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CORSET STA1Ls at cents pair, at Charles
Baum's celebrated Hoop Skirt and Corset man.
ufactory, 40 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh
street. 7a' Ihe1 e=s.. '.e ..lcs fgH Il
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QUBsTIoH.-How can Franc afford to sell
Gents Furnishing Goods cheaper than any
store of this city, z,-r .. =
Answer.--He buys ALL his goods for cash
sells more of them-and is satisfied with smaller
profits. ..t ts-. 3D. I'd, ~ ms 30. ag.--sB :.
Gall at i94 7th street, between and E, three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall. 1851:
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MoHyY WAnTRD.-Person having money!
lend should read the advertisement elsewhere
in our columns.
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who will shortly have to put on Baimorais.
to have them stamped In imitation of braid.
now so fashionable In New York, giving the
skirt neat Appearance, and not half the ost
Of DFalding.-Wm Prince, Ninth street, is the
only one here who stamps In fast colors.t For
children,s clothing ladies will ind this great
saving. 1902
PRICE LIST OF Francs Gents Furnishing
Goods, &947th street, between ID and T., three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall
l0ray's Collars, 1s cents per box; Imitation
Linen Collars, 1S cents per box; Goldsmith
Byron's Collars, 1e cents per box; good Cot
ton half hose, 10 cents per pair; Best English
half hose, 50 cents per pair; good heavy Meri-
no Undershirts, 75c,. soc. and 81; good heavy
Merlno Drawers, 75c., 9Oc. and 81; good White
Shirts, SIPS and $150; No. White Shirt,
$3.50. - 1861:
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DIFFICULTY AT CEUToN1A HALL.-A dis
turbance occurred at Teutonia Music Hail.
on Pennsylvania avenue, BET ween 9th and 10rh
streets, on Saturday night, between q number
OF persons known respectively as the "Long
Bridge" and second Ward" boys. during
which the free use OF chairs and other furni.
ture was INDUCED In. An ugly feud, IL seems,
has existed on the part Of these factions for
some time past, and whenever they meet q
fight Is apt TO ensue. The fight Of Saturday
night was violent one, and had IL not been
for die timely interference Of the police serious
consequences might have ensued. Lieut.. Hur-
Acton, and Hughes, of the Third Ward, ar
rested William and Isaac Frances, Jacob and
Robert Belt, John Thompson, and Henry Pull
len, and took them TO the lookup. Justice
Chaplin fined the last-named 81, and Justice
Harper fined the others 50 each.
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RUN OvER.-Yesterday afternoon, as the
through cars were going to the eth street wharf
for passengers from the steamboat, when pass.
ing the csrner Of eth and streets south, both
cars passed over the leg Of a boy named Ed.
ward Brown, aged about nine years, injuring
him severely. He was carried TO the house Of
Mr.. Clarke, near by, from whence he was soon
taken to his home in Alexandra. He was at.
tended by DR.. Croggon.aa5 aal , a,tf5
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POLICE CHAHGE.-By q resolution which
passed the Board OF Police At its last meeting
from and after the LIST OF October next. the 10Th
precinct, embracing the Seventh Ward or that
will be known az the LIST Police Precinct, so
that instead OF there being precincts, num-
berfng rom 2 TO 10, with the omission Of .,
there VIII be precincts, numbering from
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
real estate transfers were reported to day BY
r. NJ. Hall &c Co., real estate agents: South
part OF subdivision IS, square 44S, at $780, sub
division 81, square SIS, at S5i73 5 part of lot 4,
square 449, at ST. so; subdivision 10, square 764.
at $40; east part of lot 1s, square &c. 1T STA so
part subdivision 16, square 279, at S1400; SUBJ
division A, square III, at $322ss.
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MARBLE FRoNT.-Two handsome marble
front buildings, the property Of Mr.. William
Higgins, Of the firm OF Berry d Higgins, mar
BILE enters, is in process OF erection on Seventh
street, between X and G.. They are i've stO-
ries high, including basement, with q wide
stairway running from the street betwe en- the
two. The basement and first story will be fit
ted up as frst-class stores, while the three
upper stories are to be used as Office rooms
twelve or fourteen in number. The buildings
throughout are to be finished in q So bstantial
manner, and provided with all the modern
conveneDces in use. When finished, the cost
will not fall far short OF forty thousand dol
lars. The marble work has been undertaken
by William Higgins; carpenters work, Mr..
Jno. Humphreys: brick work, Wise Il Hallahan;
plumber, Mr.. Bond; plasterer's work, VIM.
Sieberry; painting, q. T. Bowen. MIR. Ed win
Clark Is the architect and designer. The prem
Uses will be ready for occupancy about the 18th
of December. 40
Next door. On the northeast corner of Sew.
enth and + streets, MIR. VIM. II. Brereton is
having some I'm provements made to his large
building. new French slate roof has been
added and the interior has undergone thorough
repair and modification.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
EXCELLENT HousEH9LD FURNITURE, AT

WEDNESDAY MORNING, September 25th,
at ~ o'clock, will sell, at the Cottage corner of
Fayette and Fourth Streets general assortment
of Household Furniture consisting of Tables,
Stands, Bureaus, Chairs, Bedsi eads Featherbeds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, and many other arti.
cles too numerous to mention. Also, one fine
Silver plated Grover & Baker q Sewing Machine.
Sc ls-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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RIoroUs CoNDUCT.-Wm. Warden, Samuel
Bacon and Edward Stewart, were arrested on
Saturday night by officers Wallingford, kear.
ney and Conway OF the Third Ward, charged
with disorderiy conduct in the restaurant of
George Dill, corner Of New YORK avenue and
9Th street. The accused parties we've taken
before Justice Chaplin yesterday morning, and
each required 70 pay q fine Of 50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. readers should remem-
Der that on Wednesday evening next this great
Magician, assisted by Madame Macaiiister
Will hold his first of series of nine entertain.
nents at Odd Fellows Hall. His great repu-
taton as the prince Of magfcfans Will an
doubtedly I'LL the house. One hundred pres-
ents are given away every evening.
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LOVE FEAsT-The quarterIy love feast for
Ryland Chapel (the first since its re- dedica.
tion) was held yesterday afternoon. at which
were present q large number Of the congrega-
ton and members of other churches The
N ]. b. Morgan, was present, and the meeting
was successful one. The pastor OF this
church, Rev DR.. VIM. Hamilton, will this
year complete his Aftieth year as an itenerant
m lister. during which he has several times
filled the most important charges in the limits
OF the Baltimore Conference, including the
presiding eldership OF several districts. 1t il
will ask to be left without an appointment
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STONE. q ess.Ia5
NOTICE. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

enc u a. nfo n =. !. H5-essia3 s
notice, TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORs.
The SENECA COMPANY are now prepared to
fssrnish ali kinds of BUILDING and DIMENSION
STONE. and in any quantity on the most reason;
able terms. Arrangements Will also be perfected
In few days for saving and rubbing stones of ell
s'1 ADeiy 70 HARRYH 81. D0DGE, GeeYsstown, or at|
KIDWELL. r. SONS, Druggists, Fourteenth s.
md Pennsylvania 0venue. Washington -au 29-2w
NEX .A0SEY:-Jnst :, Essc e ysEX sRRYiSr
o0 saa1 = W.. 's Nias' nv RfNG PLACE
This 1870 GIVE NOTIOE, That the subscr- :.
o. Dor has Obtained from the Orphans, Court of
washing tono co0ntya in the District Of Colunbia,
letter. testAhlenfAIy On the personal estate Of
Ei1abeth sfhoNpson, laee Of Washington city, p.
O ,debeased persons having claims against the
said ,desssssa ere hereby warped e exhibit the
on.or bsiprs ths Ess eay sE apgYst ns4ti thsy nay
oSAVfEs. legs F'aa sAhis HaEE sssgscr Z
1rSOiD PENS, every Sf2ds Of quality Workman.
u ship and price; Gold and Silver Pencil Gases.
&c, DC, a large assortment inst opened:
II bBA6VA IAAA VI
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nOORS, SASH, AND BLINDS.

The undersigned would most respectfully invite
all builders and others to call and examine his
fG1F St sG%SdsN s9Rs hRfb of pdoR
MOULDINGs, BRACKETS, Newell POSTS,
&C., at his store, No. 424 Mass avenue. between
where he intends to keep constantly on hand all
the various sizes and qualities at the lowest cash
prices Also odd sized work made to order.
lie p 3m* GEORGE M. BARKER.
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b NEW FURNITURE STORE, "a
BRIDGE L B f w
III d.. H.. II IL

NEW FURNITURE STORE, "A
- 014S BRI DGE TT Il f I VA
50 La. Fssv Doors West Of High, -
SIGN OF THE BIG FLAG.
The undersigned wishes to inform his friends
and public generally, that his FURNITURE IS
now open for Inspection and is confident he can
show the MOST COMPLETE assortment to be
Please cai and get his prices before purchasing
elsewhere. w 80 y. b. WELLS,
sc II I'm" lab Bridge 81, georgetown, " y.
WIN. XAEAT Iap ,GLRR REEHtTaa STEAM
"a; ~ ESTABLISHMENT.
d, Once. No. 10 Jefferson st., GeergetoWn, u. o.,
Established in 1881 ;premiu4a awarded by the Metro
politan Institute, 1857 rebuilt 1856, and 10 now BY
far the largest, and NEST complete establishment OF
the kind in this section Of county
Dysine and Securing of all kinds dene In the best
Truly thankful for past favers, the subscriber
solicits the continued custom Of the community.
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost prOmptness and despatch.
Post Once address, Lock Box No. SO.
Once closes daily at sunset except Saturday when
ftisclesed Of 6k p. m. - H-om
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CoHDEMNBD OYsTBRs.-On Friday and Sat.
urday last, Mr.. r. F. Magee, the vigilant har-
demped four hundred bushels Of oysters, which
had been brought here in vessel for sale.
They were in an advanced state Of putrefac.
those who came In proximity to them. Moth
ing Is more revolving or poisonous to the hn-
man system than decayed oy steers, and the Off.
Ger whose duty it is TO inspect them cannot be
too particular in interdicting the sale of such,
whenever they are thrown upon the market.
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THE REMOVAL OF THE PRNITENTIARY
BUILDING.-On Saturday last bids were open
ed at Gen. Ramsey's office, at the arsenal, for
taking down the old penitentiary building
clearing the old MATERIAL, &c. There were
forty.two bids opened, OF which the lowest
was s., 500, from J. T. Stoekbridge, and the
highest $41.214.72. The most of the bids rang
ed from $4,000 TO $4,000, that OF Mr.. w. d.
Wise, S1s, 500, being considered fair average.
The bid OF Mr. Stockbridge was accepted this
morning, and as soon as that gentleman bends
the work will be commenced under the su-
psrintendance OF an inspector appointed by
the Government. A large portion Of the ma.
terials are just the description to use in the
new jail.
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BIDS OPEHBp.-At noon to-day bids were
opened at the Mayors office for building .
bridge across the stream at 9TH and r streets,
according to the plan and specifications OF the
City Surveyor. The bridge is to be OF the
width Of the street, with IA feet span, and. OF
BIDS We're as follows Peter r. Miller, ss.3ss;
Fenton & Sullivan, $4,000; H. q. Hepburn &
Co, S2,1S5; Peter Hepburn, S2,375; George
Veihman, S2,750. Messrs. Hepburn 4 90, be.
ing the lowest bidders, the contract has been
awarded them by Ytrtue thereof. IL -
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SANITARY.-Seven dead horses and COWS
and ten smaller animals were reported Satur.
day and Sunday, and removed.
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PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Off CO counter.
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GRAHAM CRACKERs-A fresh supply jus
EGAN & PERRIE,
Sc lS3tif Corner and 9Th streets.
CHOICE SEED WHEAT.
~ OF DIFFERENT KINDS,
SEED RYE. &C, &c.
Nos. So and 90 louisiana avenue,
bet 9th and 10th SITS, tin Hay Market
Sc lS,eolw Washington. ID. C..
DURE CIDER VINEGAR,
Il GREEN GINGER,
MUSTARD SEED,
CELERY SEED,
FRESH SUPPLY SPICES,
PRESERVING SUGARS, &c, at
EGAN 4 PEERLESS,
selS-6tif corner K and 9th SITS.
DURE CIDER VINEGAR!
Pure Cider Vinegar, suitable for picking, con.
staltly ON hand and for sale at low rates by
RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot,
corner Greene and Olive streets,
se6-lm Georgetown, D. G.
= CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
. CONTRACTOR FOR BUILDINGS. au 6-3m
Xxx PURE LIBERTY *
CO WHITE LEAD" yCO
Is more free from impurities is winter; covers
better; wears longer than any other.
Having been appointed agents for the sale OF the
above, offer it at manufacturers prices fret ght
added. WHEELER & BROWNING. /
We have a full assortment of BUILDERS HARD
"A"D az ''" WHEELER 4 BROWNING,
SIS Louisiana avenue,
Sc SLIM Opposite Seaton House !
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White Lot. - f.-tI 49,
THURSDAY 2sth-Olympic VS.. National, (sec-
ond nine,) National grounds. f,5fg "a
Friday, 27th-Olympic We. Union, White Lot;
all at $3.50 p. m. ea' EE}-}D + = tta-
PRIZE FIGHT SUPERINTENDENT singular
prize fight took place yesterday at Berry's
Woods between John Ward and q gentleman
who sells horse. dish at Center Market known
as" Fatty" They are both 'thefty' individ-
uals, and according to the rules Of the prize
ring are duly entitled to rank as "heavy
weights" It seems that lately difficulty oc-
Cured between Messrs. Ward and Fatty at a
usual, being at the bottom OF the difficulty
They were not allowed to fight 1t out at the
ball, as they were inclined to do, and they
agreed to settle their difficu1ties by fight
pugilistic at Berry,s Woods, at 8 p. m. yester-
day. Both parties were promptly on the
ground. Both looked in prime condition when
stripped to their shirt sleeves, but FATTY seemed
ners. Seconds were duly appointed, ana q
select party Of spectators squatted themselves
upon the grass to see the, mill, Fatty was
awarded first blood. and Ward the first knock
down in the second round. On the third round
Fatty came up looking game, but very much
distressed, blowing like foundered horse, aud
sweating about gallon to the minute. Ward
came up smiling and confident and hit Fatty
a singer on the snoot that sent him heavily to
grass, from which, after a season, he raised
himself, looking very much astonished. He
failed to come to time when the next round
was called, and the victory was awarded to
Ward: the three rounds having been fought in
exactly thirty minutes. Fatty has challenged
Ward to repeat the fight and says when he
has reduced his weight couple Of hundred
pounds he can lick him, by thunder! /
THE GHOST CAPTURED.-This morning, as
Mr.. Clark (of the Botanical Garden) and Mr..
Jerome Callahan were walking near the south
western border of the garden. they discovered
large red fox lurking In the border shrubbery,
and at once set up lively chase for its cap
TURF, which was Joined In by all the men about
the place, reinforced by a number OF dogs
Reypard led them smart chase around the
Enclosure, following the border closely, but
not attempting TO jump the fence. The people
on the avenue could see tremendous chase
going on inside the garden, after some object
in visible to them. ana the report was presently
in circulation that the unseen object of the
chase was nothing less than the ghos hat is
reported to take nightly airing in the Botani-
cal Garden. This induce quite a lively climb.
ing OF the fence on the part Of those too impa-
tient to 60 round to the gate. One stout old
fellow, weighing four or five hundred pounds,
under the excitement of the moment managed
TO lift himself to the top of the fence, and stays
there yet After hard chase, one Of the dogs
got hold OF the fox, and one Of the gardeners
placed pitchfork over him, holding HIM until
box was procured, IN which he was placed.
1t Is the largest fox ever seen in this part Of the
country, and there is considerable speculation
whether he is wild animal or one that has
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q RAN d OF ENING.
MRS. KING,
g294 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
near corner 10th street,

II
FIRST GRAND OPENING OF THE SEASON,
The lateet STYLES of
BONNETS, FANCY GOODS,
CLOAKS, &C., !
At moderate price. Sc O-3t* I
EORCED SALE OF CLOTHING. ,,..g
3j3 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
FORCED SALEOF
$4,000 WORTH
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHIN
r AT 20 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
HEAVY PANTS from...-....-....... 81 % to So so
HEAVY VESTS from. ........ 8 90 to So 90
Also. MEN AND BOYS WINTER WEAR, UN-
DERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, &c.
These Goods must be closed out in short time;
otherwise they will be sold at auction.
ArRemember the Number-353 d street, be.
tween eth and 10th streets. Sc 2O-1w
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wRArr1se PAPER roR sALs-Appiy a. the
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EDUCATIONAL.

MONSIEUR AND MADAME MALLARD hav-
ltl ing Just returned, will res ume their FRENCH
CLASS ON Monday, the I'D of September, at their
residence, No. 204 street, between 10th and 2ist
SITS west. sel6lw
SCHOOL FOR SMALL B0YS.-I will open .
- School for Small Boys, at No. 81 Potomac
street, between Prospect and lst street, COM
mencing MONDAY, September l6. For terms &c,
inquire at my residence, "a Prospect street. or
through georgetown post Office.
Sc 9-l0tN JAMES p. HAIRY.
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2ire, gapJteI uro gdionicate 1920, ?
539s 8, &apldneien 1. 428. $50 g., relis
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