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$50. - "a ) 5 d. ET.r - Soas6 TO- taz.y ~
- Wen S.asr le - dS5, DO EITa ID0-3 ''
& Yaar - .1s. Vleai quiei AID uielslEl Felas'
= - 81. IT, ~, porE 5lS :, : n Baeoa f n. .r' Is
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ra.lor,rn; Mares l3-cotoa COLI hs5ang ul.a7e' q
= ~ FIi-a % ~ Fsucv 81 2sa . q Eiirs Pam
s-t.-ge. Corr 70 81 demand, YeAos soe Mixed "ssE
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- po-t a.elsssd L-- ia i.- WHISKY d- al = i' SOo'
~. pr.ss.oa Sa srtet ~ Foari' ta ct - 759
9s sales Of '-' s 81 . % I'' '-' Lssl "
hl5.sr March s-wsesi without as. Re srH At Csc c,rn
go s car. 80. .se -' 'As os.t'- Elevator
1''. l,T?'' y o'el'' Esi .'' y " g % AS
o' a. sase Is ,r Wl1te ,58 Soc II Douo. Ultra
$500 su.t No H.sule. Clb he'd e. 81 D. 20 s1d
. iOts Com quiet Ct baItX boGlls 3oIs
stspe-s soon. 81 81 gs,es. s3as25i Md,sg, s19a 20
= as1 4-s Gsia az s Fsvi Boston. 81 90 to As'
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s6e 70, No SOC for 30 'Gis e H. Receipt
100 ba.a T5eai pmsnts2 W! 6oi1 f.oq' e. witt, Mich,
L'sr09 re 49, 49, ,s Osi No RED 81 ost Corn srnsr
ss. 7ase O.. sssatyi No t'e, No. No.. ( sc
ssIos sGra-So sale, reported prices r0u''y
ns Year eslanE4 or.i11 9.sh, 1f cH l
IS = 10, foIss ,rs 70 5.it leaf WHISKY 9as' al SIC
ID 20, deas-d p9 esI ss BOT III. s y, saoaas
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sassresroa hams ooi7,e With hgtt esnIDa Lar h.
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a,t SscsdsTs lie d,ssr n SIDES Ic Clear sides lee got
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sale 81 p uups.el halves lo With lot Mich
Seeed o. $50 There tta TO te hskhe story Than We
Sete last week Somewhat free sales made ai tG . 1
ws gh he bus tie rlie toss respond % he Transactions
- sHes are nov making above l2c. We Q.ote; -
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DY BANITN, MLkN n q Z o., BTOa1WdF, COT,
ID ab4t-S, Of Books WORKS Of Art Eae' Coos Parauts Ne
Go A LEAvirr AacuoDser -
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL A,ior place and Eghihst LEAyTT, sThEBEIGH
CosuosSESTi SOLICITED LsRsHE' cArlLoGrE9 AMP SOLE
THIS (WpIpssrl EVENING Oeoek sale Of hne collection
ofNEDIC BOOKS Also large collection Of Pan hets Airesses
Pspe Poe &C. relating 70 tue kebsou, nAty Of
srsi ratr Also complete OF Pamphlets relating 10 the dfst
Iutterau College al GETTYSBURG. Penn. unique -.
RTHURsUAY EVENING a o'clock sale Of yagaLe lot OF MS
e,I,au.1us, Standard and illustrated BOOKS.
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Cu-r0N NlTTTTS

HAVANA NtrrET
T4v.vA NH-.. '----T UFr- -.. arb cases Jed L---ls
,-1el o.. sl- -lst.:--
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NIGHT PR GENT BONDS of the CITY of
h NnNrGOMEhT Capital Of s5e State Of Alabama ~ per
r..F rta~
HOWES & MACY. BANKER.


30 WALI-ST.. NFW.YOEK.
BONDS CITY 81 MONTGOMERY Aatsrs
attached
5e t q January sul July both ircTa an Interest payable
j. b. @ tg Of Ses-lork.
Itsse ts5o oog Hat-ed TAs1s1i Dollars ,-e
a.
We lsirlhe f0r
Further particulars may be Aii %
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e. 81 bonn Il map Confirm.

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~ she osuer, ieeir bsi, or s.
scho0uer, he eoAuS
between San frbeeo sod ssssen,o Cl Cahoraa ns
ss i3Sy iheir d sed By Collector Os
Le 1919 sacb persos< su
Lear Of soue.sisk kr,IT 70 si.st.ss By sjireaS
JOAN P. JAfsk. AttcreS. ,.
Ne k~Uaisk. ksv IsGt Ca<S
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SECURITY OF TIE LOAN.

The entire property noFsg 90 tie Uni5n Trust Company New
York. Trustees for the B0uduoders.
the Uuon Trust Company
certificate o. Trsutgiue Civil Englee representing The
Board "
Rochester W. ~ Company. and Daniel MASH esq Civil
Engineer COMPANY certificate shall state that tie moneT
actually expended Works provision IGAT
L II ~. VI II ~ Z l u 1.
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NVANTED-S2j.O 900, or upwards, to be en-
w Tod H. developing ver7 te-ab tact Of LAND nil IS from
Harlem Brse AlTalrs secured AID liberal interest
rrotsr-y desired Only principals need aV1g CHARLES
SIDNEY Or = A. PETFRSEN Arrtes DO Erafvlv Room "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-27
EUROPE.
Special War Dispatches by
Hail to August Is.
Paris In Fear OF q Prussian
Stolen March.
French War Debts and Loans
and City Tumu]t.
Baden, Bavaria and Wurtemburg
Firm for the North.
BERLIN OPINION OF NaP0LE0N'S FATE.
I Prussian Military Organization
and New Levies.
-~~>>~----~>-~>~,~~~-,~~~
Frankfort Enthusiasm and De-
termination.
-,,o,.~~>-c>>>>,-~~~c~o><
TIE BATTLE FIELD OF EAGUENAU.
~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~-~-~N~
CHASTITY Scenes After the Great
Fight.
Prussian Military Organization
and New Levies.
Frankfort Enthusiasm and De-
termination.
TIE BATTLE FIELD OF EAGUEHAU.
Ghastly Scenes After the Great
Fight.

We publish today another batch Of our special
war correspondence from Europe. The letters are
6aled to the 18th August They are exceedingly In
teresting and OF great value Our writer's tn South
Germany present the situation as appeared across
the Main. We have South German account OF the
battle OF Woerth 1t is concise. but full Of animated
description OF the fighting, the field carnage and the
results From Frankfort we have blending OF war;
politics and finance. Paris supplies special report
OF the evils which have come TO the French system
of government through the selfish operations Of
politicians the one hand and the rowdyism of the
members Of tile dangerous classes on the other
The question OF the future Of France was narrowed
apparently to the exact issue OF future rule under the
Orleans family or rule by the people themselves.
Our special written news budget from Europe Is
therefore of the highest Importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-27
IN PRUSSIA.

Germany Victorious-Nap eIe0n's Fate Scnled--
Glorious News-Unbonnded Confidence in
tho Uisimnte Result-vast ResOurces-Sys.
tcmatic OrganizatiOu-New Legi0ns in Pro-
ceas Of Formniion-Erench vauntiag-Thcir
ssEntrance into Bcriin''--EHects Of War on
Trade.
BERLIN, August 8, 1870.
"Richmond taken p These welcome words when
first uttered in your city could not have produced
more startling effect than did the announcement,
late on Saturday evening, ''MacMahon, the hero Of
Magenta, with the flower OF the French army, totally
defeated" We refrain entering upon details OF both
the storming OF WssemDOurg and the Gelsberg and
the decisive battle at WOerth, won by the Third
army, under the command OF the Crown Prince, who.
as you are aware, is the leader of the Southern
forces combined with North German troops. We
refrain for very good reason, viz, that no such
details have as yet arrived, and that your special
correspondents will not TAIL to give graphic descrp
tons taken on the spot.
SO quickly did one telegram follow another that
the Bernera were getting accustomed to this excite
ment SO that when the third oilowed-namely. the
retaking of Saarbrucken and the rout Of the first
captors corps Frossard)they looked upon 1t as
thing in the ordinary course or things Yesterday
being Sunday, and day Of leisure, the ample bou.
leyard OF Berlln-namely, "Unter den Linden"-
was one vast sea OF human faces from morning till
night. The royal salute Of ninety nine guns fred IN
front OF the Kings castle, the special religious SER
Vice at the Cathedral OF the Dome, attended by the
Queen and court, the numerous banners flying and
the general Illumination converted the day Into one
OF general rejoicing and holiday Late in the even
Ing telegram reached here that Paris was declared
In state OF siege and all the clements OF revolution
rife. In consequence Of which groups collected and
discussed IN the most lively manner--qute contrary
| to the usual caution observed by German polltl-
| cans-the propriety OF marching at once upon the
capital considering the provinces OF Asace and
| Lorraine as already captured. Some for dis
posing OF Alsace by annexation to Baden, Lorraine to
fall to Bavaria Louis Napoleon and his Ministers TO be
| exiled, &C., these sanguine dispuants overlooking
for the moment that trte proverb respecting the
| cooking OF your hare
Such Is the confidence manifested everywhere
here that citizens who have moment 10 spare viii
stroll to the Linden the inevitable clgarln the mouth
for the avowed purpose Of buying the latest 'extra'
with the newest victory. "Not come yet ~ We heal
them say; 1--WE shant have to walt long,"
While this u tue feature Of citizen LIE at tht
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ALEXANDRIA.

FROM the Alexandria Gazette of SATURDAY. we
clip the following:
RAILROAD IMBRoaLro.-The trains on the
Alexandria and Washington railroad are again
running, under the Shoemaker directory
Judge Underwood arrived from Richmond YES
terday, and this morning issued an Injunction
restraining the French directors and their conn
of the road, and issued rules against them
which were served by Deputy Marshal Gar
wood-resurnable at the May term of his court
IN Richmond, to show cause WHY thew should
not be fined for contempt. 1t having been as
certained that Judge Keith has not Qualified.
and will not be until Tuesday next Judge Hill
was at his chambers at II O'Clock this morning
TO Try the motion made yesterday by the Shoe.
maker directory to dissolve the injunction is
sued by him the day before enjoinng them from
retaining possession of the road, but neither
party appeared. Judge Hill being then in
formed that the trains on the road had COM
menced running at ten O'Clock, issued rules
aSains, the Shoemaker directory-which were
served by the sheriff-returnable on Monday
next, to show cause why they should not be fined
for contempt In tie meantime the trains are
running on schedule time.
OFFICERS ELEcTED-At q meeting of the
Alexandria Water Company. held in their Office
az the Bank OF the Old Dominion on SATURDAY.
Robert ii. Miller, Esq, was elected president,
to NIL the vacancy caused by the death of GEO.
II. Smoot, ESD, and VIM. a. Lambert, ESD. was
ident. f
. FAST TRoTTER. The celebrated trottinp
horse General Sherman has been purchased bS
Geo. w. Harrison, Esq, fish merchant of this
city, who has changed his name to GEN Robert
T. Lee. The animal is said to be one of the
fastest trotters in the State.
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GEORGETOWN.

The CANAL, from all accounts, will not be
in thorough working order for some DAYS vet
Besides the break on the nine mile level. the
Superintendent Of the Georgetown Division
thinks the water will have to De turnei of at
the lower level until Wednesday. TO allow Of re-
pairs, made necessary by the late rains.
FRRsHET ExPEcTED.-The Cumberland fMdl
Transcript reports a great rise in the Potomac
river In that vicinity. At a late hour on Friday
night the water in Willis creek was RAPIDLY
rising, and portion of the city was inundated
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE--Therew were offered
on Change this morning 5070 bushels red wheat.
OF all grades, with the following sales 100 bush
els at 81 %, 312 at $50, 500 at 81 80 IS at
eOo at S136, 500 at s1-S', 800 at LIS, and 500 at
$1.i0, the two last lots strictly choice
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-On Satur-
day, after our report closed, in the case OF An
tonic Pelletier, charged with obtaining money
under false pretences, the prosecution closed
dence on the part Of the defence, under fhe in
struction Of the court, verdict Of not guilty was
rendered. :. !,
Mr.. B. 9. LOvejoy briefly announced the
death OF Mr.. Henry Queen, foreman of the
grand jury, In appropriate and feeling terms, to
which the Court responded, bearing testimony
to his character. 49,
CIRCUIT CoURr, Judge Caytter.-On Saturday,
Smith sgt. Wivel; verdict for plaintiff. In the
case Of Barney agt. Lindsly, reported in Satur-
days STAR, it should have been stated that a
verdict was gwen for defendant, and Mr. Brent
moved for new trIal on exceptions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

~Three inches Of applejack Is called q
straight drink in North Carolina. :, =
VColdwater, Michigan, has three Iadie
who are studying law.
- Davy Crockett's last surviving son, Robert,
lives in Hood county, Texas. aosrI ga
ran the street-ear lines in Savannah run a
"cOloredr car.
~The Susquhanna raftsmen have formed n
union called "The Rock Dodgers Association.
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CITY ITEMS.

SrRINe CLOTHING
made to order
from the full Samples.
Cheap-Chearer-Che
AtHABLE & Co.'S.
2 Ss5 Pennsylvania avenue, CO. - Hotel)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04


THIRD WARD PoLITIos-Aeetiag Of "Rsform
Republicans. A called meeting OF the Third
Ward "Reform Republican Association was
held at Wills Hall, Saturday evening; Mr.. A
II. Kinney in the chair, and Nlr. w. II. Stewart,
Secretary. The following were added to the
Hunter, Edward Allen, Thomas Lewis, Joseph
Gerhardt, and q. H Plant. Messrs. Hunter,
Bart and Cleary were appointed challengers for
the registration. Dir Kinney (Mr. n. II. hi ller
in the chair read from TIE STAR the proceed
ings OF the meeting At Wisewell Berracks, and
offered resolutions, which were adopted. setting
forth that sat that meeting it was plainly mani
fest that unless the result of the election should
be such as was desired by VIM. A. Cook, X. j.
Beall & Co. no vote was to be ann0unced;n and
could be had the present Objectionable incum-
bent, X. j. Beall, could not be reelected"
therefore, "the action Of X. j. Bcall In deciar-
ing the club adjourned, while vote On the elec-
ton vas yet pending, thereby defeating the viii
electing officers Of the club, stamps him as en-
interruptions man and an enemy to true Re-
publicans; that the inscriptions Vaccinations
carried on by such men as Cook, Beall, and
Mott, have necessitated the formation OF this
and impartial expression OF opinion and the
maintenance Of trne Republican principIes;v
and finally c0ngratulating "MeSsrs. Boston,
Freeman, Russell, and others, upon the fearless
manner in which they struggled against position,
patronage and treachery, and trust that they
by q man Of their choice" Mr.. j. w. Hunter
moved that copies Of the resolutions be sent to
the various clubs having the same object In view
as this club; carried. Mr.. Joseph Reynolds Of
fered q resolution, which was adopted, s.c0rdi-
ally inviting all good Republicans, without dis
tinction OF color, to meet and counsel with us
every Thursday evening at this hall until the
ensuing June election" Adjourned. .Tl'
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ALASKA DIAMONDS.
LAT .Ia~alry

ALASKA DIAMONDS.
Jet Jewelry,
~ Oroide Jewelry,
Silver Plated Ware,
Vases and Chromos,
received this morning 1t Prigg's Dollar jew
eiry Store, No Az Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 4 4 and 9th sfreets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

THE MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENrKRrAIN-
MENT at Odd Fellows Hall this evening under
the auspices Of Pioneer Council, Sons OF Jona-
doubt be well attended. We are requested to
state that there will be no Fostponement on
account Of the weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

THE WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
held large and interesting meeting last night
at Temperance Hall; Mr.. o. X. Harris presiding.
Addresses were delivered by DR.. Walsh, Capt
b. NJ. Piatt, U. 8. A; Messrs. John II. Thomp-
son, w. p. Drew, 8. w. Pearson, and i. &.
Smith. Six names were added to the pledge,
and q number of temperance tracts were dis
tributed. 81 ...- ~.
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PROPOSALS FoR sUBsIsrIsol sTos,s
o'''er DEPOT R SeSM,,s.,L OF sge..:r.xe,.,

Sealed Proposals in s, va. na Lar, a. l
Ap AIR i 5o us ssi ~ on he slss az
7le bsrnels Extra Flour, peupde Cor = s
nou pSana n kice, "a Pounds Green Rio Cofss
~ Sunas sugar, 81 poubds Adamaptt1~ o. 49,
pounds SOAP, 20 pounds salt Is barreis T.asse..
al ~ Rspnas Assorted Crscksrs, kits s1hy
~ pounds Dried Peaches, 20 pounds Pr1nn., ing,
I tematoes, 80 cans Green Corn g esns r ~
sOn, az pounds Lard, SO pounds Bustsrn 81
Conditions, &C., as heretofore.
3. A. PORTER.
uA. brevet MAJOR United sfates A.
Acting Conmis.srx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

CAPTURED IN THE Acr.-James Francis, a
colOred man, was arrested about ten clock last
plight trying to break into one of the stands IN
the Northern Market. Officer Hefner took him
TO the Sixth precinct station, where rusty
razor was found on his person. Justice
Thompson fined him $50 for carrying the razor,
and for default OF payment he was committed
to the Work House for thirty days.
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"GooD MEASURE AND RUNNING OVER

GOOD MEASURE AND RUNNING OVER
Dooley's Baking Powder has already taken
the precedent over Others from it's we'll known
strength and purity; but aside from these facts,
IL Is put up in cans holding the f.u seeseA rs rep
resented, which Is rarely the case with those of
Powder Is the best, purest, strongest AND cheap
est ever offered 10 the consumer, and every
one who has used II will readily testify to this
assertion. ...a.-.-. ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04
The Fish Warlxos

Quotations of new fish for this day, furnished
for THE EVENING STAR 10y George w. Harrison
& Cc. Nos. Sc King street, 90, 81, So Fish
Wharves, Alexandria, Va:
Shad-Fresh. per 100, 500 TO s2i; Potomac
Family, per bbl., S12 to S1i; Economy Family,
(Delaware,) per bbl., S14. Herriug-Fresh, per
1000, SlI to SIS; Potomac, No. 1, per Dbl, 81;
Potomac Family, per bbl., 81 80; Potomac Fam
lily, per half bbl., 81; Labrador Family, per
Dbl extra, $3.50 to 81; Portland Gibbed, per
Dbl, $3.50 to Sc; Bay of Island, No. I, (new, }
500 70 20; Bay of Island, Family Mess, 81.
Lake Herring. Chicago, extra, sc. st. Johns
Alewives, 90 to 81. Market firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

IHE GREAT FALL IN GOLD is nowhere M al 2
more illustrating than by a visit to Franc &
Goldmans Popular Gents Furnishing Goods
Stores, No. 4o9 Seventh street, between ID and
+ streets, and Marble Hall. No. ey7 Seventh
street, opposite the Patent ofice. These gentle
men, who have Just now replenshed their large
stock of Furnishing Goods for the spring and
simmer season from the large and best whole
sale houses East at the lowest Gold Rates, have
again taken the lead Of other similar establish
ments here, and give 10 their patrons such in
ducements that cannot fail TO piease Don,t
forget the name and numbers 330I-
TIE WASHINGTON City SAVINGS BANK. cor
ner OF 9TH street and Louisiana avenue, Is open
from $50 to 80 O'Clock every Saturday evening
IN addition to its regular banking hours. III
pays interest on deposits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

INDICTMENT TO BUY A COOP SEWING Ma
CHINE-Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine tie
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, viii hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 4os Seventh street, between u
ana 4. 2,IT
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Georgetown ADVERTISEMENTS,

0eOfgetoWh huVeftlSemontSs
nFNnIn'E -rhe third ansusl u,.-tins Of the
49,, III II, RI tnINS AsSeClArIqN Of
HAi EVENING next. the Eih ins,, AZ o'clccS,
at which tu- -. eecti0n ~ih b held Tor ofoers 20
srs q: &iLLI,m KING. secretary.
nFREPsBLIcAN MEETING-
ns;siinS q the RrEghliean.. q Georgetown, y.
DAY EVENING NEXT apSil !. a. q . clock.
JAMES MAsRuDEs,
apl.St Chairman Rep Executive Csmmittee.
Try TBos. BOWLING, Auetr.: GeOrS.town.
TRUSTEES SALE.
sfsSi june SsG E q sp ~: e ds,d
Ri tGS, 81 tf fsn -ns ISfF y y. d e
Mssh,nSsOI &c, q vii or mr., a. aSc,,sn On wEp.
y m. that Valuable Prcperty In Gesreetown a.
sribed follows viz That Lot sisting Of PARIS
& h. S o. lows .fa bs IN s Ter
feet east from street south side OF Bridge
Hish street - feet TO point f--i fr1@ the diyis
iRe line between Lots Nos. aud 4 ia Peter square;
and ParasS HS s y ssSs
n1sss and garssl With Hist street effect % Brdse
,'r pspen1s, esnsist'ns Of sIestAPtia three
nor breS srehons imposed IT wo large build
Sr'ige streets with cellars This T. one q the best
T. All respects desirable It Is now occupied by NJ
y Adler- a. n hardware store
Terms Of sale: one fifth ef the purchase money 10
DC paid IA cash, and the residue ia our eIua fnsfal
mems q g. II, l., aud Il months respectively 20 he
c'mnhd with In week after sale, the property
may lie ressld. after one weeks notica. the risk
si cost - the defaultlng purchaser Convey zncing
and stamps AZ the cost 81 he purchaser,
WALTERS cox Trustee
aP4 Th.sa,Tusw THos. BOWLING, Auctr.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auet'r, ceesSetOwn
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON HIGH
STREET AT AUCTION.
"a On Thu RsDAl AFTERNOON, April 9TH,
Aises, subdivision of Lots No q and % frout-
ink % teet On the asst side of High street above
Stuooari street, with depth of IN f~et, improved
ny Wi bulit 30 story Brick Dwelling n onse
Istms. one third cash balance IN and N monfhs
Viii lnterest secured by deed trust M the prnp'
eIyt tohNeS amclng and Stamps ~ fha cost az tSe
j. struck off, wv" '"e pr"pefp
apld THoS powIING arc,
nRh GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.
The decline in gold enables us % ooer GREAT
BARGAINS In ALL KINDS OF DRY I;OODs.
ard wide Bleached Stirring Cotton. l2A cts very
cheap; yard wide Bleached Shifting. rsrt Asarx Is
eents-d speci1i baYVoir: Richardssns and other
makes, Irish Linens, cheap j. before the war: a
large stock OF Black and Colorsd Alpacas. from IS
centsup, Cassmers and 1weeds for Men and Bows.
very cheap; besutiful Spring Delaines aud Armures
-; and =; 4S0 yards Spring Calcoas, s. no and
I29s cent?, (the best goods made At ~ cents also
full stock 81 Gloves. Hosiery, Cors.ts. skirts, kc
Special bargains may be exPected by 81 who favor
us WITH call "A, BENJAMIN MILLER,
mhll-r 1o1 Bridge St, Georgetown, ID. y.
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NATIONAL THEATER--Lotta in the "'Listle
Detective"
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Musicala and Dramatic
Entertainment by Sons % JOnsdab-
LINCOLN HALL.-Reading by James E Mnr-
dock.
CORNER SEVENTH AND ID STREETs--s'wicked
Ben, the educated hog.
wH1TKHURsr GALLERY--Grand Prize PIANO.
rsmic Exhibition, every evening, this week only.
SMITB's ART GALLERY. 2i5 st.
MARKRITER's ART GALLERY, 4S6 Tth street.
BARLov's AIR GALL zcY. ga Pa sysnue.
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