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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-04-07

Recent Havana dispatches say the gen.
eral impression was that the sugar crop will
show a decrease of from one-fifth to one
quarter compared with last year.
Paris was reported quiet on the Goth,
the insurgent committee still retaining all
the important points. A sub. Central Com
mittee, consisting of twelve members, had
been formed. Garibaldi had been offered
the supreme command of the National
Guards
A Versailles dispatch of the Goth says
Minotti and Ricciotti Garibaldi had de-
clined to fight except against foreign
enemy
T" There has been correspondence between
Bismark and the Central Committee at
Paris. The latter represented that the
Theirs government was unsupported In
any proper way by the country, and that
the election of new Assembly became
necessary. The committee offered mean
while to pay, in few days, an installment
of the indemnity due Germany. Bis
marks reply was favorable. The opinion
here is strong that the restoration of the
empire by aid of the Imperial army is in
evitable."
A dispatch was received at Washington
on the Both from Minister Washburne, at
Paris, saying that it was difficult to pre-
dict what would be the end of the exist
ing troubles in Paris. The insurgents were
strong in the cities, but not in the country.
Emissaries of Napoleon were in France,
busily intriguing to restore the Empire. It
was not believed they could succeed with
out outside aid, and the mention of his
name only created greater disorders. No
man." Washburne says, has yet appeared
who has the confidence of the people"
The Queen of Sweden died at Stock
holm on the Both.
A Paris dispatch of the 31st ult. says
the government had completed arrange
ments for moving against Paris. The
troops would move simultaneously with
The Germans along the line by Montmartre
and Berey.
A London telegram Of the Both ult. says !:
Paris grows sadder in appearance daily.
One hundred and sixty Thousand people
have left the city within the past ten days"
Recent news from South America state
that terrible inundation had occurred in
Northern Peru. Lambayeque, an inland
town of 5000 inhabitants was wholly de-
stroyed, and great loss of life was occa-
stoned. Among the towns inundated are
San Jose, Payta, San Petro, Pacasmayo,
Lambayeque, and may others.
In the Canadian House OF Commons
on the 31st ult., the government plan for
the admission of British Columbia into
the Dominion, and for the construction of
Pacific railroad, were adopted by a vote
of 81 to 20.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-04-07
How q School Boy Got Lost.

THE Boston 7FareRer tells this story
The pet ofa family residing not far from
LaGrange street is a boy who has recently
passed his fifth year, and having just don
ned his first jacket and trowsers, is attend
ing.a primary school The other after
noon he failed to come home at the usual
hour, much TO the alarm of the household,
aud after long search he was found, some
time after dark, at the Providence depot.
He was sent to bed without much explana-
ton, though 1t is possible his treatment
was what Solomon would have recommend
ed in such an emergency. The next morn
ing he was down to the breakfast table,
evidently none the worse for the lesson,
and perhaps the wiser. Taking advantage
Of a lull in the conversation customary at
the morning meal, he turned his grave
countenance toward the head of the table,
and giving free vent TO his overcharged
mind, nc exclaimed, "Ill tell, you, mamma,
how 1t happened. After school l went
part of the way home with Mary, and
At the corner of a street where she left me,
] kissed her, aud she kissed me, and then
j found was lost" There was an explo-
sion around the table just about that time.
II Is suspected that this IL not the first
young gentleman who has been lost under
similar circumstances. tt
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FoRGERs TO BE ENcoURAeED.-Black-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-04-07

FoReERs TO BE ENooURAeED.-Black-
smiths.
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18th Day Of November, Next,

18th Day Of November, Next,
to the highest and hest bidder, all the right, til
Tie aud interest that the heirs of Nathaniel =.
Humphreys, deceased, have in and to n certain
tract of land, situate in the 18th Civil Distric,
OF Monroe county, Tennessee, It'll Range East
Jl fractional Township, 18th Section, aud the
South West Quarter Of said Section, IIiwassee
District. One tenth of said lands will first he
offered Tor sale ~ belonging to the estate of Pol
~ Humphreys, deceased, and then the remain
lug nine tenths. Then said lands are to he sold
all together, aud the true mode of sale adopted
which brings the highest aud best price.
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Hair Restorative.

Contains No Lac SULPHUR-NoSUGAR or
LEND-No L.ITlIARGE-No NITRATE of
SILVER, nni Is entirely frer from the Poisonous
and Ilealth-lestroyias Drugs used in other llair
Preparations.
Transparent aud clear rs crystal, 1t will not
suil the finest fabric perfectly SAFE, iLEAN
and EfflCiENT-lrsilrIatum> lcNG SOUGHT
FOR AND FUCND At LAST!
II restores and prevents the hair from hccoln-
ing tray, impnrt, u soft, glossy appearance, Ie-
moyrs bandruil, il cool and refreshing I. the
head, checks the Hair FROM falling oil, anil re
stoIrs il Ia Il great extent when prcmaturely
lost, prevents Headache. cures all llumurs, Gu
tancnus rrurtions, and unnatural Heat. ~ a
DRESSING FOR THE HAIR il is the BEST
ARTICLE IN THE MARKET.
pr. q. SMITH, Patcntcr, Grafton Junction
Mac. Prepared only by PROCTOR BROTH
EliS, Glmr ester, Massachusetts. The Genuine
is put up in a panel hotIle, made expressly for
it, with the name Ot the article blown in the
gla,s. .Nsk your Druggist tor Natures Hair
Restorative and take M other.
fur salc by DR.. II. T. SCRCGGS
nov3-ly Sweretwater, Tenn,
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SPER MATORRUEA

This affection has proved the everlasting ruin
Of thousands Of the nOh.cst and most talented
young men that eucr gave tongue to cl"qurncc
or pen to song. How many parents have seen
the reason of n gistc,l son 20 to ruin-haye seen
him fade away from their homes, their hearts,
and their h%Carths, like II shadow OF evening
from the hills, and have turned in tears to the
tomb when he has gone down, in the bloom Of
youth and the morning OF his existence, with
out once su4pccting that the idol Of their dcclin-
ing years was II victim to a solitary habit For
this and other Affections, DR.. Coleman com-
pounds his own medicines from the purest and
most costly materials, and can be rent to any
pnrt Of the country nndctccted.
They act ms kin,lly on the most delicate fc-
male and infrm old agc, rs upon the most Wig
orous and athletic system, Graduating every
poison, inrigorating the debilitatti organs, en-
riching impoverished fluids, building up the
tagging nervous energies, impartins vigor to the
body and mind, and bringing every faculty into
healthy play.
Conference by letter, or in person, by those
requiring assistance, is respectfully solicitod.
Address DR.. l.. L.. COLEMAN,
2S2is Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
tept2I ,lSil-3m
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DIR. 0. S. PROHIBITS
n nody Pain XIII Tt.
NEVER FAILING

KILLS PAIN IN EVERY FORN
nuRES Pains in the Back, Chest, Hips or
" Limbs, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Coughs,
Colds, bronchial Affections, Kidney Discnse,,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Collie, Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Plcurisy, Asthma, Heart Burn,
Toothachc, J]awachc, Earachc, Headache,
Sprains, Bruises, cuts, Commissions, Sores, Lace
rated Wounds, SEALS, Burns, Chillhlnins, Frost
Bites, Poisous Of all kinds, vegetable or animal.
E-$" OF AL the Remedies ever discovered for the
rclcf Of suffering humanity, this is the best
Pain Eradicator known to Medical Science. The
cure is speedy and permanent in the most in
v%cterate diseases. This is no humbug, but n
grand medical discovery. \ Pain Killer con-
Thinning no poison to inilamc, parnlizc, or
drive the Inflammation upon an internal organ.
Its efficiency is truly wonderful-ltelicf is in
Simultaneous. 1t il destined to humi-h pains and
aches, wounds and bruises from the face of the
earth. Prepared by l.. II. BnLpFIELD,
Jc22-Iy Atlanta, Georgia.
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TlCNN lCSS
Eed%cal TnGrmary.

ISTABLISllED expressly for the Treatment
IL and cure Of ArrTr, IlHuNIC ANp SURGICAL
DISEASES, both male and female. Principal ~
fee,
2S2J SpronI Street, Orar Muii$on.
Conductcdal0nc 10y pr, w. l.. COLEMAN, an old
and experienced physician, II graduate Of the
University Of Pennsylvania, ut Philadelphia.
Dir. Coleman has made especially ii all Chro-
mic Diseases, and diseases OF q private nature nf
the sexual and seminal organs, Tor the pat %
years. lie keeps posted in all the improvements
of aivnuccp science, having in view the speedy
cure of tloDe comMitted to orr care. Cntram-
mclcd hy the dogmnS OF the past, or innnya-
tions of the present, his privilege rs II physi-
clan, Ia not to cont.nd about theories, but to
Rnrr liscn.rH.
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Decree to Sell Land,

j. W. Mllligan, ct. ux', VS.. Moses Humphreys
ct. al.
y obedience TO an order OF the County Court of
Il Monroe county, Tennessee, made at the Octo-
Der term or said Court, will offer Tor sale ut the
court house in MadisOnville, on the
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TIIIC BATTLE HOUSE
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

L HAVE Leased the Hotel lately known ~ the
L Stacey lI"rsr, aud will hrncelurth conduct
it on the m,st approved style.
II patronage Of the public generally, and of
my old friends particularly, who have Stool by
nae ~ truly in the past, i. respectfully solicited.
| promise them q cordial reception and Il com-
Portable home at the Battle House. -
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II will hc aeon from the above that have
l,r,nl the Stacey House II Grncrnl attic. In
i~,risius from the position which have occupied
for se,pral ears in thir city, ! desire To tender
my thanks and kind wishes to old friends, aud
to rarurstly rntrcnt u continuation OF their pat
ronngr to my successor, ~ one who will make
their stay with him comfortably in every re
rprct. .nl3-u j. h' SlAIEl'
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Es. q. r
Endwuy'S Iscndy Relief

-
Isndwuy'S IScudN Relief
Cures the worst paius
IL FROM ONE To TWENTY MINUTES.
Not huc Hour AMER recalling this advertise.
meut ucch amy one suicr with pain.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF /, u cure for eve.
ny uatn.
Il was the frst anil l.
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most cxcuriltius pains,
allayS inflammation, uul cures cnugrsFiou.,
whether Of the LUNG, Stomach, Bowels, or 9TH
cr glands or organs, by TINE application.
In from ONE to TWENTY minutes,
no matter how violent or cxcruriatins the main
the Rheumatic, Ecd-ridlcn, lufru, Crippled,
Nervous, Neuralgia, or Frustrated with disease
may suffer,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
viii afford instant ease.
Inflammation %! tie Kidneys,
Inflammation Of The Bladder.
Inflammation Of the Bowels.
Congestion of the Lungs.
Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing.
Palgitation Of the Heart.
Mysteries, Group, Dil iberia.
Catarh, Influenza.
llcadache, IOOthackc.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
Cold rhill-, Ague Chills.
The application nj the Ready Relief to tic
part or part, where the pain or difficulty exists
will afford case and comfort.
Twenty drops in half IL tmpLlcr Of water will
in - few moments cure tramfS, SIaSlus, Sour
stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, D]iarrhcn,
ny,cntcry, collie, winl in the bowels, and all
internal pains,
Travellers shoull always carry a bottle Of
Railways Ready Relief with them. \ tow
drops in water will prevent sickness or pains
from change ~ water. u is better than French
Hrandy or BittcrS as IL stimulaut.
FEVER AND AGCE.
Fever and Aguc cured ior fifty cents. There
is not remedial agent in this world that will
cnre Fever and Aguc, aud all other Mulurious,
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid. Yellow, and uth"r ic-
vcrs, taidcd hy Railways pills. ~ quick as
Railways Ready Relief. Fi!ty cents per bottle.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate of X. G..
N Spears, deceased, are hereby notified to
come forward and make payment without delay,
and those having claims against said estate will
present their evidences of debt, legally authcn-
ticatcd, to the undersigned, within the time
prescribed by law, otherwise they will be for
ever barred. s. 7. HALE,
.cpt. Fl, lS7l-it-pfS4 administrator
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-26
Terms of Sale:

Ten per cent. OF the purchase money will he
required 10 lie paid in land On the day OF sale.
AMI i"r IIe reIn"'nIer o. the purchase money,
notes %it'i approved security will be required
t'"in the purchaser, one half due in twelve
n,attAStn the remainder IN twenty- four months.
aAIaNsn retained upon the lutls mil tnc pur-
chase money il paid.
Uctj-ii-Itpt3S At. HICKS, Clerk.
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Celebrated Excelsior and clipper

NbH and Mr. @g Smmhm TK Knoxville mMs 2ddy June 1870
Ms. the FIRST PREMIUM OER THE SAE MACHINES the Eastern Division Fair bdI, tEumvHLr
Green County Frhdm the same month
Over SWmym these Machines were dh last aannm n eym emmr mrg satisfaction erMwrLm .
East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-10-26

SOIL AGENTS. ORTE
FayOrhe GekeT, Pitts and Sweepstakes Threshers and horsp Poveps
Observation-Disclosures
HN"KNs& WELCOME sULKY AMI REVoLHENG Hay RNNEi wRRNrEDrn HTN USE
I'VE NDsTU HHIE srEEIrI C w (which took the Fn pmmmmmt the num Hatch ,m
%%%m nn r
MMN@d% improved Peacock nMh"dS%%Hr Flows"
we have u large assortment Of cOrn SheNersa nd Fepl opf+ors
the Sinclair mmmMBm die hEb Cutters Titles mnhdahcm mmrmms ,w ~
duUu%H WW%I Hay HmlMmWeFU Forks HtQWHN mdW Warranted
mn ~u %mdGrmNH %Mmfhmdbm nd Ermoh HmhM
A~@%1%@r NNcSUD&G SQ CmNoTES MT@N WTEr,n
"o%mYw @"f"dHe w AG ON M@@ @nMM"% wmmm MM mmh~y mwA pms Material Construction and
Dmyb u@mmHpw %M
---
Agenthn EaThanNsa and EuAaloS Scale WORKS. Hay, Coal Platform and Counter scales.
MM"F "%" Vertical mE%@mas wMm&h An @Nhm@a mmL mrdpr
|Nmmm wmmmw w respect N%~&TTS%M N %%%%% %%M" nothing
-GastG enne@eea and Virginia Railroad Depo5 Building, Knoxville.
Liberal Adnno@mm made on Condrmmhd FpdueG mmmy
Nohc"o taken an A@nYfm hc famous Buckeye RommdM Mower mnfrmrdn C. Amn& Co.. Cantor Ohio
- D. ChAdE@3 49, Sweoswater, EEcC0RELE g. co.
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Health. Beauty! a.!
Strong and pure rich hlool-incrcusc Of flesh
aud wcight-rlcur kin and beautiful COM
plcAiou secured to all.
DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsapmillim Rcsolvcnt
Has made the most astonishing cures.
So quick, so rapid are the changes the body
unlcrgocs, unrlcr the influence Of this truly
wonderful medicine, Chat
EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IN
DAY IN INCREASE N
FLESH AND WEIGHT Is
SEEN AND FELT.
The Great Blood Purifier.

Inv N''"I Al"o" uilliCI'
Every drop ni the SarSnlnrllll:h tcS0lvent
communicates Through the HlouI, Sweat, Urine,
amt o'hrr hlulS ana juices 81 the system the
yigor ol HE, Tor It repairs the wastes ot the
booty with new and sound material. Scroiula,
syphilis, consumption, Hllntulnr diseases, u
GERS III the throat amt mouth, IumorS, No'cS IN
the glands ami othcr parts OF the system, Sore
Eyes, StrlInNr"us discharges from the c9rs, aud
the worst forms ut SKIN diseases, ErupunnS, re-
yer Sores, Sculd Head, Ring Worm, Salt ]lihcuu,
Erysipc!as, Acne, Black Spots, Worms in the
Flesh, TuUorS, Cancers in the Womb, AMI all
weakening and painful discharges, Night
Sweets, Loss at Sperm, and all wastes Of the
life principle, are within the curative range Of
r',a "o,'.'r w m.'''n ,u'I1r''H, n"' Wv"
either of these form, of disease, il. potent now
cr to cure them.
lrtnc patient, daily BECOMING reduced hv the
wastes and drroimnsi,i.u that i continually
Progressing, succeeds in arrcsting these wastes,
and rrlnirs the spmr with urw material made
from healthy blonI-and this the Sarsnparillinn
will and docs ,ccurr-a cure i. certain. lu.
when once this remedy commence. it, work Of
puriHrntiun, ami sucrcrIs in diminishing the
inss OF wastes, it, r~cpairs will he randi. and cy-
cry day the %lnlirut will feel himself GROWING
better and stronger. the ioni dirrsiiur better,
appetite increasing and flesh and weight in
crra,ing.
Not oulv locs the Sar,aparillinn Ecsolycnt cx-
eel VII known remedial agents in the cure of
Chronic, Srrofllnls, Constitutional and skin
diseases. but it j., the only positive cure for Kid
ncy and bladder complaints. Urinary and Womb
diseases, Gravel, Diabetes, Dro)sy, Stoppagc Of
Water, lncuntincncc Of Urine, Briglts Disease,
Albuminurin, and in all cases where there are
hrick-lust deposits or the water is thick, cloudy,
miScd with substances like the white Of an egg,
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ZONES TURF AND STUISKSLE STEEL PIO7
farms 1T Mr.. Wm.Mcek aud Mrs. White in Knox county, in Nov
10 addition t" the Above we have the largest and best stock Of Flows
Flows, and Il full line of the improved Peacock, Hillside and Sub-Soil
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III ~
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~ .hi1iA y eoHinsTr' Il. \. u
nNnr Ae''imohS 10 thelr W on
aer'n' Nu'n'i'e ln'e'- lhey areho'aNlc Fancy
ni'nN' "'t' " r""r rum nhlAkeS' froor
HP'r''' anu iNeiuse Liquors uoei"rrd' spietd and
'"'s''n'' 10 i''ae lhe TASTE called 'IonieS' "Appcii1'
Wv "''"''r &C. "'l''ad inc uppi'roN 10 drunken
"NS -"4 run Os ae " "u' nsdls'h', made rom tho
Az, '" amu "'Io'o' 'unofn''' iree IRON nll
Hleoh"I'e slimuIlhA AHeJ arc 'r ShEAr
nIsoon 'hhfhEA ana n LIFE GIVING
To- =" l'lI''t H'l''"'oE ana Ih'Evr''or"
u' ,'N'uh' ''"!"'s on AT POISONOUS matter AMI Te'ior
IVY "v p'"' I" nv''hE condition No l'r'nn can take
NV ''t ".''H''''- !" "''''''lt aHl remain l"h' I'M
"'"' P'"'"''" "''' ""o' III n'' u''''oE'H "y mineral
f">"n"r o.'e' m'a's' ahd tue vial organs wasted beyond
'e p'n'o OF repair.
ihcS hro u "ehiie r"rghtlNe "a wen n y
i'"'e' p'''N!"s "'N'' "u p''"'l'r m'Fi ct acting asa
po"'I'"' a''n' III r''''N'ns Congestion or Inflammation OF
'r L'N'', anl W u' ''ferIl ufian+
run EL"ALh whether In
!""hs "' ul' "'a'''d "I N'hrlc' ~ the dawn ot woman
"'"' ~ Cd '' "" " "'' ""' lo'@e b'''eTi have no
'Fn'"
inn'inm"tory anu Chronle ~hheumatism
hhu ''""t' DSspepHi'' or indigestion, Bilious,
nenhi'leht anu ihierlnitteht FcNerS, Diseases
oilhe i'i""u' i'Ner' h'dh"SHH ANA hlndder' ihe'n
h'''er" h''e "'y" most successful such Diseases
ar'cau'"Ihy Niilnted Hood which Il grncTaily pro-
uucei hy ucrnnscn''htn I Tue Digestive Organs.
oh"iEiSiAO DiGtl,TioN Headache,
AT" W VI" '".W'''' ''u'n', lIsh'h''' OF the Chest
nm,r '"" ''",''''''' OF inc H'"hi''h' nat TASTE IN
~. """," "'.'"' ''"''",, i''P''a'"h OF tho Heart, H.
na"" ""I " S ", ,s ~" ', ~ III r's'O"' "' Tue Md
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SHILLING Ar COST :
e.. FOR CASH.!

HAVING purchased the goUls formerly owned
j. by u. l.. Fry, offer the same at original
cost. Thotc who wish cheap goods will ful it
to their interest to call and examine for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere. Tcrms-
cash at the post office. 4. Il. BOYD.
September u lS7l-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-20
The Ba.e Ball world.

fnts'eS.inc Plans for the Coming Sedson-
The bahe ball clubs are already recognising
for the next Jeason, and there will be several
important changes in the leading clubs.
The Olympics of this city will retain but few
members of the presentnine. The White Stock
inss, OF Chicago, which will probably win the
championship of the present season, having
already won seventeen games and lost but six,
propose to have the strongest club in the county
next season.
The Boston nine, and the Athletics of New
York, the first of which has won eighteen games
and lost nine this season, and the latter won
seventeen and lost nine, will also secure the ser
vices of prominent players.
The White Stocking nine Is now composed OF
Duffy, Woods, Tracey, Hodes, McAtee, Zett-
lein, Foley, Pinkham and Simmons. Force,
Allison, and Mills, of the Olympic Club, have
already signed contracts to play with the White
Stockings next on, and wi / take the places
of Duffy, Hodes and McAtee on that nine. N.
T.. Young, for some time past secretary Of the
Oily mpjc Club, hes accepted the management
of the White Stockings. at salary of e, &c per
Zettlein are the only three members of the
White Stockings who will be retained
Leonard, of the Olympics, will probably play
With the Boston Nine, and Hall viii probably go
have professional nine to contend for the
championship next season. Several of the
White Stockings viii probably accept positions
upon this nine.
George Wright, the famous short stop OF the
Boron Club, remains with that organization,
clabS in the country.
There is material in This city for a first
cas- nine, and it is stated that COughlin,
Hines, and Doyle, of the Nationals, will fill va
cancies in the Olympic nine. Brainard, Glen,
Sweazy and Waterman will remain with the
Oily mpics, which club will be thoroughly organ
lied for the neat season, and be under the con-
trol of a competent manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-20
GEORGETOWN.

BOATING MATTERs.-The Potomac Club
expects to receive to-day an official CHALLENGE
for race from the Analostan Club. A special
meeting of the Potomac Club will be held on its
receipt to consider the propriety of accepting.
The Potomac Club are to have a regatta on
Tuesday next, at O'Clock p. m. The coprse
chosen is from the clubhouse one mile up the
river, rounding the "Three Sisters" and return.
The races are to be between the married men
against the bachelors Of the club; Also "a race
between the heavy and feather weights. The
boats to be entered are their champion boat
Meteor and the Adelaide, Restless, and Name
less. review of the fiotilla will take place
after the race. Nothing official has vet been
received from the Undine Club, of Norfolk.
relative to the race between lat club and the
Po,omacs
RECEIPTS OF GRAIy.-Mr. George Waters
received this morning 1900 bushels of wheat,
100 bushels of corn and 80 bushels OF corn meal
per canal.
NUISANCE ABATED.-The disreputable house
on South s.feet, near the Presby terrain church
recently complained of in the Board of Health
by Mr.. MarbuIy was yesterday taken possession
of by Lieut.. Essex, of the third police precinct.
The inmates of the house were Mrs. Newton
white, and Emma JohnCOn and Kitty ,Jamison.
colored. The keys were turned over to Major
Richards.
No SALES Of wheat on Change this morning.
The MILLS are running again to-day.