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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-15
CARPETS.

We are now receiying our
Spring Stock of Carpets, epm=
prising Tapestry, BRUSSELS.
ThFeesRlys, Extra, TwO-Plys, In.
grains, Wool Dutch, Venetian
Stair Carpet, Stair Oil Cloth,
Floor OH Cloth, IA. 5-4, Ga
and. 8-4, all : of which were
bought for Cash, and will be
sold as low as any House in the
trade.
]. S. SMITH & co.
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soy AaysFtlsslnenss,

Nsw Aaysrtlssnientss
assy- A. H. Cline -Ho for the New Mill.
re- Notice.
Da- VIM. Grinnell-Notice to Bridge ronrac
eI~G. " Bradford-wh heeler g. Wilson'S
Sewing Machine.
LOCAL NOTICES. =.
bsE- Barrett--Piye Notices. ~ 81 s.
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-
= SPONTANEOUS Co1iBUsTIoN.-An in
stance of positive spontaneous CONS
bastion occurred recently in Allegha-
ny, n. = :, which is thus reported by
the local Journals: 3
Mr. Goats was employed in polish-
ing some furniture with cotton rag,
which was saturated with Linseed oil.
The cloth was thrown down after
using, and soon after was discovered
to be nnHiatnrally warm. This excit-
ed the curiosity of Mr.. Coats, and a
closer examination revealed the fact
Fof ap increased heat. The wad OF
cloth was then rolled up in a paper
and left to itseif, Several of our.citi=
! zcns were called to witness the strange
phenomenon. In about two hours
after the discovery, the package burst
into flames and was consumed.
-.~ee-+--------
A YOUNG man named Joseph Wag-
ner, living in Charleston, West Vir-
ginia, professed to have the power Of
charming snakes. On Thursday Of
last week, having captured a rattle
snake, he was giving seac friends az
exhibition of this power, After fond.
ling the snake for a time In his arms
he threw it on the ground, and switch
ed it until it writhed with rage. He
then took the reptile up in his arms
again, and, saying, g Are you mad
Kiss me and make up" he put its
bead in his mouth. The snake bit his
tongue, and he died i'm about an h0pl
afterwafd, In fifteen minutes afte
being bitten, Ills, skin assumed th,
spotted color Of the snake.
The Board of Directors of the Bos
ton Peace Jubilee report that the tota
peeepts for the FIVE days of the Jq
bilee amounted to S4l3,006. As tn
sum total of the expenses was 1912,
600, the profits amounted to Sll0, ZOO
OF this $110, 700, Mr.. Gilmore, Musi
cal Director, received $4,000, fift.
, thousand in cash, and $4,000 in
, house and lot, valued at that amount
The remaining $4,000 has hesn dis
tributed among the disabled soldiers
: and widows and children of deceased
f soldiers. The sum paid for puttinl
i up the Coliseum was $4,000. Th
4 lumber in the building reverts to tn
EaeH wig pqt it Up,
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A. & G. w. Ry-Change of Time.
The following are the times of the departure
OF trains at the points below. 1t took effect
Monday April 96th;
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sBARRErr's . a substitute for Wigs.

Mr.. John ellis and lady have gone
to the Bay State ON visit to their
relatives and friends.
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~. o. o. F.-The following mem
bers were Installed as officers of Ra-
VIENNA Lodge, e O.O.F., Wednesday
night: s. r. freeman, Jr. N. g. ;
Harvey Waterman, v g.; A. G. Ma
son, Term Sec'y.;; F. W. Coffin, Perm.
Sec'y. 49,, - ) ssst s.srs....s.ss.s Al. IS
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Mr.. E. r. WISE, who is connected
with the Warren Chronicle, visited
our Office ON Tuesday last IS
"BARRErr's keeps the hair
place.
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JNo. PHILLIPS, an employe of the
Diamond Glass w orks,. has bought of
John Jones, four acres of land lying
directly west of that of w. b. Ring
ham. Consideration, $1004.
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LADIES all praise Barrett's.1
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs IN Gesrxrtsxa

LIST oF LETTERS remaining an "A. -,
once, G-orgesown, ID e, Nay e.. l-,s.
Mrs Lucy; Brent MISS Mary N. Carer ~
haties Gone Mrs n a; Corein Mr. X ,,e..-,.
Collins Mrs Martha; dorsey Miss Garer.ga.sr
M Ms =; Gallaseer MISS Anne NJ p. ,. Icnss
Mrs q 4; Mcgowan Mrs Kate M1one ~
koenesir; meCarty Mrs Catherine. Mindsl.
Mss Bridget, Moulden Mss Mary 4; Mteheu
Mrs Emory Qninian Mrs Anne. ?. Rog.rs
Mrs NJ C. Rhoades Mrs Harriet. Spear NJ.
Flora u; Thomas Miss Eliza; Wheeler Ms
Nsrlah.
T. Bark Adolphus. Bro~.a Mr.; Rakt-r y
Carrisan T, Dove Vim T. Dawson Wm l.
Emorey 4 Jones; Grilin Henry. Htgdou
Chss l. ?, Hinson Henry, HiIl John :. Jaes-
spencer LATHE Chas, LawreLce Joan T.. Lord
iohn q Logan A; Mccain M hAel. Mano-y
~ IL ~ Mnrney C.pt John; Put-r A 4, PAc..
- h nce r Rafferty, John; Reynolds Elmer.
smith Henry, Severson Vim: ShSmak.r Pier
Spallmah Themss, Smith II; rrondI- n n
townsend A & MIber' Isaac Walsh los.rh
watkins VIM Walter Tho~. Wiz, O.
TIE FEAST OF CoRPrs Cps,srt ., A..
SsIeorated AZ trinity Church wan q rand Hien
hsss. lhis AFTERNOON, AZ half-psst I've o'cIo'r
Al 6eOreetown college, there WA NJ a c-snR
procession around the t'ollsce w.,1s $50
which tunmphal arches have been ,n,e
ana two altar. erected by the 70 ldsIds -
which there viii ~ appropriate reltr, -" =, =
vices. Toe procession. an which ne So
HoSt will be borne alot under a rrs-,,,..a
csbopy, VIII be composet OF the si-rgx -.
tollvge boys, IN fnil uniform. aud the ,.,.f-.
VINO may Wish u parlc. II tta. and VIII "a -.
cUded by the Marine band The 49,. -.
arches are beautiful. haNtug been = ..,-,..s -.
The Brothers aitaChsa 10 IN" tlollsga. ruE -
decorated by the Sisters OF ne Atsfrs-t,1 -
vent aud he lasirs 81 TriGify suur.r r.
hunter ~ SColyt dressed an white "a. -
pie VIII be quite large, As tweIsy- .our y-arn.
have come from L. GA College. Balttma-s :,
participate in thai Iplcity
MERCHANTS ENJHAKGE-rhe of,.r,nrs m
thange this morning were i,.sN pgshpt. r.s
wheai, O. which l.2UD bushels sold a. f5Ilouye
@i9 bushels ~ >".2' 90 hususls a. ~L,I 10
nshels a. SD, - bU shsls A. = 8. 80 bushels
a. - %, 27j bushels n SIS. i.la4 ush-ls
White corn changed hands n; private sale a. 4
cents.
RIVER FRONT Entered Steamer rhounas
+. CahIll, MaIth. Baltimore
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He CHEAP ACE"
WEIGHS EST FAMILY FLOUR. 500 =
BoNDStBurnt Mills, FAMILY. - IS = barrel
Very ns imperial sna a n,ss sT:dsi 81
Lover grades in prolortion.
s6Sb 40 oSHFtE, 81 cent? ssS'; PEP PET IS ID,
CRUSHED, Powdered, and 0ranulattd SUGAR, IL
'fRs: sss:7 s2i;F r ssPs' cents.
Bebbtths soap. Ia CORN STARCH, Is.
GOOD COUNTRY HAMS. ct Is cents.
At THE CnBAP PLACE
c. 8. O'HABE SONS,
myE-im' gag 9TH st. west. bet. n and n.
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" II Z 5 s q o 0 ID 5
FROM
THE NEW YORK AUCTIONS

op5 :,osa i: Of the l.rgss. and cheapest
ERnss GOODS very recently az suction in New
part. the following dssirsSis s ss name In
sLnttrAD fOPLINS, in great variety, at re.
Gray sSf'G M iiitsi MoHAIRs AND porL,ss.
WASH PoPL!ss and other ssrvie..ble m.teri
A., a. m9derate prices, for travelling and
100 piece. BkSoHE GRENADINES. ia white
sn nS eoioreo grounds, at very moderate prices
100 PES: ; ssGSssADIs.s
so sP 4 3 jus. received
tho o s .. the e amt. psr yard ROs
50 Pisss: q the hsna:Sms:s PRISTSD ORG AN.
~ pl.S 81, and JACoNhTs We have ever offered
One lot oRGANDIR ROBES, in black and white.
iSS' ef IN
as: siS ESSi Fam
n 9RkNADINEs, n beautiful quality. cheap.
Esss u r snS1
rom q to 90 cents per yard, with many other
Dress Goods, too numerous to mention.
ALSO, ON HAND.
sPLENDID STOCK OF CoLORED AND
ouSd in Any city IN H the soanss
We would also call special attention to our
1AMIHsE STOCK OF MOURNING GOODS
And 80 We make this departments Q speciality. end
hssg constantly on hand the largest stock of the
those in went Of scarce and Desirable Mourning
Goods will alw.ys Be more likely % be suind 81
ing, just opened
tSfss B BLAGk S S6sBsz n Qualities.
LuPlN' = BLACK ca ALV,V
LUpINy 5LAoK 6S LANES. single and dou.
LuPin's BLACK wORsrED GRrNApIsxs
B BEsSk ISfsSss s!ss .sSIs.. s..,
Grain AeSh.i!., Black And white aing hans
sna &. ossn set a s1s
s sfRss g: sie a. s,. ..s. It e ss:s
DUB SHAWL ROOM
10 now stocked with an elegant assortment of
BLACK LLAMA LACE POINTS, from Medium
sOmest~s have ever offered. Also. -' ~
H sIHSk G sskSaP sH. sWHtAwLs.
s sEASf KS s6sE Es5S sSIiS ANN
PET. .seeG q sss az .ss k. al I sST
. ooa. THE III: more .. sss.se. ~.
than It has ever been before.
Ans We rSs s;is
Sss:: sa hssD n sn ::S
the trade. and always cell then the very iovest
market rates.
ONE PRICE ONLY, IN PLAIN FIGURIs
NO DEVIATION ALLOWED.
W. y. sHU0T18 BRO,
No. 304 Rennsylvanis avenue.
my9.I h&e4t Between 9Th and 10th streets.
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TEE DIsCRrNINATING PUBLIC show, by the
immense patronage which they are bestowing
that they fully appreciate the advantages
which are offered at Oak Hall, in IT'S low prices
and Fashionable Spring Attire-geurs boys,
and children's Clothing-Alpaca, Drap dete,
and Linen Duck Coats, Pants and Vests. Dak
Hall, 400 7th street, opposite Post Once.
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WBAr Is QUILIATA SAroSARIAl-It is q
tree, the bark OF a CHILEAN tree, which yields.
when macerated. q fragrant vegetable soap
with cleaning and antiputresceat propertles
not possessed by any ooh-r vegetable produc-
ton. This Bark is Prominent constituent OF
the celebrated Sozodout. the most popular cen-
tai preparation ever introduc ed in America go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-27

WE SELDOM CALLED iron 20 chronicle a
thing so worthy OF notice as Hon-s Malt Ex.
tract II is Just the thing the pu blIc have Ion 3
needed. IL is nuid resembling beer and mas
been proved by analysis To contain certain in
gradients OF vegetable origin. 70 which IL owes
its beneficial and powerful effects as a remedy
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WAEM WRArHER COMING AT LAST.-whIte
and Brown Linen Suits; a large variety lus.
received al A. S;fauss' Popular C;o;hIug
House. Pa. ave., between 18th and nm SIS.
ID door from iIth street
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One Dollar Jevelry Store, No. Ia6 PeupSvlxa
ma svenue, between ~ and 9th streets. New
styles received every morning.
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SUDDEN DRArH.-About 3x O'Clock yester.
day colored woman named Iivia Mitchell
aged 60 years, was found dead in her room, at
uer Potter held . post mortem examination,
and came 10 the conclusion that che had died
OF heart disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-27

CUMBERLAND LUMP CoAL.-A few hundred
tons prime article in lots 10 suit purchasers.
low price; at q street wharf.
d GLEASON & GIKSy
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Goods for gentlemen, youth ard Bows a.
GRO. G. HENNING,
No. Sit Seventh stree.
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THB STRAwBIRRY FESTIVAL At Wesley
chapel opened under very encouraging auspi.
eos, large numbers being In attendance. The
attractive, and the refreshments Of s;rawber-
ries, cream, etc.. very nice and Ut moderate
prices. Gail and see them.
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CITY ITEM :.

DRAr HrD Surrs. ana
Au her Spring and Sumner ves-,
At liable a Co.'s,
$oc PennA ave. under u. {. Hotel
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For ALL KINDS Of Gents Furnishing Goods
90 to the Original Franc, 494 9TH street. between
ID and T. three doors above Odd Fellows' Hall.
as his is the cheapest store IN the District Also
bear In mind that he has no branch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-27

For FINE WHITE SHIRTS 60 % he Drlgtnal
Franc, i9i .th street, between ID ana L. Prices
IS, Al, Fl, S and upward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-27

PArANA HATS cleaned and trimmed at A
L. winnings, 293 Penna avenue, south side
between Jth and 10th streets. H.
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For PINE White Pocket Handkerchlefs 20 10
the Original Franc, a9i 9TH street, bst ween
ID and l.. Prices Is, 90 2je. and upward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-27

For ALL STYLES OF Paper ColIars 60 20 the
Original Franc, isi IN street. Prices 10. Is. l.
and 25c. per box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-27

For SUMNER UNDERsHIRTs 90 to the Original
Franc, ii 7th street, between ID and 4. Prices
25, so, 5Jc., 81 and upward. SILL:
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Blue FLASSYL SUITS.
All sizes, styles and pr IS.
Al Ha0le & Cos
40 Penn'a ave, under L. y Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-27

For LINEN Collars aud Cuffs 20 20 the 0rigi-
nal Franc, iSi eth street. between ID and L.
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For GOOD COTTON SOCKS go TO the Original
franc, 1874 eth street, between ID and +. Prices
3, 10, Ii, 20c. and upward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-27

THE RACE between the two crews Of the An.
alostau Boat Club, which takes place at S
O'Clock Tomorrow evening, promises to be an
interesting contest As the course is from the
foot Of q street up the river to ssthe Sister s.
the aqueducc bridge will be q good point for
observation. Should the weather be uufayor.
able the race will be postponed until Tuesday
next, same hour and place.
For other ssLocal News see first mage
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TO BE HUNG.
10000 ROLLS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PAPER HANG
INGe,
In new and vfch designs, embracing al the su ali-
ties from nne GOLD PARLOR PAPERS down to
the common Blank Paper.
DECORATIONS,
BORDERS,
" CBNTERs, &c.
FbEECH FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
Plain and Decorative work done promptly by
skilful workmen.
LII. ROTuROCK
May Building,
my 1l6s Corner 9TH and Z streets.
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SElF-RAISIae FLOUR.
FORMAN, THE GROCER,n
NOS. aa1 AID 2.s 18th ST.. BET. NJ AND n.
He: Received the Agency for the District for the
JEWELL BROS. UNEoUALLED
slLF.RArsING FLoUk.
1T Is PUT UP IN PACKAGES OF SIX LBS
EVERYBODY SHOULD Thy IT.
ONCE TRIED WOULD USE NO OTHER.
SUMMARY OF ADVANTAGES
~ Using
eILF-LEAvINING FLOUR
L. HEALrHTULNEss.
-four ON consamItion in the process Of rsisinS
Its rsstcresion Of the phoepsss.s. which are, in
layer Or ,ssssf - - rs1ossd Nth sss bran
e a.. &c q
sons u - necessary that teFDentod bread ohould
lose its Freshness or become stale IN order 60 the
It may be eaton With safety.
2.0AvIN0 OF fIHl.
While ordinary fsrnented bread involves. 90
seoerai thine; IreIaresion over night, care for
several hours before baking G, end deoend, noe on
variable supply Of heaven or yeast the phoophafic
bred - lfeearsd hon the heur for the ovea IN .
3. CERTAINTY o. gNIrosA. ExcsLLEHr
is ofaeaetful i...e, 40 n hee .ehold prodsctia
10 moro frequently indifferent than eood.
q. KIRPING FRESH.
Il furnishes abrsaA which rseains iss moisture
much ioo eor thon equally porous fermented bread,
aud does not Dould - readily - fsrDsated broaA
IL 10 . msthod which. by providing agents Of
knovn saaht1ee and strenesa. rSdS go the measure
gree Of care end Doesrots exDsndfture Of tims
uniformly excsilant brsed.
TIE FlApI SUPPLIED AT NANUFAcrg-
CAlPyTe. cU8fAIHo, -.
THI LARGEST srocxs
TIA He HogaTs k4s R ssfSE fkffTEnkss ss;''
VA. D 1IxC1ILL . QOl,
sSly Dr. e. 49, -
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Pofonao aryH9 BLUE sroHr

POTOMAC RIvRs BLUE sfoEI,
(onein RockJ
FoB BUILDINGS, QUOTATIONS. WALLS,
~. Also.
FoorINee; YLAe. And CURE sroug:
Delivered IN Washineto1 or eco ynooafki, mint
on the PotOnAc
vAxplsvslKiH Z o., rr,a.sor,.
vsshisssos ofsee. No. 3is isans ave. .vp.
negopeiissA Bessl; Georessown oncs. SO Iss
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M UsiCl AUsICr nUeIC ~
The wAsHIuoreH GsnnAHIa BAND, lett
xtSEh sna 90 R0pOKR. Being nsv thor
TO furnish the eest q Brsss and string Masic % an
psiasee PIC. mics, exenrstons and csber esesetain
Dento during The coming season; offers tts services
20 tie potics u the citizens Of ths gusran
sesiss tnsir ssESes socd nesie, Ire1pt ss,sstiee
r.sidtbes s6s ~ street east; OF a. sHRoKDER,
9Th e,reet eass; &C meszeroftS Music Store; or
Ssyis , ISwsss' bookstore, sIs ra. sv, - ssn
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Georgetown Advertisements.

"-fsfMEks AND MECHANICS 6.NE
H5 IEokGkTSwN. b C.-Thls .uk ~tIi =.
g SEQ SAN hpAf. the ? N instant. "D-corati 90
IS ssNiug teen proc = general h,ll-
cay y the Pres'dent Paper failing due "a th a
a. should be attended 10 the SaN previous
my" ~ W. LAGRD.Jk Cashier
NTC0KB.-Orders for COKE win r.,.sy.
~ nrcmet attention u lets st the drug store -,
wAshINSION CkOPLEf, Corner Rndg- aud
Coreress strcets, Georgetown. nv r An,
II THos. BOWLING, AucuOneer G.oTgctS.0-
PEREMPTokY eALl OF NEW CaRRIaGps
ykkkI LIND CARRIAGES AND no r0p
BU0Gl1s AT Al TIoN wi
~ ~ BY virtue OF a dscre~ OF the sup
Court VI the District o. Columbis, hold
800. Ing pls.rtst Curt q the t.ltes
June ID ls6e. AZ 10 oclock, in front % the IN
Store, 4 5A Bird &c street ''N
new Carriages
new yeRny Lind Carriages
! new Ne tor Buggy
Term. cssh. TaosAs DOWNING.
myE-d Aarrton..-
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THE NOMiSiTIONS.

HE FAILS TO RECEIVE NONGNA.
TlON.
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Masonic INsTALLATIoN-Wash ington Ma.
val X. A. Chapter, No. 8, OF the Distric: OF Co.
Iumbia, was duly constituted last night in the
Masonic Hall. Navy Yard, corner 5th street
east ana Virginia avenue, by the Grand High
Priest, E. Il. French, Esq, assisted by the ON.
GERS OF tho Grand X. A. Chapter, as folio VS.
Andrew Glass. High PRIEST John A Foose,
hing: I. b. Gross, G.. Scribe. After the cere.
MONIES OF installation, the members Of the
Grand Chapter and those OF No. 6 repaired to
an adjacent room, where was prepared a hand
line OF the snbstantials and delicacies OF life
Theodore johnson being the caterer for the
OCCASION. The cloth being removed, n. +. G.
H. p. Ii. b. French being called on, made q
neat speech, wishing all success and prosperity
to the new chapter, and expressing the
hope that Naval Chapter would initiate
NAVAL Lodge, which had always done well.
Noble ID. Larner, Grand Secretary, being called
on, replied In few vel. timed remarks, and
SAID That no was glad to see what had been that
evening consummAted. He had used his iAfiQ.
ence towards the establishment OF Q r.. A.
Chapter in this section OF the city, and had
now the pleasure Of seeing IL give promise Of
future success and blessing. In combustion, he
proposed the following toast: "WashinGton
Naval Chapter-May she remain bright and
As the bright stars shall have place in the blue
field of the American Flag" John Locke,
Deputy Grand II. Priest, in response to call,
fecited, with ine effect, poem appropriate to
the occasion. The officers OF the new Chapter
Were severally toasted, which was responded
70 by h. Priest Andrew 0lass, and the Assem-.
blage soon afterwar retired. The affair was
an occasion Of pleasure to all present, and one
long 10 be remembered.
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~ 4 W b OOk Q

rBE sEXIe HERE AND HEREAFrER. BY
WH- 3. Holcombe, author Of " Our Children IN
neevcu. N 90
OER AkrlsT IN PkkU. Fifty in IsIr.lions.
uSS0nmn slitop (. 80
POefAGE STAMP ALBUMS. Fischers style.
Enf different yarieties, from Z 60 90
lsts Bx Charlss Brsee-,.-.--..-..-..--..--:.sl7 10
OLD TOWN. FOLKS. By Harriet Bsecber
Old TiSfXMTHf HisTOsY. from the Crss !.
ton % the Ieturn Of the Jews from Captivity.
rHh CHANGKD BkID1. By Mrs. soufs-
rHS osuis6 OF ADITRAL b. SHRlSsurr
In TIE FLAGSHIP franklin. By u q
Nom gomery, a. Il, Of the Admirals STAR =. a.
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DENTISTRY.

LIE T. FREEMAN, DENTIST, oh.rs m.
profssional services In the vs-ious
orAns mes 81 Dentistry. Office, zf~ Penn
glyania avenue, between llth ami lsth UYxy
streets, over DR. MOBILES m. % ~,
he j. 7. CoUMBE. DENTIST, No. 247 sth
street betseen N aud streets
u ehuacted without pain. TEkTHs
Inserted on Gold, silver, or Rubber ~S16D
flates, and hlled in the best manner on msderste
selme. ap5 2n.
nke. ". AND a. A MERRILL DRHrIsTa
u No. 2S6 PEENsTLvANTA AVE
nUH, between 18th and 18th stresss, fur
g fIaee desired: Pure ktvess Oxtds Gas CON
ssAntiy on hand for extracting teeth witkopt psip
We guarantee to ell those having vork doue A our
once eetlsfectton In every particular. no ely
lie. LEWIE DAVIS, DENTAL AssOCIA.
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1k. LEWIE 4 DAVIe' DBNTAL AssOCIA
~ TOE,
Nc. $50 PkNKeFLyAHIA AVENUE.
Between l2th and 18th streets

No charge win be made for extracting where Ar
thcial Teeth are inserted. although the<
patient VIII be required 60 pay for theSp15
surgical operation " hen performed, which ~-l0
Association 10 now prepared 10 make Teeth on
Gold, Silver, and Rubber At New York, Philsdel-
tai work done can have it cheap - the above
named cities. All work will be done On the peaseet
and best manser, and varra pted TO give entire
sefiefActton. Persons viii do well % cal and ex-
anime our work before getting 10 elsex here ~ n
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JOHN H. sEMMRS FOR COLLECTOR
T.. G. ECKLOFF FOR REGISTER.
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He Wants to Talk, Bat Wen't Vote.
Wants TO knew ii he IL net Man and
Brother.
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MR.. LEWIS lsPHANE's LETTER
READ.
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THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-This
Club held q meeting last evening at Wiseweli
barracks, the President, X. J. Bell, in the
action OF the City Nominating Convention,
and Robert Green, E. Edmopston, p. Camp.
bell, j. Coleman, s. r. Boad, ana d. William
son were appointed a COMMITTEES 70 arrange tor
a ratification meeting on Wednesday evening
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+ IBE GROCERIES AT Low PRICES.
Bs:s WHITE SUGAR at ~ cents. Crushed. Pow
SsnDes M Il cents: ,s,y Pin:
RS Sn%s a. SO - cents n,nssS PEAS; LIMA
WITCH Q FLsUR. GRIEN rEAs, from si T.
81, fine BLACK and JAPAN TEAS, BUTfGE,
spd general assortment Of the very best q R0-
for the quality - any store in the District FOR
g. =. corner Bridge and Eis6 siretts.
may SIm Georgetown.
EXTkA FINE wBIskEY AT THREE DOL
IL LARS PER GALLON.
Twill sell the celebrated STAR waIsKEY st
ony - per gallon warranted pure and Of q very
kE1s PALE SHERRY. in g as, the best in
bottle " TENSeY
may lin Cor Bieh aud Bridge reefs