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The New York herald., 1870-03-11

C0AP MASUfAcrORY FOR shLE.-STEAM POWER;
- established cnsh adc large capacity VIZ exchange
for Cnsl Real Estate wthn hour OK New York.
dress HAMILTON. box III Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

GENERAL POST OFFICE TUESDAY, O'CLOCK
~ Tan gentleman. forgot name, shook hands with lady,
asked her for children, VIII please her, place,
friday or Saturday, AT hour acu viii obge by
doing go. A. n
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

lNoR NORFOLK, clry Pot,;r AND RICHMOND.
Oh Dominion Steamship cnmrnny
seanshpu o tsa line Leave pier 81 North river foo OF
Beach street.
ror Norfolk, CITY Point AMI Richmond every Tu>stsv
Thursday sud saturday, az r. NJ. connecting with the vr-
ana mir has .s Ssaboagd Inland Air
Peierhurg and eidon rloads Chesapeake and Ohio rail
rsads aaa RcsKsond and Dsnvs raiiroads Through
sersef tske through bills oi ans reduced rates "
al i1rts South and southwest.
N. L. MccREADv, President
Isl Greenwich street. corner OF Dor.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

II WILL RETURN THOSE SIX KINGS COUNTY
and two UDied States Five Twenty shat
reward OF ten par cent the amount and questions
asked.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

CEILING OFF; SELLING OFF.--BAACAINS ALL TIT
~ weak Bonnets SS; Hats trimmed for S2 cheap Feat
ers Flowers Call and A. BINSS' millinery T5 Broa
way opposite Stewards.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

(yARRIAGEs, ALL STYLES, AT GREAT BARGAINS.
~ hand aken IN exchange For sale cheap
all stylcs Harness, yelocipedesi Hand Wagons.
CALVIN WITTY, 6cB Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

ftU6TOM HOUSE, NEW YORK,
~ C0LLEoroR's OFFICE, March g. 1870
Al packages examined at the Public have be
passed By the United States Appraiser correct" and
which ave been allowed remain there by the importers
for fortyefght hours after such apprasemen will
on saturday next the 18th INST, be semi the
bonded warehouse at the importers risk and expense
NJ. II. GRINNELL, Collector
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

4 AWE HAVE MONEY 10 LOAN, WITHOUT
"A. bonus, hrsi class New York property and with buy
Mortgages ut far rates.
". L. BUTLER \ CO., 50 Liberty street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

The room in the Fist Ward in which Friend
ship Lodge, No. IL, I. o. o. f., holds its meet
ings, was crowded on last Thursday evening
with members Of that lodge, prominent mem
btrs OF tire order throughout the District and
several OF the REPRESENTATIVES to the Grand
lodge OF the United States, which meets in Bal
umore reSt Monday. The cause of the presence
OF thee t'stiDsp'sSed visitors in the lodge room
was made apparent dr. ing the course OF the
evening, when Grand Representative James
Smith, OF London. Ontario, asked the privilege
OF the floor, and v in Core appropriate :. parks
presented Deputy Grand Sire Frederick D.
Stuart with a be-.ulIul q jewell sutlble to h's
Ios .tion IN the order. Ii is all of gold m Ounted
on purple velvet, and IS a fine specimen IF Ca
buckle is the Jewel proper. circuIsr n form.
srImOunted by three Inns. ON the gold circle
As base IS q hye-rointed star, in the center of
which appears the sun 18th diverging rajs. Be-
bird this, on the circle elegantly chased, are
The crossed CTooFs. Below the star Is a igury
OF beaver, with the word " e .radl." On tie
10 Deputy Grand Sire Brosher Frede-icIx N.
Stssrt by a lew Of his hretbren 'n this place as
asbght token OF their spprecis. on OF b's ser
vices in the cause OF odd Fellowship. and in
commemC alton Of bis first yst - the order in
Ioron-o. ontario, August 18th, 1S1O.' Grand
Rerress NATIVE Smith also presented an address
Snetn City and Covenant Lodges, of Ontario.
MT. Stuart rep'e yCIv 4! eliDgly - the pre- en-
fa' on adj .o~S; a..sr which approximate remarks
we're Ide by Grand Repr ents,-v-' Na'Sa1
Porter epd III. j. Tfdel, OF -hIOrDia; Il. III.
MoIfSou- CTrss and DOugh.y, o, M,chig?1.
James Smith and James WOodvat., OF Oh.ario:
Hugh L.thsm, of Virginia; McLe u, HavennCr
and Coz dge, or tb's jur' dc,iOn; p. q. p.
k'ry. Of New York; Few. A. ID. Grosh. of Pa;
and Gard Sccret1ly Sweet, OF re ID ,.t.ct
The Odd Fellows Chow, under the lead of Pro
lessor D?riel, was pre-, ent, ard sung some ap-
propr.af; pieces in their usual line style.
Ibe members of the Grand Lodge OF TIE Uni
ted States from the D,si riot OF CoIumbia-FD.
Stusrt, I'D. u Size, and Represent .iv,g Nc
Lean, Haveune-. and Coiledge-Ieave hare tbi.
ever'ug .or Baltimore, in company WITH the
NIsIf0 above ramed, and Repr~ -entatiy-s John
Doripb9u, OF Missouri; j. e.. Barry, OF wi con-
s,n, and others who have arrived here since
Thu sfiay LOST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17
ALEXANDRIA.
The Ga.etse of last evening has the sollc

The Gasette Of last evening has the folio wing
items:
CITIZENS BANK OF ALExAppRJA.-At a
M eting of the Board OF Dire ctors OF the Citi-
zens' National Bank held this morning, R. H.
Miller, ESQ.,, was elected President, and w.
II. Lambert, Esq. Cashier, and It was deter
mined 10 buy the banking house of the Bank O Z
the Old Dominion for the purpose OF the new
bank, for SC, 5co.
SALE or A FARM.-Smoot & Miller, Land
Agents, sold on the 18th inst, to Mr.. j. H. Nc
Gregor, Of New York, a farm, fonr mil: J from
Bealton station, on the o., A. s. M. X. r., con-
tanning 26 acres, at S12 per acre.
DEATH OF G. 8. MINHR.-Mr. Gilbert s.
Miner, lawyer Of this city, died suddenly, q,
his residence on King street, this evening" CT
congestive chills, contracted in the Dismal
Swamp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

81. T.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT
learn that the Rev. James a. McCauley, ID. L.,
Presiding Elder, has just completed the Iabors
of the second quarter Of TIE year. His dis cict
embraces all the churches OF Washington eli J,
Georgetown, ID. G., ST. Msrv's and Char l,
Uniontown, BladeDsburs. a ,asant Grove
Laurel, Sandy Spring, Elk :: ige ard Rock
Vile. with an aggregate OF 5,073 members. and
IS local preachers; 90 churchcs, valued at
sSi coo, and IL parsonages at 81, 500; 10 Sab
bath schools, 40 officers and teachers, and
about 500 scholars, besides IL 900 volumes in
libraries. The work in the churches generally
has been of q most harmonious character. and
showing q gradual increase of substantial men,
bersbip. This being camp meeting quarter"
a very reasonable estimate OF the converts in
this district will yield from 800 to ,0c0. The
SABBATH school cause continues TO prosper, the
efforts and several intiuepcens OF the Churce be-
ing extended to the more thorough training, ac-
Complement and general welfare OF the ''little
onSs, which may ensure their future piety and
u efulness.
In the venerable Baltimore Annual Confer
ence there are five districts, viz: Baltimore,
East Baltimore, West Baltimore, Washington,
and Winchester, having $3.50 members, ISIS
local preachers, -. churches, valued at Slyi9,-
SEQ; Is parsonages at So $50; 336 schools, $3.50
officers and teachers, and =. 500 scholars. Should
each OF the other sixty seven Conferences OF the
Nj. r. Church have been prospering during this
wear as has the old Baltimore, the probability is
that the membership in 1870 will be increased
one hundred and fifty thousand Baltimore
American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

FuNERLL-The funeral Of the late A. j. Amos
look place from Wesley Chapel Mission, 9Th and
= streets. yesterday sfteIrOon, and was quite
largely atrerCed. Ire .eryic- were conducted
by Rev. Mr.. MePhefsrs, p stor. and Rev. j. G..
Hepnipg. Dawson Lodge No. 10 OF Mssors,were
present in carriages and followed the remsirs 10
Glenwood Ceme,erv, where the ceremonies OF
the order we're conducted by W. NJ. William j..
Stephenson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17
Meeting of the CoIorc d school Trr


reet'rg Of the board of Colored School
Trustees wss he'd lest night, at the usual place.
all Tire members present.
ONk MAN POWER, AED THE FUEL QUESTION
The subj % OF I0l n'sbirg fuel for the crrrent
wear was N oduced by Mr.. Sy phrx who stated
that u wPs me tue matter w=s locked inc.
that he bad proposal from Mr.. A. p Clark 70
Iui III. coal, and he moved that the Secretary
MI WOrrley, I e SuthoIi ed { } receive bid> and
make the cop acts for coal. Mr.. King opposed
The mo on, saying il was an imI Drtant mater
and tould be passed on by the foil bosrd-there
we're TO- 90 Tapy OF then-and Expenditures
which involved so la-ye an OUTLAY shonId he
care 1'ty considered by them all. He had
brought "a proposal at their last meeting i.om
AsfIow; winch, had 1t been accepted, would
nave sayedthe school land some fifteen cents Der
ton, hut coal rad since risen in pI.ce, and would
continue TO rise during tSe season. The motion
oi MI. y rhax WIS agreed T.; Mr.. King voting
IN the req alive.
RsNTING A DILAPIDATED RoCsE FOE SCHOOL
PURPO "a.
M. 81 pbas brought up ''.e s>bjecs OF renting
H.H, stating That the building u much out OF
repair, az the ov neI had pGopoS ed u rent II to
1ne oos-d at ten Jollars per month, on condi-
mo-, hs. 'hey would put V in repair and take
the co,s ort o. the rent. Mr.. King thought fhe
owner had better have tue ,spair: tone. l, ws'
finally agreed to take il on til, ,n"'t'"N ,auo,
restricting howf FER, she repairs to hfty doIaIs.
MI hros yo:ed in the ress,ive.
SCHOOL AT BUZZAFD's POINT.
MT. SypheN stated that he had received an
orgert spphc-r"n lIOnI ..,.zens in ibe Seventh
Ward 70 Oper a school at BIzzlrd p -, ara
alter some discussion IL WIS agreed fi..t NJ
kino should visit the neighborhood and irOni-e
Into the ney Ssties OF the case and report az the
ne%t meetisg.
FINANCIAL.
Mr.. Syphax stated that p had called on the
Mayor with reference 20 nonev for rho schools,
and was Informed there wss que them in c ASH
some SLIGO, and about $500 IN the city
certificates. The Layo- had sent him a state
ment made BY the CorntroTer 10 the above |
effect. Mr.. King thought IL ere should be u-ore !
Cash than that named due them, and il VIZ
agreed that they should wait on the NJ" -.
again On the same matter. NJ. SvphaJ ,55Yoa
had addressed a note - Mayor = o ne
Georgetown, and had received shenS' -, y.
81 SS55I which he had depcsi. ed >, ,ho -. ~,
OF the board. He said that car yetorvn 49, ~
ways been verv nrompt IN msetiI. their ga
~ sc school n 6ney.
-vO NEW TE1 cHsRs.
SorrirsS ors scr TEACHERS - fill vaclnci
were made by Mr.. SN phsy % follows: Farry r.
Shippen ard Mss T.. a. Jores. Both were
ehoeen.
SUPERINTENDENT CATO.
Mr.. Firg iroriret about the royements OF
she Superintendent, whether or not he was
here Mr.. WOrmly stlted that he was in Phila-
delphia, that he tad SonS difficulty about getting
q ui'able teacher there TO I'LL his place; bas
that he would be here next Wednesday.
A..er yo,iry to open arother shcol AZ Lincoln
Depot, in chg, Il Mrs Elftns IS resistant
teacher, the meeting adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

ARREST FOR LARCENY. AND RECOVERY OF
STOLEN GOcDs.-Lay mia Whitacre and Johanna
Bell, NO potorioJs cclored thievo7, were arrest
ed last ening by Lieutenant johnson, charged
with stealing jewelgy, wearing apparel, and
other goods 10 rue value OF over three hundred
dollars, belonging - Mr.. ~. Raddebaugh on
the 10Th day or October last. The officers have
been on the lookout for these thieves ever since,
and they were finally ca1ght In Towards block
In the S'N'h We, end part OF the stolen goods
recovered. There are Fome fourteen witnesses
in the csse, most OF them having purchs sed
some OF the goods from them; and The case VISA
before the police court to- day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

RBIIGious.-There are several protracted
meet ugs going on in this ci,y- among them one
at the Morut verron Place Methodist Church
south, under the past )rship OF Rev. W. V. Tu-
dor; ore st the East Washington Methodist
Protestant Church. under charge Of Rev. j. r.
wI'son; ore at the East Washing On NJ. +. Mi .
son, under cbr-ge or Pew. j. G. Henping; and
r~Nt week a seriCS ot extra meetings ere to he
+. ID. Glenn 10 preaching at II, 3 and X O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

FIRST WARD (HINBsR-SYPHAx) RErU8LI-
cANs.-A meeting OF the First Ward Republican
Club was called for last night at the Stevens
Sehcol-hou-e e, but wsst not held, there being so
email a turnout. C,iaTles Syphax the president.
HI cv;s, and Daniel J. Muse held a copsulta-
ton over some resolves they proposed II
offer, but IL w?s not stated on what subject thew
we're. Some OF those no. "a full sympathy With
that wing Of the pan " assert tba- the object Of
the meeting was 20 instruct the Aldermen how
20 vote on the nominations OF the Mavor. Mar
tin Cronin, OF the Fourth Ward, eS-Cbief Engi-
neer OF the E'-e Department and Fire Comm =
sioner Watson were on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17
OTONEl STONE u STONE III
oRNRna nEARRTRQ

srenSred 10 furnish WINDOW HILLS and LIN.
Ills, STEPS, PLATFORMS, DooRsILLs.
Also. ROU0H pIMENsIoN STONE to order.
BUBBLE STONE for hesvy nasonry.
( For Price List for 1870. call at once. 14l y
direct, or Stone Yard, foot X street. kock Oreek.
sD1-w&s,@ CIV. HAYDEN, eecreee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

FRRsB READING MATrKR-From Mess-s
French, l-angran * O2il, ie, washinq ron nyep =
for the Leonard Scot Publ shjng Co.'s reprints
Ne have BlGekaooodrs kaedxias Tor Septs nber,
from John q. Parker We have the 7raasaH,.IS
Nos aEine Tor September. and Capt. Norton,s
D.sry," and other stores by Florence Marryafs-
T. A. Troliope, &c; from Shiliington we have
Demoreai,s AirTor 81 FlsAaoa for October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

TIL BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILROAD
1hs Nocy Yard nlansl--The work upon the
tunnel in the Sixth Ward, on this road, Is still
being pushed on with two sets Of hands, work
the work cannot be pushed forward as rapidly
as could be wished, As 1t Is necessary to use
props until the mas onry is done. There is one
great benefit which, on this account, results to
the city, and the commissioner OF the Sixth
Ward (Mr. &. w. White) has taken advantage
OF it, having, With the corporation carts and
hands, removed much Of the gravel to the
put them in better order than they have been
for svme time. at very little expense to the cor
poration. By the earth taken from the tunnel
much Of the low ground (marsh) south of the
Navy Yard Market and in the neighborhood of
18th street east he's been raised to the grade,
and sewers constructed, to the AnacoJtia, In 9th
and 18th streets. In unreling several OF the
wells along the line have been tapped and fami
lies put to the inconvenience OF going elsewhere
for water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

TEE CASE OF A x. Ca-ArEAN.-we have a
note from A. X. Cazapran, enclosing q slip rom
the New York World, giving the particulars or
the examination Of the charge against Car luran
OF irsudulently obtAiring money from 'he pro-
lIletors OF hAh IN Buff sIo, representing himself
az tne agent OF Theodore THONGS, Of New York
CITY. 1he word report says II WIS show A.
however. Yesterday, that he (Clzauranl acted
In sood faith. and really WAS Thomas AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

SPIRITUALIsN.-Thef friends or Thomas Gales
Forster expect an Interesting lecture from him
tomorrow night on "Copsciousness beyond the
Grave" See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

APPOINTMENT AND REsIGNATIoN-Mayor
Emery has appointed MIR. Glide On w. L!-nsr
ore OF the temporary clerks in the Comp Oilers
ONCE. Mr.. Larner halls from the Tb'rd We'd
and bis abilities are well known.
Hr. A. Il. Newton's resignation Book
Keeper Of the corporation hes b,en accepted
lie rosi6 led on accop1t Of ill health, and tn.
Mayor in accepting his resignai on compliments
h'm Tor the manner in which he has performed
his duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

NEEDS ATTENTIoN.-Thec istern constructed
diving the war, at the corner of 10th and b
ssroes n. f., needs immediate attention, as not
a DAY passes bat some children make marrow
escapes from falling in. The government Of
fcers n promised - have 1t filled, and it is
- be hoped that 1t will be done soon.
The bridge over o. steam at the intersec-
ton of Sth and streets N. W., also needs atten-
ton, & it frequently happens that narrow es
capcs are made, especially at night, from dam
age to persons and property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

THR WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, CIR
ner OF 18th street and Louisiana avenue, Is opsn
from $50 to 80 O'Clock every Saturday evening,
in addition to its regular banking hours. Il
pays interest on deposits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

SALK OF REAL Estate IN EAST WASHING
roN--Mr. james Fraser hSs sold lot No. 4, in
,Inare sf9, living near the Wallsch School
sS59.so. - ~ VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

VIZ DIRECT ATTENTION to the Advertisement
ekew nere IN to-day's paper OF the heavy auction
ale OF boots, shoes, &c, &c, to take place in
Baltimore next Tuesday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

SUNDAY Ex, URsION-Tbe fine steamer Lady
o. the Like VIII ie-ve her wharf, foot OF eth
s.Teet, IN this ci,J at 2 O'Clock tomorrow after
noer, Ior PREY Point. returning on Monday
morning. Those who do not avail them elvc ,
% this opportunity for a Zip down tiie Poto-
luSuries ~ ne Point, will miss t.eat plea 1ure :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

SHRpPsHIRR (Wcst of En,land) Cloths, OF the
nrtt quality, in Black, Blue, Brown and Olive
for ordered work; and cloth finished English
MeltoDs, in various colors.
GEORGE G.. HKNNING,
No. 40 eth s.reet n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

NATIONAL TREATRE-"The Water witcbesr
commences this even nos entert lin nant, and
the rev hurlesque, "Py gmalon, or tle ST tue
Lover. '"'iows. This piece is very amusing,
Miss Alice sus tainino the title role, with Emc-
Inc 81 the Statue, CHRISTINE as Cupid and Ms,
Fannie Pierson a. Venus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs, DC.

NATIONAL Thedter-The Zavistowski Sisters in
The Water Witches and "Pygmalion, or The
Statue Lover"
Excursion TO PIney Point on the Lady Of the
Lake this ever - and tomorrow.
Picnic at 4us'C , n Land on Monday. for
the beTeft OF st. S'3phen's Sc, COL.
Smiths Art Gallery, PAS street.
MGkrite 3 Art Gallery, 4ss Ith street.
Brlow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17
/ UNBIRi LUMBERn LUMBERm

large and eomplete assortment Of Building Lum.
Der, hemiock fsnei.g, Gyyress Shingles, Whitt
DRESsIb LUMBER
Of all kinds on band and for eale q lowest markss
rates, 81 WILLEr REDGRAvB,
Corner New York avenue and 9th stree
aplS-o one sQuaro from Northern 4arkot,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17
CITY ITEMS.

PRIGG's DOLLAR STORE,
NO. 45l Pennsylvania avenue, bet Az aud 9th ste
Receives new styles every morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17
GEORGETOWN lDyIRfIsIIKyfs.

RI THOMAS BOWLING, Auet.; Georgetown.
ELEGANT HoUsEBoLp FURNITURE AND
"A On noSbHI s n At AAHSII9 o., ,s,
s, At ,es 9ioss yin sell, Nc, Dunharton
n,he Hc oesSsen Congress and High streets. all
ueman declining housekeep ping, OF which Is
One 1s II air Cloth P.rlor Suite
One Green Rep Parlor suite
Msrble-top Center Table
E.sy Chairs, Gilt Mirror
Whs,not, Green Rep Sofa Bed
Walnut Extension Table
Oak Dining Chairs
Fine Fin Wall Vail 1t Msrt!etcp Chamber Suite
Feather Bed.. Pillows and Bolsters
Cotton top and Hulk Mattresses
Brussels Carpet NEARLY newt
Ingram Carpets, Oicloth and Mating
hefreera,or with many other articles too numerous
.ei4 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
" IN FAB. VINEGAR.
One hundred barrels pure CIDER VINEGAR,
suitable for pi ling on hand, and for IN lols
to suit purchasers by &c wATERs,
WHITE LEAD AND PAINT pEPoT-Althe
w standard articles at the lowest cash prices
ses I'm &C. NICHOLS.
NKw FALL DBY GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED,
6eco yards CALlC9Es, best makes. at 10 and l7Sc
loo yards Sh LIFTING fRiNTS. new and besuti-
Pure MeHsiR BLACK ALpAoAs, very cheap
Colored DRESS GOODS, in variety
M49LEM GOODS, FOR me. and boys, wear
OPERA fLANEELs, WHITE FLANNELs, very
The celebrated Jugler KID GLOVES
BLEACHED AND BRoWE CoTT0Ss VI
BENJAMIN MILLER
aux hui Bridge street. GaOrQetOWn ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17
NEW EXPRESS R LIN; va CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA. ALExANDRIA,y VA. VASE
LOAN OFFICES.

1904 FULTONs LOAN OFFICE, 1904
lZZf PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ISSf
Befresa l2ih and 13fh Streets, S0ufh Stde.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
many frends and the public generally that he ha.
n prepared advance money on atches, iamor ds
Jeweiry, Silverware, Guns, Revolvers, and numer-
Gus other kinds Of personal property. Once hou--
frem 81 Q. m. to- B. N. HORACE K. fCLTON.
e - Inn Licensed Yawnbroker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

HEMrLxR has all kinds Of Thermometers. IS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY AND GENERAL
~ lNTELLlGENCE OFFICE, No. 437 7rI
SrksEf, between ID aud <, near Post Office -
Houses and Lots bought, sold, rented or exchanged.
Bills and Rents collected; Book Ac counts adjusted
&C. Patronage respectfully solicited.
l.. ROBERTS,
De 1861 GEO. ARMSTRONG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
AND SCHOOL REQUISITES.

The largest assortment ever kept in Georgetown,
and sod at publishers prices, at
POE 4 sELI9SONS,
New Literary and Musical Depot,
ser 1l5 Rridoe sfraax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

w II. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR
MADE By TKSNKY, DAVIDSON & Co.,
OF selected choice WHEAT, by q process. Know
only to themselves, and thoroughly Cleaned by the
best patent cleaners, is now being placed ON the
market with satisfaction to all who have tried II
GEdrdnteed equal TO any ~ ths DiStricf
For sale by most Grocers anls.l Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

II neas Penny ivsais s.sass. RoBkSf. T6E
Issl tesats. Di.nond,, XssehsS Dry a9os, ~
Opsa svay a. e1esIs Essza1s Esa . .. =. Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

+ FRKDERICk, MD
CHARTERED $50. A Reealar Collage.
Will commence its next scholasfic var with ~!
corps e. Professors and Teachers, MONDAY, Septeu
Der 18th. French lady resides IN the family
Terms very moderate. Send for q Catalogue con
tanning terms. view Of buildings, names Of alumni
&C. Address REV. THOs. n. CAEN, A. n.
President. iyH-4m
HOWARD INSTITUTE, MARYLAND-Locs
II ton beautiful school select, facilities extended
expenses reduced, and training appliances scarcely
eausled. Fall Term begins September sth. H
e SrSs Per snnIm, SEs; Obtain CIRCULAR. Of
Store Post Once. Howard county, Md. aus I'm
4 IPPINCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
II CHARLES sTREET AVENUE,
BALTIMORE, Hp.
Select Boarding and Day School. Every facility
or the requirement Of Q thorough and hnishei
English and French education.
Especial attention given 10 Ausio and ornaDsp.
Cost for boarding pupils In English depsrsmsui
$50 per annum.
70 cireul.rs containing full information sddrss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

TAROS WASHINGTON LOAN OFFIOE,
93S, corner Of 10th and q streets, 81, n. "
(Mrs. OARO, formerly Mrs.. :. BurnstinsJ
MONTY LOANED ON Geld and Silver watches
JeVelrY, Clothing and Merchandise Of every -
description. Gold and Silver bought. Open
from o. m. to p. m. u
Tea On park Frdasdts. au8lys