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1T Noa941.rs PAe.yRyyek q! n A \ IL eaaz4t s4
urday afteruooa, CT. Owen lett Asre f0r th|
m,idliao SfztA1 1R aaf6d
north Of Grow Wing. He was . sssaRRa;
MED by,sauns,F ssh ! !. i
join thssprvey,ss III = ~ rs 10 81
field, as additional engineers. No work,
* except surveyins,e 1alrbt asns1 nAtlls utter
the contracts are LATIN. guass Aext. rsersr,
u contractors havsa alrsadJsssoie &nps TO
look olsrr thsslins Of ths1esd, VIII view
70 making SID among. the Fest J. NJ:
Easement, better known as Jack Easement,
Who built the Ulson. Hselfs with suoh WON
d,rfolrspAahy, ~ sssnt Of. Col" DsQNfss'
sad several men from tho East. TIE sup
plies along thy ihsi * .thsf tt1d IRE: owned
By the Conspsny, and will b turned over
u contractors IL cost. II wss necessary
y st them during the winter, ~ in many
places the country il Sd = mnarshy and ssdfs
that transportation now would be diaicultJ
and l!s Iexpensive.s It. sa4.riA ss~xs, ,spes1
Capt. Smith, who is surveying the
branch line from St. Cloud, up the west
hide Of the Mississippi, is still engaged on
The work. When last heard from he was
beyond Otter Tail, and has, probably by
his lime nearly reached Red River. It is
'tstsl that tho Directors are now in session !
N New York, or will soon be, discussing
y to decide definitely the location and con-
truction Of this branch re st. Cloud.
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WEArHz1.-During the past week the
weather has been very warm and streets
unpleasantly dusty. A little rain would
be in order. The mercury has been ~
high al $50 In the shade. p4ssu:.
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.06cial la1ef Of n QitI. u
oAeial PAPER Of HensnIalia County

10 DOUBLE hat ef any .stAsr paper
publisAsa IN RestAsrn Minnesota. Let
Advertisers rexasMber this. . ~
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Faox, RED RuIa-On4 Saturday J, last.
NJ: Y: H. Williams, eorrespoadsnt3 " the;
Toronto Globe, whe left here on the 22d
ofApril for Psmbi!n,s, i, returned 70 town,
heving gone 40 far as Buffalo Coolie. He
win remain It 81. Cloud, being satisfied that
he viii have here better means Of sobtain-
ing and transmitting information concern.
e the Win1speg difficulties than he1ould
Pembins. Dick Burdick had arrived at
rgets~4 with. his family; On the seesm-
-He has left tho service Of tho }Hud-
lay Company, and intends going to
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si ...s;t Klei3 I'D 3 Yish - .
~aeok dow Moray n sx&fno q r.
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I l(II7= I. - a =,
OFFICE CH1E1 CoxNIssARr OF suBMs1ESck,)
, DEPAATMENT OF DAKOTA.
! SAINT PAUL, MIMI, May 7, 1870.
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FRESH BEEF.

FoR
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FoR MoxrAxA.-Mr. Lawrence 0sfliae
ton started on Monday morning To- Mos
tsna, to join His Two brethees. RdviA ~
James, who have bssu.tksss fer;aSsessi'
,.-3f ~ 20 -. s..ssS l-lsses*@ -
a. 80 a. 80, -. ~ s':1
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New stgek Of wall paper, 4 Tobsy's.
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oCAI .ETH1WS

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= = - -. - -
u,;n;,, !, ..a...d ot,.,, ,,;.i;., 49,, lid o,
-, n-,. 80, =; -
''Ass 'vSs A'' s"e '''' -. :,
f,o, u. f.. ..e... ..x.n n q. Paula, Ia,
,,.;r,.I - =, &C.. "a s.
s''"s .'''""'''' .'H -. SyvI ~ = 80 -
" INC oe't $" s"s S'ete,h e"s e's 80 90 0o'~
~''" ~ w. ss~'e"''t ~ '@" s''.'"':'.
at SAINT Paul ffleee.: -. .-.- ~
-o0ei.7 7e1a, AZ ~ 1Iit7. - ~.
------ =. - -
80.
~ The Cizsa1asssa - The Jearnsl4
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pablisAsa IN HsstAsrn 1innsssts. Let
Aavers''e1s reAen"eT sn'' !. ~
49, x,.,p.;,.;,. :, ~.
:, 1AA' >'N' v ". .-..,,.a ~
~ ss' 49, ~ans o-a.,. -.
' 49, :@.,,.sr
CRoPs'-tne spring "nes' .ooAS "ea
crops OF q" A'nus Ale ~" = no - s'0on0'
nnu,r-on Tuesd.v 4. p. sh;pp.v and
".ro,h.r ,.,,ov" vere sn.d 81 each bv
,-.
100000 ~ 5 ~. 49,,
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FaoM WHITE EARTH REsERvAT1oN.-
Capt. f. G. earns returned on Monday
from the Chippewa Indian Reservation At
White Earth, and We gather from him some
items concerning matters there. Maj
Atcheson, tho Agent, has furnished the
Indians with everything necessary in the
way Of seed for planting, most ;ofgwhich is
now in tho ground. There are about. 800
Indians on tho Reservation, and they have
some $50 acres under cultivation; The num-
Der Of Indians tilliug the soil being greater
than ever before. Major Atchesen has
also supplied them with agricultural i'm
.pleme nts, including threshipg machines,
,ploYs, hoes, &c. also, planning machine
l'lesthe saw mill !, and has furnished pro
'vistols in abundance, 50 that MI, 10 can
g OF with biz volk if he chooses. vege-
tatioa is about ~ far advanced: J, at White
1kst1 (22os1niles northwest Of St.,
Goal, mir thesnors sseuth9a PORTIONS
Se tho Stite.. TIE I usual route Is the Res
srvstion is Ola Alsxandria snd Chippewa
Like; but ssnsW ands shorten road - being
completed. Three D. tss 4. the Indian ishiists
have cut their haiti aud adopted English
nam. s-thi' being ene q ltAe requisites for
fertilization" Very many new settlers
h,sss gone i.to Becker oounsj a CHI t.teahi
homes. Some havs located within twenty
I've miles Of III xssSrystioa. ne sounla
%. ID said to DO fully equal to any in tho
State. AA 49, $500 '@s,'.a 80 D." ~
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| | :Au ~
/ ing and
made In the
| 10 being sup
i 4oxn. An add,
front, which will
entilation, il aIu,onig
| tents. There; VIM ~ y
Ath next, and The meeting
lied for Friday afternoon
euuired. SIT n =. - y! 4
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JuRoas.-The following is the list of
jurors drawn for the next term of district
Court, which will commence on the 21st
day of June:
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STOVE AND: TIN STORE.

= Z J 7: CITY CIofK,'
st. Cloud, May II, 1870, r-aray- .~2v
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" Tho card & BE- dilnaaiI ny IS found
II lii i'sus. p. q: ~ sdssid.d IL sfe-:
main in ST. Cloud and tenders his pro.
fesstopAl services to t1s.psepls II this lo-i
o.hty! eH.i. hisbGr sqppssf.n IS by, j: thasa
who hsss tnov hia zsssie OH. hsr y.
and elsewhere, HE Office d. in the same
building 90 III, Land once - IN We &, IN
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OEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
~ vail be received at this-office until IL
,M...MEDNESDAY, June 8, 1870, for sup
plying
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Attest: N. F. BARNES,
City Clerk.
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! sNE 1T f1na = Haber., = { Ho.dens:{
Rubet's old stand hays opened OUTS new,
stock Of gEeesziss5anA,p roxis;ons, aud ars
determined to close tins Ut. a1out at much
below market rates. .sSpssial bargains -Ans'
nAarata SEX 50 si1sk ,hffst.s Il
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SEC aotiss5 s !, I.peaial election.
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ALEXANDRIA.

NEW Court HoUsE.-It is understood that the
COMMITTEE OF the City Councils to whom was refer
REQ The communication OF Mr.. }. Il. Mc0raw, CON
cern1pg an additional improv. ment to the market
heu'e building, Will probably present Q report re
Gommending the erection Of . Corporation Court
BOON ana the necessary appurtenances on Cameron
street, extending from tbs Masonic Wellington
Lodge room to Fairfax street, and including the
bnilding at present occupied by the Sun Fire En-
zine Company.
PROPERTY sALE.-Mesfrs. Green q Wise, real
estate agents, have sold part of the lot on
the west side OF st. Asaph etreet betw ecu Duke and
Wolfe, belonging to DR.. u. H. stabler, to Mr. y.
Gregory for S6lO.-Ga-etts last tcepiag.
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LOCAL NEWS.
THE NEW MARKET HOUSE.
The work Going On.

The market men who received the notice from
the Market Company on Monday last 20 appoint
sE aIbitrstor-soRae - In number-to act with
the other in vsluing the stalls which are on the
ground To be occupied by the eastern section OF
abe new structure, bids for the construction of
have, we understand, complied with the rcqu est
10 - expected that on Monday morning the
bxilding committee, with the arbitrator on the
part Of the company, MT. I. l.. Tullock, will
lie on lie ground to proceed with the work Of
ExiDs the values, and il is stated that Mr.. L. has
already made his estimates. Under the Law the
t~o sr6trators wiz appoint a third one, and
hseir ceclsson is final; and on the company Of
fernS me PTlce they have the right TO reno ye
Me sheds, stalls or buildings without being
liable 70 damages -
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GEORGETOWN.

THE COAL TRADB.-During the past week The
shipments of coal from Cumberland by canal
amounted TO n .1i2 c. tons.
IHE CLOSING OF TIE ClNAL.-The canal W in be
closed TO nAyi gatiCn the 18th proxino, and the
water drawn off to allow the usual winter repairs
TO the work Oh the goth. The Board of Director
are new making tour tf inspection over the whole
line, having started from Cumberland en- Wednes
day last. The water will not be turned of from the
Alexandria Cas- al uDtitth first freeze.
DRovERs' RKsT.-The market to day at Drovers
Rest was lively and every hing offered was ssId A.
follows:-9O head Of cattle, at o 5Oas7 per leo lbs
gross; ,1cO sheep and lambs. S2a - Sd per head
$40 90 per 100 lbs Ne.f S-
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SAND VERSUS LOAN. Editor Star: MANY OF
the foot pavements along the Avenue have been
laid On loan instead of sand. This mater H.
which consists Ofeand and clay, is tally unit for
adapt itself as sand will to the under surface of
the brick; does not sift into the crevices and
will in winter, think, be damaged by frost
When wet it cakes like clay or becomes mud
AS proof OF what say, let any one look at the
pavements recently relaid between 18th and
18th streets. AvPNrP
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CITY ITEMS.

GENTLEMEN intending to purchase any kind
of Garments, UnderclothiDg, or Furnishing
Wares, will do well to remember that all nv
prices are marked in plain figures and based on
the lowest possible profit upon close purchases
from hrst hands. GEO. e. HENNING.
NO. 40 Seventh street, y. w.
BRACKETS, SATCBELs,
ChromGs, Vases,
Dolls, Baskets,
Writing Desks,
Work Boxes,
Hat Racks,
Tay Tables,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Store
No 45' Pennsylvania avenue, between =! ami
CoUGHs AND COLDS are often over looked. A
continuance for any length OF time causes irri-
tatiOn OF the Lungs or some chrome Throat
Disease. "B,oCa's Bronchial Troches'' are Of
fered with the fullest confidence in their effica-
cy, giving almost invariably sure and immedi-
Owing to the good reputation and popularity
OF the Troches, many acorthless and cheap imita-
sure to OBTAIN the true "Brown's BySnchiai
TToches." Sold everywhere.
BOYS DOUBT. AND TWIST CASHMERE SUITS.
Metropolitan Sack Coat Suits, with vests, for
These The are durable and good.
No. 40 Seventh street. N. ".
GEORGE w. CALVERT, SO long and favorably
known In the clothing trade, IL at Oak Hall, 5l5
I'm street, where he will be pleased to see all
his old customers.
GLORIOUS NRwsi
Genfs Ft,nishing Goods Cheaper than Ivey,
Gents Gerino Underehirts and Drawers IS,
40, so, GO and s5 cents. The best 81 Undershirts
In the District Good White Shirts, IS. go 81
and SIZE; splendid article 80 and S2.25. Good
Cotton Socks, four pair for Is cents. Handler
chiefs already hemmed Is cents. Knit Jsckets
in an endless variety. The finest assortment OF
Bows. Ties and Scarfs ever seen in the CITY.
Call and see for yourselves. Franc q Goldman.
400 18th street, between ID and streets, and
Marble Hall, COZ 7th street, opposite Patent
Once. 1921:
KID CLOVIS. KID GLOVES.
just received from Europe Q new stock Of Kid
Gloves, all colors and sizes, which still cell at
old prices. Try our 81 gloves 1t -
CHAs. BAuM's
Hoopskirt and Corset Factory,
40S Seventh street.
THI WASHINGTON CITY SAvINee BAMK, cor.
ner OF It'll street and Louisiana avenue, IL open
from $50 to 7:30 O'Clock every Saturday evening,
In addition TO its regular banking hours. Il
pays interest on deposits.
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lINlTIR STATS PATINT OFFICE.
On the petition Of John Devid Brown Of Cincin.
natl, Ohio, RLsyine Tor ths sxtensec Of patent
Tor an Improvement In Hinges:
that the testimony IN the Csc b elo:el
Ming Arguments and the Hammers report b
limited to the Sd day Of February next, an4 that
40 petition be heard on The sth day Of February
Any person may oppose this sxtsnsioe.
0AMUEL A. DUNCAN,
nols fist Acting Commissioner Of Patent0.
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SALES OF! RBAL EerATE-R. NJ. Hall, real
estate broker in May Building, has sold for U.
H. Holden, the past week two Of thoSe elegant
new houses on A street South between ID and
Sd streets at As 800 EACH Also three Story brick
on New Jersey avenue, for the same purchaser
at IS 500; also two story frame on the S. W.
corner OF 4th and ID streets, 1t 20 ,009.
Mr.. W. Il. Hamilton has sold to Mr.. Samuel
NOfment lots Nos. So So, 50, Co. 81, 60, g and o.
with the improvements thereon, in Plants and
Riggs subdivision Of square 20s, between 14th
and 10Th streets west, for S45 600 This property
if known as the Sherman Block, y" Oh Corcoran
street.
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GENTLEMEN intending to purchase any kind
of Garments. Undertaking, or Furnishing
Wares, will do well to remember that all nv
prices are marked in plain figures and based on
the lowest possible profit upon close purchases
from first hands. GEO. e.. HENNINg
No. 40 Seventh street, y, w,
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7aD H. B. Esd
ONLY THIS, AND NOTHING MORE"
THE MOST FASHIONABLE,
THE MOST DURABLE,
THE LARGEST STOCK
FAIL. and Winter Clothing.
IN DRESS SUITS.
IN BUSINESS SUITS,
IN WORKING SUITS,
is TO BE FOUNDAT
HABLE BROTHERS.
OoBNIR SEVENTH And D STREETS N. ".
STOCK.
=. Higher than than the mountain's Ieak.
Stronger than the rock bound coast,
More numerous than the PhiIistine host. T.
CoLORs
Oolors Of every tint and hue,
Purer' than the azure blue,
lndelfble as time and space,
The hottest sun can't them ensce.
- SIZES.
Wen ft the lad from eight to ten,
And all between that age and men;
They ht the crooked. fat, and lean,
And all the shspes that come between.
PRICES
Cheaper than the common trash,
Better than the habberdash
By Tom, and Dick. and JACK, and Brown.
HABIk BROTHERS,
no22tr 400 sEvENrH AND d.
CTRASBURGE1's :.
SUCCESSFUL
" ~ BOOTS AND SHOES
..s.--F AT Low PRICES,
Having laid in one Of the largest stocks of BOOTS
SHOES and 0AIrERS in this city, Of home-NAS
made and Eastern meuufacture, which viii III
All IN want Of nne or coarse BOOTS ,andv
SHOES VIII hud saving OF Is per cent by calling on
OT8A0DUB0EB BROTMERO.
900 Nh street. between and 4,
Also, full stock Of WHITE GAlTERS ana SLIP.
PkBS, Tor BAL q Party wear. : nol7-fr
u b. 100 feet to paved 10 foot alley. imeroysment
-Four story Brick Dwelling, With brick stable on
corner Of alley Lot Handsomely laid out with fruits
and flowers. JUAN BOYLE, 513 TIN &C. oc2s- 2aWtf
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TIE RIVER FRONT.

A "sfar'' Reporter ON Crufse-Ebc
Long Bridge-fFesh Water Seaman
shtp-Bfock Diamonds" Shcils eft
Gcran'-OS STEERS Al Fresco .Rus
bfsh and Mere Rubbish The River
krons of the Future
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WOODEN PAVEMENT FOR / SrRHEr-A mr.
fion Of the lumber for the Burroughs pave
nent, TO be laid on street, between 9Th and
10th, is expected TO arrive here on Monday.
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RY rHos. powLlNe, Auctr; Georset.vn.
TRUSTEES SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE.
Es :eihi I. IS, and do reeorlei II Li0sE
direction d ne party .esnred thsr@Ss. isi,i ~,
.o:,r-,, = - = ~ PREMISES, on MON
Pay 'he 5ih 4, a-y & peS,smbg 1 p IiS Il
District Of Celan'bia, known AMI distinguished a
bS mi II bs I ehIs q o
fissry Sn 1 q sce.a G@ .
g ieet inches; thence fonthcrly and parallel with
Hish street lsa ieet TO third sily thence es;erly
inches themes n6rsherly and parallel vita His6
street o fet 70 South street and the place Of begin
be paid q. the time Inc sais the deere pay,
irs day Of sale and secured by deed Of traf ON The
premises sold Tue terms Of saie TO be complied with
1eSs % and
es,t Of the defanltine purchaser. alter hve days,
p.isr' VII fHS 81 f boSEiNd 5ui SSct.
Pr THOMAS DOWNING, Auctr; Georgetown,
TRusTHEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
ThIE AZ fUbt!C AUCrl0N;
May r. s and duly reoor ord sa,ans Is.
in ss n s Al! is
ff Ss ~ I" pe ssth @ a e
rohtias fee en- III es, .ds ms Il
street being directly opposite fhe termination Of
5tb street, and running back l30 feet improved by
substantial two-story Frame Dwelling House.
Terms: One third cash; aud the bslarce in snd Il
months. secured by deed of trust. Conveysucing
and stamps At the cost o. the purchaser. deposit
Of SO required soon ss the property is ssruck or
W. ALBEIT KING. Trustee
no22 THOMAS DOWNING, Auct
EKoRGETOwN DOLLAR STORE is receiving
NJ large and superior stock Of Jet aud Fancy Jew
eiry, eta.uettes, Vases, Albums, Knives, Shromos
Picture Frames, Clocks, Watches, and Plsted Ware
i9T NE holidays. Wcoderfnl bargains for 81 No.
GO0D NEWS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
" DISTRICT have Just received alarge in
voice 81 Goods from New York, which consists Of
splendid Black yeiy eteens, Black sEks and satins
excellent lot of Blankets and Shaws, Lace Collars
hiiy dozen more OF those ladies cheap Linen Hand
kerchieis. lso. splendid line If Hosiery, which
mas to be sold regards - OF cost All Tho are In
want OF the above articles will do we'll by calling OF
the auction house of f. GUTMAN, III Bridge - !,
Georgetown Auction Saturday aa 10 O'Clock a. m .
and p m. 4. GUTMAN, Auct. c. H.CRIPPEN,
salesman. t,..r- -9,,.
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ARGAlNS In IN DRY GOODSl
BENJAMIN MILLER.

RARGAlNS In IN DRY GooDsi
BENJAMIN MILLER.
lO1 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGErowN, D. o f,
- L. selling great bargains in all kinds OF WINTER
GOODS. Money can be saved by giving him a cali
before purchasing.
Black ntlks, velvtteens, English Saline. Merinoes
Irish Popiins. Plaid Poplins and Serses, Black Al
pacas.
Blankets, 7 lannels, Cloths ard Oassimeres
one dellar.
Embrolderies. Hamburg Work, and Real Lacss. nlo
NEW STUCK Just received, q large assortment
" OF hrst.class READT-MADE CLOTHING
which Will be offered to the public at very low
prices, marked in plain figures. Also, q lot Of
CLOTHS. CASSlNERES and yESTINGS, made 10
order. Please examine nly stock before purchssinr
RICHARD EULLALOVE,
no1 In No. 50 Bridge street.
lash PAID FOB LADIES. CENTS AND
~ UhlkDkENS CAST OFF CLOTHING,
BOOTS, saOkS, etc, at L. GRABWOHLT,I73 E
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note By mail from
Georgetown or " ashington attended to. I oc26- ty
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Pieces Jewelry Store, has sets from one to
Glty dollars per sett.
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fhe Baltimore Conference OF the Ns.sn,; ~.
Church South, assembled in Staunton- Va
Thursday. The boundaries embrace Msry,anS'
The District OF Columbia, and Valley az W.
glpia. It will remain in session until Sundav
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PROFESSIONAL.


II DR. ". W POTTER, s
HAS REMOVED lis v1-la sHa residSsce f. ets
v sstgs.. s.I.ka .p}l "
nR. b. THOMPSON. Ia.e house Phv.j,iaD and
~ Surgeon q frcvfserte Hosritai. las reniovei
h,s eee aud resiassos = zoe greet, between 81
and IN streets nortnEesi. cell 2w'
IL "A rT0R5EY AT Law
solIcir9ekE S % ssF cSssaI ,c,x1.
or eIs Fifteenth s FIT
T. a beeas fcs ne s,ates sud Terrisories, Besl
John A Sai,as cd S ofcs No esS I. .y mas I'M
LIZ. n. V. b. BEGAN has removed his orc sse
residence TO soc Massachusetts, avenue. one dcoi
U UHAABkRs, ia, MACHINIsr.
y: 0erIsr sts md s street, Nv
rromrtiy sssenaed 10. New mschinery and steam
power used, and nrst class hands employed worn
TAoAAs x xEIFsRs.r ArLAw,
3sl Four and n half street, wsseington. De-
si1eiy before the Court Of claims and Supreme oco
OF the United States. snSeh
EDWARD Y. UAREISsT3n,
.rronk 81 IFS HkD & s5Rns sssisf
s,s,s. Sosrs Il osins sSd Ill The gouE q s.
q cIaa.. ofos. lss. opposite s Gis as sayss,
DOOK AND JOB PRINTING
ID : Nsats asf Promptly Axecsfsa
By II. POLKINRORh 90,
JAIL IL ID street bety een Str aud .th .t..
flOOk. JOB, AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
GIBSON BROrHEBe, 80
apH-1y 10i2 Penn - epre, lsoCth side.
w. BOOEBISD AND PAPBR RUIEs
TO- lOl1 Penpsy lvsnia avenue. between 10Th snt
18th streets, south eide
newspapers carefully attended To. isSlT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-26

THH CANAL INPRovsNEsT.-The contrac.
papers for dredging the Washington canal were
to-day drawn up by the Mayor and Gen. Mich
Ter, assisted by Mr.. SHETLAND. and viii be for
waIded ~ once TO Messrs. Teenyer q Co for
their signatures, and, with the bonds attached,
viii probably be returned here BY TUESDAY, mex
for approval by the commissioners,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-26

RAILROAD MATTERs.-Gen. Malone has been
elected BY unanimous vote President of the At
lantic, mississippi and Ohio railroad, ct a SAL
AIRY OF 5000 per annum. At the meeting OF
the stoc kholders of the Orange and Alex anSiria
elected president, W. Y. Cazenove, X. A. Coz.
MI, w: D. Hart, ID. +. Slaughter, f. c. MAJ
shall, 5. A: Cofman, @. +. Sutthand, c. M.
as an anti NJ ahone victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-26

ACCIDENTs.-About one o'clock this morning
John Hicks, employed at the saw mill OF Draper
AZ Co., at the corner Of 13k and b streets, fell
against circular saw while IL was in notion
and had his hand badly cut. He was taken to
Dr Blanchard's office, whsTe his wounds were
dressed.
About ! = O'Clock yesterday, a little daughter
OF Mr.. VIM. Sadler, Waterman at Frank lin
Square, was badly burned about the body by
her clothes taking tire from the stove IN the
once in the square. Her father exting uished
the flames and took her to DIR. Loveioy's Office
where the wounds were dressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-26

IHE AVENUE PAvEsENT.-The Stow pave
me-t on the north side Of PENNSYLVANIA avenue
nom 9Th TO ~ streets, was completed this AZ
ternoon, and there is now an unbreken stretch
OF wood pavement from eth TO LIST streets, ex-
cept over the arch at I'd street, where the yul-
caDite IS 20 be laid.
The material for the section between 9th and
l1th streets, L. at last, arriving from Williams
port, three car loads of boarding for the foun-
oatson having reached here this morning To-
day there are some preparations along the line
Tor The work, and il IL expected on TUESDAY, that
there viii be full force of men put on this sec
non. MI >. p. Brown states that they viii be
able TO Law about !, COO square wards per dav and
VIII De able to complete their portion by Christ
mas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-26

OhANefoF DArz--By reference to the ad-
yeftisement by Latimer 4 Clesrv Of en-. - =,
es.s oeionging 70 the Swedish Minister IL viii
&c zen ,nAt me day Of sale is changed to We'd
nessqay, november 80, and the day OF exhibition