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NATIVE WINE BITTERS.

CHARLES GAUTIER respectfully invites at
tention to his NATIVE WINE BlTTERS, made
from recipe of many years standing, which has
acquired an unequalled reputation wherever ii has
been used as preventive of all miasmatic and ma
arial diseases. 1t invgorates the muscles, purinea
the blood corrects the action of the liver and Kid
neys promotes digestion, establishes regularity i'm
the female system, and is admirably adapted as q
cure all diseases of females arising from debility
Being made of native wine and the best vegetable
tonics, it cannot be surpassed an appetizer and
nvigorator early in the morning, and before meals
generally; and, being perfectly free from every
thing nauseous and unpleasant, may be used not
only with safety at all times butts confidently re-
commended to persons of both sexes as a gentle
stimulant, though powerful tonic, whenever such
an article is needed or desired. No family should
be without it, it will supply great desideratum
in strengthening and inyigorating growing child
As the for malarial and miasmatic disc Asses
is now approaching, this article is offered being
without rival preventative of all disease OF
the summer and autumn. and general invigora-
tor of the human system in adults and children, a.
we'll as males and females
FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The trade is respectfully yited to call
G. GAUTIER,
Importer and Dealer Of Wines and Liquors,
jy ll6m gag Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

To EDITOR EVENING STAR The statement
in your paper OF Saturday, the 18th In stant,
with regard to Col. Witrow is in many re-
spects Incorrect: and, in justice to that gentle
man, will say that no intention of suicide
was contemplated when he took the laudanum
IL was taken for bodily pains, and in presence
of some persons in the house and the story
OF "love, jealousy, and pretty actress " to
one who knows the Oolonei is ridiculous in
the extreme. Ignorance of the nature OF
laudanum was what led him to take an over
dose. In justice to a worthy man, l hope you
will give this an insertion.
Yours, respectfully.
A BOARDER AT HOWARD HOUSE.
Washington, ID. g., Aug. 10th, 1867.
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ALEXANDRIA AND VIo1xrrv.-Tne Gazette
% saturday says:-Ths educational addresses,
sdysrti:e6 to Jake place last nigh. a. me First
70 near which large audience assembled. con-
sasfed-after the organization Of the meeting by
the election of George Seaton, cofored,
OF the African Methodist Church, whose name
is Henry EIbert-0f q speech by a colored law
yer OF SEINE mote, named John NJ. Langston.
from Oberlin, Ohio, which. however, contain
ed good deal OF excellent ad vice. and was de-
hvered In q fo-cibie and orstorlcal style, and
with telling efect-indeed his speeches
tnrougnout the South are acknowledged,
wherever they have been delivered. 70 have
greatly excelled in matter, rhetoric, and orato-
~ those OF the white members of his party who
nave lately been making speeches through the
A colored man named John Wilson, q hand
on 8 cana! boat engaged in transporting bricks
rom the kiln of Emanuel Francis to Washing
on, fell into the dock at the mouth of the ca
mai TINS morning, and before assistance could
be rendered him, was drowned. His body was
recovered soon afterwards, but 1t was not
thought necessary to hold coroner's inquest
upon it.
AS the II o'clock train on the Washington
and Alexandria Railroad was on its way to
this city this morning, when near the Lon
doun and Hampshire Railroad bridge, the
conductor put down the brakes, in order to
take aboard an Italian boy, q vender OF plas.
ter images, who was being beaten and robbed
by colored man named Lane.
The Wood Lawn Agricultural Society cele.
6rated its anniversary last Saturday, a. Wood
Lawn, Fairfax county. Va, presided over by
q. Gillingham. Thers was q handsome en-.
tertainment, an address by Q. T. Mason, OF
Georgetown, music, dancin &, and other amuse.
menfs.
Two vessels, the Lizzie Raglan and Aleck
Shinn, with cargoes OF fresh fish, packed in
ice, arrived here. one yesterday evening, and
the other this morning, and disposed Of their
ifs at remunerative rates.
The official count of the registration in this
county is as folows:-Registered without chal-
1enge-white. 1871; colored, 1888; total, 1904,
Rejected after cnallenge-white, Z; colored.
none.
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BICKSLER. On the 18th, ELMIRA ], BICKs-
LER, daughter of Barbara and Martin Bicksler,
aged months and days.
MURPHY. On the 18th instant, MARY A.
MURPHY, consOrt of j. W. Murphy, aged IS
years.
OWENS. On the 18th instant, at the residence
Lieutenant Colonel WESLEY OWENS, captain
of the 5th United States cavalry.
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A Row.-Yesterday afternoon number OF
coloTed people, between one and two hundred,
got into a row on llth street, near X. l. avenue
and for half an hour or more there was a con.
tinual fight, in which stones and sticks were
used, and some Of the parties got hurt, but
none badly. Lieut.. johnson, with officer S.
I. Crown, appeared on the ground, and after
running their horses several times through the
crowd succeeded in stopping the ARRAY, and
arrested w. II. Dimes, Richard Carlida, James
T.. Smackum and Robert Edwards, who were
taken to the I'd precinct station. where Justice
Walter fined the two first named IS each and
dismissed the others. The affair was origi-
mated by four men, who being jealous of some
women commenced to stone the house. and
finally woke up the neighborhood.
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MARRIED..

TAYLOR-HOYLE. On the 9th of July. by the
Rev. Mr.. Addison, of Trinity Church, CHARLES
NJ. TAYLOR, of Richmond, Va, to Miss ANNIE
$. HOYLE; daughter of VIM. L. Hoyle, of Wash
ineton ID. G. No cards.
lRichmond Dispatch and Bait. Sun pease copy
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GRAND Pic. MIC OF THE BROTHERHOOD OF
THE UNIoN.-To- morrow afternoon, Potomac
Circle, No. 2, Brotherhood or the Union, give
their first picnic at the Washington Park,
Seventh street, aud will make 1t q fine affair,
leaving nothing undone which will conduce
to the pleasure of their guests.
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BURNETT's COCAINE is the hair dressing
which the bellies and fashion Of this country
ness and artificial hair is equally durable,
splendid and efficacIous.
"Burnett's standard preparations are cele-
brated throughout the civilized world."-Ne,y
To1I. Tr1Iu
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MINIS LINEN COATS AT ST, Dress Linen
Suits at 80, and our entire Linen stock at pro-
poruonate prices. A. Saks & Cos, 517 Seventh
street. adjoining National Bank Of the Re-
public. E@T
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yesterday, OaIcer Morgan of the county found
lutte & number OF young men near kendall
Green preparing % witness prize fient Is.
tween two youpf men. nos oelng alone made
no arresta. He, however, dispersed the gang,
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Down WITH HIGH PRICES !-Patronize only
those who sell cheap! Buy your Gents Fur
nishing Goods at Francs, 494 It'll street, be-.
tween u and e, three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hail. Grays Collars, 1Sc. box; Gold.
smith, Byron and Garotte, 1sc. box; Imitation
Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Garotte, ISc.
box. And all other goods cheap in proper.
ton.
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BIDS UPRNED.-To-day at noon, bids were
Commissioner Of Improvements OF the Sew.
enth Ward for grading First street west, from
to NJ streets south. This work is OF some
magnitude and will require considerable filling
was considerable competition among the bid
der, 10 proposals being in, the lowest OF which
was that OF MI. Peter McNamara at 10 cents
per yard, which was accepted. The material
10 TO be taken from 9Th and streets south,
which will be cut down to the proper grade.
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PAID THE PENALTY.-Ana uctioneer, named
M. 4. Ezekiels, was on SATURDAY arrested by
ofiicer Wallipgsford, Of the Sixth precinct and
arraiap ed before Justice M0rseil charged bv
Sargent Grier, with doing business without
license The Justice Was provided with q
law which stit,uiated that the accused sl,ould
be fnefs25, which law mas put IN force.
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In SEVERE CASES OF lngrowing Nails, Bun
ions. Corns, ETC., Ether Spray, or Rhigoline,
operation, after which the shoe can be worn
with comfort. DIR. White Chiropodist, 44
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ak and 9th sts
Hours from a. m. to p. m. No charge for
consultation,
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Antonea
Bundy, colored, was arrested on Saturday
night by officer Beall on the charge OF COM
hitting an assault and battery with intent to
kill Margaret Foster, by eHttiBg her IN the bac K
with knife Margaret, who IA one OF Bundy's
sweethearts, caught him holding conversation
with another girl, and spoke to him about it,
when he turned and assaulted her. Justice
Walter committed him 70 Jail for court.
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HENNING's Sl2 and S14 Business Suits for
early fall wear, on the corner Of Seventh
street and Maryland avenue. One price only.
Plain figures.
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JEwRLRY.-Garnet Sets. Cluster Sets. Blue
Shell Sets. received this morning at Prigg's
One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 49, Pennsyl.
yania avenue, near 4 street.
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GOING. GOING, GONB.-Faster than the auc-
tioneer's hammer knocks down merchandise,
neglect disposes OF the teeth. Bid, therefore,
for that prize of life, perfect set, by brushing
them regularly with SozodOnt. go
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ASSAULTED WITH A CHICKEN BONR.-Kate
Tailor this morning delivered to officer Frazier
a warrant charging Elizabeth Harrison, living
on u, near 10th street, with assault and bat
terry. It appears that the two females got int
a dispute, when the latter, who was masti.
eating chicken, took the leg thereof and bat
tered the former to the best of her ability. The
case ID not yet disposed of.
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A GAVE IM.-The recent heavy rain has
washed away portion OF the west SIDE OF 7th
street. near the steamboat wharf. and the ex.
cAyation reaches Dangerously near the railroad
track. II should be seen 70 at once.
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Quick SAILS AND SMALL PRoFITs.-Good
White Shirts, 81 25aS1 so; A. No. Fine White
cents; Fine GauZe IIndershirts. ST.: Fine Lisle
Thread Undershirts, S150; Good Cotton Half
Hose, 10, rs, 90, and Is cents per pair, Best
English Half Hose, so cents per pair. At
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 49i 9TH st.,
between ID and E, three doors above Odd Fell
lows Hall. 1:
PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star office counter.
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REAL ESTATE SALE-A Good Price.-Msssrs
1T .ColdWelI q 90, aucti0neeFs, sold on Satur.
day afternoon, at auction. lot NO. = u square
west, 20 by 1870 fest, improved by two-story
frame dwelling, for $500; John Murphy, par
chaser,
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SPLENDID BuILDINe SITBs FOR SALR.-The
sale Of villa sites at Oak Farm, one Of the
most beautiful and attractive locations on the
heights north of this city, was necessarily post
poned by Messrs. Cooper Latimer In conse-
qaence Of the rain until to-norrow IT uesday)
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REcov8RBp.--line usght last week Nr. J. q.
Paffef was gsrroted id the Geergetown market
house and robbed of valuable gold watch ana
chain, which detectives Coomes and Miller
this morning SUCCEEDED in covering.
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ACCIDRNT.-On Saturday night last, as Mr..
Frank S. West, formerly we'll known news.
paper reporter of Richmond, Va, but now en-
gagged in this city, was stepping from a street
car At the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
Tenth street, he lost his balance and falling to
the hard stoneway, severely sprained his right
arm. The affected member has become much
infiaimed and swollen, thereby causing much
pain and preventing him from pursuing his
occupation.
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A s T D L o G Y.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST,
MADAME H. A. PERRIGO.

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
restores to happiness those who, from doleful
events, catastrophes in love, loss of rela-
bns
rated, gives information concerning absent friends
You the business You are best Suaed to pursue,
and in what You will be most successful, causes
yes
scteristics Of the person She reads your very
thoughts, and by her almost snpernatural powers
ture From the stars we see in the armament
the malefc stars that overcome or predominate in
Of the planets and the 1ed stars the heavens e
the time Of birth she deduces the future destiny Of
never again have 50 favorable opportunity. Con-
nation si Parties living At distance can oon
suit the Madame by mail with equal safety and eat
explicit chart Written ont, with ali inquiries an.
swered and likeness enclosed, sent by mail on re-
e sn
returned or destroyed. References of the highest
order Furnished those desiring them Write plain:
born enclosing IS y R' i: AS sEsk1eo
JMRogTAET TO THE LADIES IEDEL1s
tSs Which, p
sTs e s sample and r
it. Ladies' white or colored Undertakes. Balmo.
rails, aprons, &C., Stamped on Imitation or braid
ing 'W9.H AR NOT TowAsH OUT.
maxim ssytss to s So hang fer CHI
pattern printed in the goods indsii6le Strips that
can be attached to the bottsms Of Ladies' Skirts,
cost 81 braid Birds medaiiiona, Figures, aniasais
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SUHDAY.-Two shop
keepers, named John Mcpherson and John
Snow, doing business In the Seventh Precinct,
were on Saturday arrested and arraigned be-
fore Charles Walter, police magistrate, upon
The charge was substantiated, ana they were
fined $50 each, together with So costs on both
eAaAa Fl
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An APpLIcArtoH TO raR CoLossD Linz
COLIN EOMCMRNrAL AeeocfArroK.-A few
ager OF the National Reform Edu cation a AS.
eociatiop, submitted to Messrs. James Worm.
ley. Walker Lewis, Lewis Boil. VIM. J. VIII
son. Garter Stewart samuel Dacher, John
+. Cook. Collins Cruiser, Gordon Sac widen.
Thos. y. Green, Sampson Nutter. and others,
composing the board OF directors Of the colored
National Lincoln Monumental Association, an
application asking that the funds now In the
collected from the public some years since for
the purpose of erecting d attonal seat of learn.
ing to educate the children OF frsemen aud
freedmen, as set forth in their printed pre-
the National Reformed Educational Associ.
alton, and At once be applied to the establish
ment and intainance OF free primary schools
for the children of freemen and freedmen
wherever most needed, as can be azcertained
from John n. Langston, Esq, the authorized
inspector Of schools under the auspices Of the
EEreedmen,s Bureau, and stockholder Of the
1t 10 urged In behalf of the applications that
the Howard University has forestalled and su-
perceded the purpose for which the money
al Association, it's urged, Is reliable chartered
association, so ordered and planned as to sue.
cessfully carry out the said practical purposes
for which the money was given; and further
can principles and antl-deEomi national
views and doctrine; also, that 1t has preferred
site. 4s
MI. Yaneey has also submitted, on behalf of
the said National Reform Educational Asse.
citation, an application for sufficient portion
of the fund appropriated by Congress for e7u-
caifonal purposes, under the control of the
Freedmen's Bureau, TO bnild school house on
the land owned by said association, with q
normal and primary department, and have re-
ceiyed prompt answer from Major General
0. Q. Howard, acknowledging the reception Of
said application, and informing him that it
should receive due attention In its turn.
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A SLIGHT DAYS WoRK.-The whole mum.
Der of arrests made by the police yesterday,
and reported by the several lIsutenants this
morHing, were 80. while the amount OF fines
imposed was $50 The business OF each pre-
cinct was as foilows:-Second precinct. 10 ar
rests, fines $685. third, arrests fines S. fourth,
l arrest, fine 3d. fifth, arrests, no ines sixth,
arrests, fines So: seventh, 3 arrests, fines 81;
eighth. | arresf, fine 80; tenth, arrests,
fines Sl2.
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THE WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, AND
ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD.-Messrs. Stevens l.
Phelps the lessees OF this road, in view OF the
mands Of the public, are having built, at Taun.
ton, Mass. two fine Mason engines with
which they Will run trains leaving each end
OF the road hourly. These engines will have
4Hfeet driving wheels, l2.inch cylinders, and
22-inch stroke, and are TO be finished in the
best style. They are expected here about the
middle Of next month.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-Apply at the
Star office.
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ONE HoIsECARs ON FOURTEENTH STREET,
The Washington Il Georgetown railroad com.
pany propose to place a number of one horse
cars on the l4th street line in the place OF the
OF additional cars will be placed on this line to
materially increase the number of trips, there
by affording additional accommodation to the
public. A car will be started under the new
arrangement once in every ten minutes. The
one-horse cars are amply adequate to the
travel at present on 18th street.
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NoTIC1 TO ACCrIoNRERs.-General Michler
has notified the auctIoneers doing business on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, that hereafter they must confine them.
selves to their warerooms when they have
public sales. The complaint was made by
several merchants that the sidewalks and
streets have been obstructed to the detriment
Of their business.
The following auctioneers doing business on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, have been notified OF this prohibItory
order :-Messrs. M. e Ezekiel IL Co, Shannon
& Leaby, Coleman & Co., NJ. X. Walsh & Co.,
Nagle & Co., H. II. Clark 4 Co., ". L. Wall
r.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore existing
IN between c. w. ENGLISH and II. G. WITH
Frs, under the style of ENGLISH CO., is this
day dissolved.
The business will hereafter be conducted in the
name of CAVE w. ENGLISH.
Georgetown, d. c., August Is, 1857. l9-3tt
CTORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT-Corner
p of I'd and Lingan street, Georgetown. Apply ON
the premises au l7-4tr
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THR POINT OF ROCKS RAIL RoAD.-The
jurors recently summoned by The Marshal to
condemn the land needed for the use OF the
Metropolitan branch Of the B. and o. X. R.
Point OF Rocks,) within the District, having
returned their acquisitions as to the amount Of
damages to each party, they are to be next
acted on by the Circuit Court, which by law is
required TO approve such concentrations. On
this being done the money will be proffered
quence Of this action being req ured 1t is hardly
possible that work on this end OF the line will
be commenced for some time. The Company
have quite force at work on the other end,
we hear.
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Neutrality-suspicious. White, youth twelv
twelve years Of age, whose parents reside in
the neighborhood OF the Northern Market, left
hts home on Sunday last and has not since
been heard from He had with him little how
about three years of age Much anxiety about
the safety Of these children Is felt by the rsnte
and any in formation of them left at the Centre
Station house will be gratefully received.
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POLICE SUMMARY-The whole number OF
arrests made by the police on Saturday were
20; the fines OF which were $1sO.97. The bus.
ness OF the day was distributed among the
several police precincts as follows second
! arrests. fines SO; Third, 10 arrests, fines SIS;
Fourth, arrests, fines Sf3; Fifth, arrests,
fines &23. 81; Sixth, Is arrests, fines 1885 Sew.
enth, IL arrests, fines Si7; Eighth, arrests,
gnes SIS; Tenth, arrests, zines $ll.
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RHrURNw.-Dr. f. .. Walsh, President OF
the Board Of Trustees OF Public Schools,
returned to the city on Saturday last, from his
several months past. His health 10 much I'm
proved by the "trip, and he Is looking mnch
better. rs #9tsfzs &Azt@tE - -5
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BASE BALL.-An interesting game of base
ball was played on Saturday afternoon be-
tween the second mines Of the National and
Empire Base Ball Clubs. on the grounds OF
the National. The score s'ood-Empire 81. and
National SO. The following is the complete
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BREAKING TIL. FIRE ALARM TELHGRAPH-
On Saturday MIR. J. T. Stockbridge was ar
rested, by officer Calhoun. on the charge Of
breaking the IRE alarm telegraph wire. and
Justice Harper flned him $40. from which he
appealed. The defendant was engaged in
moving house mp Doth street, and the wire
being IN the way II was broken.
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NEEDING ATTENTION. A correspondent
calls attention to the sanitary condition OF
square $40, between 9th and 7th streets east.
which 10 covered with water for want OF
drainage, to be supplied by paving the alley
between Sth and 9th streets east. Attention is
also called to the pig pool Of water on South
Carolina avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
ct z s.
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TIE LATE FLooD.-Seeing it reported In some
Of the papeers that the recent flood had dam
aged the canal dam or causeway at the foot of
nth street to the extent OF four or We thousand
dollars, 1 was induced to visit that locality,
and l am glad to find that the reports are
great exagerations: that the damage does not
amount to fftieth part of the sums reported.
1t consists mainly in the washing away of
some earth, and most OF this might have been
saved II il bad been properly watched, as all
new work of this kind ought to be watched in
times Of floods. b. SEvDRsoN.
M. and q. Engineer.
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NAM. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
Office, No: 49 Jefferson ST., Georgetown, D. o.,
Established in 1881 premium awarded by the Metro
politan Institute 1851 rebuilt 1866, and is by
far the largest and most complete establishment of
the kind in this section Of country.
Dysing and Securing of all kinds done in the best
manner.
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
sOliCits the continued custom of the community.
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Office address, Lock Box No. SO.
Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday. when
it is closed at 8x D. m. au II ON