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EDITOR SrAR:-Cau you, Mr.. Editor, or will
some one who knows, explain why the taxes
in this city are so much increased within a
year or twog Some say that it is on account of
the improvements that are being made-.he ex.
tended paving and sewerage, but that cannot
be he explanation, tor the cost OF all these Is
levied upoI the property on the streets bsne.
lifted. In one case that came within my per-
soDal knowledge, sewer WIS laid do wn the
length Of one square ana cross two streets, and
an expensive hole" was placed in one of
those crossings. The cost of the whole thing
was assessed upen The one square benefited.
The Corporation bore none OF the expense,
only ordered the work, aud from the amount
Figured up" IL seemed to the taxpayers that
that body must have charged commission for
their part IN so ordering. i will give you q
little story to illustrate the comfortable.sae of
tnings here for taxpayers. "A widow woman
living on one Of orr broad paved streets,
owned house worth about 1900. BY rent
ing rooms she had a comfortable support for
herself for many years. Within the past three
sne h 2 been taxed for paving and sewerage,
and FOR city taxes. until she Is utterly unable
10 pay and has been obliged to sell her house,
and leave the city to find a home dependent
upon the charity of relatives. This is n healthy
slate Of things. TAxpAYER
SALES OF REAL EsTATR-Thomas Z. wag-
eanan, real estate broker and auctioneer, has
sold lot in square liz, improved by a three.
story BRICK house, to Mr.. Donaldson. for
S},525
Green Il Williams, auctioneers. have sold
lot !, IN square Asa, on Massachusetts avenue,
between 5th and 9th streets, and improved by
atwo.sfory frame house, to Isabel Murphy,
tor S3,tS5.
NHwcOMB's MINsTRYLs will succeed LYDIA
Thompson at the National Thea:er next week,
commencing on Monday. They have been very
sucesssful everywhere, and will, NO doubt. have
ms
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"a good lie-Lying.a.bsd.
6IMcCooie has strained down" % pounds
0Ventilated boots ars patented In France
ga Paiis iashion writer announces longer
skirts. et
, VRussia has established at Warsaw a
mechanical school for women.
. H|P. incess Alice talks OF going home to her
mother because Prince Louis Is too fond Of her
maids. -i.r .sf
/ $751; Petersburg is to have weman'1
Rights Convention.
s%Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street r.avs
New York - 81 81 rs 80
1Ths "bump Of destructivsness"- A rail.
way collision. N-r5l.., 81. = : -
IA gentleman in Erie, Pa, roceptlv had
ms nose ostten on ~ q savage dog. - - y
~On Sunday sfxty-one Per sop. vpre
oIonens before Boston masistrates for drunk
eDness. -~sFt- roTasrftrA fFr a. .lt rtt7 i
ga Methodist MINISTER n Runto.o.- n e.,
days ssnce.
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MASSACHUSETTS PoLtTIcs.-Judge Cowley,
OF Lowell, Mass, has written letter to the
Labor Reform Convention, accepting its nomt.
nation for the attorney Generalship Of the
State. He is insfavor of a ten.bour law, and
for paying the greenbacks in currency.
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TEE BoAHD OF PoLIcB AnS LIoUoR Ii.
clusDs--A Satjectfov the Wonss's Rsghters.-Tns
Board Of Police have refused % approve H.
e,enses TO sell liquor In every case whore .
female has applied. and II Is understood that
Wuiie they grant . fsu licenses 70 men, yet
tbev have determined that with their consent
NO woman SHALL engage In the uaflic in the
District
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EsTABLISHED 1888.

EsTABLlsHED 1888:
Received frcm Boston
Is bills. No. ] MACKEREL
100 kits No. MACkEREL
rs I" SALMON
Is [" WHITE FISH.
rs " TROUT.
Is bbls. LAB. HERRING,
FOR sale at the lowest market price.
eA-lm WIN. ORas q SON.
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POISONED BY GREEN TgA-A whole family
of four persons In the southern part of Chicago
were attacked with cramps and severe sickness
Tuesday night, Just after drinking green tea,
recently purchased. and Bearly died. Phy-
sicians think they were poisoned.
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READy-MAps CLoTHINe.!!
Gentemens', Boys, and Chiidrens'.
The largest and finest stock Of Clothing in
the District, man ufactured by Messrs. Wana-
maker Brown, Of Philadelphia, expressly
for this market, is now selling at ts Lc,cea Phil
ddephia prices at Oak Hall, ago 7th street, oppo-
site Post Otfice.
N. B. Clothiers and Ta,lors supplied a. the
lowest wholesale prices. 1926
LoUHeHs-For stores and offices; the cheap.
est bed in the city.
Blankets, of all colors; Mattresses, Pillows,
&c. I1U,25,2;l ADAMsoN's, 5O6 9th st.
OIL CLOTH RUss.-Beautiful pat terms Oil
Cloths, IS and SOc. per YARD.
l0,26,2; ADAMseN's, 5O6 9th street.
AT THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, No. -
Market Space, between 9Th and 9th streets,
(Pennsylvana avenue,) new goods ara con-
stantly received. 10,IG,i:
UNDrRsHIRrs AND DRAWERS. Soc, GOc., 75c,
81, al the Original Franc, i9i eth ST., between
DaEd 4. No Branch Store. 9,2g,i:
FISEW WHITE SHIRTS, s5c. 81, Si.5o, 81, - 50,
al the Original Franc, i9i TN st., between ID
ana T.. No Branch Store. 9,23.l:
Coon SOCKS Tor winter, 6, 10, IS, % cents, at
tbs Original Franc, i9i 7tn ST., between aud
Z. No Branch Store. 9,29,I:
CORNS, Diseased Nails, vascular EXcreSc seen.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases o. the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
w bite, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. IA Pennsyl.
vania avenue, between IL and 9th streets.
Hours from a. m. to % p. m. Calls made at
reside noes between and s y. m. No charge
tor consultation at Office. Established 1S6l.
For TIL. CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing
Goods 90 to the Original Franc. 49i 7th street
between ID and e. No Branch Store. 9,29,I:
THE eRRATRsT relief imaginable can be az
forded this warm weather by wearing one Of
those elegant suits selling at such astOnis hing
ly lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, &60 Seventh street. opposite the Poss
Once, where, in addition TO settlements "Bar-
mock Burn" Cheviot, ArTah ma Pogus, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen suits, children's Gan.
bade suits in great variety are also to b had at
he most reasonable prices. 26,s
SAVE You1 MONEY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods At the Original Franc, 40l
7th st., bet. u and e. No Branch Store. 9,29,l:
THIS 70 TO NOTIYY TIE PUBLIC that Geo. Il.
Wilson & 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, ~ chem
asany person who adverttsss IN the Star. T. IA
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READY-MADR CLorHINe...

RUBBER BLANKETS. Nursery Cloth.
1882; ADAMsoN's, SOC 9th street.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

JOHN Fl. SHOOT. 1I9 Bridge street, GEORGE
ioun, u. C., he's received. and nov offers at very
low prices 10 cash buyers, q large a sortment OF
Lacies Dress Goods, consisti of silks, Plain and
Plaid Poplfns, Epipginas. Empress Cloths, Ne Il
nos, Popiin Aloacss, eerees, Opera Flaunes. White
and Black saoktng Gleths, Black Goods Of the best
MAX es for Mourning. ehawls. Arabs, Alexandre's
Courvoiseur's and other Kid and Cloth Gloves
hosiery In great variety. Ladies' and Gent Un
derwear: Shaker and esher Flennels, Cents and
Ladies' Scarfs and Ties, Linen Cambria Hano kerr
celeis. best Heop Skirts. Gents and Boys wear
Frederic ksburg Cloths and Caesimeres. Linen and
Cotton sheetings, Table psmasks, Napkins, Tow
ee. Huck and Scotch biapers, all the best makes
OF Shifting Cotteps and Irish Lioeps, Lfpseys
cheap peaines, and al other goods I'D apted 60 the
present and coming season including Three ply
Ingram and Step CARPETS, Floor and Table oil
CLOTHS, Blankets, &c Purchasers are invited 10
call and examine goods and prices. 81 Washing.
ton customers will ind tt TO their interest 20 visit
GEORGETOWN when making their purchases.
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NHwcOMB's MINsTRYLs will succeed LYDIA
Thompson at the National Thea:er next week,
commencing on Monday. They have been very
good houses here,
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CARPETING.

CARPETING.
We beg leave to call the attention Of our cuzto.
mers and the public t. the very extensive m ge-
Iect stock OF CARPETIN9, OlL CLOTHS Gu K
TAIN MATEhIALS, &c, Just opened az our es.
tablishment.
AXMIESTER CARPETS
MOQEET OARPErS,
BkUeSELS CARPETS.
TAPESTRY OARPkTS,
TbREE-PLY OARPETe,
EXTRA INGRAIN CARPETS.
sUPERFINE INGKAIN CARPETS.
SGood ALL WOOL INGRAM 1t Csc. to 81.
1Epglish HAND LOON ISGRAIS VERY
nf Ws1f II oABpnrs sec.
Iruggets. Floor Linen, Wine Cloth. Terry.
Reps. Damask, Hair Uieth, shade Holland aud
Fixtures, Billiard Cloth. Ensmeled Cloth Table
Oil Cloth, Stair Oil Cloth, Floor Oil Cloth, all
widths and prices, Stair k0ds. 40 Window Cor.
pices; NottfnRham Curtains. and Lace Cnr tains
~ Wilton, AxIin.ter, Velvet. Brussels, and
"a large lot OF Canvass (linsn carpet wrap.
rinRsl at &c. per square yard
s%Cerpets made and pat down in the best msn-
VAs We buy aud sell EXCLUSIVELY FOB
CASH, we cheerfully invite . cong arison of our
,rices With those OF any othe: nrst class retail
H'1 - WIN 8. MITCHELL & co.,
Corner Of 9th street and Penss avenue.
toyer Perry Bro. 3 Dry Goods Store.)
sAMUIL KER, = ocn.m
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BALrInoRl AND OHIO RAILROAD.
II 8 6s ~

WAsHrsssoN, 1855
aoRB and wAenINGroH AHD TIE VEST.
ere nov rus - follow. via:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except SUNDAY, % .. Q, sad a.sa
4. o., and l2:ts, $50. A:2e. sac, asd s:t.
goR ALL WAY STATIONS.
and $50 ana . 90 p. n.
B0k ARNAPoLIs
Leave &c A. n. I'D <:2O p. N. No train 90
q from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON eUNDAI.
FOB BALTIMOkD.
Leave at a. M, and 12:&s, 2.se, $40, sn1
FOB wAs STATIONS
Leave ss A. n. and ,. so and 7:ssPm
FOB ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
Leave daily, except saturday and Sunday, &c
4. N, 2.30, and 1:43 aud p. n.
On Saturday at A. 81 :, and 2:S0 p. -.
On sunday st SO, :45 and p. n only con-
more 90 wheeling. Parkersburg, &c.
Through tickets 20 thu West can BE- hsd kt tho
Washington etstiop Ticket once &c ell houTs 81
he day. Also, az the Compsnys once, 400
Pennsyivanis avenue. Passengers puroassins
uc.ets az the avenne once oan there arrSnye %
have their baggage called for aud checked ~ their
residence, taken 20 the depot. and Da. In she bag
tcr new York, Philadelphia. and Boston. s-s
sSysrtise ment Of Through Line
J. u. WILSON, Master Of TrsnsDortatioz
l.. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent
aoS GEO. z. kO0NTZ. General Agent.
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CITY ITEM

PRICES
One Dollar Jewelry Store. No. 436 Pennsyl.
wanna avenue, between Az and 6'h streets. re-
ceives new styles every day.
SIMPLE BUT EFFECTUAL.-The entire free.
dom from all deleterious ingredients renders
browns Bronchial Troches," or Cough aud
Voice Lozenges, a safe remedy for the most
delicate female, or youngest child, and has
caused them to be held iu the highest esteem
by Singers, and Public Speakers generally. In
Coughs, Irritation of the Throat, caused nv
Cold. or unusual exertion of the Vocal Organs,
In speaking in public or singing, they prod u CO
the most beneficial results.
RUBBRR BLANKETS. Nursery Cloth.
Ia .l. 10 0th.
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NJ. WILLIAM


CHAMPIGN0as:
sOoss are q sr my Of
Under sobitf House,
ocl2 Corner 18th and streets.
NOTICE OF RIMovAL.
We respectfully call the attention of our friend,
s,h and uns our 70 s 81.
stsisis nnished. Our sales WIN be continued =
'1 Z: e'nn'aeins q 70 G e. %sLI o .,,,.
EsTxSIfsa S sHSf .. As Ne Sig
where he Is % 10th .nG nh
s sHoHs and sHAiTERs. at prices % suite the
toners give him a cali. A'' G se I'm En''
TOALL WHO Sell GIG AIRS AND TOBACCO
wnoLrsALrw bs. GHhsP 2E s;,e.v.
TOBACCO,
Enaer the Hbbitt House, corner and 18th SITS,
honest dealing with prices aio~InR q s.oa mar ar
en- I'm TOT profits Cigars of all grsdes, from 81 70
B-IERMs CASH m5 prices are too close
a10W o1e- yH-sm
e. A. BOSWELL.
JUSTICE OF The PEACE,
OMce-22s a. street west, near st. south.
landlord and tenant and civil business
Also. Deeds, Leases Mortgages and Wills daly
q Ss;se open from "a n; ssn,ss n. daily.
IR I 9 N!
IHE GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
Z n Z - Z NJ,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF rRB
iRi6 vER0iCoLoR
OR BLUE FLAG.
agent discovered for the healing Of mas. rne
wonderful properties Of the iris versicoor hither
within the control ssience and is now taEins Ire
stand - principal amongthe blessings # mediciae.
As An ALTERArIvE,
ying the vital current Of oil he hano a" 's ard
tail 70 which sisesse or mslarious influences have
the effects OF mercury or othat poisons Wbisn LAS
have been taken into the system. FOR this reason
TONS OF. ME skIN, INcIpIENr costusPT1oS.
DEorsY. &C ard will cure the most viruleni AID
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
IL is an unfailing preventative and cure Cor
6EURALGiA, s.eN HEADACHE aad NERVOUS AZ
FEcTIoNs, ana in
Il has no equal Its action upon the Lirer ard
kds.ys Is prS%ps sssGssE $40 seesiys i
and most reliable
DiURETIC REMEDIES
Known In the practice Of medicine. Its excellent
and skiEful combustion with other ineredieuts
tmparts to st =
TONIC QUALITIES
OF the highest order-not temporarily stimulating,
but permanently invigor citing the digestive or.
eans, aad rendering 1T Q most valuable curative
agent In cases Of
By taking IRISIN, the bic od-which per1ue ,fes
all the Tissues and ts the life and nutrition there
of-is prrtned, rendering the whole system per
fectly healthy. ~
BENENBER.-This medicine 10 no ofshoot of
quackery. but the regular formula Of Q distip-
eufshed prsctitfoper. NOW . resident Of Baltimore
city, and high does IL stand IN the faysr and e.
TEEN OF the intelligent and scientific that IL has
been ADOPTED BY yhysicians in their Drsctics, and
oaiv 1eine Dreeertbed and recommended By the
nest eminent OF tie profession throuRhout the
S.urtry. The litter y beoomss known the more
ns3V - ptsasea ana the mors s1teasivsly 10 it
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ACCIDENTS. - Yesterday afternoon, a boy
named Ross, while gathering nuts near Glen
wood Cemetery, had climbed a tree for the
purpose, and the limb breaking he fell with
force TO the ground Both his arms were
broken and he received other severe injuries.
Mr.. J. W. Plant, " no was near az the time.
carried him TO his home, on II streer, where
medical assistance was rendered.
Last evening. about seven O'Clock, Justice
Clayton had q narrow escape from being Sc
yerely in iured by being run over by q wagon
at the corner Of .th and + streets. He was
knocked down, bat only received a few
scratches.
The little son of Mr.. kneesi, residing on 1lih,
near street, who was so badly scalded on
Tuesday afternoon last by the upsetting OF a
cauIdron, died yesterday morning, after suffer-
ing e1crutiating pain
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TIE GEoRGRIOwN HARBOR Fee Casa
short Tine since, ~ will be remembered, Abra-
ham Forte bloug ht suit against the corporation
OF GSoTgsiOwn 20 recover the SUN of <5j al
legged 10 have been Illegally collected by DE-
frnGant en- foDnage fees ON the schooner =. J.
plaiLtii with costs. Notice OF appeal was
given. and yesterday the proper pIpers, with
u. NJ Sweeny, Mayor of Gsorxetown, and
George W. Bsall. securities in the sum OF $3.50
end william Lard. clerk of the corporation OF
GEORGETOWN, as witness, were executed.
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RAILROADS.

1907. WASHINGTON, lSOJ.
ALIxAHpBIA. AND oDoRaETows
o.. RAILROAD.
r CHANGE OF TIME
COMMENCING MONDAY. Ger lirH, 1858
EyENING ePECIAL TRAIN FOR THEATRE
AID OfERA.
, g, o sss :'' ss.. n ION ss,i
further notice, PAfeKN6ERnx3
TRAINS viii run between Warrington and Alex
spdria, 90 follows
THR0UGH NAIL TRAINS,
(suudsys Iucluded
LEAVE wa,s;SsTox-Fr0m Maryland avenue
Law AIKaGxpsIa-Fren corner Duke snd
Hehry stfeets-s 50 y m.
LOCAL PAssRN0GR TRAINS.
teUpda,s sxoeptefD
LHAyE wasaINGroN-rrom Maryland avenue
Depot-ss m. n q. m .. m. 80 . m IN
LEAvS ALkxANnRrA-Frtm corner unke Ani
Henry streets-sS 20 q. m FROM e. ssaph 40
King streets-s and 10 O. m {; 4 and .. m
&Ev0HIHG SPECIAL rRAlNs Will ne rna
on fu1epAHs, THURSDAYS and sATUkDAfs.
&c follows:
Lays ALvxaSpRI,-From corner %. Assph
snd Hing strests-f .. m.
LKavE M.sHlSGroS-FrOm Maryland avenue
Depot-ll:?5 ..
W. ). PHELPS, Geni Manager. ociin
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GRAND LARCBzY.-Yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. William Hart went TO her bureau dra yer,
vneu she found that SOL, which had been
placed there o few hours previously, had dis.
appeared. In the evening, omcer Bradengeyss
HAVING hsaru Of the robbery, called az the
house md took colorsd servant named mary
p 8oviYi IN custody, and q search having bser
made for the money, Mrs II. found IL bid N
the cellar. The girl 10 held tor hearing.
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Georgetown Advertisements

II THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.: 0sors.town
DESIRABLE COTTAGE DWELLING HOUSE
On PknStECr STREET., GEORGETOWN.
CCPPnS!HE Mk. PO1'S, (OLD BANK or
- We will proceed TO sell the above. named
leg" Bouse and Premises. at S o'clsck m on
ATUESDAY, October 10. 1853, according 70
the terms Of the original advertisement in tn. star
OF the Goth day OF August.
Nd. UUhEMENrs. Trustees.
oc4ectd THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
STHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON
arceunt OF the rain. until THURSDAY, October
18th, 1853, at al O'Clock .. m.
A.HYDE. lr
&C Y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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PERSONAL.

20 ONO $4,000, % zee. $3.50 70 LoAu
~ s ssse g. :.sss;
nAvsssIs. Hssfscr : co, 81
O.s1. II mars s .ss So :, ;;,,..ss.
vi sAoUBsD NJ REaI Esf.fs Ali the
s.S oSt.dsd On ss; ksraft
hOIEs. M 81. kOBRRR.
oes New York svenne ana 9Th street
rrIsri0h h... Q. oo.AsFFrtkrIosn
sss removed her rsshion.bIe DressnAkins rs
aud !. receivins the latest and S-st STYLES for
nsss, ps ir9% Europe; Esseiss, ssddi6g
al descriptions msd- in the latest aud best styles.
s1 Rsm.ms.9 s SSaI pans.l az. oen
TO NOT pBsPAIR UnTIL YOU HAVE sEEs
1 - OLD . DE- pAkBI. No. g .5s street; few
otSa1, Ss, 1cs Ss ~ n,ss. $50. a., IA,
TO tn LADIEe.-Indelible Markiae. Stang.
.nd in The. BEST msreer. French riufips done
done to order snd FOR ,sIe a. q Phi
adelphfa STAMPING De pot, as 9TH street. opposfts
&C ls-im. LII BARR0ws O. 10
a WATCH FsAE-ei,su traits 70 evs.g lave
yss s AZ,
enttrprfse NO humbug. No money vseted In
& co. Pftsburs. Pc. o,Sin
JANIS HUGHES,
ATT0RFEY AND 0eUEsELLoR AT Law
VIII practice In the Supreme Court OF the Uui-
ted states, the Cecrt CT Claims, the COarts Of
the District Of Uelr nlbfa
once, go Peuna. az, Tue. BET. 18th and 18th sts
The business OF the flm OF H1shes, beaver a
Peck viii be closed no ty the partners Jointly.
Once. 2SG Pa. ave let 18th and 18th sts. sra-Sn
nR. L gON,
u A6s eth street. between ana e.
The most skillful and oldest established sdyer-
Using physician for the treatment 81 rEMALE
OOMF LAIN rs in the city Ladies sutsering from
irregularities ney repoee the strictesr oonddeuoe
In him. He guarantees a thorough crre III. fees
are moderate, ana patients visiting see no but
the poeto-. iyf6-tf
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OIL CLOTH RUGs.-Beautiful pat terms Oil
Cloths, Is and 8Dc. per yard.
lO,262; ADAMssNs, 5O6 9th street.
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FIeHr IN TINKKR's ALLEY.-Yesterday, OF.
fcer French arrested John Sherlock on the
charge OF committing an assault and oirtsry on
OBryan Burnham. and Justice Cnase held
him 10 security for court. Both parties are
takers, and reside in Jackson alley. near the
Government Printing Office, now known as
TiDkers alley, and the accused alleges thar
BurnhaIn was about To whip his Is % father,
when he Is attempted 70 prevent IL.
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AT THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, No. -
Market Space, between 9Th and 9th streets,
(Pennsylvania avenue,) new goods are con-
stantly received. 10,I6,i:
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ERUIT TREES AND DUTCH BULBOUS
L ROOTS. &c Fruit Trees of finest q lity, q
undersigned from bis Nursery. on the TIN -
street Toao. consisting Of standard AMI dwarf
Pears. Apples, Peacnes, Apricots. Nectarlnes,
Cherries, so. Grape Vines-Delaware, Concori,
Ives, Ap6irondsc, and nifty other sorts. Back
berries Strawbarr ies CIrr ants and oSber ca, Al
fruits, SC. kyergreens- shade Trees. Reses. Greaa
Hense Plants &c. butch Bui5ous Boots, lust
arrived from Holland. consisting of DoubIe and
Single Hyscintbs, Tulips, Ranunouiuses Are-
monies, Narcissus. Spowdrops. Iris, &C rinest
quality Bulbs, selected specially for my trade.
JOHN SAUL, 446 7Ih street.
oc l2-ecSt opposite o. 3 Patent once.
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I'm RELATION TO TREsPASsING ON PUB.
Lilo LANDS. ll- ? =.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.. September Is, 1889.
The notice OF the Dspsrtm- Mt having been c He'd
to numerous ana extensive deproo atoms cosinit-
ted upon the pubic lends reserved for ttaber for
naval purposes, Bing IN the states Of Louisi ana
Missfesippi, Alabama and. Florida, public no.ics
10 hereby given that Naval Oficere AID other per-
sons have been ordered to exami ne ell the lane
referred to, and oil tree to De -re-
hended and prosecuted employing the civil newer,
and, where necessary, the military naval for
may be found culpable In this respect
ocl9.lawlt II 0ecretsry Of the Navy.
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UNDBRsHIRTs AND DRAWERS. Soc, G0c., &c,
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At the date Of The last annual report the hal.
an CO IN the tieasaIy. applicable 10 thls work,
Wa wa sasss, 81 s2Tpsonatsd by Congress,
repairs for the year eASine Juns an MO
sa5,00o TOTAL &s7.07.s8 fes exne1dit.r.. ~
dats are sS7 or s.. and the Saount remain;ns
70 the credit of Warrington AqpedncI !. anix
T.7<9A0. THIS sum will not b SIN cie nj To- ~
remstnder Of the fiscal year Tk sstimsss ~
he cost Of Completing The WashinStou x"ueI
cuct u eS9c,3o All the unnnsshed Vort. ,r;sn
the exc ption Of tAe Distributing reservoir en-
be completed curing the next fiscal yeer ~
Congress will make the necessary approorm.
! ton; the ngEregafe amount Of which, incind.
ing sumcient sum for engiueering. supenS.
tendeuce and repairs, 10 Slss.I9O. IL to thts d
added the amount that can be adyaanseousiy
expended In contin uing the construction OF the
distributing reservoir s9Ooo the total will be,
Ssss,l90. Tne approprarions made By Con
9ress for the Washinetou Aqusdsct foot M
s3,N7,O-i. II 70 this b added he amount of
the sstimated cost Of Completing the Washiue.
! ton AQuoduct, &59e, 30j, the toml VIII be
4 compared with th4 anna Already expended nv
thsessies Of Bc.toA. New YoEf. RIiisdsIpsia
ana Baltimore for similar purposss. Ths cot
Of extending TIE Potomac aau entirely across
me river 70 the Virginia shofs Is not included
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