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OFFICIAL.
PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, Jan. 4. 1863. !
By virtue Of resolution lib, new series, of the
Common Council of the city of New Orleans. and
in accordance with section III of the city charter,
notice is hereby given that it is the intention of
the city of New Orleans to cause to be opened
and widened the northeast side of Orleans street
from Bayou st. John to Metairie Rcd. to a uni
foim width of one hundred and eighty feet &C.
cording to an act entitled IAN act TO regulate the
or ening, laying out and improving streets and
public places in the city of New Orleans and its
suburbs, incorporated and not Incorporated and
the banlieus of the same" approved April Sd,
1882.
JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
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PETITION.

n
Memorable COnse Commun de Ia Vile de la Nouvee
Orleans
Messeurs-Eous les sousgnes propretares de terrans
Iivo ct la Toledano demsndons
esnoTsoe corps aordSnner Sae "a St, section de ST.
sot pave svec lie pave pateute de Nlcolson.
L. zerega Il pieds
George Jonas, % pieds
K Converse PIP j. W. Noyes 81 pieds.
succession d. Alexandra Philips, 321 pieds,
y,hn A: Philips, 10 pieds
Thona, Mcknight 40 pieds.
Wolf a Prather, 81 peds.
Jt seph o. brien, IS pieds,
y. Lurgss 3s1S pieds
Thomss MeDOnnicle, 80 pieds.
William Creery. 81 peds
John A, " bnen IS Pieis.
g. G:r d fssS oS f sG tall Is pisds.
y J. Burlington pour sa femme 254 pieds
l. B. Cain. o. pfeds.
John ii Kennard; 63 pieds.
Lsttte, Dufho Gle p-rJ. Fsivre, % pieds.
". Van Benthuysen, 9i1a pieds
Nelson AZ Pieds pouces-
NJ. y Tas lor I'D pieds
G. w. ksce IS pieds.
j. W LsbOusse- b6 pieds.
George Purves, l27 pieds.
E. A. Tyler, "a pieds.
q A. Miltenbe-ger l23 pieds.
I. L pamarin per A. Damarin, q peds
J. N. Schwartz. 63 pieds.
G T. Beanregsrd. 80 pieds
1dward Ciaren, pieds.
j. Myers. % pieos.
Thomas Parker. Sc pieds.
Chss 4. johnson, 81 pieds
Catherine Macs. q pieds.
y. Pouliot 90 pieds
John Mathes "a pieds.
ID. W. HORNE a. peds
NINE jon o. Brien, per EmilsJ. oBrien, 96 peds.
frank hoder' q pieds
y. W. Banrucacene III pedA
ID @. McCsn 81 pieds.
George Scherr. 30 peds
James West 50 nieds.
George Soule. IS pieds-
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PROCLAMATION Do MARE.
MARIE DE La NoUvELLE ORLEANS,
Hotel de Vile, Janvier 4, 1869. I
En- vertu de Ia resolution No. lib, nouvees
Series, du Conseil Commun de la vile de Ia Nou-
velle Orleans, ct d'apies la section III de Ia
charte de Ia vile.
Avis est dome Que Ia vile de la Nouvelle Or.
leans intention de faire ouvrr ct eargir lie cote
nOrd-est de Ia rue d'Orleans, du Bayou st. Jean an
chemin de la Metarie, sur une largeur uniforme
de cent qustrevingt pieds, conformement IN
trace, ct rsmeoration des rues ct places pub
l;ques dams la vile de la Nouvelle Orleans ct de
faubourgs, ineorpores on non incorpores, ainsi
que les banlieus de Ia dite ville," approuve lie 3
Avril, 1882.
(Signe) JOHN R. CONWAY, Marie.
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DRICK sIDEW AXIS BoRDERsD BY CURB.
DstOnes Cutters on the south Of raver street.
To the Honorable Common Co.ncu az ths CI,v ~ N~
Orleans;
property holders and residents
that The s,sds Of the street between BarOnne and
inches higher than the 6anqastts completely over
nowed and Tor hours rendered impossible so that the resi-
.aSnE S.. s .ss e from
% tina, square until the sccu%9son Of water
viii your ~ pray that your honorable bodies
ou ss sS
HUGH MCCAIN 81 feet Grsvier
Hs E kim 2 y o. KRas y feet Drawer street.
Ppo. sALyINH sHak6, Is fses GrsVisr ' street
PiFRRF CHHTFRnu % fac. e-.v,s~. ,-..,
Total number Of running feet 10 petition pa
T,rorTo1ns EN- pw1oUrs- poap,s DE
'rA'isr entire SarOnns Ct Dryadss
Me.sieursI,s .ousrnes nro,r,s,s,.. q,
SUD Dc rue 9rsveI en- eee vile especs1eu
Saeties par de Vile en- De
Sou orqu peut les des osnquettes son. compleement
residents oui sont en- Ieng domiciIs % & uni 1'
draeut ~ rende aendre insona cs ons rssn sssoni.
mar les movens tres Ss cas 30 t1e Gnu eeouio
Ains mantensnt vs nr;sr4 o xahl.
les eoyens de- ia rue Graver '0"' ssue 'n' places
serviteurs etc ''-''' 'Os
HUGH ScuANN. 81 MED. me C;ravis,
s ssI Ndd IsAR r. 20 pisds ss -.
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[CfFIcIAL.
COMMON COUNCIL.
EXTRA SESSION.

BOARD OF ALDERME EN-.
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OFFICIAL.
lTIoN..........~...-~.-PETlrIoH

pETlTION......-... ....-...P ETlTION.
To ~. Honorable Common Council of the city Of New
Orleans:
The Undersigned Owners of Real Bsssse Witch fronts
Saint Charles treet SIDE, Tva Circle street
Body TO order said portion Of ST. Charles street side
between Tvo Circle and Tosdsno be paved
Michael Gerton, 81 feet
A. Wallace BunIer. ~ feet.
Mrs McCauif p feet.
J: NJ. Reid 50 feet inches.
=. =. Keep. 81 feet.
Ii. g. Grover. " feet.
4. BidweI, 60 feet.
y. Goldsmith, Ill feet.
Isaac Forcnimer, 81 feet
sbs a.; Mei'nl iss a 4 mt, . feet
Henry Kopmsn. II feet.
]. p Newman, for the NJ e. Church. IS feet
Mrs: r. K. Walker, Sc ct u
Iis z. dhomergue per pro. OLA, 60 feet.
{; j. Ferguson. los feet.
Charles Jnmonvle % feet.
NJ Mann. per Well Son, Is feet.
20 sYhins Hutchinson. per a o. Hutchinson, feet.
A: Ma'chand, 81 feet.
h hn,,,a' ~. A. :l HSsse.: e feet
VT Richards l3s feet.
Lsfsye te Foeer $50 feet
e Harris, l2s feet.
Mrs. M: v Bynon, &c feet.
James Byrns. 80 feet.
P. Oestac, C. feet.
Charles Gallagher 50 feet.
Mrs A; NJ Jennings. per Forneau, S. feet.
7. d. vumn sngs, ia feet
Ms. o. H. Watkins, 60 feet
L J. Webster. 81 feet
George W. West 65 feet.
Chss Churchill tutor etc minors of E H. Thorn Ga feet
<rthur hcGrrk, leo feet
ieh " H lender % , Js. s. feet
Smith McKenna l2S feet.
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ED UCATIONAL.

WAsHINGTON CoLLEGE. VIRGINIA.
THE SECOND TERN q the current session Of Washing
College, Gen. X T. LEE President, begins on FIRST
OF BY ard ntiues the end Of June students
entering for this pay halt the usual fees.
The organization OF the Ce leges compete In all the
departments Of Academic ard Scientific Education with
fu Corps Of Professors ana Asssans In addition
ordinary scientific studies fu taught In CIVIL
AND MINING ENGInEERIN0 and diplomas are conferred
in this school 4:
The b GLtH LAyGUAsE a,o is made distinct and
Thorough branch OF study.
The SCHOOL or Law Il In charge Of judge John w.
Breckenbrougf l.. L. ID
The entire expenses the $40 70
catalogue address T. O. GORDOs,
Clerk Of Facuiy,
Va
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AGENCY
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURED
TObaceo-2OOO packages choice bands
j. Y whitted's Gold Auibross, j. w. Corbn. Harry Lee.
North W. +. Tavor. Star Pounds Nat. Macon w.
u. Mlers Nutmeg, and various other brands for sale BY
De YAM MASON Sole Agents.
100 Poydrss street
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M Rn. q. HI. CALDWELL.
TEACHER or ALL BRANCHES
OF
n Thorough English Education. Moasra
Languages and Music,
DRAWING.
LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRAIrUsE.
Strangely Hossi.
10 lD chsrtres strset New Orleans
RYrEEEScEs.
Rsv. D.. Lsacock, New Orleans, La; Prof g. H. Dixoa
Charleston, g. c.; Hon. Trasimond Landry, Loaisans:
hon Judge Simon, New Orleans; Prof. Il. L. Caldwell
Trsnsylvsnis University
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r. sARKAziND
TOBACCO xANUFAOroRY.
Corner Chsrtres and O0as strs~1<
Mr. T. r. sARgAxlE thankful patronage dsd
70 the establishment Of his fscoy has constantly
used his exerions 70 Increase bis wedeseec repua
on able 10 ocer TO the Southern States superior
article Of Tobacco for smoking put up IN all sorts Of pso
suit the trde Bis sssortmen Of Chewing Tobacco.
Fines Cigars etc. Il renewed nv evsrv arrival.
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rrrEsgscss
Rev. Dr. LsAoeeE, New orIssus La Prof g. H. Dizoa
gharssst1n. 8 C.; Hon Tnssnona Landry, LSsssn.;
TransyIvsnis University. "
I .OUIsIAKA STATE sEMisAna.
FEAR ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
Founded and suppOrtsd by The State Of L.ouisians.
ma ns.s Session begins September 7tn 1865 sod siosss
FAeuLfTyonsisss Of frsl corp. offs instructor, IN all
branches Of Literature and Science usually taught bss:
So0Es. ., sryDI-E%orsoes Preparatory and an Aos4-
On Cosrs Special q cv Ens aslai sns
TKRssFsr al expsnses' except clothing salO szOl D.y
sc,s n advances balance In us payments January
Cadets rscsvsd any during the session. and sh.rzsa
Addrs.. P. ,. BOYD, suDsrus-adsni
GENERAL kIkdx sMIrs.
MILITARY ACADEMY.
At Sewca.tIs.
HENRY CoUsrY. KENTUCKY.
-
On September 18th, 1903 ErBBY SMITH with eor,- q,
.is'ss's whose aqaheautns highest order VIII
oPon- ~ Ne"castes hensucsS, IN
MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Eevcsstle is located IN tee healthy bluegrass, radon of
hsny county eqni distant our niles the Loassis
Railroads. With sch b. good ns
Snr ABOUT Two hours travel BY rail from Louisville.
Inc academy building owned by himself are OF modsru
conjunction admirably adapted for school and su-
as9 ~ me suburbs OF the town The Of education
~ impartial and searching aninstons discipline VIII
tne performance Of 6tty The domestic denartment
viii be conducted with liberalitv al a. 70 80
health comfort and cortent the scholar Toe sho
sstc divided 0 terms of twenty vaaks sscs
the hrt commencing ssbterber 18th TSs charees so
everytning excepting unife, books and medical stteno-
snee viii be three hundred and dollars in U 81
currency TOT the entife
equal one q the beginning Of each OF ths
session No eeoacncn rom these charges viii be made for
absence during the term proractsd sickness or
current term win be aired - = ~ -.
Uniform furnished the reasonable terns Bosks
and stationery at Louis ve prices the number Of pupls
should spPy once IA thus making permancnt rest
oenee Kentucky and devotng 70 the Education Of
- YOUTH the Principal hopes 70 The coooeraton OF h
friends In this Commonwealth.
ror fnrtner Information address T. KIRBY SMITH
nuaents viii leave the Ennnence on Louisville
:, RAILROAD whence ouanbusss vii convey than
70 newcastle Z. K g.
A LBEKT LYONS SCHOOL FOk SOFA,
sHATAwA. PIKE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
0sv Orleans and Jsekson RAihosAp
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II ALTMAN. d. e.,
TOPICAL ROOFING MANUFAoToRY.
And
DEALEz IN COAL. CHARCOAL. COKE, WHITE
SAND AND FlREWOOD.
No. xez Bienviiie street, Corner OF Marsis.
Orders left the above place. S. Mechanics
change. viii receive prompt attention
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LUMBER, COAL, WOOD.

L BUILDER,
Beurns thanks the citizens Orleans Pc.
ronage fer the last twenty years He has made
sve additions hs Workshop and introduced
working machines which win enable him promptly
any business his lire Shop and Office Pry-
sns and Washington streets. Mechanics Exchange. box
No. l.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs i'm Geergetowu.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ASNIvERsARY.-The Dun
barton-street M. +. Church Sunday School,
Celebrated yesterday afternoon, at the church,
their fiftieth anniversary. Nearly all the Sab-
bath schools i'm town were present, comprising
over six hundred children. Among the VISIT
ing schools was that of the Methodist Mission
Al the Chain Bridge, the children of which
came down and returned in q canal boat The
exercises al the church were very intere sting
consisting OF prayer by Rev. Dr. McCauIey.
reading OF the Scriptures 10y Rev. Mr.. VIII
lisms, address by - Singleton, responsive
exercises by the Dunbarton-street Sabbath
School, interspersed with singing by all the
children, who closed with the doxoloyy: after
which, benedicton was pronounced by Rev.
DIR. Williams.
DANGEROUSLY lLL.-We regret 20 learn thai
Samuel Cropley, Esq. one Of the oldest citi.
zens OF the town. is lying dangerously i'll a. has
residence, and his decease is hourly looked for
RIVER FIoNT.-Entered-Ste Geo IL
Stout, ord, Philadelp hia, and schooner David
Foust, Lord, Boston.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGR.-The offerings 10.
day on Change Were 2,-5O bushels wheat and
l,ttb bushels corn. Saies-Wheat-2O0 Gus hels
(damaged) At Stl0, Loo bushels (fairl at II 40
80 bushels (prmel at 81 60. $50 bushels choic.
al Sis; Corn-l,6 60 bushels (white) al % cents
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ALKALofps that bleach the teeth destroy
them. The balsamic Sozodont contains peiiher
acrid acid nor corrosive alkah. II Is a pure
and mild vegetable preparation. aud contains
a saponaceous principle, derived from the IA
nous South American Soap Tree. which rem
ders IL the finest cleansing preparation ever
used for dental PURPOSES. e.
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i He CHI ZAP AOE

WEIGHS BEST FAMILY FLoUR. 500 !:
BONDS Burnt Mills FAMILY 81 - !. b.rr.t
sack Na'''s
ARLIHGToN EXTRA, hish grade, 81 "a
very hne Imperial and Gunpowder TEA. 81 -
Lover gredes in prolorti0n.
BEST JAVA COFfEE, IS cents per M.
9OOp BIO COFFEE, 22 cent? per ID
Crushed, Powdered, and 0ranu attd SUGAR ~
cents Brown sueer, 90 cents
RRunforss TnacT PoWDHR; "a cent.
PEACHES, flb. cans, 3J cents
AT THE ChBAP PLACE
q. 4. 0HARF SONS.
myI m 232 eth st wet. bet. m aud n
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For TIVE TRApEs.-Brown ana blue Oyerxlls
and Jumpers, blue satInet Pants, aGd blue
flannel Coats, Pants, and Vests
have now In stock some very desirable Ar
icles of these sorts, worthy OF Inspection
Gko 4. HENNrNa.
No hll 4
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A NEW WAY OF Dome BUsISEss-Holiau-
der Bros will commence from this day 10 sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods al five per
cent. above cost. We ask all who are in need
OF the above goods 10 patronile Us as IL will
save considerable money TO the buyer and ena-
BILE us To continue selling goods at these rates.
HoLLAEDER Bros, 2lO Penna avenue.
SILL: between Itth andl5th SITS
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Alone FELT NEED has been supplied through
the Introduction into America OF Hofs Malt
Extract; the most eminent physicians IN the
United States have not failed TO realize this
fact. and they have endorsed with uneqnIvecal
expressions OF satisfaction, so great and long
desired an acquisition 70 the medical proies-
sion.
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TIE POPULAR OAK HALL CLOTHING HORSE
Is taxing MEASURES TO clothe all the people, aud
our citizens are rapidly awaiting themselves
OF the opportunity offered 20 purchase stylish,
well made and durable clothing. az prices ua-
usually Iop. Oak Hall, 400 TN street, opposite
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CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEsT.-W White
Shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 Is, and upwards Tn
dershirts and Drawers, from IS cents up wards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand
kerchIefs, already hemmed, ? for Is cents. Tue
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, clotn.Iiu-d
button-hole, 10 cents q box; and all other goods
at equally low prices, al Franc & Goldman's.
Marble Hall, No. ass eth street, opposite Patent
Office. Sill
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THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, - Market
Space. between Sth and Sih streets. IS in con
slant receipt OF the latest novelties in the way
OF Jewe;ry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &c.
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VERY aENrREL Linen Once Goats NJ 81 so
a. A. Strauss Popular Clo'hing House, Penna
avenue. between 10Th and llth streets, thre,
doors from llth ST.
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RAILROADS.
BAJTIhoRB AND OHIO RAILROAD,
r a 8 81

WssHISsyos. lsss.
MORE and WAsHINGT0N AND THE WksT
are nov ruR ~ follows. viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
p a.. and is;''' sSo' 40 sac. ssd 10
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily except So uday &C . aud 30 N
and 30 and % 20 P. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave % A. N and 40 P n No tru,n n,
o. from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Icy sys Ct a n. and lais, $40 a:ss, sod
FOB War STATIONS.
Leave % . A. n. and ,. so and s:ssPN
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday ard SUNDAY, -
a. "A $50, and = "a and r. N.
On s sonasys.s 90 1is 90. sSs sie n
meeting ct Relay Station With trsius from BsItl-
more 20 wheeling, Parkersbura, &C.
Through tickets 20 the West can be hsd &c fbs
washington station Ticket Once at al hour, %
the day. Also, st the Compsnys Once, 500
Pennsylvanis avenue. Passengers purchasius
tickets ~ the avenue ONCE can there arrange 20
have their baggage called for and checked thelP
residence taken 20 the depot. and pus In the beg
FOR New York Philadelphia, ana Boston. o..
sdvertisenent 81 "Throueh Line
WILSON, Master Of Trsnsporta.ion
Il. "a. COLI, General Ticket Agent
noS GEO. q. kOOETZ, General Agent
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$50 DOZEN English Socks. double heels and
toes, S3.75 dozen, or 35 cents per pair, Just
received at Marble Hall, No. as 7tn street. op-
posite Patent Once. bill
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EN '-'Ia e'A1l1' 48t
SP r Nc STOCK
NOW OPEN At
M a n X RIT RS,

NO. $50 bBVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN d AND STREETS,
sdoofs above Odd Fellows Hall,
EMBRACING NOVELTIES IN
PAPERHANGINoe, WINDOW SHADES, Pho.
TUBE RRAMEs, PICTURE CORD AND rAs-
Sells, PAINTINGS, ENoRAVIHGs, OHRo-
mes, PlCTU11 NAILS, RINGS, &C.
Please remember name and number,
TERMS CASH. a.a..u
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For FINE WHITE SHIRTS 60 TO the Origin Al
Franc, 49, 9TH street, between ID and l.. Prices
IS, 81, Sl,25 and upward.
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For LINEN Collars and Cuffs go TO the Origi
nal Franc, 4yi eth street. between ID and T.
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FLouRIsH1Ne ScHooL.-The fioral aud
strawoefry festival held by the Sabbath Soho d
OF the Metropolitan NJ. +. Church on Wedns,.
day evening last, realized nearly S6OO, besides
&iU0 contributed by the membership On the
day following, check for $3.50 was recei ed
from David Clark. OF Hartford, Couuect,cut.
for the purpose of establishing a school library
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L Z NJ Terry NOTICE

r, Persons Wishing TO improve their Lots in Puh,,e
Cemster1eo and Priyate Burial Grounds vii A.
veil, before psrchasng elsevh here, 20 al ma az.
anime our large md ney stock Of
ITALIAN AND AMRRIOAN MARuIu
lH0sUHeNE, ..-.
TIE eTEAA IARbLk WO6Ks OS
MIN .o,s nnrp Gsrnaa ssrssss, BsiiHors.
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CITY ITEMS s.

SLRRvI BUTTONS
Spiral Studs.
Alaska DIAMONDS SCI In gold.
rcefNed TINS morning a Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry store, No. $50 Penna avenue, tween
AZ and 9TH St
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SANDER SuIr.-To.day, q Burgess and :
H. Harrington, as counsel, entered suit for
Allen and Clara Wright against Charles T. aud
M!llie Lewis for Islander, laying damages al
inst, the defendant Millie ussd toward tne
plaintiff Clara, the words "You are nothing
more less than low-lved Canterbury girl :
the very lowest Of Canterbury girls"
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Try ThoS. BOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetowp.
TRUeTEIg SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
lmPkOtED AID UNSUPPORTED ZEAL rs
TATn AT TH1 CORNER OF GREEN AND
DUSBARTON STREETS, GEORGETOWN.
- By virtue of a deed of trust frem Walter
E..., Cooley 10 me Gated September y, 1858, and
recorded in Llber J. A. s., No E0, foIios
.aS, ac OF the land records Of the District OF CO.
lumbia, Will, on MEUNHeDAY. June IS 1889 az
Q CLOCK D. m, offer for sale. on the premises q
poblc eucton, 20 the highest bidder. ali those
psrts OF Lots Of ground In Georgetown. in the
county sforesaid, known and described rs follows
oreo ana twenty hve, u25,D Of Thomas Beallr
feet on Dunbarton street, and running back OF the
same width one hundred and twenty feet Also
part OF Lot one hundred and twenty six, li6 } OF
taid addition, beginning for its bounds al the
seutht asf corner Of said lot, and running thence
on Green street north 81 feet, thence vest n feet
beginning. :" 'As
The amount due on the said deed il sbout rs an
Terms Of sale One half cash; balance in sit and
twelve months, TO be secured By Q deed of trust
tonyeyapcfnG and stamps at the pure aser q coat
S1s to be paid ON each lot st the fall Of the ham.
mer. Resale, at purchasers cost and risk will be
made In hve days il compliance with terms Of sale
be not complied with In that time by the nur.
chaser or purchasers. A convenient subdiyisiop
OF this valuable real es ate be seen 81 the OF e
OF Thomss Downing, oucttoneer, and will be ar
hibtteo on the premises Ct the time OF sale
MALTBR 3. cox. Trustae
myS-eoAds THOMAS BOWLING. AuctT
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The ANNUAL COMMENCEMRNf OF St. John q
Hail will take place at St. Johns Church TO.
morrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock. The Rlent
Reverend Bishop OF the Diocese will be present
on the occasion.
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THE WARRINGTON MONrMRNT-The Grand
Lodge OF Free and Accepted Masons of Arkau.
sas, Mississippi, Florida, and Virginia have
esch IurnIshed 4 sculptured stone TO be used
In the construction of the Washington Mopu.
ment. Each stone has the compass and square
engraved on 1t. St johns Lodge, No. TO- o,
Richmond, Va, and Lafayette Lodge, No O. OF
new II ORR, nave also blocks OF stone tor the
same purpose. These are 10 be placed on the
inside OF the monument so as to be read Will
ascending The spiral staircase
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SALES OF REAL EsrATR.-Fitch and Fox
aucuoneers and commission merchants have
and streets and New Hampshire avenns -
John w. Nairn for 1854 cash.
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4 a 3 d " A = Z

III " A =.
md sSs he has taken tn.
an. SAvAGk HARDWARk STORE.
rSeneylyenfa avenue, Dear 10Th street,
EnHSe ne ylli conduct general HABD- ~
StanS11 AID HOUSE FURNIeHIHG0 u
psDne ssneraiH share Of patronsGe.
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lBY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICE,

To diminish stock We are selling Of lQI Bridge
street, Georgetown. Lawns, Orr sndies. areua
dimes, PercaIs, Pi1ues, Alpacas, and ali kinds OF
summer pre.e Goods at greatly reduced prices
Black Grenadines, IS and 81; Black Alpacas, % 20
9l: Black Silks, At 81 50 to s., very cheap; SIM
umbrellas and Parasols; GauZe Merino Cuder
yesfs; Csicoes, fast colers, 10 and IL: Delaipes
IS and - cents. Just received one case nsre same
Kind Biesehed Muslin yard wideD We have been
selling at IL. cents.
jsll I'm BENJAMIN MILLER.
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RY THos. F0wLINo, Auctioneer; q .orsetow,

Il Illus fowLiNo, Auctioneer; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Isr
sTEEkT, GkORGET0wN, ID. O., AT AUC-
- ON MONDAY AFTERNOOH. June 2,.t, ut 8
~: o'clock: will sell. in front Of the prewiees
- part OF Lot No l02 fronting Is feet Inches ON
first street. between Market and Potomac sfreets
Toy depth OF l22 feet to = 20 foot alley. The i'm
proyemtnts consist Of . 1arae, substantial three
rooms, cellars, brick stable, and gas and water
Terms; One third cash; bal apce in SIX and twelve
months. with interest, secured by o deed of trust
on the property Conveyancfng Ard stamps at the
cost OIL the purchaser Slo viii be Required when
THOMAS DOWNING,
le 9eo&ds Intel. q Courfer.l Auctiopeer
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RELIGIOUS exercises were held At the iai'
Yesterday afternoon, conducted by William q
Finney, Esq, and Colonel b. +. Hawkes., al
which tracts, papers, and pamphlets were dis.
tributed by Mrs. L. u. E. Kicks, Olive Free.
man, and A. X. Chapman.