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REPUBLICAN MASS MRETING.-A mass meet
ing OF Republicans was held IN the Council
Oman Der on Saturday evening, under the au-
spices OF the Fourth Ward club, W hich was
well attended. Mr.. J. II. Crossman IN the
char: Prof A. NJ. Green Secretary.
MI Espy offered a preamble and resolutions
setting forth that charges having been prefer
red against Mr.. j. III. Craze, Commi< slOner OF
the Fourth Ward, of having wronged men en-
ployed under him: a committee of three Demo-
Gratis and two Republicans be appoiRted-W
W Moore, X. Ball. W II. Nalley, A IL
Browne and W. ) Morse-to investigate the
charges and report TO the meeting ON Tuesday
evening, which was adopted.
Mr.. Crossman addressed the meeting AZ some
length en- the improved condition OF Corpora
tlon affairs, under the present administration,
and was followed by Mr.. A T. Newton Cor
poration book keeper.) who spoke of the educa.
tional interests of the colored people having
been neglected by the sold citizens" After
speaking OF the hand bills circulated by the
''eluzens charging profiigacy, &c, ON the
present city government, he made n Statement,
OF the expe mixtures for three quarters OF each
OF the three several fiscal years ending June
-Utn- 1877. dc. l-6S. and do, 1859 footing up re-
sp"cuvely S3sO,7u9.UO, SSi},lG3. y, ~3Ig.sl,A2
Inc receipts for nine months of the present
year amount 10 ~-25,6ii =. excess of receipts
over expenditures for sama time S5..2l-s
He offered resolutions, which were adopted;
representing the Republican party as tin. ONLY
poiItcal OF SanlZatlOn In this city favorable 10
InsilCs- equality, the rights of labor aud the
progressive ImproN enent OF our Institutions
ana IiedgInS unfilnching fidelity 20 that marty
80 'thS a. II NAH De faithful TO these priucl-
pies, despite the seductive persuasions ofpro-
slavery Democrats In the garb of ..old Citi-
Zens, VINO are but wolves sheep-s cloth
lbgs.' Also setting forth that the struggle
now gong on In the Government printing
once IN tins city, within the limits Of tnis
ward, having for It's object the securing of tn.
right OF a colored man TO OBTAIN a livelihood IN
the pursuit OF the honorable Occupation Of his
tholce, involves principle OF the highest mo-
ent- and expressing the hope that the intai,I.
gent and nberty-loving craft Of printers Will
prove equal 10 the high duty now deyolyed
npoh 'hen by deciding this question in favor
OF impartial right, and In harmony with the
spirit OF the age, otherwise they will consigp
themselves TO deserved .'shame and eN Ell lasting
contempt" Also, setting forth that the proc
iamanOn OF General q rant, deciding the uues-
ZOE OF the hours OF labor In favor of the iab0r-
CT, ana In according with the intent OF Com
gress IN the 'eight-hour law" Is wor nv OF the
head and heart of a Repub lican Pres ident, and
receives their most heartfelt appro val and graz.
ltnde.
Hon. "A. q. Riddle, Mr.. Major Morse ana
Others then addressed the meeting; alter which
IL adjourned.
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bEsiEkELE SUBURBAN LOTS TO BE SOLD
W. call he attention of readers 10 he adj.
verse ment IN another coiua OF the public
saIr bN auction on Thursday evening next OF
,OsA IAwr. the beautiful Homestead o. rhos
d Morgan. Esq, on the heights al the head of
= sTeet Nh b will De divided into six lots
hIlo"urn Lstta are the agents- Conner N
Ia;Imer the auctioneers.
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For SUMNER UNDERsHIETs go 10 the Original
Franc, i9i 7th street, between ID AMI L. Prices
%, %, 1Jc., 81 and upward. SILL:
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AN Act making an appropriation for the relief
OF Hugh Murray.

Re uenocted Jy The BOdrdcf Aldermen and Board
u Common Council Of tie City Of Washington,
Thet the sum of one hundred dollars be, and
the same is hereby, appropriated out OF the
general fund TO enable the Mayor TO refund
10 Hugh Murray the amount deposited
by hum for license on the 9TH day OF February,
l-69, which license was subsequently refu sed
by the Board of Metropolitan Police.
Approved, April II, 1869.
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WE CALL T3K ATTENTION of our Irish fel.
y -sI,IIeEs % ne ADVERTISEMENT of the Gen.
~Tal Committee Of the Iris d N,fionai Rsnnht,
an Association IN another column. caIItnya
meeting tins evening for the purpose of .sr,n-
l>hIns hstric1 branch OF that Organization
his y very important movement and W.
anticipate full atten daDce on the occasion
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For FINE White Pocket Handkarchlefs 60 70
the Original Franc, i9i 7th street, bet Heen
ID and T.. Prices Is, 20, 25c. and upward
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INFANT1CTDy This morning. the BODY %
white infant was found IL the canal near Viz
gluia avenue bridge.
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Fen LINEN Collars aud cuffs go 20 the OTIgi-
nal Franc, igi til street. between u and L.
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MEMORIAL DAY BFIHq F10irsys for Ii
Dsod.'-A meeting of the committee Of ladies
appointed 10 make suitable arrangements for
Decorating the soldiers graves at Arlington. on
lie = IN instant, was held this morning AT the
residence OF Mrs. Admiral Powell 4B9 81 street
between and T. streets. The meeting was
lareely attended, and conducted with much
good feeling and dispatch. In conversational
manner the ladies each gave an encouraging
account OF the earnestneSs of the citizens OF
washington in desiring the success OF the
cominendable work on hand, many OF whom
lad promised material aid" as we'll as
contributions OF flowers and eyergreens
Mrs. General Hunter presided. and Mrs Pro.
lessor Pratt acted as secretary. The ladies
then present resolved themselves into q COM
mittee 10 whom all donations of flowers should
De made, and Will be in daily session on Thurs
day and Friday next at Wesley Chapel, corner
OF 9TH and streets. They request flowers TO
be sent TO the Chapel up to Friday night and
those wishing 10 do so On Saturday will have
tnem sent 10 Arlington Arrangements have
Of evergreens. The following ladies
among others whose names could not
be procured. compose the COMMITTEES an.
pointed IL remain at Wesley Chapel on
Thursday and Friday MIR. General MeFar-
ran, Mrs. General Duncan, Mrs. McCIeiIaa
Mrs. General Capron, Mrs. j. &. Bancoft
Davis. Mrs. Capt. Moore, Mrs DR.. Sund-r
lana. Mrs. Capt. Morris. Mrs. Profess or Henry
MT pr Lindsey, Mrs. q uali, Mrs. Case. Mrs
HOOD, Miss MoiiIe BTaudIn, Miss = IlIi- Erad.
ly, Mrs &. ID. Fillmore. Miss NJ. Redwood,
MRS: ANNE Hopperton, Mrs. Capt. .. +. Bar
nard, Mrs. Franklin Philip, Mrs T. b French,
Mr.. j. 4. smith Miss Kate Walters. Ms J.
4. Lewis, Mrs. X. II. Bigelow, Mrs L l.. TuI-
lock, MIR. Ann Wright, Mrs. Charles NJ
Donald, Mrs. Admiral Powell, Mrs J r.
Bigeiow. Mrs. A Il. knight, Mrs. ID. A Hall
MISS HAIL Mrs. T. &. ROBBINS and Mrs. }. T.
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10y GREEN SlWILLIAMS,
- tuCttoneers and Zeal Estate Brokers,
No. 32b, southeast corner of 7th and ID streets

INC LOIS, FRONTING ON INV YORk AVE
NIL, BETWEEN FIReT STREET ANDNEW
Jersey AVENUE. At PUBLIC AUCTION
on MONDAY. the 18th day of June next. at 6
oloos II. shall sell in front of the premises,
by virtue OF eee Of trust me, duly recorded in
Liber L. .. f.. No H.. folio ISL, &c Que of the
isno records for washineton county, District Of
Colun bia Lots No. s.. 6, 81, and IS In the subl-
vision Of original Lot No. !, In square numbered
20 The above Lots front ON New York avenue,
between let street and New Jersey avenue
Terms of sale Cash. $50 will be required on
each loo at the time of sale. Convey ancing aud
FRED. VI. JONES, Trustee.
ny 24-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
THE ORDER OF MAY IL. 1869 AN
nounciDg the rcCeivsl OF Proposals far the Sal.
~ Waste Pap.r belonging to the Treasury De
partu' 1T, is hereby Withdrawn for the present
GRO. &. RICE.
my ct Gen Eupt reasury BuiIdincs
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For GOOD CeTToN SOCKS go 10 the Original
franc, i9i 7th street, between ID and T.. Prices
:, 10, -, 20c. ana upward.
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For ALL STYLES OF Paper Collars 60 10 he
original Franc, 1911 7th street. Prices 10, l., L
and 25c. per box.
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For FINE WHITE SHIRTS go 10 the Original
franc, i9l 7th street, between ID and L. Prices
IS, 81, % and upward.
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TIE STEAMER WAwAsRT !sayes her vShar:
&c. - n street q: 8 r. T.. II. THIS evening
" I'D = --lest moonlight ~ ETs.sL .O- Civ
- =: n >haflIS!i opens the Ssa On - IN a
fE"E- ''', isy cfrrevor1s ard 81 illumination
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PArAMA HATS cleaned aud trimmed at A
/. winnings. %3 Penna avenue, south side,
between 9th and lUth streets. III
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE-The National
House, located on street south, near % s,re,.I
~a>' 'ogrther with the lot running through To
Carroll street, has been sold by the propria,or
We. " hithai,, 10 Peter Snafsr for - Odu
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LOG AL y E " s.


NATIONAL THEATEE &c rand testimonial ID
g. nanaesmen--E-ss-s SpaldIng 4 Raplav
\ great bIIl
NJ KTRC PoLITAN HAIL Az, VARIETY TaHI
TIRE Per ylyania avenue, between I'm and
iZth streets. Open every RIght-wI,n q FIRST
Q Ass entertainment.
PROP. SMITHS Ar; Gallery. 3O4 Penusyl-
vAL.a avenue. large number OF new chromos
iGst received.
hhREKITERs. &c IN s--ee,-F!ne pictures
sn pXbIUItlOn.
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" ROSS WALSH.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE & BROFEES,
No. 32s PENNA. AVENUE. South Side.
Between 9th and 9TH streets west
sAML CROSS.
apply JAS. W. WALSH.
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Approved, April 81, 1869.
AN Ar granting certain privileges 10 wan

AN a. T granting certain privileges 10 Walter
Jackson. 10 make an addition 70 his house
Re Il sRGctsdb by the BOGrd # Aldermen and cOdrd
Of Common CoWHcu If the city IF Washington,
That permission Il hereby granted tc Walter
Jackson 10 erect two-stOry and "a half fran p
addition 70 his house, situated on X street, in
square No. lG3, between Connecticut avenue
ana Eighteenth street west. the same to remain
during the pleasure of the Corporation.
Approved, April y, l-69.
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CONFERENCE OF DKLEGATRs.-Thed delegates
TO the Citizens Convention are REQ ested 10
meet for conference at Ooombs' Building in the
afternoon OF Tuesday. May IS, a: ) O'Clock,
instead Of evening. as heretofore announced
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XIV. AUGUSTUS JACKSON was yesterday in
s'aiied rector q ~. PsUis p. r.. Church, on lji
street., Rev. Bishop Whiptingnan on heating
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BAFTILING.-A large number OF colored con-
vsTts We're baptiZad yesterday afternoon IN
Ha';S DAY, be vr-n GA ard 7th streets. Tue
Pc :oTIasace vas witnessed by a large number
e.: IsTs1ls.
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nm ~ Il W nc htSlslHT OI w Ills.
BE a. Enacted jy tt" Board of Aidcrmen ard B0lrd
Of Common C0URcil of the City IF Udsb,aJt0r.,
That the sum of three ndred and five dollars
and forty cents be, and the same Is hereby. ap-
proprIated. payable out of the general fund 10
enable the Mayor TO reimburse Register of
Wills the proportIonate sum due from this
Corporation for moneys expended by him from
.be 10Th day Of Novenn Der, 1-jG, 70 the 10th day
OF August, l-6-. IN the purchase of records, &c
for his office, according 10 the bills audi'ad by
the Levy Court OF the county OF Washington
for such purpose.
Approved, April II, l'6y.
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AN Act for the relief of g. y I.arkin

he Il enacted by tie Board ct aldermen and Board
q Common Council Of te CITY Of WASHINGTON,
Thai the sum OF fifty dollars be, and the same
is hereby, appropriated, payable out of the gen.
eral fund, to enable the Mayor TO refund to e..
+. Larkin the amount enormously paid on the
18th instant for a hawker's anu pedlar license Sc,
viz fifty dollars.
cd lSitr
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, So.
At the City OF Washington, on the 18th day Of
April, 1863: The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF ms appointment AS Assignee OF j. h. BIB
NTH \. Of the City Of Washington. within said
hHy ~: who has been sdludeed BANKRUPT upon
D1strict; GEO. MASON. AttoIney-et- Law.
nyh -law3W City Hall, Assignee.
The sg TkftT OF S sSGEM s S The Dis
y.us, =, ow,.r q. in Equity. No. 1889.
ZACH 4 Walach his Solicitors, 1t Is ordered that
Lhe deiencnnis Mary LaviLis Owner, Harriet
Ovner. William Owner. and Henry Edward Own
et' cause their appearance t. be entered herein
On or % lore the first rule day occurring i.rty
Gays alter this day, otherwise the cause will be
BY order Of the Court
my E-lawsw Test:-R. J. M1IGS, Clerk, &c
ORPHANs' COURT. May Is. 1869 -DrsrRicr
In me case Of GEORGE". CHiPmAN. sdmin.
,s iaor Of William J. Keller. dece ased. the ad
ninistrator aforesaid has. with the appreciation
o. the Orphans Court Of Washington County
sioresaid. appointed SATURDAY. June IS, 1859,
i .Sr the nnal settle ment AMI distribution OF
Of the assets in hand, - iar . the same
nave been collected and turned into money;
Wnen ana where all the creditors and heire ii
sn.u oeceased are notified 10 attend, with their
eiaiinsproPery yOuched. at they may otherwise b,
nw ne excluded from all benefit IN said deceaeedf
once week for three weeks In she EveRing Star
Test: WEBSTER.
my II ls~3S' R~sisieT Of Wills
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lIEW Ii A MS
Shoieest Maryland curing.
WHICH PREMIUM TAMILY FLOUR.
EEW YORK BUTTER,
SkW YORK BUCKWHEAr
N. w. EURCHDLL
fe Cor 18th ane y sts :, under Ebbitt Hep
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GAVE YOUR MONEY

The Undersigned has just taken out q HRW
fAIENT FOB PAVING SIDEWALKS, GUT.
TIERS AHD 6TBBETS WITHOCT aHsH
disDenslng with curb, and reducing the expense Ia
below the contract price In any OF the wards in this
city with brick, which will last for Q lifetime
w1thout repair. 1000 loads Of PAVING SAHD
Tor sale ct the yard on Tfber Greek, between and
streets. THORNTON SMITH,
nab l-tf 394 Z street. bet. 9Th and 10Th.
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flsH.-The receipts of fish 10 day reached
about three thousand shad and ten tnous san
herring. prices for the former being Sii 50 to
$i2 per hundred, and tor the latter 50 and So
per thousand Sturgeon are quite plentiful al
from 81 10 S2-JU each, according to size.
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE COHNODoRX VI Car
LEN The funeral of the late Comm odore
'taTles Stewart VI CsUley took place yester-
cay afternoon from MS Lac residence on Penn
y NsEIa avenue. near 18th street. and a large
Der OF army and navy officers. and many
- u most respected citizens Were present.
I IL funeral services We're Conduct led oy E-N.
HT- S.aTSey. OF the Church OF the Epiphany
I b. remains Were IN - plaiH walnut coffin.
= rEIshsc with massive silver handles and
81 V'r plate barring the InScTI ptiOn, sCOmmo-
CCr- Charles Stewart MCCauley, T.. = y
JC-u FrbIuary T.. IT,: died May 81, I-Gg-' On
- cd I'm Were a beautiful floral cross ard sew
"a -sstetully arranged wreathes. with ne side
srm> OF he deceased. The coffin wa. borne 10
II h-arse by a detail y: eIEh, ssamen from the
IH!IaPo,s1. Generals DsIafeld and Shiras, OF
p" A. my General /eilIn otths Marine Corps
AcTIrais Poor. HarwJOc. pahlgran and
fc~-ii. OF the Navy, and ". W CSr-yraD
o.. We're the rail- bearers. ! ba..atIuU OF n ,
War . CCrE~. under the Command OF Colonel
teVwoOC. preceded oy the .uli Marine Band
- urtsd TIE remains 20 oak Hal Cemetery
y here hey Were uttered. A. ne ON slusion
: Dc burial service the USu.f. sfla.a Xas ffred
y Z" ea.FalICn,, aud fhS procession returned to
80 " AdmIraIS Suubricz. Poor, PauldinS.
.'St 'gTen- Powell. HaTword. Cs-nmoiJrss
>'uCS and Alden. Captain Davenport. Lien.
HH paLder~ johnson ana " p-rIS. - he Navy.
. tQ-aIn Howard, o. the Revenue service. Gen
"-alS Michlsr. Ram>-y. DIVER, and DEM u me
-rr~v- Surgeon General BSTEes. and IL. Civ
----. Were amOnE tuOss preSeHc.
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THE Nav YARD The EigIt-IE,uT lJue sti0n,
" norctS, d'.-l esterday, the T. 5. steamer
IailapOosa arrived from a trip to Norfolk.
Hartford, Conn, and Annapolis making me
trip IN fifteen hours from the last named place.
She VIII BE- placed in complete order, so rapor,
say 10 take the PresIden tIal party 10 Aanap-
oils to the grand ball given at the Naval Acad-
envy complimentary 10 Admin al Porter, on'the
18th D: June next.
The workmen in all the departments (which
number about 500 are III good spirits ever the
proclamation OF President Grant in referenca
10 the elghi-hour law. and as they have for
some uile past r-c"iNed th-ir pay (reducad
four-ienths Of tbeir former wages. 10 CORES.
pond with the reduction of hours under pro-
test, tbey are generally under the IMPRESSION
that The deducted amounts will b. paid them
ON me next pay day.
here are many rumorS about the Yard as 10
changes OF master workmen, but up o noon TO-
day ont two removals had been madt-Mr
w m. EaiDeft, ship carpenter, ara Mr.. Wm
MctIlnnIs, q lourneyman carpenter. Mr.. Tai
D~it mas held the position tor five or SIX years
pas, ana holds the position OF Alderman from
Tie Sixth Ward. haviCg been elected by th,,
C1nserya, YES: and Mr.. MEG innis is a resident
OF the Eifth Ward, and recently in the rrgis-
uatioH OF ms ward he acted as 4 challenger
WI liIocitS successor has not yet b-en ap-
p.inted- but y Is thought that Mr.. e w
White or Mr. lohn ID Boyd will be- appointed,
mo- lkeiy ne former. II is generally b.
lived hat MIR. l.. a Tuell, who was appointed
II :! months since a master carpenter on the
dea h % Nh. !. NJ. Downing, will be removed
ana mat MI VIM l.. ChiIds WEI NJ appoiu I'd
10 mat pCSiIou- For the place filled by Mr.
Mathew NcNalIy, ST. superintendan, Of Iha
copper rolling mill, Mir. Henry Young.
formerly employed In me mill. hut now hail
ing from hunSas, - an appli raui; AMI the pl ace
OF master Inachinist. now heid rs NJ. tieor-.
NhSci IS applied for by Dir. ! Jseph Lev Is.
phIa
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CITY ORDINANCES.
Passed by the Sixty-siN;h Council.
AN ACr for he relief OF D.L. Eaton.

I'M HUT TOT .UF IrIINI Of u. Il. L ION.
Whereas lot "a and improvements, III square
No -6T, wers sold for taxes July II. I~G6 in
the name OF II. X. Nerryman. and bought by
L. II. Plate. and whereas said property has
been redeemed twice on account of said sale
oy ID. l.. Eatou. thereby emitting said Eaton 10
have refunded 10 him the amount Of twelve
dollars and eighteen cents: Therefore,
BE 4. enacted by tie B0art u .iI'e1 men and
Board # Common Council Of he CifyoF U'GSiiH ton.
That the Mayor be, and he Is hereby. author
lied and repu ested 10 refund 10 II. l. L atom the
sum of twelve dollars and eighteen cents, il
beir the amount paid by said Eaton as above
stated, and that the said sun of twelve dollars
and eighteen cents IL hereby appropriated on [
OF the redemption fund 20 carry THIS act into
effect. Approved, April 21, 1853.
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THE SUNDAY LYcRUh.-This society held its
week meeting Yesterday morning -Tnasnn
pct Of debate was Should Capital Punish
ment b. Abolished 2" which was parrieins,s,
in by Mrs. Dr. Lockwood, Mr.. VIM TenIsy
and several other Of The ablesi de oalers
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NARROW ESCAPE PROM DROWNING About
three O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, while a
party OF young men belonging TO this city, v ere
our yacht sailing, the boat In which they were
upset near the mouth of Four mile Greek in
M1e1 ABOUT e'gnt feet deep, and came near re-
snluIg IN serious consequence Mr. lame,
.notlsfiy mIraculously escaped, as il was
win the greatest difnculty that he could be
ehIltHed from the folds OF the sail I'm which
De Wa completely enveloped by the capsiz,u9
fthaIf ali on board secured q hold on the
keei OF thr board. which they grasped firmly
uii fai ues from shore went TO their assistance
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TAKE NOTICE.
The name q. B JEWELL, and also the an ali,y
10 STAN ped on every bar.
Ask your grocer fer any OF these, and be sure you
get them, and take Other
Msnufactory-30O and a02 street north. be-
tween 4th and 5th. Washington. ID. g. tells
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AN ACT Ior the relief of Mrs. Margaret Ma.
honey.
b. az eHG,''d Jy tie Bodrd ~ i'IsrmeI and
B0Grt.f CoB..noH "yqHcsi.fMeCl'y Hds..a, ton,
That the sum OF twelve dollars he. anu the
same Is hereby, appropriated, payable out OF
The general fund, 10 enable The Mayor to refund
the amount 10 said MahOnsv, being a fin- i'm.
posed by Justice Iyncn tor an alleged viola
ton OF law. Approved, April II, 1893.
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IHE GROCERIES AT Low PRICES.

l. IHE GROCERIES AT Low PRICES.
Best Wh,,s SUGAR at I! cents, Crushed. Pow
Tanned Tanned IonArOks, pounds: at 20 cent?: 5
HANS, OUNCES, PEAks, and DA MsENs.
SO, nne BLACK and JAPAN TEAS, BUrTER.
CkRIEs. WINES and LIQCORs, ct q low prices
ioT the quality - any store In the Distrie, Tor
e. Z. corner Bridg and High streets.
n~y jim Georgetown.
E&TRA FINE WEIsKEY AT THREE DOL
~ LABS PER GALLON.
lwill cell the celebrated STAR WHISKEY at
81 PEI gallon warranted pure anf OF very
Inc 99aliry. Also. BAKERS and other WIS
PALE SHERRY. in sse, the best in
bottle w ri TRNHeY III
may lin Cor high and Bridge streets.
I lyERY, SALE. HIRING AND HACK STA.
II BLE.-We respectfully inform the cit n
lens of WsshiSgsoS: Georsetswa, and IN
on band soI hire 9DsHorsss eB1egiss Carriages.
visit the Gree Pals or other points, for 6shins
pic mic. or other purposes. will always md sm.5.
accommodations for large or small pafties Ohsrsxee
moderate. and terms ash. Stable corner az sriSes
ana Market streets, 0esrRetoWn, near new NJ
ket. NORRIS kGLHnH0S
ARxo-Ln Proprfetors
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