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CORN CROP.
JAMES A. GiNS.

Wy crop of corn consisting OF fiftv six
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sandy loan, planted l4th. May and gather
ed 18Th. September.
This was broke up in the fall 1865. crop
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Surry 1870.
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Cider makers say that the dry weather
in New England has affected apples 80
that it requires ten bushels for barrel
this year, against eight in the other sea-
sons.
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Surrv 1870.
CROP OF OATS

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On peas. beans, grain and corn. J. L.
Saunders: LIST pI emium on beans: and u.
+. Trewnr2y on corn.
WV WAEDwTfr
ILMrEL L. CUSHING. Com.
DANIEL f. TKEweRGY. y
Evening star., 1870-01-29
TED ATES MA
MARYLAND.

PosI OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Proposals will be reserved al the Contract once of
Mails Of the United States July l. $50, to June
ryand, and by the schedules Of departures and ar
a6l-FrOm PerrymansyiTie to Booth Bay Hill. 3
Leave Hef Perrr@n.SIIe anq 1asn; 9nee gsek
Arrive at Booth Bay Hill by r M
LeaEe Booth S Bay Hin saturday at 10 M.
Proposals for more freaneDi D serAcs ri invited
So62-fron saint Leonards, by Lisby's Store In o.J
to Mill Greek, In. o. 10 miles and back, once
Leave Saint M I, Lecnards saturday atIPM
Leave Mill Greek Saturday at 9 A. M
Arrive at Saint Leonards BY IL M
so6s-From West River to shepherds Store, 3 miles
Leave Hasi West Gass RiSer saturday Ssan at.p.M.
Arrive at Shepherd Store by sPM
Arrive sss Rss9 Ssqfs BE- 1920 s at
Proposals for more frequent service invited
ASa-fro@ rom SSeyburgh to Tompkins, In. o., 5 miles
Leave Leave, EsyS1Tsh Saturday atnA.M
kiTs faSs afT@sslSs e. @sHSsfss sasqgdiS py It
asnst ssst Ksst q Bss ans s1,Isr
LsaSs sS Sshii0poii' wednesday ami Saturday at
HF,iye tF,Es : 4 ,UI,.s uEEsrs%s %g., %.gylR;M;
Arrive at Philopolis by 6 Pm
Proposals invited for three times a week ser
vice. "
a0G5-From Laurayille, by Halberton, IN. o. 70
Jerusalem Mills, IL miles and back, once
Leave Laqr.vilIe saturday at SAN.
arrive At yerrsalem Mills by y M.
Arrive at Lauraville by sP NJ
aS7-F,om West River to Lancaster tsudiey p. o.
Lsaye West River Wednesday and Saturday at
.sf:A:
Hesve snsss1 81 SSS'ex oXa \; N.
"oune0oay ana SATURDAY az i
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M TIE d TES MAIL,
VIRGINIA.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, January 3, 1870
Proposals VIII be received at the Contract Once Of
this Department until o'clock p NJ of March s,
i.'O, Ito be decided by April "a for carrying the
Mails oi The United States from July l. 1870 to June
w. o7l on the following routes in the State of Vjr-
gnla, and by the schedules Of departures and arri-
walls herein specified, viz: ~
HS-From Lebanon, by head of McClure's Creek,
N o.,l sander sMills, In. o. y Calender Pew
therer 2, Wise county y In o.,) Holly Creek.
miles and back, once a week
Leave Lebanon Monday at A NJ
Arrive at Piketon Wednesday by Pm
Leave Piketon Thursday at SA M
Arrive at Lebanon Saturday byIP.M.
A3l-From Batesville TO North Garden miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Datesville Thursday at EN-
Arrive at North Garden by 80 PM
Leave North Garden Thursday at p NJ
Arrive at Bafesville by p M
Bids to end at Greenwood Depot, instead Of
North Garden, invited.
ES2-From Ridgeway to LeaksviIle, IN @ D 10 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Ridgeway Saturday at "A. N.
Arrive at Leaksyille by II A. M
Leave Leaksyille Saturday at u M
Arrive at Ridgeway by 5 p. M
For forms Of proposals, guarantee and certificate
and also Tor instructions 20 the conditfons 10 he
embraced IN the contract, &c, advertisement of
october 81 1866 January 2 1862 and Of this date in
ving proposals. for mail service in VirRinia &C - to
De found at the principal post Offices
scriDed Mail Proposals, State Of Virginia, and sd
dressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster General
JNO. A. j. CRESWELL,
ia l8WB PORfmaafer
Evening star., 1870-01-29
GEORGETOWN.

"BULL FRIzZLE" NOT DEAD YEr.-The ru-
NOR in circulation this morning about town that
John, alias Bull, Frizzle had "passed IN his
checks" is without foundation. 1t is true that
Bull for some time past has been wrangling
with his neighbOrs, James and Mike Richie, in
regard to the boundaries of their respective
plantations, and that yesterday one of his an
tagOnists brought rock in contact with Bulls
head with such force as to lead to the belief that
the rock had struck the "Bulls eye;' but it
was not so. Lieut.. Essex sent up this morning
to inquire into the truth of the report, and as
Sertained @ that Bull, while setting some posts on
either James or Mike Ritchie, and knocked
senseless for while; but he is yet alive, with
no prospect of dying from his present injuries.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Thomas Bowling
has sold the lot and house on the corner of 9th
and Frederick streets to Mrs. Mary Howard for
S635,
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ia z2-1aw4t
DROPOsALs FOR PURCHASE OF RIFLEp
l. CANNON, &C.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, Navy DxrARfxrxr,l
WAsHINeroN CRY, January 4, l8O
Sealed Proposals for the purchase Of % bomber
apd FOUNDER Parrott Rifles, with CarriaRes I'M
~ ena Pro,sGties now on hand il the navy
Philadelpha, Washington, and NorfoiI. viii ~ ~
eeprec st TN an,s Bureau until u O'Clock noon JXNT-
In the aggregate there are about $50 guns. a. -
riages, and Y, ,7 proectiles. Schedules in 49, T.
eaor sss orSss S . :t zach yard win be on spp
BIDDER win G state the NUMBER Of guns carriages
st each yard separately specyins the esiSer ss
and the kind Of projectiles oe OF pivot,
The Guns. 3c wlll bs delivered at the respective
naxy-yeros, ana must be removed by the nnrchsser
% n III Vim ten days after the Acceptance
elS sS S1 % tns Rartiss hail have
ip s@o1pf q tS e tie yurchass money in each case
1ldders wtli therefore o6sr accordinsiv4 No ofisr
es q Old iron or wood viii be consid
The brresu reserves the right to reject any or an
Gl0s which nay not consdsf 70 the Interest Of the
Propos.!s should be indorssd on the enve,o,s
Proposal for Purchase Of Rife Cannon, &c.
,...nu A. LUDLOW CASE,
s~S~"os Chjef Of bureau.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
Of twelve years. practical experience in the
tablished at 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and 9th streets, Dec. 10th, 1861, successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and In
without pain or inconvenience to the patient.
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands ofother
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from q. m. to 6 p. m. Owing to
press of business at ONCE. DIR. White is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and .. m
Evening star., 1870-01-29
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
ID 174 Bridge street, Georgetown.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON GEORGETOWN
HEIGHTS FOR SALE

- BY virtue of deed Of trust bearing date on
othe 18th of December, A. ID. 1853, aud duly re-
,corded in Liber and r, No., at folio az, and
at the request OF the party secured thereby will
offer for sale, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, February 2, lS70, at o clock all that
Lot Of Ground situated on Georgetown Heights, and
bounded as MISUNDERSTANDING at point on the east
line OF Congress street one hundred and seventy (o
feet sosth Of the southeast Of Road and Con
grese streets and running thence south with said line
OF Cong rees street one hundred and seven feet six
inches more less, to the northwest corner of VIM
g. Buseys lot; thence eastery with the north line of
Busey lot one hundred and twenty two feet tive
inches 10 the west line of fourteen feet wide alley
thence north with said line Of said alley the south
east corner OF Jonathan Carters lot and thence wi
the south line Of said Carter lot 20 the beginning
The attention of capitalists Is called 10 this prop
erty as II s one OF the most eligible building lots
for sale is directly opposite the Tudor Place and
near 4. N. Linthicums late residence.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest and secured ON the premises
A deposit Of 800 will be required soon the
property is knocked down. or II will be Immediately
resold. III the terms of sale not complied with
within five days, the property will be resold al the
risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser All CON
yeyancing, including revenue stamps at the cost of
JOHN b. DONNELLY, Trustee.
IA +eodts THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
Evening star., 1870-01-29
ALEXANDRIA.

TH1EvING.-The money drawer in the butch
er's stall of Mr. George Bossart, in the n arket
house, was robbed, yesterday by some cOlored
boys, the chief OF whom is named Ed. Sprigss,
who has been in jail for thievieg before, of
about seventeen dollars. The thieves were ar
house of Mrs. Gales. on Majors Hill, was en-
tered Thursday-night by thieves, but not find
ing any money or jewelry they left without car
rying off anything.
ington and Alexandria Railroad, named Jerry
Disnond, was severely scalded yesterday by
steam and hot water, while engaged about his
engine,
Evening star., 1870-01-29
Mr.. p.ss here obtained the resolutions and

Mr.. Pate, here obtained the resolutions and
proceeded to read them.
MT. Gre n said this was elegant. It was lust
the thfrR, and IL it had come properly endorsed
by q ma 3o.ity Of the committee he would vote
for their loption, but they could not receive it
as o report, it being only the views Of Mr..
MI. BATES would like to know whv the old
committee did not agree; he opposed taking it
out Of the hands of the old committee, and plac-
ing their work in the hands Of a new committee
James Collins said there was nothing in the
the committee.
Mr. Boswell contended that the resolutions
did not belong to the meeting, one part of them
condemned the eficers Of the municipal govern
ment and the other contained laudation Of the
officers of the general government. 1t con-
demns all the Corporation officers alike, and he,
as an officer Of the Corporation, protested
under consideration. Mr.. Fowler felt captious
about his opposition, but he had a right to de-
on its officers.
Mr.. Watson rose to speak, but objection was
made to further discussion Of the subject, il
being foreign to the business OF the meeting
He continued, however, to defend his paper
from the attack that had been made on it by
Mr.. Boswell. Further objections were made
and the Chair sustained them. MIR. Watson
took his seat.
Mr.. Mcconnell asked if both papers we're to
be referred to the proposed committee.
The Chair decided that the whole matter
would be SO referred.
A motion was made that a committee of five
be elected to whom both reports should be re-
ferred; carried.
The following we're then chosen:-A. Watson,
4. I. Fowler, 9. Z. Callan, s. A. Douglass and
Henry NJ knight. Adjourned.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

AcCDExr.-A colored man named Eli Hill. n
hackman. was injured near the Arlington
his carriage. The pole Of another CARRIAGE
struck him in the right shoulder, disabling him.
DR.. Breneman reduced the dlslocation at the
mans residence, on H street, near 22d, this
morning.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

~ The Toledo Blade thinks it ssmeet that the
State OF JEFF. Davis should send the first colored
Senator to Congress-"
The rapid increase of smallpox in New
York renders it necessary that all persons
cases are reported daily to the Board Of Health.
R5-A cruel man out West, speaking of the
singing of his village choir, says It sis like drift
wood in stream; it drags on the bars, yet don't
amount to a dam.'
Evening star., 1870-01-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusem ements, &c.

NATIONAL THKATER--Last night Of the
Grand Italian Opera, "Traviata,b "Faust,"
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AKrZKRorT HALL--Hager's Tableaux.
LINCOLN HALL--Scientific Lectures.
SMITH & STRoNe's ART GALLERY, 25 +
eFeet-
MARKRrrKn's ART GALLERY, 4S6 7th street.
BARLow's Art GALLERY. 20 Pennsylvania
oveDuo.
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