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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

The SEGAR-LINCoIS ARRAY RenrlcrI Of
HCstsitiss--AIout IL O'Clock this morning "a
renewal of hostilties; took place on the corner
of 18th and + streets between Hon. Joseph Segar
OF Virginia, and Mr.. W. ). Lincoln ONLY this
time II was Mr.. q. ID. Willard, Mr.. IincOln,s
law partner, to whom Mr.. Segar paid his re-
spects. There are two accounts, one claiming
that MIR. Willard took a walk out OF his
ONCE on business. accompanied by a friend
named Potter, and when on the pavement in
front, was met by MIR. Segar, who, without
warning, commenced to deal him heavy blows
with cane, and another that Mr.. Segar and
MIR. Willard met on the sidewalk, when their
conversation developed the fact that Mr..
Willard was Mr.. Lincoln's business
partner. Another statement goes to show that
Mr.. willard this morning saw Mr.. Segar in the
vicinity OF eth and + Streets and said " Well,
you've finished my partner Off; now do you
want anything out of me 2" and that then
ommenced the row. Anyhow, Mr.. Sc
gar struck at Mr.. willard with his
cane, and the latter, parrying the blow
caught Mr.. Segar, and both " went to grass''
like flash, MIR. willard on top. Several of the
business men near by rushed out and separated
the combatants. who, when wide apart called
to each other /" Yes, you are theft" " Yes,
and you are a robber," &c. Finally, Mr.. Willard
walked of, and if there was any mastership of
the situation in question, Mr.. Segar had it as he
paced the pavement near by the scene for some
twenty minutes after the occurrence giving a
history OF the affair TO all who would question
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

A NEW PLEASURE place. Glorious Fishing
Porty-An Empty ChOscder Pot Gt Plenty to
EOt and. DriHk.-For some weeks past number
of WashingtOnians temporarily residing in and
near BladensbuTg, with others from this city,
have been in the habit of spending Thursdays
in fishing and hauling the seine in the Eastern
Branch. near what Is known as Conns Landing,
about quarter of a mile from the District line
on the eastern bank of the stream, and il was
chcwder party would take place yesterday
Accordingly about o'clock Yesterday morning
Dave Smith, Billy Yost Bob Ireland, and sew
eral other inhabitants OF the burg" started for
COnn's,' and, after a long drag through the
sand, succeeded in reaching the landing, when,
after good clothes were dotted and I" onerary''
put on, an unsuccessfu al attempt was made to
lift some OF the piscatorial monsters from the
salty deep, made salt by the accidental
splitting Of the quart OF fresh salt
brought out to season the chowder.)
by the arrival of the head "copper" Of one of
the police precincts, who by the way is quite
"fy, /" and young Washington merchant, and
the beat having been brought in the entire
party embarked, two herculean arms were laid
on the oars, and rapidly was the boat propelled
up the stream, passing the sand boat "Shuphli"
the ''HOxtoma DolawaIker" dragging for sand.
and the 'Anacostia' under way. In answer to
| question one of the "burghers'' said that
these boats make frequent voyages up the Ana
costa, generally working by 'sjug power" and
with q sweep" The party having reached the
| mouth Of one of the "guts,' the seine was
put with 10 success. ABOUT this time
the heavens commenced to darken and light
Mig to flash, and 1t was thought best to return
The party having again taken the place on terra
hrma, II was concluded to lay in the substan-
| tials, and by the time the bacon had
been fried, the tomatoes served with onions,
and potatoes boiled, the crowd was further in
creased by the arrival Of Dick Harrington, Sam
Phillips and Tom Wilson of the Washington
bar. During the heavy shower the edibles soon
disappeared, the desert being cantelopes 1.-THE
most Of which, IL is said, were bagged by the
| tallest member Of the BARI and the liquors being
ale, pure old rye and Adams ale Subsequently
the boat was again headed up the stream, Dick
Harrington and Tom Wilson taking an active
part In hauling the seine with but little better
success than on the first haul, three small cat
fish being the reward OF their labors. On re-
turning again Squire Walter, Billy Fendall, L..
&. Hine, and Steve Tally were found waiting
anNiously for the return of the boat, and, after
me time spent in singing, &c, the party dis
peTsed and the Washingtonans returned IN
the ten O'Clock train, well pleased With their
success"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

REAL ESTATE SALK.-Thos. r.. Waggaman,
real estate broker and auctioneer, sold part lot
No. ~ in square No. 1l6, improved by three
story brick house, to James Butler, for 5000.
VIM. l.. Wall & Co., suctiOneers, have sold
port Of lot 6, square Az, with Improvements
thereon, fronting on 9Th street, between q and
northwest, to NJ. p. Csllan, for 1851; also,
part lot 5, square $40, with improvements 'front.'
ing on l. street, between 9th and 10th southwest,
10 George W. Hauptmab, for 81 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

TIE ATTORNEY FEE IN THE POLICE COURT.
The attorney fee heretofore taxed in cases
before the Police Court has been paid by
the Marshal to the L. s. District Attorney, as
the same were paid in. On yesterday in conse-
quence of the following letter from Mr.. Enoch
1otten, the Corporation Attorney As will be
seen from the court report, a new arrangement
has been made:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August f. $50
SB- Il have recently been informed that the
attorney fee, taxed as costs against defendants
IN the Police Court of the District OF Columbia.
has been paid over to the United States, through
the District Attorney. Under the fifteenth sec
uon OF the act establishing said court the citv
OF W ashington Is entitled TO eighty per centum
of all a. INES. penalties, eosfs, and forfeitures
imposed or so1sd by said Police Court" in ALI
cases where the United States are plaintiffs
The same section makes it the dSfty of the
Marshal of said District to collect the same and
Jay 1t over TO the proper authorities of said
city. Said attorney fee Is included in the word
4" costs"
deem it proper to notify you of the construc-
hon OF the said act, which will be insisted upon
by the city Of Washington. Very respectfully,
EyoCH TOTrKN
Attorney for Corp. OF Washington.
Hon. Alex. Sharp, Marshal, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

The ONO STATE AssoCIAIIOS-TR, Assess-
SsSht--At the meeting of the Ohio State Assocl-
alton last evening motion TO appoint a comIlit-
tee TO draft resolutions and confer with the Con-
gressiOnal Committee relative 10 the assessment
of one per cent. on government employees for
the suIOrt of the republican cause was offered
and lost A motion was offered, that q COM
mittee be appointed to consult with the Con.
gTessional Committee, to ascertain IL said com
mittee will allow O reduction on the assessment,
or permit each individual to spend whatsoever
money he NAV have TO disburse within his own
district, ard after amendment, that, in the
opinion Of the association, its members who 90
home TO vote should not be taxed, and carried.
Major Gaines, Major FraZee, and Hr. 2. T.
South were appointed the committee.
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j. 0lLY&8DER@,
3l2 sEYENTH STREET,
BET. PEsNsYLvAsIA AVENUE AND d STREET.
SHIRTsl SHIRTS! sHIRTsl

VIM. b. FAULKNER would respectfully inform
his old customers and the citizens OF Washington in
general that he can be found ct No. nth street
near Pennsylvania avenue, where he 10 prepared 10
make HITS to order in the most approved man
shirts are too wen known to need further notice.
Persons finding their material can have il made
up at ehort nstice.
A good OPERATOR on Wheeler q Wilson's Sew.
Ing Nachipe wanted. kepJ Jy2-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

fEoaoIkD.-Whham j. Cooke and George II.
r. Fletcher, of the Secretary's ofice. Tressury
-. DePn u.s nj, were yesterday promoted from
third ITO fourth-class clerkships.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTS, dc.

Grand Fishing Excursion, on steamer Lady of
the Lake, at O'Clock D. m.
DALI HxouRsIon Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
SMIrH's ART GALLERY, 3s5 = street.
MARKRITER's Art GALLERY, 4es Ith street.
BARIow's Arr GALLERY, 90 Pa. avenue.
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

We are now selling spring and summer Dress
Goods
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
Embracing handsome Lawns at l2ls cts: Parasols
at half price; Summer Cassifneres and Linen Drills
at sacrifice: L. 40 yards CalicoeS-best makes at 10
and l2ta cts good at Ga cts. Never before have we
offered such bargains BENZ MILLER
jyl4 l0l Bridge ST, Georyetown ID q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

UNITED IRIsHMEN.-The United Irishmen of
the Filth Ward, held a meeting last evening at
the ball on Pennsylvania avenue, between LIST
ard I'd streets east, and a committee of three
was appointed to confer with q committee of
freshmen designated at q meeting held short
time since, on the propriety Of holding a mass
meeting to express sympathy with France in
her struggle against Prussia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

TIE FEE QUESTION. = Yesterday morning
Deputy Marshal W. o. Thomas of the Police
Court received orders to pay no more fees to the
Assistant L. >. Attorney of that court, but all
costs are hereafter to be placed to the credit Of
the District Attorney to be paid over to the
Levy Court, corporations of Georgetown and
Washington; the Assistant District ATTORNEY to
be paid as in cases of the District ATTORNEYS
before Criminal Courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

WASHINGTON DIST Riot CAMP MRErING.-It
determined that the Methodist Episcopal
camp meeting for all the churches of the Dis
tricto of Columbia and the adjacent country shall
again be held in Haslup's grove, % miles from
Annapolis junction. Washington Branch Rail-
road. and Friday, the 18th inst, is fixed as tie
day of commencement. Careful efforts have
been made to provide, with the least expense
and labor, for the convenience and comfort of
those Eh0 may encamp thereon. Tickets good
ior elghI days will be issued by the railroad at
haif the usurl fare-that is from Washington for
20 cents the round trip. Cars chartered at half
the usual price VIII make the transportation of
camp eguiFage small expense, comparatively,
TO families or indiy iduals. Tents can be pro-
weed oy the committee at 81, So, SIC, or so,
with transportation at the reduced rate. Straw
Tor bedding and plank for tent flooring furnished
on reasonable terms. The Washington camp
viii doubtless bring together a very large as
eemblage of Methodists and others from the
District, Alexandria, Prince Georges, Montco-
merry, Anne Arundel and Carroll counties Md
and Baltimore will also be well represented
Present arrangements, and the experience of
the late grand Darlington National Camp
guarantee that this camp of the 18th August
will be one of the most edifying and delight Ill
ever hel6 in Maryland.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
Two STORES AND DWELLINGS ON BRIpG &
~ o. aaNphY ARE kso ON l has s,h, a,
.nd .s Bridge 3sT 9a ars s s SsssTss s Mos
S Se, soaso .he tive Stores and welng houses
each store and dwelling 70 be rented sspsrateiy Tor
MN. KEENAN,. kiministTs,or.
sufSt THUS. BOWLING, Auct.
RI THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; George,own.
IMPEOyEp PROPERTY ON SEVENTH ST
"A o. WHpNESsHnsNyv AT ArSTtSN
premises, subdivision Of lots 81 aud "a, front
High and Frederick streets, by a depth of $50 feet
improved by two Brick and Frame Tenenents ''e'
with interest secured by deed of trust on the PROB
efy ran; ~ ana stamps at cost Of the pur
struck OF. VICE '"e p''Per'' IL
au3d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
RY THOS. BOWLING, Auctr.: Georgetown.
SALE OF vALUABtE REAL ESTATE NEAR
GEOR9ETOWN, D. G.
West I'D VIE to the snbser,b SS dated si SEP
..tember Sd ls6s, and recorded amongst the land
bidder a SfF rs shs sgSf il
az foIlSws BEGINNING at stone 8. On the west
aqueduct, and running thence +. S1s0 west "a feet
10 stone No. f. thence s. 69i west its to at me
No. s. thence n 2fo IS minutes, west 30 feet 10 a
stone No 6; thence N ZOE OF minutes east 2SL feet
to stone No. T. which is ON the Al uednct road: and
thence by and with said road s. So, Ias]s feet
TO the beginning, being the tract of land con.
veyed to said We by Frank Riley.
Terms: One third each, and the residue in two
equal payments At six and twelve months with inter
est to be secured by deed of trust of the premises
Sid. If the terms of sale not complied with in
three days from the day sale the property may be
resold upon five days notice, az the risk and cost of
the defaultiDg purchaser. All conyeyancing. in
Gliding revenue stamps, at purchaser cost Fifty
dollars down at close OF sale.
HUGH CAPERT0N, Trustee
Iy27-3taw&ds tCour ri TH0S DowL ING, 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.. Crown; said premises and
house being on the west side of Foxhall's lane NOT
far from Green Springs"
avs eo&ds HUGH CAPERTOS, Trustee.
MISS N. DAVENPORT WISHES To PRO
W cure pupils for Piano.forte Instruction. Les
sons glNen at homo or at the residence Of Teacher
No: 80, "a street, Georgetown. For terms apply as
aDove. JyD- Inn
~ ncV IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05
CITY ITEMS.

GENTLRMEN's English and German Half Hose
must and will rise about 81 per dozen. Con-
sumers should purchase now. Prices un-
changed at GRO. q. HENNING's,
No. 40 9TH st., n. w.
IN ORDER to make room for Fall goods, will
offer Spring and Summer Clothing at less than
cost.
A. STRAUs, Popular Clothing House,
Penn. avenue, between 10th and 18th streets
Three doors east Of 18th street.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French jet Jewelry,
OrOide Etruscan Jewelry
Hollow Cut Ball Jets
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar ,Jewclry
Store. No. Al Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and 9Th streets.
HKMPLBR has all kinds Of thermometers So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

CLERICAL CHANCES At The NAVY Yam
Rear Admiral Smith, commsndant AZ ths w.
ington Navy \ ard, has promoted Co. W. Watson
from second TO first-claSs clerk TO The com.
mandant, and appointed II. NJ. Cady u a second
class cleTkship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

THE CITY HALL.-The NeU OHcers.-In the
east of the City Hall, no courts being in session
business seems to be extremely dull; but i'm the
west wing, in the Offices OF the Mayor and
Register, every one appears to be fully en-
ployed, those officers having their time fully
occupied in appending their signatures to the
new certificates OF Indebtedness, some of which
rs soon as a comptroller Is appointed and quail
fed win be ready to be paid out. General Whit
tlesey. to whom the office has been rendered, Is
now out of town, but has been telegraphed TO.
engaged in preparing the books, &C., for his Of
fee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

Did OF HIS Observation-Disclosures Hudson,
the coiored man who was attacked on Saturday
night, July q, by two colored men named
George Curtis and Edward jackson, at Bug
Yards Point, and beaten with club, breaking
his arm, and cut with a razor, before published
in TIE STAR, died Yesterday Of his injuries.
His assailants are I'm Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

SALE OF MoNEY.-Last evening AT the lis,
monthly meeting OF the Excelsior Building As
soeisiion, ten shares were sold at 81 !. per cent
premium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

"EST END HOTEL.
wv LONG BRANCH, NEW JERsEY,
Will be Opened for the Reception Of Guests ON the
49, Goth June.
Ihlsmagnincent structure, located at the n \
''Court End Sf this now famous summer VEHAV
resort, has all the adv antsges of modern l::H
improvements calculated make its guests saiisiied
Ia every respect
The personal attention OF Mr. JAMES SYKES
and Mr.. PETER GARDNER, 90 long known 20 the
travelling pHbic will surely guarantee to those that
can wish for.
For Rooms &C.. apply on the premises, or By latter
addressed to SYKES, GARDINER s. co.
JeHu West End Hotel. Long Branch, N. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

A TESTIMONIAL FROM THE PHILADELPHIA
FIREMEN TO ENGINEER HOLNEs.-Mr. George
Holmes, chief engineer of the fire department
OF this city, WAS yesterday the recipient of a
splendid freman's hat and belt from the Mag
ara hose Company, Of Philadelphia. OF which
company .if. t.3imes vas formerlya menher
and with which he still retains his Connection
ihe hat is Of the New York pattern sixteen
IDS SUI mounted by a tiger coEchQnt. holding in
ms paws the TAP Of the frontispiece The frontis-
piece Is OF white enameled leather, ornarncnted
Win git and handsomely stitched in blhe. with
The ords Chief Engineer +. d.; in white block
letters upon a red ground The hat is painted
white, with the ribs and trimmings gilded The
uncerside OF the rim is shaded from a very dark
maroon color at the edge to bright vermiIlion
on the inner part, and is from the celebrated
establish ment OF u. III. Migood X Son, q South
Eighth street, Philadelphia. A solid silver plate
on the bac k of the rim bears the Inscription.
" Presented 10 George Holmes, chief engineer
OF the Washington Fire Department, BY the
niagara Hose Company of Philadelphia" The
belt i OF red and white patent leather. gotten up
with equal good taste and artistic skill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

DINkss on THE POLICE COURT The
up TO August LIST il i67 OF which nnmhaT Ok az
sorIoIsnon and Levy Court cases and 90
tnIted states cases This court went into
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Mr. SYKES Acknowledges his grateful obligations
TO the patrons OF Willard's Hotel and promises to
those Who shall visit his house to extend every COM
Iert and accommodation that may lie In his
power. JeA0
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FIRE LAST NIGHr-An alarm of fire was
sounded At IL O'Clock, last night, from box 4,
llth street east and Pennsylvania avenue,
which was caused by the burning of q small
stable owned by Mrs Brawner at 18th and ID
streets southeast No. engine went into ser
vice and prevented the spread of the flames.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-05

BASE BALL-Natioadis rs. Hdrpdrd-The Har-
ward nine of Harvard College Massachusetts,,
played the National Club yesterday afternoon
and defeated them by a score of 70 to L. The
hational bad out a scrub nine, on account of
The resignation CT some Of their best PLAYERS.
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IoRDANs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

MAkfLASD.-BENNET BROS A =
froprietors having reiurnished, renova YeAY
known Hotel, are now ready Tor the reception u
summer bosrders Persons desiring a home free
from the turmoils Of the hot and crowded city, will
ind all they desire. For further information. ad-
dress BENNETT BROS. Cambridge, Nd. ~ Is Lon
pINEY POINT PAVILION.
ST. Mdry's CbVnry, Nd,
viii oren for the reception Of Visit n 4
err, TUESDAY, July 5, lSs0. This popu- vEAV
larresort has been gr, atty enlarged by the tk.fRI
addition Of new and commodious building, The
cottages thoroughly renovated, and the ole estsb
ilsiimest supplied with entirely FsrHifHs Ten
Pin Alleys Fishing and Sell Boats and every appli
ance necessary for the comfort aud pleasure Of
Bsltino ore and Aqua Creek Boats pass daily
Terms-S3 per day, SE 30 per week. SO per month
OF thirty days. Children and servants half price.
fufher information will be furnished at the Once
OF the Metropolitan Hotel Jasl II
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GERMAN PATRIOT ASSOCIATION OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLTMBIA.-The board OF officers
met last evening at the Victoria Hotel, A. Eber-
", Esq. in the chair. A resolution was adopted
that all moneys collected shall be sent to the
Consul General OF the North German Confed-
Grafton at New York to be forwarded by him TO
the Central Sanitary Commission al Berlin.
Frederick kapp, Esq, late OF New York city,
and now in Germany. was appointed to repre-
sent this association in the Central Sanitary
Commission at Berlin, and the secretary was
ordered to send MriKapp the appointment. 1t
was further resolved that the association has no
right to use any of the moneys collected for any
other purpose than the support OF the wounded
and sick soldiers and widows and orphans of
German soldiers. Mr.. Louis Schade was APP
pointed as an additional collector for the Second
Ward.
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between the copsrtners composing the firm Of
SYKES. CHADWICK co the entire manaae-
nent and control OF Wilar's Hotel has passed into
the hands Of the undersigned who is from this datA
alone responsible therefor. -
June 10, 1870 JAMES SYKES
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The LoNG BRIDGg.-It is understood that
the plan for a bridge across the Potomac, in
place OF what is now known as the Long Bridge,
which viii be built by the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Railroad Company, will be one OF the
nnest structures in the country. Carriages,
wagons and foot passengers will pass UNDER
meath the railroad track, which must be at a
considerable elevation to avoid the steep grade
now found On the Washington side along Mary
land avenue The ITesent causevay is TO be
removed, which not only leave the channel
un,Hpeced, but will cause the deposits now
existing just above IL TO he washed away the
present principal cause OF the malaria which
settles upon many portions OF Washington city,
causing ague and fever. The Long Bridge, for
the repair Of which Congress was asked an ap-
preparation Of 1000, has been put in complete
order for travel BY the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company at an expense of less than
s1-5Oc-a good commentary upon the difference
OF cost when money Is to come out of a private
pocket instead OF Uncle Sans. The repairs
were completed under the supervision OF III. X
Bradshaw, of this city. All other railroad COM
panles are to have the use of the bridge, if
desired, upon paving equitable rates to the
Pennsy lvania Centfal--Alexdrdria Gas. Aug. 4.
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SUMMER RESORTS:
( .RKENBRIEK WHITE sULPHUR sPRInGs

(.REENBRlEK WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
" GREENBRIER COUNTY. WEsv yIRGiNIA
GREhT REDUCTION nv BOARD.
In order b. extend the season through thu fall
m2nfhs we viii reduce charges on and after TIRE
Wth OF August to the following rates viz: per day
eS' per week, ~; per month, Sc.
1rHE SECOND GRAND FANCY AND MAS
2uEhApk BALL will come Of AZ the white = on
IHohsDAf the llth Of August. Monkey, the eel
robe. IRenl sal M;
IORDANS WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
FREDERICK COUNTY VIRGINIA
onIy IA mllsstrom Stephenson Depot q. d point
on the harper Ferry and Winchester Kali
49,. road, hve miles iron Winchester
mus watering Place Is now op+ m under more IA
Nerso!s circumstances than at any time
sthSe the war, and every efort will bevA0
nlsoe 10 give entire satisfaction to all the ls.Wl
me CITY BANDoF MUSIC will he in .,..,.-
ance and Mas uerade and Fancy Rail. " ill H. -
guehtly given during the season. "
SprlEe Pamphlets Tor distribute the Sp-ins.
and az Messrs Coleman q Rogers. Baltimore
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY issua
round trip tickets, good for FIVE days, from Balti
more 70 Stephenson 5 Depot and return, at So frum
washington TO sane at 81 20.
Telegraph ONCE in full operation.
Terms 20 per day, gu 20 per week, and S1 per
month. Children and coIored servants half price
whlte servants three fourths, according TO &C
jy2slm &c. JORDAN.
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RrnovAL.
DIR. MERRILL
has removed his DENTAL OFFICE "a
1l12 II street. near 18th R@
All DENTAL WORK done in the beeteRY
manner and at moderate prices. Nitrous Okla. GA,
aoA oAh octfu8 seetu. ie IN