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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
II TIA Bridge street, Georgetown
VALUABLE Re u Est Estate On GEORGETOwN

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON GEORGETOwN
HEIGHTS FOR SALE.
- by virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on
6ythe 18th Of December, A. d. 1863, and duly re-
-cerded in Liber T and r, No. A. at folio 421 and
af the request OF the party secured thereby. will
o1 .5 Ior saie, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
afternoon A.. February $50, at clock ALI that
Lot OF Ground situated on Georgetown Heights, and
bounded as MISUNDERSTANDING at point the east
feet south Of the southeast of Road and Con
eress Streets and running thence south with said lire
OF Cong REFS street hundred and seven feet six
mches more or less, to the northwest corner of VIM
busey lot; then eastery with the north line of
Busey's lot one hundred and twenty two feet five
inches to the west line Of fourteen feet wide alley:
thence north with said line Of said alley to the south
east corner Of Jonathan Carter and thence with
the south line Of sad Carter lot 70 the beginning
The attention OF capitalists Is called to this prSn-
erfy as it i one Of the most eligible building lots now
Tor sale II fs directly opposite the Tudor Place and
near n. N. Lnthicum's late residence
Terms: One-haif cash; balance in six and twelve
deposit Of 500 win be required as soon as the
property Is knocked down. or Il will be inmediatey
res9ia; the terms Of sale are not complied with
rsn ana cost q the defaulting purchaser. All con
veyanclng, including revenue stamps at the cost of
JOHN B. DONNELLY. rru..s.
ia 4-eodts THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
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NITED STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.

PosI OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Proposals will be recev ed at the Contract once Of
this Department until O'Clock p. NJ. Of March 30,
aRh ST fsEs tn the
80 ls1 on the following routes in the state Of Ma
ard By e schedules Of departures and
sSi-From PerrySansville to Booth Bay Hill,
Leave Snsh; Snfs sa wsek
Heare Bod sS0 HaT BHS H by ;,
Arrive at Perrymansvilie by III A. NJ
Proposals for more frequent service invited.
S0o2-From Saint Leonards, by Lisby Store, en- o.,
swaan 0reek' IN. o. ~ miles and back, once
Leave saint n 4 Lecna,ds saturday atIP.M.
kf1s. n Al Saint GnsfE ss.aTGsSS I,
snd h Mest River to Shepherds Store, miles
Leave e1;y. West y. ssi EiSsI SATURDAY s.PM.
Arrive At West River BY so p. N. sou r. H.
Proposals Tor more frequent service invited
3oei-From Newburgh to Tompkins, On. o.,) miles
Leave Newburgh Saturday at ham.
Arrive at Tompkins az L NJ.
kf shEs I f. SsNBaf sa5q By 4 An
16s-From Philopolis, by Belfast. Butler, Meunt
Carmel Black Rock, and Trenton, to Up
peIe9, miles and back, twice week.
Leave Phiiopolis wednesday and Saturday at
c, S.RsFs S8ns.s.s and Saturday
Arrive at Philopolis by6P.
Proposals Invited for three times a Ueet .ar
vice.
aO66-From Laurayille. by Halberton. IN .,
week. ''''i'' i' niie' anu Oack' once a
Leave Ls;s. L 7: saturday atsAM.
Aam , a. yerpsalem MILLS by u 81:
Arrive at Lauraville by sP. N.
S@-from west River to Lancaster tsudley p. o.
Leave West River Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at sudley by4P.M.
Leave Sudley Wednesday and SATURDAY. nj I
r: M.
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LOCAL NEWS.


NATIONAL THKATER.-Grand Italian Opera,
sI Trovatore."
RwALL's OPERA HoUsE.-Laura Keene in
"Champagne; or, Step by STEP"
WHITEHURsr GALLEgY-Mammoth ulumi-
mated War Views, and other Magnificent Repre-
sensations, every evening at7k O'Clock.
SMITH s. STRoNs's ART GALLERY, 2f5 +
etreet.
MARKRIrKR's ART GALLERY, 486 7th street.
BARLow's AIT GALLBRY, 20 Pennsylysnia
avenue.
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THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner of eth street and Louisiana avenue, is open
from $50 to $50 O'Clock every Saturday evening.
in addition to its regular banking hours. 1t
pays interest on deposits.
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lies; ", AND q; a, MERRILL, pENrI.
EDUCATIONAL.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

MopERN LANGUAGES.
ID. 4. GROUX, formerly Professor az Georgetown
and Columbian Colleges, continues 20 give private
lessons: also In classes. In French, German aud
Spanish. Translations made from the Italian, swe-
dish etc, etc. For terms apply at his once, or %
letter No. 23S Penna. avenue, bet. I'd and 81 ste,
mo. 4se old numberD "a I2t-
n IPPINCOrr FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Il CHARLES STREET Avenue,
Select Boarding and Day School. Ever facility
Tor the requirement. Of thorough asd finished
ENGLISH and French education.
Especial attention eyeR 40 Music @ nd OrIsmen-
Cash for boarding pupils in English department
For circulars containing full information addres
dei7-eotEiy Ev.JALIPPINcorr,A
EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS, connected with the
Il Church Of the Incarnst ion,
BOYS SCHOOL,
JOHN A. GRAVES PRINCIPAL
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
500 18th street near street,
Miss MAC LEOp, Principal,
Circulars with full particulars can be obtained
from the principals at the book stores from the
Rector. Rev. R.W. LoWRIk,4s2A II. north.
CHEGARY INSTITUTE, y5.1 ss.h 1,32s.
~ Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa.
English and French, for young ladiss and Miss
Boarding and Day school, viii reop-n on MONDAY
September eth. French IL the ans uaee Of the fafn-
ny, and 10 constantly CD Ken in the Institute.
Jy3eo6m MADAME DHERyILLY, Print.
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ID A. FAHNESTOCK,S
YER MIFUGE.

Why is IL that mary children die NJ der the age
Of i've years. That a large proportion % children
die under that age, has long been srtect Of remark
and without satisfactory cause ascertaf,ed, it rs
certain.
Also, IL Is known that worms exist in the human
system from its earliest infs,cy. therefore parents
especially mothers. who are more constantly with
their children, cannot h Observing OF the ert
symptoms of W0FRls. for sureis as they exist car
they be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
rerlovei from the most DELICATE IsyANr.E,
the timely use Of
d. A. FAHNEsToCK'S yERMIrueF.
IT., j. I. perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury,
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION.
And may be adrinir-erod witt tho UFNosTs.FE.
Worm CONNECTIONS. made N. re Tor the pxrrro.s q,
pleas ng the palate than Of yercor ming the dss..e
their short lease 81 If is nearly eHians;1 an IL
vor daily.
CAUTION.
Fahnestoci vermif is be rsrficuaTIT esr.isl - -
see That the initials are 4. a. TITS il tie article
that has been %
FAvORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1899,
And purchasers must INSIST having il, II they do
not wish to have al Imitation forced upon them
SCHWARTZ d HASLErr,
FORMERLY
B.A. FAHNEsTOCK's SON & CO.,
SOLE PROPRiETORs.
de1-eod&wl PITTsBURG, Pa
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teri0o, situated on the AlexSnSri. ~ ~
ington turnpike, Containing 100 acres. ~
steam engine and the buildines on tSe niscs
= = been bonght for $6,21o BY M. Robert 8,
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Mr.. JOIN y. ELLIS ~ mueh better
&ad 70 learn, and 10 giving personal attention
20 his ou9ineo from his once st his residencr
On Sixth street
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CARPETs. CURTAINS, &C.
THE AS
THE WET VIZ. j. kf MiTSHEhE P e.,
..s:h Dry S Coed: f x.ist & sa1s
S+E ASs, 81 THE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That, pursuant
e the pm section Of the act Of Congress approved
q the survey and sale Of the public lands q the
United States the President 81 the United States
District ONCE at Monroe in the state Of Louisiana a
and that the vacant lands therein be made subject to
and after the LIST day Of December next. '''' from
Lands remaining unsold and unappropriated by
subject That
Place on and md. after the date above mentoned The
future public notice OF the day en- which they viii be
lands e Ss. APPLICATIONS for entries Of
Given under %y hand, at the General Land ONCE,
By order Of the President:
' q sEs Gsss1 %1 Eso3 oe.
UNITED STATES CoxsoLlDArEp LAND OFFICE,
hereby gwen Ss Soca. and record.
eeve applications for entries Of lands embraced in
ja5-w4t HENRY l.. JONES. Receiver
400 SEVENTH STREET. Aoc
AND 2bAFETEb 70 ALL sEAs6Ss.
Choice selections haoAsonsly Framed
fAiA1iSsSx NeRAv1ses. and
SWISS CARVED WALL PooKETs,
TOY HYGRoMErOMEs, &c. 10 &C.
WiNDdw SHADES,
PICTURE CoED AND rAssEI aSn. 1AAAhs'
The largest assortment in the District. Terms
Please remember name and number
1ss sE Il knHA4HaK sIFERR,+.
de6 M Between ID and sts.
GALE OF MISCELLANEOUS ORDNANCE
- STORES.
BulHAu or ORDNANCE,
NAVY BxPARfMRHF,
WAsHIyeroN CRY, January Is, tUO.S
There will be sold q lubltc auction, 70 the highest
100 IN the Once o. The Inspscsor q Ordnance K.ys
Ordinances, comprising small Arms. ana aiscsllS.
Terms One half cash, In Govsrnnent f,.a.. =,
the conclusion Of the sale and the remainder within
ten days aftsrwsrd, during which time the articles
NUT be rsnoyed iron the yard oehstwtss they win
Its to s dissinctIy aader.tsod thas no suar,pts.
viii be given to Of articles osre Tor ssIe
soSd aass r sss sSzs 4 : ~
Aas sssrythins o6sIsd Tor sale /. q rsyEesssisS.
jaAlawtds Chisf Of 6ur:s,.
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SIMPLE. NOIsKLBss, AND NEVER GET OUT OF
ORDER.-Parties wanting to buy a sewing ma
chine should not fail TO see Wilcox & Gibbs i'm
operation at the agents, G. BAUM, Corset and
Hoop-skirt manufacturer, It'll street, between
ID and Z. ID
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nann WHILE OTHERS ARE DIsPO--6n
" SING OF OLD STOCK, II
y ~ sTRAsBURGER BROS, w

lave just opened large assOrtment Of new
BOOTS AND SHOES,
and selling them cheaper than others Offering old
stock. Bear in mind they neither mark goods up or
down, but sell them at regular wholesale prices
Keeping Of the largest stock Of Boots Shoes and
Caters Of all grades, which you will find to wear as
represented. Give them call before purchasing and
You will find saving Of Is per cent.
SrRASBURGER BROS,
Old number 313,
New 900 SEVENTH STREET,
jal2tf Between and
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CHEAP FUxL-See advertisement of Rreat re-
Glenn, G-street wharf
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SERIOUS AND Profanity FArA, acc,n
On saturday evening, as Mr.. George Mcclellan
engineer at the Congregational Globe once. Was in
the act of sending up stairs !, 800 pounds Of mic
denly broke, and portion Of the iron fell on hi,
body, infiicting serious injuries. The dumb
waiter did not work well, and Mr.. McIeIian
was standing below Ii, when the ropes gave way.
his shoulders and legs. He was conveyed to his
residence and properly car cd for.
DR.. j. +. Muary b attending him. One of
the bones Of the right leg IL broken, and his
scalp was cut, but the skull was not fractured.
and although he was delirious last night, there
Is hope that he win recover.
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A WONDERFUL CURE OF RHEuMATrsM.-I
b i've been troubled for q number of years SO
that 1 could not attend to any business my arm
has panied me necessarily and my general he Nth
has been very poor. Now, thanks to DIR. Fan
advise the sick to call on DIR. Fanyon and avail
themselves of his wonderful treatment. ANY
one can see me by calling on ME at my residence
on Washington street, between 4th and 9th SITS.
WILLIAM ROBINSON.
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MR.. ID. b. STOCKING, formerly of the Chief
Quartermaster's Office, Department of Washing
ton, In this city, where he has many friends, Is
now in Santa Fe, and on the 31st ut., in retiring
from the position Of Post Commander OF Post
no. i, Department Of New Mexico, G. A. Rwas
OF New Mexican gold
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e. !: 'ss ~; 90
%Ssi.s ssns "a sssSs- q ::.!s. M -
sei'-A ere 81. Sssass. f ps1.9pk
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CoRNs, &c-Dr. White, Surgeon Chlropodist,
OF twelve years practical experience in the
tablished at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and 9Th streets, Dec. 18th, 1861, successfully
treats Corns, Buni0ns, Chilblains, Club and In
without pain or inconvenience to the patient.
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands Of other
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from a. IN. to 6 p. m. Owing to
press of business at Office. Dr. White Is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and d. m
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BALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Fitch & Fox, real
estate brokers and auctiOneers, have sold part
between e and + streets, by depth of 80 feet,
to ID. Middleton, for $3.50.
Cooper & Latimer, Auctioneers, have sold
lots 2 20 "a, 20, and 26, in square 634, fronting
on New Jersey avenue, near the Baltimore ami
Ohio Railroad depot, for S2,564g7; also, lot n,
sn same square, to Daniel O'Brien, for So 62O.6l.
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MOTTO-"Qusck Sales and Small Profits"
just having opened an immense stock of new
Goods, of which we will dispose Of as quick as
possible, we win sell Goods now cheaper than
q splendid article, all Linen Bosoms, and CUFFS
50 and 1928. Good Merino Undershirts and
Drawers 80, GO, and 75c.; an excellent article 81
and S1.25. Good Cotton Socks, 8 pairs for Csc.
kinds and at all prices. Excellent Paper Col
lars, cloth lined button hsles 10c. per box. Knit
Jackets, splendid variety. The finest selection
Of Neck Ties, Scarfs and Bows ever seen in this
city. Come one, come all, and everybody Will
be satisfied FRANC 4 GOLDMAN,
Marble Hall,
No. 458 It'll st., opp. Patent ONCE, and
1852: No. Ole It'll St, between & sts.
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~ Ross D WALSH,
HAAL xS1AE1 1xCAANGE Z BROKERS,
Go. S97 PENNA AVENUE eoufh -.
Between 9Th end 7th streets vest.
800 oANL CROSS.
-ey6U JAS. w. WALSH

M AArsLsi AAHIELsn HANTE Is M
fsrsons building and repairing houses would do
Vel @ eau and examine my ossorfment cf NAN.
1AL0, which = the largest and most varied coiiec
9on eyef o1ered Tor sale n this District They con
10 o. ~ t4e leading alyles now manufscture6. n
reyre.enttng two or more Kinds Of Har61 and voo
nj 40 have on hand GRATIS, runner rieces:
~ ykEISs 6RACKEf EHELVE6. fTRH
DOA1DS, e.. ~ Of which ere from TIE best man1.
tscsorsss' Please call end sxs1eine them.
Ho. Young Nms Chzistiaa Az BuiIsiss..
UBxRi LUABE1 q LUN61R N
hsss - - eonslses ss.ort.sat Il Bui,d,ps
Fine end spruce Piclses, Osdsr Posts. 40 WINE
DRDe0BD LUWHRR
q I'll kin1D On Aand and for sole ~
soeeo ~ WLI31 BIDgRTVS 1Rxo
Ooen4 ~ xogk eve01s and - -
s>m - square ffu1 EorfSs>
In TIE ciz eew..h,aDe,ssosn. De- :, 2. g.
~. ~: Ine vnde1!gnea hsrebv H. ~ q Jan,
- ~ w q WoehinGto1. vffS.5e - XX iEk
Sossles q * Sss& ss5sdEsd 5sasIt, spon &
t.n,.~,- i. g. HIN1, Attornsy-at.Lsv.
~ styeet, As1ign w. q
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APPLES, PRODUCE, &c.-Those apples from
sne commission house Of Akers s Todd, s5s It'll
quality OF produce dealt in by this enfernrts;ng
nrm. They attend promptly to all consienments'
and are able, by their full stocks, TO s1nniv no
- 81 and honsekeepers on very favorable terms.
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The SUPREME COURT OF THE DIs.
IkiCI OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day Of Janu-

IL F FIH5 81 STpP PRIHEp EogRI 2I THE DIS
ary, $50.
Henry 1Ars n: plaintiff lxo.sseo-.,,,,.
Henry Austermuhle, defendant. "o'o''"-Atia".
On motion Of the complainant, By Messrs. Fepdau
Esndail his attorneys, Il d ordered thas the de-
Ienoa1t cause his appearance 10 be entered hereir
on or before the r rule day occurrin9 frt1 asa
after this day, Otherwise the cause viii e rrns.Sy
II. $50: MEIes. OK. ,.so-vsv
ORR6HTsA4Ass Cogef, ysnssry p. $50.
CousgT. r. III. VI Cs4SLUMBH; WAsnns!eH
e s.SAs IN. tSscgscs e Jane. asilissa, de-
rOSston Of q 0rphass Cont q Was shs e1
AZ S1n iXh A9Feinaa; sSpeented SATURDAY, Tsbru-
III ~ tp o n psssonA Estate q nd dscsased
sS:sssd e: 80 he - 3 =: sss : h :ss
- sh tss Sssdifos - hsly dsocsssa sss
SS: s g k g 81 - = Z. sss!:4sS
soyX q IT, 94s gabl,shsd onos vssk 66r Shrss
Sv ~. = f ss A's1ns ss.r 'ss'ios' . sSs "a
ao'aavsv' A. WxDsTxR, Rssissr q wins.
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AT THE HEBREW SYNAGOGUE, Saturday
morning, a new organ was used for tI,e first
tlme, and the singing was rendered by quar-
tette choir just organized. This innovation on
the customs Of the ancient Hebrew Church at
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COUET.-The January term of this
Court was commenced this morning, with Judge
Cartier Onthe bench, but the Court in General
Term not having been adjourned, Judge e.
adjourned the Circuit Court over for one week
ORPHANS COURT. Judge Parceh.-Saturday,
the will OF the late John ID. Ban clay was fully
proven and admitted to probate, and letters
Parliamentary were issued to John Nj. Barclay
bond 500 GOO. The will of the late Mary A.
Nichlaus was fully proven. The will of the late
Thomas &. Smith was fully proven. The will
of the late Nicholas Phelan was fully proven,
He bequeathes 800 each to Rev. F. L. BOYLE,
Of st. Peters Catholic Church, to st. AIMS
infant Asylum, to st. JOseph's Male Orphan
Asylum; $50 to the Conference of st. Vincent ,ie
Paul. OF st. Peters Church, and like sum 10
his sister, Mrs. c. Boyle, of Ireland. The balance
OF his estate he leaves to his wife and daughter,
and If the latter dies unmarried, without issue
one-fourth OF his estate will go to his niece one
eighth TO st. AIMS Infant asylum, one-eighth to
ST. Joseph's Asylum, and the remaining half to
Rev. Father Boyle for the use OF ST. Peters
Church. The will of the late ElI7abet.,
Mckhoe was partially proven. Z. W. Gardiner
was appointed guardian of infant of +. A. Cave
bond $500. George Mattingly qualified as admin
istrator Of 8. w. Marsh-bOnd 50 500; and Nancy
True as executrix of Mary Ankinson-bond
81 1000.
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PArSyrL AccIDxyf.-On Satur day, about 1
E. m, as MI. Dodge, formerly proprietor Of
ne as run INTO by the driver Of market wagon,
o o,' ~, MI DIS buggy and throwing him
on .He vugn paving, he thereby sustaining seri-
CSeyed 70 ms home on Carroll Hill, and DR.. j. Z.
Srouse called IN. and on examination he found
; tnS snSunet blade broken and otherwise badly
the patient 10 now as comfortsbie - tS nne
stances OF his case win admit.
another column an offer Of a hundreS Ssc,,sr
Prize, and other liberal inducemenfs' ~ TIE
@anaSers q the Whitehur.t Gallery, Tor con-
s ssecsnd o. 81 srescacs on designs either original
the Removal Of the Capital. :"
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ELECTION OF OPFIcERs.-Att the annual meet.
ing Of Union Degree Temple, No. 1, 1. o. of q.
T., held at Odeon Hall on SATURDAY. evening
The ensuing year "A. j. Gilmore, Degree
Templar; C. Z. Baker, Degree Vice Tempisr:
=, w. harsha, Degree Secretary; j. F. Bolton,
Treasurer; Warren Lincoln. Desree 1h.nisin.
- Edson, Degree Marshal; Mrs., N. Al. Brnce
Degree Guard; T. c. Spurgeon, Degree Senti,
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OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT ON AN AGED WOMAN,
Last night, Officer Anderson arrested Charles
Birch on the charge of having committed an
Assault and battery on Mrs. MaryIDillonberger,
Schmidt committed him to Jail for further
hearing. 1t appears from the affidavit made by
Mr.. Henry DillOnberger, the husband, that
his house yesterday afternoon while drunk, and
called for milk, which she refused to give them.
and they knocked her down and one of them
attempted an outrage on her person, but was
unsuccessful, while the other searched the
house for valuables, but it is not known vet
whether he was successful. Officer Anderson
was apprised OF the occurrence, and last night
succeeded in arresting Birch sleeping on porch
in the fneighbOrhoOd. Mrs DillOnberger was
very seriously injured, and being nearly sixty
years OF age, 1t Is not known yet whether she
Will recover. At present she is unable to appear
before the justice, but on the officer taking
Birch into her presence she identified him as the
man wh6 assaulted her.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1884,
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1857.
W. 81. WHEATLEYY
fB II II st = IN DYING
CLEANSING ESTABLIsHMENr.
No. - JEFFERSON ST.,

Georgetown, D. g.
keplete With every desirable apparatus and Bro
laed with the best talent and artistic skf TO be OBJ
q the proprietor, makes this the best place ii the
G,csr,cs 70 have ~ orders tn his line ven and
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BAD BoYs.-There are frequent complaints
made by residents of U street, between Sth and
Sn, OF the conduct Of q number Of boys in the
neighborhood, who take the windows of the
dwellings in that section for targets.
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SENTENCE OF THE l. STREET RIorRRs.-Op
saturday afternoon, in the Criminal Cor r. wn,
shaw, Randall Bowie, VIM. Saunders Wn
Brown alias Spider Brown. Emmett Tase0-
Henry Hammond, Theodore Clark, Isaac Wal!
ker, and VIM Warren, cony eted of assault with
intent TO Kill officer LAWYER sometime since a,
Galbraith Chapel, in l. street, between 4th and
9TH. were brought out and Nessrs. Riddle and
Williams Ior the defence argued the motion for
new trial on the ground that the verdict was
not sustained by the evidence. Judge Fisher
overruled the motion, and sentenced the parties
70 imprisonment for the following terms. Shaw.
tnree years: Bowie, Brown, and Tasco two
years and six months each; Saunders, Ham
each. " '~~'
The Cont then ad;orr,aa f., ~.
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The COLoRFD PEOPLE AND THz SrPyEAGy
AhENDN ENT.-1he national executive commit
tee appoin ted BY the National Coryenti1r NJ
Colored Men, met in this city last week. and
passed resolutions requesting all the c1I.red
people IN the various States and Territories 10
prepare for grand national and state iphilse
on the occasion of the ratihca alton and prorla-
nation py the President Of the fifteenth amend
ment to the Constitution, and to return thanks
rs Instruments in bringing about such a rIo-
rlocs event George T. Downing, OF Rhod,,
Island, Is chairman of this committee: ~ az
barbados, Of Massachusetts, seeretarv, ard
among the members present were r r. Snrrarl
OF Maryland; William Nesbit, of Pennsylvania:
collins Cursor, District OF Columbia, and j. g.
Martin, OF Wyoming. "