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Two Cook Stoves.

an Oriental Coal Stove, Plrlor Carpet, Beds
\ Bedding, Lounges, CupboarIs, Chests, Chairs,
Tables, stands, Clocks, Lot Of Oh cloth, Lot Of
Good Carpet, y lot of Goal In HIM, ono Mlhox
ony side board, Looking glasses, Kettles, Bas.
Boilers, Meat stand anil other articles too nu-
merOus to mention. sale to commence at 10
o'clock Of said day, wien conditions will 10 made
known 10y W, y. ECKBERT.
Selinssroye, Oct Is, 1870. Executor.
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Estate Of MARIA HALL, decd.

ETTERS TESTAMETARY, on
L \ tho Estate Of MARIA HALL, late of the Dor
ough OF Sellnsgroyc. deed, having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons knowing them
selves Indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make payment, and those having claims against
the same Will present thsin Tor settlement to
". =. ECBERr,
oct 70, $50. Executor,
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

In pursuance OF an Alias Order granted by the
Orphans Court OF Snyder County to tho under.
signed Administrators Of Abraham Lenkor, late
Of Perry township, will expose to public SAFE on
the premises, In said township, on
Saturday. O. toJer 20, 1870,
The following described Real Estate, TO Wit
AL that certain messuage, and
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APPLE ORCHARD,
NOTICElN PARTITION,

" =.
To Lydia Felkcr, Joseph Felker, residing at Pu
laski Pulaski 90, ind, Elizabeth Brunor,i sam.
uel Bruncr, residing at Glide, Seneca Go Ohio
Catherine Wet7el and Samuel Wctzel, Beaver.
town, Snyder County Wilmlna Veto. and Lee.
vi wetEel, residing at IacOns Mills, Jlenrheld
County Pa; Mary Ruhle and Henry Rublc. re.
siding at Barnesyille, IlatbOn Comfy, Kansas
the heirs of Eprlam felker. decd, whose names
are not known, and who reside at Whitesville,
Andrew County, Missouri Levi Felser, resii'
Ing at Strosrs Mills, Mihlin County, Penn'a
Henry felker, Reuben Felker, John fclker, Cla
ra Felkcr, and Nancy, felkcr, the last two be.
ing minors and have tor their Guardian Freder-
ick Stcimling heirs and legal Representative
Of Henry felkcr, late vi West Beaver township,
snyder County decd. GRkErISU;
Iate notice that by virtue OF a certain Writ oi
Partition or valuation issued out OF the Orphans
Court Of Snyder County, and to me directed,
will hold an inquest TO make Partition or vnlua
tion OF the real estate Of the said Henry Felker,
deceased 10 AMI among those entitled to the
same, at the late Residence of the deceient In
West Beaver twp, snyder County, Pa. on Tues
day; the 22i day OF November, 4. u. 1870, at ~
o'clock, 4. NJ, when and where you can attend
II you think proper. JOHN =. WOLF.
Sherit's Office, sheriff
Midileburg, Oct. 20, 1870.
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TnE Muncy LuHipaiy pays il, re.
sf:cis t1 oar Republicans who sold out
10 Dill, thus:
Bn' the most shameful and unwar
ran'ablc ahin ioum,t of principles, the
most Outrageous betrayal OF cand-
date by any party, that We know of,
was that uI the Republican, of Union
ani SNYDER coun,ic, on the Senatorial
qucs ipa. Our caudj lato, Hon. llcu-
ry j husoo, WAS identified with Ia
clique, bu; stood olt simply Ropub.
lien, pure AMI undcG'el, and vet
leaders IN those coiu'irS who owe all
they have and all they ar, TO the Re
publican party, trnmp'd up Il prct ext
aud sncakiugy aud ,.crctcly laid thcit
plans, anl oniy too well carried them
out, to slaughter him at rh9 polls
ln,,eai Of NJ. Johuson receiving +,
mnj rity OF not les, han 1909 in thg
two counties, both gave mpjoritie,
against him.
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THEY Af.E NOT a VIE
F A N CIV DRlN K =

Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Prod
Spirits md Refuse 11auors doctored, spiced
and svcctcncd to please the taste. called " Ton.
ics,"" APPETIZER" Restorers," &C, 1hat lead
the upper on to drunkenness aud ruin, but are
struc at.dicne. made from the Native Roots and
Herbs OF California, free from nti Alcoholic
ktimulants. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIPE GIVING PEiN-
CIPLEa psrfcc. Reno,stor and inyiycrator Of
the system, carrying OF all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood TO healthy condition. No
person can take these Hiitcrs according to dree-
t!on and remain lcng uuvcil.
For Iurlnnaatory mud Chronic Rheu-
mntism aud Cout, Dyspepsia or tudi-
gcstiou. Bi,ioua, lsr.lttcut aud Inter-
mi,i.Et Frysrs. Discrsrs OF the Hood.
Liver, ktducya. aud Bladder. these hit
tcrs have taep r.1sI .IcccssNil such Dis
cnsc- are caused ty Hdin.ej Biood. which
Ia generally produced b. dsrsnge,nclt " the
Digcatiyc Organs.
DySPEPSIi or INDIGESTION.
Headache. ram IL the Shoulders, Coughs, Tlsht.
nos, % ttc Cirst. Di1Eucss. sour Eruc;si,ons o..
The siomach usi ,sst, 10 TIE Month Bilious A..
tacks. IGip.ia,l'n u tlr Heart. Inflammation Of
TIC lu9gs. Pan ga tlc regions ofthc Kidneys, aud
shnndr:d other rA'nful SYMPTOMS are tue or'
'rr.ngsot Dyspepsia.
They invlgofats thc Stomach and sllmulst. the
eluslicd efficacy IN cleansing the blood OF oil
Impurities. and impsrtias EeS lie aud '.sor 10
tuc whole system,
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruption, ,rcs,~r.
Ssli Rheum. Dlotcncs, srots, Itmpleo, Pu-tule.,
pols, CEbuneles. liins worms, scald.iicAd. Sore
Eyos, Egysipclss, E.', scare, D.scolorstons of
the sAln, Hamogs aud Disease ofthe sAin. ~
whG;eyer Eama or nature, Gse literally dug u2
srd eas icN ont u the syBiSri In = thort time by
The rss Of thca, ritsess Csc bottle In sntn
cas5s VII convince the mos, ,ncredulous VI their
errs,ive orsc.A
Cleanse t., NtlR,ei blood whenever you end
is lupgrit.cs buntng through the s..n in PIN.
I'c., ErlpuoIs or Sores cleanse II when you
Esd It oAstrucicd AM ,,ugSsh IN Ns veins I;
ei,Nnsc t when Il 4. fcu', sld your fscl!nes viii
I'll yjr wien Keep tie blood pgre and the
h's'th otttc ,ysLetn ell follow.
r.s, TkPEani othsr NOp ~. llrkinS In
ros-iicil of ., may thousands. Ar. cfoctnal'y
Destroyed anlr moved. ror fuil dIreetIona, read
cA,-fi,ls t's clrcGl.. around cash bottle.
J.wtiErr. rEoar'rtc-. p. ". MCDONALD
Co, Druggists ani o''n. Asetss. ssa Trsacisco.
Cal, ani 81 ari5I Cornuls &C Street, new York
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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Senatorial Distr,ct-Gmc,c,.
nis,rlct-nmclni.

Cummings over Harding. $50. Young over
tllngan, 2lj Wilson ever Hill, 552,-all Demo.
cruta.
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REAs. ESTATE.


EXECUTORS SALE.
The unisrsigncd, Executor OF the last will and
Testament Of Mrs Maria Hall, late Of the blr
ough OF S-lnsyrove snyder Countr, decd, viii
offer at public sale, at the late residence of the
decelent, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, $50,
the following describe personal property, son.
sistiug OF household and kitchen furniture, -
wit
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S.lsn A WEEK paid agents, male or female,
soDNt In "a new manufacturing business nj
home. No capital fequiIei Address NOVELTY
CO., saeo, Me. Oe-sw
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An UNFA LING REMEDY for NEuRALoIA
FACIALis Often edectin2 q perfect cure in u stu.
gle DAY. No form of Nervous Disease fails to
yield t. rs wonderful power. Even In the severe
sys'em Its use for few days affords the most
astonishing relief and rarely fails TO produce q
materials in the Iightest degree Injurious i.
has the unqualined approval Of the best physi-
clans. Thousands In every part Of the country.
srnteluiy aohno"led1e ls power 10 sooth ihe
stregih.
sent by mail on receipt OF price and postage.
'be sin ppskayss ncIkhsss t,% hoo ''."ss 81 cents
IT l. soidby all dealers In drugs and medicines
and ny TURNER 90, Sole Proprietors, l2O
fremont ST. BosTos, MASS. 3n.
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Dwelling House.

LARGE BANK BARN and all necessary
ouibuildings, good water convenient for all
purposes. n large
APPLE ORCHARD,
containing choice grated ftuit, &c. The
farm is under good fence. naturally fertile
and highly productive is in g healthy
country about three miles from Selins
grove and two miles from Shsmokiu Dam.
on the west hank Of the Susquebanns river
lie convenient to Markets. Railroads, Ca.
male, Cburc hes aud Schools.
Will he sold on easy terms. and posses sion
given Immediately " desired For further
particulars inquire Of tie subscriber on the
pr emises.
Capt. JOHN Helm.
Monroe twp. JUNE Z. 1870.
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EORTUNES offered to Live Men.
l. Rare Chance. Send Stamp. Diamond k.
10, Wilmington, Del. tSep s-Sm
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GEORGETOWN.

Our wBARvEs are still submerged, as the Po-
tomac is on the rampage. The different YES
sells lying at the wharves have been moved out
and safely moOrcd. The New York steamer, f..
e. Knight, due to-day, has not yet arrived. on
account Of either the storm or the freshet in the
river.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-Nearly FIVE thous-
and bushels wheat were offered on 'Change this
morning, and sold rapidly. We quote sales of
500 bushels ordinary at &l.2S 900 good at S131;
and 800 prime at S133.
CONFIRMATIoN-No little interest is felt in
church, i'm this city, (GeOrgetown,) tomorrow
night, at which the Rt. Rev. John Johns, ID.
d., the venerable Bishop of Virginia, will ofici-
ate.
DRovEE's REsT.-The attendance at the Rest
yesterday was quite large, and the stock all Of
fered, sold as follows: $50 head Of cattle at 5a7
cents per pound; 30 sheep at 5xa7 cents per
pound; veal calves 1s9k cents per pound; cows
sale.
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The Courts.


CRIMINAL Court, Judge FYsher-This morn
ing the first case called was Michael Long.
charged with having committed an assault and
battery on Mrs. Winifred Kelly; The first named
was laid by one OF her geese, and she alleges that
Long assaulted her, knocking her down. This
trial occasioned much merriment, Mrs. Kelley
testifying that the geese had eggs in them when
they left heme, and that the eggs was hers. The
defense called witnesses to prove that white
geese ran from the clump Of bushes in which
the egg was found, when Mrs. Kelly testified
that her geese were gray or blue. Judge Fisher
said that the question OF property was not in
volved. Mr.. Burgess said that if the jury be-
lieved that the prisoner at the bar believed that
his goose laid the egg he had right to take the
egg away from the woman, even if he had to use
some force. Mr.. Harrington, tor the prisoner
agreed that the evidence showed that a white
goose laid the egg and not gray goose, and had
there been such an assault As has been described
the egg would have been shattered. MIR. Il. G.
LOvejoy, Assistant District Attorney, closed the
argument, claiming that they were entitled to
verdict, and that this was not the first time that
geese had entered the court. Judge Fisher
charged the jury that the goose egg should not
have been brought into the case, and that ad-
hitting the egg was laid by Longs goose he
should have replevied. The jury was simply to
lind whether an offence had been committed.
turned, with a verdict of guilty, and he was
sentenced TO pay fine OF So
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH.-The will of
the late n. w. Granger, filed in August last,
was admitted 10 PROBATE, ana letters were Issued
to the executor, John V. McDufie-bond $500.
The will of the late Thomas Picken was filed.
fully proven, and admitted to probate. He
leaves property to his step-daughter and grand
children during life and nomnates John and
Reuben Collins executors, to whom letters tes-
tamentsry were issued-bOnd SO 200. w. b. b.
Cross was appointed guardian to his infant
child-bond -, goo. The will of the late Mary
f.. Greenfield was filed.
For the purpose of considering contested
cases, the court will hold special term at II
O'Clock ON Thursday.
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ON BAIL.-Yesterday. John Hoyrih,n MI.
was arrested on bench warrant and comm;,,nS
TO jail, was taken before Judge Fisher and gave
bail in 500 for his appearance. save
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SALE OF HARP PBoPERTY.-wm. j.. Wall
q Co. auctioneers, yesterday sold the eight
s,reet, together with saw mill and appurfsn.n'
ces, to A. L. Hoover, for = ,o96.
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LADIES, accompanied by gentlemen. will h,
billion every evening this week
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-IGNATIrs MILLER was arrested last EVENING
by officer Marks for assault and battery on Jne
Mashauer, and fined rs by Justice Schmidt.
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BAD BoY.-Henry Davis, q news yender, was
yesterday brought before Justice Thompson,
charged with stealing about 8 from Richard
Henry Holland. The young offender protested
hir innocence most emphatically last night; but
this morning he made a voluntary confession of
his guilt to the examining magistrate, who,
thereupOn, fully committed the prisoner for
court.
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FAST DRIvING.-YesGerday, Andrew Jones
was fined so for fast and dangerous driving
horse and cart on 18th street. Officer Stewart,
who made the arrest, testified before Justice
Thompson that Jones, when called upon to stay
his horse, disregarded the call of the OIL GER.
The fine was superseded.
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DRY GOODS AT GOLD PEIcRs.-See johnson
Colleys advertisement. They are determined
70 of1er such inducements, both in goods ant
prices, a. will lead WashingtOnans to deal al
nome exclusively. Our readers should give them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-29

For CHEAP WOOD AND Coal, call at No
lI22 Pennsyl yania avenue, See advertisement
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DROF. COOKS BALM OF LIrE.

This Wonderful Remedy exhibits a marked and
unprecedented Sanitary and Curative Power, as well
when administered internally rs when applied exter
nally.
teaspooniu for an adult, taken before breakfast,
a TABLESPOONFUL taken ten minutes after dinner and
teaspoonful taken at night, during one week, has
arrested waterbrash cured indication, restored
sisted in for nine weeks, has entirely cured long
standing Chronic Dyspepsis; Its unprecedented
to normal healthy condition has been the wonder
Of physicians and Joy OF the patient
Unpublifhed testimonials verify the foregoing.
The Ready Relief and Certain Ultimate Cure Of
Corns and Bunions" is the admiratien and delight
OF all who have used IL.
Sold by Druggists generally, and At the Labara-
tory, 621 street, near 9TH. MIN
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ASSAULT AND BATTEKY-Iast pi,b, oase.-
Chase arrested Peter Mack, a small coIored
boy, charged with assaulting George Fairfax.
and Justice Wall held him 10 bail for hearing
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PETIT LARcENY.-Yesterday afternoon Henry
Dayis' csiered, was arrested by oficer j. j.
Sh vi On ,ne snarSe or the larceny OF s. from
ted him TO jail for court.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amuaemenfa. &c.

NATIONAL THEATKR-Joe lie fferson in Heir
at-Lsw" and Lend Me Five ShiIlings-'
WALLS OPERA HoUsE--AIen & PettingiITs
Ainstrels- .'ShOo Fly and bad Dickey.''
WHITEHTE sT GALLERY.-Grand Prize PIANO.
ramic Exhibition, every evening, this week only.
SNITH s. STRoSs's ART GALLERY, 2i5 st.
MARKRITKR's ART GALLERY, 4S6 I'll street.
BARLow's ART GALL cry. 81 Pa. avenue.
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COLLECTOR BOSWELL has LEFT the ritz for
few days, and rumOr has IL that in a day or two
he will lead charming daughter OF New Eng
land 10 the altar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-29

THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, ID. Beck,
Jewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No. $40
Market Space, between sth and 9th streets.
Also, Agent for Florence Sewing Machine. 2,5,l:
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ANTE BKLLUM fIeURHs.-By reference to the
announcement Of Luttrell, Wine & Co., it will
be seen that their prices correspond very nearly
with those for which goods we're sold before the
war. The consequence is that they are doing
An extensive business, particularly with the
residents Of the west end.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

1nUsTkkS SALE.
- by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated Serte1ber
E.U I'd ISIS, and recorded in Liber j 4. :, No
>Hy, folio IS. &C.. one q the land records II
the county OF Washington, ID. C., I will Oder a.
auction on IHC RSDAf, the 21st dsy OF April ls.0,
on the premises. 81 O'Clock .. m.
Il Part OF lot l2s Of Thomas Bealls frst addition
70 eeoreetoyn, at he northwest intersection e
Green ana Dumbarton streets, froating 81 feet
inches on the former and running lack OF the same
width, IS feet 10 hundredths ne latter and nlud
Ing, on the rear, strip feet Is hunsredths wide
3 Also, another part OF said Toe rs beginning at
the distance cf 81 feet inches from Dnnhvrton
street, fronting 81 feet Green street aud running
back 90 ieet 20 hundredths and including, the
rear strip feet Is hundredths wide from lJt l2s
H. Also the east half Of lot rs N said addition.
fronting Is feet - hundredths on Dunbarron sfr,at
and running back Of that idth 81 feet inches and
OF The iur her width Of feet Is hundreiths 20 the
additional depth ~ 70 feet.
Also. the westernmost part Of lot l2T in said ad-
diion at the northeast intersection Of said streets
fronting 70 feet on pumbarton street ami running
bark of the same width, binding On Green street,
IS feet, more or less.
The first lot has a stable thu rear: The third Is
improved by frame dwelling and the fourth by
brick dwelling and store.
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money g.
be IA in cash. and the residue in two equal install
ments AZ and l. months with interest, he secured
BY deed Of trust. The terms Of sale must b.
piled with IN one week after sale. the rropertF
may I've resod. after i've days notice, at the risk
and cost OF the deiaulting purchaser. Conveyauc
ing and stamps at the .pnrcha.er cost.
WALTER :. cox. Trustee.
hhE' eoSbds THUMAs DOW LING. Auct.
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PENNIES FOR sALs-ApplY at the Star One

INDICTMENT TO BUY A COOP SEWING MA
CHISK.-Willcox q Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 40s Seventh street, between ID
and z. Ill
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STRUCK WITH A HAMMER BY FRIEND AND
DIDN'T IIKEIT.-Bernard DasenbrOck was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by officer Nokes for
assault and battery with intent to kill Conrad
Wagner. These parties had been old friends
and on meeting INDUCED in some jOcular con-
versation, which finally led to quarrel, when
DasenbrOck caught up hammer and struck
Wagner on the forehead, fracturing his skull.
After hearing, Justice Handy committed him
to jail for court,
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CITY ITEMS.
FINE. FINER. FINEST.

FINE, FINER, FINEST.
Full samples Of Spring Goods for custom
work, just n ceived at liable s Co.'s, 3S5 Penn
sylvania avenue. &c. s. Hotel, y which the public
are invited to inspect
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Es1GRATIoN SoUTH.-A party OF about two
sundfed coiored men, IL is expected, will leave
here on Saturday next 10 work on a railroad i'm
LOUISIANA, Tor which they will receive 81 .25 per
day, With rations, and transportation will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-29

NEW STKNBOAT LIyR.-The Lady Of the Lake
has been purchased by s. p. Brown & Son and
George H. Plant, to run between this point and
Norfolk. She is q first class passenger steamer,
has 30 state rooms and 20 berths; also, q large
and connexions saloon, furnished il he yery
best manner. A fine safe boat OF this class will
be great convenience on this line.
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nRi GOODS AT GOLD PRICES.

DHi 'oops Az GOLD PRICES
The decline In gold enables TO orer GREAT
BARGAINS in ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS.
lard wide Bleached sbirting Cotton, l21a cts very
cheap; yard wide Bleached Shifting. rery ssarr Is
ce.fs-a special bayrass. Richardson's and other
makes uish Linens, as cheap as before the war; a
large stock of Black and Colored Alpacas. from IS
centsup; Cassimers and Tweeds for Men and Boys
very cheap: besutiful Spring Delaines and Armures
Is, 81 and Is; 4fUo yards Spring Calicoes, g. 10 and
ia cents uhe best goods made at l2s cents also,
full stock OF Gloves, Hosiery, COrs~ts. skirts, &c
Special bargains may be expected by all who favor
rs with call. BENJAMIN MILLER.
mill tr 1O1 Bridge St, Georgetown, ID. q.
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The CASE OF HUNT ACT. THE CORPORA
TIoN.-ln the Circuit Court, Judge Cartier,
this morning, the case OF Amos Hunt agt. the
CorporatiOn-action for damages alleged to
have been oceasioned by the constr notion of q
sewer which failed to carry of the water 10
plaintiffs property-was resumed, and a series
OF prayers were offered ON either side which
were acted on by the Court; after which, the
counsel proceeded to argue the case. The Jury
found verdict for plaintiff for $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-29

JET JKwELRY,
Oroide Jewelry,
Alaska Diamonds,
Vases and Chrcsnos.
Silver Pla.ed Ware,
received this MOI ming ut Prigg's Dollar jew
elry Store, 10. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween ~ and 9Th streets.
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CoRREcTIoy-The divorce mentioned in x.s
terdsy's STAR. Of Mamie Staples vs.. Rober,
staples, should have read Francis Staples va
Robert Staples. The former will hereafte,
resume her maiden name or Francis Rohleder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-29

a Chiefly SUsAN-Sussu Cheeks eolored
80 arrested yesterday by Ofieer Brelsford, on
sne ShArge Of stealing various articles of
IDlnIhe, yevelry and money from Maria John
ron, amounting 10 sufficient vaIne IN constir,,.
fhe crime grand larceny, and Is held for > 1870
ing before Justice Pearson. "i ne"