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Attachment Notice.

Samuel Stephens, dlainsig, B.fo1s Samu',
against SGlegg, j. P. o
Simon L. Elliottdefendent. Seneca town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio, Out the 2sd day Of
November, A. D. 1871, an order Of attachment
was issued in the above action for the sum oi
$40 SO. SAMUEL STEPHENS
dec19w3
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And notceis hereby
will
thereon will sold by the County Treasurer Court House Chunv
the Tuesday
that time and that the sale will be continued from dyto day until the said several
Woodsfei Ohio, Dec &c 1871 NJ.
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SuDScrfbeIs

Who f1d an H after their names wtliun-
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired, and if no response
is heard it will be taken for granted that
they do not wishsto renew their sdbscrip-
tlons, and their names will be erased.
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RThe Delinquent Tax List is pub.
lished in this issue.
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

The Lands Lots and Parts of Lots returned delinquent by
the Treasurer of Monroe County, Ohio together with the
taxes and penalty charged thereon agreeaby to law, are
contained and described in the following list, viz:
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eHRISIl'Ayll'S,l' A ! lHRIs''lIAlAls!' |'s''I "A
Let Everybody Read T.!


l have Just received the largest and
finest assortment of Common and French
Candies,
Sugar Toys for Christmas Trees!
Also, canned fruits of all kinds: soda,
water and sugar crackers, and chow
chow. Large pound and fruit cakes for
the Holidays, kept constantly on hands,
Nuts of all kinds, cheese, sardines, and
all other articles usually kept in Confec-
tionery.
/ Give me q call. ,y
IS JACOB RE1NHrRR,
City Bakery,
,.,,. South of the Court House
deciow2. ~"
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EyA local and county agent wanted
for the Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the United States for this place or
county.
The new business of the Equitable is
larger than that of any Life Insurance
Company ii the world This is an OPP
portunity to secure first class agency.
Address, &C. GRAVES, Rec. Sec, =
decI9w4. Cincinnati, OHIO.
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ETA letter from J. D. STAUvER, tor
merly Of Woodsfeld, now of Warrens-
burg, Mo, will be found in this issue
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-12-26

HThe weather wise say there will be
iifty-six SHOWS this winter.
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HDR GOODS!
as

All Goods sold equally as lew.
Yard wide heavy Brown Muslin only 10 ...ss
peryard. !. - :, - u
Yard wide Bleached Muslir, extra enalis
only 12kc per yard; <. u. !.
Heavy Manchester Gipgkams only l71 ssnts
per yard. y
Full size White Wool Bed Blankets emily - 20
per pair.
Good Bed Ticking only LEI cents per yard. :
"a Table Linen, warranted all lines, slly
37t cents per yard.
S-4 Extra Bleaehed Table Damask only -
cents per yard, ~ ft
100 Dozen Red Bordsrsd Towels only 10 cents
pisce. fa
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HIDDEN TREES, rLowrRs, PLANTS, ETC.
III - f'tlrzl1 - ~
l. That one pea shall produce a bushel
2. His. parents are Irish, but lie is
American.
>. 81 He was cruel by nature. ..s
4. "A hero serves his country willingly.
5.1Do letme 60, ma, plentyof children
wilfbe there.
6. Salmon dressed with lobster sauce
makes pretty nice dish.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-12-26

DECAPITATION.
Entire Lam an organ; B-headed am
an animal tfansposed / am portion of
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ADDRESS OR CALL ON
A = L E h, $

WHEELING, l4l Nam Street,
, ,.sfsJOI ~ jlt So TT . ::
Next to Harbour's Carpet store, opposite Un.
,<l d4ru7p,, ts ion, ar
-szae ,eIaai ,sseel 9T
Ths largest Millinery and Dress Trimming
House ...-...
RDBoHs, LADIES' HATS,
Guipurs Laess, Flowers,
Velvsts, Plumes,
s.tins.I { Lace Collars, Il }
Corded Satins. Embroidsries,
Yfinges, Cofsets a'7
FURS, "STAR" ALPACA BRAIDS
Always enclose samples in your orders,
oots4rns,
rs .ES -. w. ~ /
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specia notices 20 cents per line. each Insertion.
Advertisements payable quarterly in sdvaacc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23
The ..InternafianaI,,

This is the name Of the worId-widei society Of
workingmen Of whom 30 much has been said of
lac, and who have been so closely identified
with the communists that popularity they are
supposed TO be identical with the latter. Tba
International, however, through some of its
members lately interviewed, disclaims resnonsi
bility for all the acts OF the commune. tbo,ob
endorsing the destruction of the Column Ven
dome and of similar emblemS Of imperial authori-
y. According to the statements of Henry Drurv
who organized the first New York section some
i've years ago, the society took form in London in
1s64, though the idea is half a century old. and
the headquarters, the "central council - is SIN
in that CITY, Each country has its sbranch.,
which Is subdivided into sections - several of
which may co-exist In the same city, LIN Nav
York there are about a dozen societies. and ~,
this country about 10000 paying members.
The objects put forward by the international
are "the elevation Of labor, the abolition of war
the CELEBRATION Of frontiers and the solidarity OF
peoples" Thsidea Is held out Of attaining these
effects by educat ion and the cultivation OF self
spect among artisans; but the society does not
spudiate the use of sscarnal weapons, when
Sund servicesbie, and for the last six months
10 "education'' Of the membership, in France
az least, has been decidedly more salt-petric
than pacific.
The fact that not more than % 900 members
have been gained to the society in this country
In i've years shows that its views and purposes
do not gain favor with our practical self-goy-
erned people. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23

8THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB REGATTA
The Yacht Club regatta yesterday, in New York
bay, Is said 20 have been the finest and most ex-
citing race that ever occurred there. The start
was made from the stakeboat OF Clifton, Staten
Island, at 11-50 a. m The sloop Kaiser Wilhelm
he'd the feet through the Sarrows, followed by
the sloops Viking, Coming and Peerless, and
schooners Tidal Wave, Fleetwing, Palmer Alice,
Magic and others. Tho wind held from south
east, with an ebb-tide 10 Southwest Spit. There
half the feet rounded one Of the new can buoys,
recently placed, instead Of Southwest Spit buoy
Founding the Ughtship, SIX miles OH Sandy
Hook, the Dauntless fouled the Madeline,
carrying away her foretopmast and light sails
The wind then hauled 20 southwxd, and all
started sheets for hon.. On the homo stretch,
against an ebbtide, the p-iad calned down, the
smallest vessels going ahead sDd the schooners
losing distance. The first yesse. home was the
Tidal Wave. Start 1l.51- Return ever Al mile
course, clock time, hours, 10 seconds Coium-
bia, 6 hours, I minute, 81 seconds Palmcr, 6
hours, Y minutes, A seconds. Shops Addie,
- minutes; Peerless, hours, al minnie, 80 sec
onds: Oracle 6 hours, % minutes, IS secoeds;
Coming, g hours, 20 minutes, D seconds. As half
the feet rounded the wrong buoy, the judges do
cined 70 make Q decision until al protests were
received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23

The WEEKLY STAR for this week, contains
the report OF the Board OF Public Works, their
Ie 'erai plan Of improvements, and bill for car
IyiRg out the same; the Pollard-Isyon ST. Cloud
Hotel case list Of the meritorious pupils AT a.
Nlneents school; Public School Examinations:
something about all the current topics; a mum,
Der OF Capital Tales, Sketches and short Poems:
al the Local News; the latest Telegraphic
news from all parts Of the world; Political
News from all quarters; Washington News and
Gossip; Editorials on current topics: A oricnI-
turai articles; valuable Household Recipes: Mon
etary and Commercial news, sc.
Terns- One dollar and half per annurn 4,
advance; single copies five cent?, neatly eoyei-
oped for mailing. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23
WAR DEPT, OrYIcE CHIEF srex.r rvz,cv,
MAsHfNGION. ID. q Lrin. ~

"Arhis6TON, ID u, y une Z-103O a. m. Z
SyncPas for he part tperty-fony Aours-
Ihe barometer has fallen somewhat At the
Rocky Mountain stations and equally 40 from
Nisconsln southwark TO Arkansas. The pres
sure remains nearly the same south of Tennessee
ana south Carolins, areas Of low pressure now
exist over the Bay of Fundy and in Iowa
Temperature has risen in the Ohio valley and
on me Gulf coast, and in the eastern States N
mas fallen somewhat in the extreme northwest
Fresh winds from the southeast and southwest
have prevailed on the Atlantic coast At nresent
nortnwesterly winds are reported north and east
OF pennsylvania, northeasterly winds from
Slchlgan 10 Lake Superior. The cloudy and
threatening weather in the middle and eastern
States has passed by without rain except AT Nj
washington Threatening weather with light
rains Il now reported from Lake Erie 20 Iowa
and Minnesota very much as it existed Thurs
day morning
Probdbilitfes.-NO important change Is indi-
Gated for the Gulf coast and southern States
NOrthwesterly winds will probably soon abate
m the middle and eastern States. Increasino
but not dangerous easterly winds will probably
continue from Lake Erie to Lake Superior with
Light rains.
LOCAL REcoRD-The Thermometer in TEE
Evening STAR business once registered as fol-
lows to-day:-e a m, rs; 10 a. m, 50; II IN, 3d.
p m, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23

CHIEF JUSTICE Consolidating farewell 30
Chief Justice Chase on his departure from the
republican party, the Boston Journal says: He
Is IS far from Us as Andrew johnson Is, whether
he has travelled the same road or not Farewell
70 the resolute champion of our organization in
its early days-farewell to the hand that added
the closing invocation to the draft of Abraham
Lincoln's great proclamation Of emancipation!
The departure will make no difference to re-
publicans Of the Union; whether it will be of any
benefit to Mr.. Chase remains to be SEEM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23

The papers are discussing Horace Greeley's
presidential chances, some qtrizzically and some
with the air, at least, OF profound gravity. The
Herald says that he, with the numerous other
sore heads Of the republican camp, will disappear
As the fight comes on, just As the Chase faction
disappeared after LineOln's second nomination.
|" The outside housing politicians of his party in
1854 were opposed to Lincoln" the Hsrald saws,
shut the masses Of the party were for him
against the field; and 80 it is with Gen. Grant.
and 80 il viii be in 1s72.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23

The objection Is made to the drinking foun-
tain put up on the Avenue that 1t Is a nuisance.
because it attracts such a crowd of thirsty men
and animals. The way to get over this objection
Is to put mp more fountains. The esgerness with
which animals, especially draught horses, seek
this fountain shows the amount of suffering ex-
perieneed by the poor brutes when denied the
Opportunity to quench their thirst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23

The Potomac water throughout the entire
District tastes as if it had fish Oil in it, This NAV
be caused by an accumulation of dead fish In
the mains at some point above Georgetown; but
whatever the cause, IL may produce serious sick
ness and the authorities should do something to
remedy the evil without delay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23

%Xenis policemen are instructed TO shoot al
base bali players who approach that town
UThe ofieial vote In West Virgins on the
0FIick amendy,lent" which strikes from the
state oOnstitFtion the DISTINGUISHING clause, was
rs follows. For ratification, 9,5i6; against,
63zS, majority for ratification. II ,29.
sVThere was a terrible accident yesterday on
ar n eir,sie Railway 20 4 train bearing POmera-
Man troous from France. Two officers and
fwepty-One privates were killed, and one Officer
aid fgrty priYates Injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23
The Sfar by Mail.

Persons leaving the city fer the summer or
any portion Of IL may have THE STAR sent to
Their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied BY the money, should be sent to the BUSH
ness Sfice of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23
Government Securities.
stock Report

d - 80
Try 6dnkSrP, Brokers' ard Commercial TLssyapk.
hd,s Johnson % quote stocks and bonds, in
,-hEw YORK. June 2s-first Board, no 20 a. NJ
lSol, coupon, n7t<; 52Ds, 6f, coupon, iIai.
o. eoupon,lz sd &c, coupon, Ii2lk sos
ENTs oSl coupon. iiE4: 5Ss, 81, coupon, ll47<;
FIsney e's; us; Msripesa, Is Canton: 50; camber-
land, -; western Union Telegraph ssi4; Quicksil-
yer, ia; Pseiic Mail as: Boston Wafer Power,
-, "a Adams lam cypress. 31; Wells, Fargo Co.'s Exi
Rress4 on AmericanEx press, 49, United States
EExpress, 81; New York Central and HUDSON, ~;
New fork central scrip, 92's; Erie, 2o5f; do. pre-
i ms1t M HsIle% iz do, PrefeSrsd. Reading,
gap Southern, lS1S; Union Pacific Raiiroad' az.
i mllneis, Central, -; Cleveland ard Pittsbure
Southwest IS do. preferred, ss1s oad; CIsye,
Isnd' Columbus, CINCINNATI and Ind sDs polls, =;
MS,v. 1tsey dCsnfral, III; Rock Island, Iisx
Wabash and western, eo'S; Delaware, Lackasanna
T TsTre Hsuts, -: Hannibal and St. Joseph, sssS;
60hbiicas9 ga ana Alton do. preferred, Is offd
6 Gaie zs and Ind. Central. 2iS; Tennes.ee IS,
s ssEcii Ssn g: ga Mi;sca!I ' s.,
Bonds, 9lx; Cold ll2xallz< Marked strong 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23
4 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Rosk LslsDa speculation, WITH. iss ptsndart

The Book lslsnd speculation, with its pftsndart
lies am. uIsastrons .nancIai results, much
discussed IN stock circles in New York yesterday
and with considerable warmth by the sufererers in
the matter. The great sheck Of this financial earth
quake Is over, but yesterday a. intervals there were
smaller shocks all Of which were plainly felt, and
mad their Influence on ths stock EXehanee foF the
time being. The traces q this Rock NIslarl wreck
are still plainly visible on the troubled WATERS Of
wal wal street, and through9ut the day many of the
weakness Of the holders, br9ught aliout byYfheir
eS Judge Gee correey as to Il the tme at
shake out all the remaining we.k holders Of Rpsk
process would REQUIRE some daysG lss6 When the
market viii begin TO- assume some dafnite Shape
either Tor decided recovery or q pronounced bear
movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23
sUThe "latest thing outr-One's husband.

~"Spasmodic frenzy" and 'suncontrollable
mania" are the newest variations OF CONDITIONAL
insanity" :
ga bill "for the further protection of the
rights OF married men" was introduced in the
New Hampshire Legislature last week.
~0ne of the society writer's predicts that
wedding in private houses will be the style next
season. TT. IRIS = go =
n%A sensible proposition was made at a recent
religious gatht ing that union should be made
to fight the vii, and not opposing sects. az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23

RAILROAD WAR II JERsEY.-A controversy
.egarding the privileges Of railroad %. turnpike
occurred az Bloomfield, New Jersey, yesterday,
the citizens driving away by force party OF
railroad bridge 10 eros the turnpike At that
xRis.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23

ATKRRIBLE RETEfBUrIoS-Morgan L! Day,
of New ark. vas recently robbed on the Hudson
River steamboat Dyes OF $50. few days ago
a drowned body was recovered, having me
stolen money on the person except 81 Mr.. Day
got lIts money hack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23

From all sections Of Maryland we have reports
that the wheat crop Is the best known for many
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23
FGRAND JET CONCERT.

TFGRAND' aFT CONCERT. -.a-.
from the cert icate Of the Hon. r. J. Brent am
satisfied that the titles to the property proposed to
said 6f s S snd H fai n for hs
city. - DAVID HUNTER,
1t - u. j. Army.
rFwAsHINGTON TARGET SHOOTING AS
- The members who in possession OF paid n
Shares Of the capital stock Of thew ashin9ton Tar
get shooting Associatiop are respectfully requested
Secretary No 1895 9Th street between the hsnps
u and O'Clock p m, from the 22d until the s0th OF
June preparatory to paying the interest due thereon
HUGH HANDLER, sec'y. jes ssd tjeso
0@NOTICE. GlymOnt will not Be- rented 70
N COlored Excursions, and they are not al.
loved to land there. By order Of the
-Je-0 ------ - = fkOPRfBTOR.
hFNATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
Wy There will be meeting Of the members of the
,th street, between and n, northwest, FRIDAY
EfESlSG, June 2. ISL, at s o'elockP;
jena .. W. fRAzEE, sec'y.
%READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM
Wy Sister in charge Of 50. AIMS Infant A sylum:
NY hdtSer-Dear sir: am grateful for the kind
ness e1tsndsd 70 all our people Who assisted si the
and anything can do to extend the patronage of the
Island shall be happy to do, the very best of
order was obeeryed on this OCCASION.
s. lnns IS5aat Asylum, Jsas Il, isI. -" : = = ' ~"
This beautiful and quiet Pleasure Resort will be
fsrms. On July 4fh steamers will convey visitors
from the most convenient vharyes in Washinctos,
and GEORGETOWN to and from The Island:
~ Greene street, Georgetown,
ye<l-uyt u - and on the Island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23

EDR SALE OR RENT-The elegant COUNTRY
Boundary street, 81 the head Of Sd street east, Al n
dining residences Of d, McClelland; one of the hnnd
soonest suburban residences in the District Ami,
TO A; r, SHEPHERD, sl0 Pelnsylvania ayeaue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23
lS FREEDMARs SAVINGS AND TRfJsT
. COMPANY, = -
WAsHISsToN, d. c., June ;-lgl.

s 221Esds1 As sbST EsbsE
wAsHISsroS,D. c., June 2i-la1.
AMENDMENTS 70 FHE lsuLEs AND REeU-
.sa Tra.s Sc%ssny IS fda as fh e ID
In place Of Ruie ' read: ";
Savings and Trust co@p.ny viii psg 1s interest," =, s
on ali II .n n per 81 ss anu
on deposit, under the following conditions ami ex-
Interest, at the above named rate, will begin TO
s sssT ,s q sss q each month q an sum;
Be caicuiated twice lie" ON ON a ~, viii
July and The frs. day Of JanuaEy in each year and
depositor as . deposit, AZ be or she may prefer.
within twenty days after those dates.
withdrawn before the first days Of Ja. or Sanuary
~ each yeeI ior The period which may have elapsed
On deposits Of fye Thousand dollars and upwards
0r ku n's Rsr . ssi , per INN. viii be allowed
Deposits in sums Of NOT less n IAN fifty dollars may
ssa dea 70 be snest to cheek :. sig which
i9 gn per cent pr S.Rum on condition that the
But deposits made under this rule vii, not partiei.
pate inthe higher rate Of interest Of Rule " e2l2w
no city Ps fsp fsrst
MINT prior to June !, ISl, are hereby notified to
undersigned, on
or before the first day Of July, Is7i, at No 500 q
SE9 s2iE " W. SMITH, Gon1aissioner.
ii. ID. BARTLEY, Secretary.
~ MATTHEW O. EMERY WILL HERE.
Wy after have his Once with the National Capt
sSl life 1 F.sD. 1S e1
respectfully invited TO sall upon him thers fresn II
m. TO ! D. m. iels-st
rEoIIGEJ0H gGKsTERs AND DEALERS
for All stands and stalls must be paid for GA or be-
fore the lsT DAY OF July At their appraised y.in,
.scordi1g g law Licenses Tor lai must be sSosn
fH q sEEi E sRskk, Commissioner.
rs EEP coo LII E---I
Ssads, when S1srsss,sd' and .Se. s suf 'oa
= Cooling solution, =, "a
PROF COOKS BALM OP LlYKie i
htwhsls:.Is and r.s. x The following mrs, slsss
G. N aiSs S nssS $ss is sl fs
g. G. G. sinms,i cor \. J. ~. and Yish &; ssirs
s. IS f.l :ss iSi * cs J. hs e
81: q s;s s;
rReECyRITY IN LIFE INSURANCE. Being
z, ne S ssss shf
changed its rate Of reserve 10 per cent thus afford
ing an lAPREGsAblx- sEcUnIfr for the payment OF
All poiiees o. the Company - they become claims
myD-f IL KsIGHr, General Agent.
| DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL, -...- -
l SALE
1 4, A. KEENEY, Druggist.
4 ez-A. Corner 18th and . streets, NV.
I ATHs' LArHsn LATHsni
White Pine and Spruce LATHs, for sale at the
/ NEW LrMBER YARD,
Cypress sHINGLEsn
100 900 CYPRESS SHINGLES, Of variou,
NEW LUMBER YARD,
je Z3-l0t Corner 1th and z streets, n. w.
UMBER LUMBER LUMBER NJ :
1 Every description Of Building and Hardwood
| LUMBER can be purchased At low prices al the
4 NEW LUMBER YARD, -
! les In Conner 9Th and Y streets, n, w
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BOARDING..


COUNTRY BoARD--Foue psssoss can be accem-
~ Rodated with BOARD in q private family at
Hysttsy le five minutes fronl this Station and Spa
sprins. Address Board " BFnftsvnie, Nd. je23 q
DLEASANT FURNISHED ROoMS, WITH OR
y without BoardD communicating otherwise,
With use OF bath s720 18th street, between q
and II. -.T je 22-sts
A FEW PERSONS can be aceoau.loiAted with
"a ROOMS and BOARD in a private family az No.
S04 2ist street, bet and l. First ward within ten
minutes walk Of the Departments; bath roorn, with
bot and cold water in the house. Se2-N'
GUNNER BOARD CAN BE HAD, WITH GOOD
- and we'll furnished Rooms and the comforts o.
home, At the NATIONAL HOTEI,. Woe-astock.
Refer TO Major Ch- Appel, corner Of and. rth sts
u. SCHEFfER,
pe1M- - -. IL Proprseor.
SgMMER BOARDING AT NEWBURGH- ON
THE HUDSON.-A party Of six OF eight grown
persons can be accommodated with frst-class
reom a.; > broad piazza commanding q mag nifcent
view OF the river; pleasant grounds with plenty Of
pSst ONCE; Everythi1e viii be dsne 10 make an
nG%s iSs sas Address Ms Box
y for the reception Of SUMNER B0ARDERS
Persons accommodated with good Board, and the
Privilege Of riding out Horseback or in Carriage
MRs NJ WkER, Brookvfiie, Montgomery county,
No. my I'm
ELIGIBLE AND e0MnoRTABLE ROOMS,
can be had at No. 1918 I street, on reasopsbIe
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodated fes-n
EIRsT-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEAsxNf
= rkQNT ROOMS, 90 be had on reasonable terms
az ISOl, corner Pennsylvanie avenue and 18th
street. Coed location and accessible. mis- ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23
LOST AND FOUND.

"A BURNS Drug Store, opposite UAited States
Treasury, which the owner win please call for 23
I OsTzThe person Who finds my POCKETBOOK,
thsIein, can keep the money. b. II. WARNER,
129 7th street. --.... .rrrr = Ii
I OsT-On the ri instant, . MEMOHAEpUM
l. BOOK, written with Lead pencil. liberal re-
ward will be given IL retsrned to H0wARDS Fur
nture Store, No. 1102s corner 7th aud L streets,
Navy Yard. 4 ? - It,
~ LING. beyond Fort Slocrra, on the I'd dAy-N
Of June, -FOUR cows and one HEIFER. RF
and prove property, pay charges, and take them
away. ~ 80 II p. je9-3ts
II OST-On June 18th, q pair ofSPECTACLES; gold
II frames; oval glasses; In new leather @A@
OF morocco sase. Leave At Star SfHce,S
or ct THOMAS LEWIS, el1 street, and receive
reward. jezl-3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-23

a FFKIN NJ. sAhE.Ihe besutifnI C0uNTRY
on the road from Pierce Mil TO Tennally town sbout
~ miles from " Washington, d. g. The place eontsns
sion house, containing eighteen rooms and two seail
cottages, one sestaining six poems and the other
three; ice-hpuse, barn, &c. These are about seven
aeres Of grape In bearing pears, peaches and other
fruits Tia view from the house Is one Oh the finest
idence would do well to cal and examine this prop
erty. For terms apply e the place or BY letter ad