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The Trichina spiralis or Pork Worm.

The Trichina Spiralis or Pork Worm.
Perhaps 1t is not generally known that the
much talked Of trichina spiralis. or pork worm,
was first discovered in America by DR.. r. C..
Kendall, Of Philadelphia, Pa, with the Ameri-
can instrument known as the Craig Microscope
costing only s2,75, after repeA ted failures to
discover the worm with an imported microscope
costing s56. "Of feebler power and less relia-
bic" This fact DR.. Kendall stands ready to
prove at any time. The Craig Microscope in
neat boxes. with full direction is mailed any
where for S2,75, by E. 81. Ross. SlS Locust ST.,
st. Louis, Mo.
Read the advertisement in this paper.
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Kuskoo cures Scrofula in its worst Forms

/ From A. W. MILLS, prominent and well known meP
chant Of Norfolk, Va.
No. IL MAH sTREET, NoRYoLK, Va,
SEPTEMBER Is, 1ses. 4
DR.. LAwRBKcB-Dear Sir: Your KOoskoc has worked
wonders In family. My aught.r has ben suffer
from ecrofula since childhood She lost thirty ons
pieces Of bone from her ankle, several from her arm
besides having ulcers In several parts Of her body
Whilst In this condition she commenced taking your
Koskoo-t acted like charm her under lie use the
ulcers gradually healed and her general health greatly
improved. Ii certainly saved her much suffering, and
perhaps her life. regard Koskoo specific tor MI
scrofulous Affections Your Koskoo also cured my VIE
OF dyspepsia from which she suffered greatly. She 10
now In better health than she has been I'm ave
with the highest regards, gratefully yours. 4e.,
A. W. MILLS.
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Koskoo Cures Chronic RAeuuutism.

NoRYcLK, Va Sept. I, 1859.
Dr. j. J. LAwREHos-Dear sir MY son has received
60 muck benefit from your wonderful Koskoo that
not efraIn from expressing my gratitude had tried
smost everything without benefit believe, In all ain
cerity that your Koskoo s infssbe remedy for
disess from Nhish has suffered, and, far
learn has never failed. II you only knew the immense
amount Of suffering that be has undergone, then you
could conceive the value Of such remedy % Koskoo-
that surely cures. The great amount Of good 10 now
doing among US 10 ines Unable.
with much gratitude, am, respec. fully yours &c,
Mrs. NJ. X. A. NELSON.
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fOrktngnuan's Adrufatr
CHICAGO, JUNE Is, 1870.
OHIOAUUl JUNE TO- 1871.
CITY MATTERS.

!MEcHANIC.-We regret to state that owing to
Ite serious indispOsltiOn of our CORE spondent,
MECHANIC, We are compelled to go to press
Wtthout his long promised communication
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PRoFEssoR R. S. NEWTON, NJ. D.,
Professor and President OF the Faculty. late Professor
Theory and Practice" Of Medicine, Cincinnati, &c.
One OF the Most eminent medical men of this age
we'll known the author OF the following stan daPd
medical works: Newtop's Practice OF Medicine s'Dis-
Of Children, "Newton's Symes Surgery" h., In
December number Of american Medical RevteU-pAgs
278, says:
Amopg the recent efforts to introduce popular
ly some of the new remedies notice q prepare
tion compounded BY j. Lawrence, n. D.. Of Nortelk,
Va which II furnished to the profession and the pubic
In any desired aantity. We recently examimsd him
borstory, and became fully satisfied that all hin work n
cine Heeing the confidence Of the DhysieSans and tie P~
he,
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I MEETING OF TIKI LABOR LEAGUE.--A meet
iJg Of tie Labor League was held at Trades
assembly Hall, Room 9, Lind's Block, on Wed
IesdIy evening, jane is, Mr.. Krepps the Presi-
Dent 10 the chair. The minutes Of the last
meeting we're read and approved.
! 1t was moved and seconded that Organiz-
Ing committee be appointed, ard the following
gentlemen were elected P. ]. O'Connell, G.
Whitney T. Lynch, ]. c. McAvoy, W. A.
Parker, II. Mclaughlin, II. Flint, A. P. Mad
dock, c. Knuth, j. Jeffries jr., G. Kings, j..
Mcnamara, D. Cornelius, Peter Duff, R. L..
trofts, J. w. Krepps, Fred. Retz, A. Ramsdel,
]. Dormer, D. N. Clark, A. Arnold, J. Fitz-
4erald, c. Il. Hszelton, J. G. Norton, A. Stra.
NV, j. M. Farquhar, J. Rochfort, V. A. Seavay,
End c. Seavers, were appointed as such COM
snttee.
It WIS moved that the Finance Committee
4houId meet aud appoint its own officers.
Carried. Committee to consist Of the following
.1embers: P. ]. O'COnnell, Z. II. CrOfts, A.
kamsdell, @. Whitney, ]. Bristow.
c. Whitney was appointed . committee Of
one to procure hall for a mass meeting on
Wednesday June 29th.
There will be a meeting of the organising
committee Wednesday evening, June 22nd, at
z O'Clock sharp. By order Of the President.
Adjourned. A. RANsDELL,
I Recording Secretary
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Read the following from Mr.. womble, prominent
hard ware merchant Of this city;
No. ID, MARKET SQUARE, NORFOLK, Va,
October 10. 1869.
Dr. LAwREHcK-Dear Sir: To the large aber Of tes-
timorias you offer Of the great efcacv Of
Koskoo, takepleasure in sdding my own 1 suG red
greatly with Nervous Debility, Head ACHE Loss Of Appe
lite &C. Two bottles OF Koskoo red TO health.
Yours truly, j. g. WOhbLk.
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Yours frate-nsly
ELIAS SMITH, Int, Sec.
COLUMBUS. o, June IA. 1870.
% TIE Editor Of the WOREHGMAN's ADVOCATE.
Please give this report place in the columns
dUur paper, and Oblige,
Yours respectfully,
Fred. BLEND.
lO Of money received and expended o. strikes from
December 1853, up to May 81, 1870.
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From DR.. Lloyd, Physician Of large practical

GREAT BRIrGs, Va October 9, 1859.
III LAwREEcE, M. D.-Dear Sir chesrfrlly
dorse vour Koosko being most valuable preparation
TJnon Examination Of the formula, End each ingred
emit highly extoled by best and most progressive
Clinical Investigators have tested t. effects In my
own nrsctice and hesitation In recommending
IT, In nv opnioH 1t Is the beat compound Of las class
ever put before the pubcexceeding bY far all the
rioua compounds Of sarsaparis, &C., invented
Il decided Nerve Tonic and Invigorator OF the animal
forces aiding digestion and assimilation. and thereby
producing healthy blood which should be the basis Of
treatmenI in all chronic diseases Hoping will reap
the reward you deserve from the public 40 benefan-
tor. l am, air. yours truly, CHAs. LLOYD, Md.
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open on
SAT RDhY EVENINGS
far THAR e.awAnYanea


Means for Identifying Depositors:
When new Depostor nrst comes to the Savings Bank
precautions taken and records made that he may
always be identified, and thst In book Ia lost
the owner thereof cannot be defrsuded.
The buduess of this institution il confined exclusively
receipts and OF Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited In trust. No Commercial General Bank
ing business 10 transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds invested by loan
upon real In the city Of Chicago In making such
ans preference 10 always given to applications from
DepOsi&oFs Of small mans who have accumulated In the
Institu lon sucent funds to pay for lot Of ground
and desire to something more to aid them In
erecting buildings TO be used permanent homes for
themselves and families.
MsrMoney RENTED BY Draft to Europe elsewhere
for Depodtors.
AA-Ths Plans OF Cheap Cottages, selected BY q com
mittee Of depositors in this institution, may be at
the Savings Bank
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dsilesi season that We have had in this city
since 1857.
Hoping this may save some one from bad TO
worse, l am, sir, yours in the cause OF labOsr
~ 0sxRvnR.
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Come all ye ta.-ridden Come from the farm-the
workshop-the mine Come In wagons-come on foot
getheri Lea M hear the FINANCE, TAXATION, TAR
IRP and other prominent National questions discussed
In the interest Of al the PRODUCING CLASSES-not In
the Interest Of MONUPOLIgTS.
The meeting win organise precisely at 10 O'Clock at
noon All the farm and trades organizations In
county and neghborhood respectfully Invited
present Organised bodies will come under the direc
ton deputy marshals Of their seecsion,
deputy marshais Win severally report orders to
PHILIP B. MAUs, Esq., Chief Marshal. aud, being
formed by him into procession, they severally ap-
prcsch the Public squAre-headed BY MAgiR's silver
Cornet Band-they will. at hslfpast IL O'clock A. NJ,
depoy and repair from thence TO the City Park Thea
ire
By order Of The Commute Of Arrangements.
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"A GOOD RECORD.-It will be remembered that
al the last fall election, Alouzo Ramsdell,
W;orking moulder, was elected to the responsible
position Of West Side Collector, and presuming
tfat the Labor League, whose candidate be
Was, will be glad to learn of his stewardship, it
gives US pleasure to publish she following state
ulent. On Monday the 18th INST, he received
f'om Mr.. Rexford, County Treasury, and Mr..
Grindele, County Clerk, RECEIPT IL FULL,
ainounting to the sum of s2Os. 54O.6s, which
nd been paid over to the former gentlemen. It
Il also gratifying to learn that while Mr.. k. has
Proven himself an upright and worthy servant,
le has also conducted the affairs Of his Office in
manner which has merited the approval of all
those with whom he has been brought in con
hct
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From Rev. W. II. Christian, Pastor Dlnwiddie Street
Method st Church.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, October Is, 1853.
This IL to certify that know DR.. Lawrencs well He
ia xentIeman cultivation, and worthy Of the fullest
consdanee have used bic Koskoo with advantage 70
myself and have adopted lts in my family In
VI NV W. II. CHRISTIAN
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rome,.I from The International Secretary.
BUFFALO, May 20, 1870.
J. BLEND, International President.
Drn SR,-Tbe following sums OF money has
- .scsived nv me from local uni lns, for aid
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PROFESSOR r. S. NEWTON, NJ. D.,

Endorsed and recommended BY the President Of the 20
Guilty Of the Medical College Of the
city Of New York.
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v,OID N0eulrs 9 % %
~ T.Tfy ous'ar. s Z 20
: dFinnigAn 800
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UNION INSURANCE
TRUST COMPANY
SAVINGS BANK 7!
lss DEARBORN STREET,
Corner Medison.)

This Bank has paid up capital Of 500 600 besides
SIS 600 additional held a in even. of return
to specie basis.
Deposits received from 10 cents TO $1,000, and inter
at the rate Of six cent. per (ree Of
eI nment tax paid all that remain deposit
full calendar month.
The same rate Of interest paid on large sums en-
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= i0F not having the report Of the treasurer Of
20 very complete.
mere are at present 100 men on the pay roll.
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I. GABAT,
Jos. RErroR,
'9a0ce Committee Of the Central Executive of
vhy o. New York, Williamsburg and Brook
ln Unions No. Is, 81, 30 and 81.
II. JACOBS, President.
AClAAD A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
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GEORGETOWN.

Orr PrRLIc SCHOOLS opened to-day, one OF
the Guardians officiating at each place, aud
were nnmerously attended Is follows: Primary
No: /, tmsle,l closed last year with 90, opening
With so pupils; Primary No. 2, (female, closed
with 90, opened with Go; Primary No. 3, (maie
and female, closed with 90, opened with 50 boys
with ca, opened with So; Female Inter
mediate, closed with ~ and opened with 60;
Male Intermediate, closed with . and opened
with Al; Female Grammar, closed with 81 and
opened with 30; Male Grammar, closed with Is
Gnd opened with IS, showing an aggregate OF
JAG pupils al the opening or to day. The num-
beI allotted to the primaries, it will be seen is
only full IN ore case, (No. B. bat ere the week
closes the Others will be no doubt be OVERLOOKING
The intermediate and grammar schools with
ore exception, it will be perceived, also have
not received Gas yet, anyhow the pupils trans
terIed from the last year, wLo have, doubtless
in many cases, rs it has frequently happened
heretofore, been sent by their parents TO private
schools alter the teachers of primaries have
gone through the drudcery of teaching them
how to learn what are afterwards to be their
lessons. The proposed formation OF the new
Urinary schools, however, so that all applicants
can be received, viii in . measure obyiate this
as pupils will then be transferred to higher
grades in the middle as well as at the end II the
scholastic year. The schools were opened by
the following guardians Primary No. / by
MIR. Dunlop; No .. Mr.. Beall No. 3, Mr.. Lib
hey; No. 4, Mr.. Wilson: Female Intermediate,
Mr.. Hyde; Male intermediate, Mr.. Newman;
Female Grammar, MIR. Magee; Male Grammar,
MI. LlDDey.
TRINITY CHURCH was crowded yesterday TO
hear the first sermon OF Rev. Charles Ii. Stone
reet, the new pastor. Besides speaking on the
Gospel of the dav, he alluded TO proposed re-
organization of the parochial school which he
intended to effect at an early day, by converting
the present school into three different ones, two
white zone male and one female) and one for
colored children.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, as also the Academy
of the Visitation, opened this morning under
more favorable auspices, as far as number~ n,
arrivals are concerned than at the cOr,mence-
ment of any year since the war,
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Six thousand bush.
els red wheat were o.ered this morning OF
t-.ange without sales, as buyers and seller:
could net aerse on account of the dropping state
Of the New York -four market, that article hav
ing fallen one and a half and two dollars pei
barrel within the last three weeks.
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ALEXANDRIA.

SRoCKING SurcIpE.-The suicide mania, now
so prevalent throughout the country, has made
its appearance in this neighborhood. On We'd
needay morning last, MIR. George Taylor, resi-
dent OF AccotiBk and a native of Fairfax county,
without assigning any reason for the perpetra-
ton of the desperate act, in his own house, and
almost ia the very presence of his family, put
the muZzle OF a shotgun to his forehead. and,
touching the trigger with his toe, blew of the
whole front and top of his skull, and scattered
his brains about the room. He lived about ten
minutes afterTeceiving the wound.
PROPERTY SALE.-MesSrs. Beck, Knox &
Kerby, real estate agents. have sold one hundred
acres Of land in Spsulding's District, Prince
Georges county, Md, two and a half miles from
this city, belonging 10 X. .. Boiling, to John
Sinclair, of Brooklyn, \. Y, for 81 $50.
CAMP MEETING.-The Vienna camp N Getting
of the Nj. T.. Church, commenced on "Wednesday
last Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, of Leesburg, preached
wednesday evening the opening sermon. The
meeting will close Thursday or Friday.
NEW BANK.-One hundred thousand dollars
of the capital stock Of new national bank, t.
be established in this city, having been sub
scribed, arrangements for organizing the same
have already been commenced, and the new in
stitution will 60 into operation during the cur
rent month.
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The extraordinary dea0gsaeaf Of the Franco
Prussian war electrified Wall street SATURDAY..
and by the exaageration OF - re narkableness
produced reaction airy doubt in she minds OF
many which WAS not dISpel'cd until private
Cable despatches satisfied ttr most incrstulol-
or It's verify. Practically the effect OF the ne as
was the oeciine of gold TO III against lie the
beuTe ~ the earliest sales before the int lii
gen6c had left the wires for disseminate N
among the public. When the fact was kuo 81,
there was stampede for the Gold Room, and
that apartment WAS soon a yelling mass ~
brokers. From ll6S there was a steady decline
TO 10. when reaction, stimulated by a few
that the news was hoax, induced n return q,
li5@' here, however, the market encountered
fresh flood Of sales, and when at LENGTH Tho
despatch was not only confirmed, but rumor
was added that BaZaine also had surrentl.rad
gold broke to III. The Herald saws: Copsidsr,
ing the weiehty Influence operating for A de-
cline the Obstihacy of the market is not GOING 10
still lower point has puzzled most of the
shrewdest dealers in the street. IL is a Iargs
fall, of course. for one day. But the imnressjon
was general that the price would not stop short
O. y.
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THR FUNERAL OF THE LATE BIsHop COOPER,
aUctiOneer and commission merchant, OF this
city, took place yesterday, at II O'Clock, from
his late resi- dence on q street, where h al as
sembled Washington and Columbia Comm ande-
ries, knights Templar, and Washington Chap
ter and Dawson Lodge OF MssOns. After reli-
gious services the body was removed to the de-
Iot and placed upon the cars for Baltimore. for
interment, accompanied by delegations from
the bodies above mentioned, also the family and
friends OF the deceased. At Baltimore the fun
eral cOrtege was met by one OF the commando
ries Of that city, under whose auspices the in
terment took place in Greenmount Cemetery
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The Markets To-Day.
TeiS1TGpAcd Erclust5elp TO The Ep,n,So .S,or

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.-Cotton firm at %. Flour
receipts 2. 1 bushels Sales of Amber Maryland a,
sIOaS 40; fair to good red 3 40; inferior, o5s
Dat 22. Corn continues neglected. Maryland
white S0.s5 Mary land yellow, Sass; western white
suaS3; mixed western, Spas5. Oats dull, at 1,lsN
Rye, 1880 Pork quiet at SO 20, bacon active rib
sides 'tg; GEAR do. is; shoulders, l5i; hams fsae
Lard duh at Eal71ac. Whiskey, firm at % aus
BALTIMORE. Sept. 5.-vireinia SKIES old SIS. bid
80 asked; do, lSd6. 81 bid, IS asked.
NEW YORK, Sept 3.-Stocks very strong Gold
~ Money 4a5 Der cent. Exchange. long, ga, short.
Ms ~ =, lS62 coupon, lG, Virginia ss, ex-cou
rom Us; do: new, ca. North Carolina :, old, ..
do. new, Glh
NEW YORK, Sep 5.-Flour dull and declining.
Wheat dull aud nominaly lower. Corn dull aud
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Stock Re,pOrt.

BY Boakss', Broker and Commercial T,Ls,a,. ,
Lewis johnson n Co.. quote stocks and bonds ~
home and foreign markets as foilows:
NEw YORK. Sept. 5.-First Boari-U g. Ga lSS'
coupon. l45a 1s, 1867, coupon, llS oas isf. ro-
pom, III as, lSd5: coupon, l'2 SOS new, ls,s
coup lles Dos, 1867, coupon ll02; aes. lS6s, con
pom, Hes; 10 Hs, coupon, los g.; Currency o.. lI5
h MsfIpG%sa, ~, 3 do: srsld, Canton. %. Gun
quicksilver, izs: Pacific Mail, '0's; Rnston " a or
Power, =: Adams Express, o.; Wells Fargo
Co. 8 Express. l21s; American Express on i Iiss
United states Express, -; do, preferred, -.
New York Central and Hudson, 49,: do. do scrtp
2; Erie, %: do. preferred. A.: Harlem, IatT.
Harlem pref d, IFS. Reading. s3sS Michigan Uentra
fe; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Or,
Illinois Central 1S of a: Cleveland and Pittsturs
Is Old; Northwest, S2't; do prefd. So: New
Jersey Sentral; l024 Rock Island. IA: Milwau-
kie and ST Paul, 63i Milwaukee and 81 Paul p-eTd
sos: wabash and Western, s2ss; Wal ash and West,
ern pt q -; FClt Wayne. -; Alton and Terre Haute
2; Alton & Terre Hsute pref'd, -; Chicago
q Alton. ll2; Chicago Alton. prefd, lis: Ohio
ara Missis ipri Certificates. b ~ Tennessee State
6s. old, 62s; Tennessee State SIS, new co.,: Vir-
ginis State 6's, old, Ga; North Carolina g. old
q; do new, or d. 31s; Missouri SIS, sOI, Gold
liS1sslH'. Marke. strong.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE WINES AND LIQUoRs.

Having made arrangements with some of tho hes,
Distilleries in the country for old whiskies offer
the following well known brands At very low prices
viz: The celebrated Old Crow, seven years Old, 8!
per gallon. A. Bowen 3. years old, 50 per gal
lon. Rots rtson g, years old So so per gallon Old
Family Nectar, years old 81 80 per gallon The Gel
don old Town Gin So per gallon. Stoughton Bittcrs
81 per gallon. Dry Catawbs still, Ifrom Urbans
Wine Company S29 per gallon. ScupperDoDg
still from North Carolina. So per gallon. All n
above is at least por gallon cheaper than can b.
got elsewhere Tor the Same grade.
Liberal discount TO the trade. G. GAUTIER,
Proprietor of the celebrated Native Wine Bitter
No. 1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue end =;
North Charles street, Baltimore. Md. jeI
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Jyr Is now more extensively worn than any
other stvle OF jewelry, and is at the same time
more genteel and appropriate to almost any Cos
tune The ladies appreciate Mr.. j. +. Prigg's
enter prise, in receiving new styles every day at
his ieweiry store, 457 Pennsylvania avenr" o-
tween az and 9th streets, and '-..,ransa on.n,i
ties are sold NIX . ugg keeps constantly on
har a superb Assortment of Alaska diamonds,
set in gold and oroide, and has also over one
thousapd STYLES OF dollar jewelry.
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CITY ITEMS.
TIE ORDER OF THE nay

THE VKDER OF THE DAY.
A general order for Sozodoat. In the teeth of
ali opposition it has become the supreme den
trifce of the age. No impurity can lnrest the
teeth cleaned daily with .Sosodont Outlay, the
bark OF the Gillian Soap Tree, an article which
possesses cleansing properties superior to those
OF any other known substance, is one OF the in
gradients of this peerless compound. .Sosoioat i,
the only dentrifice in existence in which this
salumicus botanical product is incorporated.
"Spaiding's Clue" handy about the house,
menGs everything.
HEMPLKR has all kinds of thermometers 81
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FIRE-About Sx O'Clock this morning an
alarm OF ire was sounded from box No. S6, a ire
being discovered in the third story of the dwell
ing OF Mr.. John Is. Williamson, on 10th street,
between NJ and n streets. The fire department
promptly responded, bat the flames were extin-
guished with few buckets Ofwater. Il ward
r.be and contents was destroyed and the roof
slightly damaged. IL is supposed that the fire
was caused b. children playing with matches
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~ w. HAvENNER 4 CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS',
643 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
THIRD DOOR FROM SEVENTH STREET,

ANTED:
NOTES. secured bv deed Of trust,
BUSINESS PAPkR.
OJRPORATION BOMBS. and
HOUSES, furnished and uniurnshed. auSl-ly
I'm THE SUPREME COURT 0F raE DIS
TRIUr OF COLUMBIA,
f1O9d, W SIss,as Term; ~ o@es Of Ess.sisT =
In TIE Csc OF Gh uleJ NJ. Ne. hexs, Execuso.
of FANNY GREEN, deceased, the Executor
aforesa'd has, with the arp obaton Of she SABRE ne
Court OF the District of Coluobia aforesaid, ar
pointed TUESDAY, the6th day o. september. A. ID.
1S0, for the final settlement and distribution OF the
personal estate of said deceased and % the asset
in hand, far the same have been collected and
turned into money; when aud where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified t. attend with
their claims properly youched, or they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit ia said de-
ceaseds estate: Prortisd, o copy of this order be
published once week for three weeks in The Even
suT-wSH' a, WEBSTER, Register Of Wills.