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eh''2 b''A DIR UGS, "". "a u
FANCY -GuODS AND PbRFUMERY5

k}HE su oscrit<rr eTpecSuiiy informs his friends
/, end tho public that he has just recsivsd large
supply Of e3trags Of si kinds tof the handkerchief
snd all other things pertaining 10 tina Drug bust
Also, Ogooa's Indian cholagogue, Rewards Ton.
&c MiSt urr, Kesnez's Powders, Fever and Aaus DO.
and sllpthsr fever and asue rem ciss..sl ISL >
| o. BOSWELL,
ma Corner Maryland az. md eth It.
n. B.Esuperior soda Water may ~ Lad 1t sl
tiuies st the sbote plsce. - SEP lin
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m ARRIED. -,3l'r
~ ~ q,

o. E-3-rH MARRIED.. ,3i'
On the 3lst August, by the Rev. Mr.. Repsn, Mr..
CHARLES IL. TAYLOR to Migs ANNA q. TUCK
Err, all Of Alexandria, Va. Vt
DIED.
On the Cd instant, Mrs. ANN BIRTH, widow of
the late James Birth, in the I'D year of her .ge.
On The I'd instant, IDA ELIZABETH, youngest
daughter OF Ephra z. and Mary w. Rodbard, aged
months and 70 days: sat 20. ~ ". ,.w'
P s - fBalt. Elm please 'copy.]
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BY .. 8 CAMPRELL & CO. b..
n STIR rNHrnN AaI

y. N. sTRA TTONs AUctioaeer.
HE'RUseeskS eaI 3 Of Vs'usbi'r n prole3 Proper
i tys-py.irtur Ct deed Of t.rrst, h;ar:rg date
the 25th day Il F-truerr, 1s5a, dry eStcuted b,
Iohn 4. Eoulfen std wife, TO the ritter. and
secor:ei ia Iibeg J. A. e., No. ia0 f,.os $50, 49,
ss2, and 49, one of the land records Of Wsshinsr
oounty, in the DistTir ~ Columbia - sec,Ire t.
Payment of 3 ee.CsiG Geht Gllre r2med shall
sell a. PUBLIC l,ctCn ca re prerifes, cS MONDAY.
the 18th lay afAugust, 1874, a. o'csecS u to
the hi gheft bidder, Lo. Nc 7, il, Sau.re 90 Sitf
the improvements c"nsis' in o. twp stoSy Trsns
House, uitllS her nerasss-y III; hrs =
Terms: Qnethird casa the inriaue in Equal In.
s,aJEenls, a. and l. months, with intese5..
dead given and = deed Of .fusstsken 20 occur.
the deferred tayTne Its. ~ =.
1.-THE .srn'sef s.le are rot coEiTiied t,,sh n I've
days from the DAY Of sale The prc psry viii he re
sold a: the cost and risk Of he purcfa tr.
49, ChAYEN'AsHFrED Trnetae
~ 2S-F&Tutds - 7p '-7'H -
As- The above saIe3s postponed "a
MONDAY, septelnb' II. s. ma DO Ut ras,t pisos. =
aug 81 CRAVEN ASHFORD. fruktee
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H0tel Bun.

Bosros, September 4.-TAs sp.i,r Hss.t
At WATERFOWL, wss destroyed By Gro O ,Sasar-
DAY night last. Ne particular YEA
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Y0UAG LADIES CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Aadsan0 arc,aae, 6ctsp.sn ID dnd AZ streets,
~. lii NEARLx OPPOSITE CIT HALL J
f{NHk exercis' of this School viii be resumed on
L MONDAY, the 11,h september next.
Circulars sent ON application. =, ~
aug 2l--1m bTEPHEN II. MIRICK, A. NJ.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
GAmUEL W. TAYLOR 4 CO. have opened sn.
- the spacious now store on Pennsylvania @ANl
avenue, next to Messrs Geo. 7. Psrs SY
oprosi,e Browns HOTEL for the sale Of Ia e4-
dies gent.emen's, misses', boys, and serrants'
B0Of& SHOES, GAIFRRS, SLIPPERS, dc. II
In opening this Is aolishraent our aim IL to b.
come popular BY keeping good articlss at very Low
prices. o.. -. Il
Arrangements have beesn made with the bss.
Northern manufacturers for q regular supply Of
cry srtlcle exp usively to our order.
q FOR LADIES.
Black and bronze Italian Cloth Julien Caters
DO do do double solo foxed
- 90 - ~ 1--- Caters
70 Do : do do double so.ed tipped
ia Caters
DO DO DO pump role TIPPED
- Gaiters .
Morocco and Kid Jenny Lind Buskins, Polkss and
American, French and English Kid and Morocco
Slippers
Black me rocco double sole Boots and Shoes
BLACK Goat do do do
~-...-----~--.- 80 FOR MIsskS =
Do co Kid snd Morocco Slippers
Black Morocco and Cost Boots - -
Fancy eaIored Morocco and Kid Polkss and Jenny
Lind Boots .'t ,n2- t.,.. :
Iii TOR CHILDREN. d 80
Fancy colored Morocco and Kid Polka and jenny
Blsck Morocco and Goat thick sole Boots
With variety Of 9th styles "
=. -.,...- FOR GENTLEMEN.
French patent leather Oxford Ties .
Do do Opera and Dress Boots and
Shoes -. a. -.
Frtnsh Calf Dress Boots and shoes --
Patent Leather and Cloth CATERS
large assortment Of Peggej Boots and ghoes.
~. g. o.. FOB BOYS AND YOUTHS.
We have on hand agood assortment Of every variety
r. In demand. -
h :..- - r. FOR sERVASTs
Our assortment comprises every variety hereto
~ FIRE made, vi th additional lew styles.
BY respectful attention to the wants OF those Who
will favor US with cal We hope to merit their III
ture confidence and patronage.
.. 8. W. TAYLOR l. GO,
d. Pa. avenue. opposite Browne Hotel.
sen 1-St -
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~ For SALE-Ihe Sloop GEO. WASH
S1aaA LNGT0N lying at 18th st Wharf She is ia
ser. calling 0rder. seven tbns freight. For terms
enquire At the corner 10th and Il streets.
/ aug 22-ff
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"ata wIHn0wsHApEs, =
CURTAIN TRIMMINGS. ETC.

IfaAfS dag RECEIVED very exttpaivs and, choice
j stick ofthS abpye goods df every vafisty and
price. Purchaasrs ara iDyi.s d; 10 give me oGM
hfge assortment and tayinH Of tWenfy,eUe PR cnk
stock q The latest psttegps On band, bought very
cheap, and viii be sold Ut very small profis .ltr
absYA1 4 sDL L. =. CLARK,
Uphsistere' and Pspsf HSpgrr, norm side
Pa. avenue, between II. and Iskh IT,.
apg Sl-et (NsVs lml
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Boarding.

DOABDiEH by the mente. wee 9, or dsy can
u y Lad 81, ;ER& AdDGO-T'S n,nr the d.ni
got C5's, Gu the fouth side oi r. bet rs-n 9th and
fth sic' cts, tiiree COOKS from CORNER o. 7ih. -
! sep 1-ee3ts 80, - :. :, ..i.-.-,-,
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~ USE HAhproN's VEGETABLE T1rcruRI.-Have
you Dyspepsis. Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Dsesses of the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Dis.
arrangement Of the systemi We but point you to
The thousands who have used the GREAT INvIGoRA-
TOR.
Dr. TN proof OF Whist we say above, We refer you to
"Hanaton's Vegetable Tnrture," aSd its effects.
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g N>,o suo 'A.,q1o,E. u. ON
49, 100 - -.- a.. q. 'r -A
AN ExcGLLENT sADDLE AND Harness
IA HORSE FOR SALE. BUT SIX YEARS OLD
WARRANTED SOUND. TERMS LOW. Apply at
the star cfaes. .tt,,,. p. e au1a-n
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A n BACEkLEST BUsIh ES5 STORE for Rem,
"A For Bent, very desirable business stand. suit
able Tor any description Of nsrchaniisipg Io.atfd
on llth street. one door from rennsytyspia avenue
next adjoining E Rarnhalas book and STATIONERY
establishment. - :! =
To good tenant and eent.el business the rem,
VII De put at moderate rate By the year, paya1l.
IN monthly insta nf niE Possession given fn,,ns
oiatey For fur her particulars inquire OF the IN
asrsasnea. GEO. a. W. RANDALL,
Grooer, Corner Pa. avenue and 18th st.
EfOR RENT-That pleasantly located Dwelling
= HOUSE, On 18th street, Island, near smithso-
man Institute, lat-ly o'tupied by Capt a. Mo- aus
land, containing tea rooms and Kitchen ard Q AZ,
OF tine fruit and grapes. Rent moderate to care.
fu', prompt teuslt JN0. L. SMITH, .ss
aug -eotf Attorney at Law, sih street.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES for rent.
~ L have for rent, several new Housee, with 2
acres Of ground attsched to each, situated on Ker
asn aresn;" little more thar mile n,rthskstsriy
These houses are spacious and convenient. With
cellar, woodahed, and stable for esch and pumps OF
excsllent wstsr at hand
The situation is beautiful, overlooking large
portion OF the city, and IN full view The Capitol
TAe approach Is By It'll and Il sta. Delaware ave-
nue. and NJ street '-'.- ~ ~
An omnibus line for usual ara, has bean perms.
nentiy established On the route, and runs twice
day between Kendall Green and the President
square leaving at 5. M. and 2 p n, =, Rstu. ming,
Leaves o Centre ssrkes where # makes brsf stand
Rent-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS year. -
and can be seem BY applying 70 WM. srfCESEY'
who Lives On 'Cottsse strset, Or 1cyseE 1t nv rsa
dence, near the premises. ,sf~ k~E x
je 30-tf AMOS. KENDALL.
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RUGBY ACADEMY,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
lnATC RAHN

Corner of Z and I4th streets.
FI'HE duties Of this Academy will DO resumed on
j the first Monday in September.
circumstances have induced the proprietor to re
duee tbs humber of pupils and receive q few, to
whom be viii devote his p.rsopal attention.
Circulars Ct the Institution can be obtained at the
residence Of the principal.
aug 29-lm GF. MORRISON.
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LWDNuMi 10 ukA.1is--Uniy IS, snd that
Ia pasabelin small iustslnenis Of s. per month,
will purchase in fee simple, a BEAUTIFUL Bun din
most healthy sad most delightful situations around
Washington. The lets are situated directly oppo-
site the Navy Yard, and command fine view of
the city and Pstenso river, and contain an abund.
ant sappy of:exoellent water 400 OF 'tAees Lnts
have been sold since Msrch las and uron q pum-
Der buildings are being erected. MY $50 Lo Re.
main UNI old-every person, therefor, DESTROYS Of
proc Gfing home. should ut opcs avail themselves
OF this very favofAs ie opportunity. =
Union Land Office, 7th 1T. Shove Odd Fellows,
Hail. JOHN FOX Secretary,
aug 26-2ws n.i5, r. ....i.... -. / Cd
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LOTS FOR shLE.

pUILDlNG LOTS FOR ssLE.
- In scua-e 2|s-Lot' 8, Q, PIT, PHI
In saua1. as!-whoIe slusra - - -.
s. - "a p =. 81 ID :sir 80 --r.r.s-
Ef3--l0 -. Il ---..-4 49, '
- a tfS-fot "a
~ o fas-pt IS, pt Is
..-' ~ H. e11-23 49, D -
T." sept S, pt IoandI II
6f5-part gUara A.
96o-Ehole square -, .-..-.-s
Also, sevsrsl small Houses, With bits In Equarci
40l, As, s:5, st7.
some Of tie above are good POSITIONS far pleasant
resideaees, iyipg mostly tn the Northetn Lbe-ae:
ard hear TIE 1lsry Yard. - : )
1hs terms viii be E-sds easy to tbe purchaser.
Appiyto J. G. ADAMS,
arg 24-ec6ts =: =
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LHOR sALh7-A Wharf Lot, SD table for q Wood,
L Coal or Lumber Yard, y here no wharfage Is
charseable, nor is there any street intervening be-
tween the lot and tie canal atfording. therefore,
great conveDiebces without the usual expense Of
corporation feeS-frc ming IL feet on tho canal and
q aug Him e n VAN pArrEN.
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Lfuis EENT--odice Rooms Ncs sudT ssColuu,
L bia Plsse," corner Of Louiaars svcrue aud III
street.. ...t.-H 20 - - !,
Also, the Sd and 18th story rooms, each erabrac.ng
tho whole extent oi the building. apply 10
~ @'--. u. BARNEY,
Ia 2o-entf f. fstvaar 9Th sS5 -tb .+s
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THE USDERsIGHED beg. leave to ia
- fern the public that she las sg,ia opened hsE
house. south side OF PeaaSyls aBis avenue b~,rr~u
I'd AMI - areea Nr aha resepaiol tf 'H5iftGs -
Hef roeIhs sre Large and conlao6ia,s; hex tsu n
nheiy httstea; and Las been lstsly fltsisnp; and
she wcu'd stsufe her cid patryBs,,,s wit % the
public gen rally tbs she viii osr a-snmo6 cations
signalling these Of any frst class boarding housa
throughout the Unitn. Jingle persous, or xmi q,
who prefer private bou:e to tie busils Of q hots
would . s 90 VA 70 eau ~ ARs euDl ". !.
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NAHhEHS
A CARD.

ii A, .CAKD. -. q
Ias ponnsxiou xfh The Auction and Ccnmiasica
crSnRxu Xo,nr..-T -, ~ .yJrrC1 :
Partisp sr ,tfention eiyen 10 the buytne nd sR-
ing RsIaEstSks, stodkr, Re. '..
An intiRats pquSanaaDosvhh 6s snn % -
% thoss dstarous Of employing n agent The b'st
ops er'Spi''s ~ Sr nyss t1 .sse,a. |, pYn
-, .sa1llA sssst ase Deer fsn n s'e.~
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EAST WASHINGTON SEMINARY.

EAST WASHINGTON SEMINARY.
Psrglnta nrenue tct,rce,. 4th and 9TH streets east.
LIZ fall term Of this Institution, consisting az
$40 department. Primary and Academi., win
commence On A0ND.aY, the 4th day Il september
next. - : IT -
, The cou-ss Of study .mbrsces all the branches
taught IN the best schools. eaas' -
Fog terms, &c, see circulars, or enquirs Of
q. A.;G. MARLATr, ,
aug Zv-lWfl : - = PRINCIPAL. {
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

! - ~H.sa On TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
sEaGieassass Fare round trip 81; ffem Alexandra
IS cents --1h. THOs COLLYER leaves Wa.hing
ton at 9 and Alexandris at OK o'clock
Coaches leave the Capitol fer the boat at So o'clk
CoAeh Fare 10 cents.
Persons Wishing the Coaches will leave their resi-
idsCce with Geo. and Thcs Parker.
Refreshments on the boat.
aug SLIT -" sAM'L GEDNEY, Can't.
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4 YOUNG MAN Is desircus of obtaiuinR board
IA, and r. comfortably furnished Room in 3 re
spectacle private family, or where there nre two or
three bosrders The location to be between pS. sy.
enus and g, ard 9Th and 18th streets.
ID ress "a B." through City Post Ofhce.
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Wants.

a,ts' and ssJpantea" ADVERTISEMENTS, four line
or less, for each biscron, Us cents; each additional
line 5 ctHts. n. orr. -. -.....
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ID ndzrly opposite Browns Hotel, hsstne ROOM!
and Offers every desirable comfort aud a;cpmmuds
don for ,fAmiiias or. single gentlene ~ no sner
or transidnt. No mote agreeable boarding hpus
will be found inWashsu0toR. IS . hs ie ft--1y
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IS jog eHnL INaroN rsseives Gil the New Books
AMI Newspapers as fast as published. He is agent
for Hnri ers and all the OF her Magazines, and our
readers will always find . Large and goos assort
ment Of Blank Books and ststionery at his Book
stose, Odeon Building, corner Off street anu Penn.
yvania avenue. ey- L. 49,. 80. AIT aug l9
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GEORGETOWN
CLASSICAL MATHEMATIOAL ACADEMY.
w. y. STUART, Principal.
f'HE duties Of this Institution will be resumed OF
l. Monday next, the 4th September.
aug 2S-lvt =
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Educational
GEORGFTOWN CLASSICAL

Y
- GEORGETOWN CLASSICAL
IND SCIENTIFIC ACADEMY.
THE duties Of this institution will Be resumed on
J. Mnnass. the 4th Of Sep,tmber. ~
Terms per qusrteS Of eleven weeks, IS, SO, and
Sezst. according to the nstufe Of the studies pur
suedi ffenah and Drawing extra. very csmpa-
tent and ecient Assistant has been secured for the
ensuing seholayti, Sear. Number Of scholars LIN
ited: ~ IN TT. W. SIMPSON,
-.e.p.2--Sts. -T"' - Principal
MRS. p 7. MARCER0N'S ACADEMY.
fIHEduttes Of this fnstitntion will be resumed Oh
i Mon ay, September 4th.
French tau ht by native Of France; Music by q
fro1seor For terms, etc, amply at Mrs. Ms reai.
dence: Ne. Jersey avenue, below street south,
Best rsfsr,nehs can be given.
NJ ISIS H. McCORMICK AND SISTER
I'VE will resume the duties of their school on MON
rAf, rms fth Of September, at their place Of resi-
deuce, ON ~ street, betWeen ePennsylvsnis and
MISSOURI avenues, next door to Mrs. Wards board
ing house = :, : : : - SGD 2-eo3ls
- ~ ,, - MRS. LUNDY .
"1Ll OPEN scnool for young ladies on north
W. side of E, between 9th ana 10th streets, The
nrst Monday in September.
For sau,srs and terms apply 10 Mrs. I.
avg CIV -
a.
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A LOT OF Old 6EwxRAPxRS FOR GlLH II
"A fKN 0lyHH mW %r
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NTANTED-A first rate Cook, wsshsr and ironrr.
w American or German woman pre'err.d, II Q
slave cansot be had! Erq uire at this office.
a-3th - ~ 2 t.
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MGR hENT-Two new franz H0CSES., situated
L ON East Capitol, between 9Th and 5th strest
Fer terms, DC, apply 70 :
o. A. DALEY, Dentist,
- Pa. avenue, between eth and 7,h sts.
Sen 2-eo9ih -."- ...--7
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F0RssliE Or .ENr--A new ftur.strft hr.c \
r {OUSK on 9th strea'. rear NJ. twill u On.
ishSsi sbons the 18th ins.snt Persons s;sas;Sslt,
rant Hr ntrshase are requested to ell Iua learn e
particulars IF p. NJ. MsGRUpkR
Dry Goods and Shoe Merchant, TIN n.
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NTANTED- II Situa.ion by young Wom.n as
w Wet Nurse. Che is the mother Of two chill
dren. Apply at the corner Sd and Sta, to Mrs.
FRITZ. Yep -l:*
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BARSUN's GRAND ExAIBIfIoa IN WASHING.
Ies.7On Wednesday next, the celebrated mu-
scum and nenagsrie Of the more celebrated
P. T. Barnum will be opened in this city. II
Is the greatest exhibition Of the kind in the
world ; and ~ it 10 only TO remain here one
Gay, ell, that can should avail Of the oppor.
tunity 20 behold It'll There will be three exhi.
billions during the day, however, aaordins all
a,ebauee, probably '''
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PROBABLY SL0PB8.-A clerk In one of the
Executive Departments, who had given orders
to considerable extent on his pay for last
month and this month Of September, is under.
stood to have suddenly disappeared from
Washington city, after drawing tbs amount
due him by the Government up to the LIST in.
slant. We know Of one good.natured soul
who says he has been bitten to tho tune of
s2oo-eorTowed monsy-by this excellent Gus
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\N| ANTED- At Mrs NJ. j. Daviaon's Pa. avenue
w b.tween 9th and 10th streets, two expert
enced 4lALltNERS, None bu. competent hands
he"u app:;y,. f.as7c. ..l-- -s,,,r T-- d. l.. u.
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IIHoR Rem Two ROOMS, suiteble for ofHoes, or
| I an Office and bed room, immed. ssely Opposite
RUS City Hall. ri sla - CHAS. 8. WALLACH.
| T. aug 25-eo2w %. --r.. .s~5
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r WISH TO HIRE ArWOMAN-To % into the
i country five miles, to cook and for other purpo.
SIS. Good wsges will be given to one that is ccnps
tent. "G. 80 d. CLAGkTr.
sep st 80. IE .ana.. .. 80 .-;r - ~
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lx,UaNI.HEU ROOMS sevsri Goubia or sins 10
Il Furnished Rooms at the northwest corner Of 4
and 10th strs ets is for rent. 80 % Yt -.g 80 /
SEQ 1-4f - p,o..;E MRS. X. STIfART.
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ORDNANCE CLUB Pic. NIc-The frst pic.nic.
of this spirited Club, to como of on Wedne{.
day afternoon, we are inform cd, will be,a
splendid affair in tho line. They 20 to the
White House in the favorite steamer George
Washington, accompanied by Scott's excellent
cotillon band, and will be prepared with On
abundance of Refreshments Of the best for the
interesting occasion,
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NOR RENT-A Frame HOUSE cnntaining sine
L rooms, including kitchen, SITUATED on 18th at.
between and streets. Island. Toys good tenant
the rent " n be Tow SOS Fer further particulars tu.
quire If u. snailWcot at the Store Of ca EFT,
Newton, May 4 Co., or az th. d, cr,. =.
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Tfuk kHsT-A isrge three story House, with ex
f tens,ve back buildings stable, coachhouse, and
smckehouee; The buildings contain twenty .tvo
rooms and kitchen, and is we'll suited for board.
Ing heuss IT s rftnats: on the north SIDE Of east
Capitol street. shout one hundred yards east Of the
Cap tol equafe. Apply to IT
I'D Fl. N. 4 J. ". EAsBY, -
Lumber Yard. corner d and Goth sts.
aug 1S-ecSw d.
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MANIA.A-PorUTAbeut eleven O'Clock last
plight the Dry Of watch attracted oitissns and
the guards to the corner Of 7th street and the
nvsIae, where they found tall, strong man.
u.Ar0ng calling for assistanss He said n Al
- isss1 TWEEN persons wsss after him TO take
,a., ~. asa T % the guards to 20 and Or.
fellow was suffering with mania 4 nofn ana
hs was tSken to the guard house and kept e.
cure QQ04 00 WQSptnA -.n-., "a
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An INVOICE Of HsrisonsI eA,sbrstsa y
~ iqmibisi nrfurtsr gss opsss4 I = ao.H
VPs.sysnss, between 9th and 10Th sIeets
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EOR RENT Ip,the First Ward. small 'woetorS
Il Brick HOUXE with four rcoms, on Goth, bAtw
NJ and streets, rot far from,ihe market. Rent 81
per month Apply at stors OF ...- .-.--- .
aug 3C-eoSt* Tw JOHNSON CO.
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TIIE FI3EMEy.


ATA MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF PRoTEc-
n ton EceIe Company No. s. held at the engine house.
on Tuesday evening the h uit the following preamble
and resolutions nnously adopted
Whereas much esteemed member OF body has found
1t e1pcdent tender his rcsigr alton and
wherea consider and fitting that should
express admrAt Of his many
qualities In view Of his thus tiringthereore be IL
Hesolved That In accepting the resignation OF MT Wm
9. Lyons rs foreman of our company the committee
behalf Of the members do 80 with feelings Of the
foundest regret and while reluctantly compelled TO
part th BIN m that capacity wo at the ssms time tender
under during period Of his fore aassbp for the upright
energetic and impartial manner In Which
Tho dutise dovoiyng him. and for the uniform kind
brotLerly feeling. and gentcmany demcsnor which
have marktd Els intercourse with in every relston
Resolved That foreman for the years he
has been just In his judgments and free from
Siss in bs and active and intrepid in the
formnnce OF ell his duties As friend he has been
hearted sincere and cordal and msu he entitled to
the respect and esteem Of oil who honor true worth
Resolved That as fireman and man, be has our
unfeicr cd admiration aud has best wishes for his u
furc in whatever enterprise he embark Ms
good dc eds and exem p'ary conduct will
and We hali ever regard his bright example we'll
worthy of imitation by svcry truo foreman.
JAMES 3 WARD
JOHN n FRENCH. Committee.
WILLIAM g. CONNER y
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RoaId OF Suneryisnrs.

Jux.G --lIs Honor the Recorder in the chair. The
minute Of The Last meeting read and approved.
UNPAID TAXES.
A communication received from the Recciyer OF
Taxes IN 10 rcsolutionof the board az 70 the
unpaid taxes Of 1851 1882 and 1863 Ordered to lay on
the table and be printed.
Bills for advertising small bills for stationery
and other things, were ordered to be paid.
THE PROPOSED NEW JAIL.
The committee county offices cent in report stat.
ing that in their opinion the Board OF Aldermen had
power to cxpend money to build JAM and advised
that the necessity Of such building should be urged
upon the Board Of Councmen. Adopted.
a report Of same committee In favor of putting up
racks to protect the books, &c. In the County Clerks
Office, was adopted.
sHERIFFs BILL.
For the execution OF James L. Hoare So 75 boarding
or J. L. Hoare during his imprisonment Sal 59 convey
ng prisoners s47l summoniug jurors s3s7 ls Edridsc
street jail e1s4 bo Goals for ditto, s7s 75 sundriss for
ditto, 1878 al total 81 $50 a. The report Of the con-
mittee in favor Of raying the above was adopted.
REMUNERATION TO THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
resolution 10 pay the members Of tho Board Of Health
20 each per day. carried by vote Of eleven 70
The board adjourned to Monday next.