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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gdseits of last evening has the following
items:
ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fre about
half-past one O'Clock last night, was caused by
an incendiary attempt TO burn the two stsry
framed house on the south east corner OF Kin /.
and Columbus streets, occupied by T. Rammell
as Q clothing, shoe and variety store. The fire
department was speedily on the ground, but the
flames had beef suppressed before its arrival
An insurance of 50 600 on the stock OF goods.
which had expired some time ago, was re-
newed a week or two since for one month.
SALE or THE CORN EXCHANGE.-MeSsrs.
Beck, Knox & Kerby, real estate agents, sold by
auction on Saturday last the four story brick
warehouse on the southwest corner of King and
Water streets, in the second story OF which is
located the Corn Exchange, to Mr.. John W.
Burke for SO 900.
SUDDEN DRATH.-The many friends of Mr.. +
Westwood Ashby will regret to learn that he
died very suddenly at his home, north Royal
street, between eleven and twelve o'clock yes
terday morning. He was well a. usual when
he retired the preceding night, and was sitti ng
on the side Of his bed In the act OF dress M
for breakfast, when without q warning he fefl
back unconscious, and in i've minutes was q
corpse.
PERsoNAL.-Genersl Robert L. Lee Il at
present the guest OF +. l.. Smith, Esq, of his
city. He will leave tomorrow for Rayenswood,
the residence of Mrs. A. NJ. Fitzhugh, in Fair
fax county, and from thence will start for his
home in Lexin gton.
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GEORGETOWN.

Oh. FOR JusTzcx BucKRY, 10 the cry nov Of
the unfortuBates who happen 70 wake mp H. the
house. Once IL was ssd-u Justice Buckley" anil
the sooner he was eet rid of the better; bur now
the tune has changed most wonderfully. He
was proverblai tor letting people on easy. and
still every offender wanted a chance. ana now
they have gotten it In the shape of being hustled
over to Washington before the Police Court, in
stead OF being tried quietly in the station house
q formeriy and seauently they say, "oh.
for Justice Buckley"
SEVENTH BUILDING AssocIATroN.-At the
twentieth monthly meeting OF this ASSOCIATION.
held last evening at Lsng's Hotel, Is shares OF
stock were retired, at an average OF sI2i.J0 per
share.
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tleman Mr.. BurSess) hal sopauch sympathy for the
Iss9Tins men 9Th. during tse late dynasty Idle
~ssn t Ga;s ss.iS SS scS'a De Vastly bette.
that L. xou do .ss e q NJ sne so Tor Ss
h,aporisg men he believed that this scrip would
have sight at H. for II would be- too FoSd an invest
ment Tor those who have money.
eomnMtee ON Hays and means. and Mr.. Piper Of
ieied an amendment, which s-cepted, thss il be
Mr.. Freeman said that this bill would not benefit
the aooring men, but IL would ay capital against
saeor ana NE could not favor the bill in its present
The bin was reterred.zyess To- par.-Messrs. Bar
Robertson and Willner-e. N'"''' ''f''
Mr. Ras,e,, Ei I,pSa,,cSS S;u nATaIxc:
Games moved amendment that be- ma Is' no si.
n e Sor M. Barton
amendment, for they would not want the ants and
ment was accepted, and the bill passed. ~'''' 11
BUSINESS FROM THE sLpKBNES
late late Discussing Clerk and bin for water main in
lass, and abrogstng the authority to appoint pSS
stefan to the small pox hospital, were referred
The chair laid before the Board AIdermes,s bill
suspend the rules that the bin be put on H. 70
lost three fourths not voting in the affirmative -
Freeman, Mccoy, Moalden and Piper
REDUCTION OF SALARIES
members and officers Of the Councils be taken up.
The chair decided that as the bin WAS before the
by motion to discharge the committee from its Con.
Mr.. Bowen made such motion, which was lost.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr.. Piper, from the committee of ways and means,
copies Of the acts Of the 9th COUNCIL pasas Of r.
MT Lewis. limproyements,) bills for foot pavement
streets, west side 10th, between street north and
New York avenue; passed. Bill Tor flag footways
streets south; passed: Bill repeating act for pave
ment on west side of 3D. street east between and
q Rs east be
mer' claims bills for relief Of T. f. Gatcheil AMI
DEPARTMENT. resolution requesting the Mayor re Re-
make arrangements to place the fire alarm and no
Pper the a
ness, reported number Of bills, which were refer
red to appropriate committees.
Mr. Lewis, frem the committee on improvements,
from II TO Boundary street, with amendments that
ne character OF the paw be determined by the
MIR Moulden said that the people generally on the
Inc were IN favor OF modern pavement
haSe paved nn
.hsy had good sewer as at present they did con-
The bill was recommitted.
THE SCRIP BILL AGAIN.
MT. Pope, from the committee on ways and means.
reported Aldermen bill authorizing the issuing of
Mr. Burgess said that the bill had been referred
and ordered to be printed and he submitted that II
ought not to be considered at this time.
M freeman asked II the committee had consid
Mr.. Pope answered that he had the authority of
Mr.. Barton remarked that as there was q dispost-
ton to flbuster he would move the previous ques.
The Chair suggested that the gentleman of the
Second Ward had an amendment.
bill, and moved an amendment that the scrip shall
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SPEC1AL ATTENTION called to the following
y n, nst OF WHITE GOODS just received from the
ranted all linen, IL cents apiece, worth IS cents
W dozen, worth @; 100 dozen Linen Hemmed
Handkerchiefs, 2 doz:, worth %; 100 doz. Gents
Linen Hsndkerchiefs, 20 o doz., worth $40
~ yards Victoria and Bishops Lawn, IS cents Der
u cents. "
!. Another lot Of Bird-eye Diaper, ~, Is, Is and
% cents per yayd. A"
Piques and Brilliants, very cheap.
Buff Linen for suits
Great bargains in Hosiery and Linen Towels.
Call and examine before buying elsewhere
EMORY bAXTER,
JVtr 1920 Pennsylv anis avenue
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NOVELTIES IN JET, which is now the most
fashionable and desirable Of jewelry, as it can
be worn with every variety Of costume, and
always seems appropriate and eenteel, are every
popular jewelry store of Mr. j. T.. Pripe. No,
451 Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and 9Th
streets. The latest OF these novelties is medal
lion set OF rare beauty, exquisitely carved and
mounted, OF mammoth size, and it sold for s..
Additional pieces, consisting of necklace and
bracelets, can alsO be obtained of the same pat
tern. Mr.. Prigg has large case specially de-
voted to jet and the assortment of 81 sets is yery
extensive. In Alaska diamonds he has splendid
designs, set in gold and oroide. Every day adds
new beauties to Mr.. Prigg's large variety of
Jewelry, which comprises over one thousand
styles; and the enlargement of his store enables
him also to make very attractive display of
vases, chromos, baskets, statuettes, and fancy
articles of every description.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown.
PUBLIC SALE OF Z. DICKS VALUABLE

- The undersigned Trustees, by virtue of a
Es.:: deed OF trust from Dick, dated April 18th.
TUESDAY, July 10Th, 1870 at 6 clock D. m, in
front OF the premises. all those Lots and parts of
Gay and Dumbsrton streets, viz, Lots No. 81 s. 81,
~, and part Of g., used and occupied by said
Dick as residence, together with the buildings and
improvements on the same. These grounds in
proved with large assortment OF Fruit Trees and
shrubbery.
Terms One third cash; balance in and Il months,
ON notes bearing interest. secured by deed Of trust
on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at cost
OF purchaser A deposit Of e2oo required when the
GEORGE PETER, lr-,.
WIN. L. DUNLOP Arus'ees'
Jy4Nt' TH0S. BOWLING. Auct
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Oiin.-To- day, a let
ter was laid before the court from Judge w. b.
Smell, OF the Police Court, asking that i'm his
sickness, absence, or disability, Judge Alex
II. Gray may be designated to discharge the du-
es Of Police Judge; and the court so designated
Judge Gray.
POLICE CouRT.-In consequence of the sick
ness OF Judge Smell, no business was done until
after Mr.. Gray, the Clerk, had been designated
by Judge Humphreys, of the Criminal Court to
try cases. The United States cases were post
pOned until tomorrow, and at two O'Clock this
afternoon few corporation cases were called.
Mr.. w. o. Thomas has been appointed Dep
uty Marshal, and represents the Marshal at this
court.
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CITY ITEMS

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French jet Jewelry,
Oroide Jewelry,
Pipes, Vases, and Satchels,
Received tins morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewel
~ Store, No. Al Pennsylvania avenue. between
AZ and 9Th streets.
HKMPLRR has all kinds Of thermometers 6,3.
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day afternoon, the Schuetzen Park, where the
teste of the W. $. ", is being held was quite
largely attended, and during the afternoon and
height. The Marine Band discoursed excellent
concert music, while Weber gave satisfaction
with his cOtillion music in the pavilion. The
washington sangerbund and Anon Quartette
Club sang some of their favorite pieces
with fine effect. The shooting gallery,
the swings, the revolving horses. bowling alleys,
&c, did a good business. The Walhalla Troupe
gave some Of their finest tableaux adding to the
enjoy ableness of the "feste." At midnight the
signal gun tor the close was fred, and in little
time the crowd reluctantly vacated the premi-
which has been held excessively by Messrs.
Hartig, Rudhart and Dill, is in progress, and
this afternoon the grand banquet will take
place.
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SALE OF FINE RKsIDENCR-We learn that
ki6ourn and Latta, real estate brokers, have
sold to Senator Stewart, of Nevada. the brown
stone residence adjoining that of General
Schenck, on Massachusetts avenue, near l4th
street, for S35, 900.
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NO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,

GEORGETOWN. July u, $50.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following property
was sold for taxes April 18th, 1869, and II not re-
deemed together with interest and cost of adyer-
tisement 90 or before July 18th, 1870 Corporation
deeds will be issued to the purchasers In accord
ance with the laws made and provided in such
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SUNsTRoKE.-A man named John Galloway,
engaged in picture selling, and residing on 10th
street east, was so overcome by the heat to-day
about two O'Clock that he fell on the pavement
near the Centre Market. He was at once re-
every attention was paid him he was very fiighty.
although not entirely unconscious, at O'Clock
ID, m,
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THR0UGH LINE BETWEEN wAsBrNoro.
PHILADELPHIA AID NEW YORK

G me- ~ SIso KAT kAJALYsINE WATER 1. com
Cont seven yssrs ago, Of Chronic Rhenrsf a. e1s
ally. 81 nsaM.i;a Kidney and Urinary Disesses esper
Rrns npstion and Diarrhes, 81 &esrt 0aron1e
biiy &e Se Mann q ,khssctiOns Of General De-
physicisns, fact worth S ~
Usters OF auack medicines and 1orthlsss ssrne
o., ~ PEI case Of two dozen quarts st the Spring,
BURG sPRfNfGS r r. Depot, GO. Address GEfTYs-
Psrk Place, EeS W., at Gettysburs, Pa, or at 50
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BOUND FOR EuRoPE.-Mr. John O,LAary of
the Senate House, accompanied by his lady, viii
leave Tomorrow on three months trip to Eu-
rope.
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FROM ID. j. Bishop we have Beddle's YatcAiro
and Roscing, useful little handbook for water
craft, also a specimen Of the japanese corn Tile;
together with late weekly papers.
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N1W pRUG STORE!The undersigned would
ington generally, and Of the First and Sscond(
~ ~ 1ash 70 the store ct The corner
opened Yit hv sroox Avn r,x-Upr.
and pledge themselyes TO keep strictly hrsf cis,
and reliable DkUG STORE, where ct all hours Of
pure and reliable DRUGS. "'S
A. DAVIS a CO.,
WYNN Apothecaries and DruoQists
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ANNUAL SCHUETzES FEST at the new Seventh
street Park.
DAILY EXCURSIONS to Glymont on the steamer
q. p. Smith
DAILY x1cuRHoH Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
SMITHS Art GALLEY, 245 p street.
MARKRITIR's ART GALLEY, 48s 7th street..
BA1Low's ART GALLERY, ~ Pa. avenue.
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DENTISTRY.
ID EMOyAL

REno'AL.
DE-. MERRILL
ha. removed his DENTAL OFFICE 80
1l1o street, near lerh. SpxJ1D
Ali DENTAL WORK done IN the bes, Srn0
manner aud NJ Moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide Gas
for extracting teeth. sem
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FROM Philip & solomons we have Harper',
Ba.ar for July Goth.
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BASE BALL--A match game was played yes
terday afternoon on the Nationals grounds, be-
fseen the \ Nationals, Of this city, and the White
stockings, OF Chicago, the latter coming out
the Nationals was miserable, while the White
Stockings played up to the mark all through.
game Of base ball in Philadelphia yester-
day between the Olympics of Washington and
Athletics, resulted in the latter winning 25 to
Is. The batting was heavy and the fielding ex-
cellent on both sides.
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SIXTH WARD BUILDING ASSOCIATION
the nineteenth meeting Of this association, held
last evening over Dooley's drug store on Cani-
FOL Hill, the sum Of - yS7i was advanced on %
shares Of stock al An average Of 4sX per cent.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERrISENKNrS.

GEORGETOWN ADVERfINENkNTN.
n%MEMBERS OF DECATUR LODGE, No y,
uS 4. Of p. opposed TO the d. b T.. are request
ed TO meet at their ball corner Of Prospect and High
streets, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, July -, at
O'Clock business of importance will come before
the Lodge. By order.
ALEX. CAMPBELL, Chancellor.
JOHN II. NEwMAN, Bee. Scribe. VISA
IF YOU WANT TO SELECT YOUR
l. BOOKS, STATIONERY,
SHEET MUSIC. MUSIC BOOKS,
from large and well assorted stock call at
POE & SELIGSON g, 12s Bridge 81.
We have just received fine lot Of WRITING and
WRAPPING PAPERS, which we sell at New York
prices. Also. BLANK BOOKS of all descriptions
liberal discount TO those who purchase by the
quantity. POE SELIGSON,
jyHn 12s Bridge street.
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CLOTHING. &c.

THE SUMNER Is ON Us-THE PEOPLE
WANT TO KEEP COOL.
The popular summer resort that r. crowded fust
nov is Oak Hall Clothing HOUSE, where the people
are dropping their old clothing, and donning our
Company, always alive 20 the wants Of the people,
is now stocked with all the leading styles Of Linen,
have reduced their prices 10 correspond with the
present times Our Linen suits commence at $50,
Nun 3 cleth Coats. So TO =: Linen Coats. sil2 90
Is; White Duck suits, IS 10 go; Light summer
BOYS CLOTHiNG-suits Of Cassinere. Is 20 $40;
styles, for ordered 3oTS RememSeg Oh Hail
Clothing Company sells better goods at lower prices
ne are ahis 90 all ooods iew ts9n M ali No
trouble to show goods at Oak Hall Clothing Co..,
ie2p-lm J. II. SMITH, BUSINESS Manager.
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

We are now selling our spring and summer Dress
Goods
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
Embracing handsome Lawns at l21s cts; ParasoIs
at half price Summer Caesimeres and Linen Drills
at sacrifice; Il 900 yards Cscoes-best makes at 10
and La cts, good at Ga cts Never before have
offered such bargains BENZ. MILLER,
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILaoA0

r . WAsHINeroS, June s, lsa.
. .ss Sssa III SsiE5s1 M Il Ass
WEST are no" F ESG 4 Bk .IllTfsl yiEi
5as ss$ i|;s no
N $50 and hi ss Ss s,a'y, s'' and 's' a.
Leave at s;as and go s. and a5o .. NJ No
FoR BALTPMoRE.
Ie'ss at Fok " %s AZ si al and 'aspm
Leave fSR AL as Phs s9s 81 80 f sfd
VIA .:... RON s:;s.:
TO Mhsslns. Parkersburs. xe. run '~''imOre
and $50 as.y nsu.e
nelSy House With strssburs and Winchessr sooan
,Throush tickets to the West can ns ,..., -.
Station Ticket Once at all hours In the
For New York philadelphia and Boston, 20. sa
mn, Master q ( + +; MpasSs;
GEos KooNT&. Cent ii AZ /. &a.Aine.on ,.,.
idh1 psfEx xsD SEx FSssr
Train. ,..-. wasnINsIos, June s, is7o-uoon.
nil j: "a INV SiAossH R .s, &1
Le.vsn a rhw rOkk, without change of cars.
and 900 D. m sAoePs sunday q 5:25 .. m, t2:As
..: daily T ':as. s.as. s.s.g 4 "a
Leave for New YORK orr s 81 slos Z an. DANA.
phis a $40 .. n. rnhsdei-
Sleeping c.rs for Nev York on D. m trs,p o,,.
through tickets 10 Philsdelphia, New Yore hy.
Doston cen be had at the station Once ~ ali OF
e. see ba,tincre and Ohio Railroad adverti-vu-.
napoiss snS , essveen Washington, BALTIMORE A.
A~S0iis' sno tne west- i. WILSON ~
In Corr Matter Of rransportsfion
GEO. D. KO0NrZ Agent. w .ak;Snn1r;
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-To-day in the
Criminal Court, on motion Of Assistant District
Attorney Harrington, Mr.. Chas Walter was adj
mitted 70 the bar Of the court, and he took the
oath and qualified. Justice Walter has had q
large amount Of experience a. o Justice OF the
feace, and We predict for him success.
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PAVING PENNSYLVANIA AvRNuE-The COM
mission consisting of Secretary Cox, Mayor
Emery and General Michler, appointed under
paving of Pennsylvania avenue, met at the
Interior Department yesterday fot the purpose
Of organizing as required by the law. Mayor
Emery was chosen president, and Gen. Michler
secretary. Gen. Michler was directed to prepare
q profile of the avenue, and such other plans as
were necessary TO enable the various c0mpeti-
tors for the style Of pavement to submit their
plans in an Ineligible and accurate manner;
and as soon a. they are completed they will be
submitted for competition.
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SUDDEN DEATH Yesterday afternoon
Dncget 3annon, young Irish woman, died
Sui,e suddenly At the corner Of Sd and streets,
coroner, who, beng OF the on,nion thaf sno-
Piehy was me cause OF her death, decided An in
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FIRE ON GOOD HoPE HILL.-Between and
O'Clock on Sunday morning a house in q row
Of "A at Fort Baker ON Coed Hope Hill lover the
ing ones was destroyed, one of them having to
be pulled down to save the row. Mr.. Joseph
Worthington, the owner, had a narrow escape
In attempting TO save his property, getting out
OF one Of the houses Just in time to save himself
the walls falling in just as he LEFT the building.
The nre IL believed TO have been caused by &C
cident, and the loss is about $500.
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HOTELS

" isslsouoI SPRINGS HOTEL.
va A.. -, frankftH 6.srafs. rsaoHr.
This first class Hotel is now omen A., A :" a
guests The Hotel :. adyaoent % and con viNA0
nes . nih tne Mlssisquoi Springs, whose u II I
waters have wrought such wonderful c,nrs~ - -
Ger screfus, Bright disease, aud other diseases a
the Kidneys. The Springs situated uises NIL.
from 81. Adams. Route by Harlem or Hua.sn al,
road. Rand Of music in attendance Boari his
season from IS TO L n week, or S6p nonth
jy i taul0 J. ID. sUBLkrT. Proprietor
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, NEW YoRk,
WI NED UCTIoN IN HOTEL PRiCES
On and after } ULl 18th, ls70, the Price A n
jylslm SIMEON LELAND co IE:
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fIRsT. CLASS BrTTER.-See the announce
ment elsewhere by Mr.. George NJ Oyster- con-
serning his supplies OF Philadelphia mint
butter. Those in quest Of choice butter are Ger
IAN 70 md the article at his stand, az he deals
s~is IN me best, and procures weekly Supplies.
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.,aIonsin., III Ion Sunday valuable horse,
became unmanageable and dssSss aronUa ANY,
ing 10 h G1nsset with wagon seat 10 whichit had
the noble animal. The horse coss 80 as Killed
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WOOD AND COAL.

OFFICE OF las GLEASON,
" woVp AND GOAL MERCHANT.
G erREET wHARF,
WksHINeToN, d. O., June q, lsso.
Il have commence 20 lay In my vioter stock Of
COAL.
Having purchased Q large stock, snd below the
market rates, with sreeent low freiehts. an pre-
pared TO supply my customers and the trnde st
daily.
Best quality Of OAK, HICKORY, and PINE
WOOD.
JAS. GLEASON.
le2l u @ Street wharf.
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L. J. HEIBER0ER,
Successor TO II. y. LONDON q Co.. -
CITIZENS, ARMY AEB NAVY ~
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Metropolitan Hotel, date BrowntJ
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LOAN OFFICES.

LOAN OFFICES.
SUMMER ARRAsGEMkNT,. The EstssnsI
- Loan Once Of y. FULTON co., Ne 31t
9Th St, win be open from q. 20 ,, m. This 10
the only Christian Loan once in the City. jsl<-d
DRINCK, THE PAWN BROKER, 1000 Penn
u sylvania avenue. All requiring money call and
they viii be satisfied with their transactions.
SPECIAL EoTICE.-Merchandize, Furniture,
- Pianos, &c, taken on storage % PRINCES,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue. Cash advances made
on the same when required.
CRARLBs HERzBERGy LOAN OFFICE.
~ fEsrAELrsHKD 1881
ISL u STREET N0KrH,
Between ~ and 9Th streets, fmmediatoly IN rear o.
Netional HOTEL
honey loaned IN all sums on Wetcheo, DfADSn0ss
sweiry, stiyervAre, Wearing Apparel, Iur- ~
nitare and Merchandise Of every descrfptton
The most liberal terms guaranteed. For mir
dealing and inst treatment refer 20 any resident q
this city not connected with any similar estabnsh-
ment In the city. New aumber, l59. Jals-m
II 1879 an. 1S1a os r.Do.. hoBksf Y6I:
eER 90. ADVANCE msney on Bonds, etecks, and
Real Estate, Diamonds, Wstches, Dry Goods, Fur
~. B.-The highest Gosh price paid for the Sane
0pea sveU DAY except o11AAya frs0 . Q. N. 20