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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-12

AFFAIRS IN LOUDoN COUNTY, VA.-Col. Jas
III. Burton has sold his handsome residence in
Leesburg to Washington Ball, Esq, for $500.
MI. BAH designs opening q frst-class female
seminary.
Jas. s. Ogden, ESQ.,, on Monday last qualified
as notary public for London county.
Mr.. w. q. Wynkoop, living near Mt. GileaI,
met with severe accident on Saturday last.
1t seems that he was engaged threshing wheat,
and by some means got his foot entangled with
the machinery, by which it was 80 horribly
crushed as to endaDger his life.
The colt show at Circleville came off on Sat
urday last, and was a complete success. MIR.
Owen Hamilton having offered S35 saddle for
the best colt sired by his hoi Je Gen. Taylor
thirty five or forty of the best colts ever seen in
this county were collected to compete for the
prem ium, which was awarded to A. H. Rogers.
At an informal meeting of a portion Of the
citizens of Lee sburg lest Saturday evening, it
was determined to petition the common council
OF the town to submit to a vote OF the people,
at an early day, the question OF a corporation
subscription Of 5000 to the North Loudon
turnpike.
Col. John w. Fairfax, who recently seld coax
MIL, his tne estate near Aide, has purcha, I'd
from Governor Swami, the tract of land about
one mile from Leesburg, known as "Bellgrove, ;"
which adj0ins Moryen, TIE summer residence
OF Gov. s. The tract contains about 163 acres,
and was sold for s11 900. 1t is beautifully locat-
ed, and will make what Col. F. designs it-a de-
Gghtful country residence.-Losdoun Mirror.
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TIE NATHAN MuRDER-A "kysteriousv Note.
The coroner's investigation OF the Nathan mpr-
der in New York yesterday did not result in fur
nishing q clue to the murderer. Young Kelly
was examined and cross.examined at consider
able length, and although he did not come out
nothing on which to reasonably found the belief
that he had anything to 40 with the crime-at
least directly. Some of his statements may be
hereafter contradicted, and thus his statements
be altogether discredited; but at present there
appears to be not the slightest probability
that he can in any way be connected with the
murder. 1t may, nevertheless, have been
committed by some one with whom he is &C
Quainted, and with whom he may have conversed
about the Nathan family and their great wealth.
He admitted of an enlistment in Lawrence,
Mass, under an assumed name, in 1851, and
that since his discharge from the army, in 1865
he has been without regular employment. In
contradiction to previous testimony, he stated
he had a conversation with two men on Madison
testimony proved that the "dog" with which the
murder was committed had been seen about Mr..
Nalhan's premises one year ago. Tn. ee cOlored
men, al rested on suspicion of having in their
possession the late Mr.. Nathans watch, were
discharged, but another man is now held in
custody on suspicion of having disposed of some
of the Nursing Nathan jewelry on the day of
the murder
Mayor Hall yesterday afternoon received a
letter dated W. shington, August 8, 1870, from
one who signs himself GA. X. w. ;" stating that
IL the $500 reward offered for the possession of
the papers picked up on the stop OF Mr.. Ma
fban's house, ON the morning after the Nd Irder,
Tuesday night next, at 8 O'Clock, petty will
come along, take the money and leave the doc
uments, provided he will not be detained and
no quo stions asked.
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NATIONAL TEACHERS AssoCIATrox.-This
assOCia:-On = TO assemble Mt Cleveland Ohio
on Monday next. the 18th instant, and viii con-
TIA ue in session a week. The programns of the
exercises contains TIRE names OF sine OF the
NEST distinguished gentlemen connected with
lie CdEea'ion OF youth from 81 parts OF the
UEi.cI States.
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b. SILvERDER0,
sls sEvKNTH STREET,
AVENUE AND u SrRvvP.

~ BRELLAS and cheap VALISES left. Gall -
atonce II You want one. at PRINCES LOANED
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The MENAeERIE-yau Amburoh &, 20 "a
menagerle made its public entry into this CITY
this morning, and the length of the PROCESSION
proved that Its claims to magnitude have not
been oyerdrawn- The chariOts were very splen-
did, and the whole retinue was respondent with
carving, gliding and elaborate characterization
superb lion. crouched upon one OF the cars,
attracted great attention. and filed his position
with becoming dignity: while the elephants.
1lppoo Saib and Hannibal, Jr., a couple of two
humped Baerian camels, and Iii vers ponies and
mules set the youngsters wild with admiration
The enor mous tent is pitched at the corner OF
HID street and Vermont avenue and exhibitions
VIII be given afternoon and night, for two DAYS
only. IL rs many years since Washington has
been visited by first-class menagerie, and
Propabiy no exhibition OF the kind has ever
ohered TO the public extensive and wen Sc
isc'ed Zooloescal collection as this, many of
the animals being of species never before seen i'm
this country.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs, &c.

Van Amburgh S Cos Golden Menagerie,
14th street and Vermont avenue.
Daily Excursion OF the steamer Arrow 10
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 r street.
hsrkriter's Art Gallery, ass eth street.
Bariow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
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DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REyRNUE,

OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, August !, $50. \
BAY " e ms
the ia, and
the United States lying east of the Rocky Mountains
cry REQUIRED for in their pective districts for
that part q the present fiscal year commencing DC.
are soioited SSndred and tss sDr
Asssss9I and CoIIestor Thess districts have BEEN en-
a,siaed into seoersphesi dspartpssts Contractors
officers 9f one or more Of the Departmsnts. '''
Ihe following is list of the States and Territories
sna districts N each, constituting the several De
ud atst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eey aampshire, Yer
New York; Number Of districts, g.
peaSsrs Nsw
Sarolina' District OF Columbia. Number Of dis
Thtrd Deperfment; -south Carolina, Georgia, Ala
Dsms, fiosida, Mississippi Louisiana, Texas, Ten
Illnois Michigan, Wi censin, Missouri. Iowa, \ in
Wyoming. Number Of districts, s.. D"A0'"' Aao
No proposal vim be considered unless accom- panied
g SnissS
shalt in q e e o L ss bS cs
ne due
% ss Sf e consider
The bids should be addressed to the Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue, and Endorsed "Pro-
posals for supplying Stationery to Internal Revenue
Schedules Of articles to be furnished will be far
warded from this once, upon application, with con
dtions under which the articles TO be delivered
w: DOUGLASS,
40 ZtQ,t9e,M Acting Commissioner.
THIS 10 10 GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
4 have obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, holding . special term LET
ters q experimentation on the personal estate o
JOHN CAMEk0N, late Of Washington county
aforesaid decesssd; All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned 10 ex-
hibt the same, with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber, on or before the 10th day OF July NEXT:
they may othervise By Law be excluded from ali
benent OF the said estate. Given under our hands
this 10th day Of July, 1870.
IsABtLLA Iher mark l.. CAMERON
JOHN Il. CANER0N,
0-@.Sw Administrators.
THIS ls TO GIVE NOTICE, That the eub.cr;her
NJ. nss esTtsined from the supreme Court OF the
Hsrlct 81 Columbia, holding special term lei r. n
q q on the personal estate Of JO
Ana Az vi AMBEk late Of Washington county afors
sssid deceased. All persons having Claims asains,
tne ssio deceased are hereby warned to exhiif the
anne, w1tn the youc hers thereof, TO the subscrbsr
on or before the ID day Of August next: thev n
otnerwne ~ Law be excluded from All bene6t -
I1e saia estate Given under my hand this n dsv
~ans Ia, 10y. b.CHAMBERs, in
' '''""'" Administrator, wa.
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TEE SUICIDE or HENRY HoRn1na-rh, G

TIE SUICIDE OF HENRY HoRNISe-Th, Coro-
her'S IR9uest-T Verdict Of the JuTy-A Coroners
inquest was held yesterday afternoon over the
body Of young Henry Horning, the German
baker, who committed suicide, as stated in yes
ferday's STAR. Deceased was twenty-eight
years old, and unmarried. The weapon used
was an old-fashiOned siDgle-barrel pocket pis-
fol, which carried a large bali, almost as large
as Derringer pistol. Tne weapon being placed
80 near the breast, a large hole was blown into
his body, blackened by the burnt powder.
DIR. =. j. Todd, deputy coroner, held an in
quest, Coroner Potter being unable u be pre-
sent. The following jury were empanneled
John Edwards, David Keppel, Monroe Sulli-
van, Daniel Monahan, w. j. Parham. James
Roach, John I. ReardoD, Julius Fauth, John
O'Brien, James Conlan, John ID. johnson, and
Samuel j. Langftt. They proceeded to the
back shop and viewed the body, which was laid
by which the deceP Sed stood when he fired the
fatal shot. George ID. HorniDg, father of the
deceased. testified to the circumstances of the
death as stated in yesterdays STAR, and said he
knew OF no cause for the act Two brothers OF
the decesst also gave testimony relative TO his
habns, &c, but nothing additional was elected
as 70 the motive for the act. Officers White
and Lynch, who were present after the occur
renee, and Drs. Morgan and Hartgan also testi-
led as 70 the nature Of the wound. The jury
then, after a few moments Consultation rem
uered the following THAT Henry Horning
came TO his death about p. m on the 18th day
of August at the house Of George DAVID Hor-
ming, from a gunshot wound in the left breast
produced by a pistol discharged by his own
hand, with the intent 10 destroy his own life."
The body was then turned over to the family
ior burial, which will take place to-inorrow.
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DEATH OF AN EMINENT METHODIST C1Krcv-
nAN.-Tbe Rev. DIR. Thomas Sewall a dis
nnguished clergyman ofthe Methodist Episcopal
church, died yesterday afternoon at his resi-
denee, at the corner Of Druid Hill avenue and
MeHeehep street, Baltimore, In the fiftieth wear
OF his age. The deceased was a son Of the late
Dr. Sewall, Of this city. and nephew OF the
once cele brated Rufus Choate, of Massachusetts,
famed for his eloquence in the law and in poll
tics. Several years ago DIR. Sewau was the
pastor OF the Charles-street Methodist Episcopal
Churce, Baltimore, but on account OF feeble
health and failure of his voice was compelled 70
resign. Subsequently he filed other pastoral
relations in that city, and more receptly At
Brooklyn, \. y. Several months ago, however,
ne returned to Baltimore In bad health and has
since been an invalid He was polished and
eloquent man, and bis sermons were ALWAYS lis
tened 10 with deep interest. His funeral will
take place IN Baltimore to- morrow afternoon
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WE FKEL inclined TO call special attention 70
the caro- OF one OF our advertising Customer
Mr.. Thomas Rnssell-which appears in another
column. His stock OF wines, liquors aud cigars
II certainly unsurpassed, and his vichy "a mot
yalrable beverage at this season. IS genuine.
anc rot the manufactured article frequently OF,
fered for sale.
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LYNcHING IN MIssIssIPPI-Beck, the mur
derer of the Good family on Favorite Island
was taken from the Jail at Austin, Miles,, yester
day morning by forty citizens, taken to Favor
lie Island, and hanged to q tree over the SPOT
where he had buried Mrs. Good. He Is said Il
have acknowledged the murder.
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Owing to the departure of a large portion az onr
population to the watering places and elsewhere for
the summer, large number Of desirable HOUSES
are now on the market for rent at reduced prices
For Information apply TO JOHN j. BOGUE Real
Estate Agent, corner nigh and Bridge streets,
Georgetown, ID. C.. ana m
MISS N. DAVENPORT WISHES TO PRO
IVA cure pupils for Piano forte Instruction Les.
sons given at home or at the residence of Teacher
NO. 50, I'd street, Georgetown. For terms apply as
above. iyS6im
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"RT END HOTEL.
wv LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY
Will be Opened for the Reception Of Guests on the

CLOTHING, DO.
r J. REIBERGEB,
(6uccessor to II. =. LONDON Co.,D -
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY IN
MERCHANT TAILOR, w
sS a0 saan .:s ssSsp
DENTISTRY,
DR. A. PRATT, DENTIST, aga 9TH Street.
ton, D. Q. Half price to isSOrins per Ks
REnovAL. = :
III 5e%o osrss. M, rs. DENTAL ~, OFFICE ~
All DENTAL WORK done In the best OIL
manner and at moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide Gas
Ior extractlng teeth. iel0
pAsrURAGE FOE HORSES.
A meadow Of choice grass. Has large stream run
ming through IT, For terms s sIMp e a.
Stewart stove Agency ,60
au1-t 1905 Pc. av., bet nth and i2th SITS.
NEW AND SECONDHAND yURNIrURI.
10 M r9 gHsI7 GgsToAIRs AND TIN
+: n. sSoI ad.s q :Ss
NE: IsHH Xvi; r sL 4SsilPsa
o.. xssrs YIN s. ss'f foasd l!rs sss ssssrs
ri y 3. s.s
VIII pc soId ct prices guaranteed % give satis
ncpon. 1eDetrtng, Varnishtng, Upholstarfns end
fS = I'M attended 70 et the shortsst lotics.
T'HE ; nv Szsm. srvrxa x.o.,x,
CAN N HAD
Oh EASY TERMS.
AT THE
OOHPANYB BALBsBOOus
furcnasen Instructed ct their residences.
full line Of MACHINE TWIST, COTTON ana
bA1Au 1n11AD on sDools, always on hand
,~.r =. A; HoRrOH, Agent,
THE SUPREME C0URTO OF TIE DISTRICT
HoidtRe a Special Term. July NJ rs7o
IN the case OF WILLIAM u. wALKER admin
lsIrator OF Gustavus b. Holster, deceased the
sdmlnistrstor Aforesaid has with the approbation ~
tne supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia ,frs
sss ala, appointed SATURDAY, August 20th A m
ise, Ior the nnsl settlement and disfyfhn,;,,,
G tbe personal estate Of said deceased .nS q
ths sssets IN hand. as far the same have he's,
m % ana turned into money when ana = hera
me cIeditors and heirs OF said deceased are mott
nse ~ aItend with their claims properly youched
or me! may Otherwise by law be excluded from Iii
I'm nt 10 tald dece@sede estate provided cony ~
me oireI De puoshed once q week for three xess.
W ihr TSS.esing Star previous 20 the said day
in 90 A. WEBSTER,
Register OF Wills.
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RI THos. BOWLING, Auct'r.: Georgetown.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR

RI THos. BOWLING, Auctr: Georgetown.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR
GEOR6ET0WN, D. O.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust from W alter s
~. West and wife to the subscriber dated sen-
tember 81, ls69, and recorded amongst the lAad
records Of said District In Liber T and r. No H.
folio IS, &c, will offer at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, WEDNESDAY, the I0fh If Aurust
$50, clock p m, all that parcel OF eround with
the buildings and improvements thereon fes,ribed
az follows beginning at stone No on the west
side OF the road condemned for the Washinrt
aqueduct and running thence 3. 3s3.s west IA feet
70 stone No. thence 8. 6ss, west las TO 81 me
No. 5; thence N 24s IS minutes, west saO feet 10 a
stone No: g. thence N. 20" o. minutes east z,sL feef
to stone No. which is on the aqueduct road: ana
thence by and with said road g. 5}s east 49, feet
veyed to said West by Frank Riley ~ Nou
Terms: One third cash, and the residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months with inter
est, be secured By deed Of trust of the premse.
esld. III the terms OF sale are not complied with in
three days from the day of sale the property NAV he
resold upon five days notice. at the risk AMI cost OF
the defauitipg purchaser. All conyeyancins in
clnding revenue stamps, at purchaser cost Fifty
dollarsdown at Close Of sale.
HUGH OAPERTON, Trustee
jyH-3taw&ds lCour I'll THOS. D0WLING Auct,
~ THE ABOVE MENTIONED SALE Is
POSTPONED until MONDAY EVENING, the 18th
inst, at O'Clock, on the premises near the house
recently built by Mr.. Grown; said premises and
house being on the west side of Foxhal's lane not
far from "Green Springs" NV
aus Goods HUGH CAPERTON, Trustee.
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CHARTs,
CERTIFICATES OF STOCKS,
BONDS.
DRAFTS,
LABELS,
CARDS.
au6tf
WE HAVE DECLARED wAR
AGAINST HIGH PRICEs
BY OFFERING DUB
ENTIRE STOCK
So M MI R CLOTHING,
AT COST
FOB CASH ONLYM
ADD TO YOUR COMFORT,
SAVE YOUB MONEY,
IMPROVE YOUR LOOKS
BY BUYING
YOUR SUMNER CLOTHING
liable BROS,
33s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
UNDER UNITED STATES HOTEL.
N:B-we will remove to our NEW STORE, cor
ner Tsh and Streets about the "a q AneT,tt
GAVE YOUR MONEY, TIME AND Trouble
BYCALLING FIRST AT THE
EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE STORE OF
sTRAsBURGER 4 Bro,
X :sis: liz s.; ~ III
CHEHPEsT, at regular whsiesaie prices
soY TSs
81. Call and see them. at
srRAsBURaER BROS.
yB sos 7th street fold No. 373 ,Jbet. and Z.
DOCKS, STATIONARY,
| b music AND PIANOS.
Our stock Of the above articles cannot be excelled
Pianos and Parlor Organs rented and sold ma
| on terms to suit the circumstances Of pur nv
second hand Instruments taken I'm exchange.
One Reichenbach Son Piano, IN good condition,
FOR sale rent. cheap Monthly instruments taken,
| Fine seven octave Rosewood Pianos, warranted
| for fye years, SSSo
| done by an experienced workman, at the shortest
notice. al the music h.en1PP6Si s q sEL1GsoN,
No. 12s Bridge street, Georgetown.
MAPS OF THE wAH g IN rgseP1 ,5;sovs
| BSh l2e Bridge street, Georgetown.
- o 55k Wh REb HE RSHRHr fNNat
| Afull supply Of Al sizes sG IN h Hs%A
STEWART sr6V i! AGESGYS. -
,s LOO f%s1 1p ynS ,I,s sv e,,
Foe sU s1g sss g sTSwARr STOVE.
l. 1905 Pa. ave-. bet 10th and nth SITS.
FOE a nH sfE%air's IMPROVED esok,
go 1905 Pa. ave.. bet. 10th and nth SITS.
| LOB EVERY PURPOSE,
sIE CS6k s sTS s 4.
p. =. SIMPSON,
UH 1905 Pa ave-, bet 10th and 18th SITS.
TOTA1 hHH.
Two suits q NEW OL0rHIHe, made BY on.
the Hsa1SFs Il the Dstriet for sas at
isll-H 1ooS fa. ave-. Washington. b. q.
TUCKER's sPRIHa BED.
The undersigned having been appointed sole
i agents TOT the celebrated
| TUCKER SPRING BED,
Of this city, which has been admitted By all to be the
best and most dqr.Sie Spring Bed now in
GsEEs' sIH :'
i go. House furnlshers,
How EIaUREs.
a INA. HAkr p. I III. HOPS.
III I'D sf sAs sESC ki4 A.. 1e assa s
For sale low, in lots to SUIT, By
W. II. GAIT d CO..
i Indiana avenue and LAT sfresx
l NN Near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dercs.
N o o n. :
Under the arrangements made and cou,uu,m.t.a
Il between the copartners composing the firm ~
l SYKES. CHADWICK q co , the entire manasSs
Ment and control OF Wilar's Hotel has passed into
the hands Of the undersigned who Is from this dafs
| alone responsible therefor.
l June 10, la0. JAMB6 SYKES
Mr.. SYKES acknowledges his grateful oblisotions
TO the patrons OF Wiilards Hotel, and promiseS 10
those who shall visit his house to extend every com
! lori and accommodation that may lie In his
l power. je2l- If
EOR THE sEASUN-PUKE CIDER VINEGAR.
i PURE WINE VINEGAR,
Il GREEN GINGER: SPICES,
au9-lm NV. BURCHELL.
| STEAM CARpET.BEATING WORKS,
~ NO: rs Name AcsaUe, bettceea ~ and eta SITS
The undersigned 10 now prepared 10 AL or
| dsrs st short notice In the CLEANING OF CAR
PITS, ct all Qualities ard sizes. For information
l call Tor circular. ijyCuI l.. RICE.
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FNO TAE PUBLIC.
ANOTHxB LARGE INVOICE OF WHITE
GOODS FROM AUCTION.
800 yards W hite Cambria and Brilliant v.rs
- VIDE, only Is cents per yard. worth Is cent?
xe yards W hite Linen, suitable for sur.,c,
drawers, only Is cents Per ysrA, very chen,
LMles, hem stitched Hssdk ercBiefs varrsns,.a
all linen. only Las cents. worth rs cent? ''1
Fruit Doylies, only q 81 per doxer.
Honey comb Quilts, only 3 SO q piece
bite Doy! and Napkins from 20 cents mn
Bath Towels st low prices ~0s up
Cradle Quilts ~ cent? a piece
Linen Towels from 10 cents nm
Dress Goods at cost
French Lawns at Is cents per yard.
.-s.x EMORY BAXTER
ee<u 1870 Pennsyly auia arenUe
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II NIVsING UUT SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
We are now selling our spring and summer Dress
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
Embracing handsome Lawns at l2f cts; Parasols
At half price; Summer Cassimeres and Linen Drills
at sacrifice II 600 yards Calicoes-beet AXES Al 10
and l2s cts, good at Ga cts. Never before have we
offered such bargains BENZ MILLER
jyH 101 Bridge st., GEORGETOWN, D. o.
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SUMMER RESORTS:

SUMMER RESORTS:
(,REENBRIER WHITE sULPHUR SPRINGS.
GREAT REDGCTIoN IN BoARD.
win reduce cur Charges snd after the
10th Of August. 70 the following rates viz per day
~ ~ PEYToNs co.
YTHE SECOND GRAND FANCY AND MAS
9HERRADE BALL will come on at the white = on
nes VIII be here with
robe. IRepl aul lot
IORDANs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
FREDERICK COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Only Ia miles from Stephenson Depot p. o., point
on the Harpers Ferry and " inc chester Rail
This Watering Place is now open under more "a
sn1H e., eiIcumstapces than at any time AA
made to give entire satisfaction to all the Is:sHI
A me CITY BAND OF MUSIC win be in attend
snee, ana Mss9uerade and Fancy Balls will be ire
sprise Pamphlets for distribution at the Spring.
and at Messrs: Coleman Rogers, Baltimore.
more TO siephenson Depot .nc return, at Sc; from
Telegraph o Of ssn IN ~ full OPERATION.
month oSdrep dsy s,orR Per Tess and s
Will servants three fourths, CT according 10
g28 I'm &c. JORDAN.
II In Il,
4 MARYLAND.-BENNETT BROS II n
ted and he'd large wing TO their well lt.I
known Hotel, are now ready for the reception 0f
summer boarders. Persons desiring q home free
from the turmos Of the hot and crowded city, will
ind all they desire. For further information ad-
dress BENNETT BROS, Cambridge, Md. iyl3-lm'
PINEY POINT PAVILION.
VIII open for the reception of Visit \ 4
lar resort has been gres atty enlarged by the u:R
addition OF new and commodious buildinas t6e
cottages thoroughly renovated and the whole estab
nshment supplied with entirely netc Fl-pitNrs Ten
Pin Alleys, Fishing and Sail Boats and every appli
ance Necessary for the comfort and pleasure Of
guests. The Baltimore and Norfolk Boats and the
Baltimore and Aqua Creek Boats pass daily
Ierms-$3 per day, II 50 per week, so per month
Of thirty days. Children and servants half price
fHSer information will be furnished at the Once
OF the Metropentan Hotel. le1-u
"E5T END HOTEL,
wv LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY
VIII be Opened for the Reception Of Guests on the
Goth June
q. Tns m9gnincent structure, located at the =. n n
Oouu Eno Of this now famous summer VSAV
Leeort, nae All the Advantages of modern TN
- calculated to make its guests satsfed
The personal sttention Of Mr.. JAMES SYKES
snu NJ. r1tnn 1hhDNkh % long known TO the
travelling public, Will surely guarantee to those thai
favor them with their patronage, I'll the oomfOrt thew
can wish for. sNeS
r.. on shs REsH:ss letter
JeA-u West End Hotel, Long Branch, n J.
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The BALTIMORE ScHCYTZEN FESTIVAL
PTi-e 10 Wdshirg tOnidn.-The showers yester
day, coupled with the dsmpness of the ground
mad the effect Of thinning the usual crowd at
Baltimore The executive committee at a meet
ing held last evening, resolved to continue the
FESTIVAL two days longer-on Monday and Tues
day next. The following prizes tor bowling
were awarded yesterday:-First, to F. Collins,
worth, lady's gold watch; I'd, II. Fl. v. d. Heidi,
gold chain; Sd, Otto Benner, French clock:
4th. H. Won Heine, gold chain; 5th, Charles
y. Oehm, silver watch; 9th, John Rost. a
bronze clock; 9Th, Jacob Weftrich, ice pitcher;
9Th, Mr. Nckeeney, half dozen silver spoons
FOR the most ten strikes, a silver watch to
Frank ColliDsworth, of Washington During
me day Mr.. COllinsworth made ffty-three ten
strikes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-12

OHANeERf SALE Of house ON 18th street ope
ooor south OF street. Special attention z in.
Nlted 70 me above sale on MONDAY the i5,h -
slant, at 6o'elock in the afternoon ON ,hs 49,.
ises. Ihe house Is good one, and the properfv
y rapidly increasing in value. Terms M saIss
teen months. N-e"