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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-20
de RrunswIck seapOrt AppeaI,
Notice to Property Owners.
County Of shelby. July Ierm' Isoa.

STATE OF TENEEsSEE, T,1l,. ,rar,,, laFo
County of Shelby. '
hoard or COUNTY COAsIIssIoSER5
August Is, 1859
ORDERED Ere, That the Clerk OF the
County Court be instructed 10 advertise in
the APPEAL and Avalanche, giving all prop
erty owners notice that the assessments of
real and personal property for State and
county are now completed, and that they
have the privilege OF ohjectlng to the same
and endeayoring 10 obtain corrections during
the next thirty days, by making proper sps
plication 10 the assessors, amer which tim
no corrections can or will be allowed, II being
necessary TO place the tax books In the Col
lector's hands at the earliest practicable date:
ana that each paper make a local notice, call
ing particular attention TO the advertisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-20

1 REWARD of ten dollars VIII be paid for
n the return OF or any Information that
Will lead 10 the recovery of Green and
Black Parlor Carpet taken on Wednesday,
18th. from No. ll8 Union street. seig
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AMOUNTING TO OVER $40, 600.
For nearly all of which the Society are iu
debted TO the literally and public spirit ofthe
COTTON FACTORS OF MEMPHIS

who, with a munifcence worthy of one OF
the firsl cotton marts OF the world, have ten
dered TO the Society 5000 In Premiums, 10 De
CORES spoudence:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EoR RENT-The large store House No. -
II Front street ". J. CHASE,
sells 42 Poplar street.
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TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.
NO. 8.
lAGER BEER AND ALE.
NO. 8.
NATIVE WINES.

EXHIBITION IN THE ARENA
TO Commence Preriseisi at 10 O'Clock an. each day
and 10 continue in ti.e order here laid dO,rn.
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" pSLakt hlT al F. DIP anu =
Ne aged animal taking this premium viii
Re allowed to compete IN this class for any
,remium hereafter given hy this society.
M4RFS
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cTi o.. SErdtt0a, G0yer & Co.. and others.
DEAR SIEs: I'd behalf of the Agricultural
Mechanical snd HOrticuiturai Society Cr
Shelby County. / accept vogr ysu. Hberaf
premium for Cotton, aud Wilf CfFr & as you
saggrsf. Besides iu accordance With your re-
quest will say that the society will give pre-
MUM of two hundred dollars, 500 Tor the
best bale OF Cotton produced in the State OF
Tennessee. Very respectfully,
II Uk FL Trasrs
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cOHY-nrRn4M

Swee pstHkes for Hil ages..--.-.-.-.-.b Dip. and y
Conditions as above.
Best herd Of Cows and | Bull
belonging 10 one Tnau--..s.-. Dip. and -
a. pair matched Horses IoT Car
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DIssOLUTlOH NOTICES.
DlsSOLuTIoH or PARTNERSHIP.
NEW FIRM.

gINHE undersigned respectfully announce
/ 10 the public that they have this day en-
tered into partnership, under the name and
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1869-04-24
Millinery and Dress Making.

MISS NJ NJ. DAVIS would announce ia
the Ladies ofSaut0 ~ and Vicinity that she
has opened O MILLINERY and DRESS
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT on the plaza
at present south Of DR., Andrews store,
where She will be pleased to see all who may
need anything in her line ofbuSmcss.
She has lust received a fine stock of RIB
BONS, LACEs, HATS and BONNE'l'S Of all
styles and the very latest in the market.
No. %. If.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-09-30
Guardian Sale.

In the matter of the guardianship of Charles
n Pendleton, Louis Z. Pendleton and George
Park Pendleton, minors.
DY virtue and in pursuance Of the order Of
ID license, granted in this matter, by the
County urt of Racine County, and bearing
date the 26th day of July, 1869, licensing and
empowering the undersigned as guardian Of
said minors, to sell the real estate hereinafter
described |, the undersigned, as such guar
dian as aforesaid, will, on Thursday, the
thirtieth day of September, 4 ID. 1869 at one
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day, at tn; front
door of the Court House. in the village of Man
itowoc, county of Manitowoc, and State of
Wisconsin, sell at public vendue all the follow.
ing described real estate, to-wit: al the
rihgt, title and interest of said minors in and
to the south half of the southeast quarter of
section No. twelve u, town No. twenty
(20,) range No. twenty-three (23,) east, i'll
the county of Manitowoc and State Of Wiscon-
sin. Terms of sale made known at time and
place Of sale. JOY ii. PEND LETON,
Guardian of
CHARLES Y. PENDLEToN,
Louis II. PENDLEToN.
GEORGE p. PENDLEToN,
July 27,1869. Cat Minors
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Summons.

(tIRCUIT COURT, Mantowoc County. The
oState of Wisconsin
To John Kregy, Antonio Kregy his wife, and
Thomas Koselka and Joseph Schermack, de-
fendent8,
1ou are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint Of William Burmester, plaintiff Of
wi ich copy is hereto annexed, and to serve
a copy Of your answer on me at my Office in the
Village and County Of Manitowoc, Wisconsin,
within twenty days after the service of this
summons, exclusive Of the day of service And
if you fail to answer the complaint as hereby
required, the plaintiff win apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
GEO n. WO0DIN, Plaintiff Atty.
Dated April 9th, 1869. l0-3t
copy of the complaint in this action was
duly filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the CIR
cut Court for Manitowoc County
GEO W00DlN, Plaintiff Atty
September - 1869
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Tax Notice.
CFFIcv or TIE CLzBK CT TIE CoCSTT
LoARD OF iPERvIsORs.
Maui'owoe. Sep.eMbe" 90. 1863.

3tdH!oNOc. t5epte3lDe" 10 1903.
A IL persons Interested are hereby notified
/lthat the following tracts Of land ana village
lois lying AMI being situated in the County of
Manitowoc and State OF Wisconsin, remaining
urredecmed in tie Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Bodri Of Supervisors Of the County of
Mani-ogoc AMI State OF Wisconsin, fer the
t xes due and unpaid thereon for the year
1861, for which ,a' a taxes tic said tracts Of
Ind and town lots were sold on the l4;h day
of May, i. b. 1867. Now therefore, unless
the amount 81 taxes, interest fees and charges
set opposite the several tracts Of land and
town lors, as herein described, be paid on or
before the l4ih d4y Of May. I870.the same will
be conveyed 10 tic purchaser or his assignees
in pursuance Of he St.tu.cs in such case made
and provided.
H. p. FUESSENICH.
Clerk Of the County Board of Supervisors, Of
Manitowoo County, Wisconsin.
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IUN n UF IEN I En- ILLE.
Dee. Sec Town Range Acres Amount
nh neg 10 IL % 70 IL
VILLAGE Of Centreville lots blocks p
ttE
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rf1EE higl r I Price paid III cash for wheat
4 AID ot, produce by
III EDWARD CONWAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17
DRopOsaLs FOB STATIONERY,


!enos.: 70! F faTn.ni1s y sns @
:. h tie ssss
9Th day Of July 1853. at u O'Clock NJ:
s1 ink:ssnSs No. si.:: ssSspp peers
Twelve gross s's.fnch Inkstands, No. sos, glass
Three gross inch Inkstsnds, No 9eS. glass stop
Two hundred thousand White Envelopes, s,..,,,;
Two nnn .I tGoussnd White Envelopes. s,.x4.;
One s1ndreG .IOH.snd White Envelopes IC.ns.;
Ssnk forms for bidding will be furnished upon
The bids will be considered and accepted or re-
Contracts must be executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon SO
The articles. contracted for mnst be furnished
ir0m time to time during the year in quantities
TIRE quantities, will, however, be called for during
Each proposal must be signed bv the ,paiv;au.,
OF firm making it, and be accompanied n q bond.
with sufficient suretis in the sum of We thouss nd
70 b eRssH e. G sSs
department. a1 eoaditioned upon the execution Of
Of the arsiess :: % aSs !.
an deliveries Win se subject to inspection by An
exert Detailed for the purpose By the Secretary
Deemed s.a. Ct to - sSs
Dsi,sries ~S:s be free Of charge at the Treasury
It The i.iluIs g comfy With any one order under
Or IN e. Of
q ;yucs the
::ss?S q Ss;s: :SsS shall 5: found i Ses sst
Propo.ais unscconpenisd by satisfactory bond
u: ss' sr e :Ps e
'' '.,s.' y, the ''' saissS;ss. 8 BOUTWELL,
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in GrarSfiaxn

THREg YoUss MEN, rpSp.c.ahly c,pue-,sS
ara faNcTaoiy known IN our ID an, paid VISIT
70 the water side this morning. and wntI. there
INDUCING IN several drinks NJ the PS.oruae
house We're bounced on by some wa;er stree
boys snd knocked Tigh; aud lef'. Tue poIIca
efoueht be whole party before JGs 'ics Bu Key
AID he dismissed them att
DRovERs' Rksr.-Tne sales s. his mar,
uun yt stsicay' Tie ex re ne he preventing a
full supply OF cattle. We auot- sales asa ns,a
OF cattle al s4aS7 Per hundred To-; .6OO sheen
and lambs az Sass per head; co as and cal yes
S2Oas'i veal calves, sac. per 10. pross
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TIE NoLEH FISHING CLUE parted bawse

al noon to-day from SberIff-s (Sixth stre.t)
wharf for Norfolk, Cape Henry, and other
points, on their first anniversary Nimrodian
expo di;ion OF TWO weeks. Previous u their
departure an entertainment was partaKen %
by the friends of the club on the chartered
schooner Packet, Captain Frost, whsreat
champagne and otner refreshments were servo
up without stint. The club Is composed 2.
sixteen well known business men OF Wa H.
ington, and OF these the following &C compau &c d
the excursionists;-Cols. Charlie: f, Thorn -ou,
Joseph Plltz, AEorew Hancock, and Samuel
Y. HaSrnoer, Charles Lamb, James Thor oe,
w. T.. Nolen, and Mr.. Frost, the two latter s..
ing The presiding geniusses. At intervals
from ten TO twelve O'Clock salutes We're fired
from WATTS Bay and the schooner's wharf
the lest gun being fired from the former point
where the ''stay.behinds" gave their parting
greeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

CoREr, &C-Dr. White, Surg ecn Chiropodist.
OF Twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas. and established AZ
l!4 pennsylvania avenue, between !, and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Bunlons, Chllblains, Club aud Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet, without
pair or inconvenience 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 respop-
slOie persons who patroniZe his establls hment
II furs from a. m. 10 p. m. Owing TO press
OF business az Office, DIR. White Is unable 20
VISIT patients a. their residences excep; between
and n. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

SPHrRs PORT WINK-The Port Craze Is
now cultivated In this country for a wma nm :
excelled by any other, in IL, mellow iucIus>S
mcnness OF flavor. and brilliancy OF color
Inc grape has been brought To a perfection
never attained in Portugal by Mr.. A. Spear IN
ms vineyard New Jersey. Physicians say n
Is superior 10 imported Port for invalIds 2 ad
IN summer IL u more agreeable and refreshing
man .iafet- Clergymen use IL for ats parity as
Il communion Wine, while the most fashion,
apie families drink it As a dinner wine-N. J.
E,tbune
Some OF our druggists keep it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

APrAIRs IN PRINCE GIoReE's COUNTY,
MD.-Tbe Prince Georgian this week has the
fsllo wing items:
The Storm.-This village and the imme diats
vicinity wes visited by the most terrific storm
on Wednesday night We have ever experienced.
In this immediate vicinity the principal suffer.
erers have been Richard y Hill. ESQ, Major
John +. Lee, Charles Ridgely, E,q., and Jas.
w. Love, Esq. Mr. Hill had three locust
trees in his yard destroyed BY lightning. and a
fine young peach orchard aud many other tere.
blown up anc broken down By the wind. Mr..
R.dgeley's barn, purchased recently Of M.
Hill, was blown down, and the others suffered
severely IN the obstruction of trees and da m gr
TO the growing corn. A great many shade and
fruit trees were destroyed In this VILLAGE and
we greatly appreherd thar the damage n tnp
corn crop throughout the track OF the tornado
Is very serious.
The Railroad 1t il with unfeigned pleaanre
that we adopt the admirable suggestion OF ms
Gazette, and repeat the call for q ublic meet
ing here on Wednesday, the 2Ist instant. To
consider the raiiroad subject. Tnat the work
Is in very precarious condition we have even
stronger reasons for believing now, than had
come 10 our knowledge when We sounded the
alarm few weeks ago. The situ alton demands
prompt, thorough and concerted action, and in
no way can th's be better secured than by
mass meeting OF our people, Q general inter.
discussion Of the entre subject.
DtStsnS utshed ArrirQL-9overnorB Bowie visit
ed our town yesterday, and wss most cordially
welcomed here by his host Of friends and ad.
mIrers. His Excellency 70 looking rsmarka blv
well, and seems 40 devoted TO business as ever
his visit yesterday being IN connection with
railroad matters,
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ALMOST EATyL ACCiDRNT.-This morn
Ig- hevsen sight and nine o'clock, as a col
Oied msn panied Webster Reed was engaged
IN unloading schooner with brown stone a.
O. D 81 ?. wharf. he missC q his foothOld in The
au-m pt 70 stsady piece of stone, and was
thrown betwtsn me fore wheel OF a wagon
sad The curhs-oDe, where bis skull was frac-
tored and IN urIss inflicted which place hrs
life IN jeopardy Immediately succeed ing the
n, cidenrhe wrs convey d 10 Wiliams' Cottage
Tss'auTart and the proper resnscitatiug restnr-
auv.S were appIIsd under the direction of DIR
4 q. NTNyrOI.
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fIRH AT THE BALTIMORE DRPoT-Tnl,
morning, 1T four o'clock, ON GERS McHenry and
Atkinson discovered the hall way of the Bait.
more depot 20 the night o. the main enranee)
ON fre, ana ~ once attached hose belonging 10
me Adams Express Company 10 q ping nc IT
by, and ex'ingaIshCd the flames without Civ
Ing any alarm. The IRE vss caused by one of
the hotel porters i, lving q light in his omui-
brs transparency, which burnt down TO the
wood and set 10 on IRE. The dama,- - estI-
m afed a about 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

SALES OP REAL ESTATE Green & Williams
nave tolG TIE following houses: Two-story
RIlck houses and lots on street south, he.
tween ia and ~ streets, two houses at SLID
zach, 10 Alber; Cumberland; NJ. 80 for 30,
No. . for SOS, and No. III for $500, to il me
Kane; No 3c6 10 Jerry Beggame, for $500
W. J.. Wall 4 Co, au ctioneers, have sold lot
6, IN square 80, fronting on Z, between 2ist and
22d streets west, TO DR.. Robert Reyburn for l. 4
GEMS DER tool.
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p.cPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF
sUsS'sTFNr oFr'CE, sA.
20. 81 ,. SHsRF SILENT, bAirIMoRF, Nh

sUsS'sTFN Il oFr'CE, U.sA
NO 81 , sHsRF sIEEKr, bAi rIMoRs, Nh
l Scale Proposals, ia duplio ate viii 6e received
" Once until l. On WEDNESDAY, Iuls
- les, '"r furnishing 20 seruiiinR Party an
n .runs Ior United etates army st Bait more. I'd
the fresh Beet required hy them for ris Inontb.
Commencing August 1853 or sach less tlrne a. m -
CoLnllssArb General Uf Subsistence NAV dIr.,f
The Feel 10 be Of good maI kelAble an l,tt AZ,
'.cai proeof'iop of lore and hind IN trter MAJ
N ~. 81 sht and kidney taliov 20 D. axclpdst1
j. ihe necks OF the cattle slaughtered nndsr tl,i.
seftenent snail he cut eli At the fourth yert,l.raI
!olnt, ana the breast trimmed down Tn sIarks
81 lore quarters shall be of from thre. 20 ,our
iuchts above the Knee Joint aud Of the mind an ar
tIs u IN ELK % eight inches above the gaInbrrI o.
4 Brtchep having stalls In suy OF the CITY
tIelr Stale on such osys ~ those market. a..
open, iiying the kets, the DAYS OF the
M@h. and the huuis of such days between winch
me beef can he there ObtsiGei It A. not sNnecfsJ
tnA any one days order TOR Beef will cover on
Nnote 0nSrier OF tire same. ard most n fhe orier.
VIII proDatiy re Tor malt amounts ct q time sucb
orders 10 be tled 10y successive cuts from m.
ats;ters oil Beef ~ VA. Btioned in paragraph three
o lis aoNertistment, or by Beet Of equal QUALITY
5. BIDDERS are requested 20 he present 20 re.ron-
thslr elds and u Trersred 10 bonds fsr fl,s
fulhllDent of their o. nirsct
possls Ter Freeh Beef" aud addressed 10 IA. un
sert1gred, who reseryts the right 10 REJECT arr n,
all tlos not TO the interest Of the United States
Oondilons' regrirtiients. payments, &C
Ystt Brevet Brig. Gen and q. sus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

A DISCLOSURE TO TgR LAprRs.-as Won sur-
Vey In your mirrors the white rows OF teeth
which owe their purity and lustsr 10 Sozodont,
perhaps You feel curious 10 know the Ingred.-
EMS OF this wonderful vegetable preservaiivs.
Well, the principal one IS the Bark of the S,lo
Tree brought from the recesses of the Arau-
canaan mountains in Chilli, 10 add one IN Ora
charm 10 your personal appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

COLI NBIA COLLEGE SCHoLARsHiPs.-Ws
understand that the Iriends OF Young King,
who wss so close a competi tor with Singleton
for the Kendall scholarship al Columbia Col.
i-ge-'h re fgure standing 155 for Singleton and
Is3 for ISing-have o. ronE hop-s, fhrou A the
well known lIberaiity of the trustee s of the
Collese. of kis being teueerGd n free scholar
ship by the institution In consideration OF his
high attaInments IN the Grammar school, and
The eloseness of the contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. White
SnIrIs, % Genus, 81, II Is, and upwards. I'm.
dershirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards.
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents Hand.
AerchIeis, already hemmed, , for - cents. Tue
pest Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or 80 cents a
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars. cloth. lined
6utton-hole, 10 cents box; and all other goods
al equally low prices, a. Franc Il Goldman, s.
Marble Hail, No. s58 eth street opposite Patent
Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

THE CARR HoMICIDH-Yesterday afternoon,
the examination Of John HourIhan, charged
with the murder of Joseph Carr, was continued
al The seventh precinct station before Justice
Schmidt, Justice Harper assisting IN the
examination Five additional witnesses tsstl.
fled for The prosec ution, when M. Hine, sta,sd
that they would prove an abb, and asked q
further postponement of the case, until
O'Clock his afternoon, which was granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

THR ORNAMENTAL GLASS BLOWER. Mr.
VIM. u. BAKER, now giving exhibitions al Poto-
mac Hall on the Island, is certainly a master OF
his art, and the beautiful fancy work ne manu.
factures IN presence Of his audiences is much
admired. He will hereafter charge an admis.
sion fee OF 25 cents. which will entitle esch
visitor 20 chance of drawing piece OF fancy
glass work. The prizes range In value from 50
down 10 10 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17
a RESOLUTION permitting an experimental %,
OF The Miner street lantern
Georgetown Advertisements.
kf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Geerset ovr
TRUSTEES sALEor VALUABLE REAL rs.

- BY virtue OF q deed of trust q sted October
n..:. list. ID lSd7. and recorded In l.fber n I.
~G, No 10, fo'ios lisa, ct eel . of the land
recorcs 81 toe Oisilict OF Columbi-. and D. "a
Tettion OF the Treasurer of the Sixth building As
tocfAi1on OF Georgetown. District of Coin 5e;s
we shali expose to public sale, in front OF the
premis. 3; on THURSDAY. the 18th day Of au-
All that Part cf Lst No. ~ in OIL Gesrertowp
IislTlot 81 Columbia. beginning i0r same Al the
enc al nne drawn from the corner OF "A ish nd
bIi1ee streets 10 feet inches on the sOrth side
OF bIoce street. and running thence wess on said
street y feet. then north 90 feet then eat ,. fe,
tLeI south TO Bridge street and place Of begin
hnR. with the three story Brick House thereon:
nhu $50 All that part of Lot No 81. Beatty a. 4
hs~ELos addition TO Georgetown. Iii A 10 the
rear o. and Immediately Pdj Dining the aoove de-
T1ted lot, BOUNDED ss follows: b ginr AZ a. tIa
ilstsnoe OF lS teet inches from the southeay n
coILer OF said lot g. and ON the line thereof rnn
run thence Eorth and parallel with High street 10
me northwest corner of part Of said lot sold 10
george and Adam King septenb.r 3ath, A ID
iao tberc &c west and rars ilei with Br lRe street
10 me northessf corner of part Of said lot sold
10 Nlcholas Trayers; then south hN and with
IINe1s' noe to the southeast corner of said ast
me-, ,nsh =. CONVEYANCE theme with a straight
Terms OF sale: 5000 each; balance in and n,
months With interest from day of sale, sec red bv
deed OF trust. 9309 cash on the fan Of the hammer
ttei reserve the right TO resell on We DAYS On
notice, At the cost and Tisk Of defaulrine nnr
chat n. -tamps and copysyancing at cost on nur-
chaser. WILLIAM ID IA sayS
O FRED. W. JONES,
Jys-eoSds Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

MARKED DISrIN rTiJN las bean made by
me medical profession between Hof NJ n:
Extract and the innumerabls so.callei rene
dies and health preserving prepara.iDn s OF the
day. While they uphold and endorse the for
mer, they carefully abstain from noticing the
bugs 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

Monday next the bars and stands OF the new
Schue,zen Park win - sold At auction for the
period Of duration OF the Grand Schuetzen Fest,
10 be held there on the %, ii, ath, SIN, and 9Th
days OF August. The accommodations are of
the most elaborate character, and will doubt.
less yield q handsome revenue to the parties
securing them. See Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

HIS is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo n
wilson Il 60. can sell Shoes, Boots. 4 g. as chan
as any pei son who advertises IN The Star. IA
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LOG AL n VS..

tnus'm'hts. PiC-Nics. ExcursIons. A.,
'ANTtRErRY HALL Hicks and U-igpt-s
IN. Trls.
lin I'm. -
MONT NERNoN.-S mi-weakIy trims o. he
mi AIiow, o. Tuesday ana THURSDAY
a-stILOlIs -J
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RIIIeIous.-Diyine services will be held in
East Washington Methodist Protestant Church
Tomorrow (Sabhath) morning, Rev. J.. p. VIII
son lstor. AT night there will b Sunday
school cnildren's meeting, temperance 70 DO the
subject for considerations. seats free.
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Virginia this morning, about lOH O'Clock, fell
from me platform OF one Of the street cars on
pennsylvania avenue, rear * street, and
strfk1nG hts head on the stone pavement was
knocked senseiess and badly bruised He was
attended promptly BY the clerks Of Dr. Clarks's
Srue store, and was, In the course Of an hour
enabled 70 resume his journey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-17

row. At IOk O'Clock the 18Th anniversary of
the Fifth (Island) Baptist Sunday school viii
~ held In the basement Of the new church, ID
street south, near ~, and the exercises Will be
Of o very interesting character.
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SERIoUs CHARcE.-Yesterdav John Wash.
ihgron, eolored, was before Justice Bates,
charged by his wife with living IN adult srous
Intercourss with GeoTgiana 9ibso .. Mr. A. q
Williams appeared for the pro- utIon, and
Mr. NJ. II. Norris for the defence. The Justice
neld Washington 20 bail for court.