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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
GEORGETOWN.

DtNGERorsIy ILL.-Beniamin T. Mo1ley is seri.
onsly III at his residence, corner OF Fayet.e and
50 streets. he has been for some time past suffering
yves and friends expect his death at anv moment
f4r number 81 years Mr.. 0oxley conducted the
.oSsGeonst business e the cnrner Of Washington
stable on Jefferson street. Having amassed a cnnnns
iepcy he retired from business nearly twent y five
years ego. '"0''' h'e
M0k1rARY RFronr-The following /, the report
~ terlneDts Tor the month Of October hole nr n
oer OF deaths, Inmates, 4, femsles l5-of which
ton, 2 cholera infantum, 2; dinrrhna 2; phshisis
puloopafs, :; congestion Of the brain, l. paralys
spopieHysa drowning 1: dropsy, !; old age, !; I'M
years, between 20 and 40, 3; betw cen 40 and co. 8
between ~ and 50, 6; 20 years ]; unknown, 2
FUNERAL OF Mr.. PoR.-Tie funeral of thu late
ioImln A; Poe, OF the firm of Poe 4 Seligson-who
S.eo On uuesday hight, as stated Ia yesterday s
street, tomorrow morning at 9 O'Clock The re-.
mains will be conveyed to Trinity church. were a
re1uicm mass viii be celebrated BY the pastor
father stonestreet. The interment will be at Oak
Hill Cemetery.
MIRcuASTs ExcHkNcE.-There lie a good in1niry
'or wheat, and the feeling in the market has i'm,
paoNto, Win an I'M proved tendency in prices The
nerings comprisei this morning some 1879 bushels
bushels good at 81 80 and 80 busheI, fair at y
per bushel. lot Of roo bushels ordinary red was
Withdrawn being held at Il 60 Der bnshei which
was above the views OF buyers
THE CHAIN BRIDG The work of making tb;s
b1 dge Temporary passable by the ns;ruction OF
an lhc no Plane has been commenced, and toams
VIII be able to cross in about two w:ets
, sHlPMENrs OF FLOUR E0h1HAsD sorrH.-Ths
Lady OF the Lake left for Norfolk at noon tod Az
Tie ,,asbs l1i EseE fright principally -four
!oII cargo Of Georgetown family flour and viii sail
iof HeW f0rk to morrow morning. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Jad-. OgiH-Yesterday 9
To dsy James T. B.wis 1 Was e no Of and
lsrcepy OF watch and chain. In the second csse-
lucy JACKS charged With an ..sant ana S.teTy
with ints,t TO kill Arthur White, Was found nj
Andrew Gleason ,o ois@eat heseisr' aud 7 Pat
f,ck hourihan Ter resisting end assiuitng OH ser
John indicted 81 as wh .hs rs Of s
pearing.
at. Kline. vsrdicts Tor plaintiffs.
Today, number o. judgments were confessed and
aGumber Of cases dismissed.
POLICE COURT, Judge sneR.-To-day, Henry
Williams colored, charged with being a person If
count Il himssf nad and costs GsorsS sebs at
fer. for placing ashes and foul water in an alley
pEss fu tGs sssps VIVA 2ons1.s
child ohsir9cting an alley; fned 81 Michael
Howe. disorderlt conduct; fned 50. Me hast Mus
ps ass ault and battery; anolie pro.. entered.
BAD Return FOR SUNDAY DINNER ANP De
r,r,;n. wS SASInK OF WHISKY
end Win XII Fanny ETA ESr '' mort
han and Ref ned mot ss Mr. ties
sunday evening last she M and
aS.s,s en- Of s sDs shs sS sent him
hnter she sent for IT. and Sord wa. returned to her
e ns m 69 i
mt h. BE- msde 1sns
ccTmeDced 10 pick his teeth it, and afterW ards
cut her on the hand and picked up a stone aud
threw 10 at hsr. She tried to iii stone tn throw
at him. but il too dark In the street. aad he ca
capped. She stated that Wurdemau drank half the
whisky in her presence, which was not much for
and took advantage of her husbands Alb
sence to get revenge. bhe also stated
that che cou,d have got hold Of stone she would
have broke his head. or any other man who would
insult her. After finding she was cut she went TO
get into her house. Wurdeman's little son gave
testimony contra1ictina the evidence of Mrs Nor
daunt DR. Stringfelo eNaminefssfhe wound in her
hand in court, and il as his opinion tina ID az
sde with knife After he lring the ey idence, the
tourt imposed fine Of BIO and costs Mr. Barrett
The counsel for defense gave notice of an appeal
ana accused gave bail in the Of 8 200 for sppear-
ance before the Criminal Court.
ALL SORTS.
Henry Notion, colored, T larceny OF q bucket
hne1 IS 6nd costs. Hannah Andersen, for Icing
tirunk and disorderly: Aned &3 .e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
ALEXANDRIA.

IMFoKTAST ,...,,,
spder nice OF an impor ant decision
The case % W Court OF Anpeils # Virginia, in
TO Railroad Company; appellanss, VS. the Aie!-
andr'a and Warrington Railroad Comp my, appel
lees which decision declares unconstitutional that
It the hrst session of the present Legislature
towering The court to review the decisions of the
anne court When II was senposed Of military ap-
bered was on final hearing decided in favor of the
appelees by the court consisting of judges appointed
Act. all Official acts heretofore done by such officers
military aPpointees.) and otherwise lawful, are de-
clared as ega, and binding If they had been done
siitution of the State-with a provi-o that any
Judgment, decree or order made by said Court OF
nth 1870 shall be subject to the su eervision and
control of this Supreme Court of Appeals to he
organized under The constitution upon The motion or
that said snail have power to set aside and
aDnul or affirm such Judgment decree order as to
aid supreme Court may seem right and proper.
and Georgetown Railroad Company at the last term
OF the court, filed petition for rehearing with
view 70 get aside til. decree which bad been rendered
against them. On Monday las: the court delivered
is opinion declaring the above referred to prov
in the enabling acc unconstitutional. and conse-
4uently refusing 70 reopen rehesr the above
The decree II ereiore, affirming the right and title
of the Alexandria and Washington Railroad Com
pany te it's road is final and conclusive far the
jurisdiction Il Virg MIA III concerned.
PRoIRACTED MEETING.-Religious services have
been held in the NJ hodst Episcopal Church Tor the
last five or six weeks During part OF the time the
sy Rev Mr Foster. Il Fariax C.rcrit. ard ' RsS
Nr Lighter Of Washington, Of the NJ. T.. Church
and by Re- Messrs. BAH aud Benson. of the NJ p
fully and profitably. Some fifteen or twenty per
sons have Joined the church rs iprobs.ic per g. ans
considerable religious interest mas been awakened
among the congregations that attend the meetings
G0= tfis OF last tpeutHg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
MASTER HATrON Ann
THE GAS BUSI NESS.
What He has to Say About 1t.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 18th, $50.
Editor EteTiPg StGr.-I notice in your paper of
the 10th inst that il was alleged at meeting OF
the market men that 1 had collected roney to
pay the gas bills at the Center Market aud ap-
propIlated 1t TO my own use. I therefore beg
leave TO say to al persons interested, Through
me colu INNS OF your paper,) that the gas bill
Tor october was one hundred and twenty four
oc-l00 (l2iS0) dollars; and those who Consume
gas In the market were indebted to me for def
clencles In the amount collected ID paw the gas
Dlls OF the three previous months, and which /
PAID out OF my Own pocket, thirty-seyen 80 los
81 .5ol dollars; making the amount TO he col
.acted Tor gas On the first Of November one hun-
dred and sixty rN@ 1910 dollars.
To pay the above amount bays received, up
70 tnls date, siS-two (G2) dollars icay ing dsh-
Cheney or one hundred SJ-100 (100.S0) dollars.
Nov because am determined to collect the
ABOVE amount portion OF the marketmen de-
sire my removal.
do not wish to obtrude upon the public any
claim TO honesty, nor do 1 ever make any nd
pretensions in that direction, but if the annost
men of the market will just rsv ths,r nonsst
debts (this gas bill Amongst them am satisfied
that shall leasve the market when my term is
cut, as honest as any OF the very honest buck
stcrs or butchers who are now, BY falsehcOd,
seeking TO procure my removal. i know that
there are some men in the market who hoped
ard expected that Nr. Emery would appoint a
white man to the position that / now fill, brt
since they were disappointed in that, they have
re- orted 10 this mean underhanded way to get
lid of"The Niger G.. w. HATToN,
Clerk Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
THE NEW MARKET HOUSE.
The Negotiations Betw cen the MARI n
Wen and the COmDapy

me sth street market men affected imme-
dsNelJ by Tie commencement OF the work on
he 9TH street wing OF the new market house
Lao an interview to-day, through their COM
mltIee' With the committee OF the Market
nouse company and made the Offer TO vaca.e
sher stalls on the payment 20 them of sIo 5s5
Tor thelr improvements. SC.
was understood ~ The me stipg Of the mar
ketmen AZ Trad; = JniOn Hall, that the sum
vas 81 IOo but il = ems that ALI the stsl-holders
had no. put IN their claims. The market house
company vii now make their offer for the pur-
cha OF the sails. and il an agreement cannot
be reached, arbitrator viii be called in TO III
the price.
The 9TH street dealers " n move % the nev
rhfds o. the Avenue, near 9Th street room as
TIE arrange nent has been completed for the
purchase or their stalls.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsFmENTs, kc.

Eastors! TlSatsr.-Rsvel Martinetu p aEto mine
Troupe-'JOcSO, the Brazilian Ape and the
'Mys:.c GifI.'
waU's OJera R3us>.-The Lisa Weber Bur
besIue TTOIpe-'Luriine."
Markriter's Art Gallery, fss It'll street.
Barlov's Art Gallery, 23I Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

TRK East FRONT OF TEE TREASURY BUILD
INS.-Arcbiteet Mallet, again recommends, in
his annual report early action in regard % IN
condemnation OF a strip OF property on the east
slde OF fifteenth street, between New York and
pennsylvania avenues, required by the plan for
she Improvement OF the cas-. front OF the Treas
ury building, submitted with his report for the
year Ices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

WOOD PAVEMENT ALL TIE WAY TO G9oSGy-
TowN.--It is stated that bill will be brought
before the next session OF Congress % pave
pennsylvania avenue with wood from 18th
street TO George town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

SALE OF Bovine SALOoN.-The Bowling
iloon at Ahner's 9Th street Park, has been soIi
by Green & Williams to A. Kreulter, for $50
cash.
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CITY ITEMS.

KNITTED UNDYRsHIRTs and Drawers for
SO cents, 81, SIPS, $1.50, So and $3.50. Prices
will compare fayorably with those Of any city
in the union. GEO. O. HKNNING,
No. 40 Seventh street, N. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

JOHN G. ENGLAND, JR.. has beeen appointed
postmaster at Rockville, Nd, in place or JohI
L. Bevane, removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

SHILLTNGToS and Blanchard 4 bIohun senas
NJ early copies Of Ha prs Magazine FOR Dscem-
Der; also, rom Shillpgton We have MEX Var
for December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

SoNk AkHBKgs Of the Ames circus companv
tColonel AEes having been killed AT AtIants On
Saturday night last,l passed through nee -
evening on their way home. -"7'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

h1iSk1 STs.-Yesterdsy q party OF abo..t $50
enlos AM &C lored men, from North Carolina
gssseu through the CITY OF their way west
var on aeout thirty welch em,grsnts psssed
inrough her TOT Chattanooga this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

From @. +. J. ColLurn, Doctor of Dental Surgery,
Nescdrk, N. J.
The popular dentrifce known as Sozodont,
besides being a very pleasant addition to the
toilet, contains ingredients. that If used accord
ing to the directions, will prove of the greatest
utility to the health of the mouth and teeth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

kEcEPTs FOR TAxEs.-The receipts OF the
Coileetor's Office a. returned 20 the Comptroler
EP 20 yesterday, foot up Us follows: General
.~fts, SIT, .546e; special. Sf5.S52 70; Eceusss
SloICS3-Jl. Total. SiSI q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

TIE ATTENTION Of the members OF the New
YORK Republican Association is called 70 an ad
Jertisemslt in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

A SPECIAL TRAIN Of cars was run last night
10 Alexandria, by the Washington and Ale KAN
dIia Railroad Company, at the request of citi-
zens OF that city, some forty or whom attended
The lecture OF John b. Cough, at Lincoln Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

FrRE-Last night, about O'Clock, q frame
thanty in an alley between nth ard 18th and )
and i streets, caught ire and was DESTROYED
before the arrival OF the engines. IL was owned
by Daniel Sullivan, and not insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

SALE OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE THOMAS
CLARE.-By virtue of a decree of the Supreme
Court of this District the estate of the late
Thomas Clark, on Capitol Hill. was Yesterday
cold at auction by Green x Williams Tor an az
gregate of S13 -, as follows: Frame house and
lot, northeast corner Cd street east and East
Capitol street, known as 'Phelan's Store" to
James Ferry for 5000, brick house with lot
adjoining Mr.. Clark's old residence) to Eleanor
Clark Tor s3Ci1 next frame house with lot G lst
ward,) No. G06, - Peter McNamara for 81 $40;
Needs for 81 80; rext frame house and lot to
b. y. Meens for ~ 200; next frame house with
lot 10 Peter Mcnamara for II $50. The above
sale Slows tremendous rise in the value of
zeal estate east Of the Capitol, natural suit
OF the fine improvements in progress in that
lection of the CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

GLORIOUS NEWS!
Cents Furnishing Goods Cheaper than Euey.
Gents Merino Undershirts and Drawers IS,
40, so, GO and 80 cents. The best 81 Undershirts
In the District. Good White Shirts IS, 80, 81
and $l.25; Q splendid article 80 and 90 Is. Good
Cotton Socks, four pair for % cents. Handher-
chiefs already hemmed Is cents. Knit Jackets
In an endless variety. The finest assortment of
BOWS. Ties and Scarfs ever seen In the city.
CAL and see for yourselves. Franc & Goldman
ao9 .th street, between ID and E streets and
marble Hall. 6Os 9TH street, opposite Patent
o"ce' 1921:
KID GLOVES. KID Groyrs
just received from. Europe new stock of Kid
Gloves, all colors and Sizes which still se,l at
old prices. Try our 81 gloves ct
CHAs. BAUN's
Hoopskirt and Corset Factory,
40S Seventh street
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Georgetown Advertisements.

.EoRGEToWN DOLLAR STORE Is receiving
Ns larS and superior stock Of Jet aud Fanny Jes
cry staIuettes, Vases. Albums, hnives, Chrotn o,
Potrre Frsres Clock, Wa. he's az Piated Mare
fer he holidays WondNrFul ha-rair,s for 81 No
Is Hish s'rrsts J. c. NICHOLS nol6 IN
Coon NEWS To THs PEuPlS OF THE
voice ~ Goods from New York, which consfsTs of
splendid Black velvete-ns. r. a. eilks aud sa.fns
exec lent lot 81 Blankets ard shows I,sce G ,aars
hity dcIrh more OF those l3Tia> chstp Linen Uarl
kerchiri-. Aiso- n speDlid liae Of Hosierv " hi-h
has 10 be seiS r"gardl - of All " 10 ara IN
want OF the above articles viii 10 we'll hy calling Al
the auction house OF GUTakN. III Bridge . .
and p m. 4. GUTMAN. Auct. HCaIPPEN
ealeenlsn nl77w
II THOMAS BOWLING. Auctr.: Georeetovn.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD rrp
NITURE AND EXPECTS
a On WEDN ESDAY MORNING. Nove-nbe-
Va g5d, 1870 at 10 clock. Will sell. a, NJ -
~Gay street. near Congress street. All IN.
~ thousebo'd Furniture and Elects CONSISTING
Mshossny and other Easy Chairs,
Gihframe Mirror, Lounges.
Mahogany Cabinet, Mahogany Siiehoards
Mahogany Pier, Extension and other Tables
cottage sett Cane seat and other Chairs.
ALI Mt aud NJ ahogany Bureaus and W ashstan5s
Bedsteads. Wsrdr0bes,
Feather Beds. Boosters and Pillows,
Hair sId Hush Mattresses,
dhree-py and Ingram Carpets. Mating,
With many other articles too numerous to mention
GEO. A. BDHRER. Eyecu'or
THOMAS BOWLING. Auc:
The House for sale or rent noT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

TEE GRAND LODGE, /. y. G.. T., last night
elected the following officers 30 Serve the ensu-
ing year: W. Z. T., Samuel HoVston, Of No. 5;
e. w. G.. A. TAYLOR. of No. .; @. W. W s.
Martha Mcguire, OF No. /; G.. W. s., Theodore
p. Reid, o. No. /; G. ". r., A. ). Clements, OF
+.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

GOLD WEATHER. 1a Is APPROACH
AND WE AL NEED THE PROTECTION or
WARM GARMENTS,
But tender childhood has its first claim upon %.
therefore have provided for the little better
assortment than ever i had before, and would
respectfully call the attention of the Ladies to MY
beautiful and large variety Of
Uhildren's extra long Fancy WOOL HOSE.
eCARLET and BLUE HOSE.
WHITE MERINO SOCKS and HOSE.
Children. WHITE COTTON. extra long, and
other HOSE.
Children's Hand Knit sAQUEs. HOODS, LEG
GINS, BOOTS, AlTTs, and CLoAKs.
lsc, INFANTss,EsBBUrsH1,EEss and COMBS, SAFETY
ls and b51H Il Sr sy the
Ladies, and Gent. all wool WHITE and OOLoRED
HOeE, Ribbed and Plain.
sCARFs, long and short, from sc. up.
Ladies Handmade BREAKFAST sHAwLs and
Ladies' VESTS, from u uI.
Misses and Boys VESTS, in all sisss.
full assortment Of TOILET ARTICLES, verhaps
the largest kept tn one place.
HEMsTiToHED LINEN HAHDKKROHIEFs.
from l8c. mp.
Gent. all LINEN HANpKEscHIrrs. from
0c. W.
Ladies' real MOROCCO sATCHELs, from a. sr,
500 TRAVELLING. MARKET, WORK. LuNnu
and other BASKETS, direct from the factery
EMBROIDERID sLIPPERs ana CUsHIoNs
Fine Angola WOOL.
CROCHLT and KNITTING NEEDLES. Rel
600 NEW PATTERNS FOB EMBRorDuRv
ToGether with such an assortment NJ ror,oy,
FANCY GOODS, and TOYS, rs can opiS he lSn Fl
ss the GREAT VARIETY BAZAAR Oh We '0uHu
!. 01LvERXERA
3l2 s1vENrH srRKEr,
BErwEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ANDD STREET.
80 look q he handsoms Bow Windows yin
Nlgyov ~ 1puble b taks IT, sclH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

RARE JUDGEMENTS are held out 10 purcha
ters Of boots and shoes by Strzsburger Bros. in
their advertisement in to days Daper. Twenty-
nye per cent. is an important saving in AM
transaction, and well worth looking after by
everybody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

SALE OF PRoPKrT6.-Latimer s. CleAry vii
sell to-morIow afternoon, a comfortable frame
dwelling on street, between New Jersey ave-
nue. and Sd street, iru ediafely in the rear Gi
Gen. Sherman's, and n q locslitv where properr,
y rapidly improving. For particulars see aiver
tISCment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

INSTRUMENTATION noon, Yesterday. Mr..
VIM. NitIhalft, wheelwright, doing bushes
On Pennsylvania avenue, between 81 aud Al
streets east, left his shop for a few moments to
see Nh. Isaac Beers, a few doors above and
while there some person set ire TO his shop, and
but for the timely discovery OF the same by a
IasseT-by, who az once e1tlRguished the flames
d desuctive IRE would have resulted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

CONTRACT AwARDED-To-day Mayor Emery
as president of the commission awarded the
contract for the parking street north, from
I'd to Sd streets east, TO A. Grant, who also has
the contract for paving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
I ARGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WIN
II TER GOODS:
John SMA0T

JOHN H. sM00r,
119 Bridge Street, Georgetown, d; o.,
Has received and is Offering at very low prices
large assortment Of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
selected with great care from the New York impor
tiers and jobbers, and bought e1ciHsirev for cash,
eomprisng full line Of Ladies Dress Fabrics. bss
BIZ silks, French and Irish Bl I and Cold Poplins,
Merinos, pure Mohairs, and AIpacas Of all the best
brands Plaid MohaiIs, Satin Cloths and surges for
line Cloths Cassimeres and Tweeds; Couryosi ar H.
Alexander 8, and youyin's Kid Gloves; very fair
Striped and Plaid Shawls; Lace trim d Handker.
Chiefs and Collars Embroideree and Plain Handk is
waterproof and Sacking Cloths a first rate assOrt
ment Of ladies' and gentlemen's Under Wear, Elan
neis, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, sheetinss
Sf1rtIpgs Richardson's best Irish Linens, Blaakets
and Spreads Brussels. Ingram. and Three-p ly Gar
pets, Bugs, Mats, Oil Cloths, 30 Cash purchasers
are invited to call before making their EURO hases
promising as good bars il i possible give
ocA I'm JOHN ii, SMOOT.
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The Canal Improvement.

OFFiCiAL NOTICE To THR CONTRACTOR
Dir. W Il. Tcemyer, the successful bi,I.je- for
cleaning cut the canal this morning received q
ester from Mayor Emery officially notifying
MN thaf TIE contract has bCeu awarded 10 him
f2fJ- Z 10 tue report "a The committee appoiut.o
10 invest gate the validity or his bond The
committee was prepared to report favorably
this morning, bat a mss tiry OF the copmis.inn
vas prevented by the absence OF Gen Michler
The baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Gocd Nsscs as 70 .Ae Progress Of "a. EerE-Tio,
Cor. B0s7ie Says as TO TIC Dseo. q. R1ntingdoa.
The following letter from Gov Bowie. of
Maryland. President % the Baltimore and Po.o-
mac Railroad, contains matter OF much interest
20 cur citizens. 1t was written BY HI in re-.
.I9nse 20 an inquiry from the secretary of the
h"ntD sdon Association OF this CITY, com
Posod OF lot owners at Huntingdon, MARYLAND.
~ 10 when regular trains between Washin gto,
tity and the Huntington junction might be
STATE OF MARYLAND. Exrrrrrv, o.r,o
ANNAPOLIS, November g. Is.O.
RIeadxd y. Blcketock, Esq, !S.rret1Ty d.
MI DEAR SIR: Pressing engagemsnts have
prevented an early reply to your inquiry of Oc-
If TO; delayed by the property holders in Bal
fmoTe county, We expect to open the vay he
tween The cities of Baltimore and Wash npt ton
BY the commencement of rest summer.
ete,Re hosse end mcci;Rs shops az the junction az
soon alter the opening Of the road as practical
Die also passenger and freight station.
This ie ss1,,I respectfully ODss Bowrs.
20 whether the railroad buildings referred tn
ny Governor Bowie are really TO Be located M
huhtlnston, and assures to the great enterprjse
OF our Washington citizens in laying ont a large
oss s.Ss st lhls important point Of the rail-
city. " oui
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

FRENCH Etruscan Necklaces, Sets and Lock.
etts. styles, received this morning at PriRg's
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 45 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 4X and 9th streets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

TIE THRATRRs.-The Ravel-Martinetti
Troupe appear in two of their best pantOmm INES
this evening" JockO, the Brazilian Aoe,"
with Paul Martinetti. the original ,JockO, and
- The Mystic Gift" its first performance here.
This is great bill, and should attract a large
house. The audience last night were delighted
with the an using tricks and transformations in
THE Green Monster"
At Walls Opera House, Lisa Weber q blonde
burlesquers gave q capital entertainment to a
Minstrel and Plnto' being received with
shouts Of laughter and applause. Tonight they
give their best burlesque-" Lurlne, or the
Knight and the Maids" the last New York sem
salon, together with the farce Of 4" A Kiss in
the Dark"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

SAFES OF RIAL FSTATE.-Messrs. ". l.. Wall
AZ CO., anctionSers, have sold the east thirCy
feet OF lot ,, square 4ss, improved BY a brick
building, and fronting on + street, near 9Th
xtrG~t y. w, 20 Ott1 hOSack, Tor II 900.
Green & Williams, aIctioneers, have sold
parts lots II and =. ,quaTe 5o2, fronting on LIST
street west, between ID and T. streets south, with
frame house thereon, 20 James Doyle. for S525;
also, lot ;, IN SaaTs Subciy sion OF squa~e I.6,
10 Anna O'Reily, for 50 cents per square cot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17
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