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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMRyTs.

FFARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK,
NY 9EoRGETowN, u. e., June Is 20.
meeting ofthe s,ockholders Of this Bank will be
neld at the Banking House MONDAY, Juiy 4th. for
the eet ton OF nine Trustees to serve for the wear
ie n-stawtd W. LAiRb. Js., Cashier.
DRY GO0DS AT REDUCED PRICES,
- AT lO1 BR IDeE ST., GEoReVroWS n n
Coed Biz Silks at 3I.50, 9l75, 81, So Is, a. 1
Blk Iron grenadines at She. Soc. 75c very chaan
Printed DeLanes and Armures l21sc worth aac "P
case yard wide Beached Shifting, an excellent ar
Lawns Ike to Sc: White M.rseilles sc and s7,.c
Striped and pain Grenadines I0c., worth CSC
Atwood Cassmeres at Soc. and Csc worth 75c a 81
Linen Cambria Hdkfs from 6<c. up; genuine Kid
we are selling great bargains in all kinds Of good.
0,ve US call anG Duy cheap,
jel8-tr BENJAMIN MILLER
LOB RENT-BwELLING No. g LIST street will
be for rent July LIST, at present occupied by NAL
colin Seaton, ESQ contains II rooms and cellar has
all modern improvements. Ii is of the most de-
sirabe residences in Georgetown; rent low to good
tenant, Apply to N J. ADLER, % Bridge street,
Georgetown, ID. @. je l3mw kfawr
CEORGETOwN DOLLAR STORE, 73 Hieb
ment OF Jet and Fancy yewelry, Chromos. Vases
Knives, Pipes, Fans, Albums, &c, &c. Gall and
see, AT NO. rs. my2S1m
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Mr.. j. d. OLEARY, one of the Commissioners
of Election of the Fourth Ward, assures US that
he did not, as alleged, usurp the power Of open
ing q voters ticket on election day, as was
stated. ,..r
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The WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK. cor.
ner of It'll street and Louisiana avenue, is omen
from $50 to $50 O'Clock every Saturday evening,
In addition to its regular banking hours. II
pays interest on deposits.
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sFtnIIUAL JrsoLERy.-Dt Edvinv wrixht's
exposition 90 ths modern so-cslled spirituaIlstie
- eel vofthy the attention 81 all ing alrcTs
sflsT uuth.
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INDuCM1NT TO BUY GOOD SKwINa MA
oHIEB@Willcex & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
ch1ne, viii hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire ut the agency, Baum's Oorsok and Hoop
okrt Factory, 406 Seventh street, between b
mo L. FIJI
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JED STBBxT.
NNHE SUMNER Is ON US-THE PEOPLE
WANT TO KEEP COOL.
The popular summer resort that IL crowded lust
now rs Oak Hall Clothing House, where the people
are dropping their old clothing, and DOMINIC our
new styles OF Summer Suits. Oak Hall Clothing
company, always slive 10 the wants of the people
new stocked with all the leading styles Of Linen
AIpaccs, ORA eta, and Nuns Cloth Suits, and they
nave reduced their prices to correspond with the
present times Our Linen Suits commence at ESQ:
OUT % AiPscca from esto Us; ORA eta, sl2 TO SD;
x: White Dnck Suits, IS to $40; Light Summer
BOfS' CLOTHlNG-Sufts of Cashmere, rs 10 80.
LINE! Linen Suits, Sa2 to Is. PIECE GOODS Of ali
Clothing Company sells better goods at lower prices
tnan SIMILAR houses. Possessing unlimited facilities
we are able TO sell goods low. Give us a call No
trouble to show goods ct Oak Hall Clothing Co r.
No. 92e 9TH street, opposite Post Ohice
JeDlm j. ii. SMITH, Business Manager
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APPOINTMENTS By THE MAYOR TO-DAY
Chas H. Marshall has resigned the position of
reappointed lamp lighter. John. Burns has
been appointed Waterman.
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ST. PETERS PARoCHIAL SCHooL-The Dig
tribation Of Medals and Premisms.-The annual
distribution Of medals and premiums at this
school came Of at the school-h0use at O'Clock
this afternoon, and was largely attended. The
pupils, who are under the direction OF the Sis
mented for their progress by Rev +. 4. BOYLE.
The following is list of the pupils who received
premiums
Ann Csstell, Mary Marceron, Ann Mitchell, Jane
n,shsll, Mary FOLEY, Hs9 99 Fosy, Ellen shsdd
Pes PoSie Annie nary hsss arm
b. rne. Agnes Byrne, Enc Brooks BRIDGET Neville,
Hsas Sn. '0 MrS oGoenor
Fannie Young. Second Class-Ida Hutton, Mary
mME M[y syfS
Kate JoAsy, Mary Csllsn, Bridget ksys.. Ellen
Grsenfsld, Mary Altman, Kate smith. Mary Keefe,
s ssa rSos
MARI kssns, Hn,s Pistorio. Third Olsss-Mary
s:ssr Ri. sssDfss s.s
Ksss syrps xii. %Ss n.Ey
draw for the for superior Racelienes 81 Con-
p:.sI.: Nd Ms SsSSE tf
Boys. DSparfnsnt-Lhomss BRIGHT, Frederick
John a .a aas
Iraneis nIosrop, Richard Gstes M,,ehael DAILY
aehsei Barr, Charles syrns Joseph shs. H Horace
Browning, William Oyster, Henry Stanford, William
rSs. p. sn Isr Iss. gsS I.cs
&. 3,sold Leo nazrul. cs:rls ss. nss.l; ES...t
9eOI &c Hs.ell; 70 Draw for the Medal foe Excel
, Of ccndueturirst elssr; william Grey An,
The distribution of premiums was preeede,
march, by Miss L. Shedd; Chorus, BY the vo ca
L Glars; plays OF "School Boys Tribunal" Ma
dam Patnrals WILL" and Queen Of Nature
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UNITED IRIsHMEN's AssocIATIoN-A meet-
ing of this association of the Fifth Ward WAS
held last evening at the Bismarck House, lI3
Pennsy lyania avenue, Mr.. John o Meara in the
chair. The constitution and bylaws we're read
by sections and adopted unanimously. Several
gentlemen were proposed for membership, and
referred to the committee on safety. A resolu-
tion Was offered by William McGoirick express
Ing the confidence Of the members of the United
Irishmen OF the Fifth Ward in Mayor Emery
and expressing the hope that he would not
forget the hrst Irish republicans IN Washington
60 indorse him.
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CITY ITEMS.

PBILApBLPHIANs, ArrKNrIoN,-PepperP Pot.
red hot. Pepper Pot Lunch at r. Myers s. 4.
corner 18th and streets, from till IL TO- night
~--
TRAVELLERS, and eojourners at summer re-
resorts, will find among my goods large variety
OF articles suitable for dress, wear and comfort.
GEO. G. HBNNING,
No. 40 It'll street, y. W.
TIE GREAT OAK HALL CLOTHING COMPANY
opening to-day all the latest styles Of Summer
Clothing, at reduced prices. p. Donelau, 80
long and favorably known to the clothing trade,
will be pleased to see all his customers. Boys
Clothing speciality. Good goods at low prices.
Oak Hall, 525 It'll street, opposite Post ONCE.
o
PERSONS desiring to purchase Ready-made
Clothing will do well to bear in mind the Cloth
ing Establishment of
LEVI BARR,
At tie Corner of 7h and + streets.
He manufactures all his own Goods, and
guarantees every article sold to insure satisfac-
ton. Fresh arrivals OF the latest style OF Goods
can be seen at his establishment every morning.
Persons desiring to be comfortable during the
hot season can procure an entire outfit of every
species of Garments, from an Undershirt to a
Dress Coat, at a very nominal cost at the corner
It'll and Z streets, Washington, ID. Z. 200
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SERIOUS Accommodations p. Durham. n
printer, met with a sad accident ON Tuesiay
Last, while bathing at Cats what. On Jump
ing into the water II II supposed he struck
broken pile, breaking his spinal cord and some
OF his ribs He was taken from the water com
plstely paralyZed. and conveyed to has home on
- street, between 9th and 10Th where he lies in
a very critical condition.
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SOLDIERS MEErISG.-The meeting of soldiers
90 he held At Union League Hall at O'Clock
this evening, for the purpose OF endorsing the
equalization bounty BILL will be addressed by
Generals Wsshburn and Cobb, Of Wisconsin;
Stoughton, Of Michigan, and Barry, OF Nissis-
stppi; Col Timothy lubey, Adjutant General
collins OF The g. A: K, aDd other gallant OH
GERS and soldiers We look tor a large attend
ance.
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Quilted. Smith and Simpson were sentenced TO
SIX months each in the house of correction.
The CORPORATION PAVING CoNrRAcrs-Ia-
junction Against the Contractors.-To-day, Mr..
w. d. Davidge, as counsel for Mr.. Chas.
Stewart, fled bill in equity for an injunction
against w. q. Morse, A. Gleason, Thos. Kirby,
p. CulnaDe, and John Sheehan, and the
Mayor, BoaSd of Aldermen, sc.
The bill asks that rule be issued on defend
ants to show cause whv an injunction should not
issue enjoining the defendants from prosecuting
work under alleged contracts made by s. j.
Bowen, as Mayor, on the LIST OF April last for
paving, curbiDs, &C., and especially enjoiniug
the Mayor from issuing orders for work under
said alleged contracts. and from making pay
zing said contracts. Judge Wyiie ordered The
rule to show cause to issue rs prayed.
Inc petitioner states that he has been Q prac-
ucal payer for the last thirty years, and is an
tnat on the I'D OF May, 1853, an act was passed
by which the Mayor is prohibited from award
ing any contracts for paving footways, &C.. to
advertised for under direction of 8. j. Bowen:
tnaf when the bids were received it was known
mat the bidders named we're not practical PAYERS
py inc Mayor as well as themselves, and that
the principal item Of profit TO the contractors
is laying New York tagging for which propo-
sails we're offered to furnish the m aterial and do
tne Work at % cents per yard, but under their
hfths Gently per yard.
The RIVER FRoNT-G street Wkarf.-Ar-
riyed-Steamer Enterprise, pine wood for JAS.
CARERS WhdT.-Arrived-Schrs Ann Rambo,
Price. Philadelphia, coal to Faulkner; Judge
Hopkinson, Gallagher, Philadelphia, coal 10
tray & Hutchins; America, Paul, Havre-de-
Grace, coal to Burgess & Co.; windward
reeves, Havrc-de- Grace, coal to b. f. Clark
Sailed-Schrs Maid of the Mist, Cook; Mary
Comegys, Wilson; Thomas c. Morrill,, Seward,
light. '
Johnson's Wharf.-Arrived-Schr Mary Eliz.
abeth Harrington, Yeocomico, lumber to G. b.
Church & Co.; Beeb, Smith, lumber to same
Col: Jones, Strong, Bangor, lumber to Mohun
g Son; Polar Star, Jones, Havre de- Grace,
lnmber to N. b. Fugitt Sailed-Schr. Mary
Enzabeth, Harrington, light.
Rttey's Whdrf-Arrived-Sc Ridley, Arm
sIong, Havre- de- Grace, coal to K. Campbell:
criterion, Cornell, Philadelphia, pig-iron to
John McClelland; Stephen A. Douglas, Lewis.
Cherrystone, white sand to Thomas Fahey
Sailed-Commodore Conner, Gilmore, Port De-
post, light; VIM. Callahan, Galloway George
town, to load with coal for Annapolis.
rays WAarf.-A Arrived - Schr. Ipsawassa
Bland, wood to Fay.
Crotch's Whayf-Arrived-Schr. +. j. Heart
~, Meredith, $50 tons blue stone to George
Neltzy. Sailed-Schr. BoIand, Curran light.
SHERIFF. Wharf.-Arrived-Schr. Helen. Cary.
Havre-de-Grace, coal to g. l.. Sheriff.
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THE MAYOR has ordered the closing OF Il
street, between 5th and 9th. 20 wagons, etc, on
account Of the effect OF the noise on the uer vous
condition OF Hon ID. Heatsn. Representatives
from North Carolina, Who lice dangerously an
In that square. We regret "a learn that the
symptoms OF his Gaze give very little hope for
Ms. Hea.On's permanent recovery Of health
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The NEW Superintendent and Inspector o.
Sewers, &C., Mr. VIM. Forsyth, has entered &c
lively upon the duties OF his ONCE, and Ii Out
examining the work in progress, seeing that il
Is being properly done.
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.c dnn FI NAN CoMMIssIoN..The bills and
continue to How In rapidly, but IL would appear
that many have the idea that it il not necessary
to present their accounts. 1t may be very i'm
presented, and that early. The account of the
First National Bank was presented TODAY The
accounts show the amount overdrawn to he
sl1S,ol9.os, and they also hold sundry checks,
is the Chronicles bill for advertising, print
ing the poll lists, &c, some of them Az.
proved by Mayor Bowen after the election
parties employed IN the once of SUPERINTENDENT
rodman, axemen, Sc, 10. which It is aid sn
Is Isl. no authority Of law Amounting to a $50:
eIsHsn of,ics " .ne assistant Inspector of Sew
1--we In its operation-for $3.50.
The Indebtedness Of the schools has also been
reported by the Treasurer, Mr.. j. G. Proctor
as s6;49 This does not include the claim of
Mr.. Ballantyne, which amounts to 81 076.O4
Among other bills this morning were four from
Mr.. q. w. Dom for furnishing sofas, lounges
cane-seat office chairs, spittons, &c, to the
ing to s16S. This is claimed to be without
authority Of law. Two checks overdue, amount
ing to over $4,000, were also presented.
The LONG BRIDGE-Engneers EMPLOYED nv
the Potomac Railroad Company were engaged
wednesday In surveying the-site on the Long
Bridge. This company having been granted
plate, it is said, the immediate construction of
permanent railroad and wagon bridge on its
pcday were for the I pmrrse or We'd
information necessary for making the proper
plans and drawings of the structure TO he erect
ed. The company contemplate taking posses
sion OF the bridge July list.
MAYOR EMERY spent several hours at the
Capitol TO- day on business connected with the
operation, but was at his desk at two O'Clock.
Quite long list of appointments are being pre-
pared, embracing the scavengers, garbage men
and lamp-nghters, WHICH will be announced to-
morrow,
BASE BALL-The Olympics and Nationals
pay their deciding game for the championship
on the grounds Of the former this evening
The Red Stockings beat the Keystonesi in Phil
adelphia yesterday afternoon; score, 81 to %.
THE MCGARRAaAN-MURrAeH LIBEL CASE.
iii the Circuit Court this morning the trial OF
this case was resumed, and Mr.. shaw, for the
prosecution, read the California reports in re-
lation to the claim.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE MAYOR To-Day
Chas. H. Marshall has resigned the position OF
reappointed q lamp lighter. John. Burns has
been appointed Waterman.
Mr.. j. d. O'LEARY, one of the Commissioner
of Election of the Fourth Ward, assures US thai
he did not, as alleged, usurp the power Of open
ing voters ticket on election day, as wa.
stated. .s .F..
The NEW Superintendent and Inspector o.
Sewers, &C., Mr.. VIM. Forsyth, has entered &c
lively upon the duties Of his ONCE, and IL Out
examining the work in progress, seeing that il
Is being properly done.
THE HOTTEST DAY.-The thermometer, a
Hempler's, optician, 453 Pennsylvania avenue
| in the shade to-day ranged as follows: I q. m
76 deg; 10 a. m, 80; p. m, 81.
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FisHTtSs WHISKY CRxArEs TRounrH IN
TaE McMAsUs fAsuE.-Psuiek MeNanus
wss arrested yesteTday evening By Oftcsr
Bailey iof As.aaf on Mary McNanas, his wlfs
and "a put andsf security o. keep the peace
~ dustics Milis. This happy coupie have a
HABIT ~ imbibiug corn. iuier, and pummci ina
each 0thsf shiis undrf u innasncr
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Hamphreys To-day
James Williams, convicted of petit larceny,
received nominal sentence. Edward Gwigsn,
petit larceny; nolle pros. VIM. Mackey plead
guilty of grand larceny, and was sentenced to
Is months in the penitentiarv. Fairfax Clark :,
John Simpson. and George Smith, small boys
were arraigned for petit larceny, Smith plead
guilty, Simpson was convicted, and Clark ac-
Quilted. Smith and Simpson were sentenced TO
six months each in the house of correction.
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FH"s a. O. Msdd 80 have . baseh % i.is
ssssiss, In safsftag, HasfsFf Sc.
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PANAMA HATS

PANAMA HATS
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. 7. Whiteney's, 924 Pennsylvania avenue
south side, bet. 9th and 10th streets.
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THE HOTTEST DAY.-The thermometer, at
HeDpler's, optician, 453 Pennsylvania avenue,
in the shade toe day ranged as follows: q. m.
&c deg; 10 a. m, 80; p. m, 81.
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wAR ~ rnE RosEs-Iiepry Wilson vas last
evening arrested, charged with assault aud bat
terry on William Rose, aud was held 10 bail 20
teeI the peace ~ Justice Milis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-24

SOLUBLE s1LICATE PHOSPHATE, which be
viii dispose q q private sal: upon reasonable terms
sold, he will close the Same out at public sale ct the
hour q u O'Clock m, at No. 931 Louisiana avenue
ton Plyer. and has been used by some OF the best
farmers IN our adjoining counties. Certificates Of
parties who have used Il, and also analysis Of the
above named Fertilizer can be seen by applyine 10
the ,T,nsdsr,ESed, RlcHARD BfkkY,
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AccIpxsr.-yesterdxy n little son of Mr..
Robert n. Laskey fell down . fight Of stairs az
his fathers residence, ON i2th street, belo W
Pennsy ivsnia avenue, and had one Of his arms
broken.
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oARfENfxE I'M Eu

1kfbNIkk AND bUILDkk.
.,. (: ); "a: ~. =
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GHEAr REDUCTION In PRICES,

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEsi
$4,000 WORTH OF SUMNER WEAR
MUST BE SOLD WITHIN 80 DAYS,
IN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK,
LINEN SUITS. COAT, PANTS AND VEST,
93,4, 5, 6
LINEN DUCK COAT, PANTS AND VEST, 70
WHITE SUITS, COAT, PANTS AND VESTS,
&c, Z, =, 10
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS ...........sI2, 1880, Is
LIGHT COLOR FINE CASHMERE SUITS,
SIC, WORTH $40
ASSORTED CASHMERE sUITs--sI0 TO SIS
ALPACA 8 SO TO SIS
OFFICE SACKS. -......-.......--......Sl AND SI25
GOODS SOLD AS ADVERTISED,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE OF
A. STRAUS,
lOll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 10TH AND l1rH STREETS,
jel5-tjy3 Third door east of Ilth.
L. j. REIBERGER,
- Successor to II. =. LovDoN Oo.,J -
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
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SSt2O PER CENT OFF OF ALI GOODSS{{ V
* FOB THE NEXT SO DAYS AT SNS
II. WILLIAMS,
s07 Pennsylvania ave-, and = Cite Trevse, Paris.

The Stock IN part comprises
LYONS BLACK DRESS SILK
400 HAIRBRAIOS, made TO order i'm Paris
B. p. IkENCH COR1ETS,
SILK Suits, Millinery Goods,
Cambric and Linen Suits, straw Goods,
Chantilly Lace. Bonnets,
Guipure Lace. Ribbons,
valencienDe Lace, Flowers,
k0inte de Venice Lace, Black Velvets,
Pointe Applique Lace, Colored Velvets,
Lace Goods In all styles, Velvet Ribbons,
Llama Lace Points, Ladies' Undergsrments,
Fans. Handkerchiefs,
Roman and Plain sashes, Roman and Plain Scarfs,
trimmings, ETC.. etc.
HIt IL not in accordance With my general urac
tice to sell at cost but when say 90 mean to d. IL
and - all the goods are marked in plain fGures no
p rfon can be deceived. jeI7- I'm
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CoSrIRNArIoH.-OnW Wednesday evening last,
rite Of confirmation TO q class of candidates OF
sc. Marys Episcopal Church, on sd street,
between q and II streets, assisted by the pastor /,
Rev. Mr.. Mckee. The Bishop addressed the
large assemblAge there gathered, both before
and after the ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-24

IMPoRTAIkITr T EsI Rkr a. ttLS3NFEorIoSERs,
ALL PERSONS WHO DEAL IN FRUITS, &C.
M. J. OWENS, General Commission Merchant,
snd aSi tcs
United States CONNECTION Company of New York
the most saleable articles in the market je2i I'm.
NADAnE DUBOIS
HAIR AND FANCY STORE,
1911 PINN'A AVENUE,
Between 18th and 18th ats, Washington, d. q.
During the ensuing month of June, N lad. DUBOIS
HUMAN HAIR BRAIls. CH,eNoNs AND
and A sAs q Il af.s5!i!1f
EkiI4s EfaTf spS P. .-
GARMENTS for ladies. BABIES, CAPS,
WHITE BOpDICE and CHIMlsETTEs,
Mad DUBOIS is serious when she say. she will
cell below cost and respectfully invites the ladies' Of
ns S asS tTa s visitors to ell and sK
NEW DRUG sTORE..The undersigned would
I call the attention q the citizens Of Wash:Q
inetor ssnesE.y, and Q, the First and second
Of L and 18th streets, which they have just -
opened NV STOCK AND FIXTURES,
soR Esss q al Of
the day and the public may be furnished with
A. DAVIS 4 CO.,
je7-sm Apothecaries and Druggists.
NEW AND sHOOND-HAHD EURNIfUBB.
70 MI .q9fEHsEES1 o Il SYs sEsrRsL.A AID IA.
.Hsyi1g tshse the sIscious WARlHoUsH eos
sIsss: q ESxfls IS sk SSssPsf
SsSSSSus. "a
Ss ssar "a. p :4Id = Rss: E,s
nyT& y = ''' S.SuCHLY.
M I L B 4.
~. r .sssssisS4lHIss1,s1 gys,mS
'ss Bes1.sn IL s VA ia A sts.s,s.
1ega p inform her customer and the ladies' esner-
. &c fIs
5aoiI zER g g. S SSgPs
aays; Aaviag Just returned from Ne. rork, her
~. ~ ~ -. ~ Ne ns~sse INA nost superb
SHTss Hair DRESSING pEpAsrxrNr
| NM. .o1U.E1"
MARBLE AND STATS MAsrELs
= g ssIline, q rsd1esd pricss, Cor ossh. 81 M
4 suss near The Treasury Dspartnssf.
ny7i-iy wH. BUfuRRvosp.
lCAnPEuTBY AHD DUIlDIHe
Nv. DBAMD.
oAkPENTkk AND BUILDEE.
n Iss2srsa sseSsrsess 90 asise - sssssesssscs
SSfhS sss1 9fpiisstss .s,: stss' ~,
ks:s3. su - :. I'D Trsssi " sss'; s;s I,
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TIE MCGARRAeAN-MURrAe LIBEL CASE.
iii the Circuit Court this morning the trial OF
prosecution, read the California reports in re-
lation to the claim.
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MARBLE AND STATS MAsrkLs

4 % ceiling, q reduced price,, Tor cash. a mi,
asress wSrs.; nossh street ssd nsu rork ave
ay7i-iy w. BUruIRvoBW.
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BASE BALL-The Olympics and Nationals
pay their deciding game for the championship
on the grounds Of the former this evening
The Red Stockings beat the Keystones in Phil
adelphia yesterday afternoon; score, 81 to %.
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DARING RoBBxRY.-Some time during Wed
nesday night a burglsrious entrance was made
into the grocery store of Mr.. l.. w. Snyder, at
the corner Of 9th and N streets N. W., by bach
window, and about twenty-five hams and
shoulders Of bacon, box Of tobacco and ten OF
twelve dollars In specie was carried on. The
thieves must have had with them Q wheelbar-
row, for what was taken was almost too heavy
to be shouldered.
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HYhhIEl 80 ~: g 49,! N.Y. Co.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-24

A FOUNDING NAMED.-On Wednesday
morning Mrs Thomas, c0l0red, found near her
premises q healthy colored male infant, AND
took IL to the second precinct station, whore she
stated that she could keep IL and raise it as heI
own. Justice Wall suggested that she might d.
20, with the understanding that she would nams
Il In honor Of Gen. Howard and Senator Sum
ner, and she beng q very worthy person was al
lowed TO take the friendless waif to her home
With the understanding that 1t is to be known q
Howard Sumner.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-09
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aS 81 Y. The fo7loNWalbhg, 81 Nab
which appeass lin a communication 10 q
New York paper is piece of iniortna.
tion that many do, not possess: 'sThe
word Jew is not the name for the once
great nation of Palestine, but it merely
describes their faith or belief. If YOU
should AJAX. me what religion T have, my
answer would be, II am Jew Ask
my nationality--my answer, Il am q
German The same as Protestant can
be an lrlshman, as well as Catholic can
he German, or Jew can be French
man. Mr.. Sig. Kaufman is a German
by nationality and jew by religion; and
II Jew is born in Dublin, he is as well
an irishman as a German born in New
York is an American. I don't believe
there is Jew living on the globe that
could trace his descent; for when the
emigration from Asia to Europe took
place, Jews and Gentiles went there MS
well as Jews and Gentiles came to Ane-
rica. You have attended Jewish we'd
dlngs and funerals as we'll rs Catholic,
and both were Germans Can AZ Jew be
q Ieuton, or can n Lutheran be an Ame-
rlcan, are both the same question. The
jewish religion is taught all over the
globe"