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r UMBEBI LUMBIRn LUMBHR

UMBEBI LUMB1Rn LUMB1R
a large and complete a1DoftASns Of Buildfns
Lumber, Hemlock Fencing, CyIrses Shingles, whit
Pine and Spruce RI RtshstS, Cedar ReSss, Alse,
Of all KINDS On hand and for sale ct lowest MAIZE
rates by WIL18T REpQRAvD,
one square from uorthefn
SoAS-u Liberty marx q.
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CITY ITEMS.

WE ARE OFFERING bargains in Clothing our
prices having been reduced fully Is per cent,
among our stock will be found handsome
Medium Weight Suits for early fall wear.
A. SAKs & Co.,
316 Seventh street.
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TIRB.-About $50 O'Clock this morning An
alarm Of IRE was struck from box No. "A, cause
by the burning Of an unoccupied house on LIST,
between ID and streets southeast, owned by
Mrs. Jane Northbridge. Officer Berkley forced
the door open, and found the fire burning in a
closet. Ii was soon extinguished. Damage
about $50. The engines were promptly on the
ground. This was the act OF an incendiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

opened at No. iii 2 street, y. W., for the pur-
pose Of supplying faEnilies and others with com
peteIt and RELIABLE health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

BASE BALL.-A game of base ball between the
Olympics, OF this city and the Indianapolis Club,
OF Indiana, yesterday, was won By the former
resulting In "A TO IL. The Olympics had one
blank and the Indianapolis four blanks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

lNsANE.-Last night, Lieut.. Skippon AMI Ser.
geant Greer took in charge a German woman
named Amelia Wise, who has been living near
the corner OF i2th and streets, and who i. eyi-
IDENTIFY insane. She was taken to the Central
CuAdhouse, and day she is being examined
preparatory 70 being sent to the Insane Asylum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

KRs PART OF THE CITY-Special attention is
called to the sale Of lot H. in square $50 on Vir-
gina avenue, between Sd and AZ streets, at 9
the premises. And at 6X O'Clock the Same after.
noon, or lot 4, on square south OF square S26.
Both lots are well located. Terms OF sale are,
one third cash and balance in 8 and IS months.
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HUNTER Us. The GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Some time since, Alfred Hunter, proprietor of
. bookstore on Pennsylvania avenue brought
SUIT against the Washington Gas Light Com
Pany before Justice Charles Walter to recover
damages in the sum OF 800, on account of the
company cutting of his supply Of gas. and
Judgment was given Tor the plaintiff. The de-
PENDANT appealed from the decision of the ma
gistrate, which appeal Is yet has not been heard
IN the upper court. A few days ago Hunter
again brought suit before Justice W alter against
the company, laying an additional 300 damages
for excluding gas from his premises during the
second month, and judgment was given for that
amount.
After the first case had been appealed, an An
phcation was made to Judge wylie for an in
Junction restraining Justice Walter and Hunter
from taking further proceedings. A temporary
injunction was granted, and an order made for
the parties TO appear and show cause. On the
nearing the injunction was dissolved, and the
bill dismissed on the ground that the whole pro-
ceeding would be reviewed when the appeal
came up. MI. Hunter, it is said, intends pro-
ceeding monthly against the Gas Light Com
pany until gas Is again furnished for his store.
and his losses are made good by the company
unless the decisions in his favor are reversed.
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l. has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, holding a Special Term letters
M: BELLY, late OF Wellington county afore.
SAG deceased All persons having claims against the
sad deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the ID day Of August next: they may other.
wise BY law be excluded from all benefit OF the aid
1870. LANE LIZA RTI1V S"st'
au3-w ST. E~ecntr;-
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Mr. j. EvKkRrT MARrrx of thu r,a,o.. T.
sttute, has returned to the CITY after An Alb
fence OF some weeks. and will resume his dntis-
a. PIlnclpai OF the institute on Sept Ist An
tended leaving the profession Of teaching for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

THH Rooms IN THE PATENT OFFICE on the
second floor Of the east front, north OF the main
ooor, heretofore occupied by the Pension Office,
are being vacated and will be occupied by the
Patent once, the recent law of Congress hay-
ing authorized the appointments of two principal
and -FOUR assistant examiners. The Pension
once clerks heretofore in these rooms are being
removed 70 the private building occupied by
that Office, at the corner Of sth and g stroets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

We Would CALL the attention OF spectators
m real estate to the chancery sale of house on
ilth street, one door south Of F. to take place on
iMonday afternoon at O'Clock. The property
n In a most central location and is RAPIDLY i'm
proving In value. Terms Of sale are one third
cash, residue I'm and IL months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

A LIZ. 3. sHKPHKRD Z 1R0S.,
HAVING REMOVED TO fHBIR NV
IRON WAREHOUSE.
sl0 PENNA. AV., BET. 9Th AND l0rH SIN.
tsouTH sIDEJ
Respectfully call attention to their assorsus,,o q
GAS FIXTURES,
ALL PATTERNS MANuPAcruREp By yuu
Tucker Hanufaeturing Co.. New Y@h
also those Of
Mitchell, Vance 4 Co., New York.
WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURES,
PRICES.
,,ovv,. The Largest Stock Of
0N01 CLOCKS, and
MANTEL ORNAMIn1,
sver exhibited In Washington, and ct the
LOVES RA TIES.
Every Variety Of
SLATE MANTELB
manufsctured Of style and finish equal to the ansa
TERRA GOTTA AND IRON WARE,
CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN PLU1s,
VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUES,
RIDGE TILE, sEwEB PIPES, h
Sole Agency for
MOULKy PATENT EARTH CLOSETS.
We call especial attention to our
PARLOR CRATES, LATReBES, HURNAOll
and RANGES,
comprising al the most improved varieties,
FOUNTAIN JETS OF every style.
PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM TITTIN0.
q the most extensive character and Of all desorf>
tons, executed at reasonable rates and in the MOI
Usl and examine our Stock and salssrooms. ~
N 0 1 q h.
Under the arrangements made and consupmstsd
between the eopartners composing the firm Of
SYKES. CHADWICK CO, the entire manage.
ment and control OF Willars Hotel has passed into
the hands Of the undersigned, who 10 from this date
alone responsible obs therefor. ,.~,,
JUNE n, 1870.
Mr.. SYKES acknowledges his grateful OBLIGATION
% the patrons OF Willard's Hotel and promises TO
yort and accommodation that may lie in his
power. je1Iff
LOB THE sEAsON-PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
l. PURE VINE VINEGAR,
GREEN GINGER. SPICES,
auo-lm NV. BURCHELL.
STEAM CARPET-BEATIN0 WORKS.
- No. "a. Matne Avenue, bet,reen AZ and 6th SIS
The undersigned 10 now prepared to execute all or.
ders at short notice in the CLEANING OF CAR
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The FIRIMKF TO BE PAID Mr. Joseph FLEET
cher, secretary to the Board OF Fire Commits
fioners, informs US that on Monday next, tha
18th inst, the firemen will be paid to June LIST
1870. They will receive certificates, and the
amount required to pay them is S14 1855.
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b. sILvERHER0,
3l2 SEVENTH STREET,
U6-tr
nNLY FEW OF THOSE as SILK UM.
" BRELLAS and cheap VALISES left Call ~
az once II you want one, at PRINCES LOAN
vania avenue. iv -.
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STEAM CARPET-BEATING WORKS,
~ No. % Name Avenue, bettreen AZ and 9Th SIS
The undersigned is now prepared to exec ute ali or
ders at short notice in the CLEANING OF CAR
PITS, Of all qualities ard sizes. FOR Information
call for circular. (jySO-tfl L. RI(JE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

SHIRTSl SHIRTSl SHIRTSi
WIN. Fl. FAULKNER would respectfully inform
mis- old customers and the citizens Of Washington in
general that he can be found at No 10 18th street.
near PennsyIvania ave ne, where he 10 prepared to
make ehlhIS to order in the most approved man.
ner and at low prices The cut and finish Of his
Shirts are too well known to need further notice.
persons hnding their own material can have it made
up at short netice.
good OPERATOR on Wheeler l. Wilson's Sew
ing Machine wanted. [RepJ jy4-lm
ITO CONTRACTORS NDBRIDGE BUILDERS
am now prepared to furnish PILES, RAIL
ROAD TIES, and HEAVY TIMBER of every d q
scription, at the shortest notice, cheap for cash
Address, s. T. SUIT, Silver Hill, Nd,
or call at Browsing Middleton's
~ l5-lm IChron. and Rep.J
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i. y. y. F.-F. ID. Stuart, ESQ, of this CITY,
writes 10 q friend here from Hamilton Canada
under date Of August 10, that he is having a fine
time on his official round as Deputy Grand Sire,
1. .. o. F., visiting tie Order in that section
he has visited the lodges en- mdsse at Cincinnati
and at Cleveland, and in Canada the following:
the Grand Lodge Of Ontario, the lodge at
Brockville, the lodge at st. GATHERINGS, and
that at Hamilton. He has quite programme
laid out for the next week or ten days, including
visit 10 the Grand Lodge Of New York which
meets In Rochester, and expects to reach home
before the close Of the present month.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DO.
AT
PHILIP a SOI0wnx.

Ne" BOOKS
PHILIP d SOLOMON.
LOSSlNGS MT. VERNON The home Of w.sh-
lngfon: or Mt. Vernon aud its associafions his.
torlcal, biographical aud pictorial By Benson u
LOSING illustrated by numerous engraxinsx
chiefly from original drawings by the snthor an
srsved y Losing Barritt. "Pubiishei by
L!tE or OHAKLEs DICKENs. By s is10
Mekepzie. L. y. D., literary editor II the PALE
aeIpha Press with personal recoilecfiops ana
anecdotes Letters by Boz" never hefora nnh
Ilshed' and uncollected papers in prose and
sPhECHKs, LETTERs' AND saYISS,sa iee
ShAkLkS DlOkENs, 10 which is sdde,i a sketeb
S,s me aathor. ey George Augustus sala and Dean
CHARLES DICKENS. sketch Of his life az
works. By y. b. Perkins - m 10
ypHN loye story. By Mrs Oiiphpant SO
and noisaI.f popular treatise for young wives
vuT nn tners by DR. Nerd 9 as
sports and diversions for boys Of an sees sC,ro
pned and edited by the Rev. } G. Wood author ~
,Iuusrated Natural History" etc Nearly nirs
hundred pages; six hundred original illusfratio1s
oeautlfuily drawn and engraved: handsome cloth
ss,. cover: outdooT, indoor and evening parlor
nshlne shooting fish culture. home pets seience
arts, games OF skill, couJuring, puzrles riSilss
sentrlioQulsm, etc, etc. gorgeous book for
This is the time of the year Tor the binding y NJ.
Mines, Music, Pamphlets, Papers. Binding i'm every
aeSuted with great care and neatness and al
PHILIP a SOLOMoNs.
al, ,SIl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
sui BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH srRrrrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

ALDERMAN CARTER M. STEWART and sor
have left for Long Branch, to take charge Of
the tonsOrial establishment or Booker & Stew
art there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

HRMPLRR has all kinds Of thermometers. 6,S.
THR WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner Of Ith street and Louisiana avenue, is open
from $50 to 7:S0 O'Clock every Saturday evening,
in addition to its regular banking hours. 1t
pays interest on deposits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

AFRICAN NJ. +. CAMPMEETISG-A CORES
Pondent Of the Baltimore american writing from
the camp At Darlington, ND, says. THURSDAY
mor:!lg at II O'Clock, Rev. ID. p. Seaton, Of
washington, ID. C., preached from Prov. LIST
chap. l2th yerse-"Because 1 have called and
ye refused. IL was Q sermon of much no.
"A prayer meeting was then held for an hoI,r and
a-hAlf; the front seats were filled with penitents
Az O'Clock Rev. James A. Handy preached
from I'D Psalm, Ii" His name shall endure
toI ever" BY request OF the Executive Com
mittee, Bishop wayman preached the Closing
sermon at night; he took for his text st. John,
l:chap., 81 verse, I" In the last dav .h.t ar.et
osy Oh me least Jesus stood up and cried. If
any thirst let him come unto me and
Drink" The meeting was continued at night.
About O'Clock the horn was sounded, and the
eongregafion came together to hold the love
feast. IL was opened by Rev. Henry Dickerson
OF Woodbury., y. j. The speaking then COM
menced and continued for some time Bishop
Wayman then said the hour has come for ths
hrst National Camp Meeting Of the African M.
T. Church to close, and il was usual when a
great battle had been fought and victory
achieved that the army should take q march for
victory. Revs. ID. p Seaton and j. B. Hamil-
ton headed the procession, singing as they went
they look like men mastering around: thew
Hook Ike men of war" After marching around
several times they all halted in front OF the
preachers, stand and then sang the doxology,
and parted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

SALE OF REAL ESTATE by Thos. E. Wappa-
man, real estate broker and auctioneer-Part
of lot IL, in square No. 1861, improved by small
frame, to Frank ID. Gaines, for s425.
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COUNTERFEIT CURRKNCT.-A dangerous
counterfeit hfty-cent fractional currency note
OF the new issue has Just been put In circula-
nor. IL closely resembles the genuine The
paper used In the genuine IL pink tinted. The
counterfeit Is slightly greenish in color, and the
face Is somewhat blurred. The words frac-
which u not the case in the genuine There h.
also difference in the back OF the notes
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SUMNER RESORTS;

SUMNER RESORTS:
(,RIENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GREhT TFf KEpES STTTS,T' wE5s yES,SIA.
In order TO extend the season through the fall
fS " % ed9ee eIr charges on and after the
PEYToNs CO.
1.-THE SECOND GRAND FANCY AND MAS.
4nEhAbE BALL will come of at the white on
ebrated costumer. will be here with a splendid ward
rome. lRepl au4 lot
JoRDANs'wHITE sULPHUR SPRINGS.
FREDERICK COUNTY. VIRGINIA
Only u miles from Stephenson Depot r. o, point
road, i've miles from cna wine f 1ssS. ball
rms Watering Place Is now open under more IA
since the wan and every p' Effort ar ANY Will I'P
made to give entire satisfaction to all the ia:
A fire CITY BANDOF MUSIC will be in attend
snoe, and Masquerade and Fancy Balls will be fire.
sPriEg Pamphlets for distrbution at the Springs
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company Issue
gGSs for S ys days B.t
telegraph Office in full Il operation.
dsgd PEI r Ss s
White seryants three fourths, or according 70 &C
iy28-lm Is. q. JORDAN.
VNHE D0RCHEsTER HOUSE, CAMBRIDGE,
Il MARYLAND.-BENNETT BROS n
froprletors, having refurnished, reuoya VEAV
Tea, ano attached a large wing to their well l..
known Hotel, are now ready for the rece ption OF
summer boarders. Persons desiring q home free
from the turmoiis OF the hot and crowded CITY will
nnd all they desire. For further Information adj
dress BENNkTT BIOS, Cambridge, Md. iyI3-lm-
pINEHPOINT PAVILION,
NJ, 81. Mays Cokrty, Nd,
VIII open for the reception OF Visit n
ers, TT ESDA Y, July s, $50. This popu- VESA0
lar resort has been gre atty enlarged by the U. l
eddltion OF new and commodious build inCs me
cotagee thoroughly renovated, and the whole eeab-
,lshment supplied with entirely neto Fr-nitnre Ten
I'm AneyS FISHING and Sail Boats, and every appli-
ance necessary for the comfort and pleasure Of
guests. The Baltimore and Norfolk Boat and the
Baitnore and Aqua Greek Boats pass daily
LemES5 pei day, II 80 per week, so per month
OF thirty days. Children and servants 6alf price
LHyher information will be furnished at the Once
OF the Metropolitan Hotel. leSl-tf
WR5T END HOTEL,
w LONG BRANCH NEW JERSEY
VIII be opened for the Reception Of Guests on the
vA.- goth June.
.. fnis n fnincent structure, located ct the n
,sSort ana IN 81 this now famous summer NY
~ calculated TO make Its guests satisfied
The personal attention OF Mr. JANIS SYKES
and MI. PETEB GARDINER, 90 long knovn 10 ths
raveing public will surely guarantee 10 those thai
tsvor them witk their patronage, all the comfort they
For Rooms, &c.sp on the premises, or BY letter
je4-u West End Hotel, Long Branch n J.
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SALE OF STEAM MARBLE WORKS MA
cHINKRY.-Yesterday Messrs. w. l.. Wall &
Co. sold the marble saw mill machinery, tools,
frames, &c, Of the steam marble works Just
north Of the Capitol, belonging to the govern
ment, to H. p. Gilbert & Co., junk dealers, of
Georgetown. These works were used to saw
marble for the Capitol, and there is no further
use for them. The sale amounted to $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

The FUNERAL OF MAJOR r. r. Fpvxru
Inc sudden iesth Of Major b. b. French, an
accouhf o. which was published In yesterdays
STAR, has cast gloom Of sorrow over this com
munity, and especially among the Masonic fra
tsrnlty, by whom he was personally known to
I'm mos. ste every member, and universally beloved.
bodies, with which the deceased was associated
Last night, brought together q large assemblage
pressed at so great loss and measures taken to
snow proper respect to his memory by attend
ing the funeral I'm q body. IL was determined
that all the Masonic bodies meet at 3 O'Clock n
m tomorrow, (Sunday,) and attend the fune-
raj The full Marine Band has been engaged
and the procession will be formed and march to
street, and from thence to the Congressional
Cemetery, the place Of interment. The follow
ing Is the order in which the procession will be
EWasnineton and Columbia Comman-
Scottish Kite residing in the District of Column
bia, under the direction of Albert Pike, SD de-
gree, sovereign Grand Commander of the
joseph It. Brown, SD degree, Special Depusv
Tor the District of Columbia; Grand Consistory
OF the State of Maryland, which has been
invited TO be present; King Soomon's Lodge
No ?, Select and Most Excellent Master Archi,
tecu; Grand Chapter of the District of Column
pa, with the seven subordinate Chapters; Blue
LoGges, eighteen in number; b. B. French
Lodge, No. IS, and followed by the Grand iodoe
OF me District Of Columbia. The Masonic ser
wee Al the grave will be conducted by Grand
vice by the T.. c. of Washington Commandsrr
no. 4, aided by the Masonic Choir. This Com,
mandeIy last night, at their conclave, appointed
which was dispatched to the late residence of
Sece ased, with relief guard of the same num-
vi 70 De In constant attendance up to the hour
OF burial. should the day be pleasant to-mer
row, Is expected there will be q large con
course OF Masons present TO attend the funeral
pected here. 0S "Ao CA
Inc Masonic Temple in this city has been
~ erst ca IN mourning, in respect to the memory
Ihe body Of the deceased is placed i'm black
Saln1t comm, furnished by Mr.. A. Buchly, un-
Hertaker, covered with black cloth, the inside
being padded throughout and lined With t;ns
Nnle merlno. On the sides OF the coffin are
Piaeed eight heavy silver handles and Masonic
smoems. silver plate, on which is Inscribed
inc name, date OF birth and death of deceased.
!. PiaSeI on the lid OF the coffin. Rev DR. Ches,
=, III .ne IIesoyterian Church, 10 to oficiate
mon. Ae iunerai ser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

TIE CORPORATION INDEBTEDsRss.-Gettin1
Ready TO Pay it.-Mayor Emery has been nego-
tIating with the First National Bank for a loan
of 900, authorized by act of Councils, and
it is likely that the money will be placed to the
credit Of the corpor alton in a day or two. Gen.
Whittlesey, the comptroller, expects to enter on
the pleasant duty of "paying out" some time
next week, of which due notice will be given
1t is understood that the school teachers will be
among the first paid, and the certificates flor
two months salary and the money for the bal
ance will be placed in the hands Of Mr.. j. c.
Proctor. the Treasurer, as soon as possible, and
it is safe to say that for days at least he will be
busy in paying the accrued salaries. This will
be gratifying news to the teachers, many of
whom, for want of money, have not taken their
usual trip out of town this season.
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I'Hls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
n have obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
plsriet OF Columbia, holding . special term, let
tsr o. sdmiplstrsfton on the personal estate
Aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against this said deceased are hereby warned 20 ex
subscriber, on or before the 10Th day Of July next;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded iron ali
eeneht OF the said estate. Given under our hancs
this 18th day az July. $50.
IsAbILLA fher 4 mark l.. CAMERON,
UlSssS' Administrator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

A BAD MINISTERIAL day or two since an
coffin for a colored child. named John A. Ham
mond, son Of Isabella Butler. 1t was stated
that the mother, Butler, when mere baby was
adopted by a cOlored preacher, and when she
came the father OF her child, now dead. 1t L
also said that the offender was once brought be.
fore the church on this charge and was dis
missed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

SUITES OF ROOMS are a favorite method OF
hotel life. The Amt rican House, Boston, has a
large number of such, which may be secured by
post, or telegraph, by families travelling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

II 10 impossible to conceive the variety nj oo,.
keep, therefore would respectfully solicit eau,
p. s.-The store is cool and pleasant,
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IN THE SUPREME CQURY OF THE DIsTRIo

N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA,
The 9th day Of yuly, 1870
Henry 3. Norris and wife Lefty Ann.l
and Nahmiokee Judah,
Charles Henry Yates, Robert Peyton No lqas
Yates, Alice Catcher Yates, Fanny
watkins fates, Mary Jane Yates, and
On motion of the plaintiffs, by Mr. Sbustar. their
attorney, it is ordered that the Befendants canse
ther appearance to be entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring forty days after this ay
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with in cass
Of default By the Court.
True copy. Test:
au5-f3w II. }. MEIGS. Clark
MEDICAL BODY BATrERY-To b worn on
Catarrh, Neuralgia, Headache, Dyspepsia, q Weak
Back, Chest, Stomach, Side or Limb: for Pain. Lo
This cesseless working .Eiectric Disk" con dis
solve and remove old rheumatic indurations which
may be causing protracted lameness, cure sluRRish
tumors and enlarged glands, and heal indoientalcees
EoE ale By Msssrs: NAIBN 4 Pro. Hssm
k1DWELL BON, J. p. MILBuRN CO., "
B. 9HTWISLE, and 8. CALVERT FORD.
GEO. +. RO0ERs. General Agent,
lA6 Wsshington street,
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VAN AABURGH & Co.'s GREAT MRNAeRRIR
now on exhibition here is by far the largest
and most complete collection OF rare animals
ever exhibited in this city. The mammoth
tent was we'll crowded last evening with
some OF our best citizens and their famf
lies, but excellent order was preserved, and
Many of the animals are of species hitherto un-
known in this country, except by hearsay, and
those who fail to see them now may never have
another opportunity. The intelligence of the
markable, and constitute pleasant feature Of
the entertainment. Tonight Is the Last chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-13

The NATIONAL LABOR CONsRKss.-The fifth
annual session OF 0e National Labor Congress
will be held in Cincinnati, commencing on Mon
day. MIR. A. 7. Cavis, vice president, leaves
len Coffin and j. l.. Gatchell, who represent the
National Guard Of Industry; George Il. Down
ing, f. G. Barbados and Isaac Myers, of the
National Labor Union Executive Committee.