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CAN GovRRSNEST BoNss BE TANEpl-In
the case OF the Common wealth vs. Proytdent
Institution for Savings in the town of Boston,
the supreme Court has given q decision The
statement OF the facts in this case is that in
The six months preceding the LIST OF Nav, 1865.
the average amount OF the deposits in the de-
iendant Institution was ss,Oi7, ,652; that OF this
amount Sll27.OO0 had been invested from time
TO time in United States bonds of dtTsren
kinds; that this institution had no other tax
able furd but that which accrued from the
deposits and the stock and in vestments that
come from these deposits, which is the amount
that has already been specified: that an assess
ment OF taxation was made upon the BANK of
the regular percentage OF three z hths of one
per cent upon this whole sum; that the defeu-
dants offered to pay tax upon the amount not
invested in Government bends, but denIed that
the city had any right TO assess that portion of
the money that is already invested in these
bonds, and claimed that TO tax the same wouId
be repugnant TO the Constitution and against
the laws OF the United States.
The court has sent down the following
receipt decreeing in favor OF the Common
wealth
The assessment upon the defendants under
81. 1862, ch 222, IS. and S, and under 81 1863.
ch. l64. rs not imposed on the property Of the
corporation, but is an ezciSe or dUty on the
franchise or privilege of the corporation"
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1Canadia will be the name of the new
Confederation.
SThe wheat crop in the Valley of Viz
ginia is said 20 be looking remarkably fine
~Lucy Stone is lecturing on ..rooster-
pecked wives"
~In Jersey Shore, Pa. a man was fined
three dollars for travelling on Sunday
~The health OF JEFF. Davis rs much better
than il has been for six months past.
S kansas will need by the Ilst OF April
hve thousand men. laborers and mechanics.
over the Atantic cable by English and Amer
ican players.
~Ths Moffatt mansion on Union Square,
New York, late Fenian headQ uarters. has
been sold AT pu blic auction for sl63OOo.
~The Fenians think they see a spec Of war
between England and France.
~wnliam b. Astor, of New York. has re-
Gently gwen S50,0o0 TO the Astor Library,
which was founded BY his father, John Jacob
Astor.
GA little innocent child which Kentucky
mother left alone to play with dolls and china
ware, was found o charred and lifeless mass
amid her toys.
n~Tbe farm of Miss Mary Cook, of Hovart
CO., Nd, has been sold to Thomas Ora wford
for s25,t0O.
s1A dose Of laudanum and an attempt TO
of a young married man in BROOKLYN
~There are not less than two hundred and
nifty cases OF small pox in the city Of Le1ing-
ton, Ky. -.. = a"-
aVlt costs ninsteen-twentieths OF the labor
ing men Of the country the best part OF two
weeks wages to buy a barrel Of nsur.
~la Kansas eolored children are admitted
10 all the pnblie schools on terms Of equality
with the white pupils. f..eg-r.a
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A SINGULAR AND DSHRIous AccIpsNr.-Yes-
terday. while Mike Carmardy, who 10 en-
piOyed as porter by Messrs w. b. Jones & Co..
was engaged In driving nan in the head OF a
barrel, the hammer struck upon the edge Of
the nail causing 1t to ny out 1t struck with
great force right In the ball If his eye, Inlict-
ing most painful wound. After the blow, the
white Of his eye rolled down his cheek, which
presented most ghastly Appearance. MI.
Carmardy was removed 70 the house, and
medical attention given. 1t 10 thought that he
will not entirely lose the use Of the wounded
eye.-Riekm0ad Ttnes. ..
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THE CHINESE SUGAR-CANK-A great MANY
people are said 70 be planting the Chinese
sugar-cane IN Texas thIs year. One gentle
man living few miles from San Antonio
plan led half an acre with il last wear and
made from its yield thirty gallons ofmolasses
which he solo at a dollar q gallon, and four
hundred gallons Of vinegar, from which he
realized fifty cents a gallon. He also secured
from the half acre in question over a ton of
good fodder, and many bushels of seed, yalu-
able for feeding stock
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LIQUIDATION IN VIRGINIA-We have re-
Gently printed several complaints of the Rich.
mond Journals that the Legislature OF yir-
ginia was wasting its time In idle talk aud
was not attending to the business Of the State.
A recent issue Of the Richmond ENQUIRER bees
the Legislature to do something useful before
II adjourns, as it must do on the ID Of March,
and accuses the members OF vacillatiou
the domestic affairs Of the State The State
canals are going to ruin for want OF proper
management, and no provision Is made To pay
the interest on the State debt
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- The Oy ster war. for which Virginia is
ccntin ually famous, is said to be a present on
the brink Of new campaign. The State levies
q tax on every bushel Of oysters shipped
North; the Northern oyster dealers will not
pay as much a bushel as the tax amounts to;
so the Southern producer has either to go out
of business or cheat the revenue; and all the
parties concerned denounce the tax as ..mean"
and unconstitutional"
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1rA romance of 10 We and larceny has lust
come 10 light in the Police Court of New Or
leans. A lady in bridal array waited yainly
IN a church, while he who should have offici
ated as bridegroom was selling her diamond
cross worth 81, 500, 10 pawnbroker. The recre-
ant lover, a well-known dry goods CLERK of the
city, attempted TO commit suicide after his In
generation for the crime but was prevented
by public-spirited J.llor who thought the
city could not spare a citizen SO euterprising.
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day morning, two youthful surgeons were
exhibited upon the stands Of Brown Stutz, in
the Fish market. Both shad and sturgeon
have been taken remarkably early this season,
and II can only be accounted for by the fact
that the weather has been very cold, and the
finny specimens were anxious to be taken in
out of the wet.-Rich E1d miner.
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S-This lie, indeed, fast age. In olden
times people were satisfied with snow, hail,
and rain In winter, and rain and thunder
gusts IN summer Our winters are made mp
of them ali. .... I........ ..a..
n1Iu the town OF Alliance, Ohio, q festive
Young couple were bymenized in q sleigh by
clergyman who stood On the pavement.
~The Target ploseh manufactory In tho
out 10000 plougAs a year. A good deal OF the
work 10 done ION shares" i't
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81 Two youths, named Charles SNYDER and
William Sheldrake, were arrested on Thurs
day evening, upon warrant swGrR out by the
directors OF the public school at Twenty frs {
Ward, philadelphia, charged with having
committed a violent assault and battery upon
Mr.. Mills, school teacher. 1t appears that the
accused took dislike 10 Mr.. Mills, who had
seen MT TO reprirnahd them for misbehaviour,
and determined to punish him for so doing
They met him after school hours and gave
him THRASH hing, using slates and books in the
assault. The lads had a hearing and were
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EXTRACT OF ONIoNs.-A writer SAYS: 1--WE
are trou bled often with severe coughs, the re-
suit OF colds OF standing, which may turn 10
onsnmptlon or premature death. Hard
coughs cause sleepless nights by constqntirri-
tafion IN the throat and strong effort to thro "
OFF offensive matter from the lungs The
remedy L propose has been tried by me, and
recommended by me with good result which
rs simply to take into the stomach before re-
uring for the night piece of raw onion. after
chewing. This esculent in an uncooked state
is very healing. and collects the waters from
the lnngs and throat, causing immediate relief
to the patient"
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{AIabama) Mail is very ANXIOUS that the Leg
islature OF that st ate shall encourage foreign
immigration Alabama wants q thrifty, IN
dustrious laboring class, and the distinct ons
that oppressed the "poor whites" before the
" ar being obliterated, immigrants can find in
Alabama and else ewhere In the South fine
fields for enterprise. tt. t-t ~
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UsuRY LAws.-The Massachusetts, State
Senate, by yea and nay vote Of Is TO IA
passed a bill on Friday repeating the usury
laws. Several amendments to fix a definite
rate OF interest were rejected. The bill has vet
TO be acted on by the House, but that branch
last week passed bill raising the rate and it
will probably pass the Senate bill The Nav
York Legislature, by its merchants, bankers
and by borrowers, as well as by leaders of
money, have been urged TO repeal the usury
laws for fifteen years, or more, but so far
without success
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IA man in Turkey has been fined eighty
piastTes because his daughters discarded 10 yer
committed suicide. The Judge reasoned il ou
very plausibly In this way: "If he, the ac-
cused, had not had a daughter, the deceased
would not have fallen In love; conseq equently,
he would not have swallowed poison: conse-
quently, be would not have died; bat he, the
accused, had daughter. and the dec easedI dIhad
fallen in love, and had been disappointed an d
had swallowed poison and had died"
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A CRUEL ACT.-ln Providence, Wednesday
night, Dewly born twins were left IN q willow
basket by some person unknown. at lady's
residence. There was a note from the mother
in the basket stating that necessity compelled
her TO do as she had done. and expressing a
desire that the children should be taken care
of by person Of Roman Catholic faith. One
Of them was already dead from the effects of
exposure. The other infant was 50 chilled thar
il is hardly expected to survive.
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~ The late heavy fall OF rain has caused a
fTeshet of considerable size in some of the
Northeastern States. In Connecticut several
OF the rivers ran Oh tside their banks. Dams
and mills were DESTROYED, and railroad com
mrnication was seriously interrupted. The
damage TO property in :he vicinity OF Nor
wien is estimated At Sl50,OOO. In Rhode
Island the Hood surpassed any that occurred
there In thirty years. The railroad bridge at
Woonsocket was partially swept away, and
the damage in the State, as far as heard from
fe0ts up S2Ql-Ae. Old Bridge, over Lshigh
river at Allentown. Pa. was also carried
AWAY.
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AMNESTY RRsoLUTIoEs.-Therei is nov be-
fore the Kentucky House of Representative YES a
grant universal amnesty and pardon 10 those
engaged in the rebellion, and also asking that
John q. Breckinridge may be pardsned and
permitted 10 return from exile. 1t is thought
that portion OF the resolution, relating TO
Breckenridge, will not be adopted, as it is con-
sIdered thar he should ask FOR pardon n he
desires one
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ATTEST PARIS FASHIONS OF HAIR.
IL DRESSING.
FRENCR HAIR. DRESSER,
2OA n .frasf IatUssn 2fh a nd fxfh . o..

324 street. bet ween 18th and 18th sts
Mr.. Allfot, from Paris, Hair Dresser, OF the
celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrived In this
country. hes nov been established for the last
eight yesrs In Washington and Newport, en-
owing the patronage Of the 6Orps dtpogdtiqEe, and
ofthe highest society. He has the honor to
that be has this I'm ported the latest
fashions of hair dressing, and also pomades, and
everything that belongs to the dressing OF hair
at very reasOhaI le prices. - ems
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ THE MOST WONDERFUL MEDICINE
ever hnovn 70 nan 10 METCALFE'5 GREAT
Hn1UMATIC REMkDY, Tell your afflicted
fe 4-eo1W q FORD, AGENT.
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CLOTHING, DO.

- J. HEEBERGEh,
4 Successor to III y. Lsudon D Co., a
CITIZENS IND MIL ITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
ketro opolitan hotel. late Browns, III
352 Pennsylvania avenue,
ny In Washington, ID. q.
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COLGATE a. con =
W 1 N T = Z so A p

L I y A P
Recommended for CHAPPED HANDS and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. 1t may be
obtained Of all druggists and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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hTTO WILKENS' PIANOS AND OARHAhT
" hEEDAAMiS PARLOR ORGANS

All will ind IL greatly to their fnterest-
fore purchasing amp other. HVkf1
Only agency at GEORGE l.. WILD a BRO Il
New Piano Forte and Organ Wsreroon, No. I97
llth street between Penn a avenue and street
A select assortment Of new and second hand In
stune ents, including CHURCH ORGAN for
sale ~ lSTest tsGt.ry price and on easy terms
IL .N
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TELEGRAMS, &c.

The steamship Ella knight, which sailed
from Baltimore Monday for Petersburg, Va,
was cut through by he ice Off Fort Carroll, and
ran ashore on Sparrow Point 10 keep from
SINKING. She has on board valuable cargo.
and it is reported that she has seven feet of
wafer in her hold. Her passengers were taken
on, and have returned to Baltimore.
The schooner Garland, from New York,
captain Keen was wrecked in the Chesapeake
bay, off Poplar island, during the gale OF Sat
urcay night, and sank in three fathoms o.
@aer. Onetof her crew, named Bayten OF
Philadelphia, was drowned, and the captain
was rescued after being in the rigging eigat
hours. 1here Is no INSURANCE on the vessel.
despatch from Concord, n. H says that
while tue river was blockaded with ice At West
hertford, t., Monday, the water rose as high
as the second story windows of Wiliamsons
notel The oldest daughter of nr. WIlliamsJ
was drowned while attempting to escape
The Tennessee Senate passed tha cDlDred
suffrage bii. on a second readiAZ. refusing 10
strike out the clause prohir ting usgr 10 sit
on Juries or hold office. TIL ~anara VIII prob
ably pass il On a final readmg to-day.
n. Free, otherwise known A. the immortal
-. NJ" whose interHl-w with Jefferson
Davis few months SIM" ~ q ~ remembered
by our readers, has. ~ g r-rnrr I'd, departed
this life. SOM where N rlH south
Colonel A Z. Henri n.-hl. hust OF Abra-
ham Lincoln was inaus ar7-al 90 he Academy
of Music, in Louisville, ~. last night.
THE COAL TRADR.-Tl- q.antity of an
thracite coal sent his week bT the Philadsi-
phla and Reading Railroad IS 3S, 7I6 tons, n
falling of, as compared with the shipments
last week, of 7,23U tCIs, and rs compared with
the corresponding week OF last year Of H. $50
tons.
We find little to notice in the trade this
week, which still continues dull and unset
lied. No change is anticipated until after the
disposition OF tolls and fTrights by our trans
porting companies, which will, in all prob
ability not take place until within a few days
OF the opening Of navigation, and the rates to
be established Will chiefly depend upon the
state of the market then.
The shipments from the Schuylkill region,
although, perhaps, too heavy for the good of
the trade, are considerably less than they were
thls season last year, and will probably con-
tinue 10 be until prices become more remunera-
tive and the demand Increases
In the Lehigh region there is still yery little
doing, and the production only about half as
large as II was this time last year, but il is
supposed that operations will shortly be re-
eumed, unless the operatives should refuse to
work at wages warranted by the present
prices OF coal.
We hear or nothing encouraging from New
YORK. Very little, If anything, Is doing n the
wholesale trade there, and the stocks vet on
hand are supposed to be sufficient for another
month.
The Delaware is still blocked up with ice
ans no coal is now going forward from this
port.-Philddelphia North American
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SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY
sMOLANDERp EXTRACT BUOKU

1AOLANDERB EXTRAOT BU0KU
IL cvRINS
svery case OF KIDNEY DIsIAsI, RHHyMAHIsN,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRDKIs. WBAKNEss and
PAINS fn the BACK, TEMALI COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLIs arising from 1xcEssEs OF ANY KIyp.
OOhE, rH ATTLIeT
TRY LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU
Sold By oil Apotheoar1es. Price q. D. BARNEs
co.. Hew York. and BARHEs, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH d
HoesRs, Wholesale bruEsiS 0sen. Mass,
General Agents. 49, feb LILY
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2 MAURICE REAL SOIESTIFIO AS
rrknI.IIl,Ek NJ RIlA
CONFIDENTIAL.-Young men b. h

TONFIDEHTIAL.-YO men y ho have in
" Jured themselves Dy certain secret habits,
which unht them for business, pleasure, or the
duties of married life; alsO. middle AZ cd and old
men, who. from the follies of youth, or otner
causes, feel debility iu advance OF their years,
before placing thems elves under the trestnept OF
any one, should first read The Secret friend. "
Married ladies' vial learn sonnet hing of i'm portanoe
BY perusng The Secret Friend. = sent TO any sd-
dress, in sealed envelOpe on receipt Of IS cents.
address DR.. CHAs. A STUART CO., Boston.
Mas Sly
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BANKERS.

BANNERS.
Jay COOKE 4 CO.,
BAHKIRs.
UtsesaA street, o1Ssssts Nsssssy,
Bu, and sci sioarrsnt market rates, and hssD
onstsRtly on hand, full supply Of au
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEVEN-THIBTIBs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST HoTIs.
Orders fsr STOCKS. BONDS, 30, executed. and
Collections made on al accessible Points.
sel-n
RARRow q CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner Bouisiana avenue and Seventh rees'
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND sILvER
yiu AND LAND WARRANTS
First National Bank Of Washington.
I'D. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke 3 Co., President
WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lstA street, opposls the Trsasry DeYartussnt.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
- ONE MILLION DOLLARSs
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection.
"a ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
United STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful
Ans prompt attention to
ACCOUN Of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS,
and 10 any other business entrusted to Us.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN.
EEkT LOANS at ell times cheerfully furnished
WIN. o. HUNTINGTON, De shier.
Washington, March 20, 1885. m2l-n
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
n u w 5 7 0 B =.

MIN BOOTS AND SHOES. sAn
NEW STORE.
The undersigned bees leave TO inform his friends
And the public generally that he has opened the
NEW CHEAP STORE, No. 302 7th street. under
Odd Fellows Hall where he has on hand q gem
eral assortmen of Ladies' and Gentlemen's, Boy o,
Misses and Children1
BOOTS AND SH0ES.
Remenb the number, 500 7th street, under
Odd Fellows Hall The New Cheap Store, for
del GEORGE B. WILSON,
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- z ET Disc AsRs.
SA M A II r MS 8IFrI
SAkARITAES GIFTf

- Z ASRS.
sA MARITAN's GIFrI
SAkARITAES GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EvEB USED
eosoRSGs,A ass, CLIFF ssxEr oynscift osyfsiofJxxs
Contains no Mineral, NO BaIsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pal, 10 BE- Th.sn TO E6eoi a Cure.
They eRtirely vegetable, having no smell nor
iure the stomach bowel. Of the most delicate
Cures IL from two TO four S days, and recent case.
q or enc o. .as TO:
Let those who have dss paired Of getting cured or
, h: GIT Nor
pn,. Sen, b. ssi g. f P,n..,. plain .sp7e0's
BLoODf BLo0DIl BLooDyii
sGRSsULAs61 sgsRs s61.I .TItGERs b6Sns 6sS1nEsEs, sPoTs,
or yEsEs5AL DISEASES, &c. -''
s5PHIE[is on aSES xSGESS.khAL PisEAsEs, tn.
a!o sdss5 ssf,.1S moUd sDa asD hEER JUiOx
scribed it reaches and eratcates every particle OF
:A 50 s1ss n me
edy and be healed snd DO not transmit It 70 your
posterity that for which You may repent In afts,
Do not DESPAIR
s RoPST AE6 aEgB ttfo,.
will remeve eyery yestiRs 81 Impurities from tn.
system FEssIks 4 all the bad 'nifs e nnssE,rl'
In many anechons with Whicn numpers of r..
male. suffer the BOOT AND HEKB JUICES mos,
happily adapted, in Ulcersted Uterus In Lsncos
rh6s, IN bearing down, Failing Of the Womb, d.
ssntby express. Price 81 = per botls
sAMARITANs WASH
s In eases q used in connection with the
Full directiens. Price Is cents.
Ihs encseJ OF these remedies is alike acknev wi
in s he q sSspiass. :o' patents They are used
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAT- OF rHlsAm.K
"Po.I aosriIafs fosT srakDlns akIsnalu, B.l.,uor.
Nd, Feb. y, lsd4.-"I have great sstisfacti.n in
Tor Vensrsl diseases in its most customary forms.
that have used them with Judgment discret,an
aItieipations promptly aud eaectuaily Kaowin,
their composition, have the faIlest conhd snce S
their emoss1 s.d as far as nay use Of them xtends
ir'''nn'ha mem !@e1sftERrp o. BowrRs
Assistant surGeoa, sth n. 7. Vols
seia ~ 9: Q: IoBP. cerner II .h stree. and Penn.
CO.. soa p YAi.d.iss.: R.1:fis: GENERALLY
'hsniAH rs. BLACK. wARDH. LAMON. GIL BLAcx
Law oFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON 4 90
Coonssllors and Attorneys st- Law In the suprsms
SSsTt OF ths United State. the Court Of Ofsims,
@spss and Com f 81 eas Executive Depart
,.oTmnss; tss lath street, directly opposite W.T.
'u. oo.el-I do Isn
HERzBERss LOAN OFFICE.
Hish.,t advance. msds sn W rSIrs nr.
moSps' jEwIIaY. SEAsIAa d0aPs aPsARttAH RtA
and all kinds OF Merehsadise. Business strictly
slh streets. Immediately in rear Of the Gstionsi
Hotel. Jas Ims
ArEsr PARIS FASHIONS OF HAZE
IL DRESSING.
ALLI0r
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BOOTS, SHOES, &.

BOOTS, SHOES, &.
SELLING OFFI SELLING UFFI
~ The entire stock Of Ladies', Misses,
Chfidrens, Mems, Boy aud Ysuthis
BOOTS. SHOES AND GAITERS
VIII be sold at private sale at and
below OOST Prices.
JOHN ANGERMANN,
S05 7th street, between d and e streets,
ia 2lm' opposite Odd Felio VS. Hail
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DANCING.


DB9FS. J. w. II. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, -
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th sts. 4
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
New Glasses forming every evening. Tbo.. d..
string to enter our classes should avail them.
selves OF this opportunity.
rfeparations will be made in this quarter for
Circulars can be had at j. r. Ellis and W q
mstEsroft Co. . Music Stores.
Inc Hall can be rented for Sofrees, 30.
Days and Hours Of TGition:
g. Tor Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
saturday sfternoe from to 5 clock
eentiemen . Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve
hpss from to IL o clock.
OF tuition, or address q note to the Academy,
osarfer commencing with the first lesson. Jas
nj AHIHI's dFASstHII3NABLH d.StIy DANCING
MARlkls ASSEMBLY, ROOMS, -
4, between Sth and loth streets,
a, IhIs academy Is now open fer the recep- y
DAYS and hour. e tuition for young lsdis.
misses and master: Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat.
n Private instruction given to suit the con.
venience of the papil sam
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
Az AND PARTIES.
Ihe understgned would most respectfully In
FORM the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington
and the District generally, that he 10 at eli
sde and = ancy Costume, either on loan or made to
order. He has taken rooms at the we'll known
s5S ispSy % %estsbi:hpent Of Christian Rapport, Esq
h1pp, to svsit orders. GHARtEs tss BERG r. r'n 0s
late Oostumer at Ford and Growers
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