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The Shasta courier., 1870-09-17

628 Gifts in all ll................... $500, 900
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction of the Board of
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association,
assisted by Supervisory Committee selected from
State City and county officers, and well known
citizens OF San Francisco
ROBERT B. SWAIN, President NJ. L. A.
W. II. L. BARNES, Vice President.
WIN. c. RALSTON, Treasurer
After paying the expenses of the entertainment,
and making the distribution of the Gifts as above
announced, the balance will be applied to extingu-
ishing the present Indebtedness of the Mercantile
Library Association.
Holders of tickets to which gifts may be award
ed, will receive the same presentation of such
tickets or coupons to the Business Agents of the
Board of Trustees at their Office No. BIS Californi
street. San Francisco.
Notice
HOLDERS OF TICKETS to the GIFT CON-
CERT in aid of the Mercantile Library Assoeia-
ton, hereby notified, that the Concert is post
poned until
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3Ist, 1870.
Unexpected interferenees have operated to max
this delay necessary to accomplish the result of
freeing the Library from debt without recourse to
other privileges granted by act of the Legislature,
passed February 10, 1870.
This is positively the only postponement which
will be made. The Concert will take place on the
day above named, commencing at nine o'clock A.
NJ, and to continue until all the gifts have been
awarded.
The funds already in bank are considerably
more than sufficient to insure the successful com
pletion of the contract with the public
The sale of tickets will po itvely close on Fri
day, the 2Sth day of October, 1870.
All tickets remaining unsod at that time will
be withdrawH from sale and cancelled. They will
be advertised by their numbers, on the 29th day
OF October, 1870, in of the daily papers
of this city. Any diminution thus made in the
number of tickets to be drawn, will not affect the
nmnter amount of gifts. They will be here
tofore advertised to-wit: 62S gifts, amounting in
all to S50O000 gold.
Ticket holders residing out of San Francisco
will receive duly accredited lists of the awards of
Gifts, which Will also be published in the leading
San francisco daily papers, on the LIST November,
1870
Delivery of gifts will commence November ID,
1870 at the Office No. 5is California Street, to ull
parties presenting tickets to which gifts have been
awarded. A Il gifts awarded to residents will
be held to their order and for their account
ROBERT B. SWAIN, Prest. NJ l.. A
W. II. l.. BARNES, Vice-President
W. c. KALST0N, Treasurer.
TH0S. Il. HAYES, Recording Sec'y.
DAVID WILDER. Corresp. Sec'y.
W AsHBU Ne J. NJ. McNULTY, A. NJ. EBBETs,
W. f. wooD Isaac WORNseR, A P. ELFELT,
W. q. BADGER, +. B. REYNOLDS, SAM'L HUBBARD,
MAURICE DORE CHARLES L. PETERS,
Business Agts.
No. 3ls California Street
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AUCTION {!

TNHERE WILLIE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC-
Il ton at the office of Wells, Fargo Co. in the
town OF Shasta, at IL o'clock A. NJ. on the 10th
oil October 1870, the following unclaimed packages
on acct of charges thereon, as follows;
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poli}tigerirbt

Il Da6 &erb1r in benz Sale Der GliIaz
betb 5at@ ,puroe BIC nd9@ten Donner
flag Sertast, UNI taS &elultat Der S9ue=
wunpe %ab5utparten. Die Nn9efla9te
nurpe Don pem&i@ter auf pel9en &pabrz
i6etnlt1 bic rbetortl9en Musbr1@e @pr>
mans einen 9epalttaen Ginrrud ma6ten,
unter cine t1omineue8 irel@aft spn$1500
seieQt.
Sim. @bea, Elm alter Grunfenbolc
tpurce auf 80 Sage per Straflection elm
.Yer!eibt.
- 3wei 9ew6bnliGe &dul4e uno bic
lbl@en SIS warea ra9 &elultat Der 81
bunA. -
@n. 9. @oterts, 2anohrei&er une
Gruntenbolr, erbtelt cine &nneuuns in
Der 0a9abunben>B Brigade.
1 Is, 6anf @barle6 nel@er betrunten wa,
:uno In einemY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NIT cine.
Der Snfaien in@ trett serietb 3oblte $12.>
So. ,..
6. 6. Sing uno s. 81. Rerry
3pei &ipalen I'm, Grocery @el9dft 8eries
then @omfa9 Mittue an Der Sadlon
Strabe in einen Streit unb 8errY aoe
babel Den &lrteren.
Der Sail wurpe eetern i'm Yoli3eisez
rt9t Dor elmer SurY Derbanoelt tpel1e
Sing i&ulbto erfldrte uno 3ablte pieler
$15 un5 Soften.
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Gtaotratb.

Der @taptratb bielt feline .reselmd6isf
.Sibun9 am Dienitas.
Gtne Nn3abl Gin9oben fit bas QeQer
BON Tub,reae11 wulbe einsereidt.
Der DeidluB fir p%ublifotion Sc,
taptilden SroinanSen i'm uBancerer>
9in9 1erloren.
Der COMMITTEE 8eribt beSu9lib Be,
|Strabe pelde mad Cafe Como fubrt tos
oielelbe fir ben @erfebr often uno burd
pripatleute ni@t 9tiperrt weroen fam.
puroe angenpmmen. 1...5>7s' ~
Der Staotratb tabm cine G%inlapuno
an 1i9 in corpore am 30tenMot an Der
@erempnien flrD Decoration Der Splpaten>
@rdter 81 betbeili9en. ,"12- = 2
Mebrere 8orla8en fir teue, @tant;
SrotnanSer purben. an Rem betrefenc'r
Musldu6 perpielen.
@ertasuns Bis Mureen (Greitag-
Mbenb. .' III 1
h., Or Stabtratb bielt seRernQtent
sine Sibune., ~
pig Staten fir ben @radsn;ou wurpe,
|fefeeieBt. ~ 2<n+. 49,
b. Ml@ael 5arri8 wurbe NIT einem Sc.
balt BON $40 per @onot gum @ebalfS:
@elunobeit8z Sn lpector crnannt. !
~ 5000 muroen fir &speraturen be
Srlde an Der ,Gprtfrabe in. Der Nab
BON Stablmann6 Braueret bewiQiot.
~ Gtne 9rpbe Mnjabl Don BiuS murce,
an iete betrefenpen COMMITTEES Yertpie
fen,
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Taule @ferbe i&neQ 9ema&t!
unb idbneqe @ferbe febueuer.

Metne 0s1lntlunssmetbsse sa pftrten ~sasanttrt, Bic
0ansart 'sssne zines Yfeses. gut uber fal.&t. ,u strtef.rn.
9epSbnltae Arbettspferoe batea bic S&nsuis,sit ibrer Cana.
art fu ssruebrt sa6 Ne fur $500 ~sertauft murtsn. Gin Ser
nel9er meiae Netbue' anpenbst lauftee eu paar pferbe' fur
$500 unb nadbeu e. fe nur 4 Gage sef&ult bate ssstaute e.
fe fir $1,000. DitftIben trabttn 2'4S IL, @ef&trr. Gin an.
tersr saufte en sepSbnli&es @eitYferb fas $50 unb ~strtaufte
Is In elmer @u&e fir $500. Sd ienbe metae Qebr> Metbpse
an tsssas cine asreae eeesn ginftnbuns zines Dsuars.
Sefe q. WanfeIter.
care Of Boz 2701, st. Qpuis N2c
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Geuer.-3 mei Grame 6dultr Al,
Der obern britten@ trafe, iund9nBromn6
Blod> in wel@en ii9 bic G9leiferei pe8
5errn Grante unb baS M6belsel9dft bon
Wopebam 8roS. betnpen> brannte eel tern
Worsen 4 ubr ab. Das Teuer ent1anc
in nem biuteren Tbetlc Res @ebdupeS,
unp ia Der Teuer<Nlarm 1ebr lpdt 9eoez
ben warre> brannten bte5dulerfafab > ett
6ilfe berteifam. Die @ebrloer Wpopz
bam Yerlieren 5000 unb Ser Tranfe faf
eben 70 Diel. Die 5duler eebDrten ben
Germ Wilfin unp Aler. Stanley unc if
Der &erluf rerlelben cur@ @eri9eruno
binldn9lt@ 9eoedt.
- Die frlberen Mitolieco Ter Gp.
g. te6 6ten, &e9iments Minnelota So
luntdrs bielten cine 8er1ammlung in
pelder Beileipabel9lii0e iiber ben Sob
ibres frlberen &ameraben Saceb &ernen,
pelder Dor eini8en @p6en in g. paul
itarb, pallirt tpurcen. Cine ptitere @er>
lammlun9 fntet am 21ten Wat (Samz
fta9) @benps Z ubr i'm @tore pon3ou u.
Yaar fat.
Geuer.- Mife 2uocenfons @pbz
nun9. SO. 80 &amlep @trabc brannte
k9!eftern Mor9en einllbr ab. Yerlut UNI
Sefdbr $1,000.
8rutoles Betra9en einea
Stabtratbes. - s. 8. Supion,
oei1en &eiiren3 fi@ an ber 4ten @trabe
ibefnoet, unp 3trar in per nd&ften Na@>
bari@aft in nel@er am lebtenD onnertaa
has Geuer mitbete, fubr, 1obalp ct ben
Nlarm bSrte, mad ieinem5au1e.' Sn be,
Ndbe b%e{1elben oneelan9t fubr ct in he1
Gile lber etnen @@lau&, wel6er que,
lber bic StraBe 9ele9t tpar. 1 ~
Der in Der Ndbe febence Staptpater
&earcon> Elm unseidlifener Srldnter.
padte In rcber Wetle ben un9lddli4en
Subfon beim &ra9en nnb f@leppte Jpn
mad Der @alaboole wuielbf ct i'm lief,
Sup1pn bepeutete bteien fabtrdtblt@en
2QmmeL ba6 rtenr Ct cine Stabt<S roiz
aon3 perleBt babe ct ben nd@fen Mor~
gen auf benz poli3etsert&t eri9einen
&purbe. - ::
Mber ia balf Ni@te, .er n,ubte brum'
men uno purre erft mad mebrersn@ Stun
ben bur@ feline Greunte aus BET 5uf1
befreit.. 6err Suo1on beabf9tiet 9eeen
ben 9roben !Staptpoter cine &la9e ouf
S@apeneriab fit uneelebli&e Snbafti<
run9 ein3uret&en.
- @tr MAIDEN ca6D ame1 Yublitum.
1opie ale tpelde Gtntdufe pon@Qenpaa>
rem gu MAIDEN baben, gang DEFENDERS oui
Gas SroBe, rei@baltt9e unp pobl al1prz
tirte Eager pom GrdtjabrSz uno Com
n,ertpaaren BON .. @. Sn9erloQ II. g.,
an Der Gde Der @abaibap unb tritten
! Strabe gang Defenders ~aufmertlam.
Cute @tpfe 1@6ne SHUTTER urb biQiet
preije fnp Der Stol5 bieler alter, Tirma.
- Dus gerbrennen BON @eiiQ aui
ben, 6asel pberbalb 9adlon @tra6e nerz
urla@te ge(tern Mbenb 8 l1br einen fall
|1bcn Geucr Mlarm rel9er BE oan3e
Geuerpebr berausbrodte. Sol,bem TN
fu0 fpatt bur& cine 2rbinan3 8eRensrt
Iptrrtn. I
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m& e.fef@
 als cine 49,. III
@eimatb fir @Inmanberer.

Cine fltine Mnsabl bieier pampblete 1T nod
porratbis unb f%cftenfrei III ~be3ieten.
9lQe, BE ibren Greunten in Der alien 9eiraatb
pber ben SRli9en @taaten cine ettreue Baei@rei-
buns unleres @taatts fenbea tpoQen,, {cQtea f1
nlei& penpeu an 6errn RS '@ rt.}* +
@m. Seeeer,
@tate Erealursr's Office, st. paul, Minn.
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.Beuer.-D as @obnbauS pes 6rn.
tSamuel Mit9eu ii McQear Conn, unz
oefdbr 5 Meilen pom ct. paul brannte
an, leBten Dienftae Mer9en 3 ubr ab.
Sat ba6 gauge Mobiliar ,purDe pur&
.bas Teutr 3erft6rt unp 1T Der 8erlufi
3pil@en ;wet unb bret Iaulenb Dbl
lars nit iebr un%beoeuteneey gerldf,
Irur8.
Der Coroner 81. @luertprt belt
ae1ern Nadmittas oie ,unterludurs liter
ben Qei9nam be6 Trdulein Dora @cQels
Ian .mel1e Bel ben, BGeuer am leBttnD on,
nerftas inG concert 6aQ Blof perbranatt;
unb eaben bic @eidnprenens seiinea ben
%llmitdnrsn sntipre@enpfn @abripru9.
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trae, pie 9iite Der @el@morensr 3u per>
werfen, ba bieielben nt6t IN Der bur&
tas @e1eb poreel1riebcnenW eile ae3oaer
1eien. Der &i9ter entldiep gu @unfen
pes Mntrage6, entlisb bic @ei&worenen'
une nerorbnete bic lofortiee Nu8ferti9un9
einerS pe3ial<@ prlaounsfar "a @eiawoz.
rene.
Morris. Murray. befannte il9 beSs
DiebfableS |9uloi9 uno 1puroe gu eintm<
SABRE @efdnsnib in Der Counts Sail
perurtbeilt.
DiRrift @purt.-patrid &eley,.
beS @trabenraubes .aneeflaet wurbe.
BON ben @ei@worenen freiseipre@eu.
Die @erbanpluneen In Dem proceGt
oeaen Sobn Barter, an8etlaot DenniS
6lapin nit einem MeGer, in ber Mf@t
i'm 3u tSbten, 8eitp@en gu boben, baz
ben 9efern %be9onnen. Dte @ertbetbt>
oun9 erbebt &iniprl@e 9eeen bic @pe>
3iul SurY unb fu&t 9elteno 3u MAIDEN,
oae unter bem @eleb Som /. Mat 1870
cine @orlaoun9 Don Griabmdnnern fir
pie SurY ni@t fottbaft 1T.
Beuer.-G Gin She'll BON @anper5
2aserbaus an Der unteren2anourS puroe
Dienfa9 Ne@mitta9 bur9 8euer 3er<
ft1rt.
@abr1@einli4 1T bas Geuer bur@
Gunfen, &rel&e BON zen an Der &auounS
lie9encen Dampfern/ bur& ben boben
Binp auf ba5 Dad be6 2~a9erbaules 9e<
trieben &purber, e%nftanben. Do6 6euer
muroe sel6i@t ebe mod bic Sprtben an.
famen.
De- Champion NaGauer Siloen,.
pel9tr NIT bober poli;etlider @enebmi>
oun0 unb unter beren fpesieIen &uft&t
in BET obern Stabt al6 Mitolieo Der @a>
ga%burbenzB rigarbe bic Straben reini9t
1u@te 9etern Mittae ~. entrti6en, rur<
be ober fofort rieper abeefabt uno na@
Der Sail sebra9t.
Die biefsen Mofler In @runb>
feisratb,tm modem eldn3eaeee @el@afte.
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ger "-,r... e.; ~'I..~ IT,.
@dbrenb bes eeftrieen Ga9e6 erfubren
1pir, eab Grou 5at@; pel@e al6 cine alte
@ourteiane In ct. paul unter Dem Na~
men Beue 2aprence befanut mar, mad
Der Gbat it@ mad BEN 6au@e elmer Grau
Yabbo6 an Der iebnten @trabe serfi9te
unp baielbf ,iGinlab be9ebrte. Trau
paobod ia9t, 3bab fe fi@ 9epei9ert babe,
8eQe in bas 3immer etntrete1 3u la0en,
ta ptele mitunter fart trtnfe unp bann
itbr unun9enebm lei. Grau pappud trat
bterauf ans Genfer unp 8tue ersdblte
iii, bab ie Soc 8ruib eri@o1en. babe.
&uf bic Gra9e> me6balb fc bie8 9etbon,
erfldrte 8eQe: ~Gbeo. Borup trdet bic
S@ulp poran; pie1es Grauensimu,er bat
mir felt 3wet Sabren Summer Derur1a9t
felt bieler 3eit tebt, iie Swtl9en mir
lnb ibm!" Grau pabpod LIEF iie BIER
auf in bug 6aue eintreten. Der Dau<
men an ibrer re@ten 5anb mar @9rpars
unb sequetldt mabrldeinli9 rur@ bas
YiRol. @ie mar iebr aufsere9t urb
1aote, fe babe bos pitol auf ,ber Stra6e
ruea9e&porftn. Gyau paopod iu@te .Fe
au berubtsen uno e%rtpdbnte, paB Ipas Yiiz
fol m59li9er @eiie fi& entlopen babe,
obnt Soc 3l Sertpunpen. Mber 8eQe
ertpiberte: "DaS 1T ntdt m5sli@, benn
i'd babe 8lut 8eieben."I Sie %perlan9te,
TraupaDbpd lpqe fe nerteden, bod pieie
rpeiserte t@, bies 3u tbun urb rietb it,
fi@ Der oli3ei aus3uliefern. Trau pao<
bod bebouptet feraer, baB Grau6at@ pper
Beue, ais f1e gu ibr fan, betrunfen mar.
Der Gounty<M nwalt beludte 9effern
Minas S9ee 8ruib, UNI ben Ibatbtitano
aufSunebmen, unb ,formirte ipfort bic Mns
flaee FIJI, bic 8cr<unteriu@ung .pslde
bfute Wo'senl ibFen Anfars atno1'tastu !.
bat.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette Of last evening has the following
items:
man residents Of the city was held last night in
Harmonic Hall, and the following offers were
elected: Robert Portner, president; Albert
hosenthal, vice president; Otto Portner, secre-
tary; Lewis Stein. treasurer. committee was
appointed to collect subscriptions among the
Germans and the friends Of their cause, and
seem advisable, for the purpose OF raising funds
10 aid the sufferers by the war now in progress
in Europe.
SLoOP SUNK.-A sloop loaded with lumber.
pound ron the saw.mill Of Mr.. John Hawk
hurst, at the lower ship-yard, TO Georgetown,
sprung aleak off King street dock this morn
ing, and had to be towed into Cazenove's wb arf,
where a large number Of hands succeeded i'm
unloading her before she sunk.
THIRD WARD RADIcALs-A meeting of the
Ihlrd Ward radicals was held i'm the colored
school house on Alfred street, between Princess
ana Oronoco, on the night of Thursday last for
club of that ward. The following officers were
elected: Thos j. Edelin,, president; George
r: Douglas. colored, secretary; John Pinkney,
Richard Miles, Hannibal King, and G. p.
Douglas, colored. and q. w. Lucas of West
Virginia, and L. y. Edelin,.
CAMP MExTING.-The camp meeting Of the
NJ. +. Church at Vienna station, on the w. e
q. X H. commenced to-day. 1t is held under
the fuperintendence of Rev. Mr.. Nickerson, F.
Il. Rev. Messrs. McCauley, Gibson and Will
son, OF W ashington, and Hays, of this city, are
IN attendance.
The excursion of the cOlored Masons to Lees
burg, Yesterday, was very quiet, orderly and
successful affair. T.. j. Rove. the cOlored
President OF Liberia, who was one OF the party
returned to Washington last night, having. as
ne expressed himself, spent delightful visit to
his native State.
PROXIES AND DIRECTORS Board of
Pubic Works have made the following appoint
ments for the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG and
Potomac Railroad Company: Proxies: John
III. Kelley, ID. &. Deiarnette, II. +. Walker III
A Claiborne, John b. Davis. Director: An
drew Johnston.
DIvIDEND-lt is announced that a dividend
OF seventy cents per share on the capital stock
OF the Bank OF Alexandria will be paid TO the
stockholders, or their legal representatives, at
the bank, which went into liquidation forty
years ago.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
-
NJ ATTENTION
~ MONDAY. 8; TUESDAY, .; WE'D ~
NEeDAf, 1;SEPTEMBER next. INK
THIRD GhAND ANNUAL FESTIVAL



SCHUEfZEN VEREiN GERMANA
49, At the Germania 9th street, Park
AT clock a. N. TIE GeTmania Schuetzer will AS
te!nbe IN front OF heafquaTte-s. Hook meyers Sseu
Rerbund Hall. corner sth and streets, march To-
tnr railroad Depot. whore the invited guests from
thsr estoH. :. G., New York, Baltimore. Nd etc. ,
Viii te received, Whereuron all will march back to
At loa m the Grand Procession will be formed in
jackson square, i6'e street, Pennsylvania avenue,
and .lh street TO the Park,
IHsEE DAYS PROGRAMME
brand Prize Shooting flor SchuetZens and other
GeitIt meaj Kings Shooting, for members only;I
queen Shooting. for the ladies Of members only
tiize Shooting Tor Ladies, frZs Shooting for the
cadets Of the ;. v. e., Prize Bowling, Grand Con
cert, ibG Growing the kiEc and Queen, Presenta-
non OF Prizes Dancing, Brilliant and various per-
* inahcts OF the be,t gymnasts aud acrobats, M
nnGn' 81 Springfield, and others at and D. IN
Taylor's celebrated Inclined Railway sonsthirg
new and never seen here, Theatrical Performances,
ttrousels Patent Swings, and other new and rare
Entertainments, Splendid Illumination, Brilliant
Fireworks, e iJIuE BaloO1s. &c, &c.
Admission. 25 cents. Pavilion, % cents extra
The undeTsigred committee has done everything
70 make this Festival q snecess Ovet 50 &c nsva
b'en expended Tor cash, viz Gold medals ar
ran Etients etc The President Of the United Stat
hIs cabinet, Mayor Emery, the North GeTman Min
!steT and other distinguished persons have been in
vice. grand t1i.c is expected and every is
Idtey) I'll be highly pleased with the various means
OF enjoyment offered. . per c.ntum of the anoun.
received will be devoted for the relief the widows
and orphans OF those who I'LL in battle for the
unity and safety nf their German Fatherlsnd
sel-d iChronI EXECUTIVE COM MITTEE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

No. CHANCE for a good investment or to
secure a desirable home. We would call special
attention TO the auction sale Of desirable i'm
proved real estate on East Capitol street, very
near the Capitol grounds, advertised to be sold
by Cooper & Latimer tomorrow afternoon, at
eo-cloek- The sale will positively take place
regardless OF the weather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

1hE GRAND old-fashioned English picnic TO
Se neid tomorrow and next day by the ST.
oeOige Slno, az Abner's Park, will be an ex-
ceedingly interesting affair introdncin, 20 n
al The famous English and Scottish sports and
Pastimes- A feature Of the affair will he the
Csc OF the celebrated self-aeting inclined rail-
wSy. ISL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

NEW Ice CoNPANY.-It il understood tho,
new ice company II now in progress of orgnni-
ZstiOn in this city, to be composed of substan-
tisl business men. A sufficient amount Of money
bss been guaranteed, and measures have been
taken TO erect a suitable ice-house In which 10
store thousand tons OF ice for next season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

FEE wbitby Jet Sets from - to SO, French
Jets from Il TO sc, received this morning al
Prig2's Dollar Store, No. AZ Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between y and 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-01

FROM J. ShfliDgton we have HaTper's W,elIy
and EreTy Saturday for September, abouRding
n war pictures.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
HOTELS.
HOTELS.
d EDUCTION EXTRAORDINARY
Unparalleled Inducements to the Travelling
Public and Permanent Boarders.

- July q. iiso. VENko
On and aiter the 18th inst, and up to and Ne
including the 3st day of October next the RAJ ~
at this extensive and well appointed hotel
Board and Roems, per day..................S ~ so
without '" :" - ~i Ok
Rooms " Beard 90 4" - 81 m "a : rs
$50 According to location,
Rooms will be exhibited at any time, and sampIe
OF are Is now IN readiness for the inspection OF
House. ~ WV VA 'no
ladies gentlemen,
These arrangements afford an uneQ ualled combiua-
tonof comfort, cheapness and desirable locality to
Gevernment officials and others similarly situated
who wish to avoid long, hot and dusty walks To
reach unpalatabe meals and inferior apsrtments
Being the first in Washington to put down the
prices OF first class accommodations TO ante war
rates, respectfully solicit tho patronage OF that
large nnnber of persons obliged to spend the sum
mer in Washington well the travelling public
JAMES SYKES, Proprietor
WAsHikGIoS, HJuly. 1870. jy22-3m
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AMgsE1IENTs, &C.

Excursion 70 Cobb's Island on the Lady Of the
Lake tomorrow.
"A grand oId-fashioned English picnic at Abb
ner's Seventh-street Park, Sept. I'd and Sd, By
the 1t. George Club.
Daily Excursion Of the steamer ARROW TO
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2l5 r street.
Mrkriter's Art Gallery, 4sS eth street.
BArlow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa avenue.
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TIE CONSIDERATION OF Rev. VIM. Pinckney,
ID. d., assistant bishop elect Of the Episcopal
diocese OF Maryland, will take place in this city.
At the Church Of the Epiphany, on the 9Th of
october next. A number Of bishops from all
parts OF the country are expected TO be present
The health Of Bishop Nottingham il very fee
BILE, and he viii not be able 10 witness the con
secraton Of his co&djutor.
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UVO THE PUDLIC.
ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE or WHITE
GOODS FROM AUCTION
CUCKER's sPRING he'd.

TUCKER'9 sPRING BED.
The undersigned having been appointed soie
agents for the celebrated
TUCKER sP3ING BkD'
Of this city, which ba, been adns,ea oS A. 70 u nc
best and most durable Spring Bed nov 10 uss' ate
sow prepared 20 furnish th-m in lets T. suit. Toe
trnde IN Disbe AZ factory prices also sod ~ private
s.Is GREES WILLIAMS.
House FurDi-hers,
ana Inn Sls Seventh street, corner 81 ID.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
FALL CvERcoArs,
All prices and sizes, q.
1o11 Pa. ave-. bet. 10th and Ilth streets.
ALPACA UMRRELLAs,
Black and Brown,
from . 70 IS.
A large assortment just opened.
GEORGE G. HKHNING,
No. 40 It'll street, n. W.
HKAPLHR has AL kinds Of Thermometers. 6,s.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TREATISE ON THE HAIR
sent free By mail by the proprietors OF
HALLS VEGETABLE
sICILIAH HAIR REVIEWER,
which ID the best article ever known to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
to its original youthful color
1t will prevent the hair from falling ont.
Makes the hair smoo and glossy, and does not
R.P.HALL AGO..
Nashua, n. H., Propriefors.
Tor sale BY eli druggists. su3-eoln&w
PURE WINES AND LIQUORs.
Having made ARRANGEMENTS with some of the best
nstilieI,es in the country for cid whiskes offer
the following well known brands at very low prices
VIE: The celebrated Old Grow, seven years old, as
Per gallon RS A. Bowens, years old, "a per gal,
Family Nectar, years old 81 50 per gallon. The cell
eorated Pine Apple 1rectined 80 gallon. Lon
~ per gallon. Dry CataWba still. tfrom Urbana
vii Min &c ComHsnyJ $40 per gallon ycuppernops
above is at least per gallon cheaper than can be
got elsewhere for the same grade.
Liberal discount to the trade. O. GAUTIER,
Proprietor of the celebrated Native Wine Bitters.
No. 1911 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, and ~
North Charles street. Baltimore. Md. jeH
BAYCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye IL the best IN the world.
hsImless, reliable, does not contain
eed, nor any c1taie poison to produce paralysis
death. Avoid the vaunted and delusve Preparations
S3asting virtues they do not possess: The genuine
". A. Bachelors 81 air Bye has had fktYfy years
lntarnished reputation to uphold its integrity a.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
by All DruRgists. Applied st 10 Rsnd street,
MI. feAtf
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No ARRESTS were made by the police yester-
fourth, sixth and eighth precincts.
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MR. John McDERMOTT, a much-esteemed
citizen, who has been making a tour through
England. Scotland and Ireland returned by the
steamer Java, making the remarkably short
trip OF ~ days fIom Queenstown to New York