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At the resIdento Of the bndes father Mr. Ira Pac,
nd Of CncA3o, to Miss Mary L., crty daughter :
Horace Peu6tid. HAQ. Of Ptutela u
, 1870-01-17

Imported lhaects and Native kkfe, :.
lean lnsccts-notuFnltxh OF Oh
World Plants and 1uaects tn Amer4
lca-AntcrestanE Paper by Mr. q,
=. RAIny, ktato EnSomoloEkss OF
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GEORGETOWN.

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Thomas Bowling
auctioneer, has sold subdivision of lots Nos 2i
and %, fronting 26 feet on the east side of High
100 feet, improved by a well-built two-story
brick clearinghouse, to Geo. NJ. Sothoron, for
81 800; also, part of lot No. 125 in Thos. Bealls
addition to Georgetown, fronting 25 feet on the
east side of Dunbarton street, with a depth Of
81 feet, improved by a two-story frame dwelling
house, to Jas. Goddard, for Ssl5.
THE HERCULES, one-of the Reading Railroad
Company's coal steamers, arrived here this
morning for the third time to take a cargo of
coal q 900 tons) to Portland, Maine, which port
she only few days ago left, bringing cargo of
ice to Philadelphia. This steamer has already
been fully described in TIE STAR Her consort
the Achilles, of the same line, is expected up
to-day, to load with coal for Portland Also
Doe KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-On Tuesday
evening last, during the severe thunderstorm
then prevailing, tree IN the yard Of Mr.. S.
Wheatley, at the corner of Frederick and Pros
pect streets, was struck by lightning, the cleo
tric fluid, in its passage down, killing a dog in
the yard and severely stunning Mr.. WIS chill
dren, who were playing near by.
RELIGIOUS CHANGEs.-Rev. Father Hencbv
arrived at Georgetown College last night and
goes to Baltimore to assume charge of Loyoia
College there. Fathers Gasch and Guida will,
it's stated, be transferred to other duties, and
it is mostly likely Father Stonestreet will be
pastor of Trinity Church.
Poe & SELIGsoN are determined to save our
people car fare by having everything in the
music line. We have from them to-day new
version of Brightest Eyes," besides other late
productions. Call and see their stock of pianos
and melode0ns.
SALES OF WHEAT continue, but only in guam
ties sufficient to indicate the dizziness of the
season. A cargo of 2 900 bushels per sloop Sea-
man, from Alexandria, was turned over this
morning to William Cla baugh at s1.Is per
bushel.
THE STEAMER EXPRESS left this NOR ming for
a trip down the river with the DumbartOn NJ
r.. Sunday School, and so great was the crowd
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PAT WooDs TO BE TRIED AaAIN.-John
Woods, IT,, counsel for Pat Woods, moved In
the City Court in Richmond yesterday that a
nolle prosequi be entered in the Indictment
pending against him, in view Of the fact that
Congress has punished him for assault on Mr.
Court. declined to enter q nolle prosequi, saying
that WOODS ofiense was against the State OF
Virginia, and that he must be tried in her court.
Mr.. Johns produced the warrant of Speaker
Blaine committing Woods, but the court held
that q nolle prosequi could not be entered unless
IL was proved that Woods has been punished for
the offense by some competent authority, which
Congress was not.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORa.

Heying made arraneements with some Of the best
Distilleries In the country for old whiskies offer
the following well known brands at very low prices
viz: The celebrated Old Grow, seven years old, IS
lon. Robs rtson s, years old, $50 per gallon DID
Family Nectar years old 81 50 Der gallon; The cell
don old Town Gin. $sper gallon Stouefiton bitfers,
81. per gallon. Dry Catawba still, from Urbana
still from North Carolina. % per gallon All the
above 10 at least per gallon cheaper than can be
got elsewhere for the same grade.
Liberal discount TO the trade @. 9AUrIER,
Proprietor Of the celebrated Native Wine Bitters
No. 1917 and 1919 Pennsylv ania avenue and -
North Charles street. Baltimore. Nd JeN
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MANIToBA-Riel Prisoner in has Oson Camp
The latest advices from Fort Garry state that
Riel is virtually kept prisoner by his own men,
leaving the settlement. They add, also, that
both the whites and Indians have sent dispatches
to meet the Dominion expedition and tender 1t
the aid and assistance OF the inhabitants along
the line OF route. 1t Is reported that the Gov.
ernor Generals proclamation will be issued
shortly, declaring the admission Of Manitoba
into the Dominion. IL will contain an amnesty
clause.
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After THIRTY YEARS trial. lie still receiving the most
unqualified testimonials TO its virtues, from persons
Of the highest character and responsibility. Ply
scians Of the FIRST respectsbility recommend IL as
eectual preparation for the extinction OF pain
Ii 10 not only the best remedy known fer Outs
Bruises, Burns. &c, but for Dysentery or Cholera
any sort Of bowel complaint, IL is q remedy uu-
the great cities of india and other hot climates IL
has become the Standard Medicine for all such com
plants, well for Dyspepsia, Liver Com plaints
and other Kindred disorders. For Coughs and Colds
Canker. Asthma, and Rheumatic difficulties, IL has
been proved by the most abundant and convincing
testimony, to be an invaluable medicine.
Bold by all Druggists. V5lm
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
IN AnO BUSHELS OATS FOR SALE
lOsOUU from store.
BRKwIs LAWSON,
Jyl lot" Alexandria, Va.
SUMMER RESORTS:

THE DORCHESTER HOUSE, CAMBRIDGE
Il mARfLAND.-BENNETT BROS,
Proprtetors, having refurnished, renOva vEAY
known Hotel, are now ready for the reception OF
GUNNER boarders. Persons desiring a home free
from the turmoils of the hot and crowded city, will
dress BENNETT BROS. Cambridge, Md jyI5- In.
PINEY POINT PAVILION.
orr, Tuesday, July 5, ilo. This paeu. ENAo
.sL fesorf sas been sE; atty enlarged By th
cottages thoroughly ated and the whole estsb.
ishment supplied with entirely nesc Farnifxrs Ten
Pm Alleys Fishing and Sail Boats, and every appli-
guests. The Baltimore and Norfolk Boats and the
Baltimore and Aqua Greek Boats pass daily
~ fR;r,ys s psr day per week go per msnih
Further information will be furnished at the Once
OF the Metropolitan Hotel. jesD- II
TORBANS WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Oniy u, miee from Stephenson = Depot p. a point
on the Harpers Ferry and inchester Rail
road, five miles from Winchester.
LII, Altering Place Is now open under more f.
since the war, and every effort will be n.y.
made to give entire satisfaction TO all the ls:
fine CITY BAND OF MUSIC viii be in attend.
ance and Masquerade and Fancy Balls will be fire.
quently given during the season
and az Ior assrn1tiop az the Springs
The Baltimore end Ohio Railroad Company issue
round trip tickets, good for five days. from Bsti
WORE 20 Stephensons Depot and return, at 90 from
telegraph office in full operation.
commodatioS. C. JORDAN
leSlm Owner and Proprietor
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slight increase over the month of June, 1869.
The board then adjourned to meet At Berkeley
Springs on the 10Th inst.
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CITY ITEMS.

TO THOSE who contemplate visiting this city
We would recommend the PENNSYLVANIA Cen
tral' as the smoothest, safest, and most reliable
road. The scenery Is magnificent, the accom-
modations superior, and the fare as low as by
any other route. P.S
SoJoURNRRs I'm the rural districts will find in
my store many articles conducive to comfort.
not readily found elsewhere.
GEO. G. HRNNING,
No. 40 It'll street, N. w,
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PROPOSALS. For Clothing AND CLOTH.
ING MATERIALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLorHINe.
Sealed Proposals endorsed .proSc.s y ~, nsVi
ing will be received At this Bureau until clock
M on the 9Th day of July, is7O, for the supply q
S 900. yards DARK slue FLANNEL
n.sS yards BarnsIey sheetng
1900 pairs Wooden SOCKS
5000 pairs Calf Shoes
4.Me pairs Kip Shoes
he above mentioned articles must be delivered at
the date Of contract, and must conform 10 navy
standard and be equal in all respects 20 the ssmpIes
=. .ne several Navy Yards and must pass the usual
The FLANNEL must be all wool, twiIled. and wooI-
ABOUT hfty, yards in length, tsent, seven p inches
vide weighing i've and one half ounces yer yard,
THREADS the Whsle length q the pscs sse
sns nc to o &c r s without cloth
and four tenshs ouncss per ward. The quantity and
eoleT q the flannel to be equal to the samples At the
The S.ulia mu :. also be pure indigo dyed.
neSe IN Ss f ts.f. from cotton. eighty
y one one hundredths per yard, texture 4 by 20
Ihs shoes must be delivered in boxes made Of sea-
sdss sne psPe sl.ned and teneued g.ooved
the ends inch thick the ses to be nailed 70 enc the
Sf ?, aO, lee than
% enc Oh tns DO. TO be counter sunk quarter
sizes Of the SOCKS and sSoes IN mns sssor
York ~ W ANsveSsof ~ New
Bonds, with approved security, viii be required i'm
one quarter the estimated amount OF the contract.
and twenty per cent. in addition win be vifhhel3
euriy for the due performance Of the eontr.et
winch fesery stion win be paid until the contrscf
IL fully complied with S ~ 'e 0o1as -
Every oner must be accompanied By q written eus-
rSn.ee, egned by one or more responsible persops.
tnet the bidder or bidders will III his or their lid H..
1cspted, enter into an obligation within i've dsys
COCO and suhcient sureties, furnish the arti.
No proposal will be considered unless accompsnied
SUI guarantees. noTJTom any parties scho ave NOT
ooHo tde MANUFACTURER AZ rsgHiav d,0lers a., 80
art,ctss taeg ofr in conformity with tn.
ssccna seStlon oil the Joina resolution approved
The Department reserves the right 10 re,ac, .,x
proposal unless the responsibility Of the cuarsntar.
10 ceruned 70 BY the Assessor OF Internal Revsnns
for the district in which they reside: and unis. ss
Incense REQUIRED by act OF Congress furuished se
the proposal as we'll as 10 reject any propossI nos
consioeIeo aoNantefeons 20 the government
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az AUDUhNDALE, MASS.
Ten miles west Of Boston. Instruction thorough
careful, complete Advantages for Music, Painting
french and German, unsui passed. Particular al
tention paid to common and solid branches. Teach
ers chosen with great Number limited to TO-
Next year begins September 18th. Address CHAS.
W. CUSHING. WIN w 4 I'm
CETTYsBURG KATALYsINE WATER is com
" puted to have cured 100 0OO invalid since its dis
covery, seven years ago, Of Chronic Rheums tism
ally, Of Dyspepsia, Of Liver Complaint Of Chronic
Denstiration and Diarrhea, Of Heart Disease, Of
Bronchial and Aethmatic Affections, Of General De-
bity, &C., &c. Many Of these cures are reported by
eminent Physicians fact worth considering by the
victims Of Quack medicines and worthless spring
waters.
Price per case OF two dozen quarts at the Springs
or at the New York Depot $40 Addrsss GETTvS
Park Place, New York je9- vasm
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CORPORATION FINANCES In the report of
the City Register to the Councils as printed in
Tuesdays STAR, the amount to the credit of the
ten year bond fund, as furnished by the book.
keeper OF the Corporation, July I, Is given as
SO, 1iO5'; while in the postscript to the same
the bank statement of the same credit, July 3,
y given as slOs .I2215. This apparent large dis
cIepancy IL mainly due to typographical errors.
The figures should be, in the first instance
SO, 40 81, and in the second lOO,12275. This
actual difference was occasioned by the Collec-
tor having in the meantime made an additional
deposit TO this fund.
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THE ONLY WAY to keep cool this hot weather
IL to buy q Seersucker Suit. Coat, Vest, and
| Pants only rs. A.STRAUs's
| Popular Clothing House,
| Penna. avenue, bet. 10th and 18th sts
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IL YoU WANT to borrow money on collateral,
call on Prince, zoos Pennsylvania avenue. He
has Silk Umbrellas for $3.50, worth double the
money, and a stock Of Shirts, Millinery Goods,
&c, at about 80 per cent. less than wholesale
prices.
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FENIAN LEADERS CoNvIorED.-The trial OF
the Fenian General Starr was continued in Cam
andaigua yesterday. After arguments by cOun-
sci and charge by the Judge, the jury retired,
and upon their return brought in a verdict of
guilty of setting on foot q hostile expedition,
&c. Colonel Thompson was also convicted
The defendants asked for an arrest of Judgment
In both cases the verdicts were accompanied
with recommendations to mercy.
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pArCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.


This splendid Hair Dye n the best IN the world.
Harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
cad nor any cstait poison TO produce parays sis or
death Avoid the Wanted and delusive preparations
W. A. Bachelors Hair Bye has had larry ysays'
untarnished reputation 10 uphold II. integrity q
By all DruRGisb. Applied ct 10 Bead street,
NY. e6tr
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SOMETHING NEw.-The Kensington Linen
Collar can be had at L. Bars Popular Clothing
Store, corner 7th and streets 1874
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF Mohair. Alapsca, and
Nun Cloth Coats and Linen Goods have ar
rived at l.. Bars, corner 7th and Z SITS. 1874
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SALES OF MONHY-At the SD monthly meet
ing Of the Washington Cooperative Building
Association last evening, 5000 were sold at
about rs.
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TRYING TO wRIGGLE OUT-The odium fall
ing upon the Noble Bowen Eight of the Board
Of Aldermen, for their factious opposition to the
Reform nominations of Mayor Emery, has
caused good deal of wriggling in certain quar-
tiers, and the Ckronicle of this morning under
takes TO deny that either Mr.. Bowen or William
A Cook has been present at the caucuses of
the Bowen Aldermen. Nobody cares q straw
whether they were present or not, or how the
rascally plot was managed. That the whole ar
TaDgement was a Bowen Cook Morse Himber &
Go. ring job is a fact too notorious for the most
unblushing effrontery TO attempt to DENY.
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DAILY EXCURSIONS TO Glymont on the steamer
q. p. Smith.
EXCURSION of the Bank Messengers
ABsER's SEVENTH STREET PARK--Conduc-
tors and Drivers Pic Mic.
DAILY IxCuRsroH Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
SuIrH,s ART GALLEY, 25 street.
MARKRrrrR's Art GALLERY, 4SS TIN street.
BA1Iows Art GALLERY, ~ Pa avenue.
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ANOTHER Hot DAY.-The thermometer at III.
Hempler's, optician, 453 Pennsylvania avenue,
stood in the shade to-day rs follows: O'Clock
q. m, 790, (same rs yesterday, which was erro-
neously printed $50 10 q. m, go; IL m, 9Os;;
2 %. m, 91s.
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PATENTS ISsCKD.-The following United
States patents were issued TO citizens of the
District Of Columbia for the week ending July
r. lss0, and each bearing that date:-Lathe for
turning wood, John &. Brown; cultiyator, Jona-
than Lewis.
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RAILROADS.

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
, 49,, ,WAsHrseros. Junes 1859.
L. .SS %SssfsS sEfs1 ss sssfi u A 3
WEST are no" FUR ESG e Bk sIllffsi III;
as sse as AND s1T1SSas 81. % aud
Leave SO daily except Sunday, 1t Gas and s:2s
u" ,. .,'' :, - rs! HIssApoLIs.
train re az s st AND s2S !. m and $50 No
FOB BALTIMORE,
Leave at " %s AZ slS4i fSS and raspm
Leave fSR AIf P "a sIS 81 f End
Lesvs DAILY except Sunday, at 6:ls and 1:25 q.
IN sunday D : $50 and r,.sp. m. only, connect.
nsiy station with trains from Baltimore
Lo5 strssSuIg and point. between Relay House
= Through ticket. to the West can be had a, the
sshinston Station Ticket Once at all hours in the
For New Yerk, PhiIadeI phia, and Boston, se. ad.
, M, =. n.:ss. :! E + %1asos;
GEO s KooST22.. Cent Tag Ass. s Ga.hius.ou j.
t sH4xsts sxS*ssgEg5EEssr0s'
Trains between wWA,HsNHfSs june s. iso-nOon-
=, 1SS ]. I'd ;s5'I NV i ioSahl .ss 1Wa
FOB NEW YORK, without change OF car,
Leave daily texcept Sunday ct 5:2S O. m, 2:A5
and 200 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 1:2s O. m I2.4s
M s '%. ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ut 200 .. IN, and PhiladeI.
sleeping cars for New York on . D. m. train on,x
Through tickets to Philadelphis, New York or
Of the day. " MI "oors
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdyertisem.n,
napolis, and the West. j. l.. WII.snS AN
~ Master Of Transportation.
GEO. 3. k00NTZ, Agent Wss6inston ,sl.
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I AsELL FEMALE sEMINARY.
IL AT AURnRNnAI,R n ASS

HEMrLER has all kinds of Thermometers. e,s,
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THE REMOVED FIRENEN.-The fremen who
were superseded yesterday by the appointment
of Others, appeared at the Mayors Office to-day
and Med a protest against the action of the
commissioners, in which they claim that the
commissioners have no right to remove them
except on charges, and also claim that they are
sull members OF the department, and in vacat-
ing the engine houses they only Welded TO supe-
IIor force. They have employed Mr. A. G. Rid
die as their counsel.
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~ tEsTABLIsHED 1881
Isl q STRTET NORTH,

ALEX. z. SHEPHERD q EROS,
HhvINs REMOVED THEIR NEW
IRON WAREHoUSE.
slo PENSA. Ay, BET srB AND 10TH srs
(souTH sIDEJ
Respectfully call attention to their as.ortncptoa
GAS FIxTUREs,
ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED BY TEE
Tucker Manufacturing Co. Kew York
also those Of
Mitchell, Vance Co, New York.
WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFAorURERs,
PRICES.
The Largest Stock Of
CLOCKS, and
hANrKL oRNAMEKrs
ever exhibited In Washington, and .. the
LOWEST RATEs.
Every Variety OF
SLATE MANTKLs
manufactured, Of style and ansh equal 20 the anes
imported marbles.
TERRA GOTTA AND IR0N WARB,
CHIMNEY TOPS, RARTHKH PLUps.
VASES. DRAIN TILE, STATUES,
RIDGE TILE, sEwDR PIPES -.
Sole Agency for
AOULHp PATENT KARTH CLOSETS.
wecall especial attention TO our
rARIoR CRATE. "a k LATE:Brs. FURNACES
oonpridns ell the most improved varieties.
IoON1AIH JETS Of every STYLE
PLUABIh0, GAS and STRAIN FIrr1Uo.
g the most extensive character and Of eli de,crs,
oons executed ct reasonable rates and n the 49,
approved manner. eos
Gall and sxanine our stock and saIs9oons ~
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No SALE-The celebrated steamer Virgin
built in England during the late war for a
blockade runner, at a cost of s12O 900, was Of
tered for sale at auction yesterday at the Wash
lngtOn navy yard, but no one being disposed TO
bad $40. COO, the lowest sum the Secretary of the
Treasury was willing to accept, the sale was
postponed This vessel was seized in Mobile
bay in 1851 and shortly after sold for $50 600 TO
a party who subsequently became a government
defaulter. The steamer was seized at New Or
leans as part Of his assets, and has been in the
possession of the government about four years.
The attendance of bidders was quite large there
being present parties from Boston, New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore. Ii Is understood
that Secretary Boutwell, will order the vessel
sold ON the LIST OF next September.
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE CLAUDE HAMILTON.
The funeral of the late Claude Hamilton, the
actor, an account OF whose death in the White
Lot on Tuesday last has been published in TIE
STAR, took place this afternoon from Mrs
Bannerman's, 18th street. and was quite largely
attended. Harmony Lodge of Masons was pre-
sent. and the services were conducted by Rev.
DR.. Starkie, of the Church of the Epiphany.
The remains were followed by a large number
Of his friends and relatives to Glenwood Gene
terry, where they were inferred. Messrs. Har-
yey < Mari were the undertakers.
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keLAkr'.B9rglsrs last night effected an
Base Ball Park, by cutting portio1 NAa ~ ia
sash out Of the back door and then drsw,n0, .he
bolt. They carried OF property amount3gS,' me =,
about 500. There Is no clue to the perpetrs,
Tors.
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MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoN.-The members Of
Morning Star Lodge, l. .. G. T., give moon
light excursion to Marshall Hall tomorrow
evening. The committee intend to make this
pleasant entertainment See advertisement.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

6kVkGkI0WN ADtkkIlSkMkNIS.
pIANos AND PARLOR ORGANS
POS q sKLIGsoSs MUSICAL EXCHANGE.
Purchasing, a. we do, for cash, an our 7V6
enabled ssi AZ lower rates than any house in the
District, aud upon the same terms.
Jylt-a 12. Bridge Street.
IT rot WANT To SELECT YOUR
.urrr .us,o , Books; ostsricSERr.
POE 4 sELIGsoN's. las Bridge st.
We have Just receis ed fine lot Of WRITING and
wkAPPiSS PAPERss Which he We .sll = New Work
ar.".i.s discount 10 '"'i Fox sRLsss s y the
yHn 12> B'idge street.
CLOSING our SALE or
SPRING AND sUMNEs GOODS
We are now selling orr spring aud sumner Dress
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
fmsracins handsome Lawns at la's cts Psrs.1l.
hal. sss L.ss D.s
0sisd such S'Ts Isl sras. sEs5 A1sBs
pr THOMAS BOWLING, Auet.; Georgetown.
FYssS AEf o. os PGKs
- The undersigned Trustees. by virtue Of a
E..y d. ed Of trust from Dick, dated April 18th.
AlS0, duly recorded will offer AZ public sale,
TUESDAY, July s6ih, ls70, at o clock .. m, in
front OF the premises, all those Lots and parts Of
Lots In Beall's addition to Georgetown, living
Gay and Dumharton streets, viz Lots No 81, g., g.
30, and part Of 81, used and occupied by said
Dick residence. together with the buildings and
improy ements on the same. These grounds are ir
proved with large assortment Of Fruit Trees aud
sbrubbery.
Terms: One third cash; balsnce in and y months,
on notes bearing interest secured by deed Of trust
on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at cost
Of purchaser. deposit Of s2o required when the
property Is struck OFF
GEORGE PETER. r-,..
VIM. l.. DUNLOP.S huse'
lyl4 l0t' TH0S. BOWLING. Auct.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATK--Cooper x Latimer
auetioDeers, have sold lot 50, in Gilbert's subdi-
vision of square $40, with improvements 'front.'
ing on Grant street, between 9Th and 10th
streets, to W. b. Dunwoody, for Is, 100; also
Part lot III, IN square Isl, with improvements
fronting on Eth. between n and l. streets to
Lawrence Roster. for 81 ,5O0 also. part lot I2
square 40, fronting on +. between Eth and 18th
streets to Joseph Durham, for 80 cents per
square foot
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sheriff of Baltimore county, with his jury OF
twenty men, was again upon the grounds along
the line of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
in that county yesterday to access the damages
Of the different land holders along the line OF
the road, from Patapsco river to Baltimore
consequent upon the taking of the land by the
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

The SIXTH-sTRKET BRIDGK-Messrs T.
Lucas x Go. have completed the bridge over
The canal AT 9th street, thus opening that bean
tiful highway for public travel. The BRIDE Is
of wood, - feet in length. ~ feet wide, with
carriagewsy, and footways on either side, and l.
u plain but substantial structure. The work
Was yesterday examined bv the Commissioners
of the Fourth and Seventh Wards, and accepted
by them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

EXCELSIOR LODGE, X. OF P, meets to-
row night. See advertisement.