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DROPOsALs FOB sfArIOHERY.

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S.S 81 ds! q jsiy; ;iss q W j. Dol H. j. .' Wv
Twelve sross shineh Inistands, No. sos. sisss
Three sioss inch Inkstsnds, Ho. sCs, glass stop
Two hundred thousand White Envelopes, g.xszS;
Two hundred thousand White Envelopes, SKA .;
One 6onarsd thousand White Envelopes. lO,.14.s;
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
Is: sids viii be considered and accepted or re-
.centIscs: must bs s.:eutss BY the successful
bidders within ten days after beiag called upon %
n, Tn. article: contracted for must Be furnished
1S% time to time dqGof h shs IN
tire quantities, will heweser, be called for during
Isch proposal must be signed By tie individual
or frm making II, and be aecomp psnied be . bond.
with ancient .uretiss IN the sum Of vs thousand
department. conditioned upsn the execution Of a
nishins such portion Of the srticiss as may Be-
All deiSsries win b subject to Inspection by an
expert detailed for the purpose by the secretary
OF the Treasury. and the dsiivery OF sn int.rior
article viii be deemed umcient Gauss TO snnul the
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Ire
The failure 20 comply With any one order under
the contract viii cperste the forfeiture Of the
entire penalty Of the bona the Secretary Of the
Tresspry may direct the purchass. In open mar
ass, OF sues quantities % o. sny articss g shal be
failure, end charge 70 the contractors afty per
oe.tnm Of the price Which Il shall be found aeces.
Rroposals unscocnp panied BY sstisfactor. bond
win net be CONSIDERED, and contracts vii be
's.'s'' 'h''h' ''eiEssS:R esESRes 9 BOUTWELL,.
je7S-eolm secretary Of the Treasury.
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

A RESOLUTION in relation to the death OF rhe
late Samuel Cropley.
whereas IL mas pleased an All-wlse Provi-
cence TO remove from among rs our esteemed
ana valued fellow.cltizen, Samuel Cropley
who had often filled a seat in these Reands
with both honor and usefulness, and in various
POSITIONS manifested himself as a most worthy
and estimable citizen: Therefore,
ResoIred by the Board Of 4lderm>n and Bo1yf Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GeOr,et9,cn
Ihst we feel with deep sensi bilIty the loss h,s
family and this community have sustained in
the oeaih OF our esteemed friend. who en- loved
IN An eminent degree the confidence Of the
comm unity and the respect and regard of ali
life.
Resolved further. That these Boards attend the
fnneral OF the deceased, and that the Hon H
as in paying the last Offices upon earth 10 our
departed friend: and thar the Boards will meet
at the ofice OF the Mayor, II 3 O'Clock o. m on
Tomorrow, for this purpose.
Resolred further, That q CODY OF these reso,u.
uens be transmitted to the family of the de-
ceased, as the expression OF our sincere evm
pathy with them IN their present affiIc,ion; and
that the same be entered on the min utes of the
two Boards. fApproved, June 18th, 1869
RHsoLcr!oE providing for contingent fund
for the comufessoEer of streets.
Resotred BY Tie Board of A,dcrmen and Board of
Common Council Of De Corpo~atioa of G Georqetopa,
Tnat the sum OF one hundred dollars be, and
ness tne same Is hereby, appropriated To be paid out
the commissioner OF streets, to be expended by
nim in making repairs to the various streeu
an alleys OF the Town.
Approved, June IL, 1859.
RESOLUTION in favor of McNerhany Il
Waters.
Resotred by The Beard Of Aldermen and Boa I'd of
Common Council Of tie Corporation of Georyefopa,
That the Clerk pay TO the order Of Men rnauy
Waters two hundred and one 6I-IOO dollars
in settlement OF their bill for work and
material furnished this Corporation under their
contract authorized by resolution approved
June 20, le6s, for the quarter ending MAY 3ist
1869. IApproyed lime Is is6o
A RESOLUTION 70 pay the Town portion of the
expenses OF coroner for the District of CoIum.
bla.
ResOlced by the Board Of Aldermen AVID Boari #
Cemmen Council Of the Cooperation Of GeOroetops,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, auth ori xed
TO pay the draft OF N. Callan. Clerk OF the Lew
Court, in favor Of w. w. Potter, coroner for
the sum OF one hundred and eighty three Is.IOO
dollars (Sls3 lS-lUO) for service rendered IN the
holding inquests ID the District OF Columbia,
from October 2sth, 1865, to March 3Ist, 1862.
Approved, June 1s, 1869.
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and Punctuality-Lizzie Ardeeser, Cora Brun
winnie Ockert, Mary Reddine, Kate Salter.
Sawena Steinle. Study and improvement
Jennie Craven, Mary Oulahan, Kate Middle.
ton. Neatness-Lizzie wagner. Penman ship-
Clsra smith Musie-Minnie Zimmerman.
Male No. l3. Alice u. Smith, teacher
Medai-Wm. Mcfarland. Premiums-Con.
duct-Samuel Wilkerson, Wn. Carrco, Dee.
mas O'Neil, Charles Schroth, Dow Mills,
Lewis Ockert. S:udy-Wm. Richardson,
John O'Conner, Robert Colllngsworth. Pen.
man ship Charles Heitinzer. Nearness-
We estley Berkeley. Music-Wm. Mathis
Honorably Mentioned-Charles Walker, +.
Tucker, A. Baker, T. Shomo, J. Auleiter, j.
Gibson, ]. Rocket.
Femsle No. IA, E. Gray, teasher:-List not
complete.
Male No. Is, Lille f. Thomas, teacher -
Medal-Michael Daily. Premums-Conduct
and dPunctuality-Charley Fugitt Fred. Lud-
wig, A. ChIseldiue. James Harrison, ]. Magiu.
mis-, Andrew Hughes. Study and Improve
ment-Edward RiGsby, Dan. shea, Charley
Gross. Neatness-Harry Goodrich Penman.
ship-Edgar Lyons. Music-Michael Horn.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRr, JHiee Eysher-This morn
ing, Charles Z. Robinson WAS convicted OF rs.
sault and battery, ana sentenced to pay q fine
OF eS. In the case Of samuel Johnson and w.
H. Dinee, convicted yesterday Of assault and
battery, reasons were nled for new trial. Di-
vid Shea. ON q charge Of assault and battery,
was found not guilty; Harrington for defence.
John Scott was convicted Of petit larceny,
and sentenced 70 jail for one month. John
Dunn. indicted for assault and battery, was
found guilty OF the assault only. Lewis Simms,
indicted for a second offence Of larceny, was
found not guilty. In the case Of Andrew
Chapman, charged with q second offence OF
larceny, nolle pros. was entered.
EQuITr OouRr, Judge Oia.-To-day. James
Collins agt Mary Hayes alias Collins, (di-
vorce;) decree pro confesso and to take testi.
mony. Mc(larthy aGt. Conner ct AL decree
appointing W Y. Fendall trustee to cell. Coz
Ter Ct al. aet Brooks ct al; decree pro confesso
and appointing Hugh Oaperton trustee in place
of H. King, deceased. Gawler ct al. ast
McEvoy ct a.; order OF publication. Stott agt.
Mann ct al; decree pro confesso. Schneider
aet James ct al: do. Bond ct al. agt. Pegg ct
al; decree pro coufeeso and reference 10 audi.
tor. Dement, i Howell agt. James; do.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Wylie-This cour,
was adjourned this morning IN con'eq sence Il
sickness in the family OF Judge Wylie, until
Monday next.
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CoRHs. &c.-Dr. w bite, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years prac ical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established At
a24 Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, Chllblains, Club and lngrowtng
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, without
pain or neon 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 resp On
sible persons who patronize his establishment
Hours from q. m. to p. m. Owing to press
OF business at Office. Dr. White Is unable to
visit patients at their residences except between
and p. m.
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nRY GOODS Ar BEDCcED PRICR,-
pRoPosALs FOR nArERIALs UspER rHI
L cossIaaNSE fassss %r raE BnRE.u
TNG. fo Bk suPpLiEp Toris
DIFfKRKSr NAVY YARDs
BrREAr ~ rorIPNkNr p, hxp ~ RsrR,l,l - I,

BUREan ~ rorIrNkNr 1xp RscErirrxa.{
Seal, pMhsnLNeIoSl u g June ., ,I,s.
NSy for the fiscal year ending June % lSs,
VIII ee received a. thi- Buresu until 10 o clock O.
.a .. LII une sst OF July ne 1T at which time the pro-
The proposals must be addressed TO the -chiet
Nav Department, wsshinston and must ms be ss
aSss the, msS e. ST s.sris, for ,ss New
PTinted schedules for any cIa.., together with
sal OF eusrastee and of certhc>tes Of suarsnte re-
on application % the conmanasnts OF the re.e.s
txe nsyy ysrds and those Of all the ards 90 sp-
The COnmsndsnt Of esch navy yard aud the por
chseing Psymsster Of esch station will have a
animation only. In order that per.ons v no ipteas
60 bid may Judge wheth r 10 is desirable 20 msse
The rropossi. must be fSr tss sh olo =, ,srh.,
and all applications Tor inform.t on or for the s.
m.ndsnts ot the re-psc,iss @ yards. maze 70 the Gem
1he proposal msst be accompanied by q cert.
the district in which bidcer that he Ia.
License g deal IN the articles for which he pro
uiacturer q, or regular d. sler In the srticies
se ss Ssss :, TO 70 sSsp The
io1Sse TN an, district in y, Witch &c thsy reside.
anired by law, the Navy D. partmsn;. Sowe,sess, ss
Which mas ans @ ss to rect the lowest bid any
surettes in the faIi amount will be required IN
sisn tie contract and their r-ep Dstofttty must
De ceruoed 70 the satisfaction of the Nayg De-
psmsnt psn,n% wi, % a1,iSn. security, twenty per
tiIls unlese the contract shall have been com.
plettd. and eighty per centum OF the amount ~
each bill approved IN tripl'cste by the command.
ant OF the ieepeotiye yards will he paid by the
rev master Of the station designated ia the con
Goverpment, within en- days after the varrsn,
fer the same shall have been passed lv the aas.N
tsry Of the Treasury
The classes of tkis Bur can are uumherea .,n
Designated ss follows
No l-fisI. Canvas, &C. No Soap snd rsllow.
NO z.eotton CsnvN, No t-vx Hides for
Sootton n .mmocs No Sesr,.e...
Bag. and Cot Stun. No. B-ehip ChandIery
No. Iron and Steel. No E-Tsr aud Tar OIL
No s-0slley Iron. No ls-statiosery
No. 7-Chaib Iron. No. ls-Dry tsooas
No e-Hardwsrs. No an-Firewood Ana
No e-Ocokine Utensils. Charcoal
No. Il-Tfn and Zinc. No sI-ssnd
Ne l3-Leai her.
The followirg are the classes. by their nsmbers
Required at the respective navy Yards.
CHARLBsTOwN
MOS >, 5, g. Q, H. Is. "a, rs. rs. n, Is, le, %, "a
BR0OKLYN
Nos. ], 2, 5, 8, 8. II. ls, rs, n.
WARRINGTON
q laWlW
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Co have sold part lot In square III, from ting
20 feet on Twentieth street, between L and NJ
streets, improved by q frame dwelling, tc
Thomas Riley for Ss25.
Green Williams, auctioneers, yesterday
sold part Of lot and lot 2. in square 796, front.
ing on Virginia avenue, between I'd and 4th
streets east, improved by q double two.story
brick dwelling, to Mrs. Francis +. Cook, fol
e5,I0O
Fitch & Fox. real estate brokers, have sold
Tor J. w. Rumsey lot l3 and part lot ~, In
square 5S3, on 1st street east between q and
Dstreets south, improved bv a two.story hricS
cottage, TO Mrs. Laura s. Williams, for S4,6O(
each.
Messrs. Kilbourn & Latta, real estate brokers
have sold to H. II. Dodge lot A, Containing
about two acres, OF the sub.d vision of Oal
Lawn, at the head Of 20th and Boundary street
for $4,000,
Evening star., 1869-07-07

OFFICIAL REPORTS prove that Hoff's Malt
Extract has shown an incalc ulable influence
on the condition Of the sick soldiers during the
last European wars. This fact, in con junction
with the encomiums OF our first physicians,
speaks so well for Hon's Malt Extract, that
furiher praise on our part would be superfiu-
Ouo.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM
For Gentlemen, Boys, and Coildren.
400 til ST.. OppOsita y d.

PURE AND LCsTRoUs As WHITE SATIN, are
the teeth TO which Sozodont is daily applied
bark OF the Gillian Soap Tree, which is one of
It's components, is ueed in South America for
removing spots from white silks without IN.
Jurink the fabric. or all preserv ative and an
useptics 1t is, according TO the famous French
botanists and chemists, Fleury and Chalard, the
most potent ana the most harmless.
Evening star., 1869-07-07

DELICATE MACHINERY.-As machinery will
not work without being lubricatsd, sn i, is
with the human system, which Is the mos
del ate piece of machinery iu existence; Al d
requires aid In the operation of ITS different
functions. Speer's "Stardard Wine B,tters'
Will afford that aid IL greater degree than any
ever before Offered 20 the public. Sold by
Druggists.
Evening star., 1869-07-07

THE POTOMAC FRoNr.-This morning the
steamer Arrow, Stackpole, carried down to
Mount Vernon q large list of passengers, and
the usual mails for Marshalrs Landing The
steamer W. w. Colt made her usual semi.
weekly trip to Norfolk from 7th- street wharf,
having on board hne complement OF passen-
gers and quite q lot OF freight. Generallv
speaking wharf matters are dull. and NAV be
embraced in the arrival at Sheriffs coal and
wood wharf, foot OF 9th street. Of the schooner
White Foam, Capt. Rice, with wood for Geo
l.. Sheriff; and a. Carter's wharf OF the sc boon.
er Thomas j. Tull, Cooper, from Norfolk with
lumber tor N. b. Fugett and Willet L. Red
crave.
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ssn Ssiq;S SI .si ,sssrD,sr


&. AS.ts. ss.ss a.
"a; :iIi t:ss pi:ss = ps%.ss Si:s, cslo.ssS T.rri.
iand. An .tuassd II, M IN the lowing named townships
townships end s, range q.
townships I, 2, and 6. range S.
TSxn:sS,is; TSxn:s,Ss: :Ss .Ss I..s.S T..s.
fownships 2, > a, s, 8 and s, range es.
TTo.nshsip: / -: and 8, range 60.
.And Isrts of township !. north Of ranges 6 and
% a,l Shieh will be offered IN aocordssoe With
Ss~rh offAe Ba" La esd wssf Of iAe Sixth Pri.-
rov,.s,,.. sHa. Mdst9.as
Is.s:Sis:: So. :as 1tssi 3. range s,i g..
TowpsbiDss sssd ,s y 70: re rspss g g., IS
sfSSn:sis; /. !: TO- H. Ia r. is.is.
u fO.pssis. q; y sns II 70 5is Is ss sse1s., e.
LoSeships l TO 10 inciusive, and township ID.
Ie.n.h,gs tos inclusive, rs.sse.
Townships 20 inclusive range 50.
And pefts Of the pndermsntionsd townships,
S q On SsEsd m With sched
Lown.SiI g, r.nsss
TSi TOsD:SiP % .. oss rsoss ss e.
To.n:Sis: TTS.D:SSis 4; i s.nrs sSa g. = r.ns. g.
Townships rspee 20
townships u and le. range 20.
Lands sppropriated BY law for the use OF schools,
military and other purposes, or lands on which
sale
The Offering Of the above Designated lands win oe
commenced on the day appointed, and will proceed
the manner prescribed oy the hrst ion Of the
sct Of Congress approved i4th prfl, lsD until the
whole sban have beer offered. and the sale thu
Than ,s.ts .ne no 1ti...s sn,ss o. sn, q tss
lsscs will be admitted until sfer the expiration
the two weeks from toe 18th of September 1858.
Giytn under my hand at the city Of W sshington,
this eleventh day Of Nay. Aupo Domini one thou
By IN. President: q. q. GRANT.
Commissionsr OF the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRB-DMPrI0S CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 90 the right pre- -emptfos
TO any Of the lands within the % aud parts
Of townships above enumerated 10 required 20 ee-
tabiish the n the satiss -sion OF Regfster
and Receiver Of the Land once and make pay
ment therefor - soen ss practicable after seeing
this notice. and before the day appoints for the
commenceDent Of the public sale of the lands en-
bracins the tract claimed: othervise ssce claim
Oonmsssiossr % the General Land once
HofE Under the rees lstfoss Of the Department
- heretofors and BOZ existing pay ment cen be
mede Tor sdvertfsfpg procsamstfeos eHcept such
publishers - are specially su ,horzsd. s-S,lst
Evening star., 1869-07-07

HEBING's CoNsCMP TIVE REMEDY. .EIAPUGA
We call particular attention TO this Wonderful
Vegetable Extract as an Alternative, Aplr1an'
and Tonic. A table spoonful before break fast
will correct the Liver. sure remedy for
Costlyeness, DiarrhPa, and Dysentery.
Evening star., 1869-07-07

CoLLRGB CoMNRNCKMRNr.-The annual
commencement Of GonzaRa college will take
place at Carroll Hall this evening at X D. m
10 which the patrons and friends of the Ipsti.
tuition are vited, as well as the public. No
special invitations have been given. The pro.
ersmme Is very fine one and doubtless the
house will be crowded.
Evening star., 1869-07-07

HICKS & HEIGHTS ORIGINAL GEORGIA
MINsTRBLs open for a short season at Cauter.
bury Hail on Monday evening next. These
are not burnt cork imitators, but the genuine
thing, the tro0pe comprising eighteen c1lored
performers, who Were formerly slaves, and
who are said to be good musicians, and to es,
ment states thar colored people will be admit.
ted TO all parts OF the house.
Evening star., 1869-07-07

THI CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, % Market
Space. between 8th and 9th streets, 10 In con-
slant receipt OF the latest novelties in the way
OF Jewe;ry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &C.
5,sl
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CHKAPER THAN THE OHRAPHsr.- White
Shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 25, and upwards. I'm.
dershirts and Drawers, from s. cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Haad-
kerchiefs already hemmed, 2 for IS cents. The
best Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or 50 GEMS
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button-ho 10 cents box; and all other goods
at equally low prices, at Franc 4 Goldman's
Marble Hall, No. 45S 7th street. opposite Patent
Once. .6r.
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"HoNe," 536 7th street.

ANEW WAY OF Do1Ha BusINDss.-Hollan.
der Bros. Will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at i've per
cent above cost. We ask all who are in need
OF the above goods to pafroniae us Is il will
save considerable money to the buyer and ena-
ble us TO continue selling goods at these rates
HoLLANDER BROS, 2lO Penua avenue,
5,3l,l: between l4th ana I5th sts.
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CHURCH DBDICArIoN.-Next Sabbath morn
ing Cavalry Baptist Church will be dedicated,
on which occasion the opening ser non will be
preached by Rev. DIR. Hague, of Boston. Rev
Mr. kenpard, Of Pbiladelphis, the first past or
of Calvary Church. 1t 10 expected, will be pres.
ent and preach iu the evening
Evening star., 1869-07-07

THE SANGRRPIsr.-TheS Sangerbund of this
city will take to Baltimore to attend the Ma
evening next, about forty active members, and
will be accompanied by the Washington Ger.
mania Band. The officers Of the Bund are -
Waloecker. President; Peterson, Vice Pres
and Prof. q. Richter, Leader. The Bund will
be the guests Of the German ia Mannerchor, and
will stop at the W Washington Gardens, on Penn.
sylvania avenue. On Monday morning, the
grand procession Of the societies will take
place, and at night the prize concert will b.
given. On Tuesday the monster grand concert
will take place, aud Wednesday and Thurs
visitors.
Evening star., 1869-07-07

SKRHHAD8-Chief Eneinesr Ellwood and
Commissioner Gorbut, Of the Fire Department
were serenaded last night by ths members O,
Union Engine Company, No. I. The parties
rendering the sereT ade were entertained BY the
recipients. after which they visited other citl.
zrDs whom they specially desired 10 compli.
meut
Evening star., 1869-07-07

lMMoRALITY IN THE PUBLIC GROUNDS
Last night, about nine o'clock. officer SIscombe,
OF Inc NTH precinct police. was called upon by
EDWARD O'Connor, private watchman in the
Presidents grounds, to arrest man and wo-
man who were acting in q very Immoral man
ner. The parties were taken to the Central
Guardh ouse, when the man gave his name as
Edward ]. Willis, the woman as Louisa
Thrush. The man was quite q respectable
looking person, who gave his age as 63 years;
while the woman gave her age as IS. Willis
left $40 each as collateral security for the ap.
pearance Of himself and the woman before
Justice Harper this morning, when the case
was called up. and, although neither party ap.
peared, yet the evidence substantiated their
guilt, and they were each fined S5.
Evening star., 1869-07-07

MUSICAL ACADEMY.-The examination of
the scholars in Esputa's NJ usical Academy was
commenced July LIST, and so great was the
competition for the gold and silver medal that
three days were consumed before the Judges
Professors scala, Wright and Egan, could come
to any decision. Even then II was found that
four OF the scholars Were so proficient (none Of
them missing single question out Of nearly 4OO)
that the medal had to be withheld for future
examination at a later day. The names of these
bright ones are Miss Mollle Wilson, Annie
Haroin, Lizzie StromberGer and Master J.
Siousa. The medal for theory of music, lst
class Junior, was won by Miss Annie Young:
I'd class. Master VIM. Haley. The medal for
solfeggic. LIST class, Julia Stromberger: I'd GLASS;
join Boggs; Sd class senior, Miss Mollie Will
son. Master Willie Boggs received the award
tor the Rest piano scholar, while his brother
was pronounced the best violin scholar The
guitar medal was won by Mss L. Jones.
Evening star., 1869-07-07

BASE BALL.-The OIvmptc Club Of this city,
now ON an extended Western tour, played ,6a
Red Stockings In Cincinnati on SStu-day lasE
aud were beaten cy score OF g ~ L..
Evening star., 1869-07-07

RAKGB OF THBRNoM8TER af franklin 4
Co.'s, opticians, in the shade, to-day: O'Clock
q. m. - degrees; ~, &c; H. 7s; Il m, 20; Ip
m, 20.
Evening star., 1869-07-07

SIN ApvHRIIsKNExr for The sale OF three
frame dwellings and uAtmproved Building
lots, near Wallach school, ~ Green L vii.
hane, 18is agsernoon.
Evening star., 1869-07-07

ARREST OF U8sPkRATE ECHARACTER-Re-
sistance to the Poiice.-LieutenautK Kelley, OF the
9th precinct. while passing through the 10 wer
nIng, heard cries Of 'smurder" AID sspolice, -
and proceeding to house near by found a
eolored woman named Margaret West living
on the fioor bleeding profusely, and a notorious
coloIed man named sDick" Smith standing
over her in the act Of striking her. The Off Ger
attempted to arrest Smith, but the desperate o
resisted and swore fearful oaths that no DO.
hceman in the city should take him to the sta.
ton. In the scuffie Smith struck the Lieu ten
ant and "butted" him, while the woman West
also made an onslaught on the Off Ger. By the
assistance OF officer Berry and a olored man
whom he summoned, the riotou persons Were
arrested and conveyed TO the Central Guard
house, where West was fined $40. and Smith
held 10 bail by Justice Harper for his appear.
ance 70 answer trial before court.
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i mR IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

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diseese % sare % follow
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ss.ls., g Avert The eslssi6 - Isna;i.s sss
sAnARIrAHs BOOT Asp an.s yu,ox.
before ecroesls takss an AsA-
How many have the ytr1s q oyphflis in sns sys-
ten. and n thst sscdttiea eoesslsasss nsrrisss,
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JANIS II. Mc8ILL, for the last four years an
assistant IN the once OF Henry r. Searle. Esq
architsc,, has been admitted By that gentieman
TO an in'erest in his practice. Mr.. McGiil is
one Of our most promising young architects.
Evening star., 1869-07-07
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1853 sra.Ir. 358
A. AOCH,
Importer OF WINES, LIQUORS, and depot Of
Smiths Philadelphis DRAUGHT ALE and POR-
T1R, old BRANDY anh WHISKY, old JAMAICA
and eT. CROIX Rum, SHERRY and POKr
MIDEG, CHAMPAIGN 1e. kHINE WIN sc.
CLAR1f WIHEs OI0ARs, EOINBUR0H