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BrrlgnttCrs. WCrfauf
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III her

s&AAAGs ppU
pertbpoatm Grunoitnsfrejen gi9entbum
on Der
2iteuit.Wdt her Charles mnb epmbatbdfroee
0rait ttrtB 3Giretts bc5 Rrrisgsrtbirs Der Gtabt gal.
ttrort tpttben Die untcrlthntten ais Bttiudller nuf d.
ltnilidtr Nutiton i'm gghange, Bttiduisl INNER Wittz
iprd,, bdt 4. Wtat, Radmittass | ltbr, lum Scr.
tautt drblGteu
Den adnlen wtrthuuncH 0jrunbpIae nit DE:
bdultt FtlteH, grunbIinSfrci, CT Der SubpH . Hft
Der aburlcs. unb SUIHbablTGBe sGeptr, ungrfnbr Is
Tuh an Der 0blrleStirabe brttt unb elttbm6 eta 60 ituB
tttt. Die SGnllblctttn luelht ben gaHleu Plat tinntb.
men, beiieIeu In rtnsm gI.R6di8ea icgcltttnerutH
VI uhnbduie NIT taeeu.
ale acknowledgements. lpts ourdj oaB Dtvttt cur.
Gelnttebsn. itno Elm Drttttbsil baar am gertaulsiaat,
ost Nslt IN 6une u WonGltH NIT 3inltn uuo lur 81.
lFieoenbdt Ger Stripalitr G,itbtt pbsr NaGs baur.
nod BEN Bettbtn hes R6uICts.
SdtBrrtt unbtittttbur uno WbAGbtn bis luin Der.
~tGutatGAt bIdbt.
5amts NJ. Ipple,l y,,,,c,,,,.
@bdrIes 81. pparp, "'''''"''
NJ. parftn ScOtt, Gudlpdlitr,
Nj. %. ggtit [GpItttnraBt;
tl02A-bj u. ~. Bennett * Comp. Autt,
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Seribers's Sale, Rr. Q, aRorfb 67arfstr
Space. inbblirt uro 9ettgret fir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
liit9sn ootr Satreretue, 1T se9tnpdrtia ~ Dtrmitt9tn
Radlutraatr am Nldse ftlbft. V9RdrlI 2gttl
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3n bcrfaufru.
gu berfanfcn.

AM9- Gin teau,mss 8 . abdists gBobnbaus, Wr. 3t4
pf.5 aptiistiroBe 3. 6duB bfild BON br Sutbamiir.
nit I Stnnern. 3pbrahtrr In Der aiift unb Gas TN |
uub 2. Stodpertt. Nabsrts bel o.. Bitbert am Yiasf
ooer bel Benro -, GpDfs. Ssr. 0. Saip u nileinsS
60 gkp,Inrobs fg7 <
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1u b%erfanfcn.

.alsA- Gin hhbites. 8 Stlrilnsr tntbalieross 5aus
Dem 0roBtraBth.URartt g5reie $500; Gtuuo.
mietbe s2i. 5erntr Elm 5aus fir $ll00. iotpie elm bio,
ldts &ttaus NIT 9aoen.G irrtdtuna /; @reis t2l0o;
S1s. SlGhIufragen tn Or. 37s. eiebts,
obU Rr. Q32. eeriagtpnhrast. 9i.7i0Ij
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Nutuuft ppu Uicntcreru,

y oitou, Is. Aprll.- 6eute tam bic 8arie
p6reoonto" bon jaQ0I nit aht griciirteuNR
ttOieu, bic Guf ber g9auNldbarte u2imira"
Won 3egGrtCluH ib GC8eu ole SIiiBtere uufgsa
lebHt, bitr an,
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3u bcrfaufcn.

lMl1 Gin Wobnbaus sr,isr atais. NIT ateu ntusf,
oSn lsrS,titr nm a.asniibsr a,ai,,y inn. asar, % ~
tot TT lfpaaIig bel einpunotri uro flnturoluntli9 f{ub
2roB une erfirsdt lb nab elmer bpariig Jus brsiien
Ateg. Das Bettbtbum lie9t In ettsr bet befien Stgsn.
ben Der btaot. Wtan melbe fb btt SameS mcAf.
ltAer. Ode otr Nlbemarlt= u. Batpnnr. t90-lO1i
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Su perfaufeu.

Cine Nnlabt GROCER Z bses uub aaFte.BtGfet. ga.
oenttldt, Wdn9en, 1tt8als uno auer GinriGtlng, COM.
fduttn. Wan irage rad BET 3drI Srsu(db IN Rr.
1871 SibsSrpabpaD ,1O1-8)
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Sermii6te Nn3etgen.
afnfr Caorn, nieOriar Drift.
Mm1lensM ehl.

Ser unteriFidHets bat foeber auf 'eintr 2anbHene
rabe Der Sta0t eiue Der befen eaibtncr. umt Ssnps
ebsn,nebl Az MAIDEN. a~ufaeiteut uno lit jebt berett,
Wultr6ge aut jeoe beltebige Guautttdt anSIutibreu. tutll
de In Der t~tirjeten 3eit ausgctibrt ipcroen.
9as chi tit fcincr ale oas truber pom ibrn
%aeinadte, leg rutrb iein demiider qrojcB 9ebraudul uno
fekt ben 2anbbuuer uuo Yfau5er III Stano, IS nit Der
EasmuTd1ine l1rtul ausIuitrcuen.
6err Samuet Sdnos, ben Sanortrtbtr tuo YTIars
serf Der Der. Staatcn iebr ipobl betunnt als Irtibcrer
Serausgebtr oes pIrleriton {Sarmer II gtlrats5ieat'ter,"
bat bic 2citung oes 8ireous beg uHtericubueter In
Ser. 88, Snesasap., uabt 4ratttraBe. tbcripmmen.
no es ibnt aneenebm iein miro. bic y iude obcr Nuts
trGee ieiner altn 5reuroe it rmpfargen.
$45 pro 3onre, in neuet Saden, ftr mtlde 9iidts be,
red,net lpiro,
2anobebaiIer uno Nubcre iino eirgctnotn mrire
| 6abrit III %beIdtigelt, oa i'd Nihts It ]ptrbergtr babe.
Sa meine aelte nidts YerNedtcs jI tGuu BADEN, 70
lit feline Nr3eige nit pSseiu GtntIitt aefdttCt~ an
Der gingangstbiire. SCOer fam incire ffGbrit unters
iuten lno ole Art mo 8ciir ors &uoaeunebIsNt
dens ib anieben.
so tam ieine 5, 10 ODER 90 8rp;cnt 6outtntI1on
5dnoler bsjaber, .inoem meit 8eroteuIt 10 4rojtln
ridt %iberiteigt,
arpdenmebI, iute es BON mir Gemadt ptrb, III uors
treftIih, NIB Elm 0btIider Artitci fam ni9t i'll 8erb0Ita
ntB gum Yreiit Gelnabt perort.
Spfhua Gcrurr,
Btirtau Rr. 68 S~n6z5dD1, naDe NrattltraBe,
ober an ienem alien YlaBe:
GePe Der sbsip . unb StirIiushrnae,
(9rni22, t2IRte.l Baltimore, Wto.
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gu berfaufen.

I'LL lin $1,000 elm reuts S.fbd' ets 4aus al Der
g'tat., nabe QalbounfraBe, init aBai uno gas 5000
baar uno Der Rttt tn iuotentliten 3abiunsen iorpte
aud, 6daier I'M 6tatsr8runot iu $500 500 baar. ben
Rst ME obtt angegtbeu. y. B. GttdnsB.
lS5-lO3I Wr. "a. SchUtfre' u psuue.
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Weuer 8auncreiu.

Gtutm ldnga uno otstfah ausaeiprodsrtt gonnitl
iuTcIae miro morssn Gam ftns ben go april. uat Y
unb Spriusff rate, rim rsuer SauoersIn a lstfan9en
fir oea loon mebrcre luuDert An bette 9e3cthfet finh
NQe, bic fj baran bstbtutBeu poler, Tno %irtanol,d
e~inaelaosn 9m Aufirnac
ti02-Sl WfebPerer.
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s.. 9. griffith 4 Coup,

Sfr. S9S0E, 9ScfzSattimpreffr.,
slutIdeu SonioapHrase uno BufOIfite .Wpsnue,
Baltimore, Yt o.,
SmpDrteure uno odnoler tn Sepptt1cn u. ,
balttn Iorhpdbrerb cine aro6e UNI bib DE 4uslpabl oon
franz. w puauette=. Mrmtnitet',
spppslt brsitsn ensl. Commit: une
gapsftrie', Srlntlsr une paiftnten
Sreppcn.S spptd en-.
Ioipie audl bon ben berubnteisn Jabrttanttn Die befiet
Wtufer Don THREE-PLY,, EXTRA, suPERfiNEs unb 8e'
pbbnltben INGRAM ~Seppiden.
Goeben empfangen per Sampfi4rft .Gllpsr Grornpeu"
BRET bon Gbtra eins ausg.iuhte Auspabl pon a%orttr.
ten peieen unb tarrirtsn Meotten. toWte
fSadbstud, In allen Yrelten uHO Eualtiaten,
uelue ArttteI MIR i'm SrpBen uno a!streH III bsosutsno
bsrab9sisbten Nretien oertaufsn.
sseuer biGissr.
Iebpi1 s2nbru,
9r. As, Noros 0omarS slpii9en 6apette: unb
2erin9tonitraBe,
s3iuise meiRe une ~fartirte Mattsn.
biutee Seppid1e.
biuiges fSddbstud, II. e. 10.
ia mir ben aanJsrt Wortatb nab BEN isBttn 8 fallen
ptr Rrsile 9sfautt baden, 10 beabf&ttaen ptr.
bints segen Saat ,abluus
tn Nr. As. glpro. Qoiplros, aptlden 0apeIte. U. Gertfe g.
tonftraBe, ii petfduftn. tAprtl29,lS
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@rHcrrtc'u ,c,

- 9rOCrrtC'u lc,
M dui bfftniIt6tr Nutttou,
Gin arCBsr 9orralb ppn @rOtsrte. attttln TN
SGoen Gut or SAo0tGdt Der NblrltsaruRe unp Gull.
Torn. glep lptrO Nui Nutsiou ON Rlate bcutc, b. 20.
Nprl. Worgens 10 ltbr. ~ptrtauft. Dieter gprratb
btittbt III tintt seuobnllGtu QIswabl, ramIit 16ee,
3uttr. aatisi, Res, @eWtrIt, gittiteu, ysielt. Gtmer,
TorleuanpIartn. etttnRut. StQuors. gDtihe. WrIafC,
sptap, Slt8. ) 5Gltr GoGGeH.S rdnnttUtt uno Elm all.
geIrtIFrs NnprtlltRt titnrr Nritiel,
omteuu
bic NtrttdtHuQ. BCabAhier, epaoatn uro btrfhieesn,
nhbttt tpahrtnp og neutttsn 0TdHbtg gettttt Nrtiicl.
v, VI. &tr Ssrtaui 1T unbeoinet. l6npler Rno Gin.
aslahtu, gesCnpartig Lu TEN.
Sthtngung 8autjhbiurg.
tlOl-2l M Samitton y Conn, WIT
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l07lO2l
&Gl tuNIttrss Nrrfanf

? &C,uNItcrs sNrrfanE
I&nN- Der
bifbph. rtetbUb. -Watrpicu Bethel . sfirebc'
an Der FitH frGHe.
Die unterlCibneteh VcrpGitr (uet0tu In ffoIct einrG
Bettttrs eeS Rrsts8erthts Der gtaot Baltimore aut 81,
teniltdtr autiot am plate itIbf. btute, ben 10.
Nprtt 1870, Rddniittaas i ubr. ~Otrtauin
Sda same e%3runefId. IN Oct Gtaot Baltimore
ntrGrn urO. tpit Ioiat, btlhrlrhtu
w ott Siolette Ger ptlhtaEs tn Der gntittruug her
100 6uB orlIu puH her eROon Ode Der 9tH. uuo Gbar,
ltstiraBe e%HjauBcno ram Oiilth acbsnO, an Der ptnitr.
81 6uB edml lNDla l57 Jus tei nit ~DerItIbtn grsiit
Gebcto uHo elmer ia9tIt1M S%runomCtbt UpR 1886. l6A
untCrvotltr.
Gtt Decentralization BIZ fttbfu in Circut 0rpBrr 2.fbft.
gen iiC9elheincrnCn a5cbGues. 81 bel "a tgus groG,
betannl dlS ot sailors Methodist Episcopal Bethel
Church, 50
$eonaurArn cit Dtitttbsit baar. her RtH In eIei.
Den SaCturQrl In 8 unb IL WDrlien, pom WCrtauIB.
lIge an Sllnlen irogeto uto ourb 9ioen bss RGutrrs, Iur
Sufrlsotubrtt 0tr Bttluuler troolNrt, RCfbert.
2ninItl BnUpeeu, m..,,u..
aSiiItdtn Sapisi "'''"'NR'
Mertpn, fbcInas b Comp. b., Nutt.
1872 q g 1CO1l
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Siuiq III b%erfaufen.

LII. Sin ntuss brsil6dises Saus nit etaI nuo au.
tenn aeasr. 10 5nB f}ront. 100 GuB ttef; 8rnnbmittbe
81 pro GronttuB. stabtea In tr. 3s7. Gdaerns
dpenue. (Ug-iO3l
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(5iu ncncr WQupcrriu

IN Der sSt NftetGetS sSJdue."
Inter ! en- Glarteu n 5pf,pbs sSaupsreiu Rr. 5"
III eu nsier Yuuueretn IN 9 4eptr ge rtt'u utber 400
mr. a%s i'm y TN NJ. 's sabiagg t"SSs ss q ,s,rstp suds se't sie
Contribution III ang'rommsn, 9uftragenbe fno9sr no
%sinfuber in obiser GALE AT SffsSpmbare:. uate
EBpifsitraas. Sob. Geamitt. prop. Sstr
SaFpb Suna. prob Gdabm
nO1-9N Sn! ~, ,rt Sfird,usr nrpp a,rdi.
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SerFeigerungen.

- WatrrialtuGarcus uuo Gigarrens
~ 5auoier!
100. 600 @iqdtFrn mtrNru, tim BcrIbHHs
~ btftit. In benz BtttauttIDtalt Wr. 81 & 6R, 9Th
9harlfsfrasr, NJ pntdg oru . Wat 1870. WoretrB
10 uAr, tn Parttt'H. ME tx ban paGpIsrn pa lien, Der.
q u. gambler Hnb rlneclaotn.
SsetHgarg Raarintluna.
SSm. %nmiIton & 0ump. Hutt.,
tlOl g. gr d uno CO. slo.G6areshraEf,
f:f BErtuaIicrssNerfnn
H., BON
mtrtlUoluW Brunbciacuthum
ait her StilssRrafc,
lpmtt
elmer gu cu e5rnr bmistbe DON s2s.
8tt unttrltttutte lpirb ais BerWnltrr Disuftaa. ben
s. utdt 1870, B~aCbHiiftags 4 ubr, am Rinpe itlbt
aues tia6fs9thb, bslartsbttt. lt4t wsrigUOGe GIRsntbuui
%pettlutn. HGmtlh
Den g1Hsen OruueptoB nit e~stbduSsu, an Der
Shbir'ts oct Sturs., uuFt GLbnrobe. gtltgsn, 10 Eus
brett uhb 15 5uB ttct BITS an cine 10 RuB brftte amen.
bte DISQUALIFICATION tRr. 23, ZuttshraBf he.
ltqeH III ftntul bubthsH a~'f6dlGeu 3tsedHcIn : gsobn.
Ggult nit 2~'Ntodiatln i'taehctUturR 6trttrpsbdubr.
9Sanes nho vas, tni nA'n moottntn UclbcNgruuBVn Il.
10. Brunomtetbe $40.
SettautsosolnGunacu bic Saittt banr uuo ben g9sa
tn y unb 6Vtpn0ter init Snicu uuD Gtntbmtgttr Git8r.
httt, ootr Ole 8an5e Sulnnlt banr, IL Hatl Btlttbeu bts
Rduiers.
Gtrnrr:
SGS e}runemtetbt.
gu %otritIbcu 3Cti wtbe tn etnt gnt etHttrtt @rurn.
ntteihe bon s2S auf ben 4jInR uub Gtbdube ger. az,
Borrth Strdar, IS iEuB q 3pn brett unp 100 Il. tIrf,
ulo mn ttnftl 2%'lt6dtgtn iteeditetnetntu NobubGutt. IN
8nicm Snttarbe. btbdut. ]utrtduttn.
StotH8ung BaarIabluuN.
SamsS 2. Outer. gtrualter;
9dmuei y, Soptr, HuH..
lss-lu5l VIZ. 81. gDCii. SalnmOrsfr.
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Gin outer 9arbitrs gsbalte btt nautruber EsIhaIti.
9una nablufraetn bet Sob. Funsr. gsr. II, Kre.
etrtd; Rpab. stlr elm gutter braudt fb III msIotn.
(tOl-8t
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%oerfdufcii.
Mpotbeee III serPanfru.

Sine Sartierfilbt 1T biuie iu ~pertauien. Gin gutter @e
'6dfts plat. Der Gtaei tbiiner perldBt Die Giabt. Ddd1
Iufrugsii tn Der &rrsb b. Blattcs. 10l-2D
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Die Gtnttbiirg uno Der quite sDile elmer ertrr Ola Ne
Npotbete fnb iu o~trtauftu. 8uttr @ruuO tlt,'S auSutr.
i1uten lplrb gegebcft. gu tflbeu &lepeis q IT, Der
@ascr, Hnb Gbtnfrabe. uOO-2l
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tn ber Gspeottiou b. Bl. an%8etomrnen:
tOIepnore Rerxelt, .; 9: Sobannes,
a8be. Stabbed. -, eetfe. il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
II STREET BRIDGE
The work TO go Ou-SOnt raef for Com
pietIug the Abutmeuts Awarded

We a-e graf fed 20 announce that there il al
lsss Prosptc Ct OF the speedy completion Of the
IrOlt sed bIid.e over Rock creek, connecting
West street. in Georgetown, with 2 stree,
norta IN this city. The Improvement Is one
from which 18th COT muuiti~s viii Tsap adj
vantage, it greatly Facilitating intercourse BE-
tween lhe northern ieCtiVps of the two cities
Aldermen A. X. Shepherd, o. Washington, and
James A Nsyruder, Of Georgetown, the sub
committee TO receive proposals appointed by
the general committee o. the respective CITY
tounctis or this improvement opened the bids
Tor the completion of the ahutments Yesterday
ana have awarded the contract to the lowest
bidder.
The bids were as fOllOws:-Wm. A Hu.chips
az Georgetown, ma Nnry. Ter cubic yard g 81
coping Tor bridge se.ts. per cubic ward, s2b25;
coping Tor pSrapefS, per cubic yard, SIS %.
Geo y. Cook. o. Washington, masonry - %.
GcpIng for bridge seat and Iarapet.. S59. Jos.
r. Collins, OF Georgetown masonry, SIS: con-
ing, s'VJ9. Andrel. Barbour s Son, OF &c orge-
Town, ma onry, Sll so; coping for bridge seats,
SIS; coping fC- p3rayetS. 50
MI. Hutchips beirg the lowest bidder, tLe
contract was awarded 70 him and hs win com
menee the work lmmediaiel ami complete il
az soon a. %. -ible.
he sEperstrueiure - 10 he of iron. aud the
ttNISh Il light and graceful one, but very
strong. ' - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
ALEXANDRIA.

toNsrIT ,T1oS AEoUT SCHOOLS There were pre-
sent a! the Council Chamber last night, the Mayor
the So pc. DieDdent OF Pablo Schools, Mca
wheat and French, OF the committee public
iuet school board nd the trustees under the
system. The superintendent stated that there would
he nearly $500 due the county FROM the state, AMI
that. with the result of the county tax Just voted
tru.i ees Of which the city would get about 81 90:
Of this SAC would 90 the white AZ Il SO Oh 20 the
CoOfed schools, that being aboat the relative pro-
portion of white and colored children. After q fun
mousIy, TO have two white and two colored schools
in the city the white schools to have each four di
visions. one for Large boys, under a male teacher
one for lars girls, and one Tor small boys and one
te salaries, there some difference of opinion 1t
was fiDsy decided to pay the higher teachers $50,
and the lower $40. 1t WAS generally agreed that
the schools should be opened the lst OF January
RoBBERIEs The grocery store OF Avery & David
SOD. corner of King AZ Alfred streets, was burgari-
Cusy entered last light and robbed of s1me papers
aud sll the money in the draw. The residence of
MAJOR Il. w. Punter, corner 81 cameron and St.
Asaph stTeets, was entered last night through the
rear door and ZONE clothing was packe in bundles
10 be carried off. hut the watch dog M ale such "A
moi that the thieves were alarmed and decam ped
without their plumber.
HORSE AND BUGGY STOLEN .-The loss bv thcft of
a horse and buggy, belonging TO Mr.. Il. Bailey, Of
torn Protective Association. The meeting is to
be held at FALL Church to morrow night
CONTINUED.-The care o. James Boswell, iIdic.t |
before the corporation court for the murder of a
coOred girl, was this morning continue Ii the nex
term Of the court in December.
ACQuIITED.-The Circuit Court for the county,
Judge Keith, hs1 been engaged n, day in The trial
ot Jayins, charged with the murder OF Morrow
The Jury found verdict o. not guilty and Jaw M
wac discharged. -Gd-ste Of last ertHtng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Jgdgs. Hunpareys To tlay,
BE cfse of Rlpley agt. Blown occupied the court
ne e3t'Te day.
CRIMINAL COURT. J,.dgs Oy,n-To-day, the
case Of Andrew Gleaspn, Clement T. Ha,sier, and
Pa -ck HOurihan, CHARGED with an a gsau,t Aad saS
,fry End resisirg efii6eIs, e31med, and after
fence and Mr.. Harrington for the prosec utioa, as
given 10 the jury about "a CLOCK.
POLICE COURT, Jrdse sV-Yes.eray, after
orr poIt coE I, Baker So dwck, colorei, driving
cart on raytd zoo way; fined 81 end costs Thos.
Daley. dis orderly corduct, and being a suspicious
cfareotr; required 30 give bond, in tle OF S:]
or work hOUse 60 days. Chsilez = Isrus. an under
taker chrtged with negleciing 20 furnish to the
retary Of the Board of HEALTH the proper
r auirt by law a the burial OF child fined 81 and
Caherine Alright aud Michael Kee. IAN. for per
mi ting thei gOats to run al large, forfeited their
called. CHARLES Weber, obstruciing an alley; fined
81 Emma Brown, ent cling prosi tuition; nnGi S5.
richard d Parker for placing sshes and rubbish in
failure 20 remove eshss and rubbish from an ailey
fined 81 and COWS. Frank Cole, a yaorant, was
houte thirty days. VIM Stansbury, charet with
assault; ing and threateDing Elizabeth Hughes: re-
quired give bonds In the spm Of SlC3 20 Keep the
pssoe. James p. Ike, colortd. charged with assault
and hatts1y with inte1t 10 kill George Moore: dis
mis- d. Pnillio Lancas.er, colprcd, charg@ 4 with
stealing a biru and cage valued at SIS, Belonging
Betty OK, colored, charged with assault on Lucy
Lewis; fined IS and costs. John Brannon, colored.
alley. Patton states that himself and Brannon WAS
tO'h courtiHg the same yaler girl, and that she
turned Brannon of and c"ttoned up 70 him. and il,
made BraDnon mad and he threatened to mash his
head security to keep the peace Henrietta Grcsn,
colonel charged it'll stealing piece of gold lace
six linen shirts, dress, two night gowns and coral
fined $40 and costs Minnie Boriand. charged
with asssrltiDg Edward Craig fined 81 and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-18
THE NEW MARKET HOUSE.
4 ne NJ <of'stiOns Pctween the Mark :
1up8Dy and tae Dealers.

h,si -'zy, re commit. c of msrketmen-
Te---s. FTsdG5,cx Scha er. /. BslI and John
Han LoH- net tie bUiiding C1mulit:ee AZ the
thee ., Mr.. Adolf Gus as stst-d n THRSrAR.
and q ,TTr q ny a dIas arn OF TIER Tespec-
1--WE sfrt'S- anh tae DCic~s put upon them b. the
ma - ,u', a, 3Hie IT. -I> tOn took place Gu tbs
sut Get 81 ne rrrrCval 20 the temporary sheds
A Er bH-iG.uy con- nIitteC alter SEEING the
IftsfS named by me lnfTkefmeu, O.! not
'rsF any prize as at trst prOT osed: but
ar the meeting W. over visited the
sails eud snt 1Ueu;lv s,lted u the
nArketmen nat there appeared Eo much dis
CTepeuCy between their own valuation that thew
bai bet - leave the whole matter to arb,tra-
t"u. The MAJ AetDen stated that the trouble
Wa tetwCe En- those who cccupie stands on 7th
tIeet and the occupants o. the 7hedS on the
south side of the cas- wip--that the stands on
ath . Ttes we're % more yaIue-which q huck-
sc IN We be = alluded 10 were unwilling 20
ackrcw'r DE. The Building com Ti.ttee this
morning &c HINs9g pFIuteu notices prepared
10 k,Ed - each dealer in. ere ted a u their
pdrIC> Ss 4. the prenl :. II 10 { 20 arLitrator=
Tue build ~ Cc-'1it,Ss II in al VrObab,Ii, :.
leave ne afJuss ne n to one ma H. 30 far a. they
sc 'OnCe n d and e--Ch :, ililOfSer will select
t'S oN n et- asO,. a meeting o. the dealers
WI! He called soon u agree upon the question of
aThit-l' on. IN Csc this plan of settlement is
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Sales Of Rem. Estate

The 'al'ow ~ Transfers Of real estate have
en- al j" TIE ,fiice OF The Rsc0ri Ter of Deeds
-, ,e our 'ast rerott:
y, o nj : r11sro -. ; -. Che. 2 Slsniocl to
i ,asu.'. .ra'' -~h sl~ere 5i7 - - Nm.
49,; =, 81; sdl'. c., Irgle, ra.iee; = Rsn:ad
VIM 1'dd Jr.. Il James T Stafford sub; @,
tst Geo ~ s, 70 HA! JdGn FsS
N y 70 sles saeshe-d. Pat sub. IS, square
Gna5c7 sJ HraTy " cia1Fe ct al trustees 70
s,9Tel N-,menr. subs - aud 80. sqnare 21. SO 30
sab !5 seusre - ssso Ssnn" Pp No 3ea. To-
Frames b Hani n subs % aud 20. slnare Ia;
40 i3 ,%T fn& R1 to iaey Iac
ssri r inS 81 sqgase ~ s5So Sohp F;ea.s' TO
10 MIRA Drrrck. par II. square g. SI975.
Nosemher 2i;.D,nid Crafty 70 \ r. Shepherd,
Go;r'rGc SUB. Is, square ~ (qdit claim Ellen
Ne keh' to 6cTr,Th1on Of III cg.on part 4 sanare
on subs IS sand =. square a ~ Hsei
k:iboTrn, t,nste~ 20. ii. GiIberi, sub St:sruare
srh.; g square "a s43r9
N9'smbtr 3d.-Loul. ~, derrick 10 T. DOWNING,
, .y.s Ss' = RchTs7 Patterson ~ :, 8;
-, aud part seus-e -; s2I5' hie& ii Ma IL
gan paTic f ,Ih9 TagSa, PnE S
,nb; !: square IL; 81 40. zelis Marian to Anu ii
to SCT9a b. par, sa 49, @ hs
November 4'h.-Samuei ). Stone - Il W Mann
Iee qs"s square s Mol'fTd Holden is hs~ to
7 }. W alters snb. I snla-e 80; SLUcO Laura :.
s,2g1cn ct a, TO HOLDEN, surs. p 70 2, IN
Patterson. mart y, square go $50. Samuel s. Stone
10 AIh-,. iite bins. sub 81 part sub 81 ,1uare -
=, rIT'rs az; o9G.9 Corporation OF Wa ;hingt"
80 Gulrk. east h't sub IL, sd1s-e tH JaIe
Same to s. Jeaftte Penicks, parts square 10. Same
T. same, east half and east hal a. squire SO
IW, ss The Pe1 rs4 3 90
Neyember 67Herry, f. Hayden 70 Elizabeth
SGsh ~ HAY d12' sT. - s@1are rs Ino
Jocmns t? Adam Eeka-i, H1-s /, snm,,e a.; sao
Ffed. " Jo0es to Peter Bay, sah. II. squa~e ?
Fraae 10 S Sa to ca Gsrk
trus. 50 Chss W Hills. sub -. square So SiC5I
9po. Parke TO ysnos S'irr, pari sub. 81, SQUARE
snn fG s"nnas e. a. I'
.sS s5S S [SAT sEa59
70 A~pcfa Kiaq. pa,,1 sub =, AZ IS aud '6, fGus
tSI sia2 s Ma la cl; H., Bos,,s' g,T, l.
ION; 70 J,ns, " iis't E, a., sub o. taTare IS Jas
Is sll ae' Miper = Seo r. HSshelS, saS
s.slGars as s23. Joseph r zen, q: ,. iavlor
its sIttj Joh.nnes We gner, to Charles lust, ali
N9sembe- 5-W Is. Tod, ir, to Hiram s. Itch
he'd cub II, SQUARE 2I,; ST.. Game TO sne. sub
Pat San Mite
W Thomas pa~i 5, rquare 7es 80. VIM calf,
to Mary Arm Rooney, west half 5, square ~; So.
RUNAwAY.-Yestarday, Mr. Samuel Hutton
YVES driving along on Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween I'd and Sd streets, when lis horse took
1Ii9ht and rem away, cap.izing the wagon and
copnletely demolishing it. Mi. II. was severely
bruised by the fall.
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GEORGETOWN.

TINS CAEsLB Ii ,vtR FK Tho usual actis-
w =; I'M t-svb ni .hs year 'ic-ah'r the Ie
81 ire canal II laden ats arTty ing freely
umt 'riaif The : cents 81 the cngo tni-s ht
thttei u mp iu hH-lu"rs, and co1-tw 80 Vessels
he river front are beng load with dispa Ch
~t,t IN and northern purts The cargo rates for
'cai cchtune rchar~eG. the price beiug S.3dS 80
PR ton ior run al The mine.
MERCHANTS. ESCUAN.E-Therei ia active ia
curry Tor VIII. Al the part Of our m'lsl and
We 'ehshd 'hr mark,t rules firm. There wrre -
O"shels red hered This nInrag, aud we uOss sales
a. 1Ulsows: $40 bushels choice Us: iCU bushels
a., at y o.; 30 bu.hes do a. 81 IS. 40 bushels
2 me- at 81 IS. eco bushels commoa good. at 70
bftr Change yesterday, $3.50 bushels ordinary to
good red changed hands at 81 30 per bushsl.
STU ANOTHER ON RESIDENT GoyE.-pr q -
town Tor 10 Years more. died Suddenly this
mon iHg from LcmwOrI sc, at his rtsidence, lss
feet opposite the Catholic church He was Qrtts
VeNaIi uiy yn~ erday apd was walking about. I'd
ret red 10 bed AZ usual When dfe,,ing his mo al
ing he fell speeches. on tbs floor and died qu
Ter 10 ~ clock, Just "a the funeral OF Mr.. T. A
Poe was entering the chu ,ch. d.. :. fss kept
utdg sore on the c. nee OF Con gress and Bridge
str.sis. and t.Twa'ds Al the corner of Potomac
ana BRIDGE streets, where be sd out lately b. T
,ropl'y Co. Dr.. =. was one OF the Oldest Masons
i th'. pi-ce, having belonged TO the Potomac Chap
ter since lis nrgsn. iiiun.
PROPOSED RECF PTIoN To ARCHB-sHoP SPALD-
iNG.-1he students al GEORGETOWN College held A
meeting last evening At which series of r"s5lGt
we're adopted expressing sfiong symp sthN for the
Pope and rendering a reception to Archhishn p
Stading, which was arranged To- come OF next