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The union Democrat., 1870-09-03

SOLE AGENT for oil the leading daily and weekly pa
psrs OF California Eastern publications. furnished
the following rates, viz:
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
Quick Cures and Moderate ChSrgesr
DIR. w X. DOHERTYS

Pricate Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposite the Pa
cihc Mail Steamship Co.'S office. Private entrance
on Leidesdorif street. San Francisco.
Established expressly to afford the afflicted
sound and scientific Medical did, IN the
treatment and euye Of all Private and
Chronic Diseases, cases Of secre-
cy and all sexual disorders.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
Ruin THEIR CONSTITUTIONS,

but also those they do business with or for.
How many men, from badly cured disease from the ef
fecs of and have brought about that
state of weakness in those organs that has reduced the
general system much induce almost every other
disease
The union Democrat., 1870-09-03
IDI0CY, LUNACT,
PARALYSIS,

spinal affections suicide, and almost every other form
disease which humanity is heir and the real
the trouble scarcely suspected and have doctored
for all but the right one.
Diseases ofthese organs require the Of Diurcc.
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The Courts.

POLICE COURT, Judge Gray--To-day tn, fol-
lowing business was Transacted:
Corporation W.. Henry Worth, charged with
disorderly condact; fined -.
George ". Hume, running a carriaye f,r INV
without license: hned SO.
Martha Pool. co!ored, charged With Iiying in
aonileIy with Win WIN; Connor; charge not sustained
United States vs. Martha Ann Banks. coIored.
charged with assault and battery on William b.
Mills; dismissed.
Peter Carroll, a soldier CHARGED with bain,
drunk and disorderly on the street, aud OBJ,
structing the footway; fined 50, or workhouse
ten days.
United States w. Martin Etler. charged Wit,
an assault on Thos. Fitman; dismissed.
KINGS IN TROUBLE IN GEORGE rowS.
Corporation of Georgetown VS.. Robert King.
street; fined SO, Or Georgetown workhouse %
DAYS
Henry Hing. charged with the same offence.
fined -, or 80 days IN Georgetown workhouse.
Robert King, charged with Committing An
assault on Martha King, his wife. Complainant
testified that she had not lived with her husband
for several years; that she had not seen MIN ,or
over year until last night when he cana to
her house in Georgetown, and assaulted her by
striking her in the face; fined So aud costs. or
Jail ten days.
,IsCELLANyoIrs
William Mcdonald, charged with An assapx
on Mrs George r.. kirkwood; required IN riye
bonds in the sum OF 500 TO keep the peace six
months.
Levy Court VS.; Arsie s;.ulsbun, Jenny Davis
qua Mary Metral. charged with en,icin prost,
intlcn, and at being public prostitutes AMI
'agtants; fined 500, or Jail q days
Corporation vs.. Reuben Smith, cold, CHARGED
WIN ur1ying a cart without the proper mn tai
badge being placed on IL; dismissed
John Lewis, colOred, charged with the same
offence with respect to his wagon; fined -.
VIM. Brace, charged with profanity in the
street; lined 81 or ten days in the workhouSs.
William Walker, charged with running a wa
gcn VII out license; fined SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27


~ fashion writer says that the long contest
between bonnets and hats, as head COVERINGS
appears Tor the present, to be decided to the ad,
vantage of the bonnet. q
~ The Earl of SALISBURY saws that ssif His
Holiness the Pope had wife she would not AL
low MIN for an hour to remain In the belief III at
he was infallibe."
- Monroe Cousty, Mississippi, has added
Ssty par OF twins 10 the censis within a year.
Shouldn't wonder IL that was the place where
the woodbine tw in-eth."
- MIR. Hill, the inventor of the fourteen
mile cannon, who resides at jefferson Iowa
will go to Paris this fall, if the war contnu % >
TO introduce his gun and prove what it is worth
DFrederick Douglass writes to the Boston
Lycsnm Bureau to cancel all engagements
made for him, as he has accepted the editorsbjn
of the New Era and retires from lecturina He
is very popular with New England lyceums
~Ihttle girls from two to ten years old, to be
sen at the watering places this summer bore
closer res smblance I, mini iture women than
to natural, simple children; even their manner.
seemed TO rartake of the ''ladyish air" betok-
ened in their hnery.
- Even the war has not prevented a new
style Of sumner costume for ladies in Paris the
FEATHER dress. Is is a short dress, trimmed with
countless rows of feathers. The head-dress is
crown OF ostrich plumes and raven feathers
and the TarasOl is studded with little humnipg
birds.
~ We could initiate Chinese custom with
great advantage during this season of bowel
complaints, that l., by letting rice enter largely
INTO our daily diet. An habitual rice enter j.
seldom attacked 10y the diseases that custorarily
centre III the intestines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27
Letters from the Peoole.
MARKET UOrsvs

EdtfIT Scr, The western, northern and CEN
ira parts of the city are well supplied with mar
ke's. IL IS true that the buildings are not All
tna' = desirable, yet those portions of the CITY
can obtain all kinds of produce and marke.in,
wthln reasonable distances of their homes: bnf
When We look at that part of the city on Canitol
Mill, we Ind no provision whatever fos market
nic, ana the Inhabitants are compelled 10 take
TWO or three hours every market tay TO 90 from
one 20 Tour miles TO do their marketing. This /,
severe tax for 250c0 people TO endure the
more especially a they are taxed to support ex-
sung markets in other parts of the CITY The
western half of the city has three large. well
supplied markets under city control and sun
port, while the eastern half have none whatey-,
Inc Following petition is now in circulation and
ought to have weight:
Io he Board Of Aldermen and Common Council
J he CITY Of HdShiHgtOn-G T, ntl .men: We. the
subscribers, citizens of the Fifth and Sixth
Narus OF this city, represent tn at there Is now
population OF nearly % Gro people within oar
NaIds; that We are completely destitute OF any
aIheI privileges Whatever, and that we are
coihi eilci. at great expense of time and money .
10 20 many miles to do all our marketing We
therefore respectfully ask of YOUR honorable
eodss an early consideration of cur necessities
lor the establishment Of a market i'm East WASH
mat IL be located AT some convenient pla,., be-
tween pennsylvania avenue and East Capitol
street.
THE WHATBER.-The thermometer A. tn.
offtce of THE EVENING STAR registered as fol-
lews to-day.-S O'Clock. 690; 10 O'Clock. IOS:
n n nEal. IL
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LOCAL NEWS.
ANUsE,IENIN, &C.

Excursion on the Lady OF the Lake to Aqua
Creek to- MORROW.
Daily Excursion Of the steamer ARROW TO
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2ij F street.
Markrfter's Art Gallery, 4Ss 9Th street.
BuIowis Art Gallery, ~ Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A TREATISE ON THE HAIR
sent free by mail by the proprietors of
HALLS VEGETABLE
OIClLIAN HAIR REVIEWER.

which Is the best article ever known 70
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
to its original youthful color.
IL will prevent the hair from falling ont.
Makes the hair smooth and glossy, and does no,
stain the skin.
R.P. HALL q CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For GALE by all druggists. au3-eolmSv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

FIRE ON EAST CAPITOL STRERr-The alarm
OF IRE TUNED IN al one O'Clock this morning
fIom box Is on Base = corner, was caused nv
rh. burning OF teOframe houses on East CAPITOL
street tween Let and I'd street, known 10 ali
The Old r.s,, Huts a. the tenements for wears
occupisd 4 Nv 'Nu- "iley'' the shoemaker. one
eff the houses MAS oceu,,,. ID rs a store, and the
1thtr IN vhieh The tre origtn~ Gu vas yaesnt-
ION were almost entirely destroy.~ DUG the
10 covered b? insurance. a stable al, "'ing
ss.onSihg 70 {. Alexander was aismased to s.e
'A'tLl ~ e.o. The freuen responded promn,v
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CITY ITEMS.
AT WVOrPe.

Guyot Suspt nderS, new styles, with drawers
s'fap, warranted genuine; hest quality for { rs
Ter COZ The ID ImItation Guyot Suspenler,
fresh goods, for So per doz.
GEO. e. HgSNINa,
Nc. 4i0 eth street, y. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED Anna
Suinny. wLo was discharged ON a writ of bGbsas
scTPHs on thursday last, a. stated in The
STAR was re-arrested BY Detective MeDeyitt
thls morning on another charge. A large Sara
,oea trunk which she had in her pos ession has
btSh recovered from the house Of q colored
woman, containing the clothing lost by Mrs.
hlIty' also: large quantity Of ladies' under
corning, dressts, collars. &c. These can be
seen AZ police Headquarters by persons who
Iloyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

\ WHOLE Missouri FAMILY POISONED To
DkATH-Last night, about O'Clock, our usu ally
quiet CITY was the scene of a most heniish IA ar
her. whole family, consisting of sathe-,
mother, and five children, were sent into etrr-
nity without moments warning. The family
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Roach who resided in the
basement of the little brown house sitnatei on
Wyardotte street, retired at their usuar hour
!ast night, little suSpecti1g that that was their
last night upon this earth. They were discoy-
cred abont o'clock, and the sight presented
vas too horrible II describe. The bodies or the
father and mother lag in the corner of the cellar
furthest from ths door. Mr.. Roach Law upon
MS back, his head towards Main street: Mrs
Roach lay in the opposite corner upo..her face.
Inc scuntenances OF both parents plainly indi-
cared that the death struggle was terrible one
Inc children lay in the center OF the floor The
EeaTuess creature who had administered tha
Ioison was not content with death alone hut
Lad mutllated the bodies OF the poor littls inno
cents IN most shocking manner. the heasi of
the eidest being literally mashed TO a ielIy. The
murderer or mUrderers-for there is supoosed
10 nave been two-in their haste to leave tn.
vieinlIy or their most foul crime, did not re-
move the fatal dish containing the liouid which
nad uea,t death to this once happy family; there
al sat- dumb witness OF their dsmnine act a
cup stiil one-half full Of diluted arsenic. with
shceS OF bread beside it. The mur,ierers have
n,ade me escape.-KaHsas Ciiy MOI Journal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

EivKR FEoST. - cdrfer's WRa,f-Arrived.
Stbr: Martha Washington, Bell, Monroe's
light. e'
Togis WiG5.-AuiSed, Sehr. Great Pirate,
sinneS, weed market.
SBeTiGs HLGTf-Arrived, Schr. Mecbans.
FOsey, wood G.. l.. Sheriff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

BASE BAIL-The base ball match YESTERDAY
Afternoon betv GER the Forest City, or Cleve.
land, and the Ulympics, of Washington, ON the
olympic grounds, resulted in the former win
ming the game by q score Of - To "a.
Forest City,, o, o, I, Q, Q, 80. lis.
Oh mPics-0, o, .. s, 4, o, 3, o, j-N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

"A FENALE lNFosTOE-Several Of the en-
IlOyets in the city post Office have be- -,
- ~ - woman rN'resa-., hsr.aIg e. =
o. D.
:ng the wife cf a fabOTing man In lower NJ
land. whom she desired 10 reach. de-
that having been pTematurely core ma sso.r,s :
iTjnIy. ana being in de.ttl's eireamttance =
although her ritifui s.peaIance and ,"ars
70 Iaise money Enough to fake her 10 her home
Sh'l lay her board-to AIRS. Parker. on New
Jersey sSenue, who, she says, has kindly taken
care of her during her fitness Mrs PaTEer
Knows OF no such person, and IL would he well
Tor our citizens TO be On their guard against tue
"svindleress.- '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

Having made arrangements with some of the boat
pistilleries in the country for old whyktss, offer
the following well known brands At very low prices
viz: The celebrated Old Crow, seven years Old, sd
per gallon A. Bowen's, years old, 81 per gal
Family Nectar, years old 81 50 per gallon The eel.
s soTafs ga f,n Mp e per gallon LON
a. per gallon. Dry Cstawbs still, (irom Urbans
Vii, Mip fro SSpH. "1X sa per gallon Scuppernops
above at least 81 per gallon cheaper than can be
got elsewhere for the same grade =
Liberal discount to the trade O. 0AIITIER
Proprietor Of the celebrated Native Wine Bitters
No. 1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue and "a
North Charles street, Baltimore Md IN "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

THAT WE LIVE i'm an age of Improvement IL
July demonstrated by the recent introduction
OF me Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock Stitch
amliy Sewing Machine" 1t sews direct from
TWO spoo's, and is calculated for all kinds OF
WoTk. rs extreme simplicity and durability. IS
well Us the low price of sS5, for which it is Sold
cannot fail to make II \ general favorite. For
safe at the agency, 800 sth St, near Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

SINGuIAR CASE OF SUiCIDE-ErnCfng Will
80 heI S-Robeit Thompson, a resident of
hcIt w IN f'ls county. left lbs house on
NeCn6 C8y last and has not been seen sinpe NJ
uI Tbs morning. when Two eolored men, named
Jat son and Delaney, dis covered his boav sus-
I-Iued iIof tree IN the woods near Fort Stan
ton. He had. il seems. climbed a vonng 80
hut sSlirS 20 the top. where the tree was
VI ant ~ q, sId placing Lis head IN the fork OF
IHs I'IeLt HiHg~ swung eff, the tree be1Iiny
tNtr leaviI5 1T sg>Venled in tie air. woTtl
VS. sent to nicn'Own, ard help obtained and
me tOdy taken Gown. Thompson WAS about
nity years old. ard has lately shown svmptoms
81 ~; %h!ty: he leaves wife and family OF
chiicTen. The COTcrer has been notiri y ami
VIZ LoId an inquest on the BODY to-diY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

a, rule, preferable to midday dinners, for
G.hnar enSht TO he the principal meal OF the
da!, and, to be enjoyed as well as digested. ad-
mas "a neither hurry nor interference The
work OF the day shOnld be over, ami a
.ohs rest, followed by light occupation
before bed, time, will be singalarly condu sive
pleasure can You get out OF n dinner when Won
Know mat an army of clerks awaits your
supervision, or that some very full and
remarkably stout ledgers have TO be balanced
as soon as the cloth is removed? You Wal. LIN
iInpauence for the course to be served, for the
icod to be swallowed, but as for the digestion Of
tne same, That IS quite beyond your Jurisdictions
gwen time; your work is cut out before YOU
and you are not the man to snirk It, Bat Won
must consider hat you have a stomach to su-
Perintend as well as clerks. and thu. if YOU do
not give the bowels a passing thought, the bal
anee VIII be dead against You in the ledger of
heaith-Good Health, for September.
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In THE SUPREME COURT oFrBr pIsTRfc
il OF COLUMRIA


lisa 1874.
oA ssEEiRaaT s 4 sG5Ss Z SGihhs ~
l51 and l19 Fourteenth street.
kEPA1RIHG in all its branches. -.
Al Cdrriasss lsf for Repars, Storaft OF Commc-
Agent for Brew..er& o.. 4 Of Broone street FIN
oyGuue, HSu York. &S-eeu
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RAfCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best in tho world.
Harmless, reliable instantaneous does not CONTAIN
cad nor any c,faie poise to produce paralysis or
AVOID the yaunted and delnsiye preparations
"; A: Batchelors Hair Dye ha. had iAufS ysaYs'
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or lroWS. koid
y all pruRRists. Applied At 10 Rsnd streot,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

TIE SrIr AGAINST THE NATIONAL BASE
BALL CLUB-DecisiOn Of JsGStsce Psant--In
PPrKer ct al. National Bae BAH Club"
SytTey Thomas, Esq, for plsiasis, aud
Z. s. Whitman, ESQ, for defendants, Justi'e
d. Il. N Plant gave the following decision:
In the above entitled case. 4 deem the National
Base Ball Club ID he a kind OF partnership (see
Cftsy on contracts, page 2fi,) and reprS 3ented
by the defendants in this e, and that the pnr-
chase of lumber, a. charged BY the plaintiffs
against defendants, being made by one of the
partners, the trans action j. binding upon the
whole membership of said company par 'ue rship,
or association. Gov On pJrtnel ship, marginal
page p. al: o second section marginal page IS"
1t appears by the evidence that one Per~On vas
appointed for the express purpose OF purchasing
the Iumber in the name and for the uses of the
partnership, known by the above name. It aD-
pears, aiso, that he executed the task imposed
upon him faithfully; andl believe that The asso-
citation partners thus associated, are bound
fer the hill. See Story on partnership, pages
1G1 los. no 10, and he also H." In this ise
the act az one partner has been asSentad TO by
all the others. and the fences, &c. made of the
lumber 80 purchased used for the benefit OF the
WbO'e par rshiP since the purchase. s.Story
On e ncy. latter part OF page 2fJ, (msTginaIl
Psr. Ors on Mercantile Law, sec 5. psTSs III
and Ij; a'SO, - Inc liabilty OF
OIL the teiendInts- ''Cbitty on Contracts
again. adOp. ing the plea that Mr. HAYNES was
an sgent, IS stated by the defence the defend
ants are found by his act and are respopstbIs
for the bill cOntracted-'Story on Neepev last
part OF marginal page z70-' In oyefEa!ing the
plea OF ron joindeT Of defendants, 1 am OF the
opinion that the pie should have been entered
at the beginning Of the trial, and not after the
~ .dence Lad all been taken-sGoy on Part
nership, marginal page i67.' In regari 70 rha
receipt produced by defendants as evidence OF
Part payment, the plaintiff swears roSiiiyeiV
mat tbe an cunt stated in the receiptees btu was
never paid, and he reasonably accounts far to
manner in which the receipt got out of hrs
hands On full view of the evidence in this
case, ana careful examination of authorities
\ rTV re- ind
plaintiffs sOr the whole sum demanded. s76.S3.
with costs OF suit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

NEW MEDICrsE-THE 'S. 4. S,-ws In
not often feel JUSTIFIED in endorsing ANYTHING in
tbe shape OF what IL called 90 atent Metiirtne
bot personal test CT the 'sS. s. & = or Anua
SulPhurata, advertised elsewhere, irSlres ma
10 speak Of u in high terms. Asa mild laxative
having TO bad effect OK the digestive s-SaDs a.
most Purgaiiyes have, we believe il e jne I'm
fNaiied, and our experience goes to shog tn at
u ehectHaliy takes the plae and answers eyt,rv
yniPose OF the more violent medicines usaI
more especially al this sea on of the year m
opeIat'eA On the liver, bowels, and general cir
cuiAton and which. while giving Temporary
Ienei' weaken the system and leave a disease
behnd nearly as baneful a. that relieved
Nature Ustnct!vely protests against the nav
seohs drugs commonly used, but the new m~,Ii-
cine l. both pleasant to the eve in its limn;d
IuIly' ana attractive to the tsste-eertainIv
ROT 9isa2Teeable. We hear that the dj.coyaryy
OF thls Particular solution, long deemed a AZ
sidtIatrln amongst medical men. but nayer
hSre'oicfe attained. WAS accidentally reached
WIG IiosccG'ing chemical investigate i'm an
o,L'I I..eeuOn- We happen to know that the
= ht"iciNc Il heartilysntorsed BY orr first
ih!sisiafs and II will surprise Us IL il dies NOT
SItscily take ~ place At the head OF modrrn
H -, Is ,oT The purposes Indicated
re Lille medicine for Inflammation in ia
Ndtons fOlns, and which is we beIievs .
' p,ah,h OF The same discovery, il aI.o pro-
- CNStd Dy cur aCqgaiiitanees who have trisa
-, 70 DC grlte remarkable in its curatiye mon
naBS, NV A0i e'i7 At uii-
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

NAV FALL DKY GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED,
&C YARDS new Cal GOES, h-ft ma a. 10 ani nc
IL EaTc. EMITTING PRINTS, new aad 5eauii-
Pure NOHAIR BLACK ALPlcts rvcb..,
Colortd DRESS GOODS, in VAR ~
wUOLEN GOODS, Tor mes and hsvs ua.,
oPbkA fLANbELS, WHITE FLANNELs very
The celebrated Jusler KID GLOVES
6REAT BtkGA.N> IN ALL KINDS or
BLEACHED AND BROWN CuTroNS
BENJAMIN MILLER
auT 101 Bridge street. Georgrtown.p G.
RI THos. BOWLING, Aucs'r.: Georgetown.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANn
hfekoTS AT AUCTION
- On WEDNESDAY MORNING. kur s,s,
Va AZ ~ o csOck, will sell at the ra.de,ce ~
"a Wsldemar lie BodiscO, Sacretary 81 tbe ~
sian Legation, No. 149 West hstwren Ion
e., eress and Hiah streets, hi. Furniture aud Ef
Rost wood Piano, Stool and Cover
Walnut Bookcase. Gard Tables &c
Damask and Lace Curtain. and Cornfces
Mantel Clock and Ornaments
Walnut Marble -top Centre and other Tables
Walnut Marble top sideboard in Gil
Walnut Dining Chairs, Extension Table, &C.
Office Furniture, Easy Chairs and Lounges
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds aud Bedding
BRUSSELS, Three ply and Other Carpets
He'll Cheirs, HatTsck. 0ilcloth. &c,
China trockery, Glassware, Cutlery, &c.
And many articles too numerous tn mention
au24-d Repl THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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A PPLEs, APPLES, APPLEs.-Jusf received
~ pr s'eeIsr John Gibson 80 bbls p,i He Nsw
hork Stat" ArrLEs: ceiling Al S2JQ So.
auHrH+ SCHAFER CLARY. Center Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

Rkv. h. A. MAGUIRE, ex-Presdeut OF George
town College, having returned from \ brief So
20 IN at Bedford Springs, will commence to-
morrow his labOTs a. pa stor OF the st. AlOvs;us
Church in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

ALASKA DIAMONDS
French jet Jewelry,
Rubber Chain Jewelry,
Oroide Jewelry,
Silver plated Ware,
Dolls, Pipes, Vases
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewel
ny store, No. 45l Pennsylvania avenue between
~ and 9Th streets.
IHE WAsHINaToN CITY SAVINGS BANK cor.
ner OF 9TH street and Louisiana avenue is open
IN addition to its regular BANKING hours. II
pays interest on deposits.
dkAPLER has all kinds OF thermometerss So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

SALE or REAL FsrATK-Fitrh & Fox real
estate brokers, have sold TO A. NJ. Smith, Esq. :,
iots q %, %, ard "a in Patterson's subdivision
ei SQUARE 80, fronting on Pierce Place, and
to's "a II, -, ~, 20, u, 2, y, u. and 25 in the
ran@ square, fronting on street, between 18th
and 18th, for 80 ,056.47.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

ORPHANS CoURr.-To-day the will OF the
bate and letters testAmentary were issued to
Elena Kibble, who was a'so appointed guardian.
The Register OF Wills. Colonel Webster. has APP
pointed Mr. James y. Williams. who has been
h!lirg the chief clerkship, his deputy and pro-
NOTED Mr. q. e. John.o on TO the chief clerkship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

kEcoFkRY OF STOLEN GooDs.--YestardaV
Detective 11llman recovered some ladies xsay
ing apparel which, IL Is alleged, wss stoIsn
some weeks since b. Albert ROlfe who i la
jail charged .ith forgery. and which ease was
published in THE STAR at the time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Notice hereby given. that the following property
was fod for taxes june 7sh, 1862 and IL not re eemed
ogether with interest and cost OF adv on
or before SEPTEMBER I'm. 1870, Corn0rstio1
Deeds will be issued 60 the purchaser in Accord
ance with the laws made and prov .ded for such
casa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

NELLIE Hill, the woman who was shot v
John Jack On yesterday a week, Is, friday. bet
ter than she has been since she received the
~Ounj. ard the phys.e.an, DR. Lincoln, has now
some hopes Of her recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

IHE WEATHER.-The thermometer a. tn.
! ONCE OF The EVENING STAR registered as fol-
lews to-day.-s O'Clock, 690; 10 O'Clock. IOS:
4 IL Cclock, ~; 2o'c.ock, 40, O'clock 75I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-27

Doop NEws-CTty certificates and orders an
We taken a. par for all kinds OF 5nerchandisa o.
nDUett ior cash az a small discount WIN
on '. Oh Yth street, near street, Singer sew