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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

THE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCus.-Wec call the
attention Of the lovers Of amusement TO the
Circus, advertised to exhibit in our city next
attractions on a magnificent scale. Our ex.
changes speak Of IL in the most glowing terms,
and as surprising any other exhibition Of the
kind ever produced in this country. II will
make brilliant display on the avenue on the
day Of its arrival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; aeerse,o.
STOCK or DRY GOODS AT AUCTION,

umVch " Dkf GOODS AT AUC1lON
VIII lie sold AZ public auction on TUESDAY
next The 9th Of June. ct 10 O'Clock. and 20 b. cor
tinued from day q Gay until disposed Il. al the
STOCK OF Dry Goods In the store occupied By X. al.
Brown. agent No I'll Bridge street. consisting
OF Nalenciss, mozanbiaues and other dre.s
eoods; Men and Boys Wear, Shawls. Table Lin-
ems, Towelipgs, Counterpsnes. Brown aud fleaahei
shiIungs and sheetings, Hosiery, Fancy Goods
&c THOs DOWNING
ge 2-f AucfioDeer
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THE RIVER FRONT, June 29.-SirH Street
HhGrf.-Arriyed-Schoo Annie, Capt Ed.
wards, from Philadelphia, with coal for the
Government.
BerTy's Whdrf.-Arrived-Scho Hooper
Betsey Ann and Hampton, with wood for mar.
ket; steamer Hi Livingston, Capt Wilson
from Baltimore, with merchandise and pas.
sengers;steamer StoRe. from Philadelphiy. with
iron for the gas works
FGy's WhGrf.-Arriyed - Schr. Flounder.
Capt. Skinner, with wood for market
JohESoR's Wkdrf.-Arrived-Stea Vir-
ginia, Capt. Gregg, with load OF oysters for
VIM. H. Dobbins
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DISTRICT APPRoPRIATIoSs.-M Spalding
gave notice in the House Saturday that he
would al the earliest opportunity call up the
bills making appropriation Iyr Ssr!ops objects
m the District OF Columbia. One Of these bills
appropriates the sum of s266, 100 in support of
benevolent institutions and IN aid Of charities,
and IS made up Of the following items: For the
Government Hospital for the Insane includ-
1ng clothing, medical attendance, books, sta
Honery, furnishing, &C. Sy9 ,5O, and $4,000 for
purchase Of one hundred and forty-eight acres
OF land for Columbia Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb, s25,0oO, and Tor improvement of
grounds, $500; for Columbia Hospital for
Women and Lying-in-AsyIum, for purchase OF
land and erecting build ngs in place of prem.
ises now used, S60,0gO, and for support of the
same, sl5,OOt; for completion of Providence
Hospital, S30.OcO; for the National Soldiers and
Sailors Orphans Home, $1,000 The other
appropriates an additional S5l 900 for the Deaf
and Dumb Institution, 81, 800 of which is for
continuing the work upon the buildings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

BURNED WITH VITRIoL--Yesterday a little
little son of officer Skinner and another boy
were passing 18th street, near MARYLAND ave-
nue., when they espied an old can sitting on
the pavement. and the last named boy gave il a
violent kick, hurting it against a tree, when
some substance splas he'd back upon Mr.. Skin
per's son, which proved to be yitriol literally
burning his clothes from his body and severely
burning his face. He was taken 10 his home
and Dr. Morgan called In, who found him In
an lnsensibie condition, and a. first feared that
he would lose one of his eyes, il being badly
burned, but after applying some medicines to
The afiilcted parts the little sufferer commenced
10 recover, and the doctor learned that the
sight of the eye was not injured md lhere Were
hopes of the child surviving.
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The FUNERAL OF MN. HUeHrs-C

The FUNERAL OF Mr.. HUGHEs.-On Satur.
day evening, the remains OF Mr.. Patrick
Hughes, the baker al Wizards Hotel, an ac-
in the fifth story of the hotel, was published in
Saturdays STAR, was taken to the residence OF
bis brother-in-law, Mr.. Thomas Herman In
Baltimore, from whence the funeral took place
yesterday morning. Quite a number OF his
Washington friends attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

CAMP NEETING.-The Methodist Protestants
of Anne Arundel Circuit have deterrsined on
holding a camp meeting in Riders Grove, IN
Anne Arundel county, Maryland, about two
miles from Hanover Switch, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, commencing on the 1ith OF
August. II is expected that the Baltimore and
District Stations will be represented on the
grounds, as also the adjoining circuits, and
that the camp will be a success, drawing TO.
gether large mum bers Of that denomination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

PERsoNAL.-Captain John L. Smith, former.
ly Justice of the Peace, and well known resi-
dent Of South Washington, but for several years
past a citizen of Baltimore and q member of
the last Maryland Legislature, we see, has set
tied down on a small, but exceedingly beauti.
full country place IN Anne Arundel County,
shout two miles from Jessup's Cut, on the
Washington Branch railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

The SCHCRTZEN.-On Saturday evening AT 6
o'clock, about sixty members Of the Washing.
ton Schuetzen Nerein assembled at the corner
Of 1lth street and Pennsylvania avenue, and
headed by the l2th Infantry Band, marched to
the Baltimore depot, and took the cars for New
York, TO take part in the national shootino
festival in Jones Wood, escorting the Congress
slOnal Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

BURGLARS ABoUT.-As officers Humphrey
and Acton, of the sixth precinct were passing
the house of Mr.. A Coburn, on 9th, between NJ
and n streets, on Saturday night, they notice.
one of the front windows hoisted They i'm me.
diately awoke the inmates, when, on examina.
ton, they aseertaIned that the shutters and
window had been forced. but the would DC
burglars had been scared of. The same win.
dow was forcibly entered about a month since
and Mr.. Coburn robbed Of SIS by some un.
known thief
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OwLING, Auca
RrTHos. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georsesssu.
IMPROVED PROPERTY Il esoBsKrowS

On WEDNESDAY, July ist, Isss, at 6 o'cIooh :.
n viii eel, In mont OF the premises part Of 10
10. - fronting IS feet inc bee on Monroe street
by aderth Of ~ feet on Beall street improves! ~
house
Terms OF sale; CASH. Conveyancins and stamV<
st the cost Of purchaser
je sd THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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To Editor EreHin9 Star.

i. o. @. IA regular meeting OF Purity
Lodge. No. Il, l. U. G.. T., was held on Thurs.
Gay evening 18TH instant After the initiatory
exercises, Mr.. G. I. Sheppard, G. W. S. con.
ferred the second degree upon some halt dozen
members. About dozen applicants We're in
waiting for the third degree, but owing TO the
laieness OF the hour the matter was deferred
till the next meeting. The lodge is in fine
working order, with a large mem bership, mum
oering AT present over 20O persons, and still re.
ceiving large accessions. A resolution was
passed and com mittee appointed az the meet
ing 10 make preparation 70 celebrate the first
annlyersary on The 10th proximo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

RAsK BALL-Dsfsdt If WdshiGqt,n Club az
BGttirse rs--A match game OF base ball was
playe on Saturday afternoon, on the Madison
avenue grounds Baltimore, between the Olyrn-
PIC Club, of this city, and the Enterprise Club,
of Baltimore, which resulted in the defeat OF
the Olympic. On the ninth inning the score
IL TO Il The game was closely contested. and
AT the close the Olympic stood Il and the Enter
Prise ~. Mr.. Buck, of the Pastime Club, act
eu as umpire. This was said 10 be the first time
that tee innings Were ever played by any club
on the Madison avenue grounds.
The Baltimore american saws The an
nounCeInent of the game between the Olympic
OF Washington and Enterprise of Baltimore
drew q crowd OF about $50 admirers of the
game 10 the Madison avenue grounds on Sat-
urday afternoon IL was known tia, the En-
terprlse had made some valuable additions TO
Their nine, and as the strength of the Olympic
nine had been proved on a recent occasion
against The champion club of Maryland an in
teresung and closely contested game was an
neipated- Expectation for once was not
disappointed. and n may be said that the
game on saturday was as hard fought and
exciting q one as any that has taken place
IN Baltimore. The mines were well matched,
and as inning after inning was played with
the greatest carefulness and skill on
each side, II was impossible 10 form definite
opinion as 70 which side would win. On the
ninth inning the game stood even-i7 to IL
and on the tenth inning the Enterprise won by
scoring two runs against one by their oppo-
nents. As IL was the first appearance OF the
Enterprize in match game this season. the
base ball critics Were out in strong force TO
canvass It's merits, and the opinion was unan.
imOHs that thsy have q nine that can appear
with credit anywhere, and that will give the
Maryland sharp tussle for the championship
Their heavy batting was particularly noticed
They struck very few balls upward, but gen.
orally hit them along the ground. giyil 2 the
nelders out little chance for capturing tnem
The neldkng of the Olympic nine was excel
lent, but they seemed to be much bothered with
Fitzsimmons' pitching, and generally struck
high balls that were taken by the Enterprise
Eelders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

STREET CAR ACCIDENT. This morniu T.
about lOX O'Clock, a boy Of a bout ID years OF
age, son of MI. q. Il. Wilson, OF the Sixth
Ward. while ridi ng on the front platform of
one Of the cars. between 9Th and 7th streets
east leaned out from the car, and another car
going towards the Navy Yard struck him on
the head, cutting his forehead severely and
knocking him insensibie He was taken 10 the
residence of Mr.. IseInor, near by, where Dr.
Ford was soon in attendance, and found that
the skull bad been badly fractured, but il is to
BE- hoped that the wound will not prove fatal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

"HUMoRs OF RECoNsTRUCTIoN.'- James
X. Cowardin, Of the Richmond (Va.) Dispatch,
proposes giving in this city two of his hu .
morous lectures on Reconstruction, at Metzerott
Hall, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
He is said TO be young man of ready wit and
good mimic. See his advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSOCIATION OF
WAsHINGToN.-The first meeting of this as so.
ciation was held at Trades Union Hall, cor.
Der Z and Eighth street. on Sunday the 2sth
inst, az IL a. IN. Mrs. Stevens, of this city, de.
livered lecture before the society on the SUBJ
lect OF spirit Worship" At 8 10 clock, D. m
Mr.. Martin, Of Chicago, discoursed on the SUBJ
Ject of sWhat ls Man." This society is the
second formed in Washington. and, though
new, is already in a fiourishing condition.
Measures have been taken TO secure lecturers
for the coming month. Regular meetings of
the association occur at Trades Union Hall
every Sunday at : o'clock, p. m.
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COUNTRY ICE CREAM-Hsde on the farm
" from % eovs. Fresh: psre, DELICIOUS. Orde,
or lee Green DsIos, 3es D street.; 1'''
ANN W. ]. NILI0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

NILIBRArED ALBERT BISCUIT.
TIE ORIGINAL AND GINUIUI,
PREPARED in EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND,
And perfectly fresh.
NV. BURCHELL.
NB Under kbbiu House.
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MRS. MARY ToUMEY, widow of the late
Patrick Tourney, died yesterday after q very
short illness of cholera morbus, at her resi-.
dence, 100 T. street south, between 18th and 18th
streets. She was an estmable lady, and her
death is deeply regretted by her friends on the
Island. Her funeral takes place Wednesday
morning, July LIST, at 10 a. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

SHOOTING CAsY-This morning AT an early
hour, while number of soldiers were an the
house Of George Callahan, corner of 9Th and Il
streets, Capitol Hill, Mr.. Callahan was shot
by one named Patrick Boyd, the ball passing
through Callahan's hand and into his thigh
Sergeant Harrison arrested Boyd. and this
morning he had hearing before Justice LYNCH
but the evidence showed that the shooting was
accidental, and he fined Boyd 500 for CARVING
q concealed weapon, and IS for disorderly con-
duct, and IN default Of payment he was com.
United TO the workhouse. Mr.. Douglas having
refused to give up possession to Mr. Martin.
who has been appointed lntendant 70 the Asv-
Ium, the commitment was directed TO the In.
tendant without using any name
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-CIrYITEMs.

JKvnRy-Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Chains,
Rings, Silver Plated Ware, Fms, SAtcheis, re-
eeiyed this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. $50 Pennsyl wanna avenue,
near AZ street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

g V.B0YD, =. II. HILLAAN. ALEX. BOYD
BOYD, HILLMAH q co.,
00HHissi6s aHs6a1Hrs,
AsssssJer sale If tks Ciebysssd Piasbsrf DIAL On
ylsrILIzlHs. sos Rin busf. iFoupRErrs,A..
No. % AND eA LouIHANA AVENUE,
between 9Th and 10th sts, Washington. ID. q.
1slsrenoee :-Bauk Of wsshingtca; Lewis John.
scn O., Bs1hss; " H9nttnsten, oeshiee
Esronal Bank Of Republic; eaylss J. Bowen, leo. },
City T. W. =. Wen o., Aucte J O. Lewis.
Eso., RsSl Tststs Aren't: Oiaeett 4 evecney ri
Estate Agents; 1s6srt Lssck, Esq., Attorney e
Law. aDly
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FIRE.-The burning Of an unoccupied house,
belonging 20 Mr.. Decamp, near the Lincoln
day morning, caused the usuaA alarms and
prompt appearance on the streeA of the en-
gines. Before, however, the steamers could
arrive on The spot, the building was entirely
destroyed, involving a loss of about si,2O0.
The fire is supposed 70 have been the work OF
an Inceraiary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

REsIGNED.-Mr. ]. g. Whaiey, one of the
principal proof-readers i'm the Government
Printing Office, and President of the National
MIR. Defrees, congressional printer, that hi.
resignation would be accepted. Mr.. Wbaley
took the hint and resigned. The reason fol
this was, as stated by Mr.. Defrees in his letter
that Mr.. Whaley, a President of the Labo,
Congress, had called meeting of that Con
gress to assemble in New York at the time O
the Democratic Convention
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RAILROADS.
A LEXANDRIA. LOUDON AND HAMPSHIRE
IA RAILROAD

49, - g g
sunday, at .. m. and D. m. LEAVE LEES
~ kG at $50 a. m. and l2:l5 ,; m. Connects With
Warrington, Alexandria and Geor getown Rail-
road q this junction. Stages for Hamilton, Pur-
cellyille. snickersyile Berryy1lle, Winchester
die. connect with the trains and enables the cit
izens OF Washington to locate along this line, or
ton tickets will be issued at SIS per quarter
WASHINGTON BLYTHE,
ie243t General Su peri ntendent
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GIeRGKroWS LByERfIsIurw

~ .. o. P-C0vTNASr LOpGE ~
u3 l3 The attendance Of every memb.T =.
earnestly requested st the regular ueefin. - ~
MONDAY EVENING. 4ssh instant. when al.
phn fer the. proposed improvement q ths r.,
will be oensidsrcd and the election of o~rs Ia.
place. }. N nARNE
je 80 Reccrdink sscr,tary
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by THoe. BOWLING, Auet. +; Georse,ovu.
ElEeAEr TrRsT.CLAss PRIvArE RESI-.
t5sskEss AND aIss sfsEErs st At PrsI

Lie AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. July 9Th % 81 O'Clock D. m .
will sell In front Of the premises all that lot ~
ground, fronting S0f on the south side % Na.f
street, between Congress and High streets with a
depth Of 10 feet. The Improvements consist of a
large fret class Brick Dwelling house No Isl
containing u rooms, cellar, with gas and water
and modern improvements.
Terms One third cash: balance in 6. Il. ana u
months With interest from the day e sale secured
BY aceed Of trust on the property. Conyeyancing
of.
Iez-d THOMAS BOWLING kuct
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Rings, Silver Plated Wsre, Fms, SAtcheis, re-
esayed this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
near az street
Hos FOR fHI SRA SlDx-Scoth Flannel
Silk Umbrellas, Walking Sticks wherewiih 20
support ones dignity ana TO keep on the dogs,
Gauze Flannel Undersh irts, thin Overcoats
DE-, At George G. Hennrnes, No. sll 7th street.
1HouIRH wIrBIN.-The mouth il like house
20 let. However pretty 1t may be externally, it
Ss 10 * ss
there are plenty of pearl-white fixtures, you
Will exclaim AZ once, allow beautiful ~ To
irnpart the utmost possible brilliancy there is
nothing like fragrant SoZoDoNT.
Foa CoRHs, BuHIoss. BAD NAILS, &c,
visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. "a Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
treated by Ut. White, Surgeon Chiropodist &2l
pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets Once hours from g. m. to p. N.
Estahlished 1851
MORE ECONOMICAL, RKhARKABLK Ger
tainty OF prompt action, in fact, every good
quality is guaranteed for Mrs. s. A. Aliens i'm
poved NEW style) Hair Restorer or Dressing,
I'm one 6ottle.) Every Druggist sells it Price
One Dollar. 60
ALL LINEN SACK CoATs for Gents, at sl5O,
al A. Saks & Co., 517 eth street between Penn
sylvania avenue and ID street
IF voc WOULD BE WISE IN your selections
and prudent in your expenditures in these days
OF retrenchment and reform, buy your Cloth.
ing Of liable & Co.. &6e Pennsylvania avenue.
between Sd and ~ streets.
LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burrett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor Of a rare and delicate boQnet of
flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave Its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 60
STAR Once.
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1NQuIRR WIrHIN.-The mouth ie like q honse

FoR CoRNs, BuEIoSs. BAD NAILS, &c.
visit Dr.. Whites rooms, No. a. Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WASHINGTON, May 8, Noon, l86

my y, NooNs Aoos
&Ae "a ss
sTrlnsins between WASHINGTON AND BALrI
4OkE. and Washington AED.THE WEST
re now run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Eesve DAILY, except Sunday. at ZOO, 500, and liz
, NJ, ana 2:O, and 40, and S:4s p.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
ana se aaiy, except Sunday, st7oo m, and TO
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH 81 ANNAPo.
Lis JUNCTION..
Leave ct 500 and Zoo .. m , and ct 100 and -
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at ZOO Q. IA and 40 2. M No trains u
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 800 o. IN. and 80 and 6:S .. N
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave IT 500 . n. and 30 and 6:45 D. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, ats:
o. m, 40 and 8:45 ..
On Saturday at SOC a. m, and $50 Pm.
On sunday at 40 and 6:4S D. only, connectfnk
Ct Relay Station with trains from Baltimore e
Wheeling, Petersburg, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had a,
the Washington Station Ticket Once ct all hour,
In the day, as well as at the new once, 400 Penn
sylvsnis avenue. where ARRANGEMENTS can b.
ade to check baggage at hotels or private rest
depces.
Eer ssS and Boston sex
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
oCS GEO. B. kOOkTZ. Agent, WashinRtou
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ALL DISEASES or THE FEET successfully
treated by Ut. White, Surgeon Chiropodist &2s
Pennsylvania avenue, between * and 9th
streets Once hours from q. m. to p. N.
Established 1851
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SUNDAY SCHOOL USToS.-The monthly meet
ing Of the South Washington schools took place
o'clock. j. II. Heron, Esq, of the Seventh
Presbyterian school, presided. Addresses were
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Mesdor, Rev. Dr. sun
derland and Mr.. Fenton, of the Sixth Presbyte-
rian school. These meetings are held the last
Sabbath in each month, and are Interesting in
their character.
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EERY VALUABLE IMPRovED PROPERrI
AT PRIVATE SALE


sbl, piece Of property formerly owned ssd occapisd
~ YIN. Jones, and known IS the Union Soap
two sores 81 rich ground and = improved BY nes
seat.nss esh, ls.s tsf 4o @Sa.
re.dehce Th. d1eins i. scntes Sn ahe r@St e
built one and two-story FRAME FkcroRy 10
feet by Is feet contsinine two large SOAP keties,
three large Rendering Kettles capable Of Render,
ing hye thousand pounds daily, aud all necessary
&ouse aSs s. fGr the Fs act nSgdpg
ssIldinF suitable lsr :sFS.nts good Vel q
passes through the proPsrty nesr the rasI nt
sdp the 5he s BsSs aud Just ont
srsst most 6ssrsss place for The cong
buildings are So iocstei 70 each Other tsag M i
the factory, If desired separating The dwelling from
To persons DESTROYS Of esins into the above hui.
Properly is Sithi6 ee GST miun re 9nss Tbs
%IkhnsM Nc b. C' Gasss SeU4s ssry to
,v, so, - iro''ee'
s3sSn 10 the P6shs. iSsr ss sSd At DTs
o OF hS =, kSpAf AFTERNOON June Is at 5
Ttr% 9et I:df f HON. st o. TIM
- THE ABOVE SALE is POsTPONED To
TUESDAY, June 50 1855. at same hour
WM ID. CASSIN.
VIM. Il WOODWARD.
nu.aokas runs Trustees.
CLocKsI CLoCKsII CLocKs,,I
~
SETH THOMAs' OioCKs FL
just received, and for sac by
No. lao Bridge street.
-. :, :.
nj AfOkt OffISE,
ANA GEoReErowN, JuNE II, 1875
WASTE OF POTOMAC wATEk.
Cllzens are hereby spectfully, but earnestly.
re9nested 20 use the Potomac water for Legitimate
purposes only and 60 see that the waste of the
same ls strictly guarded against. Let no hand
street washers are used es il Se between The hour.
OF and O. m. or and p. m. only, aud then not
more than fifteen minutes each time The fov
from fountains should cease altogether at least
until Q better supply can be afforded. Many Der
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~ SELECT BEADING.

will - read BY Mrs AMEs ~ the SEMINAR fuils-
ing. Washington street, Georsetown, on MON
of Christ Church. Georgetown. Tickets 81 Us A.
be obtained st MT. Gstty's Book Store Brids. 81,
GEORGETOWN. - ~
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IF VOC WOULD BE WISE IN your selections
and prudent in your expenditures in these days
OF retrenchment and reform, buy your Cloth.
ing Of liable d Co., &6e Pennsylvania avenue
between Sd and N streets.
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BANKERS.

BANKERS,
JAY COOKE . CO..
BA N Z BIS,
TIrrKRNrH STREET, OPPOSITE TRsAsyny.
Buy and se lat current market rates, anA k..
constantly on hand full supply OF all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN-THIRTIEs, AND CoMPOUHp
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, TO-, sxscuss<
and collection made on all accessible points.
sel-n
T IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
h. D COOKE. tof Jay Cook. q 90. ;, pr..,a.u.
WI. 9. HUNTINGTON, Oashisr.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
1etA street, oSyosits tks Hsasxyy Dspastnsss,
Government Securities with Treasurer Unit
States,
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS.A
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES ct current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE amd make CoyIscstos,
10 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIL
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on Oh.
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care
ful attention to
ACCO UNITS OF 3 USIA ESS MEN sad FIRM.
and to any other business entrusted to N.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOvERN
NINT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
WIN. q. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Washington, March %, 1865. INIT