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The Portland daily press., 1872-03-15

Its reported on good authority that Mr.. Sew
ard is busily engaged writing his autobiogra-
ply, and an account of his recent trip around
the world. Mr.. Bryant is preparing for trip
to Mexico, having finished his great labor of
translating Homer. Mr.. Gideon Welles is
proving, by frequent aud trenchant articles
for the magazines, that age has neither with
cred his intellect nor dimmed the brightness
of his memory of wrongs endured. Mr.. j.
S. Black, while continuing his legal practice,
is still finding time to deal hard blows at his
political adversaries in other magazine essays
Mr. Caleb Cushing's hand is discernible in
some of the most powerful of our late State
papers, and he is ON the eve of departing for
Geneva as counsel in the Alabama claims ar
bitration. Mr.. Charles Matthews-to pass to
another sphere-has just delighted US with
acting which, for grace, ease and facility OF
expression, is hardly to be equaled by the
younger generation of actors, at whose birth
/ it may be said this veteran comedian attend
ed. Mr.. A. b. Durand, the oldest of our ar
fists, has just completed picture which in
size is one of his largest, and in strength of
execution one of his most important. Mr..
Havemeyer has proved his capacity for eflec-
tive work for the public as chairman of the
Committee of Seventy, and has shown us that
energy and ability to render great service for
the public do not always depart with the
coming of many years.
The venerable Judge Lowell, of Boston,
furnishes the bar with decisions which for
clear and compact statement, and compre-
hensiye grasp of the subjects with which they
deal, are models of American judicial opin-
ions. Mr.. Ralph Waldo Emerson, whose
wears count up so many as to make those of
us who knew of him in his Dial days sadly
turn to count our own gray hairs, has never
produced more finished work than that he
has lately given us-work rich with the ripe
ness of thought and experience, and polished
to diamond-like brilliancy. Bishop Potter
avoids no Episcopal duties, and even resent
ed as almost a reflection on his character
when the division of the Diocese of New
York, now accomplished, was first proposed.
Mr.. Vanderbilt directs his half-doZen great
railroads, and pushes his vast financial enter.
prises with a clearness and soundness OF
Judgment in every way wonderful-and with
brow that tells no story of care, plays his
little game of whist in the evening as II he
were nothing but an easy, well-to-do Ola gem
tleman, outside the turmoil OF business or
adventure. Captain John Ericsson, who pre-
sided at the birth of the locomotive, being
rival of Stevenson, as far back as 1929 and
whose pupis are now old men and distin-
guished engineers, is still working with q
yigor and clearness of intellect really unexam-
pied even in his own marvellous career. He
is now engaged upon the most abstruse study
of his life-solar physics-and has already
accomplished enough therein to make repu-
tation, even if he had done nothing else.-
Neao York Times.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-15

HENRY WARD BEECHER supports Presi-
dent Grant for denomination in a long editor
ial in the Christian Union, and at the same
time refers pleasantly to the war in the sem
ate. We clip the closing paragraph:
Woulda new man expurgate the senate OF
ambition? Put another man IN Grants
plaee-and would not the same struggles go
on9 Where is the man that gives assurance
of skillful leadership? We read the names of
thosa ,vho have been prominently mentioned,
With tse respect s for their honorable services in
the ranks, but with a smile at the thought of
their generalshipP Well, there is this good
in ali that has happened, that when men have
talked out their feelings they are apt to feel
better The old nurses used to give children
saffron tea for the measles, and rejoiced when
they saw the skin red with the efflorescence.
Our Washington great men have shocking
complexion, but it is because their temper
has come out to the surface. We hope 1t may
not be allowed to strike in again.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-15
a3I CONGRESS STREET.

Where we shall keep constantly on hand, a full as
sorment of these Machines in the various styles of
finish. 4
Machines sold Monthly Instalments.
eH Machine Stitching and Stamping for Embreid-
cry and Braidlng done to order. All Machines sold
and work DONE warranted to give entire satisfaction.
N B. Manufacturers are especially invited to call
and evamine our ssMedium Mnehine.o
WHEELOCK & SARGENT,
fe14 Sole Aoe-ts for Portland and Vicinity
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-15

HOTEL DIRECTORY.
Embracing the leading Hotels In the State at which,
the Daily PRESS may always be found.
f HraLl ALFRED.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-15
PORTLAND TURNVEREIN /!

HNHE Annual meeting of the Portland Turnverein,
IL for choice of officers and the transaction of the
usual business, will be held at their rooms on Friday
Evening, 10Th inst, at o'clock.
mch13-3t X, WILLIAMS Sec
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-15
Silver Plate Polish A.!

TUIHE subscriber has prepared and would respect
Il fully offer to the Public superior article for
cleaning and polishing Gold Silver and Plated Ware
which will excel anything of the kind ever brought
into the market. And as guarantee of this state
ment, will refer to the following well known reliable
gentlemen of this city:
Gerrish & Pearson, Jewellers Middle 81 w,, Santer
Jeweler, Exchange st; SamI Rolfe DRUGGIST. Con-
gress st Rand q Thomes, dealers in Crockery, Con-
gTess st; Abner Lowell, Jeweler Congress st; j. A.
Merriii y Co, Jewellers, Middle st; g. c. Toinan
Market Sqr; Nutter Bros. Stove Dealers Market Sgr
y. f. Land, Dealer in Crockery, Glassware, Sc, Ex-
change ST. MOSES PEARSON,
Silversnlith, Gold 81 silver Platter,
Temple ST., near Congress -.
For Sale by the trade generally, azseodu
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-15
NOTICE.

n y II / . T..
ssTUNHE Portland Dry Dock and Warehouse Co."
Il have leased their Docks and other propery in
Cape Elizabeth to James L. Simpson for one year
from Jan. 1, 1871 to Jan. 1, 1872, and during said
debts contracted in their name on their account,
unless authorized or approved by the President of
the company. CHAS. A. LAMBARD,
President P. d. Dock and Warehouse Co.
-ag By his Attorney, IL ID. NJ. SWEAT,
Portland, January 2Sth, 1871 jn30f
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-15

Mr.. Clarke, the juror in the Mayor Hall tral,
reported sick, died "Wednesday evening" WHICH
will neeessitate a new trial.
The Portland daily press., 1872-03-15

OLD ORCHARD BEACH
Ocean House, B. Seavy, Proprietor.
Old Orchard House, E. c. Staples Propri
etOr. 2 -at51A 7.R
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THE COrRrs

PROBATE COURT, Judge Hamphrsys.--To-day,
the last viii and testament OF Jane Everard
was admitted 70 probate and record. Hugh
Masterson qualified as executor-bond, az. go.
Cledworthy Benie qualified as adm illustrator
OF the. estate of William Bienie-bond, 81 So.
The Will of the late Eliza Il. Beale was rally
proven. The will of the late Mathew Byrns
was partially proven. Thevill Of Richard Win
field was filed.
PoLIoR COURT, Judge SHell.-To-day. James
stones on III street Major Richards testffiel
that he found a disorderly gathering OF colored
boys on the street this morning and ordered
them to disperse when this fellow, Manigan, re-
torted In an impudent manner, and on his at
tempting to arrest him, he resisted, and after
getting away from witness he flung stones back
at him; SO. James Ware, colored, profane
ana indecent language on the street; 81. John
Cavanaugh, same offence; 50. Elias Hatchin-
son, charged with using profane and indecent
language; S5. VIM. Magruder, a vagrant, was
sent to the workhouse. A. VILLAGE, charged
restaurant on Pennsylvania avenue and 22d
street; judgment reserved. j. j. W. j. Thomp-
son, charged with stealing harness worth as;
SIX months in Jail. John Ford, assault
and battery on Lewis Hansn; SIS.
John Cavanaugh, charged with resisting
sault and battery on Lewis Herme, white.
This occurred in Prices stables on 9Th street.
both parties being employees. Ford came near
plunging long sheath knife into complaining
witness, and the court sent him to Jail three
months. John Gear, malicious trespass BY
premises of Henry Smith; IS. Miles Deviue,
larceny Of two wagon wheels valued at $50
property of VIM. A, Young, coachmaker; case
continued. Henry worthington, colorei
charged with stealing varioIs articles of cloth.
ing and bedding from Fanny Hill valued at as
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A L E x A N DRIA.

FIRE REGULATIoNs.-Froma and after Thurs
Gay next ropes are to be used at all fires til ut
may occur in the city, AID no one will be adj
mitted within the limits prescribed, except those
VINO have on hremen's uniforms or badges
IMPROVEMENT AT FIsHrowN.-Mr w. A.
Smoot has commenced the improvement of his
wharf property near Fishtown. The work will
include the construction OF a bulk head at the
loot OF Princess street, and wharf extending
as Tar down as the dock OF the steamer CoIum-
ba.
ANOTHER RAILRoAD.-It is stated that the
surveys OF the proposed railroad from Ouantico
(fotonac city, TO Manassas, are progressiry
anc that the work of constructing the road will
be commenced this year.
HE CARS on the Alexandria and Fredericks,
burg railroad now run regularly to Neabsco
and, 1t Is said, will commence running repularIv
TO Richmond on the 10Th instant.
HARVESTING commenced On the farm of Mr.
MlIllam Arnold, near this city, tO-day-the
next.
The CONTRACTOR for the building of the new
market, and the workmen under his direction
are making commendable progress in the cree
uon OF that line edihce.-Gdsstte, last eceniRg
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g L D Il G E L OW N.

TIE UNION RAILRoAD-Ths Work Of Con-
stTuction 10 be Pushed Fortcdrd.-In the aupro-
priation bill passed By Congress the following
clause was inserted :-'' And all railroads are
hereby prohibited on the street and X street
fronts OF Farragut, Scott and Franklin squares:
ana no further street railroads shall be laid
down in the city of Washington without the
consent OF Congress" In accordance there
with, the Union railroad company have taken
up their track laid down on I street. The board
OF directors held a meeting last night and de-
termined to construct, without DELAY. All the
other portion of the road not affected BY the
above amendment. The work of building the
new stables Of the company in this city is pro-
crossing rapidly.
TIE COAL TRADE.-The receipts and ship
ments of coal by the different companies this
week have been as follows Borden mining
company, receipts 800 tons and shipments
400 tons; Agnew's wharf, receipts 22iO tons
and shipments 500 tons; Rays docks receipts
4,SoO tons and shipments 5,572 tons; Consoiida-
ton company, receipts Z III tons and shipments
$50. tons. The trade has been good during the
week and the supply OF vessels fair, the Ship
ments lar exceeding the receipts, and the
%naIves being considerably depleted of the
TIE NEW PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF
DIRECTORS of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company qualify at Annapolison Monday neIt
It is probable that President German will estab-
lish his headquarters at Annapolis. All in this
CITY who do business with the canal would be
glad II he could make it convenient to locate his
once either in Washington or GEORGETOWN,
THE EIGHTH BUILDING Association, at its
last meeting a few evenings since, retired 50
shares, at the maximum rate of Sl20 per share.
The KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs eff this city will he
interested by notice published to-day anon
the Georgetown advertisements
RECEIPTS OF GRAM. G. Waters has re-
ceived, per canal boat j. y. Thomas $50 bushels
OF wheat and 2, 800 bushels OF white and yellow
corn.
SALES OF GRAIN.-Seven hundred and fifty
bushels of prime red whe at sold this morning N
S215; 2,50e bushels of white and yellow corn
sold at 81 cents for white and % for yellow.
AcCIDENT.-A coiored man EMPLOYED at the
limestone quarry OF Fowler and Yarwood. near
the chain bridge, was severely injured this
morning by rock falling upon his leg and
will probably be necessary.
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Government securities.


BAL T,MoRE, June Il -virginia skies. coupon,
Ibid TO day. -
EALrIMoRE; Jrne Il Cotton very dull and noui-
nal; low M lin Sc, 241sas4S Flour sseaiy: more
s s,rs IN hish sIades; low grade. dull; Howard
street and western extra, sass; city mills extra
s1salo. Wheat dull aud firm. Corn-white ,enth-
Sestern weak, e5a6s. Oats quiet; We tern mi xed
Mes. sS S0.s ssis Rye S%ss
dr. RIB sides, asked: Bacon-shoulaers,
cured hams, lSalSk. Lard firm; sales 200 tierces;
PRIME western steam,e Wes'era butter quiet ana
NEw YORK: June ls.-stocks frmer. Gold
feaey, ls4. Money easy,5. Exchange, long, sk;
short, los. Governments dull and heavy. Nir-
MIA 6s, 90; new, 81. North CarOlina's, Siss; new,
NEW YORK, June IA Flour duIl and I'm
changed Corn griet and steady. Wheat duh sRs
PARIS, June IL The specie In the Bank OF France
has increased 35o0 90 frles daring the past we-S
LONDON, June "a, II % a. nl.-tOnsOis opened AZ
923S for money and eIs for account B3nds quiet
and stea.y lSde, 9s4; ISIS, OLD, 9i'4; lS67, $50
l0-fO :. SQ1r.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DKPARTMENr,0 Office Chef .Stgadi OFce.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June II, 1872, 10 q. m
SYNOPSIS FOR FAST TwKSTY-FouR HOURS -
The lowest barometer over northwestern I'LL
nois has moved esstwardly over Lake Erie 20
northeastern New England, accompanied b.
rain and fresh 10 brisk southerly winds veerinl
TO northwesterly. Cloudy weather, with ligh'
rain, is now prevailing from western Pennsyl-
vania, Kentucky and eastern Tennessee. Clear
and partially cloudy weather north and west Of
the Ohio valley, with light to fresh northerly t.
westerly winds, and over the south Atlantic and
Gulf states with light 20 fresh southerly 70 west
eriy winds, and from Virginia 70 southern New
England with light TO fresh southerly to westerly
winds. Cloudy weather at the Pacific coast
stations.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES winds veering to
westerly, cloudy weather and areas OF rain for
the south and middle Atlantic states this after
noon and evening, followed By clearing weather
tonight. Clear and partially cloudy weather
and light to fresh southerly 10 ives terry winds
for the Gulf states and northwest of the Ohio
valley. Clearing weather tor Kentdcky and
Tennessee. Cloudy weather and possibly rain
for southern portion of New England tonight.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMExCIAL.

The heavy shipments Of specie from New
York 20 London have had their effect in the
latter city, the bank OF England minimum dis
CONT rate being reduced 10 : \ per cent The
New York money market was easy yesterday,
but government bonds were very dali. The
during the day.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
- Il A b A T BIN q.

COBB's ISLAND, Va, is now open for the ar
surf Bathing; Fishing and snipe shoot yEMv
ing. IEsN
Band Of Music in attendance during the --z-.,.
Terms: s. per day; SIS per week
Boute: From Baltimore by old Bay Line, an
Norfolk by steamer N. p. Banks 70 Cherrysfona
Address COBB BROTHERS,
jel0-lm Cherrrstone Va
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VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
SEWELL'S POINT, HAMPTON ROADS. "a.
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE

This new and spacious Hotel will be fully open for
the reception OF guests. on n
under the supervision of the undersigned, l.sf+ III
and will be kept as a FIRSF-CLAsS HOT Ff, -.,'-'.
bining the comforts Of home with the health ana
Injuries Of the seaside. NV
shsaed groves, q magnificent water view An
eaceIent tesch, fine bathing, good drives, very
superior nshinR grounds, superior facilities for
boating. billiards, ten pin alleys. music, &c are
among the attractions OF this def ghtful re sort
is lighted with gas.
Telegraph g flee in the house.
~ Residents If Washington and vicinity take
the steamer Lady Of the Lake. or the Bay Line
from Baltimore, arriving at the hotel early the mex
Terms: So Der day, SIS for tive weeks, SEQ per
month. Il. ). D0DSoN.
JeS-lm Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk
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II OOkY POINT HOTEL, RHODE ISLAND.
SEASON, Is72-ON The EUROPEAN PLAN

This wen known and popular Summer Resort,
situated on Narrassns Bay, between the n
cities Of Prov idence and New port will be vfyA0
open Tor the reception OF guests July LIST kk.l
hotms at reasonable rates. first class RssIal-
rant attached Table d hOte for children and ser
vans; For further information address, D. II
hCMPh kEYs, Proprietor. City Hotel, Provi-
uence, ID. i. ieI0-6-
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CITY ITEMS.

CLOTHING, ready made, for very LARGE man
A variety OF blacks and colors.
GEO. T.. HENNING,
No. 40 4 th street northwest
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near X street.
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"A TREASURE indeed are Duponco's Golden
fiiis, 10 remove and counterfeit the many ills 10
which the gentler sex are liable. Sold bv ali
druggists. Sold wholesale and retail by 2. ID
Gilman. Retail by the following druggists:
k1dwell q Son; T. ID. Bowling, & and G sts.
r. ID. Heller, 9TH and n streets; W. b. Entwis,
tie; Alfred Mcleod, Georgetown. eo2
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, NYay
and 18th St, pays per ct. deposits. Nt3.IItI6
RELIEF FOR THE FEET-FEE, s1.-Corns,
Bunions, Club, and lngrowIng Nails, etc. sue,
cessfully treated by DIR. White. 535 18th street.
opposite U. s. Treasury. Branch, North
Charles street, Batim0re). Thousands relieved
and cured without pain.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repa,red
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A CSTIN r. BROWN
N Corner N. 4. sVenIe ans 18Th stree,
-, Nashingica. ID. O..
II Mnhk, LINE, CEMENT, SAND, &C, &C. &C.
MIL FILLS cot 90 order on short notice
BLUE STONE for Building. n AcaA sruirfas an a
Paving PURPOSES delivered in any part d ths Dis-
trict. -
REAL ESTATE bought and seia ana ,ucpe, IN.
vested. To this braRch u the business Sfn here
after ave my personal attention, and viii b. my
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Ssrsaparflffan Resolveuf.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Bery droS Of the Observation-Disclosures
xEhT communicates through the Blood, sWesfs
Siso1 ~ l for h resssS. DC oss q the s :, ss Iss
with new and sound material ScTaTsia, Sypsslss.
Ts-oai. Mssia, TEsssrs, Mods :. .s s Co.. e -,
chfey parts 81 fhe syste.z, Sors Eyes, Ss-rmsrcss
sEir dlssasss, Eset .o1s, FIRE. sers,. Sal H.aS
stns Wsrns, SAD ktsznn, E.ysipslas, Aoss, BIasi
Nsk Slrears, Loss AZ sPs r cad al ssas;ss Of ga
Seader 81 Modem Csessis.,v, a,S Gsss 49, 80 -.
xinpf2rst e aag psyso1 Estss q for sfksT a. fkss
FORMS az dlseass us pcsssf potsr 90 fa<ss.
IN the patient, daily becoming reduced By IN
wastes and deccmPositioa tlst L oortinuaiiy Pro-
sressne sucoesd. 10 arrestins these wssses and re
ioodesnd tbs the skEsAPHBIE III w pis sns
doe sscurs-s care !. certain; for when once tbs
ceeds in 4iminishing the oss Of wsstes lie r-psir
sa.. e s1Ssn :ps sssr' .s ss, Ss
sestsRg bsttsr, .ppsti's improving, and rssh and
Not only does the sARsIfARr1rfAs RrsoLvrs, On;
Scyofuors, Constitutlons snc ekin diseases. buf q
. the only positive ours for
KIDNEY AND BhAEDKB eoMPLAIx1u,
Hsi..,, sas wss y s,.s.;:s: sc.:.: S':s.s.s
Bright pissess, end IN al cssss vters
ss =: ss E: x, s:. sa.
-, o. tSresds Ike s6ss sk, or fhsre = ncrbsz.
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hon vSsa Pee.is ys.ers Cd Dai1 - - anaIl q
tie BsoS - - the bo3ns. = 10 8. = : =
80 - s N RADWAxp -,
...s..s. Fsrssss Pszsssavs fszas. ,si5 s
psrssesiy taseasss. saseanfiy eosssd vfA swss -.
ksfEs. EgSfss, xUXs s.se.2s, - - 5000
6esnscA. Live. Bovs6. K5assys, 6is6xsr. Isryog5
ts:aos. 6n,sSsIS. SII55 - this4 10.
-; 9: ~ 49, .ss.s:,. e -
Aessg ass9 q 1ADIAyDluA1y IN hS tAs
80 - cn = ssEs,SNPRsSs S6.ssE;SseH PrSsss
%. - 3 lEzbtzfj = 81 s.. ~ -
y ~ ~ rex '.a''. s'r1 v&sssSSzsSS
VuHFTE DIA0ONAE SUifS, ven rScb, a.
w efHAU0. l0ll e. exenne. my1
Ts2so As9'lfasSaH5B s52oi PY PV.Hl
ghanv,ansasa psxsseSlhR.
uD-D $780, - - . ~.
VNB WOULD RIoonmRUD TUOSR " NO A.
w sire 70 p1rchn&e okNUINI fHxs 81
loz Etecs 2 81 - the Chine 1ss Hon. r.
30e az e. bet L. eve. aod q. 1ayS-SW
~SEa x.sfS16s. iSiXii ~ o y. 49, ~
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AFTERNOON Is invited to the card of Mr.. n.
w. Brei.ford, . young gentleman wen and IA
several years past engaged as an attorney and
counsellor at lsw. He r thoroughly reliable
and trustworthy gentleman. and Is end orsed by
a large number OF our most prominent Official
and business men.
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TIE BOUNDARY AND SILVER SPRING RAIL-
RoAD.-The board Of directors OF this road yes
terday made contract with Mr.. j. G. MAYOR
for the construction OF their road, aud he ex-
poets in few days 70 pat on flli force OF
wcrkmen.
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SATcHELs, vases and chromos received AT
Prigg's dollar jewelry store, No. sG Peunsyiva-
MIA avenue, between * and 9th streets.
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, NYay
and 18th St., pays per ct. on deposits. 3I1tI;
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REAI ESTATE SALEs.-Green. & Williams.
auetioneers. have recently sold the following
prol erty: Rear part lotto, square 516, improv ed
Dy hve small tenements, in alley between and
and 4th and 5th streets northeast, to Mary l..
Stevens, for 81 ,50; lot IL and south half lot II
OF subdivision OF square 62S, fronting on New
proved by two two story bricks, to same, for
S5,0Vi part OF lot 8, square 500, improved
eyatwo,story frame, to George F.. Schaffer,
10, 81 ,ls5 lots 20 % "a, 50, and 81, OF recorded
~, in square 2oi, to j. H. Thompson, at from
20 to 29k cents per foot; lots II, 10, and
70, in Biadensburg,. sCate residence of
dwelling house, to JohD a. Ryt FOR BIZ BIZ
lot OF subdivision OF square So, ON 10th
street, near Rhode Island avenue, Improved
q SSgsye 05 Na e Mary l. Sr
for 5000; lot 8, in Davidscs;s subdlsisisn Of
sS,sse sSs. improved BY althEse.story brick,
Mext,) 20 o. H. Grsnxer, for $3.50; lots Is and
a, ~ Allen and Falconer's suhdfvisiorl Of ca st
halt q square "a, on 18th street, between Tand
houses, to wn- II. Trotter for e, 500 AID 90. s5o
lot %, square A, ON Penn Syfvania aver ue. VIII,
improvements, to Carl n ueller, for 81 10 cents
hes sIeet ~hs1 also sSs two % 1 %Ssr rss
between and q streets, to Columbus Alexan-
Ger, Tor $4,000; west part Of lot 4, In squsre
b to0s tssen ting On MsrlaDa
ss25; part OF lot g, square $40, on ~ street e
west, near New Jersey avenue, improved by \
three story brick, TO Samuel johnson, for a 300:
!ots - and IL, square 64l, on street south, be-
tween Delaware avenue and Canal street.
Island, to John =. Webster, for and 10 cents
per foot; south half lot 70. square 29e, ON 18th
siIeet, between and ID streets, north west. inn
proved by three-story brick, to Ellen Rev
nolds, for So $50; lot II square n fronting ON
street north, between 2ist and ed streets west.
to James Morgan, for 80 cents per foot.
SATcHELs, vases and chromos received at
Pr'ge's dollar jewelry store, No. 451 Pennsyiya-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-14
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

AnIusemeufs- &c, Tonight.
IAsa.sr-Humpty Dumpty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-14

MAD Does-fhe law for muzzling the dog,
goes INTO eHect to-norrow, and those DESTROYS
OF preserving their canine frieads will tnt a
great variety OF dog raaxzles, a. well as eyery
.hin else useful, at the sign OF the big basksS
IoVS Pennsy lvania avenue. between 10th and fits
streets, WOOdward's building.