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New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
Sapines BGnks.
Chances for Business Glen

4 GENTLEMAN, with from $4,000 to
n $4,000 would nyet he established busne~ -hsr.
would the business
give require undoabd reierence Parties an.weng h -s
please and full psieras. Address JAMESON OAoe Nes-
Yah rhuue
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

FLOUR AND NBAThe market for State and Wes'en Forr
er Tibe from Europe the demand only
the trade purchase for "Ans The
grades irregular; fsmiy trades se eAdy no and nd
arr request about rsys the tsts I5V
bbh We quote; -, ~, ~ >, , -, 9 .. osas. a.
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RIO GrAnde mixed, gold, Y

Il.sssss sssssaassss ssssssss - 7.
BEBSWAX-Ihc market for tontl
salos Of | coo n al y q Jio. West.
ne ouo;able change; We quote al 81.
COTTON-The markct on the spc
.ign ad,ices. with good business DO
q fair business, and prices higher, clo
balcs. November. at 10! a l6iC 2, ,lW
free on board. Charleston. priys:,
20o. Charleston, Isle today, 100
December, 10. a ltlo. 30, February
n: 9.l6d BE. and 2c0 DO, SGvsnual
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
The hnslne.. a the U. :. Trea.nry to-.iay vac:

Foreign Exchange has been dun but fruer, leading
drawers having advanced their rates. The following
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nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.

i UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANr.
Regular Mail Steamers sailing tbe 23i q every
SOUTH AMERICA. capt. L. l. Tnklepaugh. November -
NORTH AMERICA. Capt & B. Socum December 70.
AERRlMAtK Capt Wier. January o.
These splendid sail schedule and call ThossA
Para Psnsmbuco Bahia And Rio de JsL.o gong and returning Fsi
asements Of freight o passage. apply
VIM X. GARRISON, Agent. ". Bowling green, Ssu-foi
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
triu Pier No ~. North River
ENGLAND Webster. SATURDAY. November , 81 - !"
ThE QUEEN Thomson. .SArt RnAi, November ~ hSs ."
Passage To liverpool Queenovu eabn t3 And 80 '' 80
Ptepai tctets Liverpool ls,o-n l"s'
derry. OF Glasgow, *E
10 LONDON pIRkCT
lkNNSiLeANlA, Ihohrsos . "a lkbAh, Nere'neH
Cabin passgr s6s 81; tM pAyable IN 's,,'
= One
-, -. SIzAJ, hssAxss
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

Nova Scotia. ". y tuA + - az 20
Nova Scotia. b. q tuh. as 80
Calc. fasi. .GCt, y tan. ? ~ az -
lcm j. hum, With a fair demand
IN IL tan, hui IN prcos vo hear 'f
.c.
I sat hrmer. owing 20 hvorable for
iEg. for futufe delivery there vac
sing firm salss last evening of ! 2oO
}, December. at IL a l6sc. so bahs,
terms, 2Cp do, Mobile. ljle aud
bales, November, ~ n lGic $50
, h,c 40e, free on board Mobile
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

Mch,..,.
pnfes
comparatively ntdum
grades are heavy the sale. so hhls. We qu0c:
GeOgetowB, mIied "a good sup - Ad - y
Bait Alex. and Georgetown, Extra aud Family ga %
and Petersburg County t3d "a
I1n
...,........................... 700 20
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ALEXANDRIA,

The Gazette of last evening has the following
items:
A dispatch was received here to-day from a
gentleman at the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs. stating that upon the unknown body of
one Of those killed by the late accident on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, a letter had
been found directed to Bernard Hooe esq, of
this city. Mr.. Hooe was an estimable Young
gentleman, and his death will be generally
lsmented.
Towards the close of this week the Alexandria
and fredericksburg Railroad Company COM
pleted their arrangements for entering and
domicilating themselves in this city. The
company have purchased. or engaged to pur-
chase, number of lots adjoining ON the east
the present depot, &c, of the Orange and
Alexandria railroad. The new depot works
&c., will be located on the lots between Henry
and Alfred streets, and will extend from Wolfe
to beyond Wilkes street. 1t is also said that the
company has purchased the Washington and
Alexandria turnpike.
Twenty-Five of the dogs captured by the Su-
perintendent Of the Police and his deg squad,
the last of those confined at the PoOr's House
will be slaughtered this evening. The dog cart
owing to the reception of some intelligence
about hidden dogs was on It's rounds again to-
day but will certainly be withdrawn tonight.
VI all the dogs taken up, but four only were re-
deemed by their owners.
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Perry Carson has . Meeting Of his
Pioneer Club.

The AvepHe PGriHg-Ferry on George Hqtfos
ITcd- B0SWsU, and the - Prodiqous' Son tn.
Pioneers MIST Fygst via Knires Razor. >
As tie Egyptians Did, and .S1re their Poscier
Perry Carson had a meeting Of his Pioneer
Club az Turner Hall, corner Of Maine avenue
and ~ street, last night.
The first business before the meeting appeared
70 De to hear the report of committee appointed
10 confer with Gen. Michler in reference to the
employment Of the laboTing men of the Pioneer
Club upon the work of having PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. Perry Carson gave a statement Of lis
conference with Gen. Mfchler, who he had seen
yesterday. and he reported that the lienera al
received him very cordially and gave hiur en-
couragement, but said no contract had been
entered into As yet for this work. When this is
cone there would no doubt be work for all good
men.
After this was over Perry addressed the meet
ing at considerable length with reference to
their duties as republicans, during which he
reviewed the last mayoralty campaign from the
beginning to the end, rehearsing the grievances
of the Pioneer Club. as TO so many of their NUM-
bers going.oyer to vote for Mr.. Emery. Some of
the colOred preachers had done the colored men
great injury in preaching NJ. G.. Emery from
their pulpts instead of Christ and him cruciied.
There's another man, George HattOn, who has
turned against them. He used TO say to
him the speaker that he (Hstton) had
help HINT must be the devil Gospel He
and Fred Boswell were traitors to the repub
mean party. Boswell Is a lame duck and
will never touch bottom again with the co,ored
menof this eity-he'll hndtthat out next June.
The pioneer corps must keep their organize
non complete; they must be uniformed, and
when occasions offer must be in readiness TO
turn ont and show their strength. They are
now making Preparations 10 90 TO war, the same
as the Egyptians did on the Canaanites-the
Egyptians put knives TO the ends of the axle
trees on their chariots of war, so that when they
run agin man they cut him in two. In this
way the saved their gunpowder, a. thew did
not have TO shoot so much : The pioneers must
ssSe their means, and take every advantage
same as the Egyptians did. They should wei
come back the prOdgious son who had wan
dered away from them and voted for Emery.
and not be harsh to him, now the battle is All
over. ~
Aiter singing, and benedicticn by Perry Car
son, the meeting adjourned.
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GEORGETOWN.

% RUNAwAY.-About eight o'clock this morn
ing MIR. Edward BrysOn, OF Montgomery cOun-
ty, came into town in a one-horse carriage, in
company with his wife and daughter, and
stopped for few moments at a grocery store or
Hi III street, between 50 and It'll. Mr.. b. alighted
and was in the store but a short while when the
horse started Off and ran down High street as
far a. Prospect, where he was stopped by two
policemen and some citizens but the ladies in
the vehicle were SO badly frightened that they
had TO he taken into house near by and phy-
stefan called to their relief.
WHEAT SALES are lively this morning, but
there is a scarcity of the staple. The lot of II
bushels offered yesterday, and withdrawn at a
bid OF S1.Io, was this morning sold at that price
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered and cleared, steamer
Columbia, Harper, Baltimore.
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TO FAT MEN.
Of irselsss Tscrs the pstrct Tor sale az Sn'
,eu.s P8 snSS ps Loan .0s Once Sale Store,
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
petition Fl i psSs f. Pin
to $ pr he s Sr d as %
10 and reiesned on the LIST day of February, 1850
spectvely 1853 $50, and 257I, on the 10th day of
AZ la for an Improvement in putting up Caus
closed on the 10th day Of september next that the
port be limited to the ,Oth day Of September next,
and that said petition be heard on the 9Th day Of
Any person may Oppose = The b s e
~ 2S-thSw Commissioner OF Parents
I INITED STATES PA1ENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of p H gHss
patent granted to him on the th day q NSVemSer'
The Paro Cases OF shp 6dssy Tor Operating
ordered that the testimony in the be closed
filing arguments and the Examiners report be linn
tied to the 18th day q October next and that said
Any person may OppSSsSsM III; s.sen ETghrR
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of w. 'a k6Rs IT, of
Paten, granted to him the 18th day o. October,
is3o, Tor an Improvement in Breech Loading Fire
lis ordered that the testimony in the be closed
filing arguments and the Examiners report be lin.
tied 70 the th day q October NEXT and that said
person may ''PSSsin iGls f1ss1 Fii2shhER
au4 th-st Commissioner Of Patents
UNITED STATES WssuI pATEST 3 0FF ICE ,zo
On the petition q iSsGfh i II l..
granted to the said dTmrod Evans on the Al, day
q Novemoer 1856 for an improvement in spading
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
time for Hing arguments and the Examiner report
be limited 20 the l4tb day of October next, and
that asid petition be heard on the 18th day Of Octo
Any person may oppose t p s s1te q
aus thSt Commissioner of Patents
United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On tn. petition 81 SaRkiEsV 'Slk Il l0 g,
To Sn h h s.y d Of
II + ordered S ', that the testimony in the case be
q .Ss ss s
Sry % Of .y and
len Any '''n sAS SeHsf u.s. 8: f sfsfnGSn
has obtained from the supreme Court Of the Dis
the, Tn, OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letter,
M; BELLY, late OF Washington county afore.
said deceased All persons having claims against the
sai6 deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the Same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber On or
before the I'd day OF August next; they NAV Other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate. Given under my hand this ID day Of August.
loIo. JANE ELIZA REILLY
euo W OF EXecutrfx.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON. ID. O., July O. 1870
. On the petition Of CHARLES PERLEY, Of New
k " fOrt hR n epnS
granted to him on the 2st day Of October $50 for
an improvement in Ships Capstans:
1t is ORDERED that the testimony in the case be
closed on the :o Of September next; that the time
ior fling argun ents and the Examiners report be
limited to the S0th day Of September next, and
that said petition be heal the 5h day Of October
Bext.
Any persoc may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
VSw,N Commissioner Of Patents.
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TIE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIIRoAn.-
The work on the tunnel under X street and Viz
glnla avenue, from 1th to 18th streets east is
well under way. Messrs. REYNOLDS and Nc
Laughhn, the contractors. have four gangs of
men AZ woTk-two gangs at each end-and have
already commenced the masonry at the west
end The tunnel Is calculated for double
rack, 70 feet IN width, and on the east opening
mas progressed about $50 feet, and on the west
about 10 feet. This work gives an ar OF busi-
ness 10 that section, and the officers of the
hany see m 10 be driving the work. Mr. C. HI
Bliss, late superintendent of streets &c has re-
celyed the contract for the bridge across Eastern
branch, ard he is making preparations for its
construction, the timbers, piling, &C., being
now on the way TO the ground, and he will be
able 70 commence about the 10Th instant The
bridge VIII approach LEGO feet in length and of
sernclent width TO accommodate two tracks il
necessary, and Will be q substantial pile struc-
lure, with such openings a may be necessary
Inc land damages within the District. Including
the city, have been settled satisfactorily AT least
no appeals have been taken as yet. We under
stand that with the exception of that portion in
the District and that portion adjoining the CITY
OF Bait more, the entire road il reaoy for the
ties and track, and large amount OF ties have
already been delivered
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b. 0ILvERDER0,
3l3 SEVENTH STREET,
BET. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND d STREET,
UNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLIIMRIA

Holdins a Sgeetaf Tenn, July 18th, $50.
KELIY,' executors Of JosHGA p iii MCs d,
ceased, the executors aforesaid have, with the
appreciation of the supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia aforesaid, appointed TUES
d:trbaion Of the ,0 personal sSs he es
tats, Of aid deceased, and of the assets in
and turned into money; when and where ali
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are
notlned 70 attend, with their claims properly
youched; or they may otherwise by Law be excIuded
from All penent In said deceasedb estate: PyoridsT
copy OF this order be published week for three
Tssks In the the kvsuans Star previous 70 the aid
iyH'wSW A. WEBSTER, Register Of Will.
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appears there was free fight out there. The
Court fined him SIS and costs.
wHIsKY-NIIL ROW.
Thomas Hines, charged with assault and bat
terry on Rosa Walker, both colored- Hines keeps
whisky mill, and Rosa went in after her drink,
and Hines l. charged with beating her an !
driving her out OF his ranch. Hines claims tn a;
she was intTuding behind his counter. The case
was dismissed.
CHURCH GoER.
James Marshall, charged with committing an
assault on Samuel Broody, both colored. This
affair came off at the coored church on 9TH
street, South Washington, the accused attempt
ing to 60 into church in his shirt sleeves, con-
trary TO the rules OF the church. This was re-
peated several times, and accused showed fight
on being refused admission; fined $40 and costs,
andin default to be committed TO workhouse 30
days.
John McNult charged with disorderly con-
duct in the Centre Market and purloIning fir uiU
from the stands. The evidence not being clea
the case was dismissed.
The court took q recess.
The OLYMPICs AT CINCINNArI.-The Olym-
pic Base Ball Club, now on a Western tour,
having surprised their friends by making a score
of to 81 of the celebrated Red Stockings, some
explanation may be of interest to the admirers
OF the National Game" The Cincinnati Ga
the part Of the Olympics, the only creditable
batting, and Force and Robinson the only
neldiDg worthy of honorable mention
The Gdsette's description of the game closes
WIN the following picture Of the pitching -
Leech, the pitcher of this club, is a very pecn-
nar one. Berthrong, who is a small man, eau ght
ior him at first, and the giant amused himself
by attempting to send the ball into the Grand
duchess at about every third delivery. Ewell,
who Is probably nearer seven than six feet hi Oh
was then put behind the bat, and straightway
Mr.. Deech attempted TO hit him on the shins
with the ball. 1t is to his miserable pitching
and the consequent demon ali cation of his asso-
ciates, united with the splendid play of the Red
stocking Nine. that this disastrous defeat is 10
be attrihufed.v
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RIVER FEoNT.-Harrey'S WIarf-Sailed-Sch.
Clara Jones. light.
CGrter's Wharf-Arriyed-Schr. Cornelia,
Flowers, Hayre dc Grace, coal, W. III. NARROW
Edward Thomas, Seward, same port, coal. III
BUR-; William Callahan, GALLOWAY. same port
coal, Ii. Burgess & Co. Ssiled-Schr Oregon
McCracken; Cora Smith. Williams, down light
JObRsOD's WAdrf-Sailed-Schr l. b. Emory.
Dolboy; Charles Raymond, Higgins, George
town, ID. G.
Rtleg'S Widrf.-Arrived-Schr Anna F. Clark
Edmonson, and Frazier. Ben. Stokely Seward.
lumber, Mohum < Sons, and LinviIle x Co
FoyS HhdT.-Sailed-Sloop, Sea Simmer
PontZ, ice for fishing shores; David McOueen'
Poat, ice for fishing shores.
Sh6uf-s W6dYf-Arriyed-Schr. Enterprise
Paul, Hayre de Grace, 10 tons, Lykens Valley
coal, Geo. L. Sheriff.
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CITY ITEMS.

FINR MESS WHITE SHIRTS for gentlemen,
in great variety, at low prices.
GEO. T.. HENNING's
No. 40 9Th ST n w
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JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

hEUEhI'k COUNTY. NlRGINIA.
Oniy Ia miles from Stephenson Depot r. %, point
on the Harper's Ferry and Winchester Bail
,,. road, five miles from Winchester.
Ihis W Altering Place IL open under more IA
Norap!e circumstances than at any time a
since the war. and every effort will beVcAV
guests. - ~ 49,
A fie CITY BAND OF music will he in attend
snce, sno Masquerade and Fancy Balls will be fire.
guently given during the season.
Sprisg Pamphlets for distribute IN AZ the Springs
and at me.srs. Coleman n Rogers, Baltimore
1he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Issue
round TIP tickets, good for five days, from Balt-
more 70 Stephenson Depot aud return, at sc; from
Washington TO same at $40.
Telegraph office in full operation.
Terms 80 per day, Sl7 50 per week, and $50 per
month. Children and colOred servants half price.
mite servants three-fourths, CT according TO ac-
Jy2S I'm &c JORDAN
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a RACE WITH STEAMER ON LAND.-Yester-
Gay afternoon as the Columbia steamer was
answering the alarm OF fire on the Navy Yard
and was proceeding by Sd street east, on Penn
sylvania avenue, the horse attached to DIR.
george McCoyis buggy, and standing at the
uoor OF lis residence, took fright and started
eastward. The horse being large and fleet
passed the steamer, and seeming then to be con-
tented ran almost neck and neck with
machine till about eth street east, where he
was caught. DR.. Mccoy, although he joined in
Inc race az hrst, turned back "full blown"
after going one square, thinking from the ap-
peaIance OF things it was going TO be general
smash up.
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THCRsDAY, August 18th. has been set for the
picnic OF the Grand Army of the Rennh,,c
george n Thomas Post, Nc. 3. This il TO tale
place on Analostan Island, and boats win run
from the foot Of High street, and continue du-
ring the evening. See their advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS the
Isst meeting OF the County School Commits
soners, the teachers who have been serving
suiihg me past year were al reelected with the
exception Of the teacher OF the white schoo, M
Rs,, seventh district. TO which position Mis-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

..D On LAWYERS OPFIcY-Iast niob.
tne once OF the District Attorney on~os,ta 81
lily HAL was entered, and a coat belonging N
=, ,Sa poira l. Cioss' the prosecuting attornev
we're his Keys and number OF papers. csrrisd
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LOCAL NEWS.
ANCSENENTS Ac.

Daily Excursion OF the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 street
Markriter's Art Gallery, 49, eth street.
Barlows Art Gallery, ~ Pa. avenue.
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The WARD PHYsICIANs-DrJF Har.ioan
me physician to the wsshib gton asylum has re-
ioested The Mayor to instruct the ward On ysi-
Srs 70 carter transmit a written history to
each case sent by them to the asylum for msd;.
eai treatment, SO that the physician and his as
slstants can act intelligibly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

BIDS FOB BRICK.-Yesterday DIR. &. III.
Nichols, in charge or the Government Hospital
for the Insane, opened bids for brick cocoon
with which 10 build an additional wing to the
building; the brick to be delivered at the kilns,
subject 10 the inspection OF an employe Of the
Asylum. he bids were as follows:-Herrell &.
Childs, IS 70; Ford X Bro, s7.g7; Rick &
Myers. Sa16; Martin X Bro, 1888; A. Wood
ward & Co, SI.s3; j. III. Richards, ss.Os; q. ID.
Smifh, es.l9; John Webster, IS .; John
Grinder, $50; Tucker x Lucas, SILL on wharf:
- CLAN. 80, on wharf
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TIE NEW SECRETARY OF the Board of 1rus-
tees OF Colored Schools, Mr.. VIM. IA. A. Worm
ey, Is now transmitting the notifications to the
teachers of their election, and in most cases
eoes not sign his name, but pastes in place OF
hs signature slip OF paper with his name
printed thereon, which are some left of a pack
age used II his unsuccessful attempt to run for
Sounell al the late municipal election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

The COACHES for the grand Tournament a.
Pleasure Driving Park will leave I4th street
and Boundary AZ p. N. A tine tims is antici-
pated
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O. .. O'HAkE q SON,
Gro ERs,
1919 SEVENTH STREET H.v.
iesn Br,v,,,

NNO THE PUBLIC.
ANoTHER LARGE INVOICE OF WHITE
GOODS FROM AUCTION.
500 yards White Cambria and BrfIIis,, -,
wide, only Is cents per yard. wortb % can,. ~
Ae yards White Linen, suitable f,r srn,,s.
saIsSsrs, only p cents per yard. very chean
all linen. only l25s cents, worth 2s cents "'oo
nrnt Doylies, only Sl-S per dozen
Honey comb Quits, only . sOa piece
.,t. poy lee aud Napkins from ~ cents IN
BNh Towels ~ low prices ~
cradle Quilts ~ CENTS niece
Linen Towels from ~ cents up.
Dress Goods AZ cost
french Lawns at Is cents ger yard
su2-u 1920 P sn1s.l B ia
phoPcsALs FOR FUEL
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, Aupu., ,s-o
~, rroposals g furnish Coal for this Depart.
sze S tons Ly inns Valley, egg size 20 h. seiiyerS
al suGn umes and places and in such ana nfif,ss =.
nay lie required, viii be received until NJ ssl.,sf
CURED by act Of Congress- an proved Juiy M is-e -
tnst suSh coal shall weigh 2ssO pounas a. fhs -,
sno shsI be inspected and weighed and the r1s,tst
,oaa certified at the time Of delivery by an.
purpose and that the prescribed fee of twentV CO.,
he nsid ~ III inspect weighed and delivered shall
Oe psia oy the contractor.
q, rroposas VIII be considered binding for one wall
IRON the lsth inst, the Department reseryin. a.
right TO reject all suy portion 81 he ia. ~
no oposels will he entertained unIess
traes. nor Iii evidence OF ability 70 fuh the con
tncate OF the inspector that she coal Ia
as the contract calls for. Ne euSh
All proposale 20 be sent to the ONCE OF tha mi,
nsr, noprseo Proposals for Coal. Treasury De.
au $50 J. b. sAyILLF. Ch,ss ct.,S
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FATAL REsuLT-On the 3Oth Of July a diff
Guilty occurred in Georgetown between Moses
DAVIS and Fielder Carter, colOIed men, In
which the former received a severe kick In the
abSc men. Carter lett town on the Monday fol-
lowing, and Davis WAS subsequently brought to
the third precinct station, where he omplained
OF pain, but il was not thought TO be serious
lie continued, however, 10 grow worse, and was
sent 10 the Freedmen's Hospital, where he died
yesterday morning The case having been re-
ported 70 Lieut.. Noonan, the coroner, DR. Pot
ter, was tOuhed, and he will hold an inquest.
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HAsLUPs GROVE CANP.-The committees
from the District OF Columbia and counties in
harylan asse Inbled on the gron nd yesterday to
complete their arrangements. IL IL understood
that The Rev. DIR. Dashield, president or Dick
lnson college, will be present during the meet
ing and participate ia the exercises The
Doctor viii receive hearty welcome from his
Old friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

COLONEL WEBSTER, the Register of Wills of
this District, left the city yesterday for Cape
Nav and Long Branch for a few days recrea-
tiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-09

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Jet Cut Ball Sets,
Eruscan OrOide Buttons,
Spiral and Back Studs,
Pipes, Vases, ChIomos, Fans,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store. No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Az and 9th streets.
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live regret TO learn that Major B. b.
French is lying quite i'll at his residence on Cap