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lame jun9e Yerein, fsiert Yfn9ltmontag ieit oritt,s
Stitun9Sfeii nit elmer 9rcuriipn uad Der pradtuoueu,
circa 20 Wleilen bon bier uabe 6baie's Station, gsle9es
nen Graoelrim Farm, nm balelbit elm 8roBes YicsJiie
lid Der Nereiu lett ieinem BtIr6en ourd) bic 8eielliateit
elmer Mit8lieoer uno feline oor5ii8liheu muiIlaltiden
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more Radlmittass 2 tlbr 40 Wltuutsn uerlaBt. ,ptro ertra
an benz Yicr9iicbsVlabe anbalten. uno auberoem 9ebt
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RB- Sr. o. q. Miesnsr, aui luftissr Sobe tbr5.
rcilo, b. |. in Der Sort Waridau' Yralitrei III Stgb.
%lanotoipr. Canton, iann ien 2otal nit Rebf Seorm.
ben nab friiher 4uit uno einsm urbsIiiaten 3runte,
%perlan9t, angelr9sntli6ii empfsben. 3anelbe 1T nett
ber9erihtet uuo fir Nusfii9e unp Yienies ppn 9p9en,
Nereinen unb MISUNDERSTANDING ansnehmenb aseini1et
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NOTICE TO CoNrRAC roRs-

oNo, ~ SUrs-rrteraerf ard lnypsrfcr az S,tr-sI
tafrtdfstrdys. fooftrags. and Nstr RpsifsaGs. y
Ctfy haH' WasAtsgIos, 10. &, sept s, 40
sealed Proposals will lie received hY the under
sisned. ~ the N ayOr Office until II TH rs
pAh, the 18Th day OF September. instant, fer the
purpose OF CONSTRUCTING Tx sEWERAGn
81 ~ street north, betwees New York ant Vermont
sNenues IN accordance with the plans and specihca
lions which ian be st the Office OF the Superin-
tendent and Inspector every day from 10 a M 10
y m The main sewerage 20 be a--e--ed upon the
property borderiDs along the line The trsps rope,
nan hoes and laterss 20 be paid out Of fupds u
the ward wM FORSYTH,
ssSeotd Supf aud lnsnsrtcr A. ~,
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DRoPosALs FOR WOOD.

NAVY hTrARTsKNr. August e $50.
Proposals, sealed. Endorsed, and addressed 10 the
secretsry 81 the Navy, will be received unti noon,
the lGh OF September next, 20 supply the Navy De
psrtment with 10 cords of Oak " Ood
The wood must he Of good sire. straight. we'll
sssoned, and free from round sticks Of Ices than
hve inches in diameter. Ii must be inspected aud
measured at the expense % the vender BY the Gov
ernms Mt Inspector, appointed by the Secretary q
the Navy. IN accordance with the act Of Congress
approved July H. 0, and be stack 81 in front q the
Navy Department By the 10th of October next.
GEORGE NJ RORESON,
sc l5g Secretary ~ the Nsry
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EVENING STAR.

WEST POINT ExAMISATIoNs-7West Point
correspondence OF the y. Y. Tribune, Septem-
her 5.l-The September examtnstous o! ap-
pointees to the Military Academy, which were
concluded on SATURDAY., bsve resulted In srdlv
less extensive slaughter OF aspir ants than did
tlo-e of June. About 60 out Of the 90 aPpOin-
tees who reported in June were rejected. OF
the 81 Young men who presented themselves at
The late examination 10 take the place OF those
PREVIOUSLY rejected, only . were admitted.
They were, altogether, a Incorporating body
OF Young men, and they came with
annie warning as to the difficulties before
them. so that, II conscious of deficiencies, NJ
would seem that they would decline the test.
AS a rule. they passed the ply steal exarnina-
tiou well; hut many were tripped in the rudi-
uentary branches Of scholarship " Deficient
an grammar was the verdict against several
trough II was not held to be alone q cause of
rejection, IL was noted that a large proportioI
OF them were very bad spoilers. This deficiency
i one which has OF late been very commonly
alleged against the rising generation. One of
the candidates excited a smile among some of
fhe veteran officers who saw their first service
under Scott and Taylor, by stoutly maintaining
that 1.-The first battle of the war with Mexico
took place at New Orleans.
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PROPOSALS FoB wArER TRANsPoRrA,

PKror QUARTERNAsrER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, u. g, August -. 100.
sealed Prop will be received this once IN
W l. September 24th lsI0, Tor the per ornancs
81 the daily Transportation seryices BY
THIS city and Forts foote and Washington, ND.
whieh may be required by this Department during
TIE hscal year ending June ~. ISL.
bdderr will state the price per man and the rates
per pound also, the rate diem which they will
carry the passengers and stores Each bid In iuplf-
cate must be accompanied by q guarantee 81 t~o
bic persons that the contract 60 be entered
viii be duly executed " hen swarded.
The rieht fs reserved 90 reject any or all bids not
deesred advantageous 10 the United States.
Proposals are 60 be addressed 20 the undersigned,
plainly marked, Proposals for Water Tran-p prta-
uon Bidders are invited 10 be present st the
opening
Any further information desired VIII be given
WILLIAM MYERS,
Breyet Brieadier Geoeral a. :. A,
seq 81 Denof
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TEE NEW GOVERNMENT OF FRANcE.-The
cable dispatches have confused TO a consider
able extent the names and positions of the
members OF the Republican Government OF
France. The following is a corrected list of the
Provisional Government taking the name OF the
National Defence Government: En1manue
ArTagO, CIsmieuN, Jules Favre, Jules Ferry
Gambetta, Garnier-Payes, GIsis- Bizoin, Pella
tan. Ernest Picard, kOchefort, Jules Simon
The Ministry Is As follows: Minister of Foreign
Afiair-Iules favre. Minister of Justice
Isaac Cremieu1. Minister OF the Interior
Leon Gambetta. Minister of Finance-Ernest
Picard. Superintendent or Public Works
Pierre Dorian. Minister Of Commerce-Joseph
Esgnin- Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
tOn-Jules Simon. Minister OF Marine-Martin
FsuTichOn. Minister OF War-Iouis Jules
TrOehU. also President OF the Committee.
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NOTICE To CoNrRAoroks.

Cfos AZ Ssps-trfenassf asl I-s--rfe- Of S-,.--
CdfflaSsicSys, Eeofrass a-d Nsse sHtgdssE, Z
tfs Hal, WaSAt.xfon. ID. a. sept s. $50 4
sealed Proposals will De received By the unf.r.
signed 81 the Mayor office until IL m. on THURS
DAY, the 18th day q - Ptsme.r. instant. for the
line Of street north.
superintendent and IssrecfOr where specihc stiOns
can be seen every day, from 10 q. m. 20 m.
Nm lksyTH.
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an I'D
du --I-N 2 .. Nj HrsDNI.
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE,

In virtue Of tive wrts OF fer facss issued from the
Clerk office Of the Supreme Court the District Of
Columbia and to NE directed, 1 will sell public
sale for cash. in front Of the Court House door
next, at u O'Clock m. all Geo VI. G. Eslins right,
title claim and interest and to the following pro
perry to wit viZ:-Lots Nos 10 and IL, in square No.
3 aso subdivision lots Nos II and Is OF half Of
sIuare No 5lI, together with all and singular. the
=. o., seized and levied upon as the property Of
Geo. W. g. Eslin and will be sold to satisfy execu
and Nos 1626 2S 1859 and 1851 in equity In favor
George Whiting against Antenie Pelletier. Geo.
ALEX. SHARP,
au23-dtds U. b. Marshal, ID. y.
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LOAN OFFICES.
RAILROADS.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAI

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
$1,000 WAsHrssroS. June S, Isss.
NJ .sS %Ssa n ssS i: No.
WEST are no" I ESf :. sk sIl!ffsl Sisi
s;S ~ SsisS' sI5S,s At: I'M :''
% e snS f saHssHs Sunday at Gas and sa'
train te or on m SUNDAY and No
~ FSk %H AZ s sTSf faS and 1assn
ssz R IS ~ 81 VIZ.
~ !. S: e s,::s Fl, ~: -:
ase sps
medation train.
sss a j. II is s:s & Z:
FOR New York. Philadelphia, and Boston, re Nd.
vsrtisement Of t" Through Line
No.. IL: WILSON.
DOLE esn.r. essss 4 rTssa''or'''i0n'
HHPssfEa t!s1 sHzz .sP NV EE*AssEgyss10a
s g j: - s.is:;s x44Sssa R e
ZOE INV YORK, without chang. Of cars.
Al, Issse daily Except Sunday ss 1913 m, iS:Is
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
AZ "a 1Gy texos1t Sunday ct 5:Ss .. m, lS:4s
] ON SUNDAY.
teeve tor New York 1t 200 ,. m, and Philadsl.
4leepine ears for New York On Q ,. "a. tr,fn only
Through tickets 20 Philadelphia, New York q,
Boston, can DO bed ct the Station Once ct eli hours
Gee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdvertisem.n,
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
n'P0ii'' and the West. m..,.r u I T. WILSON,
J.. n. OOLB, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3. kOONTZ, Agent, Wss6ington. jeN
n FIX TO EsI
Kew stock new designs, and low prices, at
No. 4. n. q A. Building,
eeSeoSe Corner 9th and d streets.
United STATES PATENT OFIICI.
On the petition OF SAMUEL B. Smith, Of Ohio,
praying Tor the extension Of . patent granted to
hin on the 10th day Of January, 1851, Tor i'm
HrGvement In Method Of Feeding Lumber Lateral.
hisordered that the testimony In the be closed
on the ath day OF December next: that the time for
lfnitsd 20 the 18th day Of December next, and that
ne3t.
0AMUEL 8. FISHER,
suRI" Vo0missaoner VI Patents.
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PROPOSALS.
DKpPosALs FoR FUEL
prraErxrsI cg rry IsrEKIoa.

DEPARTMENT cF rHy INTERIOR
WASHINGTON, u. e. septraber 6. iS-O
sealed Proposals IN be received AZ this Depart
ment until Il clock m. September ~ iS-O f1r Sal
@ sss0 ncunds 90 the tnHl 90 bet quality White
Ash Coal, furnsce size. ~ TINS best quality NED
COsl, stove and grste sizes and D. cords o. more q
the best quality Bakers Pine Wood.
Satisfactory arrangements must - maze Tor the
correct mes-urement Of each according % The Ia. a
Angfess. and all the coal must be delivered within
Vh,ry Gays from the lst DAY q October, required
ihe csos shenid state Distinctly the name " the
nished N''' - NNN' ~ y - 'e'
bisSb Dos VII b. opened in the presence e such
hsy ch,-e~c q attend. and bonds will be
49, ,sf the fsitt tul p-rfornAnc. Of contrscts
fsr,orr - - ~ ~ eiit1ef ccal wpoi Mt sati--
rejected. y" e1e department Will De
IpteT3- ~ 10 he % the Secretary Of the
'' ~-a an1otscd Proposals Tor Fuel
.r-rxFn ID. COX,
ynsfh r.. -
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
ALLYN-BAKNARD. At Cortland, N Y,
W edr esday evening, September OF the residence
Of the brides pareots. by the Rev. DIR. Ferdinand
Rogers. assisted by Rsv J. NJ Benedict, WILLIAM
h. ALLY y. IT.. Of ashington, ID. c., to LINDA
:, only daughter Of VIM. y. Barnard.
READING-RITCHlE. On the sth instant, By
the Rev. John q. smith. FRANK RUSSELL
READING to Miss MAkY J RITCHIE, all of this
city.
STONE DAW On the Sth instant, 10 Dumbarton
street m Church, Georgetown, D o., by tho
Rev James A. McC auley. ID. D., assisted by Rev.
, In ii Dashields DR. l.. STONE. Of Bait mors,
Nd. o. ME- MAMIE DAW, youngest daug hter of
keuten pa~ ESQ, of the former place. No cards.
Baltimore papers please copy.I
DIED.
AnAN- September 9th, at Ga O'Clock, JULIA
AMELIA AMAN. youngest child of Sebastian and
Emma Aman, sRed year. months. and ii days
The funeral will take place Saturday, September
luth st 10 O clOck a IN The friends of the family
are inv iicd 20 attend.
lChroD-, Rep. and DAYTON 90 y papers eopy.l
MATTHEWS. On September 5, ANNA M
MA1THENS. daughter Of John T. and Anna
Matthews, sged II years and mOoths.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her parents ll24 tn street, bet ween l. and n
SUNDAY. 81 II O'Clock. The friends Of the family are
invited 20 attend. Ct
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TOMORROW.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 90 ACRES
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN THE C0UN-
TY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Near The Cisy Of Alexandria.
n BY virtue Of a deed of trust executed by VIII
day of March is and Of record I'm in L .hs i5Tn
No 8 page 4s2, Of the Alexandria county land rec
oIds, the undersse a. trnstee in sa'd deed named
sAfgRPAY, The 9Th Day q October, 1870 q Il m :,
about two miles north Of the city OF Alexsndris on
the south side 9i the Old Georgetown road near the
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of SALE and the residue in two equal
sale the deferred payments to bear interest from the
day Of sole. and to be secured by the notes of the
az ssai aswiai CaAs J. waLGA sGiHID' Trustee.
400 ACRES OF s XXAiEYABLE LAND FOB
IL The undersigned. in virtue of deed of trust
E syesp,sd T. them, will offer at public sale, on
fair T0t ihs next fair asy before fe
en% sshy IT sSsR h r..
Prince GeOrge's county, containing about 400 ac-es
This farm has upon it 9 comfortable dwelling
ba, also upon portion Of i small dwelling house,
dence. This farm has an abundance Of meadow land
and wood upon it; is located In healthy neighbor
uOOu, Wltiln one OF baltlfnOfe ana PO-
tcmac Railroad which makes Ii of easy to the
Washington and Baltimore markets. The projected
Prince Georges Central Turnpike runs through this
place There is also upon this estate a bearing or
chard of co select apple trees also, large variety
of peaches pears, cherries and other fruits OF the
best kinds.
Terms:-One half cash, the balance in equal pay
meats in six and twelve months from the day Of sale
TIE whole purchase money to bear interest from the
day of SALE and the deferred payments TO be secured
Ia the satisfaction Of the undersigned Trustees.
~ Mr.. Zacbariah Berry, of Washington, who
resides upon the land will show it to those wishing
to purchase.
Z. c. MAGRUDER, Upper Marlboro,
p. W. GRAIN, Baltimore city,
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TNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.

In virtue OF . writ OF ieri facias on judgment Of
condemnation, issued from the Clerks ONCE Of the
supreme Court Of the District of Columbia, and to
front of the court house door of said district, on
MONDAY, the l2.h day Of September next: ls70, at
"a clock all defendants right. title claim and
interest In and to the undivided half part OF Lot No.
g. Square Ne. $50, beginning for the same at the
running thence west is feet thence north l22 feet
thence east ID feet and thence south 2 feet
inches to the place OF beginning, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon, in the city
OF Washington, ID: U, seized and levied upon the
property OF Patrick Frawley and will be sold to sat.
isfy execution No LIS, in favor Of Timothy McCar.
thy. ALEX. SHARP,
On u dts u. 8. AArshal, b. O.
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.

virtue Of writ Of feri fscias, issued from the
Clerk Office OF the Supreme Court of the District
OF Coun bia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash. in front of the Court House door of
said District. on MONDAY. the 18th day Of septem-
Der next $50, at II O'Clock all defendants right
tte, claim and interest in and to Lot No, 70. of VIM
Todd subdivision Of original Lot No 9, in Sqn
No 642 in the City of Washington. D. c., together
with all and singular the improvements thereon,
ard seized and levied upon the property of John
Williams, and will be seld to satisfy Execution III
in favor OF George Weide.
ALEXANDER SHARP,
hal N
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au23-dtds
limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE,

In yirtne OF writ Of feri facias, issued from the
CLERK ONCE Of the Supreme Court of the District of
sale, for cash, in front of the Court House door
Of said District, on MONDAY, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER next, $40, at IL O'Clock M, all defendant
in square No 4s9, the city of ashington ID. O.,
together with all and singular the improv
thereon, seized and levied upon the property of
Tho mas Barron, and will be sold to satisfy execu-
ton No 67s5, in favor Of John w. Kesnedy and John
Il. Kendall. ALEX r. SHARP
aug dtds U. y Marshal, ID. u.
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puRLIC SALE or A VERY VALUABLE
THFF R n FARM NEAR BahLsyILLE, ON
The subscriber will offer at public sale gu
Es the premises, one fourth Of q mile from the
~. iae, a. O'Clock m, . Farm, containing R3
acres. hnely Improved BY a good new slated Dwell
ING mouse, containing nfteen rooms. The outhouses
sre large and commodious, such are seldom found
on farm OF that size. There are sixty acres in
trees, with Pears, Grapes, and Cherries in abuu
saoce; nifty acres In Cabbage now growing on the
Farm. IL binds on the Railroad and ad ioins John
sn ms, Esq, VIM. r: Drury, Esq, and Rev Jos
Earnest: II viii be divided into two parts as there
arg two Dwellings on the Farm.
Terms: Onethird cash; balance In two equal Day
m@ts OF six and Shit years, With interest annually
s6;t Attorney, 81 st. Paul st., Baltimore.
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AUCTION SALES,



RY THOs; =. wAeGAMAN,
~ keal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. S1s Seventh street, opposite the Post once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Ia.
TATE ON ELEyENTh sTREET WEST, BE
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTH.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust from Beajamin H
60Nugent and wife, bearing date 10th day Of May
-. d. 1859, to the undersigned rs Trustee, and
recorded in Lber 7. and r No: Il. folio 81. one of
o., and by direction Of the party secured thereby
will sell Mt public auction In front of the premises
ON FRIDAY. September 9Th, A. ID 1870, at O'Clock
m. all that piece parcel Of ground situated and
Columbia, known and described as lot numbered S
IN ColtnAn and Adams sub division OF square mum
Terms of sale: One third cash. balance in and u
trust the premises sold Ii the are not com
piled with in FIVE days after the day Of sale, the Trus
tee reserves the right to resell at the and risk of
the first purchaser after weeks notice All con
A deposit of S75 must be made at the time Of sale
ANDREW j. JOYCE, Trustee
au3o-d&ds TbOs. r. WAGGAMAN, Aucs.
DI GREEN q wILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southwest corner It'll and D treetD
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN SQUARE No.
195 AT AUCTION.
- On. FRIDAY NEXT, the 9Th instant, at 6
clock m, We shall sell, in front Of the prem.
feet Rhode Island avenue. between 18th aud 18th
streets west, having depth Of l26 feet to - foot
Terms: One half cash; ths balance in six and
twelve months, for notes bearing Interest and Sc
cured by deed of trust on the premises. All con
veyaDcirg and revenue stamps at purchasers cost
SDwil be required on the day Of sale.
SEES GBEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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A VERY SINGULAR CAsB-The Boston
Traveller says: Our readers may remember the
recent crime of one Corners, an outside watch
man at the State Prison, in Charlestoyn who
seized small boy and threw him overheard
firm the prison wharf, where he was at play
with some other little boys, though the child
plead for his life, telling the man he could n ot
swim. And finding the child could not swim,
the brutal man made no effort TO save him; did
not 50 much as throw q bit Of board to the bog.
Conners was arrested and tried, and sentenced
10 the Staoe Prison for his crime. Aud during
all the time between his arrest and committal to
prison, remained as Indifferent and impenitent
a. though he had been entirely innocent. But
immediately after his imprisonment conscience
awoke within him. The Nervousness of his
crime came before him in such strong and vivid
light that he could ind no rest nor peace day
broken; his health gave way. He was then re-
moved to the hospital But medicines could
not reach his agonized mind; he pired to a
skeleton, and finally died on Saturday last of a
broken heart; but, 1t is hoped, q true penitent
for his unnatural crime.
SENSATION ON FRENCH STEAMER At NEW
IoRK.-The French steamer Lafayette arrived
a. New York yesterdAy from Brest. Just Is she
was about to sail from Havre, forty OF her crew
were impressed into the imperial service. The
news OF the recent French disasters, and Of the
overthrow Of the empire and the proclamation
of a French republic, was first made known to
the crew and the passengers OF the Lafayetfo at
Sandy Hood. The announcement of the dsas-
tiers brought tears to the eyes OF the female and
to even some of the male passengers, but this
Dependency was overcome by unb0unded en-
ton OF a republic. Cries OF Viye Ia RepubliQue
resounded on all sides. The sailors declare that
on the return of the Lafayette to France they
will volunteer in the service of their country.
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CONFESSION OF A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the Cold Spring murderer, Ia. written q letter
to his father at Germantown, Columbia county,
in which he states that he is sorry for the crime
he has committed. He acknowledges that he
has disgraced his name and brought sorrow upon
his family The letter closes as follows :-"Have
YOU thought what il ia that ills almshouses,
pesthOuses. homes OF dishonor and the prisons
and furnishes victims for the gallows? Well,
look and you will see, and you will find that 1t
cumes from fntoxication, and have found it.
too late, 10 nv sorrow. Shun bad company al
ways, for il leads to intoxication. Re member
that the road TO ruin is swift and sure"
FROU FRoU GAUzs-Frou Frou gauze is
new material introduced for the ladies' scarf
trimming and for wells. 1t is thin, clear grens
dine, of solid color, with the threads shaded to
give the effect OF the crinkle Of Grape, though
the surface remains fat. Ii is entwined like a
scarf around royale and velvet bonnets, and
the left side: This streamer may be used as a
veil. When the gauze Is black IL has an applied
border Of Spanish blonde.
~western ladies' are holding peach festivals
for the benefit OF churches.
ga Scranton, Pa, church is disciplining
CeacOn for saying by thunder
"The boys Of Nashville, Tennessee, have or
gained an anti-tObaccO league.
"The Rev. Mr.. Murray, of Adirondack
fame, TemaT ks that "the heresics taught in Har-
ward College do not distress me so much a. the
number OF inmates in Cambridge Street Jail"
~ mere are Al present SIX Ca.hOlc bishops
in New England. So late as ls-5 there were
only four priests in the New England States.
Now there are $50 and a Catholic population OF
G20,O
"Nr. Frank Osgood, owner of the yacht
Magic, has accepted Mr.. Ashbury's challege
and will sail a race with the Cambria OF Sandy
Hook, october 1st-
"An Albany damsei asked one of her fellow
bOarders, stylish dry goods clerk, at the break
fast table, why is your mOustacbe like ms
hack hair ?' He blushingly gave it up, when
the answer caused him TO blush still moe
because its all dotn!'
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ORNAMENTAL MANTEL CLOCKS,
" (Seth Thomas mAkeD
Psrisn Marble sTATuARY and VASES In grcat
HAMILTON PEARSON,
No. 4, Y. n. y. A. Building,
1oe5- cost Corner 9th and ID streets
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S19 Southeast corner 7th and d streets.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
Az rkONTlNG ON THE PUBLIC SPACE
AND PENNsYLIANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
sd TEhHH ON Aho NINTH STREETS EAST, IL
m. BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date DC
vtober 9th; 1866. and recorded in Liber Il. NJ. h.,
nNo a. folio ls2, &c. OF the Land Records of the
District OF Columbia, and by request In writing of
Geo. y Gulick, Treasurer cf the Eas,ern Building
Association We shall expose to sale, in front OF the
premises, on MONDAY, the 2stb day OF September,
80, at Q clock p part Of Lot No. g. in Square
No Y beginning ~ feet 10 inches east of the north
west corner Of said lot thence running south rs feet,
THENCE east feet, thence south Is feet public al
ley thence east on aey 81 feet inches, thence due
north TO the line Of Pennsy fHania avenue, thence
along said avenue to the northern line of said square,
snd thence west 20 the point of beginning. The
same fronting y feet IA inches the Public Space
between sth and 9Th streets east and about feet on
= feet.
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in six and
twelve months, satisfactorily secured 8 100 OF tbs
purchase money will he required to be paid when
the property IL knocked off. terms not complied
with in five days trustees the right resell
IT the risk and cost 81 defaulting purchaser on 1--WE
days notice in the Evening Star.
r. WJUNES, lr.
EDW. CLARK, trustees
s9eodds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.