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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-02

The ARLINGTON TURNPIKE.-The directors
of the Arlington turnpike company held a
meeting on Thursday last at the toll gate, II. ID.
Smith in the chair, AID j. c. Roach secretarv
The repairs Of the road were ordered to be done
by contract Messrs. John X. johnson, s. B.
Wibirt, and ii. q. MGnson were appointed a
CON mittee 10 examine into the condition of the
road, prepare plans for the improvement of the
same and 20 port with ten days. s. B. wibirt
was reelected treasurer. proposition was
made 70 surrender that portion OF the road be-
tween Fort RHnyOn and Long bridge. Also 70
reduee the grades OF the various bills on the
road, but no definite action was taken
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SANITARY SUGsEsTIONs - Euis4Hees 49, Ua-
HAo.ssoHe FTiHts-N iZht S1iI.-At a regular
meeting OF the Board Of Health held last even
ing. the health officer presented his report,
recommending that the following premises be
declared nEisaucss Injurious 10 heath and
abated--Three frame houses on Samson street;
three frames II allsy between ami and 9Th
and 9TH northwest; two houses on 10th street
northwest The recommendations were adopted.
number Of comm Inic atoms were read com
planning OF nuisances in different PORTIONS of the
District; which we're properly referred, among
which was ore from the hucksters OF the Dis
trict, through a committee, regarding the pre-
yentiOn OF the sale of unwhOlesOme fruits in the
District of Columbia. in which they make sew
eral suggestions whereby the efforts being made
by the board may prove successful; referred 70
q special committee.
DR.. Bliss called up the report submitted BY
DR.. Cox on TUESDAY, July :. regarding the re-
moval of night soil, which was at the time of its
presentation laid on the table temporarily
After some discussion il was referred % a
special committee for report at the next meet
ing.
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CITY ITEMS.

CURE FOR DYsPEPsIA-The Philadelphia
Porter and Brown Stout, bottled by Palmer &
Green, will cure dyspepsia. Try them for s1.5o
per dozen. Your grocer has them. s,m,w,s
CURE FOR Loss OF APPErITE.-The Phila-
Palmer & Green, will restore your appetite
Ask YOUR grocer for them. $50 per
dozen. s,m,w,s
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LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.

Cotton skirts tues'' g ossts' less 10 Per cent.
u si3
Elegantly trimmed skirts from slZsto s2o less 10
Gotten chs%i'es at g cents, les. 10 per cent.
10 per cent.
oO,!9n Drawers at g cents, less 10 per oest.
And full and complete line Of other styles.
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sSRye dour Is good to cool prickly heat.

~Mice harm tho cheese, but girls charm
the hes. The same Il true, OF their respective
eating Of cheese and cheating Of hes.
- At the recent commencement Of Bowden
college. Bowden, Carroll county, Ca, the dis
tinguished degree Of Doctor Of Laws was con-
frrred upon the Hon. A. II. stephens, amid great
enthusiasm.
ga Paris letter to the World dated in y ie,
says: cdr. Helmb0ld's family Affairs are vnce
more accrpying the public. His wife has AZ ain
had him thrown into q mad house as Q In y tic
He escaped day before yesterday, buthas :. ain
been carried back?"
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LIFE HAS FEW CHARMS for the Dyspeptic,
which is not to be wondered at when we take
into account the amount of bodily and mental
suffering that this distressing malady generates.
The Peruridn Syrup "a protoxide of iron) has
cured thousands who were suffering from this
disease. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-02

TIE GRAND ExcAMPxxxr. o. n r of
the District OF Columbia, last evening elected
the following officers: VIM. r. Neymsa- granS
patriarch; John II. Seiffert. grand nigh brlest.
George 5. King, grand senior warden: Ii Nav
grand junior warden; L. b. Allyn. grand scribe,
y. b. Lord, sr., grand treasurer; Peter nj
Schufz, grand marshal Joseph Burrows grand
senti=el; John T. Given, representative % the
Grand Lodge OF the United States
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Washington Markets RulinR
Prices To-day.

MRAT1Beef (porter house,l 25@sOc. p D.; do
c do corned IS 90 nn r9asi9g
Ie%ISedl s@i2Hc. mutton, i5a2oc lamb, l5eac veal
dS scsS drsS beef : 1o@Se hams tyhSe c
sliced l2c; niddiings c.; cut, beef tongues,
eo@9c each; lard, I0gi21sc. Market for beef very
FIsH.-Bock. 4Oc. y bunch; perch, 4oc. p bunch
a 5su INT cents z D.; Spanish Msckerel,
catfish, ass bunch; Holsters, isc r.; salmon sn
ts4St isc n shesphesd' 2c as oo sturgeon, &C.
bunch salt water trout, 4Oc. do; spots, 40c. do;
vEeETA BLEs.EPotatoes, Irish, new 5000 p peck !;
DO, sweet, si@ 81 % = peck; onions, Sc. 2 bunch;
do, new .Gc peck;lim beans, 300 iOc. per quar-, !,
beeis, 4@so, > bunch; cymlins. sc. p dozen; Gu
ssamb ss,, iSs dozen. Corn. 0O@2S'. dozen.
FRuIIsGApples, new, eating SOC. 2 peck; do
green, 4o@s0c.; lemons, sO@soc: y dozen; pine
berries, lOc 2 quart; whorteberries, loo. p quart
blaekberries, ioc quart; pears, 4O@si p peck;
water melons teSg7oc each Watermelons, 25gjoc
DRIED TRGiTs-AppIes, &c. 2 qusrti peaches,
Ipeeieda lSc; de- fnnpeeled)' loc; blackberries'
.-BuTrER.- Philadelphia print, Csc. p r.: New
ESss, sCc ' dozen. Cheese soaa5e. p d. 10. '''c
ch RSuLaRYsGssSe1s' sl@sls 50 pair spring
G1n l SS@so q ooz., 1oc.@sl3 2 pair.
WHOLESALE MARKET.
Prices at the wholesale marken furnished by
Luttreli & Co., general commission merchants,
e25 Louisiana ave, between 9th and 10th streets
extra. ss7t@s7 IS family, ssSSssss; coaS ss q
s sis 'l SndS: 's Sun S?'ns sS
Sizes ss ss q calves hens
butter, 2oasi; packed, 2s@s0; common, 6sio: esSS
lss SsSsSsss ne si Sss5 ss
ber,. 90 600 $50 Fbox; peas, sl5oS2 2 Dbl.
second quality i0c. Straw at s0GSoc.
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

0nr stock Of LINEN SUITS PULOsAIsFs
REDINGOTs IL the largest in the Oitr, aud We
invite the aention e the ladies g. hs creat bar
gains We give By the liberal reduction VI 70 Der cent
from our price,.
We name a few, with Prices:
REoWn Linen Suf-s - . Z Ii Is.a. II
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OXIDIZRD.
French Sets,
French gifts.

Roll Plated Jewelry,
Received at Prigg's jewelry store, No. 457 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Az and 9Th streets.
To WOMEN WHO ARE NURsING.-For women
who are nursing, and are weak, there is moth
ing better than Palmer & Green's Philadelphia
Porter and Brown Stout. Ask your grocer for
them. Only S1.5O per dozen. s,m,w,s
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BASE BALL--Ths Mutuals beat the Alerts
yesterday by score OF 10 to -. The game yes
terday between the junior Chesapeake and
Patriot clubs resulted in q victory for the former
by score Of II % 10. The game in Alexandria
yesterday afternoon between the Arlington
olub, Of this city, and the Independent, resulted
In favor Of the former By q score Of "a to 10.
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For RELIEF PROM CoRNs, BUNIoNs,
TROUBLESOME. NAILS, ETC., visit DIR. White,
surgeon chlropodist, No. 535 18th street, oppo-
site the U. s. Treasury. Office hours from 6
a. m: to 6 p. m. Fee one dollar. Established
In Washington 1861 tr
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TEE CATHOLIC RKTREAT.-It Is officially an
nouneed that the retreat Of the clergy Of the
archdiocese Of Baltimore win commence at st.
Mary seminary, Baltimore, August %, at 6 D.
m, and will terminate the 2f OF September. No
one must be absent unless by a special written
permission OF the arehbishop.
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GOOD AS THE IMPoRrED.-Imported porter
sells for SO per dozen. Palmer & Green's Phil
/. adelphia Porter and Brown Stout, which is
equally as good, sells for so per dozen. Ask
your grocer for them. s,m,w,s
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U A L w GOD!
CO AZ! WO Cd!

COAL! WOOD.
COAL! WOOD!
The attention Of customers and the public gen.
crazy are invited 70 my large and selected stock
OF COAL, which will be Offered at q very small adj
vance for . few days longer for cash OF approved
h3GgsT rk n9gNTAIN-weite Ash.
PaILApHLPHIA-RedA Ash.
last ERANkLIN-Lorberry
LYKENe VALLEY and CUMBERLAND
Depot and Omce-Corner 9Th and str Gets south
Branch Yard-A street, between ID and Sd streets,
Jys-eolm W. II. NARROW.
GOAL! WOOD: coal! WOOD!
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ALSO PURE CINCINNATI LAeBR.-In addi-
ton to the Philadelphia Porter and Brown
Stout Palmer 81 Green also bottle Cincinnati
Lager, which is the only, pure lager bottled in
the District. Grocery stores have 1t for s120
per poZen. smWs
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CHARGE OF CRUELTY To ANIMALS Dis
MIssED.-On "Wednesday last President Catch
ell, of the ;. ?. Q. A, caused the arrest of
Parke ID. Mills, on the charge of cruelty to an
old horse, at the Piney Branch race course on
the 9th ult- The case was heard on THURSDAY
before Justice Mills. DIR. Cleaver, a veterin-
mary surgeon, Col. j. G.. BigelOw, and Mr.. Mo-
and David Bowden, Allen Dorsey, T. F. Franz
IT, Smith Thompson, \. BigelOW, and George
and Charles Wright for the defence. After
meaning the testimony, Justice Mills dismissed
TIE case Mr.. Gatchell made the arrest on the
representation OF large number OF persons
wEo were present at the race. He gave notice
Of an appeal.
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TRY THE LION LAGER, as drawn only at Geo.
w. Drivers Sample Rooms, corner Pennsylva-
mia avenue and 4 u street. tt
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COAL AND WOOD.
G. A L.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Afost and arriving daily, standard COAL Of diff.
ferent varieties, for family purposes, steaning,
manufacturing, &c.
An experience of thirty years in the trade afford.
us proper facilities in selecting and suparyisipe
stock.
WOOD, sawed and split, or in cord length
Best quality, fair prices, and fair dealing.
Orders solicited.
CLARKE & GIVEN,
Ohces-424 10th street, and corner l2th and G
streets northwest. Wharves-Potomsc river, aijoin-
ing Long Bridge. u22-2w
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The ELLA TEEDwELL-Tbs Yachtiag Parfy
Heard FTsm.-On Tuesday night last a number
OF the members OF the Washington Yacht club
started in their handsome yacht "Ella Tired
welf' for trip down the Potomac, intending
TO take their time and enjoy themselves gener-
ally. The yacht Is in command OF their sailing
master, Capt. Ransell Brown, with the follow
ing named among the party:-Thomas Fitz-
simmons Sam1 SchOheld, James Hance, VIM.
Lamb, John Hahn, Z. II. Sentenne, Benjamin
Throop, Geo. Schultz. Yesterday evening the
Following dispatches, announcing their where
abouts, were received
NORFOLK, Va, August l, 1873, $50 .. H.
Mr.. &. X. Haigbt. Treasury Department. We ar
rived here at O'Clock to-day; all well; will
leave to morrow.
Ldter-NORFOLK, VA, August 1, 1Op. n
We get under way for Cape May at midnight.
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hEsohT.Dooieys Arctlc Soda FOUNTAIN, on
Capitol Hill. eotf
since the introduction Of the Centaur Liniment
When we meet an old friend who has been
shelved with rheumatism, or see a person
mangled underneath a rail car, and restored to
the Centaur Liniment that does the work. No
other article ever did perform such miracles.
There is no swelling il will not soften, no pain
It win not soothe, or lameness it viii not
cure. 7,26,eo5
THE SECRET Why such crowds flock into the
sample rooms Of George W. Driver, at the COR
ner Of Pennsyivania avenue and AZ street, Is
because Of the refreshing character Of his de-
for the reason that the exquisite quality Of the
celebrated Lion Lager 70 improved by being
drawn from faucets OF improved construction. Z
tn NATIONAL sAvrues BAxK, corner q
New York svenue and 18th street., pays 9 per ct.
Per Annu@ ON depodt1 Tor each calender month.
s.S1li's hours s"A s's''d'''' n e s1s
por Baths, for all skin disease, st Dr.. 1hedds,
9o8 street. sos:
CHILDRm eRY for Pitchers Oastoria. II
regulates tho stomach, cures wind collie and
causes naturA sleep. It y substitute for
ossOr oL as0seoSs
Poxp's ExrRAof u ior saie q Wholesale BY
and NAB 5, ss1s 90; 81 s,sass
WILCOX q G1sB's SHWuo lGAouHD. The
Bauns heepskirt and CORRECT fhetory, tn street,
Inteluesnc6 Building. n.A
Tn 00HMUulFx ~ issee appreciate the uso-
fslnea u R,nssF's sevins Naohins. is
TxHRnonursAs anA baronss9s ere rspsirsa
end made b eeder ~ HemplsR. nsax az stroetp
pofy AND YOUTHS SUITS . sD.cialty thir
lth strsel. -
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:" $50 20 p o.
PolonAise sTs 70 p IN
Batiste Polonase and Redingots, $40 70 ssO, Iess
10 PER cent
Brown Linen PolonAise and RedingOts, Sc to sls,
less 10 per cent.
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THE NURTs


=, POLICE CouRT. JUDGE Dasson To-day, Toll
liver Jones. yagrant, was sent TO the workhouse
for 20 days. Charles Butler, profanity; So Eva
ALL yaerant and public prostitute sent to the
workho 20 days. James Robinson forfeited coll
laetral for cursing. Julius Hall, charged with in
juring a tree box; Ss. John Gstlin forfeited ~
collateral for disoTderly conduct. w.
CHARGE OF HIGAMY
Lewis Gofngs was charged with unlawfuly marry
ing Harriet Honesty on the 9Th Of July last, be si
lie Goings, living; The marriage with Millie was
time, ninetsen years ego, IN Virginia. Harriet Co
Lewis In July last. MI. Frank Gloss counsel for
the defence, commended that By the laws Of Viraina
at that time there could be no legal marriage OF
colored persons. The Court held Going. for action
Of the grand Jury, and hxed khe bonds 1t 81 zoo
Committed In default.
Mr. Gloss entered mol; pros 10 The case Of Ellen
~ @ Hepsley assault on Harriet T. Bsiley; 5os
and battery on John Carpenter; 63 and costa
Janice aten, resisting o1icer Reese: % and costs
Lncy Page, assault and bsttery on Aan Lee; es and
costs. George Morgan, assault and battery on viii.
threats to Catherine Carpenter. ol00 bends to keep
the peace. Abraham Richardsoas assault on Ann
Lee; &S and costs.
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piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t is Q standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be o cure for these diseases N, tn e If
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TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON
ALL CASH SALES,
COMMENCING rspAY, JuLc Is. DON.
TINUISG TILL SEPTEMBER 4. IsIs.
SAILS or ALL SPECIAL oRDkRs FOR
SHIRTS AMP DRESSES AND orRER
ARTICLES EXCEPTED.
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| The SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Of 1872
i were S2l9, $50. 4,12-s,Wtf
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A Cool, POPULAR AND HEALTHY SUMNER
REsoKr-Dooley's Arctic Soda Fountain, on
Capitol Hill. eotf
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~ ELEGANT zee CREAM PARLoRs,
81 High street,

TI'HE FALL'RUsH Is COMING.
The present long, warm days is the best time fol
my work 30, ladies and gents, bring In yeur FAN
and Winter Goods at once thus, by avoiding the
avoidsble delay In the execution Of orders during
such O rush OF business expect 70 have this
fall your goods will be nicely cleaned re-dyed,
and carefully kept for six months, IL desired.
Charges moderate. Terms Inv sriably y. y. ID.
w. II. WHEATLEY,
PREMfUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOPE.
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
- Jefferson Street; Georgetown, ID. o.
ONCE open from IL m. until sunset. jelO-sr
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weshall on and after JULY Is, tin sEPrEu-
Der 4, sner our eu;ire stock at the very IibsraI
discount of 10 PER CENT. ON ALL CASH
SALES.
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A choice and varied stock Of WOOD and COAL
kept CONSTANTLY Oh hand. Iys-S6
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PIANOS, &c.

IlANOC, &C.
q KtHsEs PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
ksen, for the seIeb1s SFS P sTge aess h
BROS, New York, tin use BY the FIRST pi--A
snpefiof sTER ships oRSsSy f Piaho.
from different manufacturers, new and used, Al low
gTfRaI aIS iTs reRt All zind: Of
Pianos, Organs, II arps, &C. tuned and repsired.
Used Instruments taken 10 exchange. JySl
UCAs' PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
Pianos and Organs and Musical Instruments of
every oescription on hand; sold on easy-e,
lated; Georeetown orders LETT At Mr.HfTri
GRlMks', No. lO3 Bridge street. jyI2-tr
A LARGE LOT OF NEARLY NEW ASD
"A SECONDHAND PIANOS,
from different factories, now on hand and -s1e.
for sale or rent Oh EASY TERMS, to makenTaN
room at
REIcHENBACHs PIANO wARERooms,
t23 nth street, above Pennsylvania svenue,
Agency for VIM. Knsbo 4 Co.'S and VIM. Nc.
Oammon's PIANOS.
second-han PIANOS taken in part payment for
new Pianos. nl9-tr
= PHILADELPBIA.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
These instruments, which, on account Of their an.
periority over all others, have in few years--
over the country can be had now for the fol NvNrI
sQtIRE PfffANos from sas to SOS.
GRAND PIANOS from SIS 70 slsaS'
chasing the best Instrument out, are Invited to csI
and compare for themselves Pianos for rent Pianos
Tuning a cakTD ssnd
alotf $50 Psnnsylvsnis avenue.
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LADIES' DRESSES.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.

- We have every facility for making DRESSES TO
OkDkk, and viii furnish the material aud trim
mngs, or only the trimmings in cases where Isdies
have already purchased their goods
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JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WOOD AND COAL

MHARvES-Foot 18th and 18Th streets.
W. corner Eth and Wafer 10 a w
Oerner 10Th and 3 streets 8. W.
lila 9Th street N, W.
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CHILDRRH err for Pitchers Castorfa II
regulates tho stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. II y . substitute fol
castor OIL l,25.eoa:
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EDITOR STAR: Will you please oblige citi-
zens residing near the NJ street bridge by cali
ing attention to the fact that the said bridge Is
still unprovided with light, notwithstanding
That the lamps for the same were provided
more than q year ago, and have been stored
away during all that time in the carpenter shop
adjoining the bridge. The necessity for pro-
viding lights at the bridge, on account Of its
dangerous surroundings, Is too obvious to re-
quire comment here.
Respectfully, BRIDGE STREET.
Georgetown, August I, 1873.
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TN NATIONAL SAvIuos BAHK, corner q
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per Of.
Banking hours. 3 b Z Saturdays. % 4 and .
% g 1t, 1lt16
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

nFsPECIAL NOTICE.
pEPosIrs IL the Georse ; saving. Bank !. nov
due on al aeco.n,. 70 August ls,. Depcsisors AN
their credit and IL will bear interest from this time
' snsirs; JAMES DICKSON. Cashier.
DOFTIOE OF F Cas f9SSSnAo Insurance.
GnckssyowS, p. e, July :; y iT 81.
s St :. s; 4 tss s
rye Sys o as.a: ~ AND CIV ". bEEsIk. Secretary
HALF PRicEi
HALF PRICE,
robins IRON atcfioN AT asc.,
Been selling rsPid a soc can BE worn nine months
CRAIG = yACKsON'S
NEW CASH STORE,
l05 Bridge Street, Georgetown.
Aseantiful IMPRESSED BLKAcHED COTTON
at l2,sc. worth lee. ang2-6:.
ON MONDAY MoRNING, rHE ara pAYoF
bridge street, win sell the entire stock Of Dry
Goods; commencing At 10 O'Clock m Continue
o. sale from d'' to day until the stock is disposed
!y29et THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown
cHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
- BY virtue Of 9 decree OF the supreme Court Of
~ the District Of Columbia, passed in q canse in
- which Frank Haneke and wife co N lainauts.
and Michael Bean and others defendants, number
2pOs on the Equity Docket Of said Court, will offer
at public sale, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,,
the 9th day of August, 1873, st the hour Of O'Clock
in the afternoon, the following described property:
Being Lots numbered n. n, and 20, In Holmeads
ing la feet the south side Of Wesa street. by lie
Hout &c; also, f-story Frame House, stable aud
ice house, which will be offered in lots and parts 81
lots TO suit bidders, with the buildings upon the
same.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase morey in
cash; the residue in and u months, the pure
giving his notes, bearing interest from the day Of
sac, or the whole Of the purchase money may be
paid within i've days after the sale on payment q
the whole purchase money and the ratification OF
the sale by the Court, the undersigned will convey
to the purchaser the premises TO him sold free clear
and discharged Of all chain OF the parties to the said
cause, any one claiming by. from, under them.
All convey ancing at the pure haser's cast.
X. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
Jy3-1N THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
N ELEGANT zee CREAM PARLoRs,
81 High street,
Georgetown, ID. q. jyl7-lm
rI'HE FALL'RUsH Is COMING.
The present long, warm days IL the best time fol
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yuI facilities for receiving and delivering Coal and
District, and we prepared to furnish eli kinds Of
margin. We especially invite parsiss who desire TO
R9rcnase to the best advsnt:se % give .. trial.
% buy, g freights and ceal likely 70 sdvance
Coal and Wood delivered from the vessel and
WhArvea. jy1-ooeUs
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PoxD's ExrRAof u for sale at Wholesale by
Chas. Stott q Co, go Pennsyivania avenue,
and By druggists everywhere. tsw,f,u
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TuRCo- RUSSIAN BATHS; also, Nedicatod Va.
eos e street. sos:
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ERrrRRs IRON rHs PEOPLE.


EDITOR STAR you inform the residents
Of East Washington" why the new market Is
not opened for business. The building has been
done for two months, and one end Is used as a
carpenters shop. Money was appropriated
more than a month sgo to build the stalls, but
not q lick has been struck yet have no doubt
~ market men would be willing to build the
ssllls themselves, to accommodate the people of
this section of the city, who are very much in
need Of q decent market 1 am afraid there il
q screw loose somewhere.
WILLIE JOHNSON, East Washington.
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U MeCACLEY . BROS,
II. WOOD AND COAL DEALERs.
Yards-do. el9 ~ street southwest, and No q 1 q
4fh street northwest.
Depot-lSx street wharf
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sas PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE.

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nN MONDAY MORNING., THE arH DAY OF
" August next, at =. Thos. Browns, No. 1al
Bridge street, will sell the entire stock Of Dry
Goods, commencing at 10 O'Clock a m Continue
the sale from day te day until the stock is disposed
jya9-a THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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