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GIORGETOWN ApyERfISENEyrs.
RI THOS. BOWLING, Auct r; Georsetown.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR

dkOhGETOWN, ID. q.
"a BY virtue Il a deed OF trust IRON Walter :.
~: W est and wife to the subscriber, dated Sep
.tsnber Sd, 1879, and recorded anonS 81 the lani
records Of said District in Liber aud K. No IL.
iolio IS &c viii offer " public auction, to the
highest bidder, WEDNESDAY, the 10th OF August.
ISsO CLOCK p. m, all that parcel Of ground. with
the buildings and improvements thereon, described
as ioiiows -beginning at a stone No. on the west
side OF the road condemned for the Washington
aaueduct and running thence s. 45sS, west "a ieet
to astone No. thence s. co. west las 20 q Of one
No. 5; thence N As IS minutes, west 40 feet TO q
stone No. thence n. 10 " minutes east u.s. feet
to stone No; which L on the a9usduct ro.d; and
TO the beginnings, being the same tract of land con
veyed TO said West by Frank Riley
Terms: One third cash and the residue In tvo
equal payments at six and twelve months with inter-
est to be secured BY deed OF trust the premises
sid III the terms of sale not complied with in
three days from the day of sale the property may
resold upon five days notice, at the risk aud cost
the defsulting purchaser. All conyeyancing, in
ending revenue stamps, at purchasers cost. Fifty
dollarsdo at close OF sale '
HUGH CAPEBTON, Trustee
JyH-Saw&ds tCour p THOS. DOWNING, Auct
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following property
was sold for taxes May 10th, lSc9, and IL not re-
deemed together with interest and cost Of adver.
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

Goods
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
embracing handsome Lawns at l2a cts; Parasols
at half price; summer Csssmeres aud Linen Drills
NJ sacrifice; l2O yards Caicoes-best axes at 10
and ~ cts, good at Ga cts. Never BEIGE have we
offered such bargains. BENZ MffLER
yH 101 Bridge ST., Georgetown, D. y
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DINEY POINT PAVILION,

PINEf PUNT PAiILION,
- s.. Mays CoVrfy, M,
VIII oIsn for the reception Of Visit "A
ors, TUESDAY, July S, lS.O. This popu- VA0
lar resort has been or. atty enlarged by the G.MI
addition Of new and commodious buildii'Fs me
Cottages Thoroughly renovated and the whole estab
lishment supplied with enftrely Metr FtrnnEr. Ten
Pin Alleys. Fishing and Sail Boats and every anpli-
ance necessary for the comfort and pleasura "a
guests. The Baltimore and Norfolk Boats and the
Bstlmore and Aqua Greek Boats PASS daily
TeTms-S3 Der day, SE 50 per week, SO per month
OF Stirty days. Children and servants half price
Of the Metropolitan Hotel iesl ~
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wan MAPS OF EUROPE
SHOWING.
On large scale and very definitely.
THE FRENCH AND NORTH AND SOUTH
GERMAN FRONTIER,
The Present Seat Of War
BETWEEN FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
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Gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
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ATT WHICH
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Notice Is hereby gwen that the following property
was sold for taxes May 10th, lSe9 and II not re
deemed together with interest and cost of adver
tisementl on or before August 10TH 1870 Cor poratou
deeds will be issued to the purchasers, ia Accord
ance with the laws made and provided in sue a
-
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SUMNER RESORTS:

THE DORCHESTER HOUSE, CAMBRIDGE.
Proprietors, having refurnished, renova vfNA0
ted and attached large wing to their well l ~
known Hotel, ready tor the recepfilT -f
summer boarders. Persons desiring = home free
from the turmois of the hot and crowded city viii
md all they desire. For further Information adj
dress BENNETT BROS, Cambridge, Nd jyl3-Im-
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If you WANT TO SELECT YOUR
u BOOKS, STATIONERY
SHEET MUSIC. MUSIC BOOKS,
from large and well assorted stock, call at
POE SELIGSON' 3, 1913 Bridge st.
We have just received fine lot of WRITING and
WRAPPING PAPERS, which We cell at New York
prices Also, BLANK BOOKS Of all descriptions
liberal discount to those who purchase by the
quantity. POE SELI3soN A0
VHu IFS Bridge street
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., July q. 1s70.-Rditcr
Star :-Ie sterday evening a number of pleasure
parties rowing up the Potomac, above the aque-
duct, were scandalized by the conduct Of party
OF young men, who had chosen a conspicuous
point on the Virginia shore to 90 in bathing
and as the boats, many OF them containing
ladies, went by the spot, they made no attempt
at concealment, but stood on the banks and dis
ported themselves in full view of the boats, the
river being very narrow at this point. If these
young gentlemen (whO appeared to think that
freedom from the municipal regulations within
had any idea of the time and trouble involved
in picking charge of fine bird-shot out of the
human integument, they would not risk receiv-
ing such salute from passing boat, by so lib
eral q display Of their charms, especially when
nothing il easier than to remain in the water
when boats with ladies happen to pass.
MODEsTY.
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~ o I E.
Owing to the great advance in the price Of Ice
am compelled, from and after this date TO charge
50 PER GALLON FOR ICE CREAMS
No quantity less than half gallon delivered in ice
jya6st' IS Hisb .f,aa,
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EDITOR STAR II zee it stated that the Rsv.
MI. Newman Of this city Is going to Salt Lake
stronghold; and he win doubtless be allowed to
occupy the tabernacle or some other Mormon
church, as preachers Of other denominations
have been permitted to do heretofore. Will he
in return allow Bingham Young or any other
big gum of Mormonism TO occapy his pulpit in
return? or would a Mormon missionary be
allowed to preach in any orthodox church in
Washington? If not, why not? Are other de-
nominations less charitable than Mormons, or
are they more afraid Of the results Of discussion
than chat sect? QUILP.
EDITOR OF EVENING STAR--WiIl you per-
nit an lrishman, through the columns Of your
very valuable and independent journal, to state
That the opinion which generally obtains in re-
lation 10 the sympathy OF frishmen with France
h incorrect 1t is true that q majority of the
Green islanders are very hard to please, and
the sympathy of this majority is undoubtedly
with France, right or wrong, as 1t would be with
spain or Austria or ltaly-the followers Of Gar
abaldi excepted-and rs it was with MAMMALIAN
in Merico For this party do not propose to
speak: But there are very formidable num-
Der Of Irishmen who very seldom force them
selves on the notice of the public, either through
the medium Of the press or less creditable chan
nels, who when they become citizens of the
nted states enter into the spirit of
American institutions with a hearty good
Will, because 1t is in harmony with their ed
ucation and training. In the name OF these
lrishmen, bid King William, of Prussia, and his
noble army, God speed We are in favor OF
United Germany, United America, and a
United England, ireland and Scotland, believ-
ing that these great nations are the instruments
in God hands to establish and maintain liberty
IN its broadest and most comprehensive form.
We gratefully remember that liberty first
dawned In England, and that strengthened by
German immigration, has become an established
fact i'll the nited States.
We are informed by telegraph that meeting
was held in Dublin, at which resolutions were
passed endorsing France; but the Franco-Irish
Of Dublin are no more the mouth piece of Ire
land than their blood relatives in New York
city are the representative men OF the United
States. Let the brave Germans remember that
Wellington and Castlereagh were Irishmen.
That the first OF these herOes-in concert with
Blucher-vanquished the hosts OF the LIST Napo-
leon. And that the second, the representa-
tive OF Great Britain and Ireland in the Euro
pean Congress, refused to recognize him other
than in his true character, As an usurper, the
enemy of liberty of France and Of Europe.
WAsHINGToN, july rs, 1870. w P.
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simply because they were obnoxious to Mr.. Sy,
phax, some Of them for reasons not very credit
able to him, 70 which subject We may refer more
Mrs N. Z. Garrett, Primary school, in the N
street building, First District; Miss z; A. Jones,
stevens school house; Mrs. = I. simpson, Inferno
anSary Stevens School house. Mrs & r.
secondary Stevens school; house; Miss L. T. Jones,
Mis- Miss n &C., g. kelley: Primary; street; Miss I
street; miss NJ J. Patterson Capitol Inn Grammar II
school, school Mics fnIs " Brown appointed in her
Ss. I.s..ood. s S. ssrss. Hi III
and; Mr.; @; W. Graves, do; Mrs I; J; Brooks, do :;
1sse .vense; Us: T1anbu. iins HsHn In ns
gss Mr. ;.a G.6sy' St,S,ss,oSn Grammar
Miss q. 3 Pope. assistant at Stevens Grammar
.ehoolj Mise D. u Crane, assistant at 9Th and
PARTIzAN CHARACTER OF THE BOARD.
Neither does the ''eut and dried report make
any reference to the fact that the trustees
Through Mr.. Wormley) granted the use Of the
club TO hold political meetings therein, and re
fused to grant the same privilege TO the Repub-
lican 1nvincibles, Emery club,) as fully set
forth in the following letter, which was handed
10 Mr.. Wormley, but does not appear on " the
rt cords, il the above report from the Chronicle
il from that trustworthy source:
ROoNs OF REPrBLIcAN INvIycIBLEs, July &c,
MIN have the honor to call your attention to
commune alton, emanating from the Republican In
,inebes bearing date July IL. $50, requesting the
use Of the hall attached TO Stevens School house,
3st street betweenk and L. for the purpose OF hold
ing their monthly meetings.
The Board Of Trustess q, through lite authorized
Ient MT. VIM. n. A. wonAleyD granted the use
OF the hall for similar meetings, at q loss 20
.onStNe oy what authority the same body assumes
~ oIsunetion In ds posing of that which is the
~ hIn.h prvRerty OF all citizens and tax. payers in
M " Sis ..e,. ., n ssh;ngtSn and Geougetown.
HI .s, v,J trust mat those holding response
ne children OF the people" To- b., educated viii
Dot be partisan Z" that which, after mar "a y. a.
III q, they VIII have Istst cause 90 regret N
Judging fI' IA the spirit Iasniie s,t in the gcs,
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Treasury DEPARTMENT.,

Witness A. WEBSTER
The New York herald., 1870-08-03

emit In Havre dated sho 18th or July. wboa gtvcs =
testimony of the most singular kud TO the patriotic
feeling which tho French attack on Prussia has
aroused
The Cmbria Of tho Hamburg American Company. arrived
Friday with 800 ami New York, who every one
At least number returned TO Hamburg receipt
OF the declaration OF This Ia fact and
these forced to take this course they
doubt emgste for good and ALL and would have
nothing more 10 fear from government when
established In Americs. Yours, respectfully. H.
LONDON.
The New York herald., 1870-08-03

tFrom the London Times (city articlel July 2I.l
The advices from Frankfort Join IN the enthusiasm
displaced by the entire population, and express ex-
treme satisfaction that In the South there Is even
yet more ardor than IN Prussia proper. 'Travel
lersn it il SAID, coming IRON Munich and Stuttgart
report unanimity OF feeling common to all classes
of the population In the newly annexed provinces,
too, Hanover an6 Hesse, as well az at Frankfort,
people resdy for all sacrifices, aud volunteers
come forward from every sdc.n The uni
yersties viii close Just as In 1878 Win
regard to the influence Of the war on the
United States II is mentioned that they will sustain
loss OF 200 600 emigrants per annum coupled win
fall OF fifteen per cent in their bonds the mposs-
blity Of getting money Tor their railroads the ex
hnctlon OF their large tobacco trade with Bremen
and their cotton trade with Hamburg and the cessa-
t0n Of all business between Germany and 1000, 900
OF Germans in America There is II Is added,
nothing but misery TO report from the Bourse. Dis.
trust Is universal. In The offices there Is dead
silence IS almost all the clerks, being young NEIL
have been called to military service. "We snail
have hard times, at all events, until people have re-
covered from tne first shock ana have settled 'he
large liabilities entered Into when peace was reoeo
upon"
German Emigrauts Turaine Home.
To raE EDITOR OF rHK LONDON TrMxs:-
Permig me W quote passage tr0m Wy cVgtespVou
The New York herald., 1870-08-03
The French Blockade.

From the Cork Herald, July II.
According to the Paris ConstttmttOnrsel the ports
OF Bremen, Hamburg Lubbock, DantZtG, Stettln and
k0nigsberg Will be Immediately blOckaded. Already
there are indications Of ns from different points
on the North German seabOard we hear OF the ap
pearance OF French men-of-war Two English YES
ses, nying British cOlOrs have been nred at OF Ham
burg by men-Of-war bearing no nag. Both bei-
gerents are providing sufficient period for ships
belonging To the enemy lying In bound to hostile
ports TO discharge their cargOes and depart with Sc
curity.
The New York herald., 1870-08-03

would e themselves and the question then arises IL
Parts able TO take care OF itself
The New York herald., 1870-08-03

ThE EUROPEAN Mail.
War Dispatches to the oath
of July.
Special Reports Of the Action and Atti-
tude Of Prussia and France.
German Opinion of the Lying"
Insolenoe Of Napoleon.
Gathering OF the French
Hosts at Metz.
King Williams Addresses to the North Ger.
man Parliament and Reichstag.
FRANCE I'm A FLAME.
Prince Napoleon off the Coast
of Scotland.
Queen VictOria's Proclamation
of Neutrality.
BELGIUM GLOOMY AND ANXIOUS.
>~~>>~~>>,~~->>~->-~~.~~~,~
IRISH DemOnstr.atiOn for
France
IRISH DemOnstx.atiOn for
France

The European mail at this port yesterday landed
our special correspondence and newspaper reports.
have the following narrative in continuation OF
history N the war between France aud Prussia
The New York herald., 1870-08-03

rupture of the conferences tpolaparIe,s, which on
our part had been most loyalty conducted. Oomte
Benedetti obeylng MS instructions, uttered not
single word calculated to wound the most suscepti-
Bile mind or The most extreme patriotism n Prussia.
Evincing toward King william the most respectful
consideration, no restricted himself 10 request,
conveyed In The most moderate and courteous terms,
that that sovereign should be pleased 70 declare that
W the crown were 70 DO again offered To the Prince OF
Hohenzollern he would not authorize him to accept
II. In what manner would such an assurance, which
and prevented eli equtvocstion have been CONTRARY
70 the dignity OF the King OF Prussss And yet that
s % os1
neither able nor willing 70 give sacn an 9naertak %t
n e Sssf right
'''I refusal 30 Offensive towards France. he
aHdsd'> notided to ni% % this determination, which
front to our dignity. But even that was not SUI
ncient. 1t seems that u was necessary that the
70 be ms%s
to all the Powers and that IL should be accepted
throughout Europe that soyssreign s might close mis- mis-
representative OF tnci Emperor Napoleon LII. From
that moment the cabinet OF Berlin addressed TO its
terms, specifying the Insult 20 which France had
been submitted, and at the same time Prussia was
Surst the expresslon Of Of a. French heart, @ which the
Corps Legislatf received with patriotic enthusiasm
ssd:-.M. BY any impossible event in my country. 9
Chamber could submit TO such an affr0nt would
not remain Minister Of Foreign Arslrs for
fve minutes" the public conscience has
spoken. Trembling with pride and Indignation,
France has laid her hand ON the hilt OF her
sword. The Senate has given the noble example OF
o great Assembly, all whose members, without ex.
cepttOn, obey sentiments OF the purest and most
manly patriotism the Corps Legisatf with the
exception OF few isolated utterances, which only
succeeded in making more remarkable the attitude
OF the immense majority. has been neither less ener
getiC nor less convinced than the Senate. As was
well observed Dy the President Of that Assembly.
France has now only to await from God aud her own
courage the triumph OF her Cause
The New York herald., 1870-08-03
A Naval Disaster.

(Fron the Cork Herald. July 2j.l
The French navy have already suffered disaster
at sea. The steamer HirOndolle, while engaged In
tracking German vessels struck on the reefs OF the
Isle or VlleaDd, Off the Dutch coast. She has been
cleared OF her guns and other heavy equipments.
and there hopes that she win be got or the
rocks.
The New York herald., 1870-08-03
Tho French Declaration Of Wnr-PruSsinu
Opinion Of the Paper.

VI
July 20.
The paltry. lying reasons given for this act show
France has determined upon war. The great Pow
sought TO restrain that country from Its un)ust
liable enterprise, while all foreign nations condemn
the course she IL pursuing. The Prussian and Ger.
man armament5 are being carried on calmly, but
diligently, and the German armies will very shortly
march out ready for defence. Although the arming
OF the French has been gong on for long time,
this advantage, thanks TO the splendid organization
OF the PruSsan army, Will soon be cOunterbalanced.
II Is possible that the French Will endeavOr to
mOmentary triumph, but first success will not
decide the war. Germany may place full confidence
In the leadership OF her Commander Chief and
his advisers. We intend to avoid all vainxlOriOus
ness, hut we have cause to be desp0ndent.
The New York herald., 1870-08-03

From the FYeid-Ths Sent Of Wnr--yhs Gath
srinG Hosts-The Pause Before tao Bat
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The Art of Being Happy

Lies In tho power Of extracting happi-
ness frcm common things If we pitch
our expectations high, II we arc arrogant
in our pretensions. If we will not be hap
by except when our sclflovo is grltiiicd,
our pride stimulated. our vanity fell, or y
fierce excitement kindlcd. then we shall
have but little satisfaction out of this life!
The whole globe is u museum To those
who have eyes TO sec. Rare plays are UNI
folded before every man who can read
the drama of life intclligcnuy. Not 80 to
tho theatres? Wicked to see plays?
Every street is thcatcr. Ono cannot
open his eyes without seeing unconscious
players. There arc Othellos, and Ham
lets. and Lcars and Falstafls ; Ophelias,
RSalinds. and Julicttes, all about us.
Midsummer night dreams aro performing
in our heavens. Happy A walk up
and down Fulton street in Brooklyn Is rs
good rs play. The children, the nurses,
tho maidens. the mothers, the wealthy
eycrybodics. the queer mon, tho uncon-
scions bufioons, the drolls, the earnest
nonsense, and the whimsical carnestncss
ofmen. tho shopwindows. tho cars. the
horses, the carriages bless us-therc Is
not half time enough TO enjoy all that Is
u he seen in these things! Or, If the
mood takes you, 80 in and talk with the
pcoplc-choosing. of course. fitting times
and seasons. BE cheerful yourself. and
good natured and respectful, and every
man has secret for you worth knowing.
There Is school-m.ster waiting for you
behind every door. Every shopman has
n look OF lifo different from yours. HUI
man nature puts ON rs many kinds offoliasc
rs trees do. and Is far better worth study
ing. Anger Is not alike in any two men.
nor pride. nor vanity. nor love. Every
fool Is special fool. and there Is no du-
plicate. What are trades and all kinds of
business, but laboratories where the ethe-
real thought Is transmitted Unto some visi-
BILE shape Of matter? What are workmcn
but translators of mind into mattcr7 Men
are cutting. saving. filling. fitting. join
ing. polishing. But every article is 50
much mind condensed into matter. Work
Is incarnation. Nobody knows acity who
only drives along its streets. There arc
vaults under streets. ccllers under houses,
Il ~
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which all sights pass. leaving no impress
sion. But sympathy. IKE amirror. catch
es every thing that lives. Tho whole
world makes pictures for mirror-heart.
The best Of all is. that kind heart and q
keen eye are never within the sheriffs
reach. He may scquestcr your goods.
But he cannot shut up the world or con-
fiscate human life. lis long rs these are
LEFT one may defy poverty. neglect OF
friends. and even to degree, misfor-
tune and sickness, and still find hours
brimful every day Of innocent and nour-
ishing enjoyment.
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Plantation Bitters.
q. T.-lS60=X.

This wonderful vegetable rcstor.
ativo is the shcetanchor of tho
feeble and dcbilitatcd. As u tonic
and cordial for tho aged and Ian.
guild, It has no equals among stom-
achics. As u remedy for the nor
vous weakness to which women
arc especially subject, it is super
seding every other stimulant- In
all climates, tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts rs q specific in every
species of disorder which under.
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. For
salo by all druggists. emil
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