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LIFT or Llf1 HRs r. ma nins m ne Post once,
l8eorge,oWp, ID. e., APsii 8, 1882
Ladiss' Ltst.-Alien us Franeis r; Ayr
Mrr Jsne 4; B.ti buwiss; Baby E,izse ia;
Evans Mrs NJ T; Fox Mara; Hurley X ,ts;
Hamilton L'athy: Jones Elizabeth A; Jones
renee Marg, A; Lud gate Nary A: Msyse Hary
A l.; Smith Maria. cold; Service Mrs II IL;
SPEAKS Casnarine Young CaihArise.
Gentlemea's List-Raker BepE Corbitt v p;
Cnye T: tam poen Bouis q: Oarpentsr Lee.
Cirtz VIM: Dorsey W ortnington. Dotson Cnas;
Eas bey Jno, Hsnsley q; Lines Jos Oaptain;
Moray Tsos, Newton Richie; 0cns Jno;
Nj; Sanders Edward; Samp. on Saml; Saurgis
Gen: SHAW EdW, Todd W0 II Oaps; rramm-l
Nimfod; Townsend A T.: Willisms VIM Il, 2;
Washburn Levi; williams H; weiios Geo.
SUDDEN DsArH.-Robert p. Dunlop, Esq, q
brother of judge VIM. L. Dunlop, was found
| d. ad I'm bed this morning a. hts residences in
Montgomery County, about eight miles from
iGeorgetowE. Deceased was about seventy
years OF age and during his life had filled vari.
ons positions of trust in the District OF Colum.
bia as well as in Maryland.
MDRCHAHrs' EXCHANGE Business on
Change this morning took lively turn, sales
he ng ready and prime wheat bringing goo
prices. We quote: Offerings $50 bush rs red
VIII AT. sales, 3,lt0 bushels at - 0S :,io bush
e's At - %, All bushels at - IL. 10 bushels a.
3, *, TO bushels at sale, SO bushels at -. 90
y bushels at SlS5. Two hundred and thirty
six bushels yellow corn brought eighty cent.
per bushel.
Potomac DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE
held a stated meeting last evening and the OH
GERS recently elected for the ems uing year were
installed with appropriate ceremonies.
RIVER FRoNr.-Eutered-S mer Thoma.
c. CabIlI, Maith, Ba timore.
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A RESOLUTION to paw cost of rerair,ng an arch
GOVERNMENT HARBoR WORK AT OIL.
NJ COLT, ~.
CNIrKpS1ArEs ExeINRRR o..

U>lrgDsIArEs Eve SEER OFv.cs..
no VI PEARL sr'' Buf 49, Z:
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS As..' I'd Pr Ptopo
sns doing the Of sqf asE
new United States piers 70 rming the Ia, bnr q OF
Ontario: New York will De received a, This cf sst
noon, Of the 18Th day e April, 1859:
MATERIALS REQUIKEo
- 500 lhs Wrought Iron m.teIials. ~ as much
ItenI Driit Bolts. III spikes. Tten, III wssn
s1, Tor Screw Bolts zach item to be nd and paid
LABOR TO BE PiRFoRME'.
Item l Counter hexins White Pin. timber n
BE- ,, .,n a s g for :! the super nca t.
GrS itet e. nv Be-
c%Sio foo. each iiosal foot OF atisd bcr csti
Item III $50 Gu &c feet. or As ~ ,oh msy
snrsrstI utture to be bid and paid for the ,ubie
Item ~: Excavation and removal e .usteria' ,
ana other Inhbish,l necessary in foru'rg q good
Sed or spG,fion a,ss for cribs to b. i and pa,
Al the above 10 be let by class.
items class, will be rejected.
each sS sSs hid ID
coed; and the sui!iciepc, OF he guar 'ors must
he certified BY United States pisni., affirm
&c this me-
Bonds for the faithful performance the con
tract viii be executed in each Gaze, Ia M to o.
hxec by tie updersisned, and no bopa AN will
De accepted wh"se sufficienc, is not pr1y.a to IN
satisfaction Of The unde reisned
Cobtracis TO be signed ana bonds eHcc ted at IL
m April 20, 1879.
Iron to be Delivered and work comm ID % the
Work 90 he huiehed by DecemberI l,s
Al further necessary informs ton (, he oh
taineo as t. Class by personal app'i ration at
this offca, between the hours OF II a. ~ and o
m until tho 18th Of April. 1853. and as Class
either BY personal application or by mail f.r
CODY Of e. . specifications
Bios and guaranteed Dust be suhmitte a blank.
furnished from this Office application. -od each
bidder must submit, with the bid, the Of the
two bondPmsn he intends 60 u-e, with viaenc.
satisfactory to the undersigled OF their cisncy
Brevet Brieadier General, MAJOR OF En-. ineers
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TO ALL WHOM IT AAY OONOERH,
DIrAlfnlyr OF Yns INrsnrol
Ak1AnNI VI III INTBl
PENSION OFFICE, july l3t


-
,AItneatton having been made under the aot o,
June 3, 1885, for the reissue OF the FOLLOWING de-
serlbed Land W arrants, which are alleged to have
oeen lost or destroyed,-Sotice Is hereby siver
warrant new certificate wal rant Of Ike te,i
VIII be retssued IL NO valid obectiOp should Their
appear q. U. cox, Commissioner.
No IL es2 for leo acres, issued under the nc. Of
naren s. 1873 In the name of Lydia Carton, widow
OF John carlton, and was granted December 81,
No. lCs 9ss, fer 100 acres, issued under act of
was granted October p, ls5z. April 10, 1869.
- NO p, l2S ior ~ acres, issued uuder the act of
March s. 1855. in the name Of Lazarus Tilley and
was granted AugustS, $50. March Is, 1869
March 3, 1855, in the name Of Bailey u. CLANCY
and was granted September 4, 1851. April "a 1919
=. No. 6,Sa9. for 81 acres, issued nnder the act a..
srch $, 1875 10 the name Of Bailey p. Chsney
, DO Ss.&, for 40 acres, issued under the act OF
September, 1850. in the name Of Ebenezer Kemp
and WAS granted Dscenbsr 30. 1851. Nav !. 1853
80 ~. Tor u" acres issnei nnisr the act OF
WAS granted October s. 1856 MAY % 1859
NO sy,ly2, Tor In acres issued uui~t the act Of
March g. 1856. In the name OF Thoma, "ummiug.
ard was granted December q, 1853 Nav % lsio
No 81 1872. for ~ acres, issued uu,l. H. ACT Of
March 8, 1855, In the name Of Thomas Cumminv.
ard VAS granted i,eeemb.r q. 1856 Ny - 1879
No; % 75S, Tor loo acres issued uuG-r the act of
March 1855 in the name Of John perrv. aud was
ranteo November 10, lS5. MAY y l>g
No ~ 81. For ~ acres issued unI - the act Of
September. 1850, I'm the name of Franz Keviere
aud Was granted July Is, 1852. June d. so.
No. 1892. For 20 acres issued undar the Act Of
September. 1870, ia he name Of Robert W Mitch
ell. and vas granted May Is, 1884. jun 5.l8l9
No ~ 80. Tor 100 acres. issued ur' the act nf
FrUI uaTy IL. R+, III the name of Iteodors n.
wheaton, and was granted May Il, IS I. june IL,
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l@ bbls. Gem ssee Valley FAMILY PJOUR
70 bile. Few York STATE BUOK wa SAT FLoCR
10 eols prime New York Medium BGASs
- fuoo end 6rkins fine keW York BUfTRR
20 cas- . PREPAkID c0COAHUr
o eunches BAN AhAs-nne large fruit
ECRfHERH PRODUCE COMPANY,
mat Between iotS IA i1ts s,rss;,
nkPHAMs' DOUBT, March soth, 1873 -Drs-
" rnIcr OF COLUMBIA, Wsnhipgsol County, 20
v,t!zis the case Of WiLLIAH BATS, execs-
Aforesaid has, with the approbastsu OF the or.
ehaDs' C,uEt Of Wsshington Csunsy aforssaid,
ssPsoinisd JUkepAI, the 9th Gay q April
i59, Tor the dpal settlement and distri-
button Of the personsl essets Of said deceased
and OF the aseets IN hand far - the same have
been collected and turasd into money: veea end
are posi6ed 90 stfepl. viii thsis claims prao+rls
sorcted. or they nay otherwise by lac be exciudea
from on benefit On ssid decsaseo tate: proy,de@
eesa Of this order be published suce Q e~k Tor
three WEEKS IN tbs "Evsnins star" Vss.,oa. @
$500. Test: JAS 0BsIRxs,
CRAPE WIVES -SO. GOO Grape VIM ne "a,
u sale. snch = concord, oatswba, Dian ., Deis
' 49, s; ;s:s'sss:'dsssa.s. OF u. :ss.: ..r:
sn-n. $50 sh street. seps. - & "a a
Hors' HoPsn Hepsm
!. suss received. - BaLss oaorou Hope
sss Sc +" a is1HayAM 2 saAx,
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CoRNs, do.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
&24 Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and 9th
streets, since le6l, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, ChllblaIns, Club and ngrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or Inconvenience TO the patient. The
shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers TO the many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
OF other responsible persons who patronize
his establishment. Hours from a. m. to @ o.
IT. Owing to press OF business AZ Office Dr.
While is unable to visit patients ri their resi-
dences except between and p. IN
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THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB-A meet.
ing OF this club was held last yeuing at Wise
well BarTaeks-Mr. X. J. Beall President and
Major @. w. Fray zee Secretary. Mr.. Michael
committee. letter was received from Mr..
John Thomas johnson, Secretary Of the club
IN 1851. transmitting The records tor that wear.
ana the constitution accompanying the records
was referred TO the Committee TO Draft or
Revise Constitution. The Treasurer tor last
year, e. w. Renfro. sui InItted his report DR.
h. Is. Deitrick was called on and addressed the
meeting briefly, in the course OF his remarks
ref-IrIDg 10 the school question. He doubted
the propriefy OF placing the white aud colOred
schools under one Board of Trustees, unless
the Republicans Were sure 70 continue in
power. and urged that in making nom =
NATIONS, that strictly true men De- selected.
Mr.. Free man said thai, having put their haads
In the ffre. they would not de- n gain. e I'D they
onld lock more ca Tefui daring tins campaign
Last spring men had talked themselves into
ofhce, and spoke about 4 fair distribution Of
the ofticss. but be had not seen il; and this
camp ign they intended 20 b. more careful
Mr.. Michael Duffey urged that care should
be taken TO select candidates vino were sound
and true, and acceptable to the Republicans
as body. Mr.. Cbas. King spoke 10 the same
effect Mr.. Beall (President) said that the
Third Ward had no cause 20 complain, be-
cause two of the general officers had been
given 10 it, and the colored people had the
large proportion of ward Off 'ers, while most
OF the men employed on the Corporation work
were colored meI-there being, he belle we'd
nut one white man employed In the ward
Mr.. freeman dIsCleimed any reflection on the
TbLd Ward, and Mr. Duffey said his remarks
ton of Mr.. Freeman, an auditing committee
was appointed, as follows &c. Brown, Ma
son and Freeman. TO whom rhe Treasurer's re-
port was referred. Adjourned.
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.

U.S.ESeiNEERs erFicE, No g SrH eTsEer,l
Sealed P-opo,s,s in dupiieste. vii be ~c.ssed
e 40 this e. nice until II q on 9OnDAY asril is
river In front Of Lsuisyille, KY.
The plans and speci6catiops Of the wal to BE-
zone can be seen. and any other informsi can
once. = F''-'''-' -
A. printed copy of this advertisenent mu lie At
seehed TO each propoea al and each bio be &C
coDpanted By written guarantee, sisu~i BY two
responsible persons. that the psrty or psrnee gro
awar0Dent. lI-- -, =
No bids win BE- entertained except from perscn.
who heve had expertepce in simiiaf work sHi I d.
fient 10 reserved to reject sns and all bids If
sneI Do seemed to the Interest OF the Governm
Tysnty per eentuD Of the monthlv estimate OF
ycrk do1e win be retained as security for tbs fol
! tPfepoeels nust b enciess1 in assAlsd envelore
endured Proposals. for work on Dam !" AID al
dr. sAed to -. q. WgIrZE'..
Asjor Cnrps Of Enss"--r.,
ma 29-6t Brevet Mo. Gen a. a
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A RKsoLUTIoN TO pay Judges OF Elee ton and
expenses incurred.

Rssoired by the Board # Aldermen and Bodrd Of
common coanet Of the Corporation Of Georgetown,
Tbrt the sum Of four hundred dollars aud
eighty-ope cents be, and the same is hereby,
appropriated TO satisfy the expenses incurred
BY the judges (Registers) of Election, pay able
to the order OF the persons hereinafter named
John w. Bronaugh, Judge, 10 days, ar SIS $50 gu
John X. Newman, =. 50 10
George T. COakley, . So On
Alex. Campbell, Clerk, . 30 90
Ira Deyenport. Tor posting poll lists. 90
G. M. X. Mills, Dili Tor stationery. %
Cunningham IL Mcintosh, bill for print
ing - poll lists. .................12 H. B
National Rrpu can, bill for ad yertI>ing l. 81
Evening S'ar, rs IS
Daily Chronicle, - - 90
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The JARS are wonderful. EVerybO IS
gong 10 Wallis Opera House Those who have
been, and those who have not. Den kIchi as a
.'balan cist' IL a success Little ..AIl Right" a.
a gum elastic boy without homes, and with In
Imperfect knowledge OF English, Is ECU allied by
none. Den kIchi lays on his back and bal.
ances on his pedal exiremitIes any numb.r OF
wooCen tubs. piled nearly to the ceiling. ON
top II these vabbiIng ibs l. aslipptry eariuen
jar, into which All Right coils himself. aud At
tanning dizzy elevation, creeps ont, stands on
his head, and practises olher gyrnnastic ieat>-
all On the jar. This is only one OF manv Oth-I
things the troupe do, which are equally aston
ishiBg.
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3HE COURr

CRfMIEAL CoURT. Juaiee -.
hichafd Ellie. for rentfnr 10 re sss.a ~
purposes was convicted uoeE ioI o3wuv
The building rrn,sd n, Iping a bawJy house IN
Attorusv decita.d -, Mr.. Ellis. rhe Distric;
,bd,ctes TO- - eph Hall, alias Chas. Hail.
sauit ard ha.,syy cry, was found guilty Of as
IN jail Adeiir S.n seencsa 20 81 rs o1 ;n
shas rbar ~. nolie pros. John Boyland,
ceuy. nis. - Boy'and, indicte for petit lar
sn,itv ar % not guilty withdra an and plea OF
All @s~d, and sentenced TO SIX months 10
no, on IN West, indie ed for grand larceay
~ IcsTY CouRr, judge OIia.-Yesterday
= rs. r. WanIell, jr.. agt- Lettie H. Wannell
>cree dismtssing bill for divorce, a. costs oI
complainant. W. II. Kean agt Adele Kean
| order pro confesso and to take testimony. All.
l man a&t. Huntley; submitted TO court.
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MASONIC MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Inc Fosrd ef Directors of the MASONIC Mu-
tuai ReHef ASSOCIATION of the District of Co.
Iemois, held meeting on Tuesday evening
NJ the Masonic Hall, IN the FIRST Ward when
we following IN ers Were elected: President
~ Adamson; Vice President, T. u. Camp
81, secretary, John Mcclellan; Treasurer,
.nos lowing "A code of In VS., presented by
MoTrls smith, was adopted. Tue follow
me CON mlttees Were appointed: Ga Printing,
-nessrs Campbell. Smith, and Mcclellan; 90
yuan Sanous OF Applicants, Msssrs. Raw
linss. Ball. Mertz. Goodhart, and Graasm.
Adjourned.
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DEPARTURE OF TRooPs.-ht ; O'Clock TO-
day companies A, +, CT, and L, OF the 18th T.
;. IL fantry, left here on special train for
Omaha, Nebraska Territory, 10 which place
the regiment has been ordered. The headquar-
tiers of the regiment will go on this train, aud
at Baltimore they will take the Northern Cen
tral road and proceed by that and the PennsyI-
wanna Central road TO the Wesi. The follow
ing officers go by this train: Gen. Wilcox; Gen
Tassip, Lieut. Col. Stanhope nor Pond.
Capt NIven CraIgie. Lieutsnants Mctiowau.
Hurst. Breyfogle, Nolen, kra>zvanskI, Ne
smith, and Taylor. Companies b, g, ID, 4. q,
and III leave on Saturday. The 18Th Infintry
has been stationed here since the close of the
war
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FoURTn WARD REPUBIIcAu OLun-rh,.
club met last evening at Bouldan,s Ohnrcns
Mr.. J. H. Gresham, President, and Mr.. r. y
Duenty, Secrsts,X sna sddrsssss we're dsllv,
Philadelphia, and xsf1 ". s, Nora ~,
which the club I'd journed. =. :
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The rrToMAC EoNT.-Thsre = still no IN
provemeDt III business matters along the from
Today. AdvIces by the %ewa>~s; sill repre-.
81 nj the steamer w. W Colt, due here on sun.
day last from Baltimore, as aground on Iodg
Lanolng. IN 1eCComIc0 river At Carter
wharf the scnr. samuel u. Traves, Apple
garth, has arrived from SWAMI Creek. with
$1,000 feet of lumber for j. u. kitch A.
Clark's wharf, the scbr. Annie r. Clark, FL.
monostoD, IL reported, with a cargo of white
pine lumber for L. Edward Clark < Co
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A RESOLUTION providing for the Mayors

ResoIred by the Board of Aldermen and Rodrd Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgeto,ca,
That the sum of two hundred dollars, be, and
the same Is hereby, appropriated for the
Mayors Contingent Fund
Approved April 9, Ie6o.
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WASHINGTON SCHCETzEN SRIEIN.-A reg-
ular etlng was held last night Il yer's,
corner q b and u streets, " ith full attends nee
among other important business a resolu on
VAS adopt I'd 10 inaugurate the seas IN with a
festival Of two days duration AZ the Schuetzen
PARK. on Monday and Tuesday, Ito and I5th
OF May consisting of prize shooting. priz..
bowling. concert, dancing. &c, &c. Messrs.
Siail-y. kneesy, and CLAUS were appoin lad Ar
executive committee TO make the proper ar
rSngtmrnts- The next great annual festival
was also q subject OF consideration, aud II was
ceteTH med 10 set apart the first week Iu An
gust, and IL Is proposed thai the Association
Will make It's utmost e1ertions this year Il
make thl- festival 10 excel any entertainment
ever given here. In answer to a commune
tlon Of the German Veteran Bund. 10 aI.tafa
The "a PRODUCTION of the German Language in ~
public schools If this District, usl-gaIion VA
apron ed. con sisung OF General Gerhard T.
L. Schmidt. and II. HANDLER, to represent th-
Washington SchuetZ-n Nereiu ;.t 4 meeting
which Is 20 take place on the 1ith insant
The amended constitution was then u omit
ted for consideration, bur before a fuat concIn
sion The meeting al Iourned At a late hour.
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PROVIDENCE CnAPEL.-At the recent sess ION
of the Baltimore Annual Conference OF he Nj
r.. Church, in this city, Rev. Mr. Clark wa
appointed 20 lie charge of Providence Chape
situated at the corner of l street north and I'd
street east. Mr.. T.. found that the society II a
nearly or quite died out, bnt has entered zeal.
ously on his work, and has now quite ine
pretiacied meeting IN progress, at which q
number OF conversions are reported, aud 8
small society mas been organized, in which
there Is good material
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500 81
Approved, April ,, l>69.
RESOLUTION providing for clesning tbs

RESOLUTION providing for cIesning the
streets.
ReSOtred by tie Board Of Aldermen dR' Board Of
Common CopRcU Of the Corporation Of Gstrgetog,a.
That The sum OF I've hundred and fifty dollars,
or SO much thereof as may be Iecessary, be.
The general fund. to be pad by the Clerk TO
the order of the Mayor, for cleaning the streets
and alleys of the town.
Approved, April =, 1869.
RESOLUTION to pay cost of repairing an arch.
ReSoirsd By the Bodrd Of -tIdernaeH rgd Bodrt 81
That the sum of forty-seven dollars add tv,-u
ty-tvo cents be, and Is hereby, Appropriated to
Iqnidate the cost incurred in repairing an ereh
under water street" in front of Rays Mill.
pay able by the Clerk as follow twenty
four dollars 10 the order Of Seth ScheiI, anr
WeLty-three dollars and TWENTY-FIVE cents TO
the OF der Of the Street Commissioupr, "a per
bills rendered. Approved, April ., 1853.
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booD oPf0RrUSIriks.-Per in want of
600 orica houses on very easy terms are in-
vieo 20 lead NJ M. ROhTpr's advertisements
N spotner eoIumn. Weare informed INST this
enferprising real estate broker has d,.p pss of
nearly all OF those elegant houses on Dstrees
street, and NO wonder, the terms ar. SO easy.
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orF JOIN BAskHsAD NAGRuDsR will this
evening deliver, N Eetz-rott IIsII. In. ior.r.-t
ing Iec'urp upon "M.xico M4xinil,xn oar
botta, Spsib, end Co na> " winch Wi, d,ab,ls..
Be nsteped 20 with the deepest iat-rest bv
large audience.
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PRICE LIST of Gents Furnishing Goods al
the Original Franc" i94 9TH street, between
ID and Good White Shirts, 81 to 81 -
Fine White Shirts, S1.75 TO $3.50: Good Merino
Shirts and Drawers, IS cents each: Good w hite
Pocket Handkerchiefs, 20 cents each; Good Cot
ton Seeks, III. Is. 20, y cents per pair; Paper
Collars, 10, Is, le. IS cents per box; Paper
Cuffs, cents per pair, or 50 cents per dozen.
Linen Collars and Cuffs, Gloves, Ties, Bows,
and every other article in the gents furnish
ing line, cheaper than the cheapest. Remem-
Der he name and place. The Original Franc
i9+ 7th street, between ID and T. Also notice
the large plate glass window. 327,I:
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ORIENTAL AND BIBLE LANDs-rwo i,,ar
eetnr snd instructive lectures will no d.l, vsrad
IN waugh N. L. Church, Capitol HUI. TINS and
TO- mcrrow evenings. by Hon Israel = D,-ht
ne CpiSo a,es Consul NJ Batavia Java,
who has spent the last fifteen years in vi.,t,n =
ain ost every place OF interest aud reuoIyn on
both bsmispheres- Thr~e years were spe.t IN
visiting every place OF note in thu lands of
Bible history. Mr.. ID has ben l-cturiug for
tbe last three months in the city OF PhilaJsI
pbis, and has, perhaps, drawn the largest an
nO-t select audiences OF any one who ever Ie,
tured In that city TOR the same length Of time
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THE Iowa ASSOCIATION met last might a
Union League Hall, on 9;h streat-tien raj y
II Chapman in the chair, and NJ irr T. A b.!
secretary. Hon. y. A. Harvey, general va
son and w. ). Graf were Appointed TO collie
statistics reIauve 10 the early history OF lows
Mr.. BRIGGS was requested to deliver a lactnrr
ard Mr.. r. A. Wduey, Mr.. l.. T.. q tnnon an
the burnett Brothers TO favor the associ4ioI
with music al the next meeting.
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ma 0-6
l H5eRsia ssssqY AsIll conrrrrr-sroc,
LAR0B-PHICE6 Low.
Large ekeEEp OArn, 81
- -Gar % u ~ STRAW

- esail IDeiaDe axenOe and First street.
ne Is Near Baltimoss and Ohio Dspot
THIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, rhas the sub.
scribsr hss shtsinsd frSa Us 0rohxas Curt
q wsebsnsecs Qo41ey. q sss rtssriss Of coiun
@ 1N66A 60. XEI, isssr Il Wssbi MO. ~
sS1neN Pr 81 le1eeeesay aAu Ipssssas slhs Sins
g a&h4 Xk44e, ett4 the Voachers thereof
49, OF before the 9Th tsy q
! IS: ::s:s,ss ~ q !.. s'.''
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stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods in this city
is undoubtedly 10 be found at the Original
Francs, 49i 9TH street, between ID and E, VINO
has Just returned from New York, where he
has purchased some OF the latest novelties in
Ties, Bows, and Scarfs, together with a full
assortment of new goods in his line. As TO
quality and prices. we can only say that be is
and cheaper than any other house in this city
For the benefit Of persons who have no money
TO throw away, we would say 60 to the Orig
inal Franc, and buy your Gents Furnishing
Goods, as you will save money by so dong.
Remember the name and place, ;sThe Original
Franc" i9i 7th street, between ID and E. Also
notice the large plate glass window. 3,25,1:
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GERMAN VETERAN USIou-A naa,,n~ 80
inns association WAS held las, night NJ WIu,s
Hall, ' Ice President DIttrich in the chair. r A
com unlcaiion was read from Mr.. Won WII.
nem, pre1ent OF the New Orleans Veteran
tnion, gfeetng this association a, brothsr
members. The communication was accspIsd
and filed. and after The transaction Of ro,i,ina
business the Union adjourned.
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A RESOLUTION in relation to the Hsrbor.

Resolved by the BOARD Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Counciiof the Cooperation Of Georgeto,cn,
That the Recorder be, and he is HEREBY, re-
quested to inform the Boards whether, or not,
the Corporation has power and authority to
impose and collect from all vessels coming to
the harbor, a fixed fee or charge, In the nature
of harbor fees, to reimburse this Corporation for
expenses incurred in the exercise ef the power
given them by their charter ito regulate the
stationing, ancboriDg and mooring OF vessels -
Approved April 9, 1869.