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FIsH.-The yield Of fish In the Potomac Is
shll very limited, and the knowing ones say il
il doubtful whether the supply will again be
five thousand chad were reported ut johnson s
wharf TO. day, which sold At SIS per hundred,
and forty thousand herring, that brought $40
and 81 per thousand. Sturgeon are becoming
more plentiful, and sell 1t from - 10 $3.50
aDIecP.
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The EvANGKLICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD The
General Synod Of the Evangelical Lutheran
church, TO which we have heretofore referred
Church, lDr. Butiers,) corner of Ilth and II
sIees. Some two hundred or more members
sierEymen and lay delegates, representing the
Nortnwestern and Middle States mostly, are
expected TO be present The churches 81 this
osnominauon in the Southern States have
SEndrawn from the General Synod and or.
FAMED synod in the South. This large bodv
IsPIesens largely the progressive and liberal
s SCI ef Lutherans, so rapidly growing in
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BRYANT's MfNsrRRLs are still charming the
largest houses OF the season At the National
Tneatef. and the barleeqae Of " Orphes aux
"red hot.'' Tonight they give very amusing
burlesque. OF I" La Sompam bula," and the two
gen d'armes will again make their appearance
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THE EIGHT.HoUR MOVEMENT AT THE NAVY
YARD.-The workmen at the Navy Yard pro-
pose to hold meeting on Saturday evening 10
take action towards forming a workiugmeu's
navy yard union league, which will be- a
branch Of similar organizations now being or
apized by the workmenin all the nay yards of
the country. The object proposed is to contend
for the eight hour law as passed by Congress
Some weeks ago q question was addressed TO
the Navy Department as to whether the recent
decision of the Secretary of the Navy affected
the pay Of the master workmen of the yaru
and whether or not the twenty per cent was to
be deducted from their daily stipend. No
answer has as yet been received, and the
master workmen OF the yard have not received
their salaries for last month, as the paymaster
is undecided as to whether they come under
the terms Of the order OF the Secretary
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now being exhibited at Met.erott Hail eysrv
evening, ana on Wednesday and Saturdav
afternoons, nneiy illustrate Bunyans "Pii.
grim floxiess, and the explanatory lecture
The exhibition tonight is for the bsnefir of The
Protestant Orphan Asylum, and should draw
O full house.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoN.-This or.
caniZation met at Union League Hall last
night, Major Morse presiding. Hugh Harr,
late 10Th u. ). infantry; Henry Gervajs. late
lst Vermont cavalry; and VIM. Griswold,
10Th Vermont infantry, were admitted Ia mem :
bersbip. The resolution, passed two weeks
since, that deiinq uents upon the rolls falling
TO pay their dues and fines no TO July I, mex t,
may be stricken from the rolls after tn 1t date
unless excused, was ordered 10 be published.
Adjourned
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MISS MARI. Won ELsHRR, the juvenile song.
stress, who is only twelve years old, called or
the President last evening. and was very Coz.
daily received. After being shown through
the house, she sang "Casta Diva" all Bacio,'
and IA ara from "Robert le Diable" for the
entertainment OF the President and family.
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AN Act for the relief OF Michael Donohoe.
BE Il enacted by tte Bodrdof Aldermen and Board
= Common Council Of the CITY Of Wdshingtoa,
That the sum of sixty dollars be- and the same
Is hereby appropriated out OF the general fund,
toenable the Mayor to pay TO Michael Donohoe
the amount of sixty dollars. deposited by him
in the First National Bank TO the credit OF THIS
Cooperation for a license which has been re.
iected. TApproved, January Is, 1869.
AN ACT TO repair and refurnish the VI lyor's
BE ii enacted By tie Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of ths City # Washington,
That the sum OF one thousand dollars. or so
much thereof as may be necessary, be, and the
sane is hereby, appropriated, payable ont of
the general fund, 10 enable the Mayor TO cause
the rooms now occupied by him and his clerks
TO be united in one by removing SO much of the
partition wall may be deemed necessary,
and to refit and refurnish the room in a suitable
be done under the direction OF the Mayor.
Approved, January Is, 1863.
AN Act making an appropriation to pay the
lamp-lghters.
Re IL enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the City Of WdSatngton,
That the sum Of six thousand dollars be, and
fund TO pay the salaries of the super nte ndent
Of lamps and lamp.Iigh ters for the fiscal year
ending 30th June, 1859.
Approved, January 2, 1869.
AN ACT fer the relief of Martin Cady
Re Il enacted BY The Board Of Aldermen ana Board
e Common Coancii Of ne CITY Of WasAi:gtoa,
That the Mayor be, and he Is hereby, author.
lied and requested to pay to Martin Oady the
sum CT seventy dollars, The same being the
amount deposited by the said Martin Cady in
the First National Bank to the credit OF this
Cor porafion, for q license or licenses, which
have been rejected; to enable tho Mayor to
make such payment the sum OF seventy dol
.ars is hereby appropriated out Of the general
fund. fApproved, January Is, 1859.
An ACT granting certain privileges TO William
Stckney. Il
BE IL enacted byk the Board If AideyRen and Board
q CoMnoR CoSnca Of tie City Of Wdski3gton,
That permission 10 hereby granted to william
Suckney 10 extend the foundation OF his dwell.
ling house, at the north west corner of Sixth
street west and n street north, four feet beyond
the building line on sixth street. on which to
bold two bay windows connected by q yer.
andab: Prorided, the permission Of the Presi-
dent Of the United States be obtained thereto,
as required oy law, any law OF the Corpora.
ton 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
Approved, January IL 1850.
Approved, January Is, 1862
ANDRBw JoHxso
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GLyMoNr is now open for visitors ana h,. >
are running every day. leaving here AZ NJ
returning 81 p. N. See Mr.. ShafieId's adyer.
fisement.
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CAPITOL HILL BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-
This association held its twenty -niIth monthly
meeting last evening over Dooley's drug store.
on Capitol Hill. and forty shares OF stock were
disposed OF at IN average Of 50 per cent.
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BOARD OF METROPOLITAN PoIrcR-a, the
seml-montnly meeting OF the Board Of Police.
held yesterday afternoon, Dr. Nicnol. pre,
sided. and there were present Mayors Bowen
and Sweeny, Dr. Nichols. and Messrs. Mur-
fagh, Hamlinck. and DIR. CragIn. The follow
ing business was tran sacted:-The offcial pond
of Justice James Gallagher was approved.
Justice William Thompson was appointed
police magistrate OF the second precinct. Pm.
va,e John Parker was dropped from the rolls
Of the force for inefhciency. John tyler Gate
wood was reoommiss stoned as additional pri.
yate for six months, 10 do duty nj me residence
o. Henry ID. Cooke. ESD, on Georgetown
Heights Thomas Lloyd was appointed add.
iicnal private, 10 do duty around the First
Cohgregauonai Church, corner 10th and q
streets, The epplications for liquor licenses of
Jonh besk, John Williams, Andre Schmidr
JohE n Langley, j. q. Howard, and Anthony
heneneI We're dlsapproved. Frank Burrows
Ma appointed private en- the force. On
WEDNESDAY, the l2th instant The Commission.
.rs VIII meet for the exarsipation OF cnndi.
dates for posisisns on the force.
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MOTTO 70 be Outl0Te. Having pur-
chased an immense stock OF Gents Furnishing
Goods for the coming season. We call the a.
tentICn Of the public D the following list OF
prices At which we are selling our goods now
30 dozen White Shirts for 75c aSI; 25J dozen
White Shirts for sI25aSI.5G; . lar e lot Shirts,
all sizes and well made, .or SI.sjaS2: a very
and Drawers, of all styles and sizes, from IS
cents upwards, good Cotton Socks, three pairs
for - cents; Eandkerchiefs, already hemned
Collar, the best fitting collar ever made, % cts
box; splendid Paper Collar. cloth lined
button hole, 10 cents a box, Neckties, Scarfs
&c., of the latest designs, ana an endless yari-
ETY. Do not miss the pls p; IL is Franc Gold.
mans, Marble Hall, No. AS ath street. opposite
Patent Office. ALL.
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TEE PREPARATORY LECTURE to the Church
OF which the Rev. DR.. Boynton Is pastor, will
be delivered In the lecture room Of the 18th
street Baptist Church this evening at ~ o'clk.
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TIE NATIONAL WASHINGTON Noxuxvxr
AssoCIArIoS, on Wednesday, elected General
William 7 Sherman Second VIC. President Of
he association, vice Gen y y Grant Pres.
cent Grant - BOW President x on 10 az tn
sssOclauon by virtue Of his ONCE as President
g ne United States.
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lHR FOLLOWING is the price list AT the re-
duced rates:-Good White Shirt sI.25 FL so;
Best QualIty, S2.25; Undershirts for Spring,
10 cents: good Socks, Is, ~, end % cents; Eng
lish Socks, 40 cents: Handkerch iefs, Is cents,
good Paper Collars, l2k cents per box. Also,
Ties, Bows. and all kinds CT Gloves, at the
lowest prices.
HoLLANDRR BROS, 30 Penna. avenue,
ABB: near 18th street
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JET JEwYLRY,

JET JEwxLRY.
French Jet
and
Rubber Jewelry
received this morning at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store. No. s36 Pennsylvania avenue,
near AZ street.
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THE POTOMAC FRONT, To.DAY.-Carters'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Julia Harris, from
Havre.de.Grace with Lykens Vriley coal, for
John b. Lord; Pearl, Williams, from the same
port, with $4,000 feet OF lumber, for J. d.
Hitch. Sailed-Schr. Argo, Carey. for James
River, to load for A. ]. Cliff. Mem.-Sailed
from Havre-de.Gracs, on the ith instant, schrs
Thomas J. Tull. Cooper, and Chas. Gaskill,
Button, with Lykens Valley coal, for George
Bogus.
Rlley's Wharf. - Arrived - Sloop Caroline
Howard, Courtney, with oysters, tor Turner q
Som. Salled-Schr. Foaming Sea, James, for
Magathy. with fertilizers for farmers.
EOicier's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. John II.
Slusmon, Weaver, from jacksonville, Fla,
with lumber. for Mobun & Son.
Foys hdU.-Arrived-Steamer Thomas L.
Cahili, Fay. from Baltimore, with hay, for the
Government.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE Green i Williams
have sold lot II, in square IS, as follows: East
part. with frame house, tn II. g. Burch, for
81 $50; west part, with frame house, TO Edward
Derrick, for S1,975 also, lot adjoining, II feet
front, on l. between 22d ana 23d streets west
to George Cburchwell, for l6b cts. per square
foot; also, the ollo wing lots in S6i fronting on
Maryland avenue, between 9th and .th streets
east: Lot 8, TO Peter Cienan, for 1917 cents per
foot; 3, 10 John Nc Elroy, for IL 4 cents per
foot. and lot 9, 10 George I. Bassett, for ii l.
cents per foot
MessIs. kIIbourn & Latta. Real Estate
Brokers. have sold lot -. block 6. N Todd and
browns subdivision Of property. opposite
the Schuetzen Park, TO Joseph wiImanns, for
St,lid; also, the east lSXlll teet, ofsfot 81, in
square 90, on M street, between 10Th and DIST
street, to Jas. Kelley, for S60a cash.
Fitch & Fox have sold lots 6S, 50. and Il. in
Patterson's subdivision of so uare 2U6fronting
on pierce Place." to b. H. Bsrtol, for S2.Oia
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L IHE GROCERIES AT Low PRICES.

dered and Gr.nulAted at II cents. Very Fine
canned TomAIOES, pounds: ss 20 cents;
BEANS, OUNCES, -PEARS, and DA MsKNs.
WEIGH !LeUR, GRIN TEAS. iron 81 10
and general assortmekt OF the very best q RO'
CERES. WINES and LIQUORs, ct g low prices
for the quality as any store in the District For
sale by r. TENNEY
3 Z. corner Bridge and Hieh streets.
may Jim GEORGETOWN.
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UNDER the management of President Riker,
the Washington anu Georgetown Railroad
avenue routel is being placed in excellent con.
dillon. over one hundred good horses have
been purchased since the LIST OF January aud
the stock of the road is held TO be SURPASSED
by none in the country. Nearly all the cars
are being renovated. and those on the different
routes are 10 be painted of different coiors. SO
that strap gers may more easily Distinguish be-
tween them. Those running from George
iowa to the Navy Yard are being painted red
aud the Baltimore cars a handsome blue. A
majority OF the depot cars have already been
renovated. The cushioned seats and bacIs of
all the cars are being removed, and will he re-
placed with black walnut and ash slat seats
during the summer months. These seats ara
quite as comfortable. and also possess the ad :
vantage OF being kept more easily free from
dust and dirt. The number OF cars on the veri-
ous lines are as follows: Georgetown and Navy
Yard line, Is; Georgetown and Baltimore de-
pot, -; Seventh street, 10; Fourteenth street, 6
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EXTRA FINK WRIskEY Ar THREE DOI,
IL LABS PEP GALLON

will sell the celebrated STAR WHISKY at
Snay 90 per gallon s.rrsnted pure and 81 9 very
kkIs PALE SHERRY, in Gis.s, the best in
bottle " n TeNNeY
may I'm Cor. High and Bridge streets.
I IyIkY, SALE, HIRING AMP HACK STA.
H BLf1Me respectfully inform the cit: q
strangers generally that We keep always ga
Bscks, Saddle Horses, &c Persons desirine To
visit the Gre st Falls or other peints, for fishing
PIC NC. or other purposes, will always fnd ample
accomm odatfons fer large small parties Charces
moderate. and terms cash Stable corner Of Bridee
ana market streets, GeerRetoGn. near new Ma
ket. NORRIS A GEAnMON
ep9o I'M Projectors
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REMOvAL.-N. TH0RsON wishes 90 Inform
h his old customers and the pu bic gen a.
orally, u AZ be has renewed HIS Merchants
Isilor Establishment from his old stand, ~
ye6 Pennsylvanis avenue, 70 No 5O3 nth W
street, between Pennsyivsnia avenue and 49,
etreet, where he keeps constantly on hand
CLOTHS, CASSIMIRRS. Erc
GtSfLEMENv EukNfeHING GOODS,
- and the STAR SHIRTS, made to order
efpce my removal I have made arran eemant.
which Win enable me 70 attend to nv cusromers
10Y tesoiefV, ana 20 MI their orders more pune
tuaily. n. fHUReON
500 Eleventh street
eHo-.m bet Pennh avenue and street.
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THB WAsHINGToN CITY p. f. CoxvoCA.
TioS.-Ihe report of this Convocation, com.
posed OF the Episcopal minister's Of the city,
which was organized December 18Th. 1865
shows the following Amount received from
collections and subscriptions, 50, sag; from
pledges from rectors, Sl.bO: from all other
sources, s7S0.a6--total, ss,33Lss. 1t has appro-
priated 70 the Church of the Incarnation,
$500; s. Paul's Church, $500; ST Marks
Chapel, Capitol Hill, S2,SO0; salaries of mis-.
sionaries, and similar expenses, including St.
Marys Chapel for colored people, ss3i.ss-to-
tai, s9tis.9c. The value OF church property
secured through the impulse given oy convo.
cation may be estimated as follows Church
OF the Incarnation, 50, 90; st. Paul's Church
Sls.0oc: St Marks Chapel. Capitol Hill, J,OOJ;
81. Mary's Chapel, 3OO0-total, S5i,0UO.
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PLAIN LASTING -
BALMORALs,
From 81 Is to 81 so,
oAt g B. WILSON'S,
SO2 9TH street, under Odd Tellovs' Hall.

I Asst SLIPPERS.
IL For House Wear. q 90.
G. B. WILSON'S.
$50 9TH street, under Odd Fellows Hall.
EIRsT.CLAss sHOKs,
Which We are selling at very Small Profits.
At WILSON'S.
under Odd Fellows' Hall. 7th street.
L>OR YOUR SENSITIVE AID acheine feet try
L the P.TENT LAST CONGRESS BOOTS ana
LOW SHOES. At WILSON
Under Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
"A sHAPEs. WEAR and PRICES.
Goto WILSON'S.
up sow 500 7th Ct, under Odd Fellows Hall.
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SPRING SUITS.
SlU-Sl0-SI0-Si0.
liable Il Co,
Acc Penn'a ave.,
u. =. Hotel.
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THE C0URTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-Thfs morning
the foiiowinE business was transacted: Parish
agt Peugh O. al motion 10 affirm decree ofcourt
below Med by Mr.. Appieby; appeal dismissed.
OF the Supreme Court OF the United States was
admitted TO the bar without taking the pra-
sented oath. Bevan & Co agt. Sears & Bro;
Judgmentof court below reversed and case sent
down for new trial. Kelly agt. o ven ct al;
ma.date OF United States Superior Court filed
by Mr.. w. J. Miller. Hickman agt. Edwards
and vice versa; order OF court below reversed.
BASE BALL IrKMs-Tne game between the
mines composed of New York and District base
ball men, on the National Grounds, will he
played Tomorrow afternoon, weather permit
ting. The mines will be composed Of the fol-
lowing well.known players:
New York Nine-Sheliy, ID b.; Forksr LIST b. !;
Blrdsall, G.; Force, SIS; CougnlIn, +. f.; Stud
ley, 1. T.; Mclean, Sd b.; Fletcher, p; Fox, c. T.
District Nine-Malone, c.; Wood, l. T.; Beech,
p; Doyle, LIST b.; Dennison, 3D. b.; Gibney, I'd b.
Joyce, l. T.; Robinson, r. t.: Urell. s. s.
On Tuesday next there will be grand match
game OF base bail ON the National Grounds ha.
tween soldiers and citizens nine, for the BEN
ent or the fund for decorating the graves of our
Union soldiers on the 29th instant, which prom
lses TO be enc of the best match games OF the
season. The following will probably be the
contending Mines:
Soldiers Nne-Aiden, p; Birdsall, c; Ma
lone, Sd D.; Urell. LIST b, Young, r. f.; Cough
lin. s. s.; Woods. c. f.: Barrett, I'd b.: StudIey
l. I. Citizens Nme-Leech. p; Mclean, G.:
foTker, ist -; GIbney, I'd b.: Force, $. 5; Shell
ly, Sd b.; DeDison, c.. T.; Robinson, l. f.; Joyce,
T. Z.
AT a meeting of the Jefferson Club, on Wed
n'sday night, several persons were admi tied
- membership. and challenges from the NJ ary-
land Club. OF Baltimore, and Olympic CLUB, Of
his city, We're accepted.
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UNITED I'll rAlI4F O5yIGl.
q IN. a. 3: q
ssn;ica q Pessnt qs.ssd Q NJ .. the icss dsy
-, fos q inlsoyed nsshed Of iaisins nd Low.
eng the CUTTER Of HarvsstsrS:
o1os on The .lst dsy Of Jane nszs. xrg ssr ~
~ olloes -. extenetoa. 0kiecticns. depos,-
twenty days eseess ths aay Of hseTins.
spsslsysv oounisasssA.xe y fsY ss,:
-, A. ". BUROHBLL,
osu OF - . 90, undsr E6Sltf He
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N
The undermined would most respectfully beg
leeNs 10 ihform his friends asd the
public generally that he has pur- W
cnaeed ana htted mp the property,
wnsie hs can Be foanl st Ell timss prepared 60
uenisn uneress at The shortest reasouabl e notice
SS11nssseHnsiy On hand sccd stock OF r.sly made
Aaunern caals promptly attended Ct ell hours,
Residences on the premises.
e.InankfuI Tor the patronage heretofore
extendsS TO Ne. rssDsetfuliy request contin
Z. II. BOfILED. Undertaker,
S1e esh street east.
- 6.eol1 opposite Marine Barrscks.
OsRaaANg 0ogkf. April 9, lso.-Dnrnrer
s sns CO g e 1AsSA8Ef fH0HASs Adm.ai.t!s-
q ihs 6 S,osrssaia he: ytth tss spSr:S.tion
s1o Sc SlSoiat:d TUIeDAY. TIE asth dsy Of
non OF the lersone sstete Of cid decsassd aSd OF
COLLECTED and turned into eoney; yhen and where
III to attend With sasir CLAM IroIsTly ye1ehsS
6sn ,s in :ait dsSss':S ssssss COPY
weeks in the Eveaing ee.r, PreyisuS % lie IA
day. Test:-A. WHSLE.
~ <e-.s- Register Of ~ fila
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ap29-ti

The undsrsi9ned offers one Of the most ex->M
eensive collections Of rare and beautiful Plants
IN the United States. for planting out, al atS
Ten Thousand yerbenas, fine plants, 1T q per
COZ; thoaeands q Zenale. Noseeay, New Double
S~Ses ScontSd ana Sarieseted 9ersniums. Roses.
Iuehsias. Carnations, DahIias, Tube Rosss chry
s o:F ss: Ptnh.. Jsr,n Lille. Qoleus and
:toct e nsv and rare Green House Plants. Garden
md yiowsr eeeds; fresh and genuine; iunsTsI
my establishment. JOHN SAUL,
90 2l-eoewH 446 9TH st.. op Patent Offics.
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-VANDBBWEBKEN Co., Proprietor
Washington Once. No. 34s fenns. ave, opp
Metropolitan Botsl. Geoegetown Once, No n;
Bridge st corner Of High q. ma aS-eo3m
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OHAs. T. vANDERWxRKKN. II q. YARwoop

POTOMAC BIvlB BLUE STONE,
(0neiss Rock)
FOE BUILDINGS, FOUNDATIONS, WALLS
10. Also,
TOOrIH00, FLAG, AND CURB SrOuE;
Denvered IN Washtngeon. or any accessible Dofnf
on the Potomac,
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~The velocipede excitement is nearly dead
ga Conference OF Reformed Jews Is to be
hsid
SProf j X BOISE. Of Chicago University.
has :wo daughters students AZ that college.
The various churches in New York CITY
pay two million doiiars annually, 10 have their
praises sung for them
s(St Louis has ordered a floating fire en-
2ine for use on the river.
s(The Ninth Army Corps will hold their
reunion at Rocky Point Oh the 9Th of July.
"A reward is offered by Western farmers
for grasshopper trap.
ESChicago now claims to be an eastern city,
is only 900 miles to the Atlantic coast while
u Is g-iJo miles TO the Pacific coast.
s|Ihe 81. Louis artesian well has now gone
down .}s9l feet aud is still unproducIiye of the
moist element.
~The vote in the lay delegation question il
the Methodist Church stands, as far as heard
rom. 2.65O for and 4s3 agains'. Only four So
CIetIas, thus far, have voted adversely.
"Imitation calieoes composed of paper
which are said 20 wear well, are mate-or AZ
least sOld-in England.
ga writer saws II q quart of sirong mullen
tea J. gwen horse afflicted with the bots II
Will never tail 10 effect cure.
~ It il estimated that the maple sugar pro-
duct OF Michigan this year is one-third larger
fhSn ever before. This would give 1,DJO,0Oo
pounds, which a. the average price of 10 cents,
would amount TO Sl,ilO,OCO.
a. Sir Edwin Landseer appeared as a witness
London Police Court recently, in a case of
cruelty TO animals and made an indignant pro-
lest against the barbarous practice OF cropping
dogs esIs-
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llY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
u AuctioneerB and ReaI Estate Brokers'
Southeast corner OF 7th and ID streets

AND UHlMPROVlD REAL ESTATE
81 ny Nv virtue n.,, 81 - decree Sf the ssprems Court
complainant complain Y, and James Osnef; .rr stai, as de.
on the Vest III i'o of IS. fs,
III snS sS tsst oa
the Post yAice Department; ny leo feet deep, i'm
p59sea With fhreestory Brick Dwelling House.
And on TRiDAY. the ID day of July. 1859. a,
~ :ss,Ss t:ss IasAs: ss 70
an alley feet WIDE by 81 feet inches TO 5, foot
alley, improved By two story Brick Dwelling
And on TUESDAY. the 9th day of July. 1879. at
riS Sa ~ t On rd the premises re part 9, 10. 80
street. '. Sa about q fsss
Lot Sopse No aif5s
.Gfset inches "a Wright. gin avenue; between Sd
% the ~ d.y 81 Jny
'af No: h ..d ~s9!s s. a
Square No Is, frenting7s feet on south street BY
two story Briek Dweiire viii X fIsS fTsme
Kitchen, and Brick stable ana Carriage house.
Suft Ths .osn o,. vt; Vii BE-
Tresa sales offer m..t fs1erahe opportunity to
invest procure q comfortable dwelling sr = good
building lot. the property north ID and streets
being among the most valuable locations in the
city Of Washington.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash. and the balance
In Elk, twelve, and eighteen months, for the pur-
chaser's notes, bearing interest from the day OF
sale secured ny deed in trust upon the pro perty.
SlO of the cash payment on each piece OF property
will be required soon the property is knocked
down. And IL the terms are not complied with in
Sold at the risk aud expense OF the defauling pur-
chaser, upon one weeks notice. All convey sncing
ard stamps At the cost Of the purc haser.
CHAS. WAELACH. Trustee.
je 2awSds GRkEN i WILLIAMS, Aucts.