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THE MREN ASSAULT oAsE.

AT the request Of the parties charged will
committing the assault upon Chas Wren, tC
which VIC alluded some months since, We publish
the following in vindcation Of their character
The Grand Jury have fully examined the caust
Of the Territory Of Washington against A. j
Burge, Chas. Mcdaniel, and o Alally alias Chas
Mitchell, for assault and battery upon and for
robbery Of Chas. Wren, and find from the testi
mony that the charge Of robbery is without any
foundation Whatever, and is malicious, and thai
the charge of assault and battery is frivolous
and is not supported by the testimony and there.
fore ignore and refuse to tind bill against them
or either Of them, in either cause.
Isaac WooLERY.
Foreman Of the Grand Jury.
hereby certify that the above is true and
correct copy of the original, now on Gle in my
Office.
Witness my had and seal of the
- Court, this 10Th OF May. 1864.
las W. NJ. TICKER
'--) Clerk &c.
, 1864-06-06

VINO TAKES TnE TMckg-In Alpine
county, lives a lady who sometime since
got maried, as all women love to do. Four
weeks after, her husband WIS killed in a
claim, aud in thrcc weeks she married
again. Her second husband lived only two
weeks, and IN two weeks after his death
she married his brother. and six months
after she married the last time she gave
birthtO q child BY her first husband Y
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~The recent cold snap has brought large
Quan titles Of fish, known as "tom- cod," into
ire various rivers and creeks leading into
New York Bay, the fishermen are actively en-
gagged in Coaching them In large numbers.
- girl who was making dress put the
sleeves in wrong. She was unable to change
them, as she could not determine whether she
had got the tight sleeve in the wrong place,
or the wrong sleeve in the right place.
- Honors do not always come to young
soldiers even in France. NJ. Mareschal, aged
10l, senior officer In the army Of France, is just
decorated.
~ The investigation of the causes Of the ac-
cident the New Haven railroad has de-
veloped the fact that large number OF the
ties are rotten, and the road generally out of
repair.
~ Leeds, Skipton, SiIsdep, Rochdale, Hob
den Bridge, Manchest and 9th er places in
the north of England. felt the shock of an
earthquake on Sept. Goth.
- In England, employment is becoming
more scarce in the man ufacturing districts, and
there is continued depression and sensitive
nefs in financial and commercial circles.
~ The dissolution Of The British Parlia.
ment will take place next Easter, and the
general election about three months after
wards.
~Passengers on the New York city pas
seueer railroads almost invariably refuse to
pay the extra fare of one cent
" Rossini, the composer, addressing Miss
Patti as "My good Adelina," pays her a high
compliment on her singing.
SCharles G. Halpine ("Miles O'Reilly,")
has been nom mated for county Office by the
Anti W. God Democrats of New York.
~Mrs. Sarah McEwen. of Jersey city, hung
her infant, ond then took her own life.
~ George Peabody has retired from his
bfD king concern In London.
- John b. Cough has written an entirely
lew temperance lecture.
~ Mr.. s. H. Pearce, Of Pennington, Conn,
na- sl4 sons in the Federal Army.
- General Lee pets chickens. General
BeSsfvg1fd1 mileh cow
~ Tse overland mail is now open to Salt
Lske city.
~ The Confederate loan is down to 81 in
Europe.
~ City Point, Va, has hotel.
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DROPOsALs FOR HAY.


OGs Depot CommissaYy Of Su5sistesee.3
223 u ST., WdShfa gt0H. Oct b. leot y
sealed Prop sals. In dupli ste for Two a9nnIeo
t2oI Tens of Good Mtrchsntable Cnnaten asy'
viii be I'd at this Office until THURSDAY,
Bids must be rdorsed " Prnpoeal'f for Hay a1o
accompanied BY an oath of allegiance tun!ess ths
bidder has one on file IL this ofhce) ana the usna'
guaranty, signed by pot less than two respon-
sible persons whose solysncy must Dc SHOWN "
est District Court or Of the United States Attor-
Parties to whom awards may be mada must at
once enter into contract, and give bonds equal IN
am ou to half the sum to be recei yed on the
contract signed by the contractor ana oo'n OF n's
Hwards viii not be made 20 any person who has
heretofore failed fulfill his contracts With the
Government. nor will proposals OF dsiosai parties
The right to reject proposals is reserved by the
Cover mont il. il it's opinion, the pub interest
will be subserved by the rejection.
Bidders must be present at the opening OF their
bids, 20 res pend to their names. 49,
The bay must he d livered a: the National Mon.
free of all cost of transportation or Weighing.
will be weighed by sworn wsigher before 1t is
accepted. and will also be ripidly inspected; and
such a. il not OF good merchandise quality will
The delivery of the Hay must commence within
and be com persd within forty t40) dass from the
date of the anne.
Upor the com pletion Of the contract the Hay
will be paid for in such funds as the Government
may have on hand to disburee, or IS soon there
after as the proper officer may b. in funds.
ii'p''A'' AlD'' 10 E. T. BRIDGES.
oe H. eotd Captain and G. 8. v.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS LILLE BENNETT has the honor to in
lVl form The public that she 10 prepared to eve
Instructions in usc. at her residercA. No. 500 u
st bet. 9th and 7th sts, and respectfully solicit
their patronage.
She respectfully offers the following references
Prot. ]. b Daniel, BON. Rich Walsch Mayor,
Frsnck ylor. Esq, DR.. Alex. Mcdonald Davis.
John =. Coyle, Esq.
WAsHIyGTON d. o., 1864. SEP Teolm'
VJ,HE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.-The If
i teepth annual session of this institution will
commence on the 9Th of September. 1884 Circu-
lars obtair ed At the Academy, corner Ath street
and New York avenue. au L. colin
DROOKVILLE ACADEMY.
d Session commences Sept 6th. Entire expense
for 81 weeks, $40. Circulars st Sta once I'D
dress Il. 4. Blu hNa, Principal,
an eo2mr Broekville, Montgomery CO. Nd
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PROPOSALS..
% RoPoa AIS 1sB so.A9B.
Oa.Es 3uAaf An asFns . VRHioE,
WA,aIHafnR UaRoH Dec ., I'D

WA,sissrDB DsroT Dec. T. is6S
+. s:s,.''@ = sS.tS:is:
mss ai.ss., VIII H.,, d.rs, Dat. and asr.:
Bids all. be eecei.ad Cor the dehysry Of s.as
snsnss ~ com ar oats and 81 tone ~ a., OF
Bidd.r. mus, s,.ss =, watch Of sn. shove nance
sSs, maxi.
.ss 81 ,:s .ia e e
r. sI' s' nass :. -'sss" out II words on II.
e g q NJ. o. ss
s1trs charge 70 The go..nmsnt Fhs har end
III: sss 80, :.
70 s1s o,a. in
zitsd viii se .aeiee, . ttxis is.pse log y ts'
.h Sop Psn.ss :..,osssi. Siaa., i. 10
.s .sss ss
have Ss.. Aivss -, and :SosS SEP q .u,.,, n.
.iss nsss 81: os.Ud
3. ten DAY: s md
s { :IS: sss i at.
the s.id bidder should fail to enter int the COR
% nd t. &: ass
sibls bidds or The person 70 whom the contract
as s. E ~ s:s
andsI &c United STATE. asvsrnneas or RESPONSE
BE person known to y e once
.s: s = 81, OF the .'''''
RE taH ss%s az saals.. Of s.eh bidder
~Pt be ss:e's ss
Z Bonds. In sum equal TO tn. amount Of tn. cor
nsS n 81 d bid
Lar bidders uPen :ixnn. the o"o ea sa,a,
b. oStains ed npop application # this ones.
'r0'n. County and , f5sss| ~
b.s
q oern 10 ..ei. Du.h.l
- busksi. o. Oats in sacks. st-ssr eushsi o.
tons so q B.l.s H... 1t - per ton Of 500
tons = Baled Straw. At - per ton Of 400
DelIvsny TO- commence ON Or before The sZ OF
-, is, and to be completed On OF nstors "a.
:dss7:s sn a,ss r. 6csssa
:s.: ssZ ss1s
BHtRAdt6f s%aV
aenetA D'' Washington, d. o.
GUARANTY.
VI. III. undsrssnsa q f,;.17 , t1 -;
and .it tn,s the I'D
and xu.tsd1tssss e. se o, they viii within ten days
assr ths a.d bid s.ssHss sfs GOD
ss, IN sum equal 70 the amour, Of tn. soni,.e !,
f. s5sss
andsr -hicb the bid VS. made. and. in sase II.
sforesaId. ve guarantee TO make good the diasr
lowest responsible bidder, or the Defson 70 whom
.he contract may b svarded
E,ven Under our hands and seals this 20 Az Of
IN, fS".i1
-, ssrsby certify that, 70 the best Of my knovi
edge and belief, the above,named Eusrsntors A.,
good ard sufficient g :usenSs 'of 'se emooo. 'o'
70 be certissd By the United States District Al
toynsy Ooliector Of Customs, Or any other once
49, ~ rTnited states Goyernmsut, OF rsspop
s'n's person s''" D. b. RgOklk,
A.. as&f Brigadlef General and @. II.
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THE EVENING STAR.
O r FL e I A l..
Rov Dspartmssl Adjutast osss,arf , orc

Rov Depdrtnest, Adjutast 6eseyapf Ogee'
WosSsaytoss. Oct ~, 1864.
Tne following officers, having been reported
at the headu a artars of the army for the ohencss
hereinafter specihed, are hereby notified that
they will stand dismissed ne service OF
n. United states, unless, within afteee days
Rom This date, they sppear before the Military
Commission, 10 session in this city, Of which
Brig Gen. John u. CALDWELL, United STATES
yolnnteers is president and ma se satisfactory
defeuce to the charges against them:
Fov beng the city of Washington citout author
~ and failing to report saisr aTsst at Hsdd-
Quarters Military Dfstrfet Of Washington, as
ordered
Lieutenant Adam Sourant, 2ist United States
Coiorsd Troops.
Absence sgitAout ledre.
Assistant Surgeon Charles T.. 9oldsborougb,
stu Maryland Volunteers.
E. d. TowNsRND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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ORPHANS COURT, OCTOBER sTH, 1866
It-ic.t:-In the case of Thomas Thorniy Admins
traitor 81 Charles DsviDey deceased, the Admins.
Orphans Court Of Washington County aforesaid
appointed Tuesday: the 1t day Of Noysmoer,
sonsl estate Of said deceased, and of the assets in
hand. as far as the same have been collected and
tors and heirs of said deceased notified to at
tend, at the Orphans Court of Washington Coun-
ty aforesaid j with their claims properly vouchsd
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from ali
benefit in said deeessed,s estate: provided copy
weeks in the Evening Star. previous to the said
Test: z. G. ROBBINS,
ne lO.lavsv. Register of Wills.
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PROPOSALS. FOB WATER SUPPLY.

Hendqua,tsrs Pepa7tmsst Of WasAisston,)
Office Aisf Qua ttrmqster, J
WASHINGTON D. c., october L. 1854.
Written Proposals will be received at this Office
veyins W stsr to the Genrge o IN Home for Freed
men, on Geore town lights, D. @.
Bidders will state the cost OF Introducing Water
and putting in Range and connecting to Boils. Tor
q h OF water supply, as Lollows:
Eight : undrrd Is ~ feet 'linesli of inch cast
non water supply pipe and laying, stating price
per lneal foct tapping main furnishing and fit
ting hydrant; ar angament Of rsnxg aud 9oal o.
waste, a. fun nishinx and fitting stable hydrant,
stating anou. for each item. . .
making their pro posa g. and any informal or need-
ed will be furnished on application 1t THIS once,
An oath of allie rance must accom- pany sach o1o.
N ~ - JOHN A, Ellison,
Co onel and Chief Qua art y master,
oc htd Departmept OF WASH ngton.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sn bseri.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court OF
W ashin gton county In the District of Columbia.
letters of administration on the personal estate
Of Caleb H. shreve. late Of Washinston city, e,
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, With the thereof to the So bseribsr
may otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
e6ref the said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF septemoe
1854. , ,u,-ryn
sep 2p-1swSw$ SAML. SHkEEFE.
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! Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Warrington county, in the District Of Columbia,
estate Of b. Gre mpton, late OF Washington city,
y y dsssssed. All per~ons having claims AGAINST
h ar With the vouchers thereof T. the snbscri.
~. On or before the 23d day of August next; they
OF the said estate S' O-' -
,e Siven under my hand this I'd day Of August,
CHILLs AND PEVERs-RT An ma NooV-
~ Go q once to MORRIS DRUOSfoRE. lis
he,tls ~ Az. Curs Msst Hnd. and procure
They are warranted TO sufe. Priee 80 osp To-
MAP OF M0HnOND. AID sulr0iN niNo
~ sesaGsy. aAeSsas fsssl sers;Sssaqs:;S sssss,
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DIANos AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

w. METZER0TT, corner Pa av and ilth n.
The largest Nus cal Establishment
and oIL importing house in the DisIuByU
trict Sole Agency OF Steiuway Sons grand and
square PIANOS of which we have just received q
new assortment. making our stock Is instruments
Of this celeb atsd factory alone which ls larger
assortment than can be found ct any oth 4geo
ey Of this house in the country Besides these.
Broth sfs make on hand. We are the sole AGENTS
efhHon Hamlins Justly celebrated O BiNET
SlN { 500 Prince Co.'s MELODE0Ns
PurcbssiRg exclusivsl, for csso, We are enabled
to sell At the lowest figures for cash. and npIn &C
com moo atinR terms.
Old Pianos taken in exchange. tuned and re-
paired oc6
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Ww Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
K0shiaofQa. ID q Oct i96i Z


Washington, d. c., Oct. IL, 1884, :
Surgeon Samuel A. Sabine, 9th New York
Heavy Artillery, charged with offences, aRd
heretofore published, Is exempt from being dis
missed the service of the United states, the
Military Commission instituted by Special
Orders No 50. series Of 1863. from the war De-
partment. bavinR reported that satisfactory
defence has been made in his case.
f. ID TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
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oc IA. eotd
MEDICAL PURVlYoRy oYFIoI,

MEDICAL PURVlYORT QYRIOl,
Nl WAsHIA0fOn, u. O., June u, l664.
All dealers 10 this city and 6eorgetnvn. whs wish
70 sell to the Medical Puryeyins Department, Are
req uested TO send t. this once, on the MONDAY Of
each week, sealed list Of the articles they may be
prepared to furnish, ct short aotjee, With the
price OF sseh attached 70 the
ND-tf Surg. u 8. A.. Medical PuFveyor.
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w Miss Leslie's New Cookery Book; YOUNG
HousskeePesr r, z Friend; The Heus hold Manager.
W.lsSs Domsstic Ec msn Coia Mutton.LSp,d1hp
y,kin. e1S aa RsCSs NJ. h.lss for The
Housewife; Teeetmesr q Domestic Bconon y-Lon-
don; yeeetabls Omeletts and Osnfectio nery-Lon.
dom The Confectioner. Sugar Boiler, ana Pastry
sepB RRANCK TAYLOR
Il IM1I LIM1I LImEI an nov 1rspersd 70
IL deliver heeA oufnsd PQTOlAO LINZ, pre-.
b. GAIT ssAF. 1se. Line kin.
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LAND SALES,
UY TIE PRESIDENT o The UNITED
d STATES,
ruRTHESALE PvALUAaLsLANDs I'll.
LATE WtNNEBAGO INDIAN KEsEkVArlJN
IN MINI EauTAs

f9IkkT s WiNSksAG5 indian sEsssvarI1a
IN MTNN ssuTA'
In por.ua.es of lag 1, AssAHAa hIHonas,
hereby declare and make kuown that public sales
Win he held in the ulder mentioned Land Omss'
in The state of Minnesota, at the P~rloas her-in
a.the Lend otses ss St Peter. commencing on
rrssfss for the the '%ne.ssso shove
t"wuships. witch win be sold at the appraised
value Of the lands and the improvement ts'hereon'
Wig:
N0'A If ii. base '". ard s.,' Of ~ "' '''"f''''
In t. xnship as, rsoxsA '.'.,is 81, - - &C
in , ."~"ss!p e" IS. range range zs-:.-G :sa
In township ~. range aa...........Hsssn
SshsSuls psr,isuIs1iy Describing the iodivia
be open for inspection At ID. District Land Offices
Th. of-ripx Of the above lands ill Be- com n
ss Is: ana sb
seh.dns. and eon.ceutivei, ~ townships. As here
.ssS s III. 's whss ed: s';s
shall not b. kept open than ~" wr:s - 20
Of ny the Of r.rss
a nd any my hand ss .hs ess D non n
thousand eight nnn0rs1 A ia AK LINCOLN.
By the President,
Acting Com missioner OF the General Land onee.
sor1o.ro AoT pss tI S9EH s5OHsnrrLsRs-
In the third section Of the act Of conxr,Ss., 1p
page $50 opr oil = to sale the Winnesasd R-servn
ton IL r. sti pull ated that before any person sha
be Untitled TO enter any portion of the said lands
by pre- emption or Otherwise. previous 70 their
az posure To sale to the highest oida At pub C
outery he shall become An .ctnal bona ah hr
PoS x tn n .ss OF
wear frou re date Of the settlement. the fuii
appraised value of the lands and the Improvements
Nov 10 order that all such bona dde. actual
settlements may be secured to the sevsrai pre-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN,
that the, must 60 ne forward and die their Am a.
Wits /. sixnatpx he particular tracts on ~niea 1
they may he actually settled, giving the a..s "
sne6 aetna So meut. and bsfore the expit4ton
of one year from HI CHI da the "a vera pre- ptoG
claims must he estsblished before tne w ~
pre- emptirn laws and full payment msas thsrson
the lands and i'm provemsnts thereon
lat In all such cases where the year may no.
s,.nas be fore the commencement of the pnblit
s.ie such bona ide az taal settlements ms, and
I'd In all pre-em ption cases In which the year
NAV expire before the commencement OF the pub
lie sale par ties must establish and pay nI
their claims otherwise all tracts in this will
be offered to he highest hi ider, under tn.
such public tale the price must not De for less
sum than for the appraised value.
au 30-1awl3w Acting Commissioner
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MASSEY COLLINS l. CO.'S
wi PHILADELPHIA
DRAE9HT ALE AND PORTER.

lam now receiving large quantities OF DhAo9hT
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated brewery.
which am prepared TO furnish on short ustice to
all persons Who favor me with their orders.
Orders given to my drivers will be promptly At
tended to.
Goods delivered In all parts OF washington AND
Georgetown free of charge.
RILEY A. SH1NN. Agent
UaiOn Bottlins Depot, 81 Green street
r5tf GEORGETOWN, D. O,
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~ TRICT or CokUNBIA, WAsHINGros CouNrY,
doa the case Of christopae Fuss and
.uss, deceased, the administrators aforesaid
hha have; 9Th the apprebation of the Orphans
ed TUESDAY, the hrst day Of November next.
for the final settlement and distribution OF th.
assets in hand. az far as the same have been col
iseted ana turned into money; when aud where all
notined to attend at the Orph ans Court Of wash
inEton County sfore. aid. with their claims prop
excluded from all benefit 10 said dece assd estate,
provided z COPY OF this order be paolis shed once Q
GUS to the eehd arst day of November, 1894
oc lo-lAwSw Register of Wills.
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ORPHANS COURT. SEPTEMBER oath, 1874
ToH, to ,1tt: In the case Of Bridget Kelly, Al
ministra,rix of James Kelly, deceased. tho
ofthe Orphs ns' Cou # of sshington County afore
said, appointed SATURDAY. the 18th Dc, OF ycto
the personal estate of said deceased, and Of the
assets in hand as far as the same have been col;
the creditors and heirs of said deceased are notified
to attend, lat the Orphans, Court of Washington
County aforesaid,l With their claims prSpsriS
from all benefit in said deceased's estate: provided
Aeopy OF this order be published sncs week fer
Test: ~o''' Z. @. ROBBINS,
Sep 26-lawSwS Register of Wills.
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DROPOsALs FOB PINE WOOD.

OFFICE DEPor coNxIss RI OF sUBslsTEScE,
aealed proposais in du plic.te, are iaviIed until
WEpNEsoAY, October i9, at u O'Clock m for fur
FIVE HuNDRE6 $500 CORDS OF PINE WOOD.
To be delivered within forty Ave -, days after
opening the BIDS: al the Wharvss in Washington or
GEORGETOWN. D. O.
The Wood I, be good. erchautabla. s?nnd Pine
ect to the inspection Of An officer agent of this
Depart emit, as to it's measurement and quality.
before II ia received. .
Bidd rs must be present to refpond to their bids
and give sal evidence of 10y atty and their
c. pied go
Payment will be made In oertihcates OF indebt
ednesa or such other funds as the Government
may have for disbursement.
I he Government reserves the right to reject any
bio any cause.
Bids to be add ressed to the undersi gned, At 223
q street, endorsed proposals for Pine Wood. ~
&. @. GREENe,
oct l4.td Captain and @. 8. V.
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IMPORTANT TO 6UTLIRe
SUTLIRS WILL FIND
n. A. DOWNING 4 co.'s
90 " " E 4 y D OLAX
70 Bl MOST VALUABLE ARTICLE TO
THEIR TRADE.
It Sells very rapidly. and IL the most economical
article Of DIST for the o1eer's meas It 10 prepared
In one minute. and makes most delicious Soup or
Chowder It 70 highly recommended b. Arm
Surgeons. The prehts are largo.
q. A. DOWNING & CO.,
Manufacturers of Concentrated FOOD
No. III East 18th st., New Yofi
For sale By BARBOUR & SIMMEs. Sole Agents
IS Louisiana Avenue,
ae3y shington, D. q
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ct, TIMorHY's HALL.

The undersigned viii open his SCHOOL FOR
BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS, at the above
named place on TUESDAY, Sept. Is, 1851
He has. by very liberal outlay, secured the best
TALENT TO assist bill in II educxtion of young gen
uemep. aud has procured . site inferior to IN
the country for rails brity of eli aud esuty of
scenery. The Hall is an extensive series of build
lngs, ntted up with every rsQu ate for cOnfs {,
eonyenience and health, sur oundsd by 81 acres Of
sioana aHording ample scope for physical sxer.
seulty: s7n'io"eA '"he@'uso 'he
PARSONS. Principal And
Professor Of Nathan. tics 80 Mao, s.;sr...
0Eo b. GRAPE. NJ
Rev, sEWMAN HANK, A. N.
frogpp soMnssb language d. Moral Science,
Professor Of Belize sttr-s and Anc,.n. 1.m.,,
Professor of German spanish = "a M....;
Professor OF Frsnch ,
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THE MOST POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE Is
SMITH, BROS. i CO..
40 West Baltimore street. Bal ii more.
Tailors, OWsst BsltiInc re street.
No 40 West Baltimore st., Baltimore. Nd.
prices.
Wasninstonians can save 20 per cent. by getting
20 West Baltimore street.
The best and chsapes. Clothing House il the
country is Al SMITH, M..I l.. BROS; CO.
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
40 West Baltimore st baltimore, Nd.
psssons in Washinxtoa. can save - per cent By
''''Df ''''' o'0'n1s sS1rH, BROS. & CO.
40 West Baltimore street.
Our Washington customers can End the best
Stock Of in M Bros Co.,
40 West Baltimore street.
The leading Clothing House Of Baltimore offers
the ,ss e q SSos e the Hail.
40 West Baltimore street.
Do not fail to come to SMITH, BROS. CO. to get
your Clothing. 40 West Baltimore street
The place whore evsEyH,efdAz sf ss6 5sitsa CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
The only house in Baltimore or Wasnlnetont nat
sponge AL 'ne'' SMITH, BROS. & CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
All DISCHARGED Soldiers in Washington are
SMITH, BROS. Il CO,
40 West Baltimore street.
Discharged soldiers can save twenty dollars On
q Butt by buying OF - ,no, m
40 West Baltin ore st., Baltimore, Nd.
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OLOTHIEG SMITH, BROS & CO.,
Merchant Tailors and olothiers.
Be sure and come to SMITH, BROS: q CO.,
Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West Baltimore
street, TO get your Fall and winter Clothing.
SMITH BPOS. & CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
20 West Baltimore street.
Peg top PANTS, French and 1nglish WALKING
COATS. Peltoe's fancy and plain SACKS; also, the
new style EACKATEL, the prettiest coat out
All in endless varieties at SMITH BROS d Co.'s
Popnlar M.rble Hall Clothing House, ~ West
baltimore Ri
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Including fare 20 and from the city:
FOR particulars see circulars. to be obtained at
BrincipA bookstores, or address
4 PARSONS, 0stonsville,
Baltimore County, Maryland.
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