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TEE SUCCESS Of Hobs Malt Extract may b.
justly termed brilliant. Its su periority n
fonic Beverage is vouched for by the first
medical men, and by thousands who have
proved Its virtues, and its invaluabIiity as &
remedy for disorders of the throat, chest, lun g
and stomach, has been thoroughly tested in iu-
Vulnerable eases. 4
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CITY ITEMS.

EXCEL LENT " hite Marseilles vests, low cut,
only %, Just received al A. Strauss pop ulaf
eloshIug house, Pennsylvania avenue, three
doors east OF llth stree.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND
~ LYING-IN HOSPITAL.

Patients desiring to avail themselves Of the ad-
vantage of this Institution obtain private
rooms BY applying 20 the Matron. These rooms
are furnished with all the comforts Of home. The
prices range from % to Sl2 per week, de pending
upon the room selected, this include Board, Nurs-
ing. Medicine: Medical and Surgical sttendance.
Orders for admission to the GOVERNMENT or
tREL BEDS in this Hospital can be obtained OF
me honorable Secretary OF the Interior, Surgeon
Chief Of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery,
United States Navy.
Application for orders of the honorable Secretary
Of the Interior TO be made at the ONCE OF Dr. H.
streets.
A Medical and Surgical Clinic IL held at the Hos.
Rltsl every Saturday, At ,. m, 6y Professor
nfshed medical attendance free Of charge.
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CLOTHING! CLoTHINsM CLorHING,,
For Gents, Boys and Children.
Also, a fine assortment Of piece goods for
those preferring to have their garments made
to order. Prices unusually low at Oak Hall,
46O 9TH street, opposite Post Office.
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For FINE WHITE SHIRTS 60 10 the Original
Franc, 1874 eth street, between ID and l. Prices
rs, 81, Sl,2J ard upward.
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i IsE GEoCERIEs LOW prrcr.

Best White SUGAR at ~ cent. Cr..n.s D..
dered and Grsnulatcd at - oeuts - -.
,hnued TOMATOES, p.unds ~ - Gems: =
unos. a. - cents. fannea pE.s .rNa
bans, atINCss PHsRS. and DkasEA - "a
WEIGH = sLs7l x, GhkEN rEss. from -.
-. me fBACh AMI JAPAN TEAS. FUTvsE
aId genera ass0rtmerf 81 the very LIST d. -
CKRlEs. WINES and LIQUORS. ~ a. low tricSs
fST the gusiits ss any store in ~. n,s,ri-' For
sale by N rENNEH
Z. corner Bridge aud Hish strests
may slim t,.4rs.f...a
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PANAMA HATS cleaned and trimmed at A
T. Winnings, 2s3 Penpa avenue, south side
between 9th aud 10th streets. H.
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CAPirAL Lodge, Of the ancient order of "a God
EefloWs, Will give their first annual bail NJ
and the names Of the COMMITTEES of arran1e'
mems are saficient TO insure pleasant time.
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BY A fYPoGRAPHICAL BRRoR the average
rate a. which money sold Al the Central Build
ing Assoclauon on Tuesday night was given AZ
IS per cent instead of b. The limit in TINS As.
ISOLATION IL ~ per cent
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A. s. SoLoNous, Esq. Treasurer Of the Prov.
ldenf And Society, acknowledges the receipt Of
sSll:s9 from his honor, Mayor Bowen, out Of
the fund appropriated by Congress for the re.
iief OF the poor Of the District.
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A UNION NETTING OF all he Methods,
Churches Of Washingto and 6eorgeto wn will
be held at Wesley Chapel, corner 5th ana =
streets, AT O'Clock this evening, when matters
looking 70 the promotion OF Church enterprises
generally will be considered. II will be q
very intere- ting meeting, as nearly all the city
pastors Of the denomination are expected 70 be
present.
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FOR ALL STYLES OF Paper Collars 60 to the
Original Franc, I9i 9TH street. Prices 10, Il, l.
and 25c. per box.
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CLOTHING,
CLOTHING! Or

For FINE White Pocket Handkerchiefs go tc
the Original Franc, i9l 9TH street, between
ID and T.. Prices Is, 20, 25c. and upward.
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BEE OWNERS look TO your naples now
Procure long hshing rods, and As soon g. tins
worms begin TO pend themselves from he
branches, cut on their threads with your rods
and you VIII save the folisge of your trees
The pests on the ground or pavement. swesn
them together and treat them to a scaiainr
water bath. Try 10 one season and see how
greatly the worm crop will be diminis ned
next year.
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SALES OF REAL EsrArR.-Kiibourn AZ Iatta.
Real Brokers, have sold lot 2, block 4. of How,
ara University property, on 7th srreet road
near the residence Of General Bslloch. "a Gan
eral Z. Whittlesy for si,46o.
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Fer LINEN Collars and Cuffs 60 to the Origi
nal Franc, 49i eth street, between ID aud T..
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For GOOD CerroHS6CKs 20 to the Original
Franc, 494 eth street, between ID and E. Price.
6, 10, Is, 20c. and upward.
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CONTRACT AwARDKD.-To-day the contract
for giving the back wall Of the City Hail build.
David w. Dixon Co, whose bid 10 DO the
work in &Se.
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At1iX O'Clock the meeting adjourned.


ANOTHER CONNECTION WITH GEORGETOWN
PRoPosEp.-The Georgetown Councils isS,
evening passed bill pledging the Corporation
to another connection with Washington, IL the
Washington Councils will cooperate with
them The proposed connection Will be by a
bridge over Rock creek At the western terminus
of p street north, in this city, which will not
only open up and improve the adjoining por-
tons Of Washington and Georgetow n, but will
also give increased facilities for splendid
drive along the northern boundary Of both
cities.
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PETIT LARcRHY.-Yesterday Onicsr Morgan
arrested VIM Calvert, on the charge OF the
larceny OF clothes from John Freelana. and
Justice Thompson committed him to Jail for
court
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Mr.. JOSEPH GAvLRR advertises in

Mr.. JOSEPH GAwLHR advertises in another
column his patent burial cases, and offers his
services TO those SO unfortunate as to need III .
services of an undertaken. Mr.. Gawler has
had an experience OF twenty years, and thor.
oughly understands his business.
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b0The Boston Transcript says: srhe
during their late visit to Boston. Their refusai
70 be tied with cord lines, and 70 wear iron
bracelets, did much 20 turn the popular tide
against them"
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BASE BALL.-A match game between thu
Olympic ana National CLUBS, will take place
NJ The National Grounds tomorrow a:iern DON
~ h2l:-Pasi o'clcok,
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APPoINrKD.-Mr. H. q. Swain, who. for o
long while, has filled position Of trust in Jay
Cooke Il Co.'S bank, has been appointed as
sistant cashier Of the First National Bank of
this city, to NIL the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of H. s. Flynt, Esq.
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TIE Flag Festival and Pic. Mic of the Ger.
man Veteran Union. ~ Lfeftier's Garden, New
YORK. avenue, on Monday next, promises % be
an imposing and pleasant affair.
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UNPRECEDENTED KxcrrknsSr
GE0RGETOwNi

SO VAN. No. Ils Bridge street ts nov
~. Ms enttTe stock Of nG. ard FANCY
s ,, which wss partially DESTROYED Nv IRE .,
. I'D reduced rates The greater part II MS
49,. =, .ient coalition. bat must he sold
o. ~ crest sacrifice 81 order TO a ain IL ar
~. s,o.e All a. once and svsil ,pnrseIyes 81
.is olp1,t unity Tor NArgsius Pri-es sna COOS.
!, sust 81 purchasers. DO not forget the rlace.
ofA
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9RAPRs.-Mr. Jos. IA. Sha field. M Ola
Pennsylvania avenue, has lust received a linn
Ited amount OF grapes, among the first Of the
season.
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regular meeting OF this ASSOCIATION last night,
addresses Were made by Messrs. Charles +.
Mc8ill, George Crane, r. O. Been, p. Clary,
and Marcellus West, after which resolu tious
were adopted. pledging the association to sup
port the regular Republican ticket and advo.
catipg the nomination OF q colored man on the
regular ticket. The meeting then adjourned.
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4 PPLlCATION FOR DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRANTS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
PENSION OFFICE, July 1871, 1856

PENSION u FICE, July Isl 1856
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
Apple ationS having been made under the act OF
June g. 1850 for the reissus OF the folloWing de.
scribed LAID Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice 10 hereby given
that at the date following the description Of lch
worrant, new certificate or warrant Of like te nor
will be reissued IL NO valid objection should then
appear. II. VAN AEBNAM, Commissioner
No Sc $40, for 40 acres, issued under the oct Of
March 8, 1855. in the name Of Humphrey Davis, and
Wss granted October 8, 1856. May n 1869.
No 50 1872, for 10 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5. 1856, in the name Of Thomas Cumming
and was granted December %, 1858. Nav 70, 1859
No ao192, for 40 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, 1885 In the name OF Thomas Cumming,
and was granted December Y, 1856 May q, 1859.
No IS 75s, for l6O acres, issued under the oct Of
March s., 1855 in the name Of John Perry, and was
ranted November 10, 1851. May %. 1853.
, No. 81 Oa. FOR 40 acres issued under the act Of
September. 1880 In the name Of Frances REVERE,
and was granted July Is, 1852. June 3, 1869.
No. 80 9l2. For 40 acres issued under the act OF
September, 1850, In the name Of Robert w Mitch
ell: and was granted May Is, 1864. June s. 1859
No 1879, for 10 acres. issued under the act Of
February IL, l847, in the name OF Theodore d.
wheaton, and was granted May II, 1851. June IL,
No 1868, for the leo acres, issued under the act
OF February H. l847. in the name Of Samuel @. Nor
wood and other brothers and sisters Of 0eorge
Norwood. deceased, and was granted July %, 1873.
July n, 1889.
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For SUMNER UNDERsHIRTs 20 to the Original
Franc, i9l 7th street, between and f. Prices
Is, 50, 75c., 81 and upward Sill:
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A NEW WAY OF Dome BUsrNRss.-Hollan.
der Bres. will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at i've per
cent. above cost. We ask all VINO are in need
OF the above goods to patronize us as 1t will
save considerable money to the buyer and ena.
BILE us to continue selling goods at these rates.
HoLLANDkR Bros, 21O Pepna. avenue,
4,l3,E between 18th and 18th sts.
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EXPENDITURES FOR THREE YEARS.

of this amount sal ,5a5. z6 has been paid in 20
the sit king fund, leaving the actual expenditures
but O252 81. II the expenses for the remain
ing quarter Of the are at the same ratio. the
whole years expenses will amount to bat Sg7
O3 Is, and there will be sinking fund OF ISL 62 q
With which to redeem the bonds. Thus the pen
dituIes OF the present fiscal year will be about
SV coo less than last year moro than 81, 0
was left unpaid, and sIs7 ,Oco less thsn the pre-
vious year.
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l HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.
Of lie lo.s. The pimpied, blotehed, and tetter r
covered person looks upon q clear, smooth skin
.d with the sse san: Of
6OiOEULA and other cutaneons diseases, can
not have good hs:ith When the blood is impure,
All have timely warning in those Blo,shss. PIN.
the 81 pnsss sSs
' sS MARITHS's Root AND HERB JUICES,
How many have the virus o. Syphilis in the sys-
knowing little Of its baneful influence the con
stitutiga To such g. ws.sy STOP: First cleanse
lection, (which in many cases II hereditary In tn
oonsti,ItiSnl before you bring misery on yourself
8AMARiTAN8 GIFT
The only real cure for 6onorrhea. elect and
Diseases caused from indesoretion Only ten PILLS,
purely vsaetable: We discard BaIsem Gsa5ia
eli. cure: Il from s.o e our S:!:. thy: .soId-
Ing trGnne sxpo:nyre And the s1terten , q Suseks
FORD, and By Druggists, r,.,.o
ma s1s Race street, Philadelphia.
pROPOsALs FOB SEwER.
sgrs 1ss u ss s5
Sealed Proposals vim be received 81 the 9ayor's
two feet inside diameter. in n street north, from
.nd let barrel
down 9Th street west to . sever already laid In
said street to L.. to be provided with later ais
drope, traps, and man holes wherever deemed
The work to be done under the direction OF the
Superintendent and Inspector of Sewers, the gu
pe!inteDdence OF the Third Ward Oommis sioner
md The assistant oommiss onsrs APRON ted by the
s1scihea tisns may b seen ct thi. once. Bid.
sever and lsssrals. each for traps drops and nan.
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any or al,
Bach bid must b accompanied With the written
guarantee Of . responsible party (knoWn to be
suchi that, II accepted, the bidder viii execute 5
contract IA due fSIm' and perform the work in &C.
The guarantees NUT be in substance q follows
ss s hin sS Be- S;s y q:
'ss re; 1sss'1:s.s': thereof: Pc 'Is 70
sspt. and Inspector Of $780, s.srs, xc.
myl1.lM IRsDkOhronl
HoyTv MALT EXTRACT.
HOPS MALT 1XTBACf.
49,. oora:; u III : "a :s!:.s.,
c ss::Ss.ssA,Is. 2. . u ;lc..,,.s..,
f66R Rnzs-Ra gpH w dte,isn.)
s4kbssHNSo !: tsss.:sJ
' ss4S 81 S|; $:hsassstsI ' ':s:!!!A,
iH9LISH UP DAIRI oHlIsE !Ameriesa.)
N: W, BURCHDLL. Under Ibbltt House,
naV corner 18th and y streets.
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A SMALL STEAM ENGINE, in perfect order
for sale. See advertisement.
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SIZE Shameid's notice TO excursionists. in
another column.
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E>IBST. OLAES SHOES,
Which we are selling at very Small Profits.
At WILSON'S,
under Odd Fellows Hall 7th street.
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asst SLIPPERS.
IL For House Wear. 81 90.
G. B. WILSON g,
$50 7th street. under Odd Fellows Hall.
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~D En- tai N0TIOE.
WI. BABRKTr, D. D. g.,
Formerly Of Philadelphia No. 40 ~ street, be-
tween Pa. ave. and street
All Dental Operations skilifrlly performed,
Teeth extracted without pain by administering
PNys NsfyoAs Oxide.
REFERENCES:
Prof T. L. Buckingham, D. D 9.
Prof James Truman, u ID. 8.
Prof. Geo. L Parker, d. ID. 8.
Prof Elias Wiidman, n. D., d. ID. g., Pennsylva-
MIA College OF Dental Surgery, Philsdelphia.
fngton- n. q. 20 ~ an
0@BANkRUP The last amendment OF
N the Bankrupt Law provides thar in all pro-
ceedipgs commenced after the fret day OF January,
1869, no discharge tshsll be granted to Q debtor
whose assets shall not be equal to fifty per centum
Of the claim pr0red against his estate, pom which
he shall he lisble PRINCIPAL debtor This clause
law AL poor debtors, for il further provides that
CERTAIN petitioners. and all who comply with Ger
tain conditions, can receive their discharges,
though they may have no assets. Notwithstanding
the provision in view of its limitations and excep.
tOne, debtors without assets still applying for
the teIe 1T Of the Law In all parts OF the country
Persons in this District who still wish to avail
themselves OF its benefit, and who have no assets
should examine carefully whether they are in
cluded In the terms of the limitation The sub
scriber will give Information on this subject ct all
times without charge.
Attorney Law and Solicitor in Bankruptcy,
City Hall. les
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS USIoS.-A regular
meeting Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union
was held last night at Union League Hall; out
The ASSOCIATION dispensed with all business
matters In order to near an address from Hon.
n NJ. Clapp, SupsrinteI dent of the Govern
meDt Printing Office. In the course OF that
gentleman's remarks be spoke of the great re-
suits OF the late rebellion, AMI intIma.ei that
there was still probability Of further trouble
Al the south, eecaG-e Of the dis ABSTRACTION az
the freedom of the late slaves. The Pacific
Railroad was pronounced a great success, and
evidence OF advancement in American ci yiiiza.
lion, and the published dispatches of an aIii.
ance between England. France, and Spaie, for
me purpose OF wagiDg war upon America,
looked 10 him very much like a ne VS. paper ro-
nance, and be did not think there was any,
thir IN the rumor. The speaker closed with
an exnOrtafiOn 20 the soldiers and Iilors to
support none but Republicans for office in the
approaching municipal election, as by so doing
tney would support the party which had the
true lntere Is Of the ma ION az heart aud pro.
mulgaie principle Of right and justice 10 all
men.
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LOB YOUR SENSITIVE AID acheinR feet try
L the p. TENT LAST CONGRESS BOOTS and
LOW SHOES At WILSON'S,
Under Odd FelloWs' Hall, 7th street,
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For ALL KINDS of Gents Furnishing Goods
20 to the Original Franc, 49i eth street batwa-n
ID and T.. three doors above Odd Fellows Hall
as bis is the cheapest store In the District. Also
bear In mind that he has no branch stores
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%N0TICE The owners Of dogs in the coun-
efis. OF sansto ON sopse,nHp a1a s.,s sSs
notified that the ANNUAL tax on dogs will be pa,
able the LIST day of May, aud that the Tressur or
Of the county win be In daily attend ance at IA Q
flee till the 18th Of Say, for the purpose OF re-
ceiting the and that after that day the Same
costs thereon. N. CALLAN,
ap23 Wv Treasurer Lew Court.
%BALLS HAIR RENEwER AT 10 OTIS.
N3 My stock being very extensive 1T present,
i viii sell ell Hair Preparations-as Barretts J,
Chevalier's. Montgomery Tablets, Ayers,
Mrs Aliens, Wood o, Icons. &C at much less
than regular prices Also, California Wines and
ARfHUR NATTANs, Druggist,
ma 10 nm Corner ID and D streets north.
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annual May Festival of tae pupils of Prsf.
Sheldon VS. held last evening AT CIrroll Hall,
and attended bv large number Of persons.
The hall was handsomely decOraf"d for the
OCCASION, and seats were arranged around the
sides for spectators. The throne Of the May
tluesn WIS upon the stage, aud handsomely
fitted up. The grand sHirec look place shortly
after 2 O'Clock. The May Queen, Miss Kate
Marks, daughter OF =. A, H. Marks, Esq,
headed TIE proce sion, surrounded by her
maids of honOr-MIsses s>3llie Lusby, Rhoda
NailOf, Lille Snack. lfOrd LeltIa BOYD, K la
Brown. Ella Miller, Fanny Marks, and Ida
LCchry. Then followed forty young ladies IN
white dress With pink sashCs Having
mare ned 10 the UPPER end of the hall. wnars
the throne was located, the Gown bPlrer>-
Ms Is Minerva Sb, idon, Be- sis Barbour, Lille
MattiBgIy. and Anna BoyiT-mada tneir an
Gown the loom. when the ceremony of
crOwniTS the Queen took place, and
sxsTcises by tire school were then commenced
aud he following programme carried out.
Hc-r pipe, Ma teT ECcIs and Frank Hood
traCJNiei Ee, Nab ! Smith, Florence Harrison,
Jennie Boyle and Saliie DuTant. Hnngar IA
PclsS Anna Boyle. /Ingar-iis, Mary 6lr-
bOLT and Emma SHilIy an NCapOlItan, Clara
fCte- M6CriliI me. eJgh- misses. Clog tan 20,
kddi.' and Frank Food IL GItna- Miss May
Brnak K Pas Dc trsC, VI nsrva ShslaCn and
HATE and Lille Mttingly. Cacauca.
Florence Harrison. TambOUr msiCr iig. Lille
Mat.IL gly- 4 eden polka, Josephine Plant aud
May Brook Grand Medley, Miner "a S1sl-
dor. Highland fling, sixteen misses. Tanoo-
IIpe daTce- BeTt,e Plan. Tyroiean, Lille
Mat ingly- Irish tiit sixteen young misses.
Gun 0ruce. Hattie Mattinely Pas de vii
Iage, Miss Anna Boyle Syiphide, Hattie
Mat.'ngly and May Brook. Grand scarf
and norai dance by forty mis;eJ. Solos
by Bessie BIrbour. Anna Boyle, Minerva
Sheldon and Lille MattIngly. Tue
Queens own set was then formed, Prof.
Sheldon leading off with the Nav Queen. and
at the conclusion the two gold medals for pro-
eresS dnrirg the season were awarded to
Misses BetsIe Barbour and Annie Bowie. The
hoor WAS then opened to ali the guests, aud
The festivitis' kdpt up until a late hour. Tue
festival was a very pleasant fair. and reflects
great credit upon PROBES or Sheldon and mis-
pupils The az lchuchs," by Miss Florence
HARRISON; "Grand Medley" by Minerva Shell
don: and ssTambour MAJOR Jig by Lizzie
Mattlngly, were received with much applause.
AMI the young Mixes eived a number of
boquets- General Dent, Of the Presidents
household, was present.
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III II hhh SAbh. HIRING AND HACK STA
~ bLE.-we respectfully inform the It y
iTens ~ Msshlr gtoD. GeoTeetsWH. sui IN
strangers generally. that We Keep alsAys IA
Gu hand tor hire finch Orses aud ggiss srrtsge.
HacE-. Saddle horses, &C. Persons desiring 20
VISIT lie Gre AZ Falls or otner plints, tor ishing
PIC nc. or other purposes. will always mud ami ole
accommodations 8. large small parties. Charges
nooerate. and terms cash. stable corner e Bridge
aid Market streets, Ge"rgstown, new Mar
kef. NORRIS GgADMON
Ans6 In Pr..r-.a.Nr.
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Medical STAFF:
!. u. THOMPSON, n. D., surgeon; I'm Chief.
r. "A. ASHFOBD, n. D, Assistant Surgeon.
.CoasGlsiag Board:
Aosi. gYs Oass. r, + H HoI E,ohci:, Rb..
=: Y.P. Garnet, n. D., ". p Johnston: n: D.,
h Si1ss Miller, NJ. D., Grafton TylesI n. d.
ap Z2.lV
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LOCAL N, E w s.


NATIONAL TaKArER-Mrs Scott Siddons IN
much Ado about No hing"
ODD FkLLows' HALL-The great Mu-eum
OF Art.
HETzERorr HALL.-The Pilgrim Paintings,
Songs, Music, &c.
METRoPoLIrAN HALL AND VARIETY THEA
TIE, Pennsylvania av-nae, between 1ltn and
18th streets. Open every nignt-3lth q first
lass entertainment.
PROF.. SIXTIES Art Gallery. 3O3 PsnnsyI-
vanIa avenue, large number Of new chromos
Iusr received.
MARKRITER's, 80 7th Street.-The pictures
on ex 1ibitIon.