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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

NEGOTIATIONS FOR A SRrTLEMKNro OF THE Co.
BAN QUEsTIoN.-The Spanish authorities have
dimeulty may be amicsbly settled. Mr.. Nicolas
AzcarAte, native Cuban and brother-in-law
OF MI Fessier, the financial agent in this city of
the insurgents, arrived here yesterday direct
from Madrid, having been sent and specially
authorized by the Spanish government TO con-
suit with the leaders Of the Cuban revolution
and ascertain from them what terms they de-
mand and will accept in furtherance Of q decla-
ration or peace throughout the Island Of Cuba,
and settlement OF all difficulties. Mr.. A yea
rate, upon his arrival here from Spain, received
tons nom the home government, and orders
from the Minister OF the Colonies and from the
minister OF the Spanish Navy. Whether the
interview with the Cuban leaders will take place
IN this city or Havana Is not yet decided upon.
The terms OF settlement which will be accepted
py Spain Mr.. Azcarate il not prepared to state,
but the particulars will be given to the public
as soon a. the interests OF the parties viii per-
nifty. Y. Post, 25th fnst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

SrArIsT1cs OF INKBRIATIoN-Notl long since
DR.. Mckinley, Of st. Louis, compiled, after very
careful inquiries. interesting and startling sta
Taking 300 men, we ind that 100 never drink
spirits at all; 100 drink moderately, but not to
lntoxieation 90 are occasional drinkers; Is peri
ooicaiiy, called "spreeing," and three are
naoitual drunkards- There II one confirmed
inebriate In every 50 Of drinking men. Count
ing on 700 women, 600 never taste alcoholics of
any kind; 30 taste wine occasionally: II taste
ardent spirits; SO drink ale and beer constantly:
"A drink ardent spirits periodically, and are
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A LOUISVILLE EDITORS RzCoLLRCrIoNs o
FARRAGUr-The CoUrier-Jo1rnal SAYS: sour
frst and last long and short-range interview
with the late Admiral took place at Fort Jack
son, below New Orleans, at two O'Clock on the
rand invitations in the way Of thirteen-inch
mortar shells had been previously sent, with
Given: month, day and night, at the guns; a
weeks bombardment, and all hands almost ex-
hausted for want Of sleep, the hour O'Clock;
the head OF line OF dark vessels, looking
Ike some great sea monster, appears; In q
moment the solitary roar Of q gun in the
iow-vater battery IL heard; then be-
gun Q scene which was indescribably grand.
For three hours there were antiphonal roars of
guns from fleet and forts, while the shNot Of fire
lighted up the vessels for the moment, and ena-
bled the forts 70 take q precarious aim. On the
feet moved, however, through the iron and
fiery hail Of shell, solid and hot shot. 1t was Q
glorious sight, and Farragut made q superb
Tight Those who faced one another that day
can never forget IL. Let them shake hands over
the grave Of that brave old iron-nerved sailor
while We testify to his superb courage and mar
vellous daring that memorable night
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WHIsKYoLoGY.-Dr.P arkes, OF London. has
been experimenting on q healthy soldier to ind
the effects Of alcohol. He had him fsrt take no
alcohol for sin days; then for six DAYS he took in
divided doees, from one TO eight ounces Of pure
alcohol; then water for six days, and then for
three days twelve ounces Of hne brandy, con-
tanning As per cent. Of alcohol. The effect in
modifying weight was quite inappreciable.
Of the system, though slightly raising Il. The
pulse was materially affected, rising from ~ s
before alcohol TO 94.7 after the largest doses.
eliminating the normal daily work Of the VEN
u1elss OF the heart as equivalent to the lifting
OF II tons foot, IL was found that during the
alcohoic period the heart was compelled to lift
an excess Of lis tons, and during the last two
gays OF "a tons The conclusion was, that IL
was utterly useless in health and positiveiy in
furious, In larger quantities than two oueces
daily: There seemed TO be Indicated an sdyan-
tase IN its use II employed In rouslng a feeble
appetite or exciting feeble heart :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

AT MEETING OF the laborinR men, receptlv
held in Utica, . speaker, to show how the Chi
nese are undermining American industry In
San Francieco, stated that, in that city, there
are 240 Chinese merchants, 800 butchers, 96a
men, "a carpenters, IS photographers. 16 doc
tors, 900 laborers, 800 cigar makers, 200 mill
hands, 2,4S0 men chsmbermaids, and 800 sum
exceptions, he said, are little better than slaves,
and work for wages which would reduce the
American to the poor-house, or worse. TO the
prison,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

fkNcH HERorsN AND ENDuRAScK--what-
ever may be the upshot OF ssstratssicsl move
~ now going on, the annals Of warfare
1Sue e' , sora greater endurance, heroism, and
fars a,.s1. ne french soldiers around Metz
-. e.ptAyea ior the past two weeks Beset
1y overvhelmine numbers, facing both 1Sys
n,t tss,ep ase WIN famine, and short Of ammu
asssn., 1ssss 5tensnmen fought day after day
less brave people would have saecumhsd q
tate; France may lose her capital and An bs,
viii furnish a brilliant page IN her h,.,orr ss
showing what her sons can endure and s1f,er
for home and fatherlAnd. From Bazaine 20
The humolest soldier, all these war-bound
roll Of human heroism, and prove 10 the worid
that however imbecile may Be her Emperor
and rulers, France cannot be conquered-N.
Y. COmneycial
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lContinued from First Parcel
Duel Neal MemphfsLOne Of the Con.
batants Killed.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Aug. GA duel was fought
just over the Mississippi line, few miles below
this city, at sunrise this morning. between Major
Edward freeman, young merchant, and Ed
ward Hamlin, young lawyer, both of Mem
phis, with Derringer pistols at fifteen PAGES.
Both fired simultaneously and Hamlin was shot
through the body. He died in ten minutes. The
affair caused great excitement as the parties
were well known and highly respected. But
little n known OF the cause of the Quarrel.
Hamlin's seconds were Capt. Dabney Scales
and Major Thomas T. Saunders, and Treeman's
seconds were Capt. Charles Woodbridge and
Major Weis Rheae.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

RI TH0s. BOWLING, Auct1r.: Georgetown.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
EfSECTS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. Aug SILT,
N AZ 10 O'Clock. I will sell at the residence of
Wsldemsr de Bodisco, Secretary Of the Rus
"lsisn Legation. No. 1<9 West, between Cor
fects. Name in part
Rost wood Piano, Stool AMI Cover
Rosewood Parl0r suite, eleven pieces
Walnut Bookcase. Card Tables. &c,
psmask and Lace Curtains and Cornices
Msntel Clock and Ornaments
Walnut Marble top Centre and other Tables
Walnut nArble-top SideboArd in Gil
Walnut Dining Chairs, Extension Table, &c
Office Furniture, Easy Chairs and Lounges
Walnut Marble-top and Cottage Chamber Suites
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding
Brussels, Three ply and other Carpets
Hail Chsirs, Hatrsck. 0ilcloth. &C,
China. Crockery. Glassware, Cutlery, &c.
And many srticles too numerous q mention.
at24d IRepl THoS. BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

Brigham Young ID in delicate health.
cycle has colored freshmhn.
~The chaasepot b ssic 70 have become lou
rapidly; but that 70 making game Of IL.
~Je6. Davis intends to remain In Europ
many years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, August =, $50.
Information has been received at this Department
from Mr. B. Jenkins, the Vice Coasul General OF the
United States at Shanghai, China, of the death. on
the fist Of June last, Of Canton OF Mr. Barnard p.
Chenoweth, Omitted States Consul at Canton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

BASE BALL.-A match game Of base bah was
played on Thursday between the two mines Of
the Government Printing Office, viz, the
the "Lazies'' Of the document room, resulting
as follows:
Never Sweats. COT IA
LaZles .s.........o.s.......1 81
Umpire, Mr.. Hastings. Atlantic B. b. @.
scorers, Messrs. Bernstein and Benham.
The second game Of Q home and home series
yesterday Afternoon on The Tutes Mou S d.
near Kendall Green, the Stars winning By
score OFF, to 26.
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CITY ITEMS.
FRENcH JET JKwELRY,
Alaska Diamonds,
hr~s.1a Sr..-~ D-s.

FRKNcH JET JKwELRY,
Alaska Diamonds,
Oroide Sleeve Buttons,
Oroide Spiral Studs,
Lunch Baskets, Pipes.
Vases, Chromos. Satchels,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewell
~ Store, No. 45I Pennsylvania avenue. between
AZ and 9Th streets.
LIT is THROWN IN YOUR TEETH
That you do not keep your dental apparatus in
proper trim, it Is your own fault, for all the
world knows that you might do so by using the
"Spaidine's Glue" cheap, convenient. and use
full. Mends everything. 3
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN The COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, AT
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated July d, 49,
and duly recorded in Liber and K, No, Is,
- Folio s4 one of the land records for W ashing-
ton county and at the written request OF the party
secured thereby We will ofsr a. public suction on
tember. next at clock m, all that certain piece
and parcel OF land situate, lying and being near Ten
nnllytown, in the county Of washington, ID. Y :,
known as the estate Of Giles Dyer. de ceased, and
lying within the following metes and houads, 70 wit
Beginning for the same at point in said estate near
est the toll gate, being the southwest corner OF said
estate, and running thence south So degrees east
81 As 100 perches 90 the county road, thence along
said road north 81 degrees east, . perches 70 Chap
pels road. thence along the line Of said Chapel
east corner Of said estate. thence south S degrees
west III u loo perches 70 the public road leading
from Tennailytown 20 Brookyille, thence south aA
degrees west II perches, thence south Ia degrees,
the exception Of lots numbe ed s. 6. IS, IL IS, l6. H.
l., l9. ~, q, y. and 50, OF William II. Matnngly
recorded subdivision Of said estate and certain lots
in Onion and Butte subdivision OF the aforesaid
estate, which have been released from said deed Of
trust by deed OF release, bearing date June z. iO
and duly recorded among the land records for Wash
Terms OF Sale: One third cash, and the balance In
six and twelve months with interest, from day Of
SALE deferred payments TO be secured 70 the salts
ed when the property is knocked of II the terms Of
sale not fully complied with before the expira-
ton of ten days from the day OF sale the trustee.
the right TO resell At the risk and cost of the
defsulting purchaser. Stamps and conveyancing, at
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Jr., ST-r.,oo.
THOMAS MILLER, iruseees
aul6 law TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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EVENING STAR.
AMUSElIENIS. Ac.

Daily Excursion Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 r street.
Markriter's Art Gallery, 4Ss It'll street.
Barlow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
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SALE OF A DlsIRABLI RlsIpxNc1-MesRs.
Fitch Il Fox, real estate brokers. have sold q
new three-stosy -and-base brick dwelling
on the west side Of 10th street, between L and
n, to the Hon. John n. Barclay, journal Clerk
Of the House or Representatives, for the sum Of
$500 cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26
UuHST END HOTEL
w LONG BRANcH, VIEW yERsEY,
win be Opened Tor the Reception Of Guests on the
BOOKS, STATIONERY, DO
Ne" BOOKS At
PHILIP n SOI/OMON No.

NE" BOOKS
PHILIP q SOLOMONs.
L0SSlNGSM MT. VERNON. The hone Of wash
1ngton; or Mt. Vernon aud its associations, his
torical, biographical and pictorial. BY Benson y.
Losing, Illustrated by numerous engravings,
chiefly from original drawings By the author en-
Ersyed By Losing Bsrritt. Published by
LII OF CHARIEs DIOkESs. BY x. shelton
Mckenzie. l.. l.. ID, literary editor Of the Phis-
delpha Press" with personal recolleciions aud
anecdotes Letters by Boz" never before pub
lshes, and uncollected papers In proee and
SPEECHES, LETTERs AND SAYINGS on
CHARLES DIOkENs, 90 which Is added sketch
81 the author. by George Augustus sals and Dean
CHAREBs DICKENS. sketch Of his life aud
works. By n b. Perkins ....---..........-..sI 90
John a love story. By MRS. Oliphpant--... SO
and mother. By Dr. verdi hrea'''e ,or Jung as
THE MODERN PLAYMATE. A book OF gsmes,
sports and diversions for boys Of ell ages. Com
piled and edited by the Rev J. q. Wood, authot -
ILLUSTRATED Natural History etc, Nearly nine
hundred pages; six hundred original illusir stons,
BEAUTIFULLY drawn sad engraved: handsome cloth
gilt cover. Outdoor, indoor and evening psrlOr
fishing, shooting hsh culture, home pets, science,
srte, games Of skill, conlurng, puzzles, riddles.
xentr1loQusm, etc, etc. gorgeous book Tor
This the time Of the year for the binding q MAJ
aEines Music, Pamphlets, Papers. Binding In every
I'VE eIeeuteo VITA great care and nestness, and q
PHILP sOLOMoNs,
911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
eul BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH srREETs.
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The Strike at Fall River-The Militia
Called Ont.
fele9yapAea Rzclasiy<ls n Ke Epeaiaa Stne.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Aug. 26.-The crowd Of
strikers around the Durfee Mill at FAN river
during this strike, but the operatives were un-
mofested save by boots and groans. The mob
was kept in subsection by the presence OF -four
besides the regular police force Of the city. The
Mayor issued a proclamation yesterday after
with the riotous assembly. At 10 O'Clock List
night all was quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

~The great national camp meeting OF Chris
tiaDs who are looking for the personal coming
mence in Chapin's Grove, Springfield Mas
on the 10Th instant, and continue nine days.
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POPULATION OF THE SEVENTH wARD-The
census returns of the Seventh Ward show II ,953
inhabitants, 80 establishments of productive in
dustry, and 236 deaths during the past year.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Is4O.~
~ls7O.
PAIN KILLER,

This celebrated medicine has won q deseryedly
high reputation an alleyiator Of pain and pre-
server Of health. Ii has become house hold remedy
from the fact that il gives immediate and permanent
relief 1t is a purely vegetable preparation, made
from the best and purest materials, safe keen and
to use in every family. Ii is recommended By ply
sicans and persons Of all classes. and day after
public trial Of thirty yearsthe average life of man
lit stands unrivalled and unexcelled spreading its
usefulness the wide world. Its large and ia.
creasiBg sale affords positive evidence of its eDdur-
ing fame. Directions accompany each bottle. Sold
by all druggists. -
PERRY DAVIS SON,
Providence, X. l.,
aus eolm&w Manufacturers and Proprietors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, son Of George W. Phil
lips, was yesterday sworn in as Deputy United
States Marshal, to act during the absence OF his
father, who is on q northern trip for recreation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

MAesHAL SHAnr lat here this mornins "a
hfes9in the PRESIDENT During his s6sence the
business OF his once win be attended, a. ~ ~
deputy, and MeHrs. Edvsrds md n ~ s2s
baidfs Of the Circuit Court SAsfV'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

THE WKATHER.-The thermometer ut the
office of TEE EVENING STAR registered as fol-
lows to-day:-s O'Clock, re; 10 O'Clock, 1877;
IL O'Clock, so; 2o'clock, 800, O'Clock, 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

THETRACHHRs TO BE ADJ. @. McKelden,
Esq, city Auditor, has to-day succeeded in
making the necessary arrangements with the
First National Bank by which the treasurer OF
public schools Will be supplied with funds on
next Monday to pay off the three months sala-
riee due the teachers Of all the schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

~ 4. WALL g Co., suctioneers, Yesterday
i E,6., the s god WIN and a1twss Of Dickson &
MN ss wo0o ana coal yard, ON New York ave-
Dawson, for e565. '~vs~i W Ss0'
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RIVER FRoNr-Johnson's Wharf. - Arrived,
Schr Lizzie Carr, Gilchrist, bath, with ice for
Great Falls Ice Co. Sailed, Schr umberland.
Crump, ice for fishing shores.
Fovs Wharf.-Sailed, Schr. Empire, Smith;
Sea Slipper, Jones, both with ice for fishing
shores.
Riiey,s WAdrf.-Arrived, Schrs. Brave, Rig
gin, baltimore, lumber ~ Willet & Redgrsve.
X. w. Barnaclo; stephen A. Douglass, Lewis;
Union Bell, Johnson; Galena, Spence; Bay
State, White; Flying Fhh, Wader,. ali from
Schfs. w. Q. Bayne, Trott, for Maddox, to load
wood for Fort McHenry; Helen Jones, down
uRht.
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Republieam EOmiuatfOn OF Del eeat<

CHEYKNN =, August 26.-The Republican Ter
ritOriAl Convention at Laramie city Yesterday
nominated Judge William L. Jones for delegate
TO Congress, Church Howe withdr awning before
the ballot.
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HOTELS.

-
pEDUCTION EXTRAORDINARILY
Unparalleled Inducements 70 the Travelling
Public and Permanent Boarders.
wILLARDs 5 HSTs = ion eAAA
On and after the 18th inst :, and mp 70 and IE:
intending the Slst day Of October the rnfr on
will be az follows: @
oos.o x r1S ntems' PCT 90
Ro,r,. - pa,s .. a, .-'.--.----,:..: j "
According to location.
Rooms VIII be exhibited at any time, and a sample
Bill OF in readiness for the inspectop OF
tnese VINO are not familiar with the of the
Special rates mag be made to clubs composed OF
ladies' or gentlemen.
These arrangements afford an unequaIled combins-
ton OF comfort, cheapness and desirable locality 70
Government ofhcials and others similarly situated
who wish to avoid long, hot. and dusty wake to
reach unnalstable meals and inferior apartments.
prices OF nrstclass accommodation to ante war
rates, respectfully solicit the patronage OF thai
large number Of persons obliged to spend the sum-
mer In W ashington well a. the travelling public
JAMES SYKES. Proprietor
MAsaINeIoN, ~ July. ls70. jy22 SIN
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ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors
pleasures, and adv antages of a happy MARRIAGE as
with Single Life, and the fearful Evils
OF CELIBACY, in modern times. Sent free in sealed
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p, Philsdelphia, Pa. myDm,VL,m
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CoUfTERFKIT TwKNTIKs.-The superinten-
dent Of the note printing bureau Of the Treas
ury yesterday received from q New York detec-
tive counterfeit twenty dollar note on the Ma
donal Shoe and Leather Bank, of New York
city. The lettering on the note Is executed in
every particular as well a. that on the genuine
notes, but the engraving Of the vignette, as we'll
as that representing the baptism OF Pocahontas,
on the back Of the note, il very coarsely done,
and would not deceive an ordinarily careful
ecrutinv.
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IoRpANs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Those fond q Fishing and shooting will hnd Zoe
sport and the bet accommodations.
Coed Boats and Tackle provided. Au3g-u
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O4ssEsiH ssS !: i. sG!Ss SS;ss.
klfAIRIN0 In all fts branches.
-. ~ Cs.rsaxs <n go~ Rsres's, Ssorass o. oo~~ss-
Agent ior Brew.ter o., Gof Broone street, Fitfh
oyenue, Neu YORK. sa0-eely
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
WAsHIEGTos, ,SoEF9LK AND BOSTON
GREAT EatAReg s5MMx2SE sk E1sE DUNNO
Tine fare on The Ss..ns. LADY OF THE LAKE
1 eIH GSS 10 !, fo, until September next
BeeulsI fare to Norfolk .............---..- s1 m
Five round trip ticrsts
Regular fare to Piney Point and Point Look.
po,nS -; 90
Five round trim ticl 40: s@
Bound trip ticEen good until September i. "
Fare 70 Boston, including meals and state
SAILING days from washington MONDAYS y sn u
DAYS and Eg :. m ,1 1To% Norfolk TUES
The fare win be 81 Che charged
s:' f HsaE sfsi; Z ana
LAANs: H11-df
M.sOHAsrS LIZ, 9, sT.AHsaIPs
"AsAIHefoM AND N1W YORK.
s. E: I'd 81 5I 2
NV Ri 4oE Ell AEE 18th sEiR.
tsc;S E5w TORI m Fi:t .. - siyse. ss.r;
-: !. n. L! ssf xi es510ssaf3T &.
I'd.
Han. Agent, once and v6aH foot o. HieS ~, D.s'
9sorsston. % q the corner a nh sired snd h
ie ut J. W. THOMPSON, Precedent.
Sa .Is FL AaD Qgi3klsf LI1l .o1Tl.
81 ss.::: L~;sss VIA. s:;ss'
SSos sSs nm sssss:s s;.. a. and
NEW Express LIN, We CANAL,
tHrLAprIpHra SStITWWHImnJ y. 49,
AeIoH AND GEORGETOWN, d. q.
,Hsg9lsr sailing day from IL North wharve,
fntlaoeiRnta eATURDAY, ct I'm. <o0sN
w 1rST 81 T.ssr street, asorsstovn. <f12k
freight received ct any time
aApyZ % HYgH IYLER, 81 water street,
eg,n xs, h.oLfps CO., IL North Gharves,
HHA..H-@Yn.e. to6-0
THIRD SUPPLY OF WAR MAPS JusT m
L ohiv fRsN HcpEaush e supply the milliop.
Sy~a yVS ReuuDYlynuia
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ria, who IL now in this city, having accepted an
invitation from the colored Masons, Odd Fell
lows and other benevolent organizations Of
washington, Georgetown and Alexandra to
aodess them at Leesburg, Va, on Tuesday
heN, me S0th inst, an excursion train will
, ,esve AlesAndria for Leesburg at O'Clock ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

T,HIRp SUPPLY OF WAR MAPs Irs- =.
L CEIvED. Enough 20 supply the mii,ios ~
49,, FRENCH, LANSRAH 1 oafLviH,
'~u S0s Pennsylvania ayeIrue.
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-PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.

Having made arrangements with some Of the best
Distileriee In the country for old WHISTLES, OFFER
viz: The celebrated Old Grow, seven years old, es
Per gallon; A. B0xsn c,s yssrs old "a Per a.
Family Nectar years Old 90 g per gallon; The oel
DON F0sn salon Bitten
~ per gallon: Dry Catawba still, tfrom Urbana
still from North Carolina, % per gallon. All the
above is at least per gallon cheaper than be
Liberal discount to the trade. O. GAUTIER,
Proprietor OF the celebrated Native Wine Bitters,
No. 1917 and 1919 Pennsylva nia avenue, and 81
North OhArles street. Baltimore. Id. ia IA