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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs I'm Geerxetsvu.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining IN tue Post Once
In Georgetown. IL. C.. Sept 50, 1859:
Lddies L.sL-Ailen Mary Mrs; Benton Jenny;
neomr Eizsnsth Mrs; Corson Arabelia Miss.
"A Mrs; Goodhue Mrs; Goldhue Minnie
Miss; Hugo rs Annie Mrs; johnson Martha;
;,ohsson Sousia Miss Lucas Mary Mrs.
McComo Susan Mss ,; Middleton Polly Mrs:
Prater Mrs; PeirceC J Mrs; Pryor Juha Mis-;
Payne Virginia Miss; Reid Lizzie A Mrs: Reei
Ads Mis-; Smith Mrs: Thomrs Mole Miss.
Genfiemsa's Lisf.--CChee solomon; Caudler
w NJ; Craig Philip 5, Chase Judson X; Corsou
Capt DAVID: Dericksou James w; Gsfford w IN
"; Hughes George; Holmes Chss II. ,. Jeffrey
Jesse mir: Jones Richard; Jones Jerry; Lynch
James Rev; Munro Richsrd; Parker John p;
Pool John W. ?; Pallitier Antoaia; Powell
Sam1 L. Rettew Andrew; Roaue A: Rivers
psrker I: Spicer o; Snoufer q T; Schmidt
* Co. Somers Capt Richard: Townsend Ste
phen II. 2, Tolpsy Capt & W; TALBOT Capt
SIsorse; Wilder VIM II; Washington George;
WeudlirS David, 3; Williams Joseph; Wilson
ALVIN.
GRoeeRrowS BOYS N RLUE-A. amee,ins
OF THIS organization Tuesday nigh, tle CON-
mauding general made the following az aoiut-
mems as his staff :-9sorse Dyen, '.staa'
lrsrsc'or General; Henry G Cryer, Assistant
Querternss'er; wills on Fuller CnaplSiu: VIM
p Lfe, Aide deCamp; - Lepmon. ArIe-
de-Cdmp. Recruiting officers msSe reports.
end commissions Were Issued 10 the following
ohoeIs Barton Fisher. Geo. Hawkins K Jb't
Fleet snd PlPtc Lee. Bernard Johnson rs-
pOI'tI tpHl us Dfu CTEanlLtI a drum corps
consisting OF inc drummers, to be attached
10 the brigsde, uniformed with blue cap. rel
osnd, Jacket and blue pantalOons. Al
loUrped.
TIE BARGE SrGEEr PREsBYTRRrAN
CHUrcH.-The adlcurped meeting ct the mcm-
les OF the congregation OF ia church WAS
held last evening. with a view 10 sx ending a
call for new pastor, 70 fill the vacancy occs-
stoned by the departure some months since of
Rev. A. A. f. Taylor. Several names were
presented, hut no ballot was taken. and further
action was postponed Indefinitely II is under
stood, however, that the choice Of the congre.
cation viii most likely be- Rev. Mr. Lewis. OF
tleyelaE1, Ohio, who is we'll known 20 them.
having frequently OBLIGATED in the church.
COAL SHIPMRNTs.--During the week ending
Saturday, September 2dh, the shipments OF
coal from Cumberland by canal am Junted 10
1867 tons.
A NEW BAND.-Lssteveninge several tsplelux
were presented before a large audience in oil
Trinity Church hy tie pupils OF Trinity school,
and everything passed of in the most creSlta-
Die manner. Ibe proceeds of the exhibition. IL
is understood, are 10 be applied % the purchase
OF the necessary instruments for ! brass hand
about to b. formed among the pupils Of the
school
Change this morning Were |, 90 bushels rea
wheat, OF which only AGO bushels sold AZ sIi0
aSl.is.
RIVER FRoST.-E Entered, steamer Thomas r
Cahi!l, Smith, F9ltU ore.
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GxCrTRxxNr on SIvHNrH srHzET-In pass
ing down Seventh stree. this morning. we
no iced that at the store Of Mr.. W. w. Burdette,
Nc. ISL, between i and 4 streets, quite an
door and windows. On approaching, We dis.
covered that the interest was caused oy the
display of a new and large stock Of dry goods,
earle;s oil cloths, &c. all ios ,ns ta III and
wants Of this market. Mr. Burdette IL one
who believes Ia the motto OF 20 aick sales and
small proais," and no one who goes In there
with the view Of purchasing .ho M,a % leave
extensivp-embraoing fine dress goods as well
&. the commoner fabrics, hosiery. gloves, aud
the smaller articles, &c, all adapted TO the
season, and which are offered AZ tne cheapest
rates The articles are so numerous that We
cannot enumerate them all, but we recommend
those in want OF any kind OF dry goods to read
his advertisement in our columns to-day, and
call 1T his store and see for themselves.
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WASHINGTON MEDICAL SOCIETY This SO.
ciety held a meeting last night, the subject I'M
der consideration being DIR. SchOepp's applica.
ton for an expression OF opIBion of the society
on the medical testimony gwen on his trial for
the murder of Miss Steinecke. Discussion was
participated in by Drs. Busey and Reyburn,
the former taking the ground that the society
should leave the matter in the hands OF the
Governor OF Pennsylvania, DR.. Reybnrn con.
sidered 1t proper subject for consideration by
the association. The debate was of consider
able interest 10 those present, being review Of
what tIanspired at the posi- mortem examira-
ton, the condition Of the body, and the chemi-
cal properties of the blood, SC.
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QUITE NUMBER of thai friends aEi =
qusintauces assembled AZ he Metropoiitsn u
L. Church, at II O'Clock to-day, - vitae "a
marriage Of Mr.. Wynus L. Wysart and Mes
Minny Grler The happy pair we're atiende i
ny Mr.. Chapman and Miss GTsr. sister .. the
hride-the gentleman leirE Ore 4 10 :" -....
dluon8l black, ana the ladies TeTh aired a
neat travelling suits. pearl gray " color, With
short Illusion Wells over their has. Inn d.
sicily after toe ceremony, the parry set out on a
bridal our North, receiving The congratulations
Of their 1iiends in the carrisge ietore starting.
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MARRIEp-Mr Fred. G. Nantz- formerly OF
this city, was last evening married 10 Miss
Emma Gibson OF this city, at the residence of
Stonesireet performing the ceremony. Fred
was formerly connected with the CoAstitutioanI
tsiion in this city, and Is now resident of
Louisville, Ky, Milling the position OF business
agent on the coeY ser. Jozraai in that city The
bridal party left for the West last evening,
win the best wishes Of their numerous friends
IL this city.
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TIE FRANKLIN SCHOOL BUILDING To-day
Mayor Bowen. with Messrs. }. = Crocker ana
Clark. of the Aldermen: Browne, of the Coun-
Gil: Champlu, Duiiu. j. :. Brown. OF the
Trustees visited the Fran Kiln School Builcing
corner Of Thirteenth and h streets, which i
now finished, and AFTER inspecting il the con.
tractor turn! y over TO the Mayor. The drdi-
Catory exercises will take place al 2x O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, when an address will be
delIveICd by Rev. l.. Van Bokkelin, ID. ID OF
Baltimore, and other interesting exercises will
take place
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PAYMENT OF TIE CORPORATION LABoRERs
MI J. Sayies Brown, the DIsbursing Clerk OF
the Corporation, has flushed paying the Cor.
and Fifth wards. ana is now paying those In
the Fourth Ward, and will in few days pay
tie men OF the Sixth and Seventh.
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For FALL AND WINTBR.-A large stock OF
CLeyiottes, Oxford's, Silk, Mixed, Harris and
Melton Cashmere Suits at 2i2, SIS, SIS and
$40 per suit Just received at A. Strauss
popular clothing house, Pennsylvania avenue.
between 10Th and 11th streets, three doors east
OF 18th street,
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UEDeRsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, soc, 6Oc., 75c.
81, At the Original Franc, 49i 7th ST., bstws en-
ID a-d T.. No Branch Store. 1921:
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GOOD SOCKS for winter, s, ~, ID, 25 cents, a
the Original Franc, 10; TIN ST., between ID and
L. No Branch Store. 9,29,l:
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RnMovAL.-A. Fisher, French Steam Scour-
erer, and Agent for the Sta en- Island Dyeing
Establishment, has removed his Office from
Az 7th street opposite Patent Once, TO I35 9Th
street, between + and q, opposite Patent
Office.
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FINE WHITE SHIRTS, &c, 81, Sl.50, -, 81 50
at the Original Franc, i9i 9TH st, between L
ana T.. No Branch Store. 1921:
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SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, i9i
5th ST., bet. II and L. 40 Branch Store. 1921:
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, JUDGE FisA<r.-Yesterday,
Michael Burke, indicted for assault on Eme.
line Harnesses on the 18th Of April, 1859, was
convicted, aud a capias was is ued hear
judgment. John Curran, as sault upon Angus
tus Newbaus on the 10th of june last, was
convicted and semitic Jail fog six months. VIM.
Clarke and Emmett Tasco, riot aud affray on
the I'D OF June last, were convicted; Clarke
was sent TO jail for one month, sud capias or
dered for Tasco. ID. HALEY, for stealing plutl-
looms from George Better, was convicted aud
sent to Jail for three months. He was also
convicted OF assault and battery on Janet Lyon,
and for stealing jewslry aud money from John
l.. Lyon, and was sentenc d ID three months in
Jail IN each case, making niue months in all.
This morning, In the case Of Chas. Newman
and Theo +. keeney, indicted for larceny, q
nolle pres. was entered Is 10 the first namst
Richard Rountree indicted for the larcsny of a
bar OF gold, valued at S45, was found not uilty.
Adams for defence. Edgar Briscce and Frank
West. indicted for the grand larceny of SIS
from ". II. Davis, are on trisl. In the case of
Sarah Bslnhart, indicted for petit larceny,
nolle pres. was entered.
EQUITY COURT, Judge Oia,-To-day. Mary
Ellen McElfresh agt Zachariah McElfr. sn:
decree of divorce from bed and board. Zacha.
liah Nc Elfresh agt. NJ ny Ellen Elfresh: de.
Gre Diminishing bill. Steover and wife ayi,
Kendall ct al; order restraining defen "a 1T from
proceeding at Law, and rule to show cause DIS
missed.
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Alexandria Items.

The Alexandra Gazette of last evening has
the io.io ing items:
REVIVAL MEET iNGs.--A revival meeting is
in progress a. he Msthdist Prot stant Chureh
in this city, under the ministration Of Rev M r.
Benron, the pastor, assisted by Rev r..
Nichols. Of Baltimore. A meeting OF the same
character is now, and has been for the last ten
nights, in progress In the Methodist Episcopal
Church, with encouraging signs Of a successful
termination.
DIPTHEEIA.-Dipth ria is now prevailing 70
som" '-'s"' T. 'Nis oi'v, several deaths having
resulted fror, il diving the last two weeks:
ana among the houses A. has invaded are two
from each OF whloh two Of the occupant were
removed.
FRBRDMRN's SCHooLs.-The female schooI
i5ichers CT the freedmen's schools IN THIS CITY
have retn'nsd from their summer recrest,on N
the North, aud will resume their duties on
Monday next, me Atm proxiMo.
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REV. J. p. NEWMAN, of the Metropolitan I'M
E. Church, VIII resume MS pulpit dulles on
Sunday.
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NON AGA COLLEGE,.

The exercises cf
GOSEsG C0LLrGE,
w,u In On = sir--t' t,ftr.sE afh rsf lo'i.
MONDAY, sEPTEnskR e,I.ss.
For particulars. spB.y 20
"a Sot JAS. CLAkkE, 8. J . President
st MATrHkN' tSsTITTTE
- SIZE. Z. ietwean is.h ard tSth
=, studiss viii be resumed IN thu Iustitution on
FIRST MONDAY or SEPTEMBER.
No EXtrF cfargss fer 'ha MODEM lsDr-aga.
fhoneg ply ara Drawing
su-7 BIO TOBIAS p.,.,,o,
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THIS 10 TO NOTIFY TIE PUBLIC that Geo. b.
Wilson & 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, &C. rs Cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star. 7,li
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MR. q. BAUM, the we'll known corset and
hoopskirt manufacturer, mas Just returned
from Europe
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AL N E VS.,

hmusements. Excursions. Pic-Sics, -.
NATIONAL -Boucicau,ts new q %.
ms, FOTnOsa.
Opn BELLOWS HALL.-Wyman, the yeutril.
lCquist, aud his LIlIiputian CIrcus
EXCURSION to Norfolk and re;nrr on Oh.
steamer Cot on Mondays and Tnursdays
DAILY EXCURSION 70 Mount Vernon y, ,,s
steamer Arrow, at 10 a m. -
MARKRIrsR's Arr GALLERY, i-G eth stree:
SHIIH Il STEoNs's ART GALLERY 2l5 4
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RoYs IN BIuK.-See notice OF meeting at
Union League Hall tonight.
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THE POTATO LAw.-On Monday Edward
O'BIien ives f1ned g BY Justice j. ~ CLARK.
for selling potatoes by the barrel, c0atIary u
law. The law provides that potatoes shat +,
cold by weight, Sc pounds to the bushel, but IL
is stat tina, while huessters are made u
comply With II, that many truck farmers con-
tinue to sell by the barrel.
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FIRE To.pAY-About IL O'Clock TO day M
alarm of fire was run from box As; a stable be
longing to Mr. john wilson, located in tn.
alley in the square bounded by I'm aud 1oth
and HI aad streets having be IN discovered
on FIRE. The Union mo. ~. Franklin mo. q
and the Hook and Ladder companies Were
early on the ground and extinguished th'
fismes preventing the destruction OF the ad
Joining property. The loss is about 81 100, or
which there is no insurance; and 1t Is though
ii was the work of an incendiary.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL CARRIAGE OWNERS
Mes SIS. joyce d Co. of l4th street. have, With
their Usual eneray anG busiI.eSs tlct, taken thu
lead ~ n very important meter, interesting all
owners OF carriages. As will be seen by TIER
advertisement, hey have effected an insurance
in our best cc-nr" u'c7 upou all carriages left 10
their charge. either for repairs, storage or COM
MISSION, and are confident this will increlss
their well established business. The house j.
one Of the oldest and most responsible IN tho
city. aud tue proprietors have ALWAYS n en-
noted fof C siisT.Cr - re o. Geir CGr,fd3cs and
ne oI1Ht "a, ~ ION - all business eu.Ius,ed
TO their care. This insurance is affected a,
quite an expense, but the Messrs. joyce s~em
determined TO leave nothing undone 10 SATISFY
their customers. We would rec Ommend all IN
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FOR THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishin
Coos go to the OrigInsl Franc. 494 9Th street
between ID and E. No Branch Store 929I:
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GIRsAS NBT8RAN UNION LAST evening
tE-s q SoSiaiion he'd their meeting, and by the
noanelAl report or their secretary IL was shown
That me money from dues and limitations
auouu'st . SH-.20 expended for relief 70 des-
tIiG:e merters. 81 20. Eorty-rine aew mem.
f~rs have been admitted during the last quar-.
trr, forr dismissed, Que resigned, and one dis
nor 1-soly dismissed oy coui q martial. A com.
mIt'ee. with Capt RoSer burg ss chairman was
appointed 20 wait or the Board of School Trus.
q e 20 urge tue appointment NJ certain teaches 9
of the German lssgusge Ia toe public schools.
Seyersl new members Eere initiated Ad.
,CIrned
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Georgetown Advertisements.

Georgetown Advertisements.
NROOEE1Esi GRO GRIEs,!
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Is coDse luence OF damage % ny store yesterday
~ awniTiwlud, j viii offer E1,os vsffs lraEfr-
TePs.rs az reduced pr.css. L wolId call particu-
lar attention 10 our
WEALTH OF NATIONS EXTRA FLOUR,
nearly equal to Family Flour, at q verg low tie.
~ cents upwards. Very fne old WHISKY AZ
u per gallon, low grtde WHISKY as 81 IS rsr
saii n' and everything else &c e.srsspendins
Southeast Cor. Bridge AND High sts
se 2'6t Georgetown.
FURNITURE FURNITURE
AT RcDUCeD P8ICEs.
living TO the scarcity OF money. the subscriber
VIII offer bis stock of fine Parior and Cham -
Der Suites, Coairs, W.rdrobes. Mattresses,
&C. comprising good sssertment, at very
reduced prices. As his business il attended
20 In person, his light expenses enable him TO OF
fer goods 1t a much smaller advance than those
paying high rents and large esls les
j. B. WELLS.
las Bridge street. GEORGETOWN, ID. c.,
ee 24lm Termination OF street cars
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CoRNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis.
eases OF the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist No. i24 PennsyI.
vania avenue, between Az and 9Th streets.
Hours from q. m. TO 9 p. m. Calls made at
tor consultation AZ Office. Established 1861.
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ChOlCE OLD CONVENIENT JAVA COZ.
~ FEE,
WEIGHS lrD RAYsBEsT FAMILY FLorR
GOOD EXTRA FLOUR, wsRRAy TED, s.P PER
BARREL.
Just received. 10 BARRELs OF THAT PURE
OLD IIEGLER WHISKY, snly "a per gallcn
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN TIE CITY.
Also, very fine old SHERRY AND POBr WINES.
q. WITMER.
Family Grocer,
sells 119 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Jet Sets,
Jet Chains.
Nagcs and Dolls,
Siiver-platsd Ware,
Received this morning, at Priggs One Dollar
Jewelry Store, Nc. 1876 Penns ylanIa avenue,
between * and 9th streets.
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FIFTY CENTS PER FAIG for good Canon
Flannel Drawers tor Men ana Boys.
Gill ADAMsON's, 8 6 9th stree
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DIVORCE CAsR--To-day, in the Equity
Court, Judge Ohm. decree was made the
rIsh McEiiresh, divorcing the parties from bed
and board, with the right to hereafter apply
for die charge from this order. The custody of
defendant - TO pay so alimony. In the ca e
OF the husband against the wife, decr, c Yves
made dismissiDg bill with costs. Tho wife
sets forth that she was married In 1896; that che
has one child by defendant; aud charges him
with i'll treatment, turning her into the scr It,
&c. The husband filed bill alleging siultry
with a mau named Prather. Messrs. Fenda n
and Fendall appeared for the wife, ana Mr..
Hine for the husband, and the testimony as
taken before ]. J. johnson, Examiner.
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o. htNI~rs CESCg CF III PAsT-THR SRA
e. WIS NI-I-td TINS morning by Col Henry
q c-Tf, Of Obs waCss lest VISIT - WASH
VS. IVo,-irs- sixty wears $50
- come hf.e WIN a wagon load of
SUD % sky fTDr- ths Garden OF Eden
=. l>EIrg CT cCCrtv. NJ ,uh here q then Inv. d
w.. cst:ire such prices Tor his load here IS he
g Ecc. n Tush,t 81 20 Nsrlbo-O'. which
'rEtoOsiy enough. we then q better narke,
Z move prOspeECus place tben Washington
sI over space CT rear.y f,fty years Coi n
= Low, - 'se see g ssyeEty-dye, coufemnis,
* removal 20 California. From bis 50
pear7 see and srris euiress, We Judge him 20 n.
eocd 60 2inoStss Tong stretch in the Golden
S-ate.
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CHAIGR oV RoBBBRY. jenkins and
Lews ThoEss, coiorsd, were before Justice
walter Yesterday charged with theft. and re
committed 10 AL for q further hearing. Jen.
kins and Thomas had bfen employed by Ellen
put another story on her HOUSE. and in takip
oE me 1901 she ALLEGES they came across q tin
ook wen the rafters, containing her So.
VIE, amosehng TO sSs9, and spirited tue
Fam ea"Hy' "nereupon she had them arrested.
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THE GRKATBsT relief imaginable can be at.
forced this warm weather ty wearing one of
those elegant suits selling a. "a, Astonishing
ly lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall clio. a.
ing store, $50 Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once. W here, in addition 10 geLtlemen's ban.
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah IA Pogue, drlb
dete alpaca ard Linen suits, children 5 Carl.
halde suits In great variety are also to be had at
he most reasonable prices. $3.50
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Iowa REPUBLICAN AssoCIArIoN-A meet.
IIg of tbs Association was held last night 10
\ Ifsct arrangements by winch Government
employees cen attend the STATE election in No.
yemoer- Gen. Chapman. chairman Of the COM
Ht''ee OF arIsrgeIlents- appointed al preyi-
Gus meeting, repCIJ, that the committee had
Is eiyed proposals IrOm the Northern Central
railroad which they deemed Iicaral being an
average Of about ole cent per mile. ana recon-.
mSIcsd the Association 10 accept re same
v Inch wss sgreGd 70, and in order - facilitate
ibe work q furnishing the certificates 10 the
mer,te-s OF the Association, Mr.. A. M. Scott
" Ss authorized 20 issue al 4 SIGN them all, and
" q atfrrd every cay Al ne Office Of Chapman
= HosT-CI for The IurIcsa.
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REV. JosIPH T. DuRYRA, ID. d., pa,,,, -,
the Classon Avenue Presby terisn Chu-cs
suest OF James y. Tusiiu, 3s6 I street III
Duryea will speak Tonight at the dedie stion a;
the hall Of the young Mems Chris,ian Assoc n.
non.
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EsleehSTs ros Acknowledgement q
sheir way 10 Alibama, whore tnev nrono'. -
ssttle They stopped yesterday a. Pahs,,s ror.s
H0lle, near the depot, AID Istye q, o.
Aiabsua. lands having e.en purchased an IN
THIS company being only the ADVANCED susrSS
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RuBBER ShEETINo and Nursery Cloth, Air
Pillows, &C.
SILL: ADAMeON's, 500 9Th street
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Nr BealI, from the Committee on Drainage,
IepoI Il Il bills authorizing the laying OF va
maIu in 9Th street east, from Pennsylvania
avenue 10 q str, ct south; TO constId a lever
on Sd street east, between East Capitol sud ID
stfsets south; build seGer in N sr1 ct nor b,
and 10 extend an slley in square 32ii 70 extend
W alter main in Rhode Island avenue, from 18Th
to 10Th streets west; to lay water-msin In lZth
street west, fIom N to D str IS north, thence
along street north TO 18th stfI ct wsst, build
sewer traps on the corner OF III. s'roe ~ 81 aud
II street north; On the cora Ul IN 1t q
and II sire et roI =, "a 'F q .yys IA square ;
31S and 4U3; all Of which we've passed.