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The name of Meyers Mills, a thriv
ing town Oh the 2. K {. Railroad, in
Somerset county, has been cl.-"ged TO
that Of Dale City. The place l. said TO
be growing rapidly.
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RTERCHANTS a and MECHANICS,
w and Business men generally win advance
thair own interests by advertising in the eolsnps
Of TRE GAZETTE,
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Four bears were Killed recently near
SEager's Mills, Allegany county,
Md, by party Of hunters.
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TRUSTEE ACCOUNT for conf1rma,

ton al February Term oFthe Orphans Couyt
Of Bedfoad county, 18th February laE0.
The account Of John I. keagy, Rsq., Trustee
for tha sale of the real estate Of Henry Brant,
late Of dm herland Valley township, deed.
deoIow8 JN0 P. REED, Reg't
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Mrs. Solomon Filler, formerly OF this
place, died in Pittsburg ON Sunday ev-
euing last. Mrs. Filler WAS an esti-
mable lady, and her death will be
incurred by many friends and rela-
tixt-s here,
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Geary gave as reason for not at
tending the iall on the night of the In
auguration, that ''his legs were too
fuis OF bullet holes la admit of such q
thing!" 'ohoo Fly ="
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aleu- ADVERTISEMENTS.


jessie H.fman, Snake spring 'p.......... l52 Oh
samss Cessna Cumberland Valley p..-. 2f7 %
"a illlam Lambright, Union ip.,,,..... lS5 90
I.nes f,a~pelt. Monroe 70 ..-............. I4p Or
John McGary Z, d!ord tp...... ....,...... 9ah 90
Adam Hsiefman, WssydberTy , tp,....-.. 81 81
jacob l. Albright LoRd .ndefry tp---..-. is5 81
John Fluck, HaPeweil tp-..'. l2S 90
l,.rid Miiler. Harrison IL 49,. -.-....... 35 90
I. .hn A t;anp t,le-siy Kun boro........ lsa IS
john c. isaId. Broad Top ip -...-.,..... 300 aa
Micaae Stock. Woedoerry oar"..-...--- IS 6S
Jo~tph ~nowdea, Wopdberry u tp.---.... lS9 90
4 Il swope Coiedaie born .................. So s.
Isaiah Morris, ~ Ca tp-...-- Sis -
Henry 6es er, Jupiata Ip.....-''- S5g 90
Joseph isher, Providence " II ......-... l49 81
psteg iiswait Schesls burg boro --...-..... 50 Is
John H5saerbaam, r0ierain 1p-....,-,....-. rs go
Jnu 6ump, Ralnshusg boro..,.-.--.-..-.. p 90
JDbn y Sans, froyidence L tP............ 200 90
To- eosts reed fr3In james McDoRad..-. loo GO
To tsxes reed on unseated lands ........ IA 90
7 amou OF ten day tax rec 8 81
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The Precursor. of France, aS we'll
a. uf Norway and swrtieH, have rrflS-
ed tD give the grip 20 the King OF Pru--
-
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lan6mS@

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
RIAL ESTATE --0n MONDAY, FEB
TIh 1870, the undersigned Admir- Of the ssiste Of
Nm Frazier, late OF Juuista tp., deed. by vir-
tae Of an order Of The Orphans oour; Of Bedford
county, will sell at public sale, the premises,
an that farm sud Trsst sf Land, Of ~hleh said
dec q died seized. situate in the township Of
Junizta, aforesaid, eontsiEing 365 acres, 26
perches, about 50 acres cleared, having thereon
erected dwelling house and barn and necessary
ogtbuildings, With an orchard thereon; adjoining
lands OF the undersignej, Samuel Fleglg, HD.
hinsey, james Burns, Wm. Mckinney AGG Jonas
chuitE- Terms third remain a charge
upon the premises durjn the lifetime Of tie
widow. the Interest payable annually 20 her, and
al her death tho principal the heirs, one third
IN hand a. confirmation If sale, aud The remain
ing third in two equal annual payments thereaf-
Sale to begin al 10 O'Clock, A. n, Of said
Gsy. Possession viii be given ct 0Bcc
Jan6M4 JAMES " FRAZIER adm r
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salea
VALUABLE FAl

VALUABLE FAl
vATE SALE.--The sa
sale good improved farm,
sEYing township, Bedforg counl
frsm Mt Dallas Station, on tbes
Brosduap Railr0ad, containing
stone land. about Ise acres cleared
fence 1909 panels post feseel, aHt ce
well tiabered, baying thereon - large
Frame House, large Bank Barn andaii aecesaary
out-buillipgs, 3 beves-fsiiing Springs u wsteT,
5 S0rchards. good tenant houses snd good Saw
Mil The sboye mansion farm Is in $ good state
Of cultivation and IL well calculated for 2 fsrms
For further particulars sddFess the 81 oseFi ber,
HENRY HERsHBEgGER,
Jan6mS~ Bloody Run, Fs-
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gHHE DOLLAR Sun.


newspaper Everybody likes IT, Three editions:
DAILY, s.; SEN- WsEKLF. 50; aud WEEkLY. 81
. year Att THE NEws, 81 bagf price Full
reports Of markets. agriculture Farmers and
Fruit Gr9wers Clubs, and a com plete stoFy in
every Weekly and Semi-weekly pum ber a
present OF valuable plants and vines every sub
seriber: inducements to eanvasse unsurpassed.
) o09 Life Insurenee. Grand Pianos dowiug
Aaehines, PaTior Organs, Sewing Machines, &e,
among the premiums. Specimens and isis free.
Send Dollar and try It.
l. w. ENGLAND, Publisher Sun, " Y
ian
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"a SLIGHT CoLD," COUGHS Few
are aware of the importance Of check
ing a cough or ''s'ight cold in It's
first stage; that which in the begin
ming would yield 10 mild remedy, if
neglected, often attacks the lungs
>. Browns Bronchial Trocieen give
sure and almost Immediate reiiet,-
The Trochtes" have proved their eli
ctcy by test of maDy years, aiId nave
Received testimonials from many eini.
nent men who have used them.
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FINHiRTY YEARS Experience in
Il the Treatment Of Chronic and Sexual Disea-
ses "A Physiological View Of Marriage The
cheapest book ever ubiished-coataiuirE ( nearly
500 pages, aud l3D dne plateS and engrayings Of
tue anatomy Of the human oFgaBs IL Il state Of
health and disease, with treatise early errors
body, with the authors plan Of treatment-the
only rational and dsuecessful mode cure IS shown
by report Of cases treated 4 truthful adviser
- the married ant those contemplating marriage
who entertain doubts Of their physical condition
Sent free Of postage any receipt of 25
cents, IN stamps postal currency, by addressing
DR. la CR9fX, No. 81 Msiden Lane Albany. Y
TIE author may be consulted upon any Of tb e
diseases upon which his books treat either person.
ally by mail, and medicines sent to any part Of
the world isB2Gw4
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J. NJ. kIYAoLlss, Clerk.
sfnD
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CURIOUS HOW STRANGE.-The
y Married Ladies Private Cumpauicp cen
aims the desired Information. Sent free for
tump. Address MRS HENRY Hanover Pa
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The Huntingdon Globe, of last week
says. The revival in the Methodist
church of this place continues with un-
abaied zeal. About seventy-five per-
sons Of beth sexes have sought forgive
ness of their sins, of whom fifty-seven
have applied for admission into the
church. This il one Of the most sue
cessfJli revivais on record"
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tamp. Address MRS HENRY Hanover Pa
KILL THE DEMON OF Pain.
IN Woicotts Pain Paint removes pain Instant
ly, .Id bssis cid Ulcers Ho ootts Annibilator
cures calarrh. bronchitis aud Gold 10 the DeAd
sold 5y all Druggists, and 81 Chathsm Square,
n L janI5w4
HHE MAGIC COMB will change
any eolored hair or beard to a permanent
black or brown, Il contains 40 poison Any one
can use it. One SAINT By tnsll for 81 Address Mag
&c COMB co, Springfield, Mass dee23m3
GIFT Agents Wanted-LAdie,
"a aud Gentlemen for their spare mopents.-
A Sewing Mtshine, ii G1ld " atch a Bible mon
ey snd other goods given pTsmism. How,
" hen, Where. What. ana all other part oalSrs
Free, Address c. L Van Alien, III Broadway
n Y jan20s4
HIN X LIE y KNITTING MA
l. L CHINE for Earzitv ase-simple, cheap
rvIIaole k2tstftRg. AGENTS WANTED CireG-
lar and sample stocking FhKE address Hsnk
Icy knffting Machine Ce, Bath. Ne
4 GENTS WANTED FOR THE
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Ib5YcH0MANCY. orSOULCHAR-
MtN5 wonderful book il shows how
eiJher sex can fas,5ntte any one they wish. in
stanily. All possess th,s power) It teaches
how to get rich Alchemy. DR. D.e's sad Aliens
Ca6aii8. Blaiis5s sIreeries, Inoanta;loRs De
nouuasy. " sgt1, -~esmerism Spifirasiisl, Mar.
Rage Gaiia. All thousand other wgn-
ders seaF as Il iii tor ID e5uts. Aidrsss I
WILLIAM - Publishers, South Seventh St
PailaseIphla Pa
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5sew Aduertisements.
A NNUAL REPORT OF THE AUDI
n TUkS Of BEDFORD COUNTY,

LSA4C NENGEL, Es9 Treaspr>r Of Bedfoyd
Coanty il secount 'oifk said touaty from Jaa"-
ary 7th. 4. h 1869 to January Sta, A. D. 1870:
TREASURER, DIR.
To ba.auoe IN Treasury at last settle
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NnrsR-a Be-

REQUIEsCAT IN BOWEN swANPIBUs.
No event OF modern times has created 80 much
interest a. Morse's great eIection-wager feat OF
crawling to Georgetown on his belly. We re-
ceive, perhaps, two hundred inquiries day As
20 whether he got safely through; and the press
OF he country snow the greatest interest in the
matter.
When our report closed the Major had reached
tie Circle His spirit was still tInciimished, but
he was suffering greatly. lie was worn down
TO the ProPOr tons of a cherub. He could take no
rest because there was nothing left OF him to sit
down upon. The cobblestones OF Pennsylvania
avenue had been too much for him. The spirit
was willing. but the abdomen was wanting. The
sword was too sharp for the scabbard-
1t was deemed advisable to leave the Avenue
and try the dirt streets. The Mayor was rubbed
down and bsthed in whiskev, and the process
sion (haying smiled) took a turn down 9th
street, proposing To cross the street bridg 20 to
Georgetown. For while al went well. The
Major experienced much relief from the soft
cooling mud, but just when his heroic efforts
had brought him within sight OF his goal he
struggle desperately for a moment and then
disappeared forever! His friends and fello q
contractors did all that men could do to rescue
him, but not a vestige could be found thou Oh
grapnels we're let down and soundlngs made to the
depth of five or six hundred feet. The remorse-
less and unfathomable cOntract-hole refused to
give up its prey. And the procession sauatting
down on the margin Of the mud-hole, sang of
the Major:
"Like the dew on the mountain,
Like the foam on the river,
Like the bubble on the fountain,
Thou art gone, and forever"
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GEORGETOWN.

GEORGETOWN CITY CouNcrLs-Board of Al
dermen.-There was no meeting of this Board
last evening, there not being quorum present.
Bodrd Of Common Council-A communication
was RECESSED from the Mayor, enclosing me-
mortal from j. II. Schultz and Others complain
ing Of a nuisance on Bridge street.-the break-
ing OF sewer-and asking for its abatement;
communication from n. j. Meter. contractor
for building the abutmeRts to the West and P
streets bridge, announcing that he should cease
work and look to the two cities for payment for
work done, material furnished, and damages
sustained In consequence OF nOn-fuldiment of
contract on the part of the city of Washington;
referred to the Board Of Aldermen. A commu-
the Little Fails and Leesburg Turnpike Com
pany, was received, asking an appropriation for
repairs Of road; referred to the committee on
streets. Mr.. Curtis presented bill Of Messrs.
claims. Mr.. Berry, from special committee ap
pointed to ascertain the cost of improvements
or Water and LIST streets, made q report; which
was referred to the Board Of Aldermen. Ad-
journed.
MoRTrARY.-The following is the report of
interments for the month OF May, 1870 Whole
number, IA. Males, 8; females, 3; whites, 10;
colored, 4. Causes of death-consumption 2;
sions, 2; epilepsy. /; pericardis, l. drowning. 1;
scarlet fever, 1; unknown, 1. Ages of deceased
under ten years, 8; between ten and thirty years,
!; between thirty and fifty years, 4; and one SO
years of age.
DRovKRs' REsT.-The sales here were well
attended yesterday, and the market lively 325
head Of cattle were sold at S5.50asS.5O per 100
lbs. gross; coo sheep and lambs-the former at
43a5k cents per h., and the latter at 50 5Oa-
$500 per head. Cows and calves, se5aS65.
AQUATIc.-The Potomac Boat Club have re-
ceived from New York ,by steamer T.. c. MIGHT
q bandeome eight-oar barge, built of Spanish
cedar, and OF tine model.
A MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon
on the steamar Arrow, viii be given by the
Sunday School teachers Of Dumharton Street
d, L, Church on Monday evening next. See
elsewhere, -
The COAL SHIPMENTS northwarI during the
past week amounted - OILS tons.
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FIRE AT TIE ST.. JAMES HOTEL-Pdnic Among
Tie BOdTdsTs-Timsly Rescue Of LGdtes-SusDsetsd
fncendtdr1sm.-About half-past O'Clock this
morning nre was discovered in the st. James
Hotel, corner OF 9Th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue by a colOred Waterman of the house.
and in a short time the rooms above were filed
with a dense smoke, creating panic among the
boarders. The IRE was soon asceTtaincd to
be in the basement. The alarm was promptly
good time The house being all closed up. the
smoke became intOlerable, nearly sufocating
the inmates, rendering il impossible for them
to ind their way down the stairs. Mrs. Senator
Cragin and her infant child were taken out OF a
third story window to the ground by the mem
bers OF the Hook and Ladder Company; and
Miss Kruger, young lady, rescued in
an almost iDseDsible condition by Mr..
Crittenden Cohen, son of Mr.. Robert Cohen
who calamity assembled the stairway when
no one else could be induced TO go, and
ground. The fire was confined TO the basement
though considerable damage to the walls above
was sustained from discOlOTatiOn by smoke.
The ire Is thought 10 have been the work of an
mcendiaTy. The loss to the building Is about
81 goo and the loss of Dir. Bunker. proprietor of
the hotel, IL personal property il abOutthe same
amount The barber shop OF Pasquale Ouale
IN the basement was entirely DESTROYED. On
this there was no insurance; loss several sthou-
sand dollars Messrs. Bunker * Co. have give
him the use OF a back room on the first floor
be found a card from the proprietors of the st.
James. Mr.. j. G.. ThroOp, plate-printer in the
Currency Division of the Treasury Depart
meEt, rendered efectual aid in rescuing the
inmates OF the house from their uncomfortable
quarters.
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To DYsPEPTICs.

From q careful analysis of Doo,ey's Baking
PosCder, we can safely recommend IL as the best
ever manufactured, producing bread, biscuits,
pastry, &c, which can be relshed BY tire most
sensitive dyspeptics, IA healthy and nutritious.
Always ready, economical, and will preserve
its strength and purity In any climate. FOR
sale in 4 Y. 1, and pound cans, to meet the
demand, by Grocers generally. eos
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs. &c.

NATIONAL TH8ATER-"Jack and The Bean
stalk, }" by the Foster pantOmime troupe
WALLS OPERA HOUsE-Walhalla and Bio
plastic TrOupes.
ExcURsIOS to GlymOnt on the Lady of the
Lake" at Ga p. m
DAILY EXCURSIONS to Glymont on the steamer
T.. p. Smith.
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
SMITHS ART GALLERY, 2i5 r street.
MARKRITER's ART GALLERY, AIS eth street.
BARLow's ARr GALLERY, 81 Pa avenue.
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PREPARING TO REMOVE.
AS we remove to our new store, corner OF 18th
and ID streets, (Intelligencer BuildiRg.) about
the LIST OF July, we are now closing cut White
Duck Suits Goat, Pants and yest,) for SIS, and
other articles in proportion.
liable j. Co.
s.t,th,H 3S5 Penn'a avenue. 90. s. Hotel.)
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cows, pigs and goats of the neighborhosd are
constantly mistSkipg it for their "bunk." The
and goats rerestedlv. but the net Is each thinks
he u kind of .ssuperInu.ndert' OF the premises,
and makes daily sttemptsfo grade the school,
but only succeeds in degrading Y in the oplnlon
OF all the little bows that go there. As TO the
examination, il was rather surprise to the
visitors, account OF the sprightiy vim of the
little pupils-ail at -iarians on the LIST of Feb
ruary last when the superinsenient graded II
by placing in it first 50 pupis, and Afterwards
permitting % to remain on the heats
OF the young teacher, Miss Hattie
Davis, who, indeed, has done wonderfully we'll
under these crushing Disadvantages. Miss Da-
Wis has had on her rolls, during the year, 149
pupils instead Of the usual number, less than
half She transferred during the year II: nem-
Der on examination roll 65-about double the
number there should be In such q school room.
The writing Of these youngsters was, in many
cases, remarkable for its excellence, and the
whole exercises were given with spirit and At
tention. The school prizes were thus awarded:
Medal. to Francis Reside: diplomas for exem-
plary conduct and punctualty, TO John McCon-
Josie Wright, VIM. Breck, VIM. Savers; Tor
study and Improvement. to Allie Larcombs.
John Springman, VIM. Hager; penmanship, 70
James Williams; neatness, TO jennie Schlett,
Wright, Mangan. Noyes. Handy, Adams, O'Con-
nell, Faucet. Miller. Dishman, Buu, Cease,
America, Mack and Verne yer.
Male Primary No 10. this district, was
examined Yesterday by Trustee Champlin. as
sisted by Messrs. Anderson and McIntire. This
school is between Az and 9th and ID and +
streets. The whole number of pupils is 81 of
which number 50 were present. The tsache- is
Miss B. Robinson. After the examination the
merit roll was announced to be as follows -
Medal, George Paum; exemplary conduct and
punctualitv, Thomas Belt, William Taiaferro.
Charles Riley. William Cox, Albert Rid lie. and
Carroll Deatley; attention to study, Louis
Frierick, Howard Larcombe, William Inder-
mauer; pennanship, william Andre: neatness,
Charles Moore; music, Richard Losano. Those
honOraby mentioned were w. JOY. r. Craig, y.
Boyd, III. Callisher, W. Triplett. F. Dixon. W.
Hungerford, H. Hayne and w. Turney. The
school room was model of neatness, as far as
could be, and the floral decorations were quite
tastefully arranged. Mr.. Champlin distributed
the merits, and made appropriate remarks COM
plimentng the teacher for good order and the
nuiils for
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PREPARING To REMOVE.

FEW who have ever tried the American House,
Boston, are tempted 70 leave that pattern motel
for any ether.
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IMPORTANT TO GEsrLrxKs-n you wisl

IMPORTANT TO GENrLEkEN.-n you wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, all grease
spots effectually removed 50 that they will never
show again; If you wish your clothing nicely
them to Anthony Fisher, rrst-class scourer,
agent OF Staten Island and New York Dyeing,
and sole proprietor Of q new Partisan process, els
9Th street, opposite the Patent Office. List OF
prices:-Coats, from 81 TO $3.50; Pants, IS cents;
Vests, SO cents; q whole Summer Suit, rs.
Ladies would do well, before they put away
their winter garments, TO give me call. Fish
er's Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
effectually out, and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the GARMENTS during the
summer. References Messrs. b. H. Duvall,
4S4 Pa. ave.; s. H. HelbeIger, 90 Pa. ave; @.
st; A. Saks q Co., 316 TIN st.. and many others.
See advertisement in another column. 6,l6,E
I'D. B. r. Co. and all styles of Double and
Single Breasted Frock or Dress Goats, are be-
ing closed out at cheap rates, in order TO remove
To secure bargains call on liable & Co., s35
Pennsylvania avenue, %. 8. Hotel) 5,a,tf
PANAMA HATS
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. T. Whiteney's, 9A Pennsylvania avenue,
south SIDE. bet. sth and foth streets.
INDUcMHNr TO Buzz 0ooD Srwrro Ma
oHIHB.-Willcex q Gibbs' Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, wih hsrsafssr Be sold on liberal terms.
inquire Ut the agency, Bauns Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, % seventh street, between b
and =. All
THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner Of It'll street and Louisiana avenue is omen
from 63e to 1880 O'Clock every SATURDAY. evening.
In addition to its regular banking hours. IL
pays interest on deposits.
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DRowNKp.-About O'Clock yesterday after
noon a colOred man named William X. Fox, an
employe on the steam tug Zenia, was drowned
at G. street wharf A line had been thrown out
from the tug for towing purI Oses, which tripped
Fox and threw him overheard, and he was not
seen to rise again. His BODY has no. been re-
covered. The deceased resided on 10Th street,
between and streets.
GOOD CHANoR--See notice in another column
OF grocery store for sale.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY ~ E9aah GsNesEEs e. S b
asy Hss,s sssnss,, h,ss.ksng I os Mtssog us
n.eiipg. frissss q the ,e-y ana a.. .sasi.c sea
II. p. McIS YRE, s.ers.Ary.
~ o a G Il. -
y..,..,,,. GE9H IIOws. y. g. Juaes, 1870.
at The ssnths at CONN., brdss s-a HGrS stress.
for the patronage .xterd 4 10 we ,r n .srs
years, snd oerdisily 7. conner . continuance 81
wN. II. rENNKY.
Tb undersigned, hsyIas purchased Mr. Tenuevss
stecl of Groceries and msd- considerable aldtisus
ceris 5, Wines ava Liquors. \. now verv somr,esa
resfscuna, sa,cit shsrs 81 naeiic patronage, and
jeh,lw wn. Z. HERRoS.
TowHom IT NAY CONCERN.
GE.Rsvrowx Jun. !. $50.
Notice IL hereby given that the followins rn.rerx
was sold for taxes March I'd, lSde, and not re-.
oge' n sn interest g a3a cost q aayr
DEED: vi BE is.aed to the purshassr. tn accoriance
IS: ::::: :, :::: ! Description: ,,::,. iii
G4eree Mar n Part of Lot notlJas ccd
Hepburn Is9 number d Hol-l dard 81 81
. feet north side
Beall ST.. 100 feet
John Mar n, Lot %ssf No. s.. Hol- Charlie. 49, ,,
Bicgce IS9. meals addition. stewart
and northeast
i SsFtr OF Lon ADJ HG-
tion, 2feet south
side Besli street
rs feet west side
improved.
ies.1l5.ls JOS. Z. sIMNs, Collector.
CEoRGkTOwN DOLLAR STORE, .s Hish
mtns Of Jet and Fancy Jcse e Ghssmea T
Knives; Pipes, Fans, Albums, &C, sc. Call and
see, st No. 20. my2s-lm
hey GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
An Wool Csss,mere. for men and boys, e. 80, q,
cents up; White Marseilles, Is: superior do. 81.
worth 90; Grenadines and Bersges, ES; Lawns ~
and g, very cheap; Blaet Iron Grensdine, ~, So
u.s. Sl; 50 do, %; Calicoce, Ga. 8. 40, l21s; i0W
osiesI.tsd JuGL1 kID GLOVE; sSsstSst Win 4 a.
Gail and examine. G1oS Bs,gs;as e Al.
my n-r lel Bridse street rec osorr rn,
GsEAr sARaA MR. ~ gs6 spsRINa AND SUN.
rs BRrpssGe srkrIHr: d 3 y S1F m
A.' ' LADIES adj fssI 1sEss q oops,
eonnsting OF japanese Silks, Black Silks, Grena-
olnes sultana, Aohafrs, and japanese Mixtures for
suits oEgandiee, Lawns, Percaies, GinehAms, Seer
LILA LIMA T IxcR sH EsSRf.; L'ns's 20.
oi i9SSvytnsc' pAlss1sSdTes. asd COurvOisisrs KID
Jones, Ndnsooks and Cambrics, French Murlins,
Oresndies; Richardsonb Irish Linens; Lace, Hem. /
sdtcheds and Plain Linen Cambria Handkerchief: /
WITH hrvt rate assortment of Gents and BoyI Il
year, Ladies and Gents Underwear, English and i
3sfman Hosiery, Housefurnishing Goods, MattinG,
OIL Cloths, &c.
2Heyfng purchased all goods at the recent great |
decline IN New York, for casa, WAshinRtop lsdiee
VIII md II 10 their advantage TO ride over.
my6-m J.H.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11
CITY ITEMS.

DR. II. SLADE, the nownoiairvoyant- Of
Kalamazoo, Michigan, has taken rooms at 9o5
+ street, for the purpose OF treating the sick.
His remedies are magneticsfly prepared by
himself, and may be taken By the most delicate
under all circumstances. Diagnosis given with
out asking any questions. oEiee hours from
A. m. to 3 u. m. 2t*