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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRrow.-We
note the following special appointments
Uauon-Statfon Method;st Church.-Rev.
JAS. Z. Twitty, of Randolph Macon Col
lege, at II A. NJ. and IL p. NJ.
Clay.street Methodist.-A full attendance
Of the members and friends of this church
is especially desired at the morning SER
vice.
N,cholson-street Kethodist.-Rev.R r. A.
Armistead at II A. NJ. and TX P. NJ.
Oregon HILL Nethodist.-Eev. J. L. Gates
at II A. Nj.
Sidney Me#odist.-Rev. Thos. B. Stroud
Ut IL A. NJ.
St Johns Eptscopal.-Morning sermon on
popular Amusements )" text, Isaiah 81 :
8. Evening sermon first of a series of Scrip
ture female characters, Heather, Jewish,
and Christian. First subject, "Eve."
st. Marks EpiscopGl.--Services at IL A.
NJ. and 7 40 p. NJ.
Second Baptist.-Rev. j. Vim. Jones, of
Lexington, at II A. Nj.
Belpidere Baptist.-Rev. II. 7. Yates, OF
China, at II A. NJ.
Fulton BdptiSt.-Rev. j. T. kincannon at
II a. NJ. and IL P. NJ. -
First Baptist.-Rev. j. B. Jeter at II
A. NJ.
Grdce-street Bdptist.-There will be q
mass meeting Of all the Baptist Churches
at the Grace-Street Church on Sunday night
to hear an address from Rev. DR.. Yates, ol
China.
Manchester Baptist.-At II O'Clock the
ordination Of deacons will take place. Rev.
Dr.. Curry will preach, and other ministers
will participate in the exercises.
Second Presbyterian.-Untl further no.
tice, the hour of afternoon service at this
church (Rev. Dr.. Hoge's) will be 4 O'Clock
instead of 5 o'clock.
GrQce-street PresbyteT1an.-Rev. DR.,
Read, the pastor, at II a. N.
Methodist Episcopal United States Court
room) Rev. w. L. Hemenway at II A.
M.
St. Marks English Lutheran (A[ayo
street, below oad).-Rev. DR.. Bittle, Pre-
sident of Roanoke College, at IL a. N. and
quarter to 8 P. NJ.
Third Presbyterian.--Usua services at II
A. NJ. At TX p. NJ. Rev. DIR. Baird will
discourse on "The Relations Between Re-
ligion and Science" being the second of g
series Of lectures he is delivering.
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MUNICIPAL PoLITIos.-The City Conserya-
tive Executive Committee, acting upon the
idea that an election for municipal officers
they are empowered to make the nomina-
tions, have put forth The following ticket:
Mayor, Anthony NJ. Kelley; Sergeant,
Newton M. Lee; Commonwealth Attor-
ney, George D. Wise; Treasurer, Samuel
q. Gleenhow; Commissioner of Revenue,
Isaac Hutzler; Auditor, Lewis 70. BossieuX;
Collector of City Taxes. John F. Regnault;
Sheriff, Patrick t. Moore; High Constable,
Auguste Rosen: Clerk Of Chancery Court,
BENZ. II. Berry; Clerk of Hastings Court,
Andrew Jinkins; Clerk of Circuit Court,
Albert Shield.
It is currently reported that several OF
these gentlemen will decline the nomina-
tions thus made.
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sidsnq.-Frank Laiawn, charged with abus-
ing and insulting Packingham Cooley (col-
ored). Case dismissed.
James Mcdonald alias Randolph Robin
son, for stealing sundry articles Of wearing
apparel valued at $65 from Charles e. Ro.
per. Discharged.
Mary Murphy, drunk and unable to nav
igate, was let of.
Lizzie jackson (colored), drunk and dis
orderly in the street, was lined 81.
Packingham Cooley (colored), driver Of
a furniture wagon, for overcharging for
load. Case dismissed.
Charles Williams (colored, charged with
stealing two pillows from Maria Morton
(colored), was sent on.
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FRIENDS OF TgaPERANcE.-The State
Council Friends OF Temperance viii con-
vene in the city of Norfolk on Tuesday
folk and Petersburg, Southside, Virginia
and Tennessee, Richmond and Petersburg,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads, and others,
have agreed to return delegates tree who
pay full fare in going.
The Friends of Temperance have over
one hundred working councils in the State,
and weilds large influence among the
temperance organizations in the State. j.
Ed. Pennybacker, of Harrisonburg, is presi-
dent. Several prominent lecturers Will be
at Norfolk
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SKAT1NG-RINK EXCURSION TO PETERSBURG.
An excursion train for the accommodation
of all who wish to participate in the roller
skating in the new skating-rink in Peters
burg will leave richmond on Monday at 6
p. NJ. and return at 10A T. NJ. same eve.
ming. This excursion is in charge OF
Messrs. Drane & Glover, the gentlemen who
have afforded our young folks SO much
amusement ut St. Adams Hall, in this city.
Round-trip tickets, including admission
to the hall in Petersburg, will be fur
nished for fifty cents each.
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AUCTION sALYs THrs DAY.

RICHARDSON & co. will sell as P. M q brick
dwelling and lot on Church Eli.
W. GoDDIN win sell at ?. II. V luable real es-
tate at the northeast corner Of Franklin and
3;th streets, and on the west line Of 2sih. be-
tween Broad and Marshall streets.
w. GODDlN will sell ala P. NJ. q brick tenement
and lot on the south SIDE Of ClJy, bet seen 9TH
ahd sth streets.
COOK & LAuGHTON Will sell at st the horse lot,
at 10 A. M., horses, mules, &C.
4. W. R0sEN, High Constable will sell at 10 A.
- NJ. furniture, mattresses, crocksry, &c.
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AFRICAN NJ. e. CHURCH SoUTH.-Rev. S.
II. Lennon, who comes commended by
HanoYer-street Church, of Fredericks.
burg, and who has been granted the use oi
that church for religious purposes, is now
i'm this city, and will, we presume, ask
like privilege from the colored Methodist
Church on Sd street.
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AN IMPORTANT AMENDMENT.-The Legis-
,ature on Yesterday amended the registra-
ton law by which the lists can be purged
of all persons that have died or removed
from the State, city, town, or county, upon.
the presentation of proper evidence to
the registrars. Registrars will please take
notice.
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ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-Mr. d.
Fl. Wells. Jr., has been appointed assistant
Tinted States District Attorney for Virglnia, !,
and qualified yesterday before the Clerk OF
tha United States Circuit Court.
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LIST OF UHaAILABLg LETTERS REMAINING
). TIE RrcHmoND PosT-oFFIcE OCr. %. 1870.
Mrs. Susan Armstrong, Loyd's Post-o flce:;
Dr.. a. 7. P. Garnet, Washington, y. C..;
H. T.. Editor, -; Wright q
Co, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, South America.
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CHANGE OF soHEDuLE.-0n and after Sum
day i23dj the mail and passenger train on =
the chesapeake and Ohio ra1iroad VIII
leave Richmond at {, instead OF 8 O'Clock,
as heretofore. 81. sJ
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FALL OvERcoATs.-Al large stock ofenice fall
oyercoats, embracing all the new styles and col.
ors, FOR sale low by e. B. SPENCE q Boz. Also,
nice line of those reefng jack Is, or douole-
breasted sacks, at very low prices. Undershtrts
one dollar EACH Paper collars tsi1 cents per box.
Csll early and often at laoo Main street, aad buy
your clothing from e. b. SPENCE d eoS.
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SUPERIOR KINDLISa AND CocElNG MOOD,
economical and convenient. of ssspassed Cusli-
ty and cheapness, IL promptly supplied bys5. ..
WATKINS, 1iii Main street. from hia new steam
factory. Get winter supplies. Indispensable II
used once. he also mikes specialtiss OF GIL kinds
of coal and coke. II 49, ~ ~
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LIST OF METERS.

T IsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
kIREMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE oCToBmR %, 1870. m -.
Persons calling for letters 10 this list Will picase
cay Advertised.
Allston. Mi,sH. Johnson, Mss =.
Amos. Miss M. La Jones, Miss g. r,
Anglers. NJ. JpoeS ars =.
Anfe, son. Miss Z. Selly, y,.s a!ss M.A Al
B,nSh, Mrs. s. I. Layns, Msss III, D.
Rsiton, Mrs. &. Lewis Miss 8. B.
Rsii. Miss A. M. lneas. Miss A..
Bsy3eg, Mira. 0. 4. aIontgomory. Mrs. a.
bland, hsts. IS. Merla, Mrs. L.
Borsen Ms, O. &tlcs. Miss A.
Bowsa Mrs, NJ. Messins, MIS-
Bowler, Mss NJ. Mah ny. Nara: q.
Brook, Mrs. a. Mack, Nrs NJ
Brown. Mrs, ]. Msya, Miss NJ.
Brown, Mrs. II. AIsyes. Mrs. II.
Brown, Mrs. P. t2l Ntctailan !, Mrs. II. q.
Bryant Mrs. v. Nelson, Mrs. u.
Rrwn Rrswn Mrs. Mrs. n n. SsSnaq sison Mn Mi B.
Brsoks, M,ss NJ. Nelson, Miss 4.
Branch. MISS l.. Y. scse1, MI IS ~.
Cary, Miss Z. Patton. sIs j. NJ
CATER, Mrs. i. Phillips. Mrs. l.: W..
Curiile, Mrs. n. Pleassnss III & w. II.
Cisik, Ari'sM. d. Redford Miss l..
Cosby. MISE. RicharS Sson, Miss G.
Corne {, Mrs, l.. Rock, Mrs.
Grey, MissT. Roberts, Mrs. III. II.
Csun,n. &jsS II. Rseniol, Mrs. u.
! avis. Miss B. u. san'ers, Miss I.
D,lauuy, MsssM Scott, "rs. Nj.
pc1t r, Miss 4. NJ. scot, Miss X.
nicklns an Miss a. N. shurna, Mrs. T. T..
inn Miss 5. G. Shnrmsn. Miss NJ.
Dpd,c. Mrs NJ Spciely, Mrs. Nj. II.
Dunavaat MIS-. I. A. stuart. Mrs. NJ.
Es-nest Mrs. X. j. Stfans, MIS-. D..
Fgslessou. Mrs. Y. n. Stevens. Mrs. M. A.
Eggtetron, MIs ]. stanke, Mrs. -.
I'm. Mrs l., Steger Miss Mp.
F3flev. AIRS, J. c. Street, Miss +.
FauI tIayoy Miss j. TesrciL Mrs. II.
Fa.quic>, Ms +. Y. IL ms is, Mrs. }.
FoTh.s, Mas a. B. Thomas MISS =:
t;.dler Mrs Tn.r rston. Mrs. +. X.
Gilman. Miss 7. B. Thomas. Mrs: M.
& egg, Mrs. NJ. Tyler, Mfs d.
,;rn,Ss Mrs j. Tyler Miss 7.
bsrrlS Mrs. L. 4. Wars, Miss l.. Il.
uorwnro Miss G. Vincent, Nrs. s..
Harris, Mrs. :. W. West, ais. n. II.
Eiliyar!. iSs 4. q. tS) Wilson. Mrs n. II.
T;:nson MIS-. M. Wingfea. Mrs. E.
Hudson, = iS5 l.. j. Willis, Mrs. l.
jackson, Miss u. Winpncld, Miss :. l..
Jackson. Mrs. l.. 4. Wilson. Mrs. E
Jackson, Mrs Il. Nooton. Mrs r.
Jefferson, NisS j. GaucI, Mrs. A.
INITIAL
Mrs. s.
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EowLAN & Co., jewelers., are receiving Nag
nffcent new fall styles OF all the choice pattsens
Of fine jewelry. sets OF AMETHYST, coral poatls,
diamonds me v patterns msdaltons, neck chains,
Leontine and opera chains, glove bacds, naudket.
chief holders diamond rings. and s1perb new sil.
YER for bridal presents, ut corner Mafa and Tsnth
~
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!. CHEAP LuMp Cosb for CRATES. and of nrst-rate
quality, at w. s. EPncHsR,s, no. 20 south stii
st-ees; Parties who hsyc faiIed to lag 10 theif
winter supplies win 90 we'll 70 buy af linn. ~
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THE best way 70 prevent the wear OF carpets is
TO underlay them with old papers, They may bs
procured at the Dispatch conntlng- room for 20
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ApPLEres's JoUaNAL for this week, with
an educational suppiem ent, Is TO hand from
Ellyson s. Taylor, next 10 0ispasch Office,
Main street. q h
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IST OF LETTERS REMAINING ia
Ii THE MANCHESTER POS % 1Ch
OCTOBER ~, 1870.
Persons calling for letters In THIS nst WILL pleaSF
cay Advertised"
& go LADIES, LIST.
Cook, Mrs. Caroline (9) Moore, Mrs. TIE.
nnnnay,nt MRS, g. A. Robertson, Mary .. /
!I,a.n N1s. Tmi,y Smith, E.iz'th cord 7,
GtSSs Ms. Nannie Trucker, Mrs. Bette .
Jones Miss M. +. Nangd; nrs: faRuie e.
Merrett, Mrs. fanuie Wells sars. mS y ..
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Att.,son Ypoch J. f2l Ellis. L. r. @.r
Bailey James II. Ell1s 3. =.
Hrour Joe Jefferson, Geo. t.
1rod.haw N,c,d tcoltil Morrlsett, Fl,hu
Ru,t-n Thos j, Mitchell, John
Brooks. James RSln 4iter IL.
row Il. ~. Young, T. l..
C,ugle, Nickless .,ru.r pn
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TRIBBErT, the confsctioner, Mo- 1ti2 Main
street, has Just received israe ios or tors can-
dies, aud other fhings In his iine Nhicas he oners
az very low rates. He Is up TO the tiE,aF asad He
advise our ffiends 70 give him cab. ss n
His TOY suppiy Is large aud OK every variety.
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!. d. RLLYsoN q Co win tusart sdyert,sensntaix aix
he principal newspxpersin yirginia, North Caro-
ina. Tennessee. and the northern cities ats pub
,ss,ers, rates for cash, Apply at tbiS ones
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!. PRIsrIsa.-Pla colored. and fsrsy prtdt-
ing executed with neataess and 81 low rites st
lDfspGzch Printing Houfe. ssts IA tlsfJ
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PRINTING FOR EAHDIDATEs.r-C Candidates fof
tbfice can have their cards. circhlora handbtns,
ETC.. printed promptly snd at tow prices q quo
Dispatch printing -house. - 4
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THE t.SUNDAY TELEenAsf, 3 ia Che hezs aad-
yettsiug medium In this city,: Over stnrse thou
sand copies i.susd every sunday, Once els Aain
street. y
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/, You will save youS money, time, and, above alI
your repntat'or, if you buy your wood and coal
from W. .. MCDOWELL, LIST and Broad stleels. &
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6 The Commemorative Attorney here exa
hibited to the witness the following paper:
&C RICHMOND, Va, May 2, 1858.
ssft 500 00-l0O. 4.
80 Thirty days after date j promise to pay
TO Albert w. Bailey or order, without Off
set, one hundred dollars, negotiable and
payable at the First National Bank of Viz.
ginia. " 3. q. s.- s
balance of signature torn off, 4
Endorsed: a. w. BAILEY,
&c. 81. PAGE,
esBy z. JEFF DATis.o
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CHEAPEST yET.--You can, esgocd Eayelopes
With your card printed on them, for Gully ~ 20
thousand, at DIsPArCH HPRINrfNG-fa6uSk.'s
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& SCHOOL CIRcUL LARs. --.All kinds OF school ctreu
lars, reports. &c. executed At The nispdfos ONO
as cheap as the cheapest. - sa.S .ls,ss 3
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I For coldweathsrs Ket = compile of; ;oSEpoLLAR
heavy merlno un6e.shists or q. B. SPENCE D
SON. ~ ,e 2. :. z - .,
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/ To preyent bad colds, sst one Off. 81 sPENCE
q sDN's heavy merino undertakes they fieyer.
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& GHAsaH or sCAEnuLE.--S aasengers tIHv'
cling oyer tho Richmond aud Fork Rtye1
railroad SWin nate change Of schedule san
another. column.
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Warock,s Edition OF Richardson's A3maHac,
ls7l wholesale and retail At fLLYs0x g fAY-
roR,s, ,Ilis Main street. sss ~ ~
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PoRTRAIgsoF GEHERAL LEE 10 esl eolnxs for
sale at ELLYsoS 3 TAYLOR 9, liis hatn stzsst-
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lSlIldLSs
Sec. Driving Park; J. NJ: Nat Pub. GO.
VESSELS.
Vim. Andersen. schooner Monmouth; w. Don
nelly schooner. A. S. Massy; w. j.. hopkins,
So hooner ii. G. fl X. D. KNOWS, Mohawk; u.
Kerr. stea rier sue j. Shepherd, q. Iorbet; X.
Y. Iyler, Argo *. Bultzsr. schooner Montsacks.
PACKAGE.
F. J. Douglass.
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READ Chs sun zsss 'sSs.as so-u.atsow nassa.
sing.
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ieltntpae 4Ilaga b
........o OCTOBER %. 1870.

THE CIRCULATION CF THE DIaPATcH
Is LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIR
cULATroy OF AL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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AmUsEM!ENTS.i

..c2 Bn coAr.- No. % south ssnsxsss.
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IsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
kIREMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE OCTOBER 20, 1870.
Persons calling for letters N this list VIII piesse
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$40. PERRY DAVIS 1870.
VEGETABLE "PAIN KILLER"

After THIRTY YEARS trial Is still receiving the
unqualified testimonials its virtues, persons
OF the highest character and responsibility. Ply
sicians of the first respectabiliy recommend it a
most efectual preparation for the extinction of pain
Ii % not only the best remedy known fer Cuts
Bruises, Burns, &c, but for Dysentery Cholera,
or any sort OF bowel complaint, 1T is a remedy
surpassed for efficiency and rapdity of action. In
the great cities of India and other hot climates il
has become the Standard Medicine for all such COM
plants, well as for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints
and other Kindred disorders. For Coughs and Colds,
Csnker, Asthma, and Rheumatic difficulties, it has
been proved, by the most abundant and convincing
testimony, to be an invaluable medicine
Sold by all Druggists. iy5lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE WINES AND LIouORa

Having made arrangements with some Of the best
Distleries in the country for old WHISTLES, offer
the following we'll known brands at very low prices
viz: The celebrated Old Crow, seven years old, SIS
per gallon. J. A. Bowen's. years old, "a per gal
lon. Robs rtsoh years old, $3.50 per gallon Old
Family Nectar, years old, 81 50 per gallon The cell
ebrated Pine Apple lrectihed, so per gallon Lon
don Old Town Gin. S. per gallon stoughton Bitters
81 per gallon. Dry Catawba still, iron Urbana
Vino Company $3.50 per gallon. Scuppernong
still from North Carolina, IS per gallon. All the
above is at least per gallon cheaper than can be
got elsewhere for the same grade.
beral discount to the trade. q. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the celebrated Native Wine Bitters.
No. 1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, and 81
North Charles street. Baltimore Md. jeh
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GEORGETOWN.

BIRTHDAY PREsyNT.-Mi~s Kate, daughter
of Henry ID. Cooke, Esq, made her appearance
on the street last evening driving beautiful
pair of ponies to a one-seat basket wagon, the
team being birthday present from her father.
THE RIVER FRONT is deserted almost of ship
ping, the only vessels in port being the New
York steamers K. q. Knight and Valley City,
the former loading with flour.
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DEPARTMENT OF srASE, Z

WASHINGTON, July Is, $50.
Information has been received at this Department
from Mr. o. NJ Long, the Consul If the United States
at Panama, of the death the sd and gath OF MAY
last on board the steamship Constitution Of Patrick
OHearn and Bartholomew Philippe The legal
representatives Of the deceased can obtain further
Information by making application to this Depart
meut.
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OFFICIAL,
DEPARTMENT oF STATE,

Information hss been received at this Department,
from MI o. NJ Long, the Consul of the United states
at Panama, Of the death on the 10th of MAY Lass on
board the steamship Montana, of Henry j. Thomp-
son. The legal representatives. Of the deceased
obtsin further Information BIZ making apcicafion 10
this Dera rtuent,
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GEeReI1owN ADyHRfIsKuKyM.
To WHOM 1T HAY CONCERN

GkoRG ErovN. July -. $50
sa,d iS5 , taScs Nay E69 and Il not redeemed
or before August ), $50. Corooration ae.d- Vii, h.
issued TO the purchasers in ACCORDING vtb Ire i.,xs
made and provided for in inch 60. ~ t'o '~"s
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HAPPER SPRINGS.
" FREDERICK COUNT, VIRGINIA

This delightful ard romantic Summer Resort will
be open Tor the reception of visitors on the = a
iTH DA OF JULY. These Springs nine NJ y
IA number, are situated In a gorge of the ltsI III
North mountain, seventeen miles from w inc hes er
by stage over beautiful and safe road. Route via
b. U. R. Il. to Winchester
Terms: One month of four weeks, NO; single
week, ga; one day, 81 80. The usual deduction
made for children and servants and for families who
may spend the season.
SAML NJ, MULLIN & co. Proprietors
For call at the sore of George Ryneal,
Jr., 31S 9TH street; A. =. Pratt Son, corner 9Th
and D streets; Benz. II Hers Store, Georgetown.
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RED Hot This Is another scorching day,
worthy a place in the calendar Of Calcutta.
This extraordinary and long continued heat has
Thermometer ut Hempler's, optician, 4S Penn
sylvania avenue, to-day, In the shade: .. m,
SO; 10 q. m, 9Oe; II m, SO; Q p. m, 9ao.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Information has been received at this Department
from Mr. ID. NJ. Armstrong, the Consul of the United
States at Rome, Italy, Of the DEATH on the 2lst of
June $50, at Rome, Of Mrs. Virginia jenkins, Il
Syracuse, New York.
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CITY ITEMS.

WE HAVE RECEIVED our third supply of
Linens, Alpaca and Drap d'eta Goods for the hot
season, and our prices are lowered. Also, a
large lot of Waters } jackets Oak Hall Clothing
House, No. 525 It'll street, opposite Post Office,
near street. 20,eo5
In ORDER to close the stock of John NJ Davies
& Co.'S Shirts, we offer
Lot 5@R, at..................S2 90
Lot l55-R, at................. 2 %
Lot 255-R, at.................. 90
We have only limited number on hand, and
shall not duplicate them. The prices quoted
are as low, if not lower than wholesale rates.
A. SAKs & Co., 3l6 7th street.
FRENCH JET JEwRLRY SETS, 81, 50, 50, 81, IS,
Cut Bead Chains,
Medallion Bracelets,
Alaska Diamonds,
Pipes, Vases, Chromos, Satchels,
Silver-plated Ware,
Received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewclry
Store, No. 451 Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and 9Th streets.
NOT SATISFIED with administering to the
mere comfort of their guests, Messrs. Rice, of
the American House, Boston, have fitted their
billiard halls with the best material in the
country.
HKMPLER has all kinds Of thermometers 6.3.
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REAL ESTATE SALH-Thos +. Waggaman,
real estate broker, has sold part lots . aud 10,
square III, to John III. Clark, for 20 cents per
ont
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MARRIAGE rs E4OxOpARu.r

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors,
pleasures, and advantages Of happy MARRIAGE, as
contrasted with Single Lite, and the fearful Evils
OF CELIBACY, in modern tines Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box r, Philadelphia, Pa. my23-m,w, 4 Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-20

Mr. FRED l.. HARVEY, formerly of this city,
but now engaged In business in Chicago, Is in
Washington for . few days, looking in tine con-
ditiOn and spirits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-20

MIR. +. ID. STUART. OF this city. Deputy Grand
Sire Of Odd Fellows. last evening returned from
quite an extensive trip in the southern States
Fred Is looking remarkably well.
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LOCAL NEWS.


ANNUAL ScHUEIzES FEsT at the new seventh
street Park.
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO Glymont on the steamer
q. p. Smith.
nount Vernon.
8n1rH's ART GALLERY, A5 r street.
MARKRIrlR's ART GALLERY, 4SS 7th street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.