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STEAMgOATS.
1S7O.
1860. 1870.
Evansville Il Tennessee River
Packet.
1860.
PADUOAH, PASSPORT Il FLORENCE.
The feet and elegant Passengers Steamer
RAPIDAN No. =.

Capt. LEE HOWELL;
o. Q. MCMECHAE, CLERK,
Leaves Evansville, as above. every MON
DAY, promptly at 4 o'clock PM.
The steamer RAPIDAN No. 2 viii run
during the season as above, connecting at
Danville with the L.. G. q NJ. Railroad,
and at Johnsonville with The N. q ". W
Railroad, for all points East and West.
Having been thoroughly repaired and re-
furnished throughout, they offer special
Inducements to passengers and shippers
for speed, safety, and comfort.
orders for pig iron, dressed or undressed
yellow pine lumber, left with our Agent,
viii receive prompt attention.
shippers can rely on this boat leaving
promptly, paying special attention to COT
lections and way business.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
t. WIN. II. CONART,
jal5 DIFF Agent.
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Anples.

: BARRELS EASTERN APPLES
~ Rome Beauties and RuSsets - q
arrival, for sale by
VICKERY BROS,
73 and IS Main st.
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REAL ESTATE.
JOHNSON'S
Real Estate g Patent Agency

r HAVE A VARIETY OF BUsT.
NESS and DWELLING HOUSES.
and a large number OF BUILDING LOTS,
in almost every part of Evansville; also, a
number OF Farms and several Thousand
acres OF TIMBERED LANDS, all OF which
l will sell on EASY TERMS. 1 have some
very DESIRABLE and very Oh EAP
LOTS, 1Oithfn ten minutes walk Of The Court.
House. Persons wishing TO buy Will save
money by purchasing &C my ONCE. Those
having property to sell will please bring
me the description and price.
L shall soon advertise for public sale
some valuable property In the UPPER part
OF the city, near the proposed track Of the
street railroad, where nice building sites
can be had on VERY TERMS.
/ have also opened an office for SOLICIT
ING PATENTS. Persons desiring TO OBJ
tain Patents can make application at once
and by calling at my Office, on
THIRD ST, bet. Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
ocl3l Real Estate and Patent Agent.
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Among the first boats due here are
the Fayette, from Cairo; Rose Hiie, from
Louisville; Sam. j.. Hale and FannyiBran-
deis, from Memphisi Miibrey, from East
port Champion, Louisville, p. W. Stra-
der, Nick LongwGrth, Indiana, and Rich
mond. from New Orleans; alice Team, for
Memphis; Lawrence, for Nashville; Emma
No. 3, for New Orleans; West WIND, from
Wabash River; Edinburg, from Cinein-
atafF
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Vinegar Pickles

EHE DOZEN OBJ HUNDRED,
Of excellent quality, at
VICKERY BROS,
% and rs Main st.
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Vegetables

4RsNlPS, TUREIPS, POTATOES,
Onions. Beets, and Sweet Potatoes, for
40 VICKERYS' STORES.
% and 10 main st.
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A PALATABLE. HEFIRE3uING, town
I8HTNG TONIC BEYERAG1s, more strength
enimg than ale, beer, o. porter or M
DE CRTpTrOM or Alcoholic DMHMM. Iu-
d-iapenRable 10 tho dcbiiltated, especially
nursing mothers. Recon- end by phy-
Ri5iQns as an excellent htr8mgtneuiur
TONIC BEVERAGE aud NUTRIENT.
and as The best known preparation for
NURSING MOTHERS, not having the
Objectionable properties Of malt liuuora lu
general.
TAItRANT g. CO., NEW YORK,
SOLE A8EgTs FOR THE UNITED
STATES, ETC.
las dImI
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0nnarfnarahia N0fIoa.


A LEX. HONG HAVING SOLD
-. his intereat IA the firm or bi0mer a.
HOfnR to Charles schultz aud Henry kleta
man. ihev have THIS day formed "a copnrt-
nership with Frank Bonner under the
man. and VIII continue the Furniture
business az the old siand. No. 8l Main
Street. All debts due the old firm on Blo-
mer Il HOing must be paid TO us, and we
assume the liabilities OFT same.
40 an friends and patrons Of the old firm
we would solicit n continuance OF nvoru,
aud to all VINO moy be ia want of any
thing IN our line, would invite au exam
inatfOn Of our stock, promising as good nu
article, 81 as reasonable q price, as can bee
found elseWhcr6-Guarant6einR' Am Furnl-
ture OF our OWN manufacture.
FRANK BLOMEH.
CHARLES SCHULTZ
HENRY REITMAN.
January 2itb, 1870.
Having sold my interest in the Furnl-
tufe business % the above firm, a would
respectfully solicit OF an my friends "a cone
tnuance Of their and patronage 20
my aucccs8oTs. A'.E&- HolNas
taE div
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The Healing Pool.

~SSA vs. FOR YOUNG MEN, who
- have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire a higher life, and a better
MANHOOD, with certain means of relief
for the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter en-
veIopes, free of charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P,
PHIA, Pa. sep29
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TIME COpAIETNEmB6HEp HERETO
u fore existing under the style ana nrm
mutual consent. FRANK BLOMLla
January -, 1870. ALEH. HOtNd
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New Bacon Hams,
Extra Family Flour.

AIN AND SUGAR.CURED, FOL
ale at VICKERYS' STORES,
73 and 70 Main st,
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STaDifesfs.

MANIFEsr-steamer Sam orr, Cairo "a
EvansviIle-Hodge q Co, half Dbl whisky
Fred Kroner, 1 morse; Nathan, 3 bundles
coon skins, i bag feathers, 4 dry hides,
sack dried apples; W = French, II barrels
died peaches; NJ Bacr, z hhhds tobacco.
Martin, Gardner ~ Coy3 boxes tobacco.
Clement, White & Co, 3 bales cotton w II
Taylor, 3 boxes Eggs, / box butter stein
bach, ach * Co, z bundIes dry hides,
bundles sheep pelts; W Brown 81 90, ~.
dry hides, 1 bundle peIts: Mackey, NesbiI
T. CO 1 box butter; A Refs, 3 SACKS scraps
VIM Holman, 4 pieces iron, 4 pieces pipe
hold goods.
For LOuisViIle-W w Powell, I ches
clothing, l o household goods; Glum 4
Co Al hhds sugar; y s Buidick q Son, "a
hid sugar; NewhoH Bros, $50 sacks eai
corn.
For Standardization q Co, 3 crate
rags 1 bX rags, 2 bx glass, 2 hid tObaccs
and 1 box tobacco.
-..---E--=- - --...---
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1OCERTES.
Sugars.

U Us. NEW sail
Er-le s. a good article, ! lbs. for 81.
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day says:

day says:
The marks last evening indicated nine
feet six inches and rising slowly. The
weather during the day was decidedly
p~leagant-far more ike May Than Janu-
airy. Trade on the landing was moderately
raft, containing 1900 feet OF lumber,
struck the railroad pier at GAINESVILLE, on
Wednesdav morning. The rushing tor.
rent tore IL IN pieces, and sent it scattering
down the river.
CINCINNATI. The Commercial OF FRI
day says:
The Emma No. 3, not being able To- dis
charge her cargo in time, the Anna, capt
ShfnKle, Will depart for New orleans IN
her place, leavlng tomorrow.
Mr.. Sam. Benjamin. well known 70 river
circles. was married, on Iues4ty INST 70
Miss Nora Richardson, daugnLeI OF the
DrOprietor of the DufOuf House, AZ GALL
/ polls. Ohio. The bridal party arrived here
| Yesterday on the Ohio MOI, accompanied
/ nv n large company from GallipOlis. They
rseetved the congratulations OF their
frfends. Yesterday, OF the Gibson House.
Tbe happy ~pairdepart for st. Louis to-day,
wnere Mr.. benjamin Is located In busi-
ness.
CAPTAIN Dan. +. Clark. of GOIconda. Iuf.
I noIs. has been In the city a day or two, en-
route FOR Washington City. He - engaged
IN the wharf boat business at GoicOnda.
Captain John James, Jr, formerly OF the
ChaTmer, Is merchandising IN Butler,
Bates County, Mo.
James Cunningham. s%teersnan on the
John Lumsden, disappeared from the boat
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MOEGsses.
aARRELS Me- ORLEANS-a
mt article, for 81 per gallon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-02

for the Ccrporsi'eu 80 Warrington he and is here
evs sself-ed, ard that every person /. no n in M,
Official capacity, whether as Mayor. Register or
eca,<nF-s, SHAH be and j. hereby al aai
empowered TO con.iTu the law tn sun hislssff y
Mr.. Hibe advocated tie adoption Of his am n A.
ment IN humorous hut earnest sreeea \, yiur 4,
was eSpressing plainly what The reso uIHn OF tie
committee yItaaly sNainej
After further debate NJ shecherd moved .an,s.
pone ne Whole ma r .iii nexr Monday c,e:nz
and this motion wss finally carrie Yea .-NeSsrs
prcss Quick Hioe hcSre. Shepherd and ga.
ter-S fsys-nessrs, Bak.r. Champion. Corn DIV,
Dsyis and stevar;-5
PAT 6F fIts pefErr.tEs
Ell Davis repoi ted. from the roiirs committee
IN, 20 pay the detective csrps OF the Metropolitan
Washington under the act q Uonsrs,s p a ej OF
If pIIHE CHURCH TAX ccEsrIoN AGAIN.
~. BAKER gave notice that hs would ut ths next
MIL ng move recon sideratiou Of tbe vote b.
tne nhanee committee on the petitions for az ei
81 ehureh property from the paymers smr.,a !,
SEWERS AND wArrp
bills for LAYING watar m .gs committee. reported
tween Pennsslvanis 1os in ssn street east, De;
sireet x sse between and +, n I'd
street cen an and 18TH streets east; and 9Th
wall on the Eastern Branch; for sewers in litf
street west and 18th street west, from 10 north
10 Lay water maips in 18th street west, from Mary
land avenue to Water street in ID street ess. iron
south to Water street south and in Vermont ave
nue.. from n to street N. W.; all of VIII CHI wer'
Mr. Galick presented petition against the con
struction OF . sew er in 81 street between Penny
vanta avenue and street southeast.
MT Slater. from claims committee. reported bill
Ior reifcf Of Owen OHare. Lloyd Boss ana Hug!
Tnohey; which were passed., and the board Cat mid
night allOuYnei.
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THE COT RTS.
m pSI.c ls. cogsT TepaJ Jssss sa,g}sne,
MsLsin, dI:oISsiiy sossaet ass5 s. Elijah Ssi
ashes N alley Ale nsa missed L'0mi' placing
Job .npus BEG h lNsisG II; TIE &c, ciSHIyaL
smashing ana things and upssttng hi. own apple Cart
necessary be paid for, they no do nSt felt
ns S M seS ana he s, rsId
ypSseI.nou can Dc 20 b rc.sn;ziss in the d
f,sst driving on Pennsyirania avenue, ssaied tnsi
his O,se h.dbesn lame. and eoeid mot bs whipped
testified to The Another witness tesifisd that
Witness th.a tie ho %ss so oR
naRe nd i "a pSSes ps The
would the but parties must Be osrsfa
pps ws D
hnsS h Sie apI S I. taken Dh.,..a ~,
in the nrut place bis horse could not travel last
~epRs1 asG sst
ing faster than that" Won Esssen.-" There where
we diSsr." o." toward. I'd, The s expense fand.
George Dent. colored, stealing q chest Of te.
1 to n ss
sesaos: s. I Benz B. CLARK carrying concealed
90 ASHAMED OF HiMsELP.
stewart Frazier was arraigned for disOfderly con
duct When brought to the station house he pre-
tended 20 be attAche Of the British L. for
the purpose OF getting Oh then plesdsd guilty say
Ing he had little too much ksnxine on board. aud
he felt very much ashamed Of his conduct; fned IS
ANOTHER PIosECUTIkG wITHKss FINED.
Wesley Turner, colored, was fined $40 for con.
tempt Of court IN not appearing 10 give testimony
case IN which ne vae the prosecuting witness.
Judge Smell remarked that he sheuld pursue thil
s S. n future Wines must .rasist.nd thai
oeses after gisinG information gainst parties.
TWO MEN TO STEAL ONE COAT.
walter Adams and Nathan Day, colored, charged
with stealing coat valued q no from Mr.. Evans
Another Cot Wa taksn 1t the same time from the
passage IN Ar. Uveps' houfe. These are sneak md
covered both the coefs from The party 10 whom they
had been cold. adams Va lAnsd' sd and costs. OF
Tour Soaths N JAIL and Day was sent to the reforms
r,,.n ~, srs.I,ss 4 eHsxusfrE. =
With s.aSs snS csdsis AZ en-: eo,0ssd chs5Esl
i Sasi Is sssISR sS Is
HSw n Ios1 lHis rocKEInooK.
an, .pe ia histineto9 co!ored, chaseed with keep.
f sous su IN Msssy Tuner 1ss s: We
sitting With her; ske aefwards INV esns
from BIN. and then be locked Tor kis pccEethooS
q siscoysred e - gone: Ehf.e they were. Z here
i hHn. - - wosn not Ist hin . I'M sns brew
money % sss Lisss. er III
and sOs.s; ASsselsd, With S0s bond; for aSpsar'
NICE. Ah9O0tnSo.t a 49, et at $500 7 p
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TIE NEW MARKET HOUSE.
e>ttlement with all the Dealers
Peace keSgBs In warsaw. and the
work goes Braveiy on The Contract
for the Fast WtDS.

The Negotiations between The sub commute ,
OF tie bailding committee OF the Washington
market company AMI soNc OF the dsale-s-
Messrs. Kuhn, SERVER * Lee. and SchsileT,
remained in s,c,a gEo until about O'Clock this
morning, when Mr.. Davis appeared on TIA
ground with Mr.. Tnllock, arbitrator, and the
eases Of thettwo first were taken up. Messrs.
Tullock and Clary, the arbitrators, agreed upon
Mr.. John r. Elvans as umpire, and he assessed
the damages in the case of NJ. Kuhn atStl5
and $50. In the case OF Mr.. Schaffer, Messrs
Turock and James Holmes agreed on MIR. Jno
ii. Crane as umpire, and his damages were as
sessed a. SIS.
These awards closed mp all CT the cases of the
dealers Who were in the way OF the improve
Ioflt.
The work ON the excavations near the eth
street bridge il 81 ~ in progress, and By DIGGING
down some ten feet ON the surface a SOLID clay
las been found, and it Is believed IL ut at tn II
depth a good foundation will be secured all
along the line.
Mr.. Hutton, one of the BIDDERS for the super
structure OF the cas-. wing. has written q lie ger
70 the compsny " tn Grswing his bid, aud the
contract viii be wsIded to Lewis & Angus
who s-e the next lowest bidders for the super
structure Of this wing, at SJi $40.
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Readers OF THE STAR no doubt remember ,he
meetings last winter Of the "Universal Fran
chise Association" At Union League Hall. which
resounded weekly With the sliyery eloo uence
Of MrH lockwood or the thunder tones OF DIR.
May walker. The long winter evenings haye
come again, - the ball Woo started Last eveuinp
BY meeting Of the officers or the q. =. A. a
the residence Of third vice president-ess, Mm.
GTimnR, on the corner Of North Capitol and b
streets. There were on hand Mrs. Grifine
Mrs. Colby,-ATs. Hutchins and Mr.. Colby,
when presently in with . swoop comes Mrs.
rox6uIs DID RATTLE 81
ior awhile, you bet. Mrs. lockwood made re-
AND genera! discnssion on Mne. Susan b.
bntnons forthcomiBg lecture, Wtch tesultod
IN Mrs. lockwood moving that Mrs.. Hutchlns,
Colby, and herself he's 6ppeiAtS4a COMMITTEES
TO meet Miss Anthony at the depot, and Escort
her TO her lodgfDp, which was agreed to. Hrs.
Lockwood suggested the propriety u having
some public meetings q tho association similar
g Last vipteI. but The subject We. postponed
would soon be taken in hand, and ARRANGEMENTS
made Tor weekly sAteft6i1nents. The needing
adjourned, whereupon our thin-edged re-
porter Who had bot Seen noticed by Mrs. Lock
wood. passed out to her utter Gnrprise, which
she menifested ~ -exelaiaing, fs'why my era-
hefeP. Why did not know he vas in here"
SAY, ITO our reporter) "don't You say any-
thing about this" Reporter.-"Oh no, Of
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GEURtiETOWN.

TEE CHAIN BR-psE-Tha Arrangement. for
temporary crSsslDa at Chain Bridge are - nearly
curple'ed tnat " - expected ~ e reafy f1- the
passage OF vehicles 90 mcrrpw. PEDESTRIANS AMI
eaues'Tians can Effect tue crossing now
HEFcHANTs' + ycukSGE.-F ur au adrai hasls,s
ut 3 ga % 20 per bushel.
The kTEANER ExPREss. this morning tc>k 10
Baltimore nearly GO barrels Geor getown fuIr.
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THE W00D PAvENENr.
The Com ma - toner's Inspect the Wor,

Yesterday, Gen Nichier and Mayor Eue-y.
with Superintendent Forsyth and others, made
tour Along the Avenue, driving over that por-
ton already paved with wood, giving il an n
spectioD, and found that the work is being well
done. At the corner Of 9ik street, the question
WAS raised as TO whether property not directly
on the line of the avenue, but fronting on the
streets interesting il, was liable to the special
tai Tor the wood paving. Some contend that
the property holders on such streets lat least
on the corners) have the benefit Of the wood
pavement; but others, that If they are taxed,
Why should not their neighboFs be, VINO have
but q few yards of cobblestone interyeniDg?
This subject was here talked over, but no dein-
tie action taken.
The next point Of stoppage was the corner OF
fltn street, where they foaDd that active prep
arations were being made for laying the Roo-
bins pavement. Several loads OF the blocks
tkeyod on = board) had arrived. and were being
piled up on the sidewalk. They also examined
the blocks OF the stowe pavement, which were
laid two years stree With some interest finding
them perfectly sound Leaving here they passe
mp thessvenue to 18th street to see how that ork
IN progressing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-02

cDknKiSe fouIrAINe. --0eneral,M MIchler,
Commissioner Of Public BuijflinSs. Ia. orders1
- 40 nanosene oriekine SeuntaiIs to b erocf.
e9Lone on the Space VET or 9th etreef, sooth
=, me Avenue, AID the other ON the space east
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LOCAL NEWS.
.u..ssnENIR. de.

National Barney WIlitaus ann vie :,
In "shandy Magai-e, ahSee ~
ana DIrtsh Lion -,
uau-, Opsra HoHss--Mrs James A OtSos
sons~ 1pers and Burlesque Troupe.
I,.oeyr HII-Prof. Henry Morton lectures on
Light
nahri.S-'s Art Gallez ?, 4ss tn street.
BuIow's Gallery of o.. Paintings, l-So Pa.
ave,
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CITY ITEMS.
BRACKBre, DOLLS,
Vase, Satchels,
IffgLT Toilet Se0,
N0rk R0xeS-

- lvaae SFlscr-platsd Forks, s34 s
received this morning. ut PriHg's Dollar store.
80. 455 Pennsylvanis avenue, between ~ and
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.
RY THOs. powLINs, Auctr: Qeorge,lwn.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
IL By Virtue of q deed OF trust, dated August
IL and Il, 10 Is folio a, &c. Of the land rec nj,
Of Wsshinstsn county, District OF columbia and ey
direction of the party SECURED thereby wiz sell
DAY, the 3th day OF December, A. d. 1870, a.
O'Clock p m all that lot Of n ornd in 9eorget -
District of Columbia, known and ais'ingu' xneS !.
Besinpsne at the end of a line drawn eT as -
easterly the souih side Of eouih srs~t sn -,
inter, ection with ign street, and rannirs tha,rs
iee inchss sSu.Ssr ns S Of sSsh street
High street 10 feet to third Alley. tSepcs .,.,i~
by ard with the north lirs OF third aliex "a feet
Inc nee ansnse and parallel with High
ming, with the fmerCyemen thereon
be paid at the time OF the sale J the deferred psy
from day Of sale and secured by deed Of trust on the
enises sold The terms Of sale TO be complied with
within i've days after day Of sale, otherwise the
cost Of the defaultine purchaser, after five dsy
potise: All conveysncins and stamps ~ cost of
p purchaser. wM d CASSlN; Trustee.
(yEORGETowN DOLLAR STORE is receiving
elry statnettes. Vases. Albums, Knives, Ubyc Ss
Picture Frames, Clocks, Watt hes, and Plated Ware
for the holidays. wonderful bargains for 81. No
IS Hleh street. j. Q. NICHOLS. nol6- IN !
GQoD NEWS TO THIS PEoPLe OF THR
~ D " have inst received large in
spepdd Black yeiveteens, Black siks and s,tin.,
excellent lot of Blankets and Shawis Lace Coiiars
dozen mere Of those aaies ebeaS Linen Hand
yant oft above articles will DO well by calling Of
GeoTgetown Auction saturday Il 10 o'oocRs a 1 m
and ,. m. =. GUTAAN, Auet. c. b CRIPPEN,
salesman. $3.50 .aE noI7-2w
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SALE OF MonKY.-At the 18th monthly meet
ing last night of the Excelsior Building ASCOT a.
ton, 10 shares Of stock were advanced upon at
30 per cent. premium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-02

ALI BURNETT opens his buget OF comica,i-
ties at 1etzerott Hall on Monday evening mel
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orr AID DoN,r LIKE IT.-Geo T. Dovn,n,
10 here from New York, with the intention Of
e0ntessinE the night Of John 7. johnson to his
succssecrship % proprietor OF the refreshme nj
room OF the House Of Representatives.
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PAwNBRoKR's SALE.-Latimer & Cleary vii
continue their sale Of paWnbrokers goods to.
offered. Crest bargains may be had, as the
goods are sold without regard to ady ances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-02

The WRECKED SCHOONER POCoMoKs-Capt
Fowkes, OF the ste amer Wawaset, reports thai
the scht oner POcOmoke, Capt Francis Keyes
which was run into and sunk by the stealser
Lady OF the Lake, on Thureday night last, of
Persimmon Point, will prove q total loss unless
means are speedily taken to raise her. The yes
sci lies In eighteen feet OF water, and her fore
most, still standing, is ap obstruction to naviga-
ton at that point.
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RARGAINs In IN DRY GOoDSI
BENJAMIN MILLER.

kAhGAlNS In IN DRY GOODSl
BENJAMIN MILLER.
lOl BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. O.,
L. selling great bargains in all kinds Of WINTER
SOODS Money can be saved by giving him q call
before purc hasinR
Black Silks, We've teens, English Saline, Merinoes
Irish Poplins. Plaid Poplins and Serges Black Al
pacas.
Blankets, Flannels, Cloths and Cassimeres.
Juelas sted Kid Gloves, Jeseph's Kid Gloves,
Embroideries, Hamburg Work, and Real Lacss Mo
NEW sTOOK.- received |. large .,,crtm.n,
L Of first class READY-MADE CLOTHING,
which will be offered to the public at very low
CLOTHS: CASsIMEREs and vIsTiNGS. made to
order. Please examine ny stock before purchasing.
no. I'm No. 50 Bridge street.
lash PAID FOR LADIES, GENTS AND
- CHILDRENS CAST OFF CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, etc. ut l.. 0RABWOHLy 3, f31S
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended to. oca- Nv
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~, W. $3.50. Ss1fs IRON A TAIRD STORY WIN.
p,oSs1 ss A., M. s,,sning, -eolorsd girl en-.
Jumped frem window in the third Co. ~ sn s.,
house, and stIiAlng the pavement cut her r,s sI
arm and SIDE e verely. Temporary insspitx IL
rendered rgicai aid ''Ae'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-02

"A NOVEL and amusing toy has lately bean
Patented by Nessrs. Wild & Fro, piano makers.
OF tbs city. IL consist Of a small table mann,
fnred Of very thin material which can bs fasf
sned 10 the sounding board bridge of a piano.
CpoD TINS table number Of small figures are
and the vibration from the touch upon IN.
Keys OF the piano causes the figures to darce
upon the table. The toy, which may be seen N
me establishment OF Messrs. W. & Bro, can be
furnished ~ prices varying from hfty cents TO
twenty dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-02

SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE DISTRICT LINE
Latimer X Cleary, aucti0Beers, have sold part
OF the land known as the Foxhall tract abnnt
tive miles from this city, along the District line
and BarDaby creek, between wheeler's and the
Piscataway roads. Two lots went of.-NO to
=. Y: WildmaD, at 1856, and No. to j. T..
Huntley, at $50 per acre.
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THE COURTS.

ETRuecAN BrG LoCKETs, with Garnet Ewes
beautiful style, at Prigg's Jewelry Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-02

TIE BOARD OF MKTEoPoLIrAE PoLrcr at
aus meet irg Yesterday appointed Lewis East
man, a additional private for six months, TO
do duty IT the Treasury Departme emit extension,
and John Hewlett an additional private for
si1 months Applications from the following
named persons for LIQUOR license were disap-
proved By the Eosrd: William Kennedy. Pat
Iick Morgan, Matthew Byrne, Peter Kierua-
Ian, Michael Erien, George w. Bauer, John
solsehueh, Henry Miller, Theodore Lewis.
John p Mari, and j. ID. YerRa.