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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette of last evening has the following
items:
The POsTMAsTERsHIP.-Asm mentioned under
the telegraphic head in yesterdays Gazette, y.
+. Trist, Esq, will be appointed Postmaster OF
Alexandria upon the expiration of Mr.. Massey's
term, next month. A commistee, consisting OF
ex-Judges WillOughby and Hill, Collector of
the Port Turner, Collector of Internal Revenue
White, and Assessor of Internal Revenue Mil
lard, of this city, accompanied by Congressman
Platt, OF the Petersburg district, called at the
White House yesterday to urge the claims Of
charles whittiosey TO tho position, but thay
were at once informed by the President that
their mission We Useless, as he had determined
tn SPICmt Mr.. Trist, WHO, he said, was a ratlve
Nirginian who had faithfully stood by his coun-
try, and who. he hoped and believed, would
prove acceptable to the people OF Alexandria.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs.-There was a meet
ing Of the directors of the Potomac Railroad
Company in this city to-day. This Com
pany, II is said, are to build railroad at
once between Fredericksburg and this CITY
irrespective of the operators ~ the Alexandra
and Fredericksburg Railroad Company 80. The
gn-.ifa ar tie small menagerie now exhibiting
On the lot north of Christ Church got loose yes
terday and chased some of the boys who hap
pened to be hanging around there. 1.-Two
children were poisoned in this city last week by
the painted muslin in which parcels of candy
were contained. THE Board OF Aldermen
last night struck out that section of the revenue
bill which provided for taxing hucksters so.
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CAPITOL HILL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No.
"A meeting was held last evening at the h.Y
over DoOley's Drug Store, corner PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and Sd street east, at witch tine the
above named as-Jciatlon was organized. A con-
sutution vas adopted similar to those nov in
use BY tie other Capitol Hill Associations, and
the following officers were elected: President
r. "A. TAFT, Vice President, j. L. Hayshe; Treas
urer, George F. Quick; Secretary, w. L. john
son. Directors. II. Stailey, DIR. j. p. Rich
ardsOn, v. E King. j. s. Slater, X W. Bruff,
Geo. X. Wilson, w. H. Browne, Richard En-
mons and Geo. W. Mckee IL was decided to
hold the regular monthly meetings on the first
Tuesday Of each month, and to make the first
payment in July. The meeting was largely at
tended, and over go shares Of stock were sub
scribed for.
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TIE PROPOSED NEW CENTER Market
The board of directors Of the proposed new
market house building held a meeting on We'd
ident, Henry ID. Cooke; Treasurer, William T..
Chandler, and clerk 20 the board, X. II. Whit
ney. The president, treasurer and Carlos
Pierce, Esd, were appointed a committee to
consult with the City authorities, and Moses
Kelley, y. 4. Suit and T.. r. Tinker, Es1s. a
committee 10 confer with the proprietors of
stands in the markets in relation TO the project.
Active measures are being taken to commence
operations on this important improvement at an
early day.
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GEORGETOWN.

The COAL TRADR.-The shipments of coal
from Cumberland by canal during the week
ending June 18th amounted to %, 993 tons.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE-Seven thous and
bushels prime red wheat SOLD on Change this
morning at S1.55.
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CHA RLKs II. PETERS,

CHARLES II. PETERS,
Commissioner of improvements, I'd Ward.
The amount paid out by orders, fifteen (lJOs)
hundred has been by the corporation.
CHARLEs III. PETERS.
No wonder it is hard to get at the financial
condition of the corporation. if Commissioners
Himber and Peters are fair samples of the kind
OF men Mayor Bowen entrusted with the cor
poration funds and their disbursement. Him
Der, in his statement we published yesterday,
reduced the amount of indebtedness to laborers
by deducting "oriers" which have vet to be
paid, and Peters in the above statement does
the same thing. He should have stated the
balance due laborers at SI493I.5O and not
s. 1850 as win be seen by his own figures given
above.
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United IRisHMKN's AssocIATIoN-A num-
her Of Fifth Ward Irishmen met last evening
and formed an association, to be known as the
United lrishmen's Association. for political and
beneficial purposes. There were about seventy
i've persons present. John O'Meara was unani-
mCusly elected president, Maurice Mulcare,
vice fesiceut; James Butler, secretary; Wm.
NJ rick, recording secretary; Michael Kelly
TIRE. .urer. The following gentlemen were APP
Iointed 10 draft constitution for the associa-
tien: John O'Meara, Alex. Swaggert, James
Buttler, Michael Kelly, Joseph Finn, and John
Ryan.
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THE MAYORS OPPIcB-No Decrease IN The
Number Of CaHers.-To-day, the time Of Mayor
Emery was fully taken up in receiving callers.
many OF whom were saying good word for
their friends or themselves, and several delega-
tons from the Fifth and Sixth Wards were
present urging the claims of rival candidates
for the commissionerships Of those wards. A
large number called to talk over the smaller
offices, such as garbage collectors, lamplight-
ers, sc. We understand that none Of these
Offices win be filed until after the commission
ers of the wards and other important offices are
filed.
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FTREs.-Last night, about twelve O'Clock, an
alarm Of IRE was turned IN from box Il, Ak and
u streets south The fre department reported
promptly, but the alarm proved to be false.
At one O'Clock an alarm was turned in from
box "a, caused by the burning of a stable at the
soap factory Of Nr. O'Donoghue, on q street,
between 9Th and 9Th streets, y. W.; loss $50.
AT six O'Clock this morning pile OF shayings
AZ Smiths planning mills became ignited and
No. FIRE company was called on, but the flames
were extinguisbed by the employees attached to
the mill before the arrival OF the engine.
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TIE BIADgysBURG TURNPIKE.-Senator
Lewis introduced q bill in the Senate yesterday
10 Iepeal certain provisions of the act to in
corporate company for making certain turn
tine rosns IN the District Of Columbia. The
OIL Ielesls 20 much OF the act Of April 20, 1si0
a PiOSlues iOr the construction of a turnpike
road from the boundary line OF the Districr ~
the boundary line Of the CITY of Washington
IN the most dreet and practicable route from
provisions OF the act which Authorizes the coll
lection Of tolls on said turnpike road
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TIE WASHINGTON COUNTY RAuRoAp-The
route Of this proposed railroad, as now agreed
npon, IL as follows: Starting from the washing
IN Canal and running north by 9th street to
boundary ST., thence north by Boundary Sc TO a
POINT IN said ST due south OF Sherman ave.. in
Wright and Dale's sub division of Mt Pleasant.
thence IN a northerly direction by said sherman
avenue 20 Steuben street, In Brown & Cox's
sub-diyision of Pleasant Plains, thence east to
TN street, opposite the Washington Scheutzen
Park. The length Of the road will be about
three miles, The capital stock Is tixed at $780,
Geo, and il is stated that $1,000 has already
been taken.
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WEEPING AND MAILING AND CRASHING OF
TFETH---A meeting of the Seventh Ward BOwsn
Club was held last night at Turner Hall, with
James Thompson presiding and F. Myers secre-
tary. JeTemiads were delivered by ex-COuncil-
man Williams. Anthony Bowen. Perry Carson.
Themas Carrahan, MIR. Myers, and several 9th
eTs, over their defeat at the recent election.
Mr. Williams urged the necessity OF keeping up
Their organization to commence the next years
campaign at once After getting up a general
numbering over their gloomy prospects, the
speaker branched on into a set speech, embra-
eiEg a variety OF subjects, including politics.
religion, philosophy, history, patriotism in graf
ltude. ard dislOyalty- A resolution was adopted
that The club go in a body to the funeral of
kichard johnson, the riOter, who was shot on
election day. After adjournment Mr. 5 s.
Baker entertained the crowd, impartiuy the in
teresting Information that although defeated
he was not disrnayed.
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WALL OPERA HOUSE is the only thea.er
open in our city tonight, and those who Nave
not seen the beautiful and interesting exhibition
of the combined Walhalla and BiOpIastic
Troupes should do so. The programme has
been diversified for the two last nights, this and
tomorrow evening. Little Bo Peep will hold
Ieyee tomorrow Afternoon for ladies and chill
cren, at prices below those charged for evening
Admission.
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IMPROVEMENTS IN SOUTH WAsHINGroN-Mr.
T. h. Church, one OF the leading men of enter
prise OF South Washington, is having erected a
handsome row OF tenement houses on 9Th street,
between Il and q streets south. The row con-
sists OF nine houses, built OF brick, with marble
window heads and sills, three stories high and
10 rooms in each house. These houses are to
have all the modern improvements such as hot
and cold water, baths, marble mantels, Sc;
cooking ranges are also in the kitchens
MesSrs- Robbins x Medler are the contractors
and MeSsrs. Cassen < Shaw the brickIna kers
Mr.. Church is also having four houses built on
q street, between 9th and eth streets. Though
containing only six rooms each, they have all
the improvements necessary to a comfortable
residence; bow windows are made in trent and
the street is to be handsomely improved by
parking IL, and planting sha.le trees and turf
ing IL some twelve feet from the sidewalk, with
the carriageway paved. Messrs. HoItzclsw &
Brun are the contractors, and Messrs- Cis-ell e
Shaw the bricklayers. The fronts to all these
houses are of stock brick, with white joints.
The cost of these improvements OF Mr.. Church's
will be about thirty thousand dollars.
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT Court, Judge OliH.-This morning,
in the case of Keyser agt owen, action for al
legged breach Of contract, the Jury being unable
verdict for plaintiff. Miller Bros. anil Lear
agt Plant; verdict for plaintiff. White & Joyce
sgt. Klopfer; verdict for plaintiff. MeKenna
sgt; Clark; verdict for plaintiff: Davis agt.
Mills; non-suit. wisner s. Arnold agt. Sells,
DO
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at Oak Hall, and we are now running off our
immense stock Of Alpaca and Linen Goods at
reduced rates. Our stock is very large and must
be reduced, and our prices are so low the people
will buy them. All Linen Suits, from IS to SO;
Boys Linen Suits, % to Sc; Cashmere Suits,
$40 to $50; Youths Suits, 81 to 49, Boys Suits,
all wool, 90 to $40. All in want Of good cloth
ing at low prices should call at once at Oak Hall
Clothing House, No. 525 7th street, opposite
Post Office.
WE INVITE attention TO the auction sale of
stock and fixtures of the Central Dollar Store
500 Market Space, near sth street, commencing
Friday, 18th, at 10 q. m. See advertisement.
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The DIRECTORS of the New York, Alexandria,
Washington and Georgetown Steamship Com
pany, accompanied by party of friends, in
Guiding many prominent business men of the
District, left on the steamer John Gibson for
New York to-day. The expedition is in good
hands, on a staunch ship, with plenty of choice
stores aboard. A-but let us leave something
to the Imagination.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &c.

WALLS OPERA HoUsE--walhalls and Bio
plastic Troupes.
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH, SOUTH WASHING
Tos.-Snawberry festival.
Opp FELLOWS HALL NAVY YARD.-Tab-
leaux and concert for the benefit Of Christ
Church Sunday School.
DAILY EXCURSIONS to Glymont on the steamer
e. p. Smith.
Mount Vernon
sx1rH's ART GALLERY, 2f5 street.
MARXRITER's Art GALLERY, 4SS It'll street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.
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70 ,he AZ Lstees, who attended all of them In
IiOl9i' Oh 10 their grade they deserve an equal
neeu' If praise with the Grammar school.
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ANOTHER OF BowEN's LEeACIEs-THE Sec
oND WARD HEARD FRoN-Charles III. Peters,
the Bowen Commissioner of the Second Ward
of this city, to-day transmitted to the Senate
District Of Columbia Committee the following
statement:
WASHINGTON, June 16, 1870.
Hon. H. Hds.lin,
Chairman Com. Of tie D. c., L. S. s..
SIR: In compliance with your request have
the honor TO submit the following statement of
the Inde btedness of the Second Ward:
For cleaning streets, alleys. &c, from February
1sf, $50, mp to June I6, 1870. .......S6,l9 80
Casual repairs, including bills for ma
teTials ....................... 900 90
Collecting garbage. SD 90
GTavelling Rhode Is, between 18th and
10Th Sueets-...... Z.011 >
Grading ~ St, bet IL and 10 sts... ,069 90
travelling 18th st., bet. ~ and BOun-
Diary SITS ........................ LBS so
Filling condemned lots, 4" amt to be
refunded or charged 10 said lots...... ,O2O 80
Gravelling y. Y. avenue-.............. 1,132 80
Grading 10th ST., bet. Rhode I'd ave.
and ''R'' .......................... 2,o57 25
Total. 80
Amount paid TO laborers by orders 1886 90
Balance due. Observation-Disclosures. T,595 80
Respectfully submitted,
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INpuCnyNr TO BUT GOOD SYWTHa Ma
cHINB.-willcsx d Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
Inquire at the agency, Baun,s Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, A0e seventh street, between b
And =. I'll
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POLICE ITEMs.-John Davidson was arrested
yesterday by Lieut.. Eckloif for keeping disor-
DERBY house at the corner of New York avenue
and 18th street, and after a hearing before JUS
tice Thompson was held to bail for court.
George Lee, for larceny of sundry household
articles belonging to Mary Driver, was yester-
day arrested and sent to Jail tor court by Justice
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INPoRrANf 10 GIHfLErKN.-H you wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, al grease
spots efectually removed 20 that they Will never
show again; You wish your clothing nicely
pressed 50 that they viii look Ike new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, hrst-clas scourer,
agent OF Staten island and New York DyeinR,
and sole proprietor Of new Parisian process, 6f8
9th street, opposite the Patent Once. List Of
griceszCoats, from q to $50; Pants, 70 cents;
Vests, 30 cents; Q whole Summer Suit, &225.
Ladies would DO well, before they put away
tb cir winter garments, 70 give me call. Fish
er's Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
ehectuslly ont, and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the gartments during the
summer. References Messrs. b. II. Duvall,
4s4 Pa. ave.; 8. II. Heiberger, 2l2 Pa. ave-; g.
+. Schafer, Ns Pa. ave.; w. T. 0rimth, 3oS 9th
ST.; A. Saks b Co., 316 It'll St., and many Others
See advertisement In another column. 6,16,1:
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PERSONS looking out for clothing adapted to
the season should consult the advertisement OF
Mr.. Sraus, in another column, He offers rare
INDUCEMENTS 10 buyers.
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APPoINTED-Charles Steward was this MORN
ing appointed by Mayor Emery lamp-lighter in
the Third Ward, in the place of Alfred Hill re-
moved. Steward is the cOlored man whose at
tempt to vote the Citizens ticket in the Second
Ward last year occasioned the riot. During the
recent campaign he was a very active worker.
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AN ANNIVERSARY SERVICE will be held to-
morrow afternoon, at 81 o'clock, at the Church
of the Incarnation, corner of 18th and N streets,
at which addresses will be made by Rev. DR..
Leeds, of Baltimore, and others. The occasion
is that of the fourth anniversary of the LAYING of
the cornerstone of the church, and the fifth of
the first missionary service held for the purpose
of starting the parish.
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SELECT EXCURSION
TO ST. INIGoEs, POINT LOOKOUT
AND PINEY POINT.

At the earnest solicitation OF those who attended
last tear, the Dung Catholics Friend R
Society will repeat the above Excur- EEe84Hz=ESN
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1870
on the steamer Lady of the Lake.
Leave Seventh street wharf at IL O'Clock .. m pre-
g. m, Monday.
Tickets TO be had onlv from the members of the
Society, and at Messrs Gait Bro. q, Penna. ave-;
r. x. Dolly, Druggist, Capitol Hill, and Selgs n
Poes, Georgetown.
Staterooms to be had from Jas Lackey, Nero hant
Tailor, sos Eth street.
Single tickets, g 3; double tickets, for lady and
gentleman, SIS. Staterooms and meals extra. Berths
free. Jell If
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YOUTHFUL HIGHwAYMEN.-John Washing
ton and Solomon Copeland, two half grown col
ored boys, were yesterday taken into custody in
the county by Officer Price, their vocation lately
having been to lay in wait for boys sent with
dinners to some laborers engaged near Bright.
wood, taking their baskets and buckets away
from them and appropriating the contents TO
their own use. They were fined 50 each by JUS
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For SUMNER WEAR.
Linen Suits-S4, '--
Coat, Pants and Vest. =.
At liable s. Co.'s,
2 335 Pennsylvania ave., 90. s. Hotel }
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GOLD AMERICAN WATCHES at $50. Silve
American Watches at $40. All goods warrante,
as represented or money returned.
T.
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SRAsIDEs.-Buff, white and drab Umbrellas,
with colored Innings and plain, from SI.75 to -.
One price only. GEO. g. HENNINa,
No. 410 18th street. y. w
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CITY ITEMS,

OPTICIAN.
Gold Spectacles, Brazilian Pebbles, at a..
i. ALEXANDER, 1929 Penn. ave.
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PANANA HATS

Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. T.. Whiteney's, 924 Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, bet. 9th and 10th streets.
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GEORGKrOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

~FARMERs AND MECHANICS BANK,
W eEokeErows, D; q, June Is LID; lno;
the eleeion Of nine trustees to for the year
i is Il ss~id W. Ian b. Jsn 6sshier.
nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES,
~ AT iol BE ipsK 81, GkoRsErowN, d. Q.
BIZ Iron Srensdines al ss.sc Sc, Sc. very cheap
Printed DeLsBas and Armures l2'sc worth 2Oc.
case yard wide Blesched Shifting, an excellent ar
Lawns iiszc TO Sc; White Marseilles sc aud s7Se
Striped and plain Grenadines loc;, worth pe:
Linen Cambria Hdkfs from exc. up; genuine Kid
We are selling great bargains in ell kinds Of goods
ieistr "'- - BINJANIN MILLER
EOR RENT-BwELLING No. ls LIST street, viii
be for rent July lst, at present occupied ey Nal
colin seaton, ESQ contains Z rooms and cellar; has
sirable residences in Georgetown rent low 20 good
tenant. Apply to N. J. ADLER, 1a3 Bridgs street,
NJ OF Il.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., June 8, 1870
Having this day disposed Of my CIR very business
at the southeast corner q Brids s,d High streets
for the patronage extended 20 me Tor thirty
years, and cordially recommend q continuance Of
the same to my successor. wv rrxxry
The undersigned, having purchased Mr.. Tenney's
stock Of Groceries and made considerable additions
thereto, so that my stock Of Choice Family Gro
ceries, Wines, sad Liquors, is now very complete
respectful solicit share Of public patronage, and
will endesyor to give satisfaction 10 the community.
jell-lw wM. t. HEBRON.
CEORGETOwN DOLLAR STORE, 10 High
" street-Just received, an unsurpassed sssort-
Knives, Pipes, Fans, Albums, &C., sc. Call and
see, at No rs. my2s-lm
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JET JEwKLRY,
jet Bead Chains,
Alaska Diamonds.

.e. Vases, Pipes, and Baskets,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. At Pa. ave., bet. N and 9th SITS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
pURE WINES AND LIoUORs.


Having made arrangements with some Of the best
pistilleres I'm the country for old WHISTLES, offer
the following veil known brands at very low prizes,
Per s Rossrtson Years old $50 per esiien Old
raRs F1s soa L
sa per galI5n. Dry 6stawba till, from Urbsns
vii. MPs from North csfonss s psT sSup me
got elsewhere for the same grade.
Proprietor Of The celebrated Native Wine Bitters.
No. 12ls and II Az Pennsy lv ania avenue, and -
North Charles street, Baltimore Md JeA
MARRIAGE rs HONORABLE.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors,
conrasted with Single Life. and the fearful Evils
s en- 1
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. my3m,wT-m
LEBIG'S COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
in housekeeping and excellence in cooking. None
genuine without the signature of Baron Liebig, the
inventor, and Of DR.. Max Won Pettenk1ter delegate
ie7-T&Fl 1e3 Broadway, New York.
CHARLES HEIDSIECK
Gsn For sae r Sg hH'Ts
and wine dealers: Sole agent for United states,
York. NH Il -2aw2m
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world.
death ASod Tie Wanted snS easSs pGepsTatoD.
Sa hy do p not ssa ns
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
By all Drusgists. Applied at 10 Bend street
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wATCHKs.-Gold Hunting Watches, full Jew
eled, for ladies, go each. /. ALExANpER.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATK.-Messrs. Green 81
Williams, auctiOneers, sold yesterday lot of
streets west, improved by q good two-story
frame house, to Mr.. A. p. Brown, for 81 200.
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DAVIS, 601 Market Space, corner Of 9Th St, ID
still selling Straw Goods and Parasols at cost
and all other kinds Of goods remarkably cheap,
He Is receiving new goods, comprising choice
novelties, daily. Ladies, give him an early
call. s.
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est. CLOUD HorKL," corner 9th and sts.-
This well-kept and elegantly furnished house,
having added many new improvements for the
comfort Of its guests, including q spacious bill
mer months rooms and board at reduced
prices.
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BASE BALL.-The Star Club Of this city and
the Atlantics Of Georgetown played a match
game yesterday, with the following result:-24
to %, in favor Of the Star.
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STEEL SPEcTAcLEs, Brazilian Pebbles war
ranted, 50 each, at 1. ALxANDHR's.
Opera Glasses ut % each.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO ely
!" MONT, On r.
SATURDAY EVENING. June Is. EeSAl
The Steamer 3. p. SMITH, Capt
Martin, leaves Browns Wharf, Seventh street at
$50 p Tickets so cents. to be had at Shaield's
1923 Pennsylvania avenue, or at the boat. ELI 81
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.

EsTABLlSHED lsSS.
We beg leave % iRform our customers az the con
tinuOus decline in GROCERIES. and that We shall
reduce prices 60 conform thereto. being supplied
daily with the New York wholesale prices for eOya
foreign and domestic grcssrfAs
brands, bottled in frsncc oSnssanentiv lesNinS ~
charge tor sdnlte ration. Our WHISkEH, 10 years
proved by See. iJel0 lml wM. ORME son.