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huio LAW lnoc DOWbiNo AuCt
W II. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR
MADE By TESxEY. DAVIDSON & Co.,
or selected choice WHEAT, by q process known
only to themselves, and thoroughly cleaned by the
with 20 Al. tfSa &
GUARANTEED equal 10 asy a. the DiSrtci.
FOR sale by most Grocers. auls-lm
NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT POE 8 sELIg-
Life Of Chas. Dickens. By b. shelton Mackenzie,
tSe T sSs Oar Fs, aOs'e
author Of Night scenes In the Bible Handsomely
Text Boz: trs ssi the r1sn sSSo
sIots 1,, Ths SStTe Dane Series Of Catholic
Testaments and Prayer Books in great variety.
ward Note paper from PEI per PU res SP
sSS SSs and
Cotton Irvine and for sale Fob shee sPs 4
.u rRsl SS f hitsTTs,y and su; RoaI DEPOT:
MISS N. DAVENPORT WISHES TO PRO-
sons given at home or at the residsnoe Of Teacher
No 80, ID street, Georgetown. FOR terms apply. a.
above jyS0 I'M
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
INV o0ihnB Jul epfine euo suAncf Drcss
WITHOUT RI9AKD TO COST,
Embracing handsome Lawns at l2H cts; Parasols
at half price, summer Cassimeres and Linen Drills
1t sacrifice; 1000 yards Calicoes-best makes at 10
and l2, cts, good at 81 cts. Never before have We
TH '''n 'A1 9Si Bridge st.. GeorsesOwn. D. b.
PROFESSIONAL.
DE; JOIN g; y HoLsT9N. sUKe EoN,
his Office and residence to No. 122 10th street w
between e and ID, opposite Grant street. sul- lm'
ATTORNEYATLAw.
Omce:-In Thompson's Law Building, No. I'll q
street, opposite Patent ONCE. sul-ly
EDwARD Q. DARLINGTON,
II Late u =. District Attorney,D
ATTORNEH AND COUNSELLOR Ar Law,
WI practice IN the Supreme Court OF the Unitec
Stafes Court OF Claims, and all the Courts 81 the
Of CLAIMS. once, 434, opposite City Hall my3e-lJ
RoOK. JOB. AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
GIBSON BROTHERS,
ePH-y 1912 Penna avenue, (south side.D
RO0K AND JOB PRINTING
BY II. POLK1NhORN 8 co,
yai1-Iy u street. between 9Th and 9TH ste
w. BOOKBINDER AND PAPER RULER,
NO. lO12 Pennsylvania avenue. between 10th and
llth streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals and
newspapers carefully attended TO. lAlSly
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BAPCHRLOR,a nan NV.

Ihis splsndid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
ED, nor any c.saie poison 70 produce paralyais or
soasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
v. A. Bstohelort Hir Dye Sc. had tAsrty ysars
untarnished reputation 10 uphold its integrity g
the only perfect HAIR Dye-Biack or BroWH Sold
~ all DruRGtsh. APPLIED q 10 Bend street,
III. foktY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

HABBAs CORPus.-Yesterday evening ,Judpe
HUMPHREYS granted q writ Of habeas corpus for
the release from jail of Annie Dummy, commit
ted on the sd inst. by the deputy marshal OF
the Police Court. The commitment not speci-
fying the charge on which she was COMMITTED.
the Judge dismissed the prisoner The charge
against her is larceny Of ladies' clothing valued
~ ~; the property Of Mr.. John Riley The
from the cell Of the Police Court, and vas found
concealed under pile OF rubbish I'M q rear room
OF the premises and secured by deputy marshal
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rHh suPRS "a u S9gfT 9r rHE DISTRICT

The GA day al Jsiy ism
henry q orris end wife Lefty ami
and Nabmiokee Judah
Charles Henry Yst... Ron.r. ,aos
etse; Alice Catcher Yates, fsnny
idsb Jnsas stes' Mary Jane Yates, and
vn motion Of the Plaintiffs by Mr. shuster, their
ssesornsy, ~ fs ordered that the Defendants cause
a. sPHearence 10 be entered herein or before
nss rule oey occurring forty days after this dag;
- the ceuse will be proceeded with a. in case
on eeiaulf BY the Court
True copy. Test:
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SALES OF REAL EsrArK.-Cooper & Lstimer,
auctioneers have sold lot 80, in Rigs subdiyi,
SION OF square S95, with small frame house
thereon, fronting on sth, between X and
streets, n. w, to Henry G. Myer, for $500.
Also. In square 347, q lot with three-story
streets, TO Charles Layman, for % $50; Also, lot
IA, In square 6S6, fronting on Virginia avenue,
between Sd and AZ streets. and part lot 4, in
square south Of square s25, at the intersection Of
5th street east and l. street south. TO Maroaref
Carter, for q 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

FIRHs-The alarm at nom yesterday was
caused by the burning Of the stable OF william
Greason. In Slate alley. near the National The
ater. The stable and An adjoining building
we're destroyed before the fre department could
render Aid, but they did valuable service In saw
ing the surrounding property.
The alarm sounded nom box Is, about four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, was caused By the
burning Of bed in Q house on p street, be-
tween 4th and 9Th streets. The IRE department
tinguiehed without their assistance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY (MD.) REPUBLICAN
CONVENTIONAL republican county convention
was held at Marlboro, Prince George county,
M d., yesterday to elect delegates to the district
convention to be held at BladeDsburg, Septem-
Der j, to nominate q candidate to Congress for
the fifth Congressional district. Mr.. Moss, of
Bladensburg, was elected chairman, and Capt
X Widdicome, OF Bladensburg, was appointed
secretary. The following delegates Were elect
Pfeiffer, Currick, Beall and Wood. The dele
gates were instructed to cast the vote of the
county first for Shelby Clark, Esq, of Prince
George county, and failing in his nomination
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SUMNER RESORTS.
THE HOTEL AT PISEr POINT,

viii remain open TN the Isra OF oCrO- VA
BER. ~
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CLOTHING, DO.

larss a ssepsses seorsnsls q suna,..
ks:s s ss:.s: f R,sss,n{ Ssfs wa
DkESsED IUhbfS 49,
q I'll kfnds o. I'D ed Or ale q loves 49,.
osrnse usv Iogf svssus - q strsse.
ssn-u ssssars m 1srtssn
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RARKER, Ne, sat Louisana sveuo> fo,a
FTeeiR - HOUSE. s1GH and DEooRATiyI Plfl.
shment DO, and xscsss 20 sarssSr % dsrsas ~
Eses.challenfes any fair and honorable compel
uon A IN old cftiEenfof WashfnRton Of nifty year1p
zsnains ,earTytng on Susnses on Louisiana avenue,
peyeen eixth and Seventh streets for THIRTY years
spoe o. Tie sn0s. N, r. PARKKR,
tol-V 10. 03J Louisiana ayoaua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

"Spaidine's Gise," cheap, convenien. and use-
ful. Mends everything. 2
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-07

Sellum & Armsby-or, as he won't keep
in business a great while, make it J.
Henry Armsby 81 Co.-Seth Sellum
special partner; and thus keep the bust
ness in the family.
"But id it, Jethro"-how ele-
gantly he swears even" fellah cahnt
tie himself down too young, 20 know.
/ shahn't take the gail. can do rs
well ten years hence. and in the mean
time, I'm free to enjoy life"
l wonder If | can learn to swear as
smoothly as Jack? wonder if ] can
learn to say cahn't" and shahn't" and
New Yorhkw
Twill. l won't tie myself down TO
this Internal existence any longer. won't
plough, and hoe, and reap, and bind,
and 90 to district schools, and be farm
er all my life. l want to see what Jack
Armsby calls life. l want TO do as lie
does. Iwant to board at the Fifth Av-
enue Tav-Hotel; that is, want to be
driven in carriage. l want 20 sell goods,
and have patent-leather boots, and al.
WAYS have five dollar notes 10 throw out
to Muddler when I come home. want
to be the right-hand man to such man
as SelIum, have an interest in the St
house, and finally marry his daughter,
and be made full partner. Will /
marry the daughter of the head of the
first house | an in, or will | wait, as
Jack is doing, for something better?
=. l.. T. skak fall,,.. 31.hf
get fastened too soon, and be sorry for it.
He might get tied up, and afterwards see
something that he'd prefer, and always
regret il. Win or won't L? | will
If she's tol'able good looking, and hen
father has money enough, | won't wait
| think Jack is foolish for waiting. He
might be doing even better than he is;
and there's always danger in waiting
"A bird in the hand is worth two in the
bush." Ill marry as soon as possible.
l think Jack is treating Mary Selum
meanly. As desperately as she loves
h m, to treat her the way he does--ii
isn't right. To only 60 20 the house
twice or three times week, and never
then when she invites him, on purpose to
! cross her--its too bad.
I" It's the only way follah can do with
the gahls. Jethro, my boy, hold EN- eff
and they'll follow you Closer"
Perhaps so; but OF how the poor girl
and the father must feel! I'n going tC
New York. Martin, the storekeeper il
town, owes father money, and be knows
all the merchants in New York, aud /!
make father get me place there. sure
I'll wear--paten;--leather = boots
At this point Jethro dropped asleep
Probably his dreams were of pate Mt
leather boots, broadcloth coats, and tn
Fifth Avenue Hotel. But dreams arc
unreportabIe.
(To BE coNTrNUED)
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-07

CHARLES DICKENS-Died at his resi-
dence. Gads Hill, Kent, Thursday, June 9,
1870. aged 50 years.
Dead. your Majesty. Dead, my lords
and gentlemen. Dead, Right Reyerends
and Wrong Reverends, Of every order
Dead, men and women born with Heav-
emily Compassion in your hearts. And
dying thus around US every day. Bleak
House, Chapter ca.
The golden apple on the wall came
back again. and nothing else stirred in
the room. The old ,old fashion. The fashion
that came in with our first garments, and
will last unchanged until our race has run
its course, and the wide armament is roll
ed up like scroll. The old. old fashion
Death! o, thank God, all who see it,
for that older fashion yet Of Immortality
And look upon us, angels of young chill
dren, with regards not quite estranged
when the Swift River bears us to the
Ocean, Dombey, Chapter II.
The spirit of The child, returning limo
cent and radiant, touched the old man
with its hand, aud beckoned him away
-fCnnnes, "a quarter.
srhe star had shown him the way TO
find the God Of the poor; and through
humility and sorrow, and forgiveness, he
had gone to his Redeemer's rest Hard
Times. book 8, chapter 6.
"a cricket sings upon the hearth, =
broken child's toy lies upon the ground,
and nothing else remains. Cricket on
the Hearth, chirp 8.
Il felt for my own self as the dead may
feel if they ever revisit these scenes. |
was glad to be terderly remen bered, to
be gently piticd, not to be quite forgot
tent Bleak House, chapter As.
when die, put near me something
that has loved the light and had the sky
above it always.'-[oId Curiosity Shop,
chapter II.
From these garish lights vanish now
forevermore; with hearlful. grateful,
respectful and offectionate farewell-and
l pray God bless us every ONE Last
Reading. London March 6, 1870.
Lord, keep my memory green! -
Haunted Man, chapter 8.
Now he murmured, Il am happy.
He fell into light slumber, and walking
|, smiled as before, then spoke Of beautiful
gardens, which be said stretched out be.
fore him, aud were filed with & rures of
men, women and many children, all with
light upon their faces, then whispered that
it was Eden-and so died. Nickleby
chapter SO.
died like child that had gone to
sleep. ICopperfeld, chapter 9.
land began the world-not this
world, o. not this. The world that sets
this night Bleak House. chapter 65
gone before the father; far beyond
the twilight judgments of this world /;
high above its mists and obscurities. -
Little 0orritt, Book 2. chapter 10.
land lay at rest. The solemn still
ness was no marvel now.'-[OId Curios-
ity Shop, chapter IL.
1T being high water, he went out with
the tide.-[Copperfsld, chapter 80.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-07
THE CHILDREN
CHARLES Die kENs.

When the lessons and tasks ave all ended,
And the school for thu day Is dismissed,
And the little ones gather ground me.
To bid me goodnight and be Kissed;
o the lit lie white arms nat eheHcie
My neck in tender embface
OIL the smiles that are haos OF heaFeh,
Shedding sunshine OF love on my lace.
And when they are gone SIT dreaming
or my childhood TOO lovely TO last;
OF love that INV hcalt VIII iememDer,
While il wakes 10 the pu'se oil me past,
Ere the world and its wickedness msue me
A parsner OF sorrow and sIn;
When the glory OF God was about me,
And the glory of eladness "ihiu.
Olmv heart grows weak as a woman's,
And the fountains of feelings VIII now,
When think of the paths steep ana stony,
Where the feet of the dear ones must go;
or the mountains of sin hanging Oer them.
OF the tempest of tate blowing Wild;
Oh there's nothing on earth half so holy
AS the innocent heart oil child.
They are the idols OF heats and of households;
They are angels of God in Disguise;
His sunlight sill sleeps in their tresses.
His glory still CLEANS iTtheir eyes;
o. those trlants from home and from HEAVIER,
They have made me mole manly and mild
And know how Jesus could Bken
The kingdom Of God 80 child.
1 ask not a life for the dear ones
All radiant as others have done;
But that life may have juSt enough shedow
To temper the glare of the sun;
/ would play God to guard them from evil.
But nv paTyer would bound back to myselIi
All! a selaph may play for sinner,
But a sinner must pray for himself.
The twig is so easily Bonded,
have banishcd the rule and the rod;
have taught them the goodness of Knowledge,
They have taught me the goodness oil God;
Nv heart is a dungeon of darkness.
Where / shut them from breaking a rule;
Nv frown is a sufficient correction;
Ny love is the law of the school.
/ shall leave the old house in the autumn,
To traverse lis threshold no more;
All how shall sigh for the dear ones,
That meet me each morn at the doorl
! shall miss the good-nights and the kisses,
And the gush of their innocent glee,
And the group on the 81 cen and the flowers
That are brought every morning to me.
shall miss them at morn and at eve
Their song in the school and the street,
shall miss tie low hum of their voices,
and the tramp of their delicate feet.
When the lessons and tasks are all ended,
And Death saws. THE school is dismissed y
Nav the little ones gather around me,
10 bid me goodnight and be kissed.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-07

A RESULT OF THE Waffle follow
ing wait, which we clip from southern
paper, will interest our readers: "Oue
of the mos; singular sights growing out
of the war is continuous line of peach
trees, of nearly fifty miles in length,
around Petersburg and extending toward
Richmond. They are growing from the
breastworks thrown UP by the Confeder
ate army, and are the only legacy left by
the poor fellows who were on the advance
line, within 100 yards Of the Federal
force. Having eaten of the fruit while
on picket duty, they cast the seed aside,
and now they appear in one continuous
line of forty five miles Of beautiful trees,
which yielded an abundant crop last
year."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-07
We are Judged usually by our publ

We are Judged usually by our public
successes, by the esteem of distinguished
persons. But the real test of character
is the feeling Of those before whom we
play 40 part. What does the nurse IN
The nursery think of US. or the porter in
the store. or the butcher boy! If a
mau's children confde in hiui--if all
whom be employs at home aud in his
business feel that he is full of thought
and sympathy for them rs for brethren
If those who meet him perceive the
charm of his urbanity, and rs they
draw nearer and know BIN better, honor
and love bin more aud more. We may be
very sure that lie has the modest hum1n
qualities, whose influence viii he n pos
session to US forever "a. r. Curtis
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-07

At this point Jethro dropped asleep.
Probably his dreams were of pate Mt
leather boots, broadcloth coats, and the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. But dreams are
unreportable.
(To BE coNTINUED.)
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-07
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

CARLOS MeCRAY,
DEALER in Drugs. Medicines. Pure Wines and
1 Liquors, Motions, &c, Brick block, foot of
UTange-st. d.
w. II. WEIGH,
GENERAL dealer in Drugs. Medicines. Wines,
NT Liquors Paints, Leads, Oils, Narnishes, Glass
Putty Toilet Articles. Fancy Goods. Stationery,
Picture Frames, Mouldings, Tobacco, Cigars, &c,
e Physicians Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared. o.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-07
A Farm of One Hundred Acres
FOB NOTHING

compilation with full and accurate explana-
tionS of The lion EsTEAD LAWS, enabling and in
structing any person how to secure one hundred
acres of rich farming land for nothing. six months
before leaving home. and in the richest aud most
productive portion of the great west. If You COL
template emigration. send fifty cents for this
You will never regret il. MAYNARD.
Sum ST Louis Mo
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~Apron festivals are a Philadelphia dis
sPatioD.
s1It is predicted that the buffalo viii be ex-
tEct in twenty years.
0Philadelphia frowns down ar-nisht dam
s-ng parties
f9-A very pretty collar has been a1opted
among the ladies, called the Nilsson. liz ia
vide at the back and cut in small scallops: tied
IN front, q Ia Episcopal parsons.
~PTincess Louise's dowry will probably be
5000 year. One would have supposed tina
her mother would do something handsome nv
her. as the old lady is reputed to be well of :.
ga young man named John Morton was
committed TO the Albany Jail a few days sing
on complaint OF Miss Gegsn, of West Troy who
claims damages in the sum of 5000 Tor a
breech of promise of marriage.
~An Illinois parson Is gradually but surely
extinguishing the church debt by having the
sexton lock the congregsti in till they coma
DOWN with specified amount, he preaching at
;hem all the time.
~The Chinese are queer people to 90 10
market. A friend at San Francisco writes that
ueighbOr or his had just laid in his Winters
IT0visicDs-a hind quarter OF a horse, and two
barrels of bull dogs.
SIT Is said that there IL no hone of there
ever being a large supply of female type-setter.
N the market. As soon a. n girl becomes a pro
hcient and valuable cOmPOsitOT some male
printer marTieS her, and that puts an end to he
lahOTs in the Office.
~A young Sweie, named Killyon a resident
OF DeS MOines. Iowa, who had at frs been ac-
csPted, but afterwards refused by a Young lady
OF that city. in fit of despair, recently put a
TeriOd to bis existence by drinking a quantity
OF poisonous hOrSe-waSh.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeeru
- Southeast corner Of 7th and ID strt ets

oAIAL0GUE SALE OF SUPERIOR FgRNI-
TUNE, CARPETS, &C, AT AUCTION
a On TUESDAY; the 22d instant. at 10
" clock a. m, We shall sell, at the residence of
street north, between IA and 9th streets west
belng house No. 453, one Of the best selections
OF Hous, hold Furniture offered at public auc-
ton all being made expressly BY order consisting of
me french plate Mantle and Pier Mirrors: hand
pieces cost 40 marble top Center Tables Refresh.
hen, Iaoh and Mantle Ornaments: eight handsome
gtte with Msrdrones; best curled Hair Mattresses,
sofss. Castor and Side Chairs excellent bosy Rms
seis, Three ply Ingram. and ohter Carpets Walnut
and kitchen Requisites snd many other articles TO
numerous to mention; We ask the attention Of per-
sobs sirhnR 10 purchase hrs' clsss furniture nj
teBd this eale Persons wishing TO examine the
furniture &c, can do by calling on the premises
to the day 81 sale.
Terms: Cash
GREEE
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DIED..

HOPKINS On the morning Of November 18TH
''HNs- Osly son Of John 3. and T.. f. Hopkins
tF-f three years and seven months.
2 ne funeral will fake place from the resilrnca Of
f- parents No lOU~ 18th street at half past three
clock Sunday afternoon. November Eth.
BIZ hLFI On the llth instant. BRIDGET
W Z hLEf belo ed wife Of John Buckley, aged IS
Relati' e. and friends Of the family request I'd
@ attend her fnrsral from her late residence 9i
rect, between Virginia avenue and ID streets. ,
5. sJnday 80 p m.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
a ,,h BY virtue Of deed q N rts.se recorded in
land record 60 DO q 81 s.s aoa q
p e hcs9 Sassr vii BSSe
Uses, the following property:
aSS q IN sSs e eaas
OF WashinGton, in the nisrict Of Columbia. an
viz: Beginning at a stone PLANTED In branch. being
the corner of the land Of l. Pierce and Mrs Forr
gIees east seventy seven perohes Rocs creek
thence south thirty three and a half degrees east
perches, thence north eighty eight degrees east sx
p rches, thence south seventy two degrees ess-
east fourteen perches. thence south sixty four de-
grees east six perches, thence south sixty de-
grets east twelve perches. thence south fifty i've
degrees east eight perches, thence crossing .aid
creek and bending with il the following sss
fourteen perches, south thirty two degrees ca
thirty-six perches, south forty two degrees east
pefches south twenty eight degrees west t@enr1
perch.s, so1'h s;y three degrees ten
perches, north eighty one degrees ten perches
north forty.one degrees west forty four perches,
north nifty eight degrees west twelve perches
thirty-two degrees west twelve per.hes south six
and half degrees east torty-,wo perches, soaih
leaving the creek. west thirteen perches. thence
north sixteen degrees west forty perches north
to wild cherry tree. thence north eighty two and
Iourth degrees west FIFTY seven perch q stake in
pile OF stones thence south fifty four degrees wa,'
i've perches to Lonbardy poplar. thence north
seventy zone degrees west fifteen perches walnut
tree by spring, thence north nine degrees East two
grees west ten and a half perches te a walnut tree
thence north half OF degree west thirte n perches
and bali degrees west twelve aud a half perches to
white oak tree. thence in straight line to inter
sect line drawn north eighty nine and a half de
grees west twenty one and sixteen hundredtas of
perch from the beginning stone, thence with said
line reversed TO the beginning, containing about one
hundred and twenty five acres
Terms: One-third cash, (ef which SoO fs TO be de-
POSTED on the acceptance of the bid the IN
six, twelve and eighteen months, to be secured by
deed OF trust upon the property. Oonveyancing and
stamps at the cost ef the purchaser
GEORGE b. WARREN, Trustee
oc26td VIM. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-12
n"9 GREEN 4 WIILJAMS Aurts
limited STATES MARSHAL SALE

In virtue OF q writ OF fere facas issued from the
CLERK once Of the Supreme Court OF the District
Of Columbia, and TO directed, will sell AZ public
said District. on TUESDAY, the 29th day OF
November, lsIo, at ~ O'Clock m, ali defend ant .
right title, claim and interest in and to Lot No O.
sub divis' OF square No. 554 in the City of ash,
ingfon. ID. a., together with all and singular the
improvements thereon. seized and levied upon as
the property of Cornelius Keane, and will be sold
to satisfy execution No. 7249. in favor Of Thomas
T. Mean. ALEX SHARPE
nelO dtds a. Marsh.i n a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-12

~An effort will be made by the apothecaries
in Maine, backed by the Boston liquor dealers,
apothecarles to sell intoxicating liquors on
apothecaries' Prescriptions.
&Philadelphia enjoys the annual meeting of
the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Convention.
Speeches were made yesterday by Lucy Stone,
Julia Ward Howe, John Whitehead, Lucretia
Mott, and Henry E. Blackwell, and the audi
ence WAS immense