on the In
crease, three new divisions having been in
stituted during the quarter. He closes his
report by saying; "Let US not grow weary
In well-doing. The scenes which greet our
view on the streets admonish us that strong
drink is doing fearful work. I believe that
there is more intGmperance In our midst to-
day among the youth than ever before, and
that the vice Ia increasing and growing
stronger. Let us not be discouraged. II we
cannot save all, and Danish the manufacture
and sale from our land and nation, let us
strive to do all in our power to spread the
benign inAuehce Of our Order, and we shall
have done our duty"
After the adjournment of the Grand Diyl-
sion public meeting was held In Odd Fell
lows Hall, which was largely attended, and
addresses were delivered by CIV. 2. Young,
! and other prominent advocates of the cause.
| The temperance people of Westminster anti
cipate much good from this meeting.
The Grand Division Of Virginia met in
Hall.
The report of the Grand Worthy Patriarch
shows very healthy state of the Order
The report OF the Grand Scribe exhibits the
| encouraging fact that the Order Ia steadily
on the increase, having organized three new
divisions recently, and petitions to issue Ave
charters In one county. Some divisions in
the State have initiated as many as thlrty-llve
| members In the past three months.
The entire session was one of perfect har-
mony and unanimity of sentiment, and will
result in good to the Order In the entire lu-
| TisdictiOn.
The annual session will be held In Ports
mouth, Va, on the fourth Wednesday in Oc-
| tOber next.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Commodor 4. NJ. Penn
rock has been detached from the European
squadron and placed on waiting orders.
Commodore William A. Kirkland has
| been detached from the command of the
Wasp, and ordered TO return To the United
States.
Captain T.. G. Parrot has been detached
from duty as a member of tho board of
which Commodore Hitchcock is president,
aud placed on waiting orders.
EIGHT propellers left Buffalo for Chicago
on Saturday. Ono re- urned, however, being
unable to force her Wny through the Ice,
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WE ARE GLAD to notice the fact that Mr..
Moreno, the Asiatlc traveller, the gentleman
who has laid before the American people a
very important work on Asia, has had an
interview with President Grant. Tho Presl-
dent was pleased to give him patient hOar-
ing for more than an hour, which shows
that he takes an interest in tho questions
which Mr.. Moreno SO ably discusses in his
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Died.

BREWER. On sunday morning. May 2; At Q
O'Clock. EvERErr DIvtsE, eldest sou Of Z. J. and
Annie J, Brewer, aged years
NAYLoR -op Sunday morning, May ., 1870.
ALFRsD ALosZo, Youngest sou " the late Abram
aud Mary 4. Mayor, aged u years. month aud
q dA.., .,,,,, o,r,n
Hos gone to bloom In Hcayan.'
Funeral services wilt be held at No. Eal Eighth
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and street.
this NOR ninS at 10 O'Clock. Temporary intsrment
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THE New York Herald finds mares nest,
and parndes, according to Its own figures, the
statement that the national debt has been
increased some o., 900, 900 in two years, and
pompously asks how long will the people
stand III Docs the Herald 60 for rcpudia-
ttnn .
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| BUCKLEY-KEATIN6.- St. Matthew :
church. by the Rsy, Father While. March q. 1850.
M. MiouAEL u. BrcKLEr, o. Bost n, Mass to
Miss hENIE HEATING. Of this city. NociTds
DICK-BAYLuM On Thur.dAy, April %, 1870,
| by the Rev. Richard =. BELL, Mr.. JSQ. ". pIcK.
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WAsHISGToN, d. O.; March q, 1850.
MY DEAR sta; | received on Tuesday even
Ing, yours OF the 22d, rendering to me nomin.
ton to the vacancy upon the bench OF the S.
J. court, occasioned by the resignation Of
Judge Hoar I deemed It due TO the grave pub
lie considerations Involved, that ! should not
hastily or selhshly determine upon an answer.
| have, therefore, deliberately weighed as well
as / have been able, hero alone, such reasons
as II seems to me should control my determin'
alton. And in view OF what is due from one
who takes upon himself the resposibilities Of
that high position, both to the good name Of
the Commonwealth and the exalted character
OF the court itself, and not losing sight OF the
effect OF my past pursuits upon the question
Of present fitness, feel II my duty to respect
fully decline the appointment. l cannot do
this, however, without acknowledging the
high honor conferred upon me by this unex.
pected nomination. The Office was the acme
Of my early professional ambition, and the re.
greet Is poignant that ever tn rned away from
the path that leads to II. Allow me to express
to you my gratitude for the too generous and
partial terms In which you have conveyed to
me this offer. They have q value above all
price, as the conf endation OF the Chief Ma
gistrate OF the noblest Commonwealth In the
world, and as the sincere utterances OF q tried
and true friend am truly you're,
II. l.. DAWES.
His Excellency WIN. CLAVLrs, Governor, &C.,
Boston,
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rARRIAGBsi CARRIAGES CARRIAGEsi
~ On hand large assortment Of FIRST; Stg-*-h
ass CARRIAGES Also, n numb,r II 10y.
Second. hand RoeklwAys, Buggies, Elk
tension Tops, &c. &c.
ROBERT II GRAHAM,
SI d street. between sth aud 9th,
myi.St aud AZ fth street, near d.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, MAr 0, 1869.


CoMMUSICATIoNs. ~
The Mayor signifies his approval Of acts
for the relief Of Mary Rcldy and Elizabeth
Brown.
Also, transmitted the following statement
of the account Of the corporation with the
First National Bank for the week ending
Monday, May Q, 1869;
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New Advertisements.

l,oR RBNT-A SNUG NEW TwO.sTORY
u HOUSE. furnished ready for hoUsskeepingi
be rented for 81 per month In advance Inquire
at this office. myl'U
I,oRsALE,cuEAP-Tw NEW FRENCH. kOOF
IL FRANK HOUSES, nine Rooms each. All mod.
era improvements. Now renting to hrHt' class ten.
a sacrifice. THIS Is A BARaAIk
Apply 10 J. r, DfEh 4 CO,
Real Estate Brokers, Nos II aud IS, Louisiana ave
nue. myi.N
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WEALTH or MAssAcHtHHTTs,
Executive pEPAkrsEsr,

MY DEAR SIN: The people Of the State have
viewed for long time, with great satisfaction,
your wise, patriotic, and honorable course In
public life. They will receive, with great cor
duality, ] Am sure, your nomination for the
vacancy In our supreme Court, which has been
made by the resignation OF Judge Hoar, II
agreeable to you, II will afford me much pleas
ure to place your name before the Executive
Council for confirmation, and have no doubt
II will be promptly and heartily approved.
Twenty years ago our acquaintance began In
public life. l have watched with pride aud
pleasure your faithful service to the country,
and your steady advance In public estimation.
II Is gratifying to me to be able to offer you a
position, which has been esteemed always =
place OF high honor and held by men OF rare
gifts and virtues, from the foundation OF the
State. Certainly II cannot be beneath any
mans ambition to follow the distinguished
gentleman, who has been called to the councils
Of the President, after long service on the
bench, so honorable to himself and so bene-
fetal to the Commonwealth.
with great regard, am yours, truly,
WILLIAM CLAYLIS.
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Groceries.

Il " III M n IN I,
AT HIS NEW PLACE,
1877 and 900 Seventh Street,
Between M and N streets.
Observe the Following List of
Prices and be Convinoedt
tgverythlnE Sold Guaranteed 10 be Of III Finest
Quality that the market anords.)
FLOUR.
wclch's best Family s3.a5 III bbi.
sack.
Bonds Burnt MIIis) Hest Family
S3.2O lei Dbl. Sack.
All lower grades at proportiou.teiy
low figures.
SUGAR.
Cut Loaf Zoe. Crushed, Granalateti,
and Powdered, 1sc.
Coffee tic. q Extra Coffco 10 lac.
Brown at II, I2, IL, IL aud I5c.
COFFEEs.
Mocha soc. Old Government Java sTo.
Roasted Java 45e.
"a strictly prime articls.)
Maracaibo 3Oc.-Roasted 35c. Rio "a
and 20c.-Roastcd 90 and 33c.
TEAs.
Finest Chops and ut exceedingly Low
Rates.
YEAST POWDERS.
Rumford's I5c. yvarren's Isc. l..
Rabbits Iso. Horseford's 25c.
COAL OIL.
zoe. per Gallon, very best quality.
CRACKERS.
Soda Zoe. MIX Ice. Ginger Snaps 100.
Boncc's Butter Ice. Lemon Use.
Kceblcr's Philadelphia Fancy Cakes
and Crac kers In Endless Variety.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Satin Gloss Starch, o Ib. Boxcs, 10 cts.
baker, Choc olato f5c. perth. Bakers
Cocoa 45c. per III.
Dcsicoated Cocoanut 40 and Zoe. Per
package.
Rabbits Soap Use. per bar-Eight for
81. Dobbin's soap I7c. per bar-siI for
81. hots Pth hps
Crosse a. Blackwelrs Celebrated
Pickles, 4Oo. per bottle.
Essence Of Coffee &c. per Boz.
syrups and Moiasses OF all qualities
Cheap.
And In fact Everything that can he
found In n First-Clnss House Of this
kind, and at Correspondingly Low
Rates.
Corn Starch lie per Id. Alb. cans To-
,,,toes one alb cnus Tom toea 21e.
Goods promptly delivered 10 all parts Of the city
| and Georgetown without expense 10 the pur-
chaser mhH.u
| ilORAllO BROWNING. ALPHEUS MIDDLETON.
BROWNING a MIDDLETON,
| Wholesale and Retail 0rocers and
TEAS. wIyEgS's SW,eH5IskY. CIGARS,
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EIGHT propellers left Buffalo for Chicago
ON saturday, Ono re- urned, however, being
unable TO force her way through the Ice.
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n AT BiLLAYrYYE's
N7J.
Hebrew Heroes; a tale founded on Jewish his.
tory. $40
sermons by Charles wadsworih, b. n. a.
The Presence Of Christ. By Rev. A. W .ThOrOld.
Breakers Aheadi or. Larry Dalton. by Miss Nc.
Keeyer.
Wonders OF Heat. BY A. CAlln slEg
Andrew LutiTsll. ByClATA Vance, RpriL story.
slM
Shining Hours. by Paul MOrsInei prize story.
o. 50.
The Golden FLEECE BY 4, L. o. B., o..
Upwards from Sin through Grace aud Glory, II
ROr sale by WIN. BALLANTYNE.
SO Seventh street,
myi-3t IntelligenesT Buildihg.
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Ordered to DO printed In tho Journal.
Tho Mayor transmitted tho following NOM
nations for confirmation A. Z. Newton,
for book-keeper Of the corporation, vice BEN
jamin N. Needs, resigned; DIR. VIM. Tindall,
US clerk to tho Mayor, Woo A. Z. Newton;
J. s. Jones, to DO apotheoary for the Flnh
ward. Referred.
The Mayor also transmitted tho receipts of
tho Water Register during tho month Of
April, as followsi
Receipts on account Of water taxes, ods C5
Receipts on socount Of water rents, 5000 20
ipts on Ac'nt Of taps aud permits 225 90
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ADJUSTMENTS. Etc.
5I mErz.aorT HALL.

GsH s4sa RSSs fDs siSod. C.
TSks6xY, Ssy, I, rood AK sSs srses between Die
", A. HswcsW's WARSAW. both Of Baltimore,
Maryland apD.3.s
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eU.c. +. CUMMIHs.
81 SEVENTH STREET,
AN BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
Shers the public may always hnd WHAT THEY
WANT, and Of the BEST MANUFACTURE,
hee1nd door South Of street and Northern Market.

faSssPIILOS OF MARRIAGE
~ hew COURSE Of Lectures, As delivered
at the New York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing
TIE .qbjsets: How 70 Live and What 10 1.-Two F9ri
Reyiewedi The Cause Of lndiEsstiVn; FlaTuleneo
and NeTyGus Diseases accounted fpri Marriage
Will be forwarded on receipt u touT stamps by al
dressing; Secretary Museum OF Anatomy, Balli-
ap0-ly
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~ On the Errors and Abuses Incident to Youth
aud Early Manhood, with the hu view OF treat.
ment aud cur, ssnt by mail fCos ii charge address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
jAnle-9ln Boz p phiitIelnhia pa
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SENATOR SUMNER does not appear to be at
all troubled by the criticisms In the English
Cabinet and the English prcss upon his
speech. lie can well afford to let the British
lion roar. There is no danger of war, and
this Mr.. Sumner knows. He has told tho
British people aud government many whole
some truths, truths that will do them good,
.ud %. q Us uWl r..lr rruil.
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ew-oARPETs, CURTAINS, &c.

.>H.spECIhL ATTENT IS
49, called 10 the very nus NEW DINING
Rooms for Ladies' and Gentiemcn, the nuly one
Jelphia, aud Boston style, Ladies' that VISIT M
BkEII,s can come In and have the very bc.tTEA,
ueAr Y. iaul6.u
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OTTtcE OF THg AssEssoR,l
CITY HALL, (BAsEAkSr, WEST wISu,J
WAsHISaTOS, u. G., April !, lSn.
Notice Is hereby giyel that the a,sesSm It for
ltS L. completed, and that the Assessor, will meet
A. their once daily .tSuHd ysexccptedD At9a. m,
aud continue In session until y. IN. from this
date To May Is, 1850, to h ar complaints anl APP
peals Of all persons who may consider thenselyes
aEgrieyed by said assessmant
Z c. WEAVER,
Secretary Of tAs Board OF Assessors.
apl.W&s6w
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VNI1 UT JUN VT IIEE0'
Drainage-Mr. Baker; bill 10 lay
Waterman in Twelfth street between Mary
land avenue and the river. Also, bill to
lay Waterman in | street north between
Twcnty-fourth and Twenty-Rith streets
west. Also, to lay one in |. street north be-
tween Fourth and Fifth rlrects west. Also,
IN { street north between New Jersey avenue
aud Fourth street cast, Passed.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In 6esrgetoxn.

PUBIC SCHOOL GUAROIANs-Thls Beard
nsid = mteang last evening aud tsb.ish 4
two additional teachersbips as assistants ia
Primary Schools, TO which Miss Emms Tnoi n
Id Mics - Cooley were appointed. Tne
SECRETARY reported that the numtsr Of uusuc.
cessful applicants for scholarships at the
were ordfred 10 be Paid. and the Board a A.
iourp' Il.
ioARD OF H8ALTH.-ThIs Bcsrd he'd q
N eeting last evening. all the members D.. n.
the Pr sident, Dr. Grafton Tyler. IN the ch r
The comm ittee appointed At the last me ting .
investigate certain nuisances existing "a the
square bounded by Bridge Wsshir gton, Oliys,
and Montgomery streets, reported that all such
hsd been at 1ted. ana that the town never was
IN slIcb healthy condition.
RIVER FRoHr-E nterd-Stsamsrs John
Gibson Winter. f~~T Nv YORK, and C1ium.
la, Uarp5-, from Bstimarc.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisker.-rhIs rni IN.
ing, W Villain Dorsey, indicted for mayhem. in
striking Vim. Howard with a stone and put.
ing ont his lett eye, was convicted VI an as
sanlt only. ard sentenced TO pay a ne OF $50
Thomas Bush, indicted for the Ia.csny OF a
half cord OF pine wood from George Hopkins,
was found not guilty. Mcdonnell for defence
Frank Busan mi indicted for the larceny of SsOO
rom henry Nilatine was tried and convicted
EDWARD Smith indicted for an assault win
intent to kill James Smith; jury ont.
EQUITY COURT, Judge Wylie.-To.day Iinds-
lev af'. Gekraft ct al; order granting leave TO
amend bill. Macka,l, Jr, agt. Plant ct al, or
ger for temporary injunction. Huston et al
agt. Duvall ct al; order pro confesso and re-
isrring carse 70 auoit Dawson o. al. agt. WASH
~ gton, Alexandria, and GEORGETOWN Railroad
company. oioer referring Receivers report 20
auditor. Hoover agt Fitzse raid: order enio,n.
irg Defendants from removing cerrain goods
keyser sst Waters; order to secure temporary
tSluuction.
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PrePARe FOR 4 Id wsArHgR The pee
ant aU,onrfl Cays ana cool pights are rs-
m1U der - rbs prudent housek .psr tt n, rbe
son Tor oyrTCCa's, blsukets, fire in TIE
hcJsS- srd tuCkwbrat cakes in The mornip T. is
sCnre ap zee Now - the time therefore -
boy your stOy6S, W bile the So Ks of ne d. M :
efs h1ve notf IN picked over, SUD befol the
inCi cd demand has t. ed he prices al
READY. as VIII te seen by the 40 yertissrnert
eise WHERE, Nj. Wsit1r ID. Wyy.H announce
10 tne readers Ct fhe STAR that ne has :. the
Istges- STOCK OF n 1ting, cooking and parlor
stoves, and he eh pest in the city of Wash.
ing N, and we bfve no doubt he means irSt
wi AZ Re says; but n there are auy who don M
thty " ~ lC rothIpg by examining his
e ksrd IIiee list before making their pur.
shes
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IHR INvRs 1IGATING CoNnIrrYE-I.ast
night, the committee appointed 70 investigate
Inc charges against Mayor Bowen preferred by
MI John II. Game, late Commissioner of the
touI IN Werd, held another session AT the City
Hall Messrs VIM. =. Hpn,iugton, Cashier OF
the First National Bsuk; Charles H. Bliss ]
Is Fry. John Hilton, ana John r. Cook, City
Re gis'er, were the witnesses summoned The
eAsu EATON WIS net concluded, and II -
probable that the committee will NOT report Tor
week or two vet. The committee yesterday
examined TIE streets on which the work w ,
done, IN reference 0 which the charges were
made by MIR. Crane.
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hNiSHIs OF PTTHIAs-Chart-r for y .
Lodgs.-A pec'al session OF the Grand I ,dcs
ol tne DsuIct OF Cn'rmh'a was held a. taeir
nsu, TN and ID S'rts.s last eveping, when the
ioho~iI ~ ofleers were inst,Ilsd by Supreme
SSi-te T. VI. BfIiCr --GraE' Chap .allor John
thompson; Vice Grand Chauce,Ior.
hIenard Goodnart; Grsud Banker, J. r. N.
ooiuni frand y uide, John w. bradbury. A
oon was aoopf,d ID print SD copies Of tbe
journal Of LOST years pTocas q iues The cow
n'Iees on law ard supervision were instruct
20 70 prepare new bylaws for the government
-. ,he Grand Lodge. After the adjournment of
neid 70 graut charters Au application vasr
S.lNed Tor CHARTER Tor lodge 70 be known ps
EAcsIsior Lodge, No. IL, TO be located IN the
Norlnern Lloertles, and the charter granted
ne application Was signed by thirty well,
lew working citizens OF the Northern LIB.
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BRFAKISG LETTER OPRr-Yesterday
morning. George Jones, eolored boatman
vss arrested on the charge Of breaking letter
open addressed TO CaihaTIne Jones. and tue
Ca was herd before Justic, Anderson II
appeared that the parties had formerly Nv;
Together as Eiu and wife, sud let er l..
dressed 10 Ler con tanning small sum of money
had fallen into his hands, and be spent the
money, and it also app6 AIRED teat on one occa-
sion, ne hsd acted dis rcerIy towards be-. jas.
t'ee Andersen dismissed the charge OF break
Ing the lie Ter open, and Justice We yer having
is red the warrant c1areirg d'sorderly &C 4 .
duct be heard that case and line q Gorge y.
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SUIT FOR DANA6Rs.-Mr. Andrew Whiteley
who Is the sssignee for a number of patents Tor
improvements IN rearers and mowers, yes ter
day entered suit against ex Cor missioner ~
Patents Thsaker. for damages o the amount Of
x5O,JsO- The declaration Cbargss that Mr.
Theaker, when Commissioner OF Pateni r..
Used, fer tie space Of fourteen months, , q =
on or give de- sion upon an appeal of Mr.
whitley frcD the tecIsion Of the Cbief Ex-
amirer Of he Patent Office, thus negIecting 10
do nis proper ministerial work, and that he
- d delay rs-ulted in do uaging the plaintiff TO
the amount stated in the suit. SJO,COU.
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~ THOMAS BOWLING, AuoT; Georeeto, D .
IOUsHHOLD AND KIrCHEH FURNITURE

&c NSi Secretary. .
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc r; Georeeto, ..
HOUSEHOLD AND KIrCHEH FURNITURE
FOB BALE
IN Will be sold, on THURSDAY, September
" sd instant. ct No. -. corner Of Duabar-
" eon and Congress streets, Georgetown, the
sHeuseheld and Kitchen Furniture. lately In
the occupancy OF Miss Mary Peter, deceased. Sale
to commence ct 10 O'Clock a. IN.
i'iSodds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
gsY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown.
TRUSTEE SALE
- By virtue Of . deed OF trust, duly recorded
~ In Ltber No G5. folio 2S gill off-r ct public
:. :, rae; on MONDAY the 9Th day q eeptember,
Al, that part o. Lot nuE h on R.
10 Georgetown, District of Colnmbia Beeinnios
at the eouthv est corner OF late John Brfdges'
bouss the north side 81 P-id &c street and run
ming west "a feet; thence north To feet; theuce
east q feet then south ~ feet to Bridge street
tLen q feet to the beginning. with the spacious
two story brick Horse upon the came. formerly
occupied ~ tbs late James FrllAlove, with the ss
Of seven foot alley adjoining ed pr emses. Tins
house contains ten rooms including store roc m
for business, and supplied with gas and water
makes IL desirsb,e property: Terms At GALE
p. JACKSON. Trustee.
So 3dfos THCS. BOWLING, Auct.
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JET SRrTs,
Jet Chains
Jet Crosses,

JET SETS,
Jet Chains,
Jet Crosses,
Alaska Diamonds,
Received this morning At Prigg's re Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 10 Pennsylvania avenue,
between ~ and 9th streets.
SPEER's ssSTANDARD wINR BIIrsRs"-The
most excellent Bitiers in tue market. made Of
pure native Wine, in which have b. en- stepped
such herbs and roots rs make the N ost strength
enlng and healthy Tonic Sold by druggists.
OAK HALL. the well-known Clothing House
Is giving the people hts. That's the reason OF
tbe long continued and still increasing rush 20
'oo 'tn street, opposite Posi- once
OAK HALL LEADS THE fAsHIoNS.-Gautls-
mems. Boys and Children's Clothing, Of the
latest styles and best quality, at the lowest
prices ieo tn street, opposite Post Once. 6
FIFTY CENTS PER PAIR for good Canton
Flannel Drawers for Men and Boys.
Sill ADANsos's, $40 9th street.
THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. b.
Wilson & 20. can sell Shoes, Boots, SC, IS cheap
as any person who advertises IN me Star. IA
COINS, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrsscen-
ces. Bunions. Eplarged Joints, and other dis
esses o. the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
W bite, Surgeon ChIropodist. No. IA Peunsyl-
vania avenue, between ~ and sth streets.
nss fsoI nm spa P m Calls At
for consultation a. Office. Established lS6I.
RUBBER SHKRrISa and Nursery Cloth. Air
Pillows, &c.
sill: ADANsoS's. $40 9ta street.
RED. WHITE AND BLUE BLANKETS, Bed
Comforts, Sheets, &c
e,Le ADAMsos's, $40 OH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-15

CHASE Yesterday morning several boys
wrntIn'O the silre Of James Hardin in East
washing Z and made on with a pack of CARTS
ana D. lie OF cologne. Sergeant Hardin gave
chase to the party aud aIaer q two mtle cnasa
proving himself quite s'runnistn he over.
nauled VIM johnson. who was takau To the
eth precinct station house, but the laTcenv v,s
Iot proved on cim and Justice SchrnIdt S,s.
missed he case.