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MILLERS NEW STORE,
l'1 1O1 Bridge ST., Georgetewn, ID, q

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
just received a large additional supply of Spring
ana Summer Goods, embracing full assortment
OF Dress Goods, Shawls, Psrssols. Housekeeping
Goods, Cloths and Cassimers, Ladies' Cloths
Goods for boys wear, Gloves, Hosiery Hoop skirts
Calicoes at TO- l25. IS 20, 25 cents; BIeached Nus
Tins Al ID. 25, 81, G1a cents. Our goods have been
purchased at greatly reduced prices, and will be
sold very cheap.
ap 3-lmr BENJAMIN MIITpp
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10y GkEEN & WILLIAMS, Aactiopeers-
- No. 526, corner Eth and SITS north
RY GREEN VILLA Ms. Auctiouesrs
- No. 500 corner eth and ID street,

VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT, FRONT
IN On N ~, Z, AT THE CORNaR OF
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, we shall
sell. on the premises at O'Clock D. m, a very de-
sirable Building Lot at the corner Of north Y and
"a street west ii being east part of original Lot
NO. D. In Square No. 90, having front Of AZ feet
ii inches on street, running back with 2d street
ll3 feet to wide alley. This property is besuti-
iully located In an elevated position. having the
advantage Of a sewer in front, and is Considered
one of the building lets in that section
of the city
Terms 0ne-third cash; balance in g. 10 and IL
months for notes bearing Interest from day of sale
deed given and a deed of trust taken All con.
veyRnciDR, including revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser. Slo0 will be REQUIRED maid
down when the property is knocked down, ana if
not paid il will then and there be put AGAIN AMI
sold to the next highest bidder The Iot will h.
subdiyided in tive If desired WA w
apl lad GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

hR. @. S. VERDI, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI-
- CLAN AND SURGEON,
No. 81 Congress street, opposite the Post Office
georgetown, d.. ap l3-lmf
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, CHEERFULLY
w recommend to the citizens of Georgetown DIR
Q. 8 VERDI, formerly of Baltimore, gentle
T. VERDI, M. D., G. W. POPE, M. D., ii !,
HATCH, M D. an I21ws
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NoTICE.-We, the undersigned, do respectfully
l inform our friends and the public in general
that we have rented the HORSE Shooting ES-
TABLIsHMEET of the late Thomas Mcclure,
No. AIS 9Th street. between ID and f.. Wewould
feel happy to see our friends give a call as we
intend 10 give entire satisfaction and shoe as res
soDable as any in the city, and as we'll We would
likewise call attention TO a all over our Shop that
10 for rent on reason able terms.
WARD & MURPHY,
nh B-lm' HOrseshoers.
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DY NAGLE co., Auctieneers.
ID Sales rooms No. 261 Pennsyivania avenue,
corner Of llth street.

maggie %. Will give their personal attention 20
the sale Of Real State and Household Turuiture Al
the residenoe Of antilles declining housekeenins
Also, . the sees Of stocks Of Groceries and MeS
chandise Of every description, Horses, Carriages.
Harness. 10. dec I-fv
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N 2e-ee2w JAS. O. MCGUIRE a Co 49, &C

til TUESDAY AFTERNOON. AMI ~ IN
clock NINA UHLMANH, Gusrdisn N''
apl4 JAS. @. MCGUIRE CO All.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

-FOUR NEW TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSES
AND LOTS ON SOUTH & STREET, BET az
AND 9Th STREETS. ISLAND.
On MONDAY, the 10th instant, at 6 o'clock n
m, we shall sell. on the premises, Lot No. 4, in
Square No 4S2, being subdiyided into four build
ing lots, having IL feet inch front each, running
back TO 20 foot alley, improved by four new two
story Brick Houses, con tanning four rooms esoh,
wkioh will be sold sepsrately OF altogether.
Terms One-halfcash balance in 6 and II mo tbs
secured by deed Of trust on the premises All
conveysncing and revenue stamps at the cost OF the
purchaser. $50 down on each house when sold.
GREEN & WILLIAMS.
ap 9-eo6ds lntsll Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
fFor other Asetior Saies see fo,1-t1 rao-

LFor Other A.etion Sales sc, fourth pase.I
RY JAS. @. Mcguire 90, Aucts.
GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILDINGS AT PUB.
On FRIDAY, April -, at n o,eIoct u a, ,n.
premises, we shall sell the folIowins de.Srihad
Frame buildings, lately occupied by tse "a nitsry
Commission, which are located on the sants siss
west. wiz:
Once. 22xss, 9 feet ceiling.
Kitchen 22x23h. . feet ceiling
Once. lsxIL, 9feet do
Shed. adjoining, lzxl?H, S feet ceiling.
] Barrack :s1t6, 10 feet do
Storehouse. esx3IH, 10 feet do
Bsrrack, 24i.x4l, Is fest do.
Sink, 4xl9, FEET do.
do. AKA sfeet do.
Covered Way, SKIS.
Lot OF footwalk
The buildings to be removed within tea days
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
ap l6-d JAS. g. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
RY J. C. MCGUIRE q CO., AuctiOneers.
CHAECERY SALE.
by virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Court of the
District OF Columbia, made in the cause of Armand
equity, dated May q 1857 will offer az auction. on
WEDNESDAY. the sth day Of MAY next, on the
premises, at half past clock p. m. that valssbe
being Square loo. This square il known for the
valuable springs on il, which were recently filled
mp by the Government. but can easily be restored.
III may be divided TO suit purchasers.
Terms of sale: One fourth of the purchase money
10 he paid in cash, and the resifre in three equal
instaments, at 6, II and Is months, with interest
lien The terms of sale must be complied with
WltniH one week after sale. the property may be
res3d after weeks notice. at rhe risk and cost
OF the nrst purchaser.
chaser MATTER s COX Trustee
.ap 10 cow y. c. MCGUIRE & co., Aucts.
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MckNEW & HICKEY,
ap 1-eotf Boom z Intelligencer Building

LNOR SALE-The commodieus and extensive
Il HOUSE and GROUNDS located at the north
east corner of North Capitol and Boundary Streets
lately the residence of Charles J. Uhlman The
property is 1856 feet on North Capitol street and
l72 feet on Boundary street with large brick DWELL
ing house and outhou ses, and has extensive wine
cellars of a costly character. Terms easy Apply
to Mrs. NINA UHLMAN, on the premises, or to
FRED. W. JONES, Attorney st-Lsw, 5th street,
between ID and Il SITS. NH % cow
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WANTEa91l srf MEAMHTEP p. n,r %sANTEDiI
FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS,
Who would like to engage in an easy light and
pTGhfdbIs BUSINESS where q small outlay is only re-
quired, and where those engaging in the same can
commence at oHss, to call at WIN. PRINCES
stamping Depot, 3s1 street, and be taught his
new method of Stamping so simple that q child
can at once undertake any job. Being the only
practical Stamper here, we can furnish full and
complete instructors, tools, cushions compost
hons and stamps BY the dozen or hundred This is
small outlay ian ~
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

AUCTION SALE OF TWO SMALL HOUSES
RnO Lot, on II st south, bet. 9Th aud 7th west On
MONDAY. the 10th inst, AT 81 O'Clock o, m we
shall sell In front Of the premises, the afOr esaid
houses and lot. Terms cash.
apl2-4tf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
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NEAT TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April IL, at 81.
O'Clock will sell, in front of the premis part Of
Lot l56, fronting about 10 feet on 81 street near
High street. Georgetown. The improvements CON
House.
Terms at sale, Conveyancing and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser.
ap last THOS. BOWLING, Auet-
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WANTEb.-SE SECOND HAND FURNITURl,
w Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING And HOUSEFUhNISHING GOODS Of every
description. Z. BUCHLY, <06 7th street,
je s-tf between and r. east side
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AUCTION SAhES.
RYJ. o. kcGUIRE . co., AnetiOnlser,.

TRusTIES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS, near the Navy Yard, with Qua coya.
fortseis DWELLING House OF rooms. Also, val
sorhood Of the PSiiaSeIeSi Ro1 T Hs1sss.
Under and by virtue Of decree in Chancery In
Gaze Of Little W. Little, No. 81 apeu the Equity
Docket Of the supreme Court for the District Of
May 1855, shal eff.r for sale, st public auction,
estate q the l.ss Peter Little deceased:
IN the af,ernoon in freat Of the premises. part Of
Lot = IN SQUARE north Of Square ee3, fronting Is
feet 90 sth street east comprising
the principal Navy Yard gate, containing SO
And inmedistely thereafter, the northsrly por-
and running back lsz feet to Canal street.
ocIoci in front Of the premh e, psrt Of Lot s. in
near street, and bet seen sth and sth streets east
and running back 81 feet. together with the we'll
ing thereon. consisting Of Q substantial and CON-
Portable twostory basement and attic frame house,
On TUESDAY, the ID day Of July, ct O'Clock I'm
the afternoon In front Of the premises, Gil OF Lot
In Square go. fronting 50 feet 10th street east,
running back lis feet inches to centre Of square
Also part OF Lot In same square, fronting IS
fset on Ith street east, and running back lis feet
Lot No. 3, 10th street, will be subdivided into
tw. lots, having each q front of 81 feet, with
depth, as absve, Of lis feet 9 inches.
with from day 81 .ss TO be- secursa BY
note with satisfactory endorsement. Deed to be
given on completion Of last payment. All stamps
apn conveyancing At cost Of purchaser.
A deposit Of SIS cash viii BE- required Of the pur
chaser at each sale, the amount TO be forfeited in
ss1n Q, RS1 with the
Je 9eo j. G.. MCGUIRE co Aurts
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je 20-dtd s
DROPosALs FOR FLOUR.

0eo Depe Co,nm,ssdvy Of SsbsiaeHs,
BasarasIOa. ID. C., June -. 1896
sealed Proposals are invited until THURSDAY
July b, 1870, II clock ma for fu rni shfng the Sub-
BisteDce Department with
ONE THOUSAND a .0Oo' BARRELS OF FLorrR
The proposals will be for what il known an ,h;.
Depot as Nos. D. 2, and s. and bids will be enter
tanned for any quantity less than the whole
Bids must be In plicate, and fer each grade or,
separate III sets of paper.
Ire aehvery Of the Flour 20 commence within
five days from the opening Of the bids and must be
delivered in such quantities, daily, the Govern
meDt may direct, al the wbarves. or Railroad De
pot in Washington, j.. &.
The delivery Of all Flour awarded % be com
pleted within twenty days from the acceptance OF
the bid
Bids will be received for Flour TO be delivered in
new oak barrels. head lined.
Payment Will he made in such funds the
Government may have 70 disbursement
The usual Government inspection viii be made
lust before the Flour Is received, and none will be
accepted which is not fresh ground, and Of a supe-
Nor quality
No bid Gill be entertained from parties who
have previously failed TO conply with their bids ,
or from bidders not present TO respond.
Government reserves the right 70 reject any bid
Tor any cause.
Bids to be addressed r. the undersigned, at No.
223 G street, endorsed Proposals foc Flour"
G.. BELL.
Ma ra.,An = ~
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DRoPosALs FOB STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE June 2. 1876
Sealed Proposals for furnishing this De pArtment
with Stationery, for the fiscal year endi ng une
le6 will be received until II clock noon, OF the
SUth instant They must be endorsed on the en- vel
ope Proposals for Stationery )" and addressed to
The Department of State
Each proposal must ne signed by the individual
or firm king it, and . cert ate iron a we'll
known and reliable citizen to the ability OF the
BIDDER or bidders to execute such a contract must
accompany il.
The bidder or bidders 10 whom the contract may
be awarded will be required to enter into IL imme
diateiy. and TO give bond with two or more salts
factory sureties. for its faithful execution. The
of the parties authorized TO be given as sure
uee must accompany the proposal.
Proposals IN which any one more articles are
offered at nominal fictitious prices OF at erces-
siye rates will not he considered.
Printed forms for proposals. embracing . sched-
ule of the articles required. will be furnished on
Application at the Department. and all proposals
schedule. je7-Iaw,w
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DROPOsALs FOB COAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
(IorP an ,USut f0snifoI fo~ rhs Ia On A

DEpARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
GoreTaMeHt Hospital for the IaSaHs. )
- Dear w AsHINGToN, d. o.. June IL, lSS.t
Sealed Proposals will be received at the once Of
this inst tuition untii noon on SATURDAY. June
80 lSo" for furnishing and deli vering sc the Hos
pitai harf seven hundred (701 rons O. 40 lbs to
the toni OF beet Run 81 Mine Cumberland or Bi.
luminous Goal, and three hundred (s09j tons Of
best White Ash Anthracite Coal, egg size.
Bids will he received from the same person or
hrm for the delivery Of both the bitumi nous and
the anthracite coal, or for one kind only; but they
viii not be cor eidered unless the name is given by
which the coal proposed to be furnished Is known
In the market. nor unless they made by deal
els or miners v he can, required, furnish satis-
factory evidence OF their ability to fulfli their
business engagements.
Bids will be held {" be binding foy week after
they IRE received, and the right 10 distinctly re-
ftrved 10 reject all any of the bids sffer ed.
The coal should be delivered In harkes or fat
bottom. center hoard vessels which draw not ex-
ceedinR seven Il feet of water W hen loaded
The delivery should commence on or before the
10th o. July 1856. and he continued at the rate Of
contract 10 filled.
The coal will be removed from the boats and
weighed BY the Hospital and 1t its expense. and
setiied for accordingly one per cont. being al
lowed for waste &c in M losding and carting from
the wharf 10 the scales, which are on the hin near
the BOspifsl tdifce.
Payment will be made fer each cargo immedi.
sfe' afte-'t IL delivered and weighed. 10 Is COW
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ny GkLEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs' sALEOF VALUABLE RRALrs-

Ia.
By virtue Of a deed of trust from Philip WAGNER
10 the Undersigned, duly executed aud recorded,
we will sell; on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
18th day Of June. instant, at clock D. m, to the
highest bidder. Lots IA and Is according to the
This property Is at the intersection of Eighth
street east and Mary land avenue, and 10 mproved
BY large, commocious. and well built Brick
House, containing a large store Dom and dwelling
apartments Fine bake house, oven, aud fixtures.
immediate possession given
AFTER the ABOVE sale will be sold all said WaR-
ner inherent anu estate In and to Lots and g.
cordlpg 10 W. b. Todd's subdivision of square No.
Sx. This property fronts on Mary land avenue,
between seventh street east and Eighth street
east. and Is improved By three newly built two
story Frame Houses. This property il very de.
sirable for private residepces and is located in
rapidly ImpIoying part Of the city. The houses
given Immediately
Terms Of sale One third cash. and the resi- lue
in two equal payments. AZ six anil Twelve NOM ms
from day Of ssle, with notes hearing interest.
secured uR the premise s sold All Conyeyau ii 2
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
deposit of $40 on the fir Z house. and OF : 100
esch on the other houses will be required from
the purchaser az the time of sale or another sale
will he Immediately had
IL the terms of sale not fully complied with
In nve DAYS thereafter. the trustees reserve the
right to resell III the risk and of purchs
scr after rye days notice Of such resale in the
National IntelliRencer
CBsRLES II. UTERMEHLE)
FREDERICK SCHMIpT Trustees
SAMUEL l.. PHILLIPS.
le 10 tutnsSds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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WILLIAM DIXON, Executor.
GREEN AZ WILLIAMS Au.ts
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME BUILDING
ANE THE LEASE OF TIE LOT, on the
southeast corner of 18th and q streets, at Pub
lie Auction
On BOMBAY, the I'd day Of Jnly next, at 81
O'Clock p m. i shall sell. on the premises by
virtue Of deed of trust to ne, Gated the 81 day
of September. 1865. and duly recorded October
18th, 49, s. in the Land Records for Wa-hi ngton
county ID O., libsr r. M II No, s.. folios 81,
-, 80. and 60. The lease on Lot No. five. (5,) in
Square No. two bund and fifty rine (259J with
the improyen ents consisting Of Frame Build
ipg. coou,i.d rs livery stable and restaurant.
Terms Cash
All cor vey aBcing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser 8 100 down when the property in
KNOCKED on Ard IL the term. of sale not com
piled within days after the day OF sae the Trus-
tee he right to resell the property az the
risk and cost of the dean ting purchaser. by ad-
yertisiDg three tin es in the Evening Star.
FRED. SCHMIDT. Trustee.
le 20 eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DROPOsALs FOB COAL AND WOOD.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 18th June, 1855
Proposals will be received for the delivery for
the use of the Department, for about. No 1, $50
tens. No. 3, $50 tons best quality Baltimore Com
psnys
White Ash Anthracite Coal, 2..4o pounds to the
ton
I.0 tons best quality Baltimore Company White
Ash Anthracite Coal. egg size.
200 tons beet qsality Red Ash Coal. same size.
Also, for about 50 cords best quality Of Bakers
Pine Wood TO be delivered ~ such times and in
surh quantities as may be required.
Bids will be received until the nth of July, ad-
dressed 10 the General Superintendent Of Treasury
buildings, under cover of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and TO be binding for two weeks after
that rsts- the Department reseryIng the right 10
reject sill or any portion of the bids received
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be given OF the ability of the parties
TO fill the contract sealtd
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n l. o T H L n G..
NAVY DrpAprNENr.

NAVY DEPARTMENT..
Bureaus Prorts,ons and Clothisg, june q, 1865
Separate Proposals.. sealed and endoreed :. Pro.
posals for Navy Clothing and Olethtng Materials
will De received 1t this Bnreau until Q e'cleck D
m. on the 23d day Of July 1850, for furnishing and
delivering on receiving thirty days oticel st the
U. 9. Navy Yard at Brooklyn, y. Z. in such nun.
herr end Quantities. and 81 such times as may be
specified sv the Chief Of this Bureau or sy the
Commspdant Of o. I'd Navy lard the puDkero and
quantities Of the different articles sDscinsd in the
following list. viz
Calfskin Shoes. pairs Is ,UDO.
Blankets, number. - 0a0
The Flannel TO be deliverable one half in 20
and one. halffn TO days.
OffeTs may be made for one or more articles, &C
the option Of the bidder and In csss more than one
article 10 contained in the offer the Chief OF the
Bureau will have the right TO accept one or more
Of the articles contained In such offer, and reject
thu Iem siESer. = 80
For description Of the articles in the above list
bidder are feserrtd to the samples It the Navy
Ysrds ct New York and Boston, aud for informs.
ton ne TO ihe lave and regulations I'm pamphlet
fnrml regarding coitr TO the Offices OF the
Yards
/ The repsrtmeut reee-ves the right TO reject any
pr"possl not eonsidered advantage on. Ia the Gov
eminent. ,je 70 lawsv
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DkePosALs FOR FURNISHING FRESH
II REEF

CEce fcIuDglsSGrH II SvssiSfsar,,
Pc;.rsoRrE, " June 2, lS6
Sealed Proposals. in Duplicate. respectfully
invited by the undersigned until SAT- RDAY,
June 20, le66, AZ l. o'clock m. for furnishing th,,
troops, aud all others entitled to rations. sta
toned at Petersburg and CITY Point, Va, with
FRESH BEEF
until December 81 1.65. or such less time q the
COmnissary General may direct. aud delivered at
such times as the officer having charge OF supply
ing the troops NAV direct. The beef TO he of
GOOD MARKETABLE QUALITY,
OF equal proportions Of fore and hind quarters
Neck, shank- and kidney taIlow 10 be excluded
Oath OF allegiance TO rhe United States Govern
ment must accompany each bio, unless one 10 al
ready file at this Office
The Government reserves the right 70 re ect all
bids deemed unreasonable.
Payments % be mase monthly, soon q ere
after as practicable. In such funds Government
furnishes for that purpose.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
"Proposals for furni' hing Fresh Beef" and ad-
dressed TO the undersigu ~ Petersburg. Va.
By order Of Brevet MAJOR 7, G. Sullivan, q. g,
s. A. q =. PALMER.
je 26-it LIST Ii. 18th U. q. Iufantry, A. G. :.
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sETne Mammoth Cave lin Kentucky il

81 The Mammoth Cave in kentucky is not
without its story of love and romance Some
twenty years ago dasbing Tennessee girl
promised her mother that she would never
marry certain man ION the face the earth'--
said sul'Or being particularly Objectionable to
the old lacy. 80 there was quiet in the family
for some tune But one pleasant day the gay
CIri and her lover ran away and went into the
Cave, 10 spot now called the Bridal Cham
ueT. and IN the presence of few witnesses
Were mere mairimonially united. about 325 feet
below the ssfacs ofthe earth"
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TIE ''JAKSEI y AZURE. 7-TheTe is probably
nOthIug thar has 80 soothing ard paciiyiug in
ruenCe On the New Jersey mind as costs Of
court. TIE words alone act like Z charm upon
a Jsrseyman in the acme of FRENZY, and are
as Elective rs policeman in uniform III a
man commits assault and battery, he is fined
SIX cents damages ana the cost of the court: if
ne is guilty OF trespass IL is the same: il he
kisses bls neigbbOr's wife against her WILL III
he ISLANDERS a friends character, il is always
stN cents damages and costs Of court: and Jer-
sel men VIII probably expect in the next world
10 get of with six cents damages and costs of
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81 On Thursday morning. about half-past
three o'clock, a lady dressed in long white
night-clOthes- bareheaded and barefoofed an
peaIsd IN one of the streets of Portland, and
after walking up and down the street for a
short time returned within doors. She was
probably a somnambulist
To ENSURE FAST COLoRs.-When washing
eaiCoes, lniuse three gils OF salt in four quarts
of water; put the calico in while hot, and leave
II tlil cold, and in this way the colors are rem
dsSea permanent, and will not fade by subse-
quent washing.