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rafhrT than ly local authorities, the necessity
fVr which he Considered impeTatIv
The evening session was taken up with two
IsTers Of great depth and ability, both on the
IRISH Prison y - m, one from each side of the
AtlautiC-oEe by Sir Walter Grafton, the author
Of the system, and the other by 1. u SanpOrn'
an suth usia>tic and able advocate OF IT. BOta
writers contend that in is Fundamental princl-
pies the IIish systemw apPr be - all c0un-
tItCs. ard might he as c-d'y in oduced INTO
tie niteG : ltCS a. into lrelaTd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

POLICE BoaED.-At a meeting Of the Board
" MetFOr olItan Police Commissioners held az
reatqGaTJeTs yesterday aIlerLOOn, FRANCIS
Quinn was appointed an additional private to
70 duty at the EDbitt House, and Henry q.
zones Il the Metropolitan Hall, both fCI Twelve
months. 4 he designations of private Benjamin
Ross ana S.N Smith were received and accepted
he naIzt Of private John II. II unt was dropped
iTcIn thefolls. Complains against the folio "
ing named pTlyates were dsmissC i: f. T. Par
IN, e. ,; Tucker, John L. Howe, Il. II. David
son, X. y. King. Christopher Fitzpalrick, VIM.
Srevart. Daniel RiOrdan and John III. Mills
we're appointed priyates on the force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

TeIe rdyIed Ezc'Esirsiy 70 The ErcEtHg Star.
CHICAGO, Oct. L}.-The return game of base
ball this p. N. between tire Red Stockings of
Cincinnati. and the White Stock ings, OF this
city. was witnessed by about 5000 persons The
game was close and exciting. At the close o, the
eigl'h irrlrg fhere was a re OF = to 8 In the
ninth inning both clubs batted heavily, the Chi
lagos ioT and The Cincinnats for 5, thus Civ
ing the game ID the White Stockings by IN. fol-
Irg score
White t1ckings............1 OOOI6s-ls
REQ n'ock s-..--.-.-.-..-O o al OiO 3 5-I3
lmPife, Mr.. Ferguson, OF the Atlar.ics.
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THE DRoUGHT.-Rev. j. g. Snow, principal
Of the WestbrOok, Me-, Seminary, write the
tolloWing IN relation To the recent drought. He
rays that the tin roof Of the Seminary boarding
house, owing TO its greater cOndensng power
than wood, had helped materially in keep
ings up supply of water during the drou yht
frequently, after a night during which not a
drop OF rain fell, it would be found that a con-
siderable quantity OF water had run into the
cistern, and during the continuance of the dry
time probably hogsheads of water were caught
in this Way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LOCAL MErHo-
DIST PRRACRKRs.-The annual meeting OF the
National Association of Local Preachers OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church Will be held at
Philadelphia OH the 10Th inst. Local preachers
throughout the United States are invited to at
tend and participate in the exercises. Delegates
will be received 1. ON conferences and district
associations where they may exist, and where
such may not have been formed any duly ac-
credited local preachers will be cordially re-
ceiyCd and C constituted member Of the body
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Steamship ON Fire.


IsfegTdIh'u f1tfasIrsIy n Inc Ersnlng Sf1r.
wilmington, y. C.. Oct. Ilth.-The steam
ship Wellington, which left this port TODAY.
took t-e Tiue mil below tbs city, and was run
ashore on the uO'rt o. i y TsIard. Her care,
coT>iStc 4 @ AZ ouS 200 barrels of tuTpentire 300
bales o. cOsion ard "A few barrels of rC in Two
hours >Iuce tie Gre +. burst through the upper
DECK and the 2 : DO Iubt hat the vessel will
prove tOtsl los tRe o. the city fire COM
Lan'Cs "ith steamer hos been despatched to
the see re in bore OF saving part of her caryo
The cargo : fully insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

Boy FRIGHTENED TO DRArH.-On Satur-
DAY last, boy amed Joseph Peele, Is years of
age, and son of Mr.. James Peele, one of the
stockholders of the Machn'sts' AS. citation es
adjustment, of Patterson, went out with some
companions to gather chcstnu'] in the woods
surrounding that city. The party had gather ed
some chestnuts and come pOta, pes, which they
were roasting on fire they had built under a
Tee on a farm belonging to Mr.. Jacob s. Rogers
OF Patterson, when two Germans employed
upon the farm approached them. One OF them
selzed young Peele, while the other bows ran
away. 1t is alleged that the man then tied
tne boy Peele to a tree, and was about lashing
him with the end of a whip when the Iboy
struggled and cried so hard, and mani,
tested such evidences of abject terror that
the man thought best to let him 90.
forng Peele went home that night and was
taken with slight pains in his stomach, which
continued at intervals, until on Monday the
SYMPTOMS extended to the esions of the heart
and became so seriOus as to contine him I, his
bed. They continued to grow more severe until
they 7ulted in the boys death on Tuesday
cqeniDg. DR.. Robertson, who attended .hc low,
could hnd no external marks CT violence what,
ever, but said there wss every evidence that the
immediate cause of death was congestion of the
beart. 1t is his opinion, and the opinion of
Others, that the boy was frightened to death
". y. Herc!d, 13th ir;t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

ARES OF WAsHISGTOSIASs-Ja Logan
Nm. JC =, ROb't Cross Lewis Djllim. GeJ w
Reed, Geo. Thompson, Vim. Clare, William T.
Young, Lewis Murphy and Jas. Vickers were
arrested on Monday evening by detective Cor
con, on suspicion OF being "repeaters." The
SIX last named were arraianed at the centr al
statlCn Tor hearing. Detective Gordon testi-
lied to- finding pistol on the person OF Logan,
ana oIe on JOEes also. Each OF the defendants
had an excursion ticket rom Washingfon =
4i-ll2dV lphIa and return. The defendarit, WEE
acid IN 81 eco bail each for fun ,Ier heal =
Philadelphia PecCrd
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The Markets IO.ilAH.

1etegrdphed Ezciusirely to The Erenirg Star.
bALTlhoRE, Oct. H.-Cotton dull, aud rominally
nnc change in price Flour dull, but steady: How
ard street super, SIS 25sS5.75; do extra SO 25a
S6L5; family, Sass 20 City Mills. sup,r. IS "5a
S6I5; extra, Sc 25aS7 % do family. 81 5O.S9 IS:
western, superfine S5aS537Ia; do. extra, S. 25a
S6I5; do. family, SO 50aS7t0. Wheat steady and
IN improved demand; sales of choice Maryland red
AT . 6aSl Io good to prime do. Sl40aSl 90;
Common to fair. .l5a Is: white wheat O i 4OA
SlIb; Indiana rcd: 81 90sSl 49, Corn dull: receipts
hght southern white o0c.aSl, according TO quality
southern yellow, s0aS5c.; western white. Soc; do
yellow, SOas2c Oats dull and lower at 46a47c. Bye,
20 tcc: Pors firm at S27. Bacon firm;. rib sides.
-. clear do lS1fc.; shoulders. I5c; hams 25c
Lard firm at Hc; Whisky firm at 9la9I,sc
NEW YORK, Oct. H.-FIonr quiet. but firm
Wheat quiet, bit firm. Corn dull and declining
NEW YORK, Oct. H.-stocks quiet. Gold, I3ss
mo n1soneyin; Exchange, long, Sc; short ga 59os,
North Carolina IS. old, 80; do. new, M
z, bALTiM9RK Oct H-Virginia sizes. old 5l24 bid
coupon, old, 695a bid; do, new. e bid -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

Tx FRANCE they are building tw0-Story rail-
road cars. There is great saving Of first &C ..
In them, and also in dead weight. The later
amounts to only 2C0 pounds per passenger,
while in this country the dead weight per y Il
seDger vs. rarely less than 500 POUNDS, and of zen
uore. The new style would probably be OF
great advantage to roads that carry a large
numter OF passengers for a short distance, as on
lines ,onvergin2 70 the great cities, where there
is great population within five or ten mile
that has 70 be transported to and from their
business daily.
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HE New Hcrk Yacht Rr ce-Defeat O
the ambria-

- = ''< ~ FIFTY 70 IIr q v,5tHy sStdrs
INV YORK, oCs. - The race be, ween 'Ne
yachts CambI a and SappbO. Tor a cue valued
1T tfty gr'rs a.. . ok place &c DAY. The cOpI-e
was iIOm 'he Light shif, twenty miles to wird-
ward and back. The vessels Sts' ted at half
past eleven, End reached the light ship, the
SsIuho at % and the Cambria at 3 - %. IN.
ON he bone stretch fIe breeze fresheped con-
s,dtrably. and the SapphO sTadually dropped
her opponent, arriving AZ the light ship at
O'Clock, the Cambria al out three niles asseth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

The New York money market, owing 20 III,
arrangements caused by the gold speculstions
which are again sgitsting Wall street, Is active
at Sax and seven per cent the former being the
rate on government bonds and the latter on
stocks. The sellers of bonds TO the government
Yesterday could presents their bonds and obtain
the currency therefor, which made the market
easier before the close of bank hours. CONNER
cial paper is but little influenced by the activ-
ity as It is believed that it will be bat temper
airy The rates for prime acceptances remain at
3 TO y per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

ANOTHER ROYAL MARRIAGE IN ENGLAND
The prelimin aries Of the marriage between
Princess Louisa, the fourth daughter of Queen
Victoria, and the Marquis of Larne, the eldest
son of the Duke of Argyle, have been arranged
that the possibility of the Princess succeeding
to the crown is too remote to render the alli-
ance dangerous.
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lY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctr.; Georgetown

SnhNtkh1 SALE.
~ BY virtue Of decree Of the SUPP enc Court
-. cause Of Brooks. ct nj. rs Gsllaher, No. 1854;
equity and dated July s, l70, will offer at ion
on THURSDAYS o'clc TX .. m, the 20th day o!
october next, the valuable real estate of Lewis
BROOKS, deceased, situated on High street, George
town consisting OF parts of lots Nos. 81 95 rs and
10 Of Beatty Hawkins addition. bounded as fol-
lows, VIZ Beginning a: the end of li3lx feet meas
ured sGuthwardly from Sec md street, on the west
sioe OF high street and running thence north with
giles 10 High street. 63 100 feet thence north ardy
al right angles to the last line 25i feet; thence
Wettwardly at right angles to the last line o. feet
tnence southwardly. at angle Of 6ls degrees with
tie fourth line 40 Feet thence eastwardly. with tl,
line OF fence, to the dividing line between lots and
"a therce with said iiBe, southwardy Il Is 10 feet
70 Inc centre OF an alley, and thence in straight
lire 20 the beginning.
The improvements consist OF Q brick dwelling ami
large store, which can be Converted into tao. A
hne garden attac he'd and the property is valuable
as a business stand.
Tenn Of sale: One third Of the purchase money 10
DE- paid In cash and the residue in equal install
ments M Elk and twelve months, ectivey. with
interest, to be secured by approved notes AMI "A re
ter: ed lien. The terms Of sale must be COMPLIED
WITH within week after the sale, or the property
may be resold at the risk aud Of the de- agltinc
purchaser. Stamp and cOnyeyarcinr az the c. Il Of
the purchaser.
WALTER s. cox, Trustee
seq 3awts THOMAS DOHLINu. Adct
CEORGETOMN DOLLAR STORE, ~ HIGH
~ SIR EET receives weekly latest sty les Of and
Fancy Jewelry, Gold Bracelets. Chains, Rings
atches, and all the other goods USUALLY sold IN
Dollar stores. tse20-lmI }. G. NICHOLS.
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tRfED~rN's SAVINGS AND Trust CONTAIN
The regular monthly meeting of this Comuany
vas held at theU banding house, oil ThurS!ay
Ike deposits now reach Sz.oUG, 600. a handsome
surplus of assets were shown, which is being
lnyC sted in a banking house on PennsylvaniS
avenue. nearly opposite the White Hou e. Tire
teIOSiis .oT September were SJf9, 10 10. The
.IPoNits, which are largely draw from the cot
On crop III the South, are usually most abun-
caLt from tbs time OF the wear onwFrd. The
deposits by March Will probably reach -, 500, OO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

FEARFUL STORM IN GREAT BRITANNIA fear
ful gale prevailed IN London Wednesday and
yesterday. Adyices from different parts Of the
coast eport heavy weather. The shipping has
generally taken refuge in the harb ors, but many
nisasters have already been reported. The
and much damage occurred u the shipping ri
Liverpool At Limerick, in Ireland, The 81 0rm
was little short of a tornado. One man was
bIcWn lnto the floating cock and drowned,
another's Skuil was crushed nv . falIin,, .hirn
ney- horses were uDrOo.ed and vessels driven
ashore The storm wss very severe around the
wrecks have Occurred P
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

AMCSEMEN1S &C

National TheGter.-The Fiorences in {" Irish
A snrsnce and Yankee Modesty, !" "Thrice Mar
rec, and"Ihe Returned Volunteer"
Stone " Murray's Circus on 9Th street Ios,
Msrkriter's Art Gallery, 4ss N street.
Barlovs Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

Mr.. A. STRAUs has opened to-day, at his
store, No. l0ll Pennsylvania avenue, between
lott and 18th streets, large assortment OF over
&C -, Capes, business and dress suits, plaid and
- iped pans, &c which he has Just received
from New York, and ID which he invites the at
tentiOn OF purchasers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

"EN Queen Isabella. OF Spsin has so,.,.1,
near Geneva, In Switzerland. She has q 80
residence near the lake. 1e
~Delroi,, few DAYS ago. expel renced the
sensation Of "three deserted husbands seekinS
three faithless wives" The reporters there cali
n "WOman's Pertdy."
"''To Providence and Way Stations was
the inseription on a sign placed oyer the chapel
door at Trinity College, Hartford, lately. Z:
was stolen from the railroad depot.
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CITY ITEMS.

PANTALooSs with Single and Double Breast
ed Vests TO match, in variety ard at very low
prices at GEO. &. HRNHING's
No. 4l0 Seventh street. n. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

NEW STYLES of Clothing opened daily at Oak
Hal. All the leading styles OF Boys Clothing
OIece goods for custom work at Oak Hall, 52J
Ith street, opposite Post Office. fs,mwf,5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

The VIRGINIA CKNsUs.-Census returns are
complete from all the counties in the State ex-
cept eleven, and estimating them upon the basis
Of 1sC0, the population of Virginia for this wear
will be closely in the neighborhcod of ,9O0,6OO
decrease OF about 81 Geo since the last emu
meration.- Richmond ENQUIRER
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INDIANS NATURALIZED.-Fifty-oD Indians
OF the Winnebago tribe were natUraiized at
81. Paul, Mimi, on Wedn sday. Their object
is TO obtain title. under the homestead law, in
severslty, ID lands they now occupy in common.
One OF the lndiars is named David Twiggs,
and claims ID be a son of the late General
David Twiggs, formerly of the United State
army, and afterwards of the Confederate army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

MRS. DIR. WALKRR.-A mob Of people, in
GLIDING street ragamufirs, many well-knOwn
bankers, brokers, &c. OF Wall ST., jeered and
street, Tuesday. Mrs. Walkers sex seemed 70
be no equivalent for protection against insult
because OF her bloomer costume~N =. Jour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

TIE NATIONAL THEl1kR.-Mrs W j. Flor
CEccs benefit tonight should attract -lav-
Ecers. FOR the bill is decidedly the best offered
daring the engagement of NJ. and Mrs. F..
comprising three OF their best pieces The
matinee O-mOrrOw afternoon for the benefit OF
81. Aloysius Relief Society, at which the Flor
ences have volunteered their services, and for
which Manager Spalding allows the use or his
th alter Rr"tls, deserves 10 be literally patron
lied, and we trust will be. Prices the same Is
al the evening performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

A GOOD WHITE SHIRT for S1.JO, a better
Shirt Tor Sl75, a still better Shirt for So and a
very fIe Shirt Tor <2.2j. Great Bargains.
NOAH WALKER X Co,
COS, over Bryan Bros Grocery,
Penn. ylyania avenue, bet. 9Th and eth SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER of the Supreme
Court OF the Dis,fict, who hss spent most OF rhe
summer at his former home IN Ohio, hes r.
turned, and was to- day at the Court Houl :, en-
JOY ing his usual good health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

TILL TAPPING.-About o O'Clock this morning
two young cOlored men entered the restaurap.
OF Juh1s Eisenbess, OF the corner of 81 aud Ii
streets, during the temporary alb cree OF the
proprietor, and &c bed the till of SO In Change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

The PATENT OYPIcE.-The Commissioner of
Patents returned to this city this morning. The
rooms on the second floor Of the Patent Office
building, which were recently vacated by the
clerks in the Pension Office, are now being pre-
ppuec for the use OF the examiners, who will all
be transferred thence from the ground hoor
which will hereafter be used entirely for filing
purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

SALE OF MoNYY.-At the both r,or,blv ,,os4
ing 81 the Economical BUILDING Assocjation on
wednesday evening IS shares were adyauced
nlon, az an average of 3sk premium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

JOHN LITTLE, the weIl-known desperate, a
70 sident OF the Sixth Ward, has not been ar
rested since his brutal assault of TUESDAY Ia 4
on son OF Mr.. Joseph Van Rswick living on
% street, southeast. Drs. Roberts and A. w
Miller are attending the wounded man. who is
stl.i n dangerous condition. Little is butcher
by trade. and has been twice tried for murder
once in Baltimore and once here his trial in
THIS city Icing for the killing OF officer Leech,
of the MetrOuOlifan Poliee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

FROM ShilliDgton, Ok on Building. VIC have
Harpsr's Magazine and The GALAXY for November.
From y. G. Parker, 81 9Th street, we have H1.-
pr Tor November, and from Il. +. Willis. .D--
Der 18th street and New York avenue, Nost's
Almanac for Is. 1, very funny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

EVERYBODY Is GOING TO THE CIRCus-The
gorgeous band-wagon OF Stone * Murray's cir
Gus, drawn by sixteen horses, paraded up the
Avenue this morning, to the great delectatiou
OF the juveniles. This show has been drawing
I'M me nsely, and those who go there say they get
their moneys worth; the equestrian and Sym-
nastic performances being very good, and the
clowns jsst as funny as they make 'em. After
noon and evening performances to-day and to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

sra game OF base ball is the Troy mode Of
a'sIng money for an orphan asylum.
H-A nephew of Andrew Jackson has turned
up IN Sioux City a. spiritual doctor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

On EASY TRRNs-Those in want of Sewing
Machines We recommend to examine the Will
COX & Gibbs. 1t Is certainly the perfection Of
mechanism, and can be seen in operation on
different work at Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset
Factory, where they are sold or rented on liberia
terms. 408 It'll street.
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GEORGETOWN.

FRENCH JET JEwELRY in beautiful STYLES a;
PTiggs. ON the avenue. near Z street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

AEEsPECTnBLE-LocKIYG WOMAN was ares.
ed this morning for passing a counterfeit - hill,
at a dry goods store on 7th street.
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I ARGE STOCK

AKGE STOCK -.
FALLAN WINTER DRY GOODS
NOW OPEN.
Tho LARGEST ana MOST COMPLETE ASSORT-
hENT We have offered our customers
DRESS GOODS, consisting in part OF
Superior Black Silks. Irish Poplins, Empress
Cloths English Saline in Cloth Colors, Serge do
Noleures French Merinos fr' q IS cents mp; Flsid
Poplins, Delaes from lssi to . cents; the cee5ra
ted Buffalo and Beaver Brands Black Alpacss, IO
pieces Cloth Cessimsrel ard Csssinets, from 50
GENTS up Water proof Cloths for Cloaks and suits,
from n mp, eli coiOrs.
Juela celebrated KID GLOVES. Joseuhs KID
GLOVES 81. BENJAMIN MILLER,
se29-tr 101 Bridge street. Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

Do not put an enemy in your mouth, to steal
away your teeth. Beware of destructive tooth
wfshes, and tooth powders, many OF which are
b9Se limitations of SozodOnt. Insure a life lease
Of found teeth and fragrant breath, by adopting
the frasr rant Soz0dont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF Mrs. A. Hubbel, Ga
h street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

- IL OFRlcERs.-At the annual meeting
Boston, on WedEtsdsv. aTter T1'i '' IN a. al
upon the subject of electiug women a. os 49,
a Mrs. + aIkiIsoh and a Miss MAY were addad
10 the board b. upanimCu Us vote WIZ -NuSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

CHEAP BED FOR CHILDREN AND SERVANTS,
only one dollar and fifty cents.
ADAMsoN's,
81 3O5 9th street, next to Penn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-14

LAN6RAN * O2ilvie. and Blanchard &. Mo-
Lun, SEND US HGTpeT's No .tne for NoyemhaJ.
ara rem d. G. Parker we have Tae Galgry foI
the same month. - io'
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HuHTlAs1oH'
HUNrINGTOHit
RUNTIHGToNIII

THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL.
ROAD IS NEARL Y CONFLICTS
THE IRON RAILS ARE BEING LAID.
The Junction OF the Main Stem of which With m.
Lateral Branch into Washington takes place AZ
HUNTINGTON, but twenty minutes' ride from the
Capitol.
The building OF Homes there by W..b,n..o,, ia,
sens 10 already going rapidly forward 'a
Eligible and Desirable BUILDING LOTS can ..,,
be secured at Ms each, with good titleNnayshis =;
10 charged for o Lot. eese GU
The present 10 Just the time to select your buildins
OISICE-Ao. 1891 = STREET, between ,,th ana
18th streets
BEN. n. PLUMB 4 CO.,
""",Tt'im Proprietors