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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-12
ATTRACTIVE PRICES

AT T. w ALIACHS,
odeon Hall, AZ street and Pennsylvania ave.
Mems Suits, Youths Suits. Bows Suits, White
Duck and Brown Duck Sack Coats. ALPACA,
Drab Dete, Seersucker Coats. Cheviot CASH
mere and Alpaca Frock Coats. White Mar
seillcs, single and double brested Vests. White
Duck single and double breasted Vests. Blue
Flannel Goats, sizes from 80 To n. Blue Flannel
and Drab D'ete Pants, sizes 30 to "a. Blue Flan-
mel and Drab D'ete Vests, 80 to II. Linen and
Alpaca busters.
Give US a call at 361 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, ID. G..
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LADIES ENTERTAINMENTS of all descriptions
on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
prices, at c. BAUMs Undergarment Faatory,
18th street, Intelligencer Building.
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NATIONAL LINCOLN MoSUMENr-From w
I. Nimmo, bookseller, 81 Pennsylvania avenue
We have good picture of the National Lincoln
monument at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield
Illinois.
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WIEN you are depressed by the quaint, sickly
feeling of disoraereds system which needs TO be
cieansed and stimulated into healthy action axe
dose or two of Ayers Pills and see how quick
you can be restored for n shilling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-12

Mr.. GEORGE +. BAKER, the new Comptroller
Of this city, will enter upon the discharge of his
duties about "Wednesday or Thursday of this
week. He will not leave the State Department,
however, until about the 10th of july
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-12

LADIES win please call and see our improved
styles OF Corsets, all made OF the best materials
and every pair warranted to fit. c. BAUM Cor
set Manufacturer, It'll St, Intelligencer Build
ing.
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WE WOULD CALL attention 70 the advertise
ment of Charles Baum. He offers from this !ay
10 sell all infants and ehidren's clothing at first
price, marked i'm plain figures His place OF
business is OH 9Th street, Intel1geEcer building.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, fine French Gifts, fine
rubber and she'll jewelry, received at Prigg's
jewelry store, No. ~ Pennsylvania avenue,
near y street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-12

HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover pre-
vents the hair from falling of. Use it.
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DEATH FROM LOCE-JAw.-,John White. tliir-
teen years of age, son of the late Patrick White,
died yesterday of lock-jaw, occasioned By break
ing the thumb on his right hand about week
ago, i'll getting out OF a wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-12

PROGRAMME FOR THE Pores JCBTLEE-A
meeting OF the Young Catholics Friend Society
- IA at Carroll Hall last evening, to receive
The report Of the committee 20 confer with the
committees Of other Catholic societies in refer
ence 20 the proposed celebration of the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the election of his Holiness
Plus ~ 10 the chair OF st. Peter. The commit
tee reported that they had conferred with the
representatives OF twenty societies, and that the
following programme had been agreed upon:
On Friday evening, 10th instant, at 8 O'Clock, the
various OTgani ZatiOns will meet for parade at
Carroll Hall, and the procession will then pro-
Ceed to ST. JOsephs church, where addresses will
he delivered. The citizens of the Catholic faith
are requested TO illuminate their houses on
Saturday evening On Saturday morning there
will be a general communion for the Holy
Father, especially for his delivery from the
hands of his enemies. The report was adopted.
Mr.. James Lackey will be the chief marshal.
ET. Mallet was elected delegate to represent
the Y. G. Friends at the Tuesday evening meet
ing.
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Go TO PRINCES and see the everlasting Watch
Key. Fits any watch, and warranted not TO
wear cut. Price 80 cents n
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A FINE PANAMA HAT, worth fifty dollars for
twenty. A rare chance for one wanting such an
article. To be seen at Princes Bazaar. tt
THE FEET-For Corns and other dis
eases of the feet visit DR.. Whites rooms No. 5s5
ID. G., or No. North Charles near Baltimore ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
CAUTIoS-Besodre Of Impostors!-As some I'M
scrupulous parties are in the habit of stating
that their places Of business are branch stores of
the Original Franc, hereby notify the public
that have no branch stores, and that have no
connection with any similar institution in this
city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
Furnishing Goods, 431 It'll St, between ID and f.
CowLISG's PATENTED NECKTIR FASTENER,
for sale wholesale and retail, ut the Original
Francs, 431 eth street, between ID and 4. No
branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITE SHIRrs-one,
two or three pleate-eyelets, buttons or studs
open in front or in back-all sizes-at the Origi-
nal Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 49, eth
street, at Popular Prices. No branch stores.
Buy The CELEBRATED :" FRANC" COLLARS,
the best Paper Collar in the market for sale
only at the Original Francs, 4317th street Look
for the name. No branch stores. 49,
THE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS which the 80
EcLean & Hooper Elastic Lock-stitch Sewing
Machine has met with, has induced the Messrs.
Rosenthal to secure also the agency of the I'm
proved Wilson Shuttle $40 Sewing Machine,
(which stitch alike on both sides OF the fabric.s
Either of those machines are frst-class; can Do
as much variety work as any, and even moro
than some-high priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
by a A. & j. Rosenthal, Fo. 40 Seventh street.
7. S.-Tbe Wilson Improved Shuttle Machine
Is well adapted for heavy work, such as leather,
clothing, etc, it is for all kinds of family sew
ing, and we would call the attention. of shoe
makers, tailors, carriages trimmers, &c. y the
fact.
ExTRAoRDINARY BARGAINS IN Boors AND
SHoEs.-Being fully determined to relinauish
the boot and shoe business by the LIST of june
am now offering my complete stock at prices less
than cost of manufacturing.
j. RosENTHAL, No. 404 It'll street
Darometers.
CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
Niller's, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows'
Han. 3,2y3:
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MILITARY USIFoRNs.-The first regiment
National Guard have adopted the cadet gray
uniform, with drc SIS coat eutaway The National
Guard of South " ashington have adopted a gray
uniform with black trimmings.
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CITY ITEMS.

HOOP SKIRTS OF the best material, made to
order, and always a good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at G.. BAUa's Hoop
Skirt Factory, Tthstreet. Intelligencer Building
Our DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortm mt of
sizes and colors, at c. BAUM's Kid Glove Depot
9Th street, Inteligencer Building.
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THE EsTABLIsHAENT of NJ. II. Prince, No.
loco PENNSYLVANIA avenue, will close every
evening at p. m. during the heated term. II
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Cooke has appointed Mr.. Benz. NJ. Beall as res-
!dert strdenf at the Washington Asylum.
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SABBATH EyESISG IN THE DIvIsIoy.-Last
can Hail were well attended, and the congrega-
ton, made up e. il OF all sorts Of people, was
quite orderly. Rev. c. A. Hall conducted the
services, and remarks, interspersed with singing
and PRAYER, were made by Capt. Wilkinson, Mr..
Napp DIR. Clayton, and others. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-12

.THK Grand PASoRAxA and exhibition AZ the
Stevens School House this evening, for the ben
eft q the l9th-street new Baptist church, win be
worth visiting s-4. -
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RAILROADS.
NV ReyTR FRes THR NORTH AND EAST
" TO TnE SOUTH AND sOrTHWFsT'

~ TO TIlE SOUTH AND sotTaWEsT.
Tn. sLABApL AND CBArTKSooGA RAIL
ss s,S:, Tea: s:s /; ,'s. s.ss ~
i End Bas I s Ny SsT p al ISs fan Port
neeea Ca heridinu. Mobile Na,s orlcarus Js@k.,S.
Nieksturg. suc Al tpuihwe-tcrn cities
The ros.si-ted Is IN spiendid condition. and n
Prllma1E ; Palsoe Dag epd sleepins Ca are 70 10
I'm via thu route fr,lp Lynchturg 70 Il 'tii. al
~ NJ ofissns without c.sancc.
noosa Railroad, aud secure thS Saiek.i time ~.
The asisntion q Trsisht SHIP psr- q osui 4, aha.
a. on Tng Tie sS aEtages a sPcy transit o.
80 pse Ncrth I'D ; ,a;h' with haze always "a
Eerk Sir irsirht, and procure biIls q iaii,r ",
WILLIAM kEAvE, General Freigla and ricts,
ASe9ci STANTON r'iIS@r, "a ss as@,,j
nooeo, Tim. jeSff
PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ws.ulyercv, December 2s,I7I.
: Tra'nf between ASKING
T S9S Us 70 SFis ssa r. Il. E9S sss
I =. Il, - f SI'i s.l:rfs SI1
ess a n; tss5 800, 30: SO 10 s sqo "a. as
FoR ALL way STATIONS
Leave daily, cAcsfa sunday, al 6.a5 All D ga
Ia Princiip.l Way Stations, Biad-p-,urz. p ,,s.
st 49, 3 90 az : 90 y n, T. : oo -, l'aFs
Jesser's To- $40 p. m. stops AZ Annapolis Jaae.
The 800 p. N. on Sunday stops as during ne
week. -
Lea,e ~ o - a. n. and i.lo ,. IA. Sotrala % n
FOR BAL FIMORE
Leave at sg ge e AZ SHa 90 20 and 500 p m.
Leave f e 90 % = ~ "a en- 90 p
Leave duiiN, eSceff Saturday an Srufay AZ Gas
= NJ. atd , 90 ari 500 n ri
On Saturday az cas- 10 : 90 r. ~
OR sunday AT 800 and = 90 .. In. only. connect
Theeling, PAX ri ara, PifisbuTg g.
enc sn c se Z 90 'r,TSea ky HaSs
Rca, Houar Win s,rssbrrs and wh,chcscr acc M.
Through a. sc.s 10 IN, West can b. h,a a. The
Washington si.-tlon Ticket Once at all hours ne
Ter Nov You. PhflsaslphIa aud Boston sec aa-
rertitt met q Through Lnfe -
/ Ma ter Of Trarrs prortatiou.
Gko, :. kooETZ, cent AZ &, Washington. Tnn
rT'HROUGH LINE
L UP BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PElLApELPIIIA AND NV YORK
&Asn.,s roS. june ?, lase-noon.
iN 1IitPs s sssH Sfw S fohk 6E ~ ss1
For skw si ToRk ,ssS s CO he r Tss
sn0 ''0V ? For PHILApELpHn
Leave daily tcXoept sunday at :. 90 a. m, l2:45
and s-<o ?. m. .,,
Leave fes New York al 300 .. N and PhiladcI-
peslls .e a. a : esI, f h View York on only
&c had at tsS scn o ssS at M mn SSu 2.
Fer Bsitimere and Ohio Railroad na,ertisemeu,
for sehsdule be,s cen washingten, Reltimore, An
'"p'i' aus '"' MAST ~ - TrsI lLs2S'
In COLI e, General ,r Ticket Agent.
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The WILLARD HOTEL SALg-in CONSEQUENCE
Of sore eaaisif esltes, the sale Of the effects Of
n i hotel I'D not c0Tnmence this morning, but
ne FOuity Court having decided In favor OF Mr..
SYKES the sale viii most positively commence
to- morrow morning az 10 O'clock, and viii con-
tinue from day % day Until al Ii sid. n &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-12

A FINE PANAMA HAT, worth fifty dollars, fol
twenty. A rare chance for one wanting such al
article. To be seen at Princes Bazaar. IT
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The weekly statement Of the associated banks OF
New York is unfayoFahle. showing n foss OF exsf
amount is fully taken away fruga thssurp pins
owing 70 further but limited increase III liabilities
The banks Do rot appear 10 haze been apr Jhsisive,
for they have expended two millions in
the item ofioans The loss In specie r. smaller than
that the government sold only one million Of gold
against customs receipts Of S279,lS5, and specie
export Of 81 80 -s6S for the week The discrepancy
is ifhcut 20 explain unless on the theory that the
cliaues on the Stock Exchange have in some manner
affected the specie item u prevent the i'll eff
fccis nnnn snec nlation Of A heavy decrease
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p communication was received from the Fire Com
missi,fers ssafng dat IN icN 6the frIhSnt occur
rClccs II fires ia the uorthcrn portion of the city they
rcvCumerd the passage OF b:ll authorizing them 10
select site il that PORTION * The city wing west of
81 street and north OF street north ,d erect
engine house thereon with ali proper apparatus.
They alsu recommend appropT alton II So 90
60 enable their to carry ou' the provisions of this
act. Referred 80 800
Th bill prov iding for the dividing Of the District
into tow ships and officers fOT the same, taken
up and referred
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DROwNED.--JOhn Frazier. an employee on one
of the Seneca stone boats, fell off the boat near
the Alexandria stop lock yesterday morning and
was drowned. His u emaips were taken in charge
by his father-in-law, Mr.. Robert Williams, who
took the body to his residence ON 18th street,
GEORGETOWN.
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BFAH q BRO.
SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS.
Go everywhere. Read all advertisements, and
then ccme straight 10 our store and buy your
G. ROC les.
n o. Sugar, loo. and lie. per Id.
Best Demerara Sugar, l2,sc. per ID.
Excellent Family Flour, 81 Is per quarter Dbl.
Equal to Welch . for e. 80 per quarter Dbl.
Nolsssee from Sc. 20 .oc. per gallon.
Beet Golden Syrup only Zoe per gallon.
Cut Loaf Dripe sc. Per gallon
Fine New Orleans Hoissses Sc. per gallon.
Best quality Rice l0c. per lib.
81 Japan Tea for Sc. per lib.
Extra fine Black Tea sec per Id.
Extra fine Imperial and Gunpowder, 81 per Id.
Choice Sugar-c cured Hams, 1cc.
Cassard's Canyassed Hams lsc. per III.
Cassaris Leaf Lard, ltc. per 10.
Prime Shoulder Bacon, ehc. per ID.
Best Java Coffee, &c. per lib.
q. a." I" Roasted, sc. DER ID.
Best Rio Coffee, eDc. per Id.
a. - Roasted, "a and &c. rer III.
] tQ0 lbs. Clover Butter, only sc. per. ID
351 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
my3e Between Sd and a. SITS, north side.
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DROWNING a MIDDLETON
- would respectfully ask trial OF their
fire OOL0NG TEA, at 81 Per pound, as il has
teen pronounced by connoissetirs the finest in IN
the market.
TEAS.
FINEST GUNP0WnER,
FINEST IMPERIAL,
FINEST YOUNG HYS0N.
FINEST JAPAN,
FINEST 00L0NG,
FINEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST,
all new crop, and at greatly reduced prices. at
BROWNING 4 MIDDLET0SS,
Ola Pennsylvania avenue.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, Etc.

a. q. oHARE. @. A. oBAkE
C.. n. O'HARE "a son,
FINE GROCE ELS, n
1913 Urn STREET n. W, BETwEEE NJ AxDN.
FINEST QUALITY
- srGAR-CrRED IT
SHALL SIZE CANfASsED HAMS,
10 eents per pound. IL
FRESH ARRIgAI.S OF CHOICE YELLOW
BUTTER NEARLY EVERY DAY.
Dest LFAF LARD Ia cent.
Prime SHOULDER BACcN----.--...--~....---.-s cents
Prime yON ...--...-----.-- cents
NEW CROP TEAsi
Try that EXTRA s cents
Try that tlNE IAPA - cents
tcCn NJ II ~ a 1s-..-.--- q = cents
Good GUkPON y D cents
FLOUR AND SYRCPSi
EXCELLENT FAMILY FLOUR. 50 Is per sack
CIT LOAF DRIP SIRTP. 90 cents per GALLON.
FINE LOU oRs fer medical purposes.
&. y. G'HARE a son.
jes-d 1913 9TH street n. w, het VI aud y.
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THE WHITE HOUSE II iTs SUMNER DRzss-
The carpets have been removed from the Offices
and halls Of the Executives mansion, and the
icons are covered with straw mating tor the
Fumrner The new carpet ON the east room stifl
remains ON the floor, but the furniture has been
covered with white linen, the damask curtains
removed, and the rooms now present q neat and
cool appearance.
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snrRRY WTNE IN BOND.

w. s.,. }er ~. c.sss very pale snd ae,scsss
nsyoreH sbk nhhieh We Vii y. 4 aver very snail "a
Hsree itfs vine q oar ova Importation nom ts
neHSeed By Judges the finest vine this side Tie
ziisDtis: ssHpies esn e zen q our stors;
WHISKY, disteiisd ffom the bet grin exprsssy
i ppie @s' Sy s'f SRoWSfN s RRh pbfET6a
fel 4 rnn,ca---a GA Psnnsyly aniA syenne.
EAMILY FLOUR. :.
In store and for sale low
s.Golden Hin ~ . Hawk Eye
: "Linganore y /" Missouri Fancy" 3
And Great West FAMILY FLOUR,
AID ALL 0THKB GRADES,
- w. " en- WM GAIT 0 CO..
pykn Indiana Avenue md ~ street.
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THE FEET.-For Corns and other dis
eases of the feet visit DIR. Whites rooms No. 50
18th street. opposite U. s. Treasury, Washington
ID. c., or No. North Charles near Baltimore ST.
Baltimore, Md.
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REC0vERING.-The three young men, VIM.
Sauter, VIM. Taft and Henry Nan, who were 20
badly injured By falling from the scaffiJlding OF
the building at the corner of 18th street and New.
York avenue, on Thursday last, as stated in the
STAR of that day, are now doing well, and each
one in fair way Tor recovery.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

COUNCM .-rhe Council n.et at 3 O'cIOek p. m. 70.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKs.-The Board of
Public Works met on Saturday. with Gov. Cooke
in the chair. communication was received
from Mir. Gatcheil, president of the Society for
the PTevC ntiOn Of Cruelty to Animals, in relation
to drinking fountains being placed in suitable po
sitiOns thrOug hOut the city, and the secretary
was directed to request the Legislative Assembly
TO make an appropriation therefor. A petition
for a drop and lateral ut the southeast corner Of
the public reservation at sth and h streets was
referred TO the engineer, 10 be done when an ap-
preparation il made. Also, petition from DIR. J.
F. May, reporting the mau-trap on the south
cast corner of 18th and T. streets insufficient;
referred 70 engineer. Also, one from Thomas
Sheridan and others, asking for the erection of
n pump on the southeast corner OF 9th and Z.
streets; re.eTIed 10 the engineer. The secretary
was instructed To prepare circular to the per-
sons IN charge Of Improvements in the various
wards, requesting report OF the amount Of old
and rev material IL their possession A petition
was received. asking that the new cut ROAD from
18th street. Georgetown. 20 the Little Falls bridge
he rcPaiTCd - il = in dangerous condition; rg
feued 10 engineer. with instruction 10 repair Is
tcon as appropriation i made.
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FRED. W. Jones Trustees
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
ie6dte

NJ U e E.
Orders for MOVING or REPAIRING at presen,
viii Ice left at my residence, No. 113 Bridge street
where they will be promptly attended 10.
je3. 2ws y. b. WELLS
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Our sock Of WINES and LIQUORS Is very susn-
plete and cannot be surpassed by any this side Of
New York. II eompriees the best brands Of Cham
sgne among which can be found
{. Roedersr' 9 "Carss Blsnche' Chsnesens, COS
S N ciiesS ~ sd., fer.ep seal, g.
6. a. M1hnS !" DRY vsfsenay1 DO. , =
3 Chas Heidrieck 4 - Do "a Z
Pheasant VALLEY Paris Exposition" Do
- = Also. q II 80 -bF
Henpeeey q Co. Cognac Brandy, > 80 = az. 4
, T--TT Otard, Dupy q 90. Coenae Brendy,
California Brandy, Hadsfrs Vine ).
! i,aa -, 9"se lussss, s.l = Pure AaiAsi.
! t-.s Fl, ~ BRowsSi11SPS sspsyirania sssnus.
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MAHLoS WILKINSON, ESQ, a citizen of Iowa,
died very suddenly at the National Hotel on Sat
urday night. He had been in very bad health
fer some time, and had complained OF the Excess
sive heat the past few days. He was a LAWYER.
and had held several responsible public positions
during his life His remains were, last evening,
sent to lis home in Iowa.
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ASTRAL OIL.
DspoJor Prast's Nos Exgiosirs Asisak OIL
Just received, 100 sllohs Prattb ASTRAL OIL
warranted mot TO explode. Trade supplied NJ New
i'' "i p ''' BROWNING MIDDLEToN.
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COFFERs.
MOCHA. OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
CEYLON. LAGuAYRA. NARACAIB0, RIO,
ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES.
VI BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON,
GA Pennsylvania avenue
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CoLoRED SUNDAY SCHOOL USIoy-The exec
utive board Of this union at a meeting at Mount
Zion Church last evening, to make arrange
ments for the anniversary celebration on the 4th
ofJuly, adopted the report of the committee of
arrangements, that tie celebration be held at
KalCrama Heights. The schools will meet at
O'Clock a m, at Lafayette Square. VIM Beckett
was selected as chief marshal, and w. II. Cole
and H. Smith aids
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ANOTHER RECKLESS JEHU.-As one of the
admirers Of the wooden track was driving along
at a spankidg rate, about O'Clock, on Saturday
night in the vicinity of 18th street, his turnout
came In collision with couple of Teutons who
were ate mpting a crossing of the Avenue at
that point, one of whom was knocked down AMI
severely injured. His companion conveyed him
into Fords apothecary store, where his wounds
were properly dressed by ID. l.. u. Gardner, who
found asevere cut and several bruises but sppre-
hends no serious results. II the hurts had been
fatal 1t would have been all the same to the
heartless driver of the vehicle as he never pulled
up 10 see what damage he had done; and there
was. lust then. no policeman around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-12

HRApLER has all kinds Thermometers and
Darometers.
CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
Nilier's, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hail. 323:
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FISH.
No MESS MACKEREL.
No GEORGE BANK MACkERBL,
No STAT MACkEREL,
No. ECONOMY sHAD,
ST JOHN ALEWIyEs.
PORTSMOUTH SPLIT HERRING,
PJCKLED SALMON, -.
CopFIsH and SCALED HERRING.
BROWNING HEATING,
- - -. Ga Penny IL ania aycnuc.
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js7-tr - Near Pennsylvania avenue:
MADAM MOODEY'S ABDOMINAL CORsETs
BAUMs CoRsET FACT0RT, @oe IN street bsf
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-27

The wonderful ice cave in Dscorah,
Winneshiek county, isa vertical assure
in the face Of the cliff of Trenson lime
stone that forms a part of tho bank Of
the Upper Iowa river. 1t is about one
hundred feet deep in all its windings, is
from two to eight feet in width, and
varies still more in height. In the win
ter the cave is free from leo, but on the
approach of hot weather tho ice begins
to accumulate, and solid, hard and dry
cakes encrust the side and bottom Of the
cave. When the weather is hottest tho
cave is the most abundantly stored with
ice. ----
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-07-27

STARTLING 1NcrD ENr.-The following
il one Of the most thrilling adventures
that it has been our lot to chronicle
Three beautiful aud brave young ladies,
while enjoying q walk among tho deep
shadows and cool retreats of the beauti-
full park adjoining their home, near
Brooks station, Bullet county, KY,
encountered a large snake, measuring
forty.eight inches in length and five
inches in circumference. Instead Of run
ming away, these heroic fair ones attacked
tho scaly monster and succeeded 10 bruis
ing tho sarrant'e hoad When the crown
Of his majesty's head was laid low, the
fairest Of the fair, not satisfied with TAX
ing tho would, be destroyer's life, pro-
ceeded to dissect him. Horror of hor.
rors ! they discovered that this gay de-.
ceiver had just swallowed four newly,
Aedged birds. On being released the
happy little creatures futterei away,
seemingly unconscious Of the disaster
they had just passed. The snake
weighed eight pounds, and was Of the
rare species known by the familiar name
Of "gsrter snake" Tho young ladies are
proud OF their bravery, and profoundly
grateful for their escape from an un-
timely death.-Louisville Courier.Jo
nal. .... ... ,.I