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CITY ITEMS.

HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Scarfs, Bows, Ties, &c,
ow being displayed.
GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 40 It'll street, n. w.
OPENING THIS Day,
All prices and sizes.
A. STRAUs' Popular Clothing House,
Pa. av., between 10th and nth sts.,
Three doors east Of 18th st.
JET JEwKLRY,
Or0ide Jewelry,
Alaska Diamonds,
Silver-plated Ware,
Pipes, Satchels, and Fans,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jeweiry
Az and eth streets.
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, all grease
spots effectually removed so that they will never
show again; If you wish your clothing nicely
pressed 50 that they will look like new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, hrst-class scourer,
agent of Staten island and New York Dyeing,
and sole proprietor Of new Partisan process, 618
9th street, opposite the Patent Office. List of
ests 50 oens Whole SUMNER Suit
Ladies would do well, before they put away
their winter garments, to give me cali Fish
er's Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
eftectually out, and he can give guarantees that
summer. References Messrs b. H. DavaiI,
434 Pa. ave-; 8. II. Heiberger, 242 Pa. ave-; G.
F. Schafer, NS Pa. ave.; w. T. Griffith, BOG 9th
St.; A. Saks & Co., 316 It'll ST., and many others.
See advertisement in another column. $751;:
PANAMA HATS
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. T. whiteney's, 924 Pennsylvania avenue
south side, bet. 9th and 10th streets.
CHILDRKN's CLOTHING, in great variety-Se-
lected stock of Boys Clothing. Handsome as
s0rtment of Youths Suits, at
GEORGE STAFFAN,
eo6 No. 9f7 Penna. av., next cor 10th st.
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AFPAIRs IN PRINCE GEoRsK's COUNTY, MD.
The Marlboro Gazette OF yesterday has the fol-
lowing items:
Sale Of Real Estate.-On Monday and Tues
day, last week, 5. B. Hance, Esq, as trustee,
disposed Of the real estate of Messrs. Henry n
and Edward w. Young, advertised in this pa
per, situated in Piscataway district, consisting
Of LOIS acres Of land. 1t was purchased by the
legatees of the late VIM. /. Berry, for sis, 900.
The same gentleman sold on Saturday last
the two houses in the town of Upper Marlboro,
belonging to the estate of the late Michael Bar
~. The house on Commerce street was pur-
chased by Belt & Williams, ct 81 1885, and the
ether, near the courthouse, by George McCul-
Tough, ESQ.,, for $50. =. .s.......
Agricultural Seciety.-Ats meeting Of the Di-
rectors Of the Southern Maryland and District
Of Columbia Agricultural Society, held at Hunt
ingtoD, Prince Georges county, Maryland, on
Tuesday, the nth day Of May, 1870, the follow
ing omcers were elected, viz: Charles E. COT
I'm, Of Muirkirk, Evansville District, Prince
Georges county, President; Benz. N. Plumb,
Of 9as Wsshinst.n CITY Oorres,poDding Secretary;
tary; VIM. 8. Huntington, Of Washington city,
Treasurer; Robert Bowie, OF Cedar Hill, Agent.
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II THOs. BOWLING, Auctr: Georgetown.
TRUSTEE ssA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TENALLYTOWN.
- By virtue of deed of trust from Dennis
Burns l5as dat dated January 6, isss. and duly
me g7y viii sell ON the premises on fRIDAY
tneLuh day OF May instant, at ii o cleck a. m part
q the tract Of land formerly called Clown =
Course, containing about IS acres Of Land: begin
ning at the northwest corner of the l acre LOT spd
to gill, at stake and pile Of stones, and running
thence north ga degrees, east 95Z perches, 10 The
second line Of the whole tract; thence south siL
degrees, east 9SA perehes, to a stake and pile OF
s.ones; thence south sa degrees, west ll6 81 100
perches to stake and pile o. stones between this
and Apderson's land, and thence north 10 is de-
grses, west 50 40 loo perches, TO the beginning
Ihls property is about one mile northeast Of Ten
ailytown, and near the lands Of Messrs Joseph III
Bradley and Anderson. and adjoining James Britt's
II Y improved with Frame House, and lies partly
IL now occupied by Dennis Burns
Terms: One-fourth cash, (of which $50 must be
deposited when the property is struck eff, and the
remainder within ye days after sale the residue In
three equal payments, at l, and years, 10 be
secured by deed OF trust upon the property should
re terms not be complied with in 1--WE DAYS the
oeposlt to be forfeited and the property will be re-
sold, upon ten days notice, the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser. -
,- 40 a.. FRED. w: JONES, Trustee.
my 2O-dts lCourier.I THCS. BOWLING, Auct
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Cow CAsE-Strange Fdtality-kark Tcain s
Sda Beef Contract Case Oper Again.-In the
Ing In Swampoodle, lost fine red COW, ard her
eHorts tor the recovery of the animal were un-
successful. On TUESDAY last, however, Mrs. c.
was at the Centre Market, and there spied
among the large number of cows for sale. her
little red one which had been so long lost
FINDING out that it was in the possession of a
man named Charles Stewart, she procured
Yesterday before j Justice Clark he was dismissed,
it being proven that he bought the COW from
David D0navan. To-day Donavan was before
Jusuce Clark in the same box that Stewart was
IN yesterday, but he too was dismissed having
proven that he bought the cow from one
McCarfy, who has since gone to the spirit land
SO here the case rested. McCarty It appears
purchased the animal from one Mrs. Sweeny
since deceased also. Neither one of the last
mentioned being within the summons of Justice
ClaTk, he awarded possession ofthe COW to Mrs
Coffey, whereby Mr.. Stewart the last purchaser
Is out $50 purchase money.
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The Courts.

CRINISAL Court, Judge Humphreys.-Yester-
terday Lake Doyle, Robert Jarboe, Leonard s.
petit larceny, Martha Brown, Ann Thomas.
Ann Watts and John Davis, grand larceny,
were found guilty. This morning Patrick Nc
hsueh, indicted for keeping disorderly house,
was found not guilty. John Carrigan, John
Neenan and John McCarty, disorderiy houses;
nolie pros. Richard Lomax, petit larceny Of
coal; guilty and sentenced to pay costs. sN.75.
In Two cases against 8. W. Pearson for mall
fesance Of ONCE as Justice of the Peace the
Assistant District Attorney, Mr.. Harrixton,
stated that he had inquired into the case and
mad come to the conclusion to enter a noll pros
egui. In an indictment against VIM. Shaw and
others for assault and battery q noll prosequi
was entered.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge 0lia~To-day Mulli-
kef agf McShan verdict for plaintiff. Young
Co. sgt Cole; verdict for plaintiff. Jones AIT.
stone; judgement by default. Cutler aSt.
Chadwick; judgement confessed. =
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A NOVEL QUESTION UNDER THE NArURALI-
ZATIoN Laws-This Ino77-s~s. in the Criminal
Court, (Judge Humphreys.) Mr.. y. ID. Barrett
called the attention OF the court to the following
case: A father came to this country twenty-five
years ago, and the son two years after, with the
mother; the father died, and no record Of the
fathers naturalization, IL he ever declared his
intention, is known to the SON or to any OF the
family. During the late war the young man
IL -. ,..,.-rn ....,. Hs asked II that
fact was any bar To his becoming eiuzen, anp
IN the amnesty proclamation did not restore to
him the right OF voting. Judge Humphreys
asked il there was anything in the naturaliza-
ton laws which prevented the :1nission Of q
party to citizenship who had served In the army
Of a country at war with this government, and
he was inclined to the opinion that the amnesty
PROCLAMATION was binding AZ far as IL went.
Congress had passed acts g punish parties who
held offices under the Confederacy BY debarring
them from holding office, but neither the right
10 hold property or Of exercising the rights OF
citizenship had been denied them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

THE MARYLAND GAS WORKS put MP the most
SSmglete; reliable and economical Qss apparatus for
h&nting country Residences, Hotels, factori.s, &C.
Ihoss living In the country can have the same com
Iorts OF Gaelteht % those In cities.
For descriptive pamphlet address
l.. MORRISON
mig th,slm once 10. st, Paul st., Bait, id r
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RANGE or THERMOMETERS at II. II. Hemp
ler's, optician, 453 Pennsylvania avenue, from
- N. 10 2 O'Clock p. m. to-day, II degrees.
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ANOTHER EMERY BASSER--Tuesday after
noon, q handsome National flag and banner,
bearing the name Of Mr.. Emery was thrown
across Pennsylvania avenue, at the corner of
Sd street east, by direction Of Mr.. A. NJ. S2rague
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

HE EXCURSION AND PICNIC down the Po-
tomac, under the auspices of the Metropolitan
NJ. Ed church, will take place tomorrow. The
boats viii leave 8. p. Brown s. Sons wharf,
IOot OF lth street, at $50 q. m. precisely, and,
ing, will land at Glymont, and arrive here
ABOUT $50 p. m. The proceeds will be placed
10 the credit Of q fund for purchasing chime
OF oels TOT the tower OF the church, corner of
Az and z streets. Who will not contribute the
price OF the tickets for this praseworty under-
taking? Among those who will 60 on the excur-
Gems. Porter and Babcock, DR.. Sharp. Senator'S
Uoie, hice; Pomeroy, Harlan, and many other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

ALI OF THE TEACHERS OF the colored schools
are 70 be paid on on next Friday.
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GREAT BARGAINs ~ sPRING AND SUN
,,s BRIpSsSe s HS = S 81 6eT;

has received fun Assortment OF ~ ~ W.
LADIES DkESS GOODS,
Sonslstlhg OF japanese Silks, Black Silks, Grens-
anes, suItans, Mohairs, and Japanese Mixtures for
snlts: oreandes, Lawns Percales, Cling hams, seer
sII h'. Nbomba an Grapes, Lamese, &C.
GLOVES; PARASOLS
orgsndies; Richardson's Iri.h Linens; Lace, Hem
sItSSneu, and Plain Linen Cambria Handkerchief;
MIN nrst rate assortment Of Gents and BOYS
wear, Ladies and Gents Underwear, Enelish and
Oil Cloths, &C. ' s'
Having purchased an goods at the recent great
DECLINE IN New York, for casa, Washington ladies
Will nnd II to their advantage TO ride over.
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TAXING THE CKSsUs.-On the LIST Of j une the
work of taking the ninth census will commence.
The census-taker IL not at liberty to make
known any information gained in the discharge
of his duties that would affect the interest OF In
dividuals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

RosRs.-Justice John L. @. Clark, who Is the
champion forist amateur) In this section Of the
country, has favored us with numerous samples
Of the many rare varieties Of the Queen OF now
ers now blooming In his garden In the First
Ward.
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DEcoRATIoS DAY---The various conn ittees
OF the Grand Army are hard at work makiny
Preparations for May 90, when floral offeripzs
Will be laid upon the graves Of those who died In
ne S4ase OF the = ZION. MOZart's " Requiem
Will be sung by a chorus of 500 amateurs under
me direction Of Professor John Peter Garfield.
"A stand viii be erected especially for the sing
ers add transportation will be furnished for the
choristers only. There will also be stand
erected that will Accommodate I, 900 uesfs in
Gliding the President and his family, the Cabi-
net. heads OF bureaus, Senate and House OF Kep-
reSentatives, and diplomatic corps. The guess
who VIII be admitted TO the stand will each
have tickets and invitations issued to them on
Saturday next, and are requested TO bring the
same ard present them to the persons in charge
OF the stand, otherwise they will not be Admit
ted Room No. 400, on 9th street. of the Young
Mems CHRISTIAN Association building has been
tendeIed 70 the Grand Army for the use of the
committee on flowers There will be some one
IN attendance at the room from O'Clock a. m
on Saturday, to rine O'Clock a. m on
monday, to receive the flowers which will
have 10 be provided for the occasion.
Arrergements have been completed for trans
porting thoce who are DESTROYS Of ATTENDING Ar
hngton on 4" Decoration day." and every facility
VIII be offered the public possible. The Wash
lngton and Georgetown Railroad Company will
put on all the cars at their disposal and from 81
every seven and a half minutes Cars from fbe
west Capitol gate about every two minutes.
me route 10 Arlington, via the Aqueduct
pIdge, AT Georgetown, Is less than the Long
bridge, and the usual toll on the bridge will be
Sousctsd- Ice water, free, viii be furnished by
the Bridge Company. The following have prom
ised to carry passengers from the terminus of
the bridge, on the Virginia side, to Arlington
and return, at = cents each way: Il. Cruit s,
Son, Reyes x Co, X. II. Darne, Geo w Knox
John Bligh, Norris IS Gladmon. Those con,
nected with the grand chorus will be conveved
from Lincoln Hall.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE--wm- L. Wall a
Co, auctiOpeers, have sold lots 10, IL, IL 10
and "a, in square ,O6s on the corner OF street
south and lith street east. to j. y. Stockbridge,
at cents per square foot
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemeuts Ac

NATIONAL THkATxR-Grand complimentary
benefit 70 Mr.. L. Sp1lding. r. l.. Davenport,
Frank Mordsunt, and Miss Annette Ince in the
cast.
MASONIC HALL-Strswberry festival, for Cal
vary Baptist Church.
MOUNT VERNON CHURCH, 9th and K streets,
strawberry festival.
BAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
SMITHS ART GALLERY, 2f5 r street.
MARKRrrER's ART GALLERY, sse Tth street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pa avenue.
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Of the Eastern Branch, north Of the Washing
ton Asylum, is complained of, the stencil arising
therefrom being almost intolerable 70 the neigh
borhood and for squares around. The attention
of the Sanitary police has been called to 1t.
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woRKIrsHRN FOR EMERY.-At q meeting of
the Granite Cutters Association, on Monday
evening, n. Miller president, and Fred. Acker
secretary, Mr.. John m. Maxwell introduced q
resolution, which was unanimously adopted,
"that we, the Granite Cutters Association,
agree to support Matthew G. Emery for Mayor,
as we have known him from the time he worked
with some Of the old members of this association
to be an honest and true man, who always treat
ed his fellow-w0rkmen with the greatest kind
ness and respect"
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IHE ARREST OF SPECIAL OFFICERS Ryrn
AND BUTLER-ln The STAR of YESTERDAY in
"a stated that special officers X. Fl. Reed and
NJ butter had been arrested on the prece,i;ny
hlght. The following are the circumstancc>
connected with the arrest Sergeant SeihoId
1t me second precinct, had, at the sugpestion of
Lieut.. johnson, ordered officers TAYLOR Con
way, Mullen and Caruthers to be abont yth
sleet on the return of the procession. and tbev
we're Al tne corner OF y street when Commits:
s,oleI Nrlghts men returned. Several OF the
6oHen men stopped on the corner to tax. when
n d Reed and Richard Butler who bs ye bean
acung a. special officers under appointment ~
as, 80. - E''''~~ came 10 10 them and or
oered them TO leave Oficer Taylor told Butler
AND Reed that the men were not violating the
law, and that they Butler and Reed ought to
De On their beats, between 10th and 18th Streets.
above y. After few other words Reed and
Buter were arrested by officers Taylor and
conway and taken to the station on the charge
OF interfering with and resisting the Officers
yesterday morning Justice Wall heard tIa avi.
oence and reserved his decision, because ba was
not sure, he said, but that the officers CFavio,
CONWAY. ~n and Caruthersl were diSor,'
derly. They were suspended by Superintendent
lizards vesterdev. Ii is understood that the
Justice will lay the case before the learned
Cooperation Attorney-who also holds the post
tion Of attorney TO the Board OF Police-for an
opinion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

To HousRKRKPBRs.-Mr. George NJ Oyster
makes an interesting announcement in to-day's
paper.
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ARREST OF PosTNAsTER MASSEY, OF ALEx-
zSDkik-He IS Charged VITA R06btRg tAe Mails.
W ID Massey, Esq, Postmaster at Alexandra,
Va, was yesterday taken into custody by special
agent stlaISe MePhail, for alleged malfeasance
an once. Inc postmaster, with his chief clerk
sho - also charged with the same offence. are
now in the hands OF the officers OF the Posi-
once Department, and are TO have n hearing
before the United States Commissioner a. AIar
sndria- An examination into the an airs OF the
once, which has been placed in charge on sne-
cial agent Fowler, Is being made to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

THE FINAL REHEARSAL of the music for the
Decoration day ceremonies will take place this
Thursday evening at Lincoln Hall. We are
requested to call attention to the hour for
rehearsal, which is $780, and it is hoped that all
the singers will be in their seats promptly at
that hour. The Marine Band win be present
and accompany the chorus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

ga Texas editor calls rival "duplex
har.n
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BEAL ESTATE SALEs.-Fitch q Fox, real es
tate brokers, have sold to Samuel E. Slater
Esq, lot Is, subdivision Of square 1874, frontinS
q feet inches on 10th street, between p and
streets, by depth Of 100 feet, for $3.50. Also
to w. H. Armstrong, ESQ.,, part OF lot Ia, sam,
square, fronting ~ feet inches, by 100 feet il
depth, for S181 cash.
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NEW TKxpKRANcR OReANIzAr1oN-Metro

NEW TEMPERANCE ORGANIzArIoN.-Metro
politan Division, No. II, Sons Of Temperance,
having disbanded as an organization, met last
night and formed . new organization, styling 1t
METROPOLITAN Social Circle" A consti tuition
fcers elected President, John Tweedale; Vice
President, w. r. Tenlon; Secretary, Joseph T.
Coldwell; Treasurer, D. X. Harris; Chaplain,
j. b. Gill; Trustees, Geo. Jillard, +. M. Drew,
and VIM. q. Flood. lt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

A NEW MEDICAL AssoCIATIoS-A number
Of medical gentlemen met Tuesday evening az
the hall corner Of 10th and T. streets, for the
purpose of jnstituting the " Academy of Medi-
cine OF the District of Columbia" The consti-
tuition and bylaws were read and adopted, and
the following named gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year, viz:-President
FIodOardo Howard, NJ. D.; LIST Vice President
j. q. +. HOlston, ". D.; Treasurer, Il. Ii. Hood
y. D.; Recording Secretary, p. II. Keene, NJ
D.; Corresponding Secretary, A. L. Augusta, NJ
d.; Librarian, Stuart EIdridge, M. ID. The
meeting was very harmonious, and evinced a
desire on the part OF many OF the most promi-
nent physicians in the District TO form such a
society a. shall promote profitable social inter-
course among its members, and encourage the
discussion Of questions Of mutual interest, un-
uammeled by distracting and non-professional
controversies.
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DECREE OF DlvoRcK.-In the Equity Court,
Judge Wyle, to-day, deere was made diyor-
eng LIZZIE ;, bISck from the bonds OF matrl.
mony with Carries F. Black, to whom she was
married st. Clairsville, Ohio, in 1861, on the
gropSu Of adultery with a ballet dancer In
Wheeling, Va. Mr.. H. A. Pearce for petitioner
Commissioner E. F. Brown took the testimony.
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THE HOTELS OF LONG BRANCH bid fair to lead
those OF all the other summer resorts this year +,
and that favorite watering place WIN be more
popular than ever, IN consequence. Messrs.
sykes, Gardner x Co. so well and fayorably
known in connection with the management or
willards', in this city, have taken the Stetson
which they will overhaul and newly furnish
throughout and open under the new name of
HE West End Hotel in time to meet the rush Of
visitors commencing the latter part of June.
The reputation of these gentlemen win ensure
not only the best OF accommodations in every
respect, but also the best class of patrons and
the public may well be congratulated on the
fact that the house has at last got into proper
hands. The Continental, under the mana cement
OF Mr.. Borows, Of the Everett House, New
York, VIII also occupy high position. No
person better understands or practices the DIM
cult ant Of keeping a hotel.
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y GEORGETOWN ADYERYIsRNEyrs.

n 7
y GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
RE5IIslloes BOOKS, g. aLL PyNoNIsa-
m ny aiSSs' 4" POE q sfRs ,,sss Ms,
CATHOLIC Books, PICTURES, STATUES,
- BEADS, &c, cheap, g ,,,,osow
m,sa rue is sfbs aiss. ssrs...
A I AND BELOW COST.
y = !, t A NUxREk or Articles, no. strict.
AZ na, a,SsSrted stock o. SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC
iSgf Sdss . ssssSs SSS las
rons my82t
NKw BOOKS, JUST RE0EIyEp,
l2s Bridge street, late Herrons.
.LOthsir, y by the Right Hon. B. pisr.eu. Price,
Henry cOurti.nd. or, What . Farmer Gan: n. ).
The tniind woras ss: ana s Other ,,or,.
ag.SSa o a Rsan h sas Too SGih
"g9ms,h U Flower paper. cents sas so'hor OF
ss HIM. ys5s y,s IN. author
IL. ;a.5pe.s. Atlantic. Putnam. Cooley. Demor,.,,
, S5dsI; Tor Tuning and RsSsris Piano. promptly
p A 3 o A =
A limited amount Of stock win be PAsruRrp
pTcperty mo ON si.S or ssason On Sel
phcaton should be made 70 M
Real Estate Agent, cor high and 1 Bridge ....,
- 90. Georeetown. d @.
ON WHISTLES AT C0sT.
BESI BAKER Whisky, % SO eallon
IS &HIskkkkff f fSf Il 81 81 s s.ll s.ilon
.n %shqhSsik sM Sakf i!!Sn ana OLD
STAPLE GROCERIES at advertised ,r,ces.
LuAoRiks and FANCY GRoGERIEs e cost.
myl2d Sc. corner Bridge and High s;s.
DRf GOODS CHEAPkR THAN KvKR.
. AL W DOL Cassmeree, for men and bovs A m n .
20, ss, beautiful Dress Goods for sufts fror, ~
cents mp: White Marseilles, Is; superior do ~.
worth D Grenadines and Bersges, 12x; Lawns IsI
70 = cents, Striped and Figured Percalea ls,< 81
ana =, very cheap, BLACK Iron Grenadine, 81, So
IS, Il, 81 do, -; Calicoes, ga. 8, no. IA: SGn
yards superior Bleached Muslin, E}: good Kid
Gloves all ,olors, Sl also. full assortment Of the
celebrated JUGLAK KID GLOVE; Together with =
general assortment OF Goods AT P0PULAR PRICES
Call and examine. Good Bargains t. all. :
BENJAMIN MILLER,
myhtr 101 Bridge street. Georgetown.
OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE, No. "a
bridge street, Georgetown. 3. GOLD ~
STEIN Money loaned on all kinds Of mer- lO1
chandse Cnredeemed pledges sold at pri- - q
Sste sale, with ten per cent less than at auction
sa.e. my7-lm
(.RBAT BARGAINS IN SPRING AND sfTN-
NJ
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The woNKN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION met
last evening, VIM. Stickney, Esq, in the chair.
iivereu by Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of McKendree
Chapel; Rev. DIR. Cuthbert, Hon. 3. 8. Fisher
and Rev. DR.. Sunderla.-.si. subscriptions were
then guaranteed FOR the following ladies as life
members Mrs. Gen. .. o. Howard, Mrs. Pres
ident Grant, Mrs. Rankin, Mrs. DIR. Sunderland,
Mrs. VIM. Stickney, Mrs. Francis Smith, Mrs.
Talton, Mrs. q. A. Hall and Mrs. s. s. Mitch
ell. Mr.. j. Z. Fales gave donation OF 800 and
Mrs. Williams s.. Subscriptions amounting to
1927 were announced for the night. Singing
and the doxolosy closed the exercises.