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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-06

A GRAND PEOCEssIOS.-Uecidedl the most
briiilant pageant ever witnessed on PennsyI-
European Circus this morning. The grand
eharlet for the band, drawn by six camels
and TWO horses the tiny coach. drawn by ten
dfmnnUtiye pOpIfs- the gildCd chariot with the
non, the long process ion of knights and ladies
IN most elegant and appropriate costumes
mounted on IIehly caparisoned horses. and the
unique and BEAUTIFUL chariot. bearing Column
osa surrounding the globe. were among the
SPECIAL features OF display unprecedented
heretofore in this city. We trust for the benz.
M OF nose VINO falicd 10 see this procession, n
will be repeated every day. of course there
VIII o. crowd tonight under the mammoth
ten OF this show, which Is set up between 10 b
ARD itth streets, near the canal, and not far
from the avenue. The entrance 10 the Tents al
The foot Of lie venth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-06
A NJ E ICAN HOU s e =,
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS,.

The very important and extensive imr royemen.s
which have recently been made in this popular
Hotel Che lsrgt st in New England enable the pro.
prietors TO offer TO Tourists, Families, and the
Travelling Public, accommodations and conve.
nlences superior TO any other Hotel in the city.
During The past summer additions have been ma q
Of numerous suites of apartments with bathing.
rooms water closets, &c, attached; one of Tufts
magniheent passenger eev ators, the besl ecu
house In one minute; the entries have been newly
and richly carpeted, and the entire house thor
all its appointing ats equal to any hotel in the
try. ~
Telegraph Onice, Billiard balls, and Cafe on the
N a foor. LEWIS RICE SON,
my Z-laW5m Propriesor3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-06

THE DISTRICT IN CONSRssS.-Ostrtct mat
ters occupied consider able after ton in both
houses On Friday. Among the most important
bills passed Was that passed nv the Senate pro-
vidng for the formation OF corporations aud
doing away y Rn the necessity Of SPECIAL iezis-
latlon Win rfe-pnse to each corpora.e body
The INST see,ion 3 2 yides tina Corpor ltious :
who-e operations shall be eonfiaed wi hin the
District may BE- formed First, for rrauufac-
turing or nsuring; second, for savtnys iustitu-
rons, savings b. uks, or banks exclusively OF
discount and deposit; third. for e tabli hing
hoffss gas works, cemeteries. or building asso.
oiaipns; fourth, for universities, colleges
academies, schools, institute, library com
:Bies, and literary and scientific as ociations;
nitn, Tor behevoleot institat and asylums;
SKIN, nor eymnastic associa' ions; seventh, and
for en- other purpose or business useful to the
public. Ii il provided that this act shall not
be construed to suthortye the incorporation Of
bunk OF circulation, or of q company tor the
construction Of any work OF internal improve.
meDt or of any church or religious denomiaa-
ton, or Of?ny compaB y, the object or one of the
Objects of which may he to purchase lands aud
rcsell the same for profit.
The cepita1 stock of any company shall not
exceed s50cl,tt0, to be divided into shares OF
sl0 or S25 eoch. 1t is provided that any n1m-
oti OF pes on-. not les than I've in lumber de-
SIZING TO forn corporation, shall sigl an
agIeement 10 thai effee: form gwen in the
bili), Which shall be acknowledged before a
notary public or Other proper officer. The
agreement, afiidayits. sc shall then be d.
lVeird To the Secret .ry of State, who will
I9ereIpon issue a Gel iieate of corporation.
NO corporation, except tnose for educational
ann beDeyoleut purpo rs, Iall continue lou ger
liah tWeniy yClrs without the cou ent OF Coz
gles- and no CORPORATION shall hold real q tat
valued at more than S5OO,tO0, or employ capt.
tai IN the pHTC ha of real cstlrP 10 r. ell fog
pronf, % for any purpo7es not proper for the
business ma ned the certificate of iucorpor9-
ron. 1he remaining sections pre- CT ibe rut,,
for the election of officers, payment OF div
bends, dc.
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Row AT \ Pic MEAN OPTIC rG STABBED.
On saturday row took pIace at the colored
picnic ar Howard University. when Ser
xeant PoUle, OF the second precinct, accompa-
the SCENE Of action, and attempted 10 arr, st q
coloIed man named Henry johnson, vino ap-
ptared 70 be the IiDgleader Of the distulbaucc,
9nd making his way into the crowd syair
The officer<pu, sued him. W hen Sergeant Poole
received severe stab IN tie Iiglt side, Iust
above the hip ard, only through the assist
ance OF Thomas Bowie (cOlor5 d., did Office
Lusby sGceC in aIrssrng johnson, and TAX
Ing him 10 the station hou>e e, ibis officer having
Two pistol bulls fred al him. The S.rye,,nt
Vas not aware of his wound until be felt the
blood trickliDg down his lcr The wound Is
not considered dapSerous, but is very painful
His assailaDt made his escape into the crowd
Lieut.. johnson was obliged 10 take Bowie to
the sfaiIon house to prevent the other men frC NJ
Killing him, he having knocked them right and
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CHARGE OF FoEGERY.-To-da Detective
Bigley aud Clarvoe arrested John Simons ? M
John Foley. the first named on the charge of
having forged the name of c. Hopper to a d; q
OF wiring for $50, and of having Z obtain' d bv
i..l~e pretepccs c-rriayP, sulky and sleigh
NON Mrs. Gutwocd Hopper, aud in conn" =
non with The last nam, i of The larceny OF a
hor, e-brusb- blankets, &c. Tney were *, :
te4ore Justice smith, and are held iof a Iurthe
heating
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TIE TURNER FEsTIvAL.-Thp German Tur.
ner Union of the Southeastern District promo Z
gTard festival at the Seventh street Park to.
day and Tomorrow. This meruing, after pa.
fadirg through the principal str, cts OF the CITY
they proceeded TO the Park, where gymna;tit
e%rrC ses, singing by the Baltimore Turner
HlCe Club, tue Washington Spngerbuud, aaG
hrIon Quariaite Club, dancing bow ling, priz,
snoring aud other entertainments Were the
order of the day. The slime programme. o.
cept the parade, VIII be offered Tomorrow
The Park will be brilliantly illumnaiei ON
the evenings of boil days
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DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-This mornipg in The
Equity Court, deci-e WIS m"dp diyurt N
Perry Stratner from the bonds of matrlmony
win Elizabeth Straitner. The parties are col
orcd End We're married on the litl OF Jauuary
1850. and she separai~d from him in IS6 aGa
left for New York. The testimony was token
before Mr.. Ashford. Com missioner; Owen aau
wilson, solicitors for complainant.
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ForSD DEAD.-pn Saturday afer noon, the
dead BODY of Frederick Williams. who resided
IN Chsstnut alley, between 18th and 18th and Il
and q streets. was found on 18th street we Z,
between and L streets north. IL was re-
moved 20 the I'd prt cinct station house. by or
der of LIsuf. johnson, and Justice Thomp-
son, acting coroner. summoned 4 Jury of in
quest. and a verdict that he came TO his death
from a rush Of blood 10 the head, caused by ex-
posure and excessive use Of intoxicating Ii
auOrs was rendered
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Excl RsION TO GLYMoNT.-The congrega-
iIOn OF the Island Baptist Church will give an
eacurslC n to Glymont on Wednesday, the sth
instant, for the benefit of their new church.
Boats leave the wharf at O'Clock a. m. All
who wish 20 enjoy Themselves and 10 escape
from the hsa and dust OF the city should avail
themselves of this opportunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-06

TIE Hot WEATHER.-The intense heat OF
the i've lest DAYS cane TO an end last evening
with a thunder storm and showers thai gEeasly
cooled the air. Yesterday will BE- recollected
one of the hot sunday, the thermometer for
hours ranging in the nineties even in COM
paratively cool places In the sun the heat
was utterly pTostraring and unbearaole-
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TIE MUNICIPAL OFFICEs.-At the Repub-
lican caucus on Friday eyesing II was Mr.
Henry hem b~r who was nomi uated for com
Ini> siOnsr OF the First Ward. not Chas Helm
her. IS heretofore stated Mr.. Henry Llrrnsn
NFss tbe choice Of me caucus for Taper of water
laainS, and Dy. Augusta (eolored) for physI-
CiaI ~ ne snail pox hospital.
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OFFiCKgs ELECT ED.-A. a regular meeting OF
Elijah Lodge No 50, !. O. Il. b.. (Sons OF the
CoVsnant-) the following officers We're elected
10 serve for the ensuing term, % months ~
Brother n. l.. Blout, President; Brother II
Adler, Vice President; NJ Hirsh, Treasurer; s
VOL, Rec. Sec; i. =. jacobson, Financial SIC
; GoldsteiD, Assistant; l.. Luchs and Charles
HutZler, Trustees: w. Wolf, Marshal: AdoIph
Adler, Inside Guardian: NJ Oppen be,mer
Outside Guardian and Messenger Repre,pu
tatives 10 District Grand Lodge No. S, Brothers
ex-PIesideDts /. Herzberg VIM. Wolf and A.
liable
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THE MUNICIPAL OFFICRs.-Among the
nom nations made by the Republi ean caucus
ON Friday evening for Corporations officers
not heretofore reported are the following -
Physician 10 the Asylum, DIR. = A III McK,m,
present incumbent Sixth Ward; g. w. Wells.
Filth Ward, Topographer OF the Water De-
p2rimsnt; +. A. Adams. Sixth Ward, Lumber
Mes arer.
Mr.. Severson will be Engiaee of the Canal:
Mr.. II. ID. Guunell, Commissioner of the S,v
ehth Ward. 1t Is sf1Iad that those who have
tue oausus Endorsement for positions are N OF
now certain of them. for some OF those who
are disappointed are making extra efforts 10
further their eDos, and consequea atty it may be
oNp ctCd tat the sess ION to- morrow afte moon,
nj OK o'clock, ut which he elections will take
place, will be a very exciting Que.
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SALE OF PEoprRrY CekRIsc ATsp BIZ TEE

SALE OF PROPERTY CoEFTscATED BIZ TIE
PoLICE.-To. day a Quantity OF o-tIcle% tak.a
by he police from prisoner; iour-. &c. wa.
sold at Police Headquarters, ruder the direc-
ton Of the Property Clerk Mr.. Herrick by
Messrs. Wall j Co, auctioneers. The cati-
logue embraces TWO beadred and fifty lone 10; e
and includes alrrcSt every description OF
articles. from foyer rings, wallets. and pack
ages of money, 20 iron mouths for kilns, shirts
dresses, shoes. reyolyers. watches. carriers,
rszors, &C., some OF which brought very gUod
prices ald others fair rates.
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SERlcIs CHARGe.-On Saturday evening
Dennis O'Hare- q b .kCr. was a-res.Cd by d.
f'ct;Vs ClaTvoe End BigIev on a United States
Warrant sworn out b~tore -. X. Smith by John
Hugh :, " 90 t"st'fCd thar he has good rea, on
and doeS believe that DeuniS O'Hare murdered
PafrIek Hughes on OF about the 21th day OF
June, !! g. IN this city. by pushing or throwing
ibe s1'd Patrlck Hughes out OF a fifth story
window OF Wti'"rds Hotel, thereby causlug
ms oea b. ina; aid OHsre thrpIt1nrd u xiii
said Patrick Hugbes lew DAYS previous 10 his
o. am aforesaid and was seen with him shortly
before his death.
A nearing was had At Z o'clock yesterday
before Justice Smith, Whcn Alice Hughes a
nv CO OF the dcce-L-d. sbOut I3 ears of age to-
tlh'd 10 sssirg the accu-Gd at W lizards aboa N
Al clocE on the night OF the death of the de-
card aad 70 assing bin for money De, =
tive B'gley testified 30 the siaternent of O. Hare
tnat ne sieps at Royle's Hotel, near the II ,pot
ON me nlshi N question, nd LETT on the Fro
train next day for Bsltmore. The case was
eQptjnufa, srd the accused was committed for
further herring
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CITY ITEMS.

JEwHLRY.-Pr igg's One Dollar Jewelry
Store, No 40 Pennsylvania avenue, nesr Ak
street. New sty les received tins morning.
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ACcIDENT.-This morning, about 10 O'clock
q cclored man, TOO drunk 10 give his name fell
mar the corner Of 9th and NJ streets, South
Washington, and striking his head against the
ourb-tOuP cut himself severely over the tenn
pie. He was taken into the residence Of a com =
rade, near by, and properly attended to.
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THE regular meeting OF the City Councils
will be held this evening, and II is understood
that measures will be taken 10 effect q settle
ment OF the existing difficulties satisfactory TO
both psrtI's. Ii il certainly to be- hoped that
such a result may be reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-06

BAIDEEss, GRAYNKss, aud other imper5ee I.
hoos of the HAIR " III be- nc x1rd~d a mex a .
Bile After trial Of Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Improved
new style) Hair RSstorsr o. De ing. ii i one
6oSie9 Every Drlggist sells IL. Pnce Oae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-06

the name Of Dentifrices. Adopt and adhere To
the only preparation taas re lily prcse-vr, tne
tech a1d ha-dens the gums, frayran. Sozo.
DON'T. Its enects on dccaying tech are mar
velious.
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GIORGlfORH ADVRRFISENHJfR.
RY THOe. DOwLIfG, Auct.; Georgetown.
ELEGANT YRsr.OLAss PRIVATE RES
pENCE ON WEST STREET, BkTWEE
CONGRESS AND HIGH SrREETS, Ar Pei

Lie I ATGIf0N J,,v o.h =. a. o,,...
ground fonttne . feet on The Sou,S side Of Yes,
iss ma ss: f ps%sISs hc.s ssni No. q s
ooSssi mig y rooms, cellar, with sas and water
reID: One third oesh; bslapoe in 6, IL, and ls
" u on e sos Ssy Of csss :sSSIS
anil saamps a the ooss Of the purch yer deposit
Of 90 win Be required when The property Is struck
ezd THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
RY THOS. BOWLING Auctieneer; Georgetown
vALTTAgLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
bssing date the a6th day Of June, 1857 aud recOri
"a na hRfs o the No p:4es ps Of
II ns e.. Ss day 9 only R % :, Ok ssoss
"a q. SsTssi q ground and PTs%i:s: and :itu
" = n ;s Ss s:fs Ct Of
Town. IL s: ssi sSs
Beginnine on the east side Of High street fifty
Be.il street thence e.sterly on BsaI street on
soa
and thence in q straight line to tho point Of begin
ming, with the appurtensnces and buildings TO th'
Terms q sale. One half cash; balance in six
months with interest, from day OF SALE Tref to
satisfaction OF Trustee eco to be paid the close
cost. II terms are not complied with in i've DAYS
from day Of sale Trustee reser ves right to resell
at purchasers risk on fye days notice
MAHLON ASHFORD. Trustee.
je4-eo&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
(,LOCKsI CLoCKsii CLoCKsiii
sErA re Eao :;s,HssT' S. &
-'' 40; SLEs.. y
e Wv 0eorgetown. d. q.
SAvE as RTR CENT:
SUITS FOB pABLORs.
DINING ROOMS,
SITTING ROOMS,
F3 BED Rooms,
At - per cent. reduction in price LOUNGES
lower than elsewhere in the District. A a
large stock Of rURN1fU03, modern style, H
Ately Ieceiyed By the UNDERLINED, which -
tRasss for cash. Csl and -, a
DURHITURH kMP0RIUM,
141 Bridge Street,
ap Ism 80 0eorectovu.
RI OOO 1cElEfED 70 BCYaAI hind. g
hand CLOfH!H0. Also, all kinds Of !URN1
COUNTRY ICE CREAM-Bsde on the farm
~ from 20 coss Fresh pure. delicious Order,
received at BURCHELL 8 Grocsry, Ebbit House
xS-su. w.. }. MILLS.
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ASSAULT AND BArTERY.-On yesterday
Prank White, colored, assaulted his father
George White, on Capitol Hill, cutting his fore.
head. and be was arrested by officer Langley
sud this Morning committed 10 Jail by Justice
LYNCH
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THE WFATHER.-The thermometer. at tyy.
O'Clock lo-dav, 1T Franklins $, stood SIS degree,
IN the shaGe.
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GOLD MEDAL AwAgDED.-ln the target
shooting of The Grand National Shutzenfest
in New York, on Thursday last, DIR. l.. T.,
Rowland, OF this city, WIS awarded gold
medal.
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ADDRESSES AT THE JAIL.-Y esteriay after.
noon The inmates of The county iail We're I'D
dressed by MAJ Ger. 90. Howard and others
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ALL DISEASES OF fH1 FKBT SUCCESSFULLY
treated by LII. White, Surgeon ChtropodsS -
Pennsylyanfa avenue. between ~ and 9th
streets Office hours from q. m 70 9 %. ma
Eetablished ISL
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STN STRoKE.-h soldier, while passing
down Pennsylvania avenue, about ~ O'Clock
to-day, suddenly fell To The pavement with an
attack of coup DE- s0teI in front of the En- in
House, near the corner OF 4 street. He was
al ended by DIR. Dove who pronounced he case
q serious one, and may perhaps prove fatal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-06

ITO THE CITIZENS OF THE SECON d
THIRD, AND FOURTH WARD3
THE GREAT Ell ROPEAN CIRCUS
Hf arrived and will exhibit for four DAYS on the
lot. Louisiana aveDue, he woen 10Th and ilth ~.
Entrance foot of llth street II
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en- Ware, &c.
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FoR CoRss, BUEIoss, BAD MALTA &c,
visit Or. Whites rooms, No. ~ Pennsylyania
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
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CHURCH DFrICATIoS.-On Sunday af. ar.
noon TIE MemorIa, C1apPl of the eontern nj :
ted M mortal Church. Lutheran denomina
non, on Fourteenth s.Tei, was formally ded-
cat Il IN the prCseuce of lar-e con gre CATION
The fturgic service wss conducted nv TIE
pastor of 81. Paut's church, and the sincins
by the congregation led by the choir of Il ;
church and a nUmt r OF the children of the
sabbath school. Rev. DR. Siork preached the
dedlcatCIy sermon. during which the broad aud
evangelical character OF the great Reformation
&ihuIeh was 10 -c'biy set forth. We nOliced in
the audience Rev. DIR. Tustin. of the o. 3
Prsshyteridn Church; Rev. Mr.. Wheeson of
ne Nj. Il. Church; Rev. Mr.. Swami, aud Rev
Mr.. Burkeit, OF the Lutheran Church This
chapel WIS designed by Mr.. Judson York ar
ehiisct; ard erected by MessTs. Bright X Hum
phrIes. carpenters; Robert Clarkson. br.cklay-
81; r n. Stte vef, plumber and gas filter: and
Herbut Shutter, frescoer
Ii fronts about IS ieei on n street, with a
uepth OF about % feet, two stories high. fin
lsn6 q with French roof. Itfarnishes an upper
and lower room for preaching and Sabpitt
school with gallery i9r the choir or infant
school The audience chamber above is ceiled
painfully AID tastelully fTescUed, aud fur
nIsbes strings for about $40 persons. The Sab
bath School-IOom Is a most cheerful and At
uaStlve one IL is proposed at once to organ
ze school The settees and oval seats for the
school Were made AZ the steam furniture works
OF n n. Butler. Cumberland. Md, and reflect
great credit upon his taste and mechanca!
fkill AT the same time he very generously
contr buted them TO this memorial enterprise
Ihry are Waived 1T about s1,50o. General i .
"A. Ekin, u =. Army, one Of the warmfst
friends Of this wor k, cor .ricutci very hand
some copy OF the Scriptures Tor the use Of the
pulpit.
The entire cost OF ihis building IA some
Sl3,rC0 upOn which a debt of S5.OIn reIna'rs
AT the c'O-e OF the service n sIa'amsnt OF the
history ano present financial condition. of tbe
WORK was made by The pastor Of 81. Paurs,
in a few Ainutts.
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~ NJ. HANSON'S
INSURANCE OFFICE,
FIRE AND LIFE,
No. $40 SEVENTH STREET,
Between u and 4 Streets

ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
8. p. HENDEI, Pres. G. 0OODk0N, Sect
r. M. HANSON, Agsnt,
No. SIS seventh Street.
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BANKERS.

jar COOKE CO.,
BAFaIRs.
FyTr,rrH esnxpf. oyrcr-Tr rrs1ssrT
Buy ga - ssesrrent asrhet rssss. sak -
constantly on hand fsii sappt OF all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyRR-YBRfIBs, AHp oonPoUHp
UfIREsr HofKs.
orsess % STOCKS, BONDS, o., sDsess
end ooI,es soss nsSs On ell sosssssh's poa.s..
La
tusf uAYIoxAL BANK
OF vAsBIN0foI.
n. d COOKE, COZ Jay Cooke oo.J Prsssass.>
Wh. Q. HUHfIHefoH, osshsr.
sovBRsnKEr DEPOSITORY
AuD
FINANCIAL AGENT or TIE UBuHp
STATES.
lisa sweet, spssss IA rsas-y Ds>~p~s~.
Government Securities win TREASURES Us,s.s
ssssss,
~oNR MILLION D0LLARsA
We say and ssH eli s,s~sss 81 6oVEREkENY
SBcURTTzkss t osrrsss mArhet raiss.
FUkNfsH AxcHAEGE 80 -Sabs obsissse.s
- ALL TN PRINCIPAL CTTKs OF THF
UNITED STATES
We purchsss oovsnne.s vouoh~ss on sa..
MOST EvoRABLE TKRMS, and CIV. osr,-
ful sssention 20
ACCO UkTS OF BUsIA ESS MEN s,d EIRMs
and 10 any other busanss entrusted 10 ~
FULL nFoRnAfIoS tn rcs>rd 70 oovIRs-
ABAf LoAHe - ~ snss chs.rfuliy fsrusshsd
wM. Q. HCETfNGroN, Cashier
WashtnGtos, March sp, psA- mHS
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ANOTHER Handsome IMPRovEMESr.-The
Old tbTre-stCry brick building on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9Th aud 10th streets, beIon gin =
10 the Mas estate, and lately occupied BY
lockwood, Hufty & Taylor, is now be- tcra
down, to give room for \ large four-story iron
'front.' building, contracted for by Mrs. Errin
the execuu TX OF the estate. The new building
VIII front 20 feet on Pennsylvania avenue, and
run back LAG feet to ID street, the avenue front
TO be OF iron snd the ID street front of brick Ii
VIII be occupied by VIM. NJ Shuster g. Co.
the dry goods merchants, who will make u ono
OF the most extensive establishments IN the
country. The contractor and builder il Mr. :
). fsgue, and II IL expected that the new
pulidlng wIll be ready for occupancy BY the
nTst of September next
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rHE p FU ELI
" Z III ZAP Flu Ell!
COKE can be had, for . few days, at the rate OF
eight cents per bushel, ct the works, by lsAy fnc
orders At the Office OF the Washington 4as Lfgt
Co, No. Al 9 10th street. yaIv
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LADrBe, try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnea's Florimel closely resembles
the odoT OF q rare and delicate boquex Of
NV drops will Leave RS peculiar and delighs
full fragrance upon the Handkerchief lbr many
hours. 20
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTIONn
BEAUTIFYINe THE SKIN AND COMPILE

REM0XEs ALL ERLPIIUhs, FRECKLEs.
and Isn Enra r sHEoT skiE 1HN
FAIR and BLOOMING,
xor LADIES in tire NURSERY II is invaluable
For GENTLEMEN after sH AVING Il has no e1m al
"PAPHIAN LOTION" is the emily reliable rem
edy Tor diseases aud blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP"
Tor the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH. will not
chap the salN. Price 2 ) cents ger cake.
'FLOR DE MAYO"
"FLOk DE MAYO.n
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKnR
CHEZ REQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON 4 SON, New York.
tetiy Sold by all Druggists.
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A CARD,

CARD.
Clergyman, while residing In South America
as ssioDsry discover ed a safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure of Nervous w eakness, Early De
cay Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Orpa, =
anu the whole trails of disorders brought on by
taneful anil vicious habits. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a
desire 10 benefit the afflicted and unfortunate Will
send the recipe for preparing md using thi meii-
cine, IT sealod envelope to any one who neeis IL
Free Of ChoTge. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN. station d, Bible House,
my 9-3m' New York City.