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HE WASHINGTON scHuETZEN yEREU
THE MAY FESTIVAL
THE sTEUBEN MONUMENT.

The Grand May Festival Of the Washington
sehEetIen Verein was commenced to-day, at their
park, on the It'll street road and will be continued
fonorrow. At sunrise this morning q salute was
fired at the park, and At early hour many Of our
German citizens were actively making preparations
for participating in the ''feste."
PARK.
The park has been greatly improved since last ssa-
ea Spd on sSs the
eeen put up, and the walks lighted at night with
Bros did all this pOrton Of the work in s
sht Manner, completing Z on Saturday evening last
hrst time, with gas. The effect was very me. '"e
THE PROCESSION
sehse1sn assembled At e Victoria HeeeI o. the
on Pennsylvan avenue near AZ street pren,ratory
toyiS N procession, and the hotel beautf
, Iss nereln numbering over loo members left the
through several Of the street. and avenues rssrbeg
and President yoe made short sdre.s Of wec nusa
aiIsr wsi e lunch was partaken of.
rys OF the procession the ground as also tennin
performed concert music and goo5 Marine Band
ILL.,. ne pavilion. The singing societies were also
THE sTEuBES MONUMENT
tbs eiosk this stternoon the corner stone Of
nth sRprOpriate eeremoniss.~air: A. BberIy, the
fresident OF the Stsuben Association, will deliver
By ns9Fy SGns will be
ngns viii De dnINercd by Senator Carl Schurz Of
Istsssonrl, snd Hon Edward Degeuer, Of Texas: aa
address will be made BY the President Of the Wash
" astoh Schaetzen Eerien. John vogt ESQ and Mr.
S,lou won VIII deliver the address in EnRlish The
conner stone. VIII 10y tns
a.. frssldent Grant, the Cabinet officers members Of
me senate and House Of Representative foreign
,n s'trs, spd prominent officers of the army and
.sy, lave Teen isyited, and expected 10 be
psIon stenoen was one AZ the foreign officers who
=, VII ne1s ln H and Joined the Continental army
1919 rssy ssorgs. He was one of the veterans Of
iins1slp the Great snd being a skillfui diseip-
InaIIsh was made lns pectOr General AMI the ~.
~ 81 his military instruction were sesr 81
Al ne, neio UI Monmouth and in Virginia in Esl where
" 1oA AZ active part in the cam paigD Against Com
saIs. ne died at Steubenville. New York in VOC
49,. "ss buried at that place, which was named after
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RI THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND IN GEORGE
TOWN At AIIaaTI0N

That desirsble four-story Brick Store,
Es:"I southeast corner Bridge and High streets
s1Min be sold at auction, 10 the highest bidder,
on MEDNESDA1, the 18th instant, at s O'Clock D
m his Store 10 built in the most substantial man
ner without regard to cost is 20 feet front on Bridge
street and running south o. equal width feet par
aei with High street, with dry cellar the full size
OF the building, and paved with brick. The stand
mas Deen occupied BY me for the past d years as
town. : - " NeoAse
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder In g. II u
and "a months, with interest semi annually deferred
payments secured by deed Of trust. Stamps and
deeds at cost Of the purchaser. II the terms 81 sale
signed reserves the right TO sell at ave days notice
at the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
my l2ts [Courier.l THOs. DoWLiNG. Auct
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aTHKRE,s No Sucn wnpn 40 r.u

THERE'S No Such WORD AS FAIL,D
This is absolutely true in using Dooleys Chem
combination of the ingredients entering into its
manufacture. that good biscuits, rolls, or pas
Try; both light and nutritious, can be made
and requires but half the quantity of those Of
ordinary manufacture. For sale in packages to
meet the wants Of all, by grocers generally. eos
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SERIOUSLY Live regret to learn that Mr. g.
Espy, Assessor for the Fourth Ward, is lying very
low at has residence, corner Of LIST and streets,
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THE OAK HALL MERCHANT TAILORING Es-
TABLIsHMENT has just received the latest STYLES
OF piece goods for ordered work Oak Hall Mer-
Giant Tailoring Rooms 7th street, opposite Post
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CHKvIoT SUITS,
For Gentlemen and Youth,
From SIS to 800.
large assortment.
One price only.
GEORGE Q. HENNINa,
- No. 40 It'll street, Northwest.

SOFT CRABs.-Harvey & Holden, corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, have received
twenty-five dozen of the largest and finest Soft
Crabs of the season, and are RECEIVING daily
every luxury OF the season.
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(ykEAT BARGAINS IN SPRING AND sum
" MER GOODS, ~
no Rp,nSaee lHIsHrIH sM 69T

LADIES DRESS GOODS, "A. .
consenng OF japanese Silks, Black silks, Grena
Dimes suitana, Mehairs, and japanese Mixtures for
suits: Oreandies, Lawns, Percaies, Ginehams, Seer
LLAMA LACE SHAwLS.
a yoTyins, Alexsndre's, and Courvoisiers KID
Jones, Nain:ooks and Csmbrics, French Muslins,
Organdies; kichardson1 Irish Linens; Lace, Hem
stitched, and Plain Linen Cambria Handkerchief:
WITH WITH nIst rate apartment Of Gents and Boy 9
wear, Ladies and Gents Underwear, English and
German 1 Hosiery, Housefurnishing Goods, Mating,
Oil Cloths, &c. - -s
Having purchased all goods at the recent great
decline in New York, 5cr casa, Washington ladies
Will md 1t to their advantage to ride over.
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EpToR STAR. Russell Barr, the friend Of ju-
dicous imp oyement of schools and of the civ
viii be supported for Alderman BY thousands In the
NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
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BY THOMAS PoWLIFa, Auctioeeer.
- liza Bridge street, GEORGETOWN

80 --NeS - Soss V0ox8esOWu
EXECuroRy SALE OF ELEGANr AND
WELL.kEPT HOUSEHOLD FTRNITTRR
AND E[EECTs> HORSE, CARRIAGE. HAR
MESS AND sLEIGH Ar AUCTION
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nav ls.b.
VI ~ ~ O'Clock we wi! sell, without regard to
weather, at the residence Of John Dickson,
~,;.hs a. tne household Furniture and Effects, of
Two Walnut Tete- Tstes, In Green Velvet
1.-Two 90 Arm Chairs, in do
Mahogany Haircloth Sofa and Chairs
Mahogany and Walnut Marble TOP Stands
Mahogany, Walnut and other Tables
pamask and Lace Curtains
Brussels and Tapestry Carpets
Fine Steel plate Engrayings and Prints
Mahogany and Walnut Marble-top Bureaus
Do s and DO DC M SsasisaSs
Do Marble-top and other Washstands
Splendid Hair Mattresses
De Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Blankets, Spreads, Comforts, Sheets
Oak Dining Extension Table, ten feet
Marble top Sideboard
Handsome Tea Service, Crockery and Glassware
Green Rep and other Lounges
Ingram Carpets, Oilcloth and Mating
Cooking, Hall, Parlor and other Stoves
With many other articles too numerous to men
Ais6, at u O'Clock
One Horse. Rockaway, Harness and Sleigh.
One Propelling Invalid Chair, cost 3 100.
M Esfs skS SEsSkS0S' Executors.
WIN. KING,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
The House for rent, Containing fourteen rooms,
bath room, and all necessary ont buildings. ml0-d
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.ETRulIA AND THE ErRuRIANs" is the subject of
aItct1re by Rev. Andrew, to be delivered at Lib
erty Hall this evening. The Pres lent and Generals
sherman and Dent have been invited, and are ex-
pected to be present.
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MISS ELLA A. STOCKTON, who gives readings at
here highly recommended rs fine elocutionist and
q most worthy lady. ~
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TRUSTEES SALE.
- By virtue of two deeds Of trust to me, dated
E respectively June 3, 1864, and October 6, 1855,
No. 80, folios sO6, &c, and Liber b. M ii. No. i,
feios ass, &c of the Land Records of the County Of
arlington, ID. c. will offer at auction, on WE'D
NESDA4 the 18th day OF May, proximo, at O'Clock
p. M, that Valuable Property in Georgetown de-
scribed a. follows, viz: That Lot consisting of parts
Of Lots One, Two, and Three, in Peters square,
bounded as follows, viz Beginning at the end Of Nk
street, and running thence south and parallel With
high street, % feet, to point feet from the diyid
Ing line between Lots Nos. and T. in Peter square,
thence west and parallel with Bridge street TO High
street; thence with High street northwardy 10 feet
thence east and parallel with Bridge street - feet
thence north and parallel with High street 50 feet to
Bridge and thence east to the beginning with
substantial three story Brick Warehouse, com
posed OF two large buildings connected, fronting
sRectiyely on High and Bridge streets with cellars
This 10 one Of the best business stands in George
town, and the property is in all respects desirable
II is now occupied by II, ]. Adler, Is . hardware
Terms Of sale: One fifth Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. and the residue In four equal install
ments Of II, Is, and n months respectively, to be
secured BY deed Of trust. Tho terms Of sale must be
complied with In week after SALE the property
may be resold after one week notice, at tho risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser Conveyancins
and stamps at the cost y ths Cox rrn..
ap4- Tn ,Sa,T utf THOS. DOWLING, Auctr.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain until "WEDNESDAY, May 18th,
my ii-esd WALTER 8. COX, Trustee.
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TIL hESArLr.H AcxEY HozIcIpE-vERpIcr o,
inzI Court, Judge Fisher the argumsnt H. =. oIinl
81 George M henault- indicted Tor the n "a %
Vim. Msckey In April last wa c0nSlna.1,u aI 1 y
o'clock, and q yerdict of not guilty was retnrneS
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The SPRING RAcEs-The managers Of thu ~.
t1nal Driving Park and Fair Grounds have n.. .
compleied their arrangements for the spring raceS
and Committee OF the club will hold 4 se~.io, :,
the lJect. = - "
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ks-uRSEp-Capt. J. Peck Dukehart, Of the Bal.
uniore and Ohio Railroad. who accompanied the
party o. x OF the Treasury cierss to San francisco
win large amount OF grvenbacks, has returned 10
this city. Capt. D., well others OF the party
give a glowing account Of the trip. portion OF
them visited Alaska and the others visited num-
Der q inters ting portions of the Golden State
They brought home quantity Of hne specimen OF
woods, miner 10 and plants
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FROM Philip 4 Selomons, French. Lansran q Oeil-
May q. ioA
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-. I've. FRoN AN ORPHAN AsYLUM.-Lasi
,.j , Sul nlne O'Clock. Onieer Fitzpatrick ar
lesseo mr. boy Damed Mike syes, Il nomas Dill
tn az nnsm DlliSn, who had escaped from 81
70 ~ sissers ~ - ffsylen They were tnrned owe
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The WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor.
ner Of eth street and Louisiana avenue, is open
irom $50 to 80 O'Clock every Saturday evening,
pays interest on deposits.
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DEAIHs IN APRu--Tle report Of the Secretary Of
me Board q Health shov: the total number Of
have been ID, OF which 65 were white and 81
81 males and 81 females - ~
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TIE THKAIERs.-Mr. Z. l.. Davenport the versa
tie ana pogulsr sctor-aiways q fsvorite in Wash
mgton-wii commence brief engagement at the
National Thoater this evening, in "St Hare, the
soldier OF Fortune in which Sc is said 10 annear 10
excellent advantage '~ =" "ppoH W
AT Walls opera House this evening Kelly a
Leen Alnsfrels the leading troupe in the country
nee brief engagement, opening with . varied
ana excelient programme, the le.dng feature being
ching Chong Hi, which Is said BY the New York
fapers to be dashng and sprightly burlesque full
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PANAMA. HATS

- PANAMA HATS
Bleached and Trimmed, ..s
At A. I. Whiteney's, 924 Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, bet. 9th and 10th streets
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kKLIsr FOR THE RICHMOND SrrFERERs.-The
o. he recent concert BY the Choral Society
IAIe esiamity IN Richmond, 3 595 d. have been
I.h snnttea 70 Aessrs W B. Isaacs Go of that
cry VINO IN a letter received here to-d.v .cLna-
sedes the receipt thereof and thai the
ma pesn turned over 70 Mr. Il. Davenport, Jr trea.
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SA00 Fly, don't 1oddsr NE

Yos casf COVE a. SsyE,s j. b.
. ~ was noticed that the band al the head of the
eehnetzen yerein, I'm passing the west wing Of the
10y NAL this morning. play ed Shoe Fly In q way
this campaign.
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HoT.-ststs Of the thermometer at franklin a
Cos, opticians. l2E Pennsylva svepns. in The
shade, NJ O'Clock, p. N, to-day, . degrees.
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M. H.PRIHcB, would inform his patrons, that
hencefOrth the Pawn Broking branch win be
carried on second moor; entrance either through
store or hall door. 46.f
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The C0urfs.

CRIMINAL CoTRT, Judge HEnpa,tss To-day
Augustus Bowie was convicted Of burglary, and SEN
teDCed 70 three years in the penitenIiary Albany
Robert LiDdenpes was convicted similar charge,
and sentenced To one year in the penitentary MARY
Wright vas CO nyicted OF petit larceny in two cases.
and received nominal sentence Alexander Pooie,
indicted for assault and battery, convicted
Frank White plead guilty 20 a charge Of petit lar
csny and received a nominal sentence. Eliza
Wool alias Bell was convicted of petit larceny aud
received q nominal sentence. George Douglas was
convicted OF larceny, and sentenced to DAYS in
jail; John Burns, indicted for petit larceny plead
guilty, and was sentenced to forty day in ja Jerry
Dan Hunter, alias VIM. Smith, petit larceny, nolls
pros.
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CALIFORNIA WINES!

NALIFORNIA WINES!
,Hessrs KGAN BRO. desire to call attention to
1S GOVT
PRANDY, from the nm WINES
a pIoNErs oALIE S WINE HOUSE OF
which they ole. the 'iade at New YORK prices,
and to Consumers at rates ma.,....... mum
Persons desiring Wine. which are strictly pure,
and particularly adapted to the sick room, should
f III aTs TSs' Acting *
Your wines never failed to be of service to the
s1 81 Re to afforded
N. You've, ME-
These liquors and wines Sof native origin, are pure
and well adapted for medicinal and family use.
Late Chief Chemist, Dept. Of Agriculture.
For sale by the bottle ESX n On s sTsSfhf
m136t Corner of 9th and streets.
DRIED FRUITS. &c.
DRIED APPLES. 10 cents per pound.
DRIED CHERRIEs, Is and 80 cents per pound
SASSER PEACHES. :: and 10 ceats.
SANSEP INVERTEBRATES. IS cents.
CANkEP T9NHkT2Es y and Z; cents
CANNED GREKN PEAS, STRING BEANS.
For sale by EGAN 4 BROTHER,
myls3t Corner Of eth and streets.
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
AT REDUCED PRICES.
CHAs. ULLRICH, JR.,
New No. 933 Pennsylvania Avenue,
MISS between 9th and 10th streets.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING COMPANY.
CUR SPRING OPENING OF GOODS TO-DAY
Comprising q complete assortment Of
MEMS YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING
Made up i'm superior styles, and list of prices has
been reduced 70 the lowest gold rates.
Look at our list Of prices:
Business and w alking Suits At 8 90
Business and afking suit af .......- -. D 2 SO
Plaid Suits, latest designs at-...........SI6 90
Best Business and Walking Suits 1855. 5 To 20 90
n Look Of our line Of Boys Clothing
Boys Suits SIS, s,fs and n
Best French Childrens Suits, j. =. V...--.... IS
Our line Of Clothing cannot be eQualed in wash
ington and We are daily Eseeiyins the latest styles
m6-1m OAK HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
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A. N Il. ZION CoNFERENcE.-At q meetine of
this Conference ON Saturday letter was read from
mon Wesley Church, which caused considerabla
dheussion after which the whole matter was placed
an The bands Of the Bishop, who stated thai there
leaving church without minister without a peti-
a. that eject iron two thirds Of the members OF
sald Church letter was read from Concord, ask
ns the return Of Deacon Pipkins to them again
Rockville, Md, was attached 20 Brightwood Circuf
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FORTY HoCRs' DEvoTIoN.-The forty hours ado
raIon OF the Blessed Sacrament was commenced at
solemn high mass az ID O'Clock, Rev. Father Walter
eeleor1nt, with deacon and sub-deacon, and will
close % morrow morning At clock with high mass
Eey. Father Msguire, President Of GEORGETOWN
tollege, preached yesterday 10 a very large solgre
CATION The altar il beautifully decorated and
nghted with many candles during the exposition of
NIL the church with perfume
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0FFICEi OFFIcE-Edttor Star:-This seems IN be
chronic disease, particularly with the present City
councils Nearly one half Of them hold Office under
the general government, some Of them receiving at
tins time over $2ICo0 per annum from sAlaries-one
member OF the Board Of Aldermen holding three Of
We do hope that IN making selections for their rep
resenfatves In the City Councils the citizens of the
once under the general government. i, for one, will
not vote for any man who holds ONCE under the gov
ernm Mt, and i am not alone In this respect. Many
that know Will pursue the same course. 1t is high
time that We bad ignored the principle. When the
great head 81 the present dynasty IL seriously AZ
ficted with the disesse 10 vsnder that his adhe
rents infected Let voters look 20 this evil and
put stop to it by refusing to vote for ofceholders
A NAIfYE CIrIzEN
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.SuplclaI CHANsEs.-On Saturday las. the os6cia,
LII oI General = Q. Carrington as United saste
orney Ter TIE District Of Columbis closed and the
nauon o. Ms assistant Mr.. Loysloy took effect
&C., pointed TO the Position Of District Attornes
eaees .h CONCLUSION Of the Henault trial adminis
o. uhs S1pLene Court Of the District, Hon. David
~arpini, isre on Alsosms Judge Hum phres
a. Tnifes 'tes Attorney for the District 81 fnInm
bis and he ine. Stely entered the duties of bis
offcr Jrdga FisIo~ - associated WITH hin NJ
Richard Harrington, a prom, sing young member a
se,s sshineten bar, ana has ts. an 9mse In the
Soiitan Police, opposite the G!.y Hall.
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n. M e. A: ANNIvERsARY-By reference to nd
vert1sement IL VIII be that an unusually attrac-
tive programme will be furnished the occasion of
the celebration OF the 18th anniversary Of the Young
Men Christian Association. The reading Of tbe
annual message by the president Of the association
eoDe very nne music, and addresses by Hon ] ID
Cox, Hon. Horace Maynard, and others, are the al
yited. - ~
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EXPLOSION OF Coal OIL LANP-Last evening
ABOUT o clos K, while Justice Schmidt and family
were ont. female domestic in his house corner
OF South Carolina avenue and Sixth street southeast
Wa hebtlng. or attempting 20 adjust an already
hghied coal oil lamp. when the top was blown Of
followed by a shoot of fame to the ceiling. The
servant Immediately yelled out OF the WINDOW
"Fre,, Help, &c, causing quite a Condemnation
among the neighbors, Mr.. Harry Coombs happening
the naAes without damage
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Georgetown Advertisements.


RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct Georgetown.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, ON
IL On WEDSksbAf. Nay Af ssS, Il g c,c,oek
store and B ssai y,n
rcoms nne store room; brick stable large ysrd, &c
the property is in excellent repair and mmedataly
~ the terminus OF the street railroad, and offers
every lnducement to purchasers an investment or
Term. at ale. Conveyancing and stamps at the
myle THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
ON WHISTLES AT COST.
s 81 N5 BAkE ER wyH!!ssKEY. $3.50 gallon.
WHIsKEY Tor sS 80 per gallon.
I ZINE RYE WHISKY, 80 per gallon.
SC0ICH and IRISH WHISTLES and OLD
sTARLE GROCERIES :. advertised prices.
LUxURIEs and FANCY GROCERIES e cyst.
myl2h 81 corner Bridge and High sts.
DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
An Wool Casssmeres, for men and BOYS, at 20. g.
rs, 81, 81; beautiful Dress Goods for suits, from
worth 50; Grenadines and Bersees iSs: Lawns. ia
to = cents; Striped and Fisnred Percales, Ex, %
and =, very cheap; Black Iron Grenadine, Hss. So
yards superior BisscSed Mu.iis, ii1: god KiS
A =:
Can and examine. Good Bargains e all.
my Hu 1Ol Bridge street. Georgetown.
dip ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE, No. "a
r1r1dge street, 0eorgetown; .. GOLD IN
chandiee. Unredeemed pledges sold at pri- q q
ssie SAFE with ten per cent. less than at auction
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PEpEsrRTANIsN. -On Saturday last, Mr. K.
Harrington, of the New York World, walked from
heleker restaurant to Great Fails, a distance Of
seventeen miles in hours % minutes, on a wager
mat ne could not make the distance 10 and from that
place IN eight hours. Arriving at Great Falls 81
much ahead Of time, the Judges fOrgave the walk
none, and decided that he had won the wager. On
THURSDAY next Mr.. Harrington will undertake to
walk the same distance in seven hours Mr. Ed
mund Fame 81 the British Legation, will also start
On that day 10 make the distance in eight hours
captain Ward Of the Legation, wagers 300 that he
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A. Lhh BOYS - Blue PREPARING FOR AN Acrrvp
$3.50 lSN--Ihe following Campaign CoUamit,aa,
81 Ins soys In Blue have been naned by The pTe
sIolns Omcer:-First Ward. Colonel Euesna IL,
son, MAJOR Beverly Tucker, Captain GeoeSa " Tnn
feyd MsS s3 naTd, Gen q Fisher, WIN. Ruthe-
AlfTsd Hall W illsm II. POsey Fourtb Ward INA
" Ft.9s., WI West; o. ID. Barrett; Fifth Wari.
s sh ward Walter Middleton, Oliver GraenO a.
vTth, seventh ward, j. ID. Crsmer Chaplsir Il
-" UIsen, j. 4 Mcconnell The Finance cHmmit
r. sohssts OF A. Grant, VIM. Rutherford y a
well Eartsn. q. W. Hattop II Cramsr
J. 1. Fowler, W. A. Hughes D. Nrainer'
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-~,,L NORMAL IysTIIUTE.-The Nor
.asr1tuts for sunday School teachers, under
charge Of the Sunday School Union of the Washing
ton District Baltimore Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, will be commenced in the Foun-
Gibson President Of the Union, will preach a SER
mon on The Sunday school Teachers Work and
Hts Reward" The remaining sessions will be held
a. Wesley chapel at "a O'Clock each evening, and
Ihursdsy afternoon a. ga O'Clock. In the discus
tiCns Reys. Ii. Van Meter and ii. Dashieil, Pro-
tessOrs G. >. Grape and Lippincott, Messrs. stock
Ing, Eastlack, Woodward, Huyall, Choate, Hark-
ness and others will take part.
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct'r.; Georgetown.


The House for rent, containing fourteen roor
bath room, and all necessary ont buildings. milo,
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SISen OhNes, Pruneliee
Petit Pois, asi.in.
eardines, No.
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CROseE BLACKWELL,s PICKLES
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