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MisasTTis CLGg.
s,a1cs.sns Of Liabilities and Asset.

stntcnseat oc Liabilities and Assets
for the year ending ocroher, 1870 his just pro-
mugated. The club was organized In October
1885, with some roo members, each OF whom pald
e200-in ali 100000. The dues, fifty dollars Tor
each member, amount annually TO $4,000 YET with
tins large income the OF the property marked
up from $40 SI5n. AZ the same time the ciub
owes debt OK some $4,000. The precise number
ol members is not known outside the governing
10 the value OF the club house. which Is worth to-day
~ least $4,000 Tie following Is the Official state
ment OF the assets and liabilities Of The Mannaitan
Club, October ], 1906
ASSETS.
'T,Rasebo,d property, No. 90 fif.h ave-
nue., occupied by the Club, and lar-
niture purchased with the house. $4,000
Furniture since purchased. .....-... A,2Ss
Fixtures. 2,-lt
Alterations anu repairs 70 building. 22,3Il
.Mt -----sl6s, 81
cash IN Union Trust Company $780,. $780,
Cash I'm Second National Bank...... i,2ss
Cash III hand. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 400
Debts receivable. ....:....-........ sc.5s5
Stock on hana-wnes. liquors, &c.. 1,oIl
Total assets $780, 7s5
liAEiLIriEr
Balance due acc0uut ul the pur-
chase money OF the Club House. Sc
cnred by bond and mortgage. $y0006
Debts payable, bills unpaid. ......... a,0l
Total net assets, estimating the property at
AUGUSTUS sCHELi.
q President Manhattan Cinb.
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.inhn q. Kunk FL.

This geAtiema, prominent citizen OF pcnnsyI-
yania. dicd ~ MS residence IN Harrisburg on tile
1ltn instant lie was native OF the State ana was
m tho pgime Of lie Mr. nunkel received good
edncaiIon- studied law ana In the exercise ol bis
legal profession gained an cnviablc reputation fos
AGILITY. Entering actively into politics o member
or he wing organization he was elected 70 Tie State
Legislature, serving several terms. IN 1854 ne was
elected Representative ~ Congress from the Tenth
district Of lennsJlvana aud was reelected In 1870
While IN me House Mr.. kciiKe served an tile Com.
mtftee GA Claiils. Since 1859 he hau taken no
0ctive paTt in poics. bar had remained III ret irr-
meni, Gevol.us MS Anse U tle placLlce u law.
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GERS OF the Gold Exchange for the ensuing year The
ticket elected was as iollows:--
Psesideat-Il. :. Jambi0s.
FIRST Vtce fyestdsft--T. A. Hoyt
stc0nid pice Pressdtai--W. hi. " nftemorc
StcyefGry--T. T.. Akers.
IYedsue7'-R j.. Edwards.
arbitration COatnajttee-I. Il. B. Parker r. n
WhitfemOre, NJ. q. klingenieid.
Bodra o. Appents--C. o. Morris, G. A. Fanshawe
G. Grevc.
Erec''tlre Con.qisfnee-w. A. Gibson, r. H. Foofe
W. Il. sancsoD, J. T. Underhin, IL. A. Heser Jr. Il
u. H. Parker, Y. II. Harvey.
F!na,lce Co,ana.ttes.-J B. Colgate, H. s Balm
G. Ashworti, u. =. Tanner, J. II. Denny
CO1nyafftee on Admission 4. Davenport r. NJ
Myers, 5. Schaier, VIM. R0senneim, j. waiter Wood
w. Hutchinson. A. j.. Seton, VIM. III. DUR j. s.
Chick, q. O. Read, J. d. Smith. Geo. Phprs VIM
Redmond. IT., w. 9. AuMford O. ii. Raymond.
Co7ftitttoee ON Poice1s or Att0TWey- RudOlpn Kep-
pier, CDas. H. Leland, Jos. II. TGcker, j. J. Burns
william Gwynne.
On motion the board voten TO Mr.. ]. f. Underhip,
the retiring president. who had declined renomina-
ton, and to Mr.. George PIipps. VINO had likewise
defined reelection TO The treasurership. each n
handsome service u silver In recognition 0. their
zeal ana fidelity In their respective positions
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Ia lar spring being about lower ss
ss;:l. "a & = e: sss: 4:
sssy ssa 70
w. M, he Corn was s oyss but fairly ac'ye
s fss prime. - o: - xs re-
~ A a sn q s. ssI r. s S new Western
OWING he ii ss: wa quiet a for ,s.as al
1r% ns q owners The Liverpool
day. at I'D Sl6d closing AZ bisi and per steamer 200
%nss 'a0A a. ~ lo sss .as s ESQ., 10is Sas
At e. The charters wcre "A bark 70 Rotterdam win
sss e s iT S so
Ts ss' ws 4 sa
barr 10 H aaa rMadebna nj. % Bremen With 700 ebs DO
ownrs s,eoan ana vessel 20 shs West Indies and back
GuNIEs dull and no GALES OF consequence were re-
ported Prices were entirely nominal at 1876 zoe for bags
HEMP The demand for M kinds light, wo heard
sod s ss DO s, aS and ~ rsa as
asrs was called seS very quiet uas
aS. al ssss Pses were heavy except for the bette
H. sSpnS gss % Inc
generally srong al quotations appended Hold
ns, were .os W. n sr Y Sc q the
aS,sc do. 20 bs. a5c 25c Monteyideo, 900 to a
Srands ssps sc aa Or "rnoso n & s .D j..
zSe a-S,9c CALIFORNIA y 70 % lbs, aye BE Central
sibs iac. sSc .atsmorcs aud MEXICAN. 70 tx,
a bos s5a Sp0 10 y ' s supe9 y e
gold Total hides October Is, s7S- 49,
HAy--A moderate demena preya,ea a, abou, former
ons rye y io y . s r eo s s.
LEArHrE--The for hemlock sole was quiet bu.
only moderate and the sock Of some kinds IL light.
hssy weights Which 'iaa' s sS . %1ai.
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cold Without saieA West coast Lima quoed ~
So " sncnsy snd prices for iustic, szco Cubs. were
rL0gr AND GRAIN Bscsfps- $3.50 bbls tour. 10 do
ene ~ os o0rn meal $50 bushels wheat, 6S bo
oo DO oats and Sloo do. barley The aoar ruled
% o.. qwe. me sales we're about nouo bes scuthsrn
he demand only moderass hns prices were steady.
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10 Lilo Tor borra. n.y. me operations ri the Gold
Exchange Bank were as follows
Gold cleared Observation-Disclosures, 2r 81 600
Gotd balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i,272, SIS
currency uAihces. Las, vsl
ADVANCE ~ FOREIGN ExcRAx6r.
The scarcity OF commercial bills arising ont or the
decreased exports Of the past week and the check
10 the movement, OF bieads.uifs mpeied the leading
bankers 10 advance the rates Of exchange to-day
and the marlel closed fully half per cent higher
than TT the opening Other reasons are also assigned
for this movement tue Most prominent being the
anticipation ~ a large demand 10 aces tire payment
OF she coupons On or fye-twenties held IN Eurone
aud ihc Apprehension that ia or peace following
me negotiation. said 10 ne now pcndlng in Europe
fncrc VIII be withdrawal OF the foreign oapital
which had been seat mere OF the gluc of London
The quotations Inc this evening were as fol.
iows:-stcflins, slzts days, commercial lo7sl a
1888; good 70 prime BANKERS los 4. l0e; do short
slght 1o9,s iaas.: Antwerp 5.224 J.lsd4: Ham
burg, ao9S 357.; Amsterdam, ioA sos4; Frankfort
4os ~ Bremen, tx ISL Pra-sian tnslers, 70.
Il ~.
MONEY Five ro SIX PER ckSr
IN face OF the larger dealings III tn, Stock EA-
change during Lie past week the money market
works easy al ave 10 six per cent-tue latter BENG
The general raie call loans, with pledge Of nlisce
aneons ccia.erals. Borrowers on governments rs
D rule pay nv per cent. with exceptions at SIX per
cent ing ia'c = oh"neu - i"is NUM- ana 'ransac
nous 81 ~" " se'cn PCT eehe are :" rarely eAccp-
"o"'' n'' - 70 ''' luo''o'o' nv '"ihnorciai
pa'c' 'hese - ui'i"'saeo movement o"' Taes re-
main unchanged.
GOVERNMENTS LOWER.
Thc government list was lower In sympaihy with
ne ;" so'N ''i' '"s 'a III 'e foreign Market
"helsN@'s '"o' arc 9uoieh hr'u ou' ohiy STEADY Al
uie hRuie % 'hc past Jew DAYS. me government
Esl sieAen Oh 'he newer issues Father inah on the
"'n oh' me ehshse III prices Was uDiInporsant. Al
Tue close INC hsrAet was peief ana Tue hnal street
quotations weFe--thh'a S'sies currency SKIES, lll's
fii's' do ieSi' res'stefeu, lls's ia: do. do,
coupoa ia ~ DO. hve-'wen'ies, rea'stered,
Way Ah' -Nossmoer. ivsss 1855; 40. DO, 1852,
coup'" w. ii-' ~ no. do., 1874 DO. 90, ina
ii1a 20. 49, 1907 10. d., illtf III; 10. 40,
49, - y, 10. 49, = i.'s-' W. No''
XXI ,,a,r, -, = ~ w. ''' w.
~ ,',.s ,,s,,s, -. ~. ~ VS.
..Fs III, -. ny " ~ - W. ~" w.
fS" 'S"<A
1919 V''1'..
:" ''e '7o'''''i' T'@'e ooh"s were On
'o''A' - '''e nv pi'o'a y si''"o ""cr Tor tue
~ 800 "e' '""u'et' loN pon"s
80 80 '''''''o' ~ ''e h"ic, hdrAet
n s'o'1 3D. "''''o n''asis arg quits SAIL
su'ne NiA' '"S i',io"s'u@ pros envy VI tue south
MI ~ s'ne eNe's n'arksa improvement III her
aoii"s :" 'ouso"' ny. po""eu aep. The principal
49, 49, 49, ~ 4ne olose as ioho"s:-
iehDea'oc''N ''sp"n' VA o@E; ao new, "
w. fhs''', - No'p''. % 90 oo., new 90 esi
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CopaAeE was liaet, nut he.e was no cnang, ~ pssus
ssal do. like Russia Jared Ioe American D.. ile
Bg swooDs.--For ~. Doningo cg~oot there mode
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October H. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents
Dy the Rev. Stephen Camp, GEORGE A. REED "a
JESSIE GERTRUDE, eldest deugnter OF Charles X
Burt.
Rosr-rULLER.--On Monday. October H. by tho
Rev. J. J. Bronncr, Mr.. FREDERICK ROSE, OF Eng
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ca, LAT 2d 81 ~. 90. 81. 10 sa On 100.
A z'ass's.:.: ! I ! S Is
Cub. l.. "a. 81 E' ~ '1 ~ 81, No. 81 as %.
A Aa,ssa, .
tly catches Mutual, II; Athletes.
Umpire Mr.. Charles I,oyer, ~ Empire Club
lime OF garne--rwo hours and ten minutes
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A VOICE FROM TIE CoygIy JAIL.


Bill Guraey, the I0unterfeiier, Ab,gcd and
II. Used.
TO THE EDITOR or TEE HERALD:--
There IS sncn thing rs adding the las straw TO
the camel's back, and all humility te ii SAID,
beg mercy at your hands. nave refrhned from
saying anything until human nature jan bear 40
more. Because man mas been inilsfeeJ naYiug
been led on hy those high ana might in Office II
does not fclcW tlat he has cofntitfed every
crime upon record, would be Alefled from
the statements mace by yonr yporters. In
vOur ISSUES OF september IL all October 9
an represented as connected within Shelly, and
the s.Iitlssian cornterc.iters" ALLOW me to state
that never saw those men nor knewbf tueii exist
ence until their names were published And again,
au article appears n your paper ifadeJ .In,ru-
deiice OF Crime which ss bit addfy Insult 10 IN
Jury. IN the Aforesaid article VS. accused OF
.sseing counterfeit money within " very walls ~
the jail.r The report was Esierly iasf never SOLD
counterfeit money in the jail, and nj your reporter
rakcD the trouble " INQUIRE INTO thI case he Woud
nave found thar was u ignorant utne Whole affair
as ty0ur reporter las proved htef TO be. They
could not ascertain VINO tho guilIytartes were so
they fastened II upon me- And wy Simply be-
cause IMAM Is go,ug down nil, egry one Is ready
to give him u push. ! throw mself upon your
mercy, hoping that YOU VIII treat e az Your -ss,se
or justice nay dictate. w. StRShl.
TREASURES IN NEWFOUNDLAND BESIDES Cop-
Is new rout llnd Of silver.
The region. around Titt Cove has tny been known
20 abound m "copper" but u was undiscovered until
recently thar arge quantities of sltr ore existed
the vicinity. n Is also stated TN Newfoundland
contains GOLD in quantities large 30ugh 10 pay for
The digging. Tue latter assertion, fNeNcr IS u0uDF-
iul. Newfoundland possesses nintal lands VI great
value, and when the interior - lprOaphy exam j
fncd ~ IL relieved Mat discovers OF importance
WALL ne made.
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Tie rates p The gold loan market ranged from Cat
to l-l6 Tor borrowing. the operations oi the cold
Exchange Bank were as foilows:--
Gold cleared. s2r ST. 600
Cold Datnces....-. ...........-........ i.l73,S2
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I,l5a, Us,
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THE EXPORTS or THE WEEK.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF
spece) from the port OF New York for the week end
ing october ~, 1870, was $780, iSl.
THE sunTEEAsuEy REPORT.
xr.c s.lfi uaf
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ELECTION or OFFICERS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE.
The canvassers announced to-day me vote FOR ON
GERS OF the Gold Exchange for the ensuing year. The
ticket elected was as tolloWs:--
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GEORGETOWN.

SPORTING NEws-The Tub Rdce-A Horse
hdce.-1he tub race which has excited so mu I'll
houce came on yesterday afternoon at SIX
O'Clock, the course being from the buoy opposite
the hsh Whauf to the Potomac boat-h0uSe. The
contestants were all heavy weights, viz Joe
halper, George Mattingly, Richard Ellis, WIN.
Nicholson, and John French; an aggregate of
one thousand pounds. Strange (, say, each one
made bis tub stand on its own bottom, without a
single capsizing incident. They came in in the
Greer above mentioned, Joe Harper winning tn 2
prize $50 in gold in nine minutes. The wharees
and house-tops in the vicinity were lined with
spectators.
Then, again, the trial of the respective horse
hesh OF Dick Fusitt and Jake Poor, came of
on the Conduit road yesterday afternoon, and
resulted in victory for Fugitt. There were
numerous bets on the race, OF which Poor lost
SO many, ii IS said. that he is to-day calling on
the fast boys OF town for their "li.te bills"
CARED FoR-Officer Sebastian found a col
ored boy named Robert Doyle, aged IA years,
and an emplove of a canal boat running be-
tween George'own and Monocacy, IL ing on the
sidewalk. near the market, and suffering from
nervous fits, and at once removed him to the
Freedmen's Hospital in Washington.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. The market is
buoyant this morning, with heavy offerings and
corlespondingly good sales, as follows 100
bushels at &l.i0, 500 at S1.i5. 500 at SI!1x. and
l51 at S1.Gj-the latter strictly choice and de-
noting the ruling price of the George, )wn wheat
market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24

or Baltimore. An invitation was given to
seekers OF religion 70 present themselves, and
ibree were soon kneeling at the molrner's
"ench. but there were no conversions. At l0H
O'Clock preaching services were held at the
stand, Rev. Mr.. Forbes. Of Cincinnati. occupy
ing me pulpit and preaching from Mark K, II
10 - V. Inclusive.
Notwithstanding that most OF the time is
taken up by religious meeting, attended with
out Few exceptions by every one on the ground,
there are ONE who devote portions OF tue time
to other matters. a popular wiIOwer from
washington, who rs known as one OF tie Dosr
galant 10 the opposite sex, is frequently jOked
by bis younger friends, and a few night ago
some ropes having been tied to histent poles aud
carried into an adjoining tent, some yOuny men
enjoyed his discontinue as they pulled the
wires.r
Night before lest five suspicious parties were
discovered on the ground and run OF. They
were found near Mr.. Ewing's kitchen where
they had got a ham and some bread ready to
Garry or but lett it, as also couple OF buckets.
Inc name in yesterdays letter Bunker should
appear as Baker, the young minister OF Rock
vile, circuit whose sermon is regarded as one OF
the best yet preached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24


~ A Miss Moore, of Indiana, recently cow
hided young man named Snow for slandering
her sister.
in the fields this year, great many Americans
both by birth aGdparentage.
~ me Spanish oficia's in Cuba claim Sc
II I OF cont rs with small bottles OF the irsur-
gen de'ea,ing them in each. All the pr on
ers were immediately executed.
H-Gen. Trochu is the man who leis the calf
OF one Of his legs at SebestopOl, and now ac
qrires symmetry in the same mann sr as a
blonde burlCsquer.
~ The report about insec'7 in jute switches
NJ created quite panic among the wearers,
and many ladies now look as il the had gone
b: tx on their back hair.
give have Berlin and Paris to read about
row, in place OF Washington and Richmond g }
fainter few years ago. This is one OF those
cases where distance lencs enchantment to the
view"
~The printers strike in San Francisco has
had the effect of placing some twenty-five wo-
men at the C: sc, and a number are learning to
operate the telegraph. One young lady already
has cbaroe OF one OF the Western Union
branches IN that city.
H-If it be true that Chicago has but three
hundred thousand inhabitants inst cad of four
hundred thous md, then one hundred thousand
men, women and children are TO be warmly
congratulated that they have mover been born.
Loaiscale Journal.
81 Hon. D. CLANCY Jones, late Of Pennsyl-
yania, now living near Dover, in the State of
Delaware, is understood to be a willing candi-
date for Senator, to succeed Hon. Willard SAILS
bury. whose term expires March 4, 1si1-prO-
vided the democrats carry the election this year.
~New Orleans seems to have been having a
monopoly OF the lost child business Tor some
time past. No 0Oner has the Dieby 10y been
recovered than we hear OF the loss of teD-vear
Old boy by Mrs. Elizabeth N. SimpsoS, of the
same city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24
ALEXANDRIA,

The Gazette oflast evening has the following
items:
The WASHINGTON FREE SCHooL-At meet
Ing OF the Board of Guardians held on SATURDAY.
last being the first since the reelection OF lis
members under TIE new city government, the
old officers were again chosen. Viz: Richard L..
Crane, President; Edgar Snowden, ,Jr., Score
tary, and Nathaniel BOush, Treasurer. At the
same time, Col. 5. King Shay was unauimo 1sly
reel cted Principal, ard MLs A. V. X. Shaw
Assistant, but until the first of January only,
that the city authorities might not be embar-
rass ed by existing school arrange nents, should
they desire to unite the efforts Of the Corpora
tion Win those OF the Commonwealth In putting
INTO operation the school system recently adopt-
"a by the General Assembly,
CAMP MEETINGs.-A camp-meeting of the II.
4. Church 's TO be held near CatIeit's station,
on the o., A. K NJ. X. r.. commencing on
Sunday neat: The meeting All be i'm charge
Of Revs. T.. II Henry and A. w. Wilson.
The Interest in the camp meeting near Ham,
iiton is undated, and the crowd Of people there
yesterday was a 'most equal to that of Sundry.
Everything is prngre sing very pleasantly and
fayOrably.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ls4O.Vu HIs7O.
PAIN KILLER.
H1S7O.

This celebrated medicine has won a deseryedly
high reputation az an aleviator 81 pain and pre-
server Of health 1t has become hon sc hold remedy
from the fact that IL gives immediate aud
relief. 1t is q purely vegetable preparation, made
from the best and purest materials safe keep and
to in every family. 1t is recommended BY ply
scisns and persons Of all classes, and to day. after
public trial of thirty yearsthe average life Of man
it stands unriyalled and xcelled spreading its
usefulness over the wide world. Its large and in.
creasiBg sale affords positive evidence OF its endur-
ing fame. Directions accompany each bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
PERRY DAVIS SON
Providence, r. l.,
aus eOlm&w Manufacturers and Proprietors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24
LOCAL NEWS.
AMISE-iENIS. De.

Excursion TO GlymOnt to- morrow Of the Young
Mems Catholic As Ociation.
Daily Excursion OF the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 street.
Msrkriter's Art Gallery, AS eth street.
Bsrlow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24
Women undertake in PbiIadelpbia.

~hrs. Adela McKeons announces herself "a
. CoDgrccs ional candidate in California
~SoutheTn California wants 10 be n Stat
by itself.
~Diamonds in the rosettes OF her slippers
are the attractions Of Saratoga bellies "tN ink
ling feet"
ga San Francisco Journal charact,rizes
the death OF the Living Skelt1n as q swindle on
the worms.
~The School Commissioners Of Louisville
KY, have decided TO employ no more teachers
who are under twenty years OF age.
ga methodist minister, OF Lake county,
California, is building church with the assist.
anee Of one single man, who makes the mortar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24
GEORGETOWN ADyERrlsgsEyrs.

RY TH0s. BOWLING, Auctr.; Georgetown.
ELEGANT H0IsEHoLD FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS AT AUCTION
- On NBpSESDAY MOGNI Ne An aIs.
vi ~ 10 o click. will sell A. the re-i;.rrr ot
~ " sldsma &c Rpdisco. : -r#l sr, 81 IA R,s-
III Ian LegHli1h. No. Ii9 West, between ''a,-
tress ana hish streets, his Furnisar AMI Il
fects. Name in par -
Ros' wood Piano, Stool ani Cover
Rn>ewoCd ParlJr Suite, eleven pieces
WALNUT Bookcase. Gard Tables &c
Damask aud Lace Curtains aud lBT.i,es
Mantel Clock and Ornaments
Walnut MaTble-top Centre aud other Tsb,as
Walnut Marble top Sidebolrd incl
WHlCUt Dining Chairs, Extension Table. &c
uiice Furniture, Easy Chairs and Loungrs
Walnut Ma-blc-top and CotrsEe Chamber suites
Hair Mattresses. Feather Bsls and Bedding
BRUSSELS, Thre" ply and cthe- Carpets
Hall Chairs. Ha.. ack Oilcloth. sc,
China. Crock cry, Glassware. Gallery. nc
And many articles too hume ron. t. mention
au24-d IRepl THoS- DOwLINS, Aact
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Eotice is hereby given that the following property
was so'd for taxes June 7ih, So AND if not ri, ned
together with interet and cost Of sersntl on
or before SEPTEMBER Urn. 1910, CORPORATION
Deeds will be issued to the purchasers in accord.
ance with the laws made and provided for sach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24
CITY ITEMS.

IF 1T Is THROWN IL YOUR TEETH
That you do not keep your dental apparatus in
proper trim, 1t IL your own fault, for all the
world knows that you might 90 80 by using the
matches vegetable dentritice. SozoIont.
".Spd1diag's Clue" cheap, convenient and use
ful. Mends every thing. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24

SCTHERLASD's SHIRT AND COLLAR MANI
FACTORY, $40 4 ST.-ln the mention yesterday
OF the Lightning speed with which excellent
well hitting shirts and collars were turned out
AT this establishment, il was stated that IL was
fcafed Al or T. street, whereas il has been re-
moved to hne quarters at $40 street, one door
east OF 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24

accommodating TO the upfavorable
weather, tbs excursion Of the Anacosiia Library
Association, advertised for to-day, has been
postponed 20 future day, to be announced
hereafter. Tickets purchased for the occasion
will be good at that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24

DALI OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY-Mr yam.s
Fraser has sold the residence corner of q and
Gun steets southwest, with the adjoining ground.
10 Tue Academy Of the Sacred Heart OF Mary
for the sum Of SD 20. N''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24

DIED PROM HER INJURIES. - Mrs. W. III.
Brsund, the lady who was so terribly burned by
the explosion Of q can Of coal oil, at her resi-
dence on Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets east, with which she was at
tempting TO light q fire on Friday evening OF
Last week, las stated in The STAR OF Saturday }
died from her injuries yesterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24

pf RxrnREscK 70 the advertisement else
Shefe, viii be seen that Mr.. Mudd has as,o-
s Slseu Win Dim In businc-s Mr.. w. L. Towers
10th streets. 1Ss"ee" ''n aou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-24

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