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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-06-30
District Meeting.

Dlstrlct WeetIng,
The Athens District Meeting Of thelM.i
Il. Church South, viii be held at Sweet
waters Judy l4tll0 and continue through
the following Sabbath. All Ministers and
official members that expect to attend will
please inform Rev. Jacob Brilliant, at
ySwcetwater, Tenn. GO. H. LONG, P. II.
h ;unolc-td
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For COngress.

We arc authorized to- announce the
name of Col. John Williams as a cahdi-
date for Congress, subject to the action of
the Democratic party ofthis District.
inne0=tf.
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b OH --1T- --1E-rT- Drt'lC
70 All Whom 1t May Concern.
6 The Notes and Accounts Of Williams
q Godlasd, jointly or Individually, ] nay
be found in my possession. You will
calf and settle up. fcan be found
in the Brick Store, Gfiaei4y occupied BY
Johnston & Russell. j. w. GoDDaRp.
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Large Potatoes.

Large Potatoes. ~ 81 ~ .sSlo .a5g
Our friend, john Z, Gaines, Esq, OF
Fork Creek, sent us, a few days ago, some
of the largest Irish Pototocs we have
ever seen at this season, Of thc year. The
largest one of the lot weighed ono pound
and two ounces, and bad not reached its
grSwh. TIC others Would Average eight
ounces. They were raised from the Early
Rose seed, and were taken from the bills in
rotstioaslNWe Nreturn oprtiianks TO Mr.
Caves o. remembering the printersqaud
hons tBae he may De AMPLY remunerattced
fofs lbs lsbsrsiia tho cultivation OF the
Eaay Rese Potato, 'slST n ~ So y g.s ls5s :
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Our National Disorders-Dr. Roback's

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ANNOUNCEMENT
For Supreme Judge.

We are authorized and requested to nnounce
I. Nixon Van Dyke rs a candidate, from the
Eastern Division, for Judge of the Supreme
Court Ofthe State of Tennessee, at the election
First Tluraday in Auvusts 4if r.|
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-06-30

We are authorized to announce j. NJ,
Lee as a Candidate for County Court Clerk, al
the election in Angnst next.
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GEORGETOWN.

LOCAL PoLrTICs.-The Republican Execu-
tive Committee had lively meeting on Tuesday
night at Browns Hall on West Market Space
Col. y. A. hagruder was chairman, and was
finally confirmed az such by the committee, but
not until a war of words had interviewed, some
OF the colOred members coming down on him
like thousand of brick" for being a terrific
rial government man, charging him with at
tempting to thus take away the elective fran
chise from the colOred race. One of them went
SO far as to say that the negroes had heretofore
eaten black bread and the white men white
bread, but hereafter the blacks would reverse
the case and eat the white bread, while the
whites would have to satisfy their cravings with
black bread. Col. Magruder then denounced
the charges as the malicious lies of interested
politicians, and explained to them that the fran
chise was not proposed to be taken away by a
change in the District government.
The Republican voters OF the first precinct
held a meeting at Good Samaritan Hall last eve
ming, to take steps for thorough organization
with view to success in the coming municipal
election.
THE REGIsTRATIoN.-TheJ Judges of Elec-
ton, Messrs. Newman, EdmonstOn, and Coax
ley, commenced the work OF registering voters
at O'Clock this morning, at the market house,
but the crowd in attendance was not large. At
noon not more than hundred voters had been
registered, twO-thirds Of whom were cOlOred.
WON'T PAY LICENsE.-Fred Rooster, a well
known restaurant keeper, at the corner of High
ard LIST streets, was before Justice Buckley this
morning for the second time within q week, for
selling liquor without a license, and was in each
case fined $40 and costs, which he declined to
pay, and took an appeal.
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Dry Goods.

We have no important changes in the market
to notice. The demand for unbleached shirt
ings and sheetings is about the same as last re-
Rrted. There is no pressure to sell on the
part of manufacturers agents, but the large
Jobbing houses having laid in good supply of
standard makes last month, prices are very
evenly maintained. Laurel ID, Appleton A and
Indian Head are all quoted at Is cents. Wa
chusetts and Adriatic at Is u cents No changes
are to be quoted i'm bleached sheetings and shirt
ings. The market has been very quiet since the
commencement of the year, but a lively de-
mand is looked for. Prices continue without
variation. New York Mills sell at 22b cents;
Newmarket w, IL cents; A. MAXWELL Manu-
featuring Company, 10 cents; Howe Manufac-
Printing cloths are without animation there
is no speculative feeling in the market, and
prices are neavy; cents may regarded as fair
fer prints is more lively, and large sales OF new
styles light effects for the spring trade have
been made during the week. Some of the new
tive, and exhibit great improvement in the class
OF domestic goods Dunnell's light fancies sell
at 12k cents; Manchester, 12Hc.; Lodi, 11xc:
augusta Mills ehintz, 1315c. Ginghams are not
but prices are steady: Everett, 17c.; Lancashire
l5c.; Northampton, Ice. Printed lawns and per-
Gales of new styles are but just beginning to he
put upon the market. Prices are steady for the
old effects, but the new have yet to be estab-
lished. In all other descriptions Of domestic
cottOns there is a steady but a small demand
and evenly maintained prices. Muslin de laines
are in very small demand; the season being too
early for light effects, and the dark being only
wanted for city trade. Prices unchanged
Woolens are generally dull; but there is some
Improvement i'll the demand Tor cloths, princi-
pally from the clothing manufacturers, and the
jObbing houses are beginning to lay in their
spring supplies. There is a very good demand
for medium and low qualities Of fancy cassi-
meres, but the finer grades are in less demand
at this season. Kentucky jeans and kerseys are
in rather better demand than they have been,
and sell more freely; but prices have undergone
no material change.
The business in foreign fabrics begin to show
some signs of improvement, bet our importers
are not meeting with the early demand they had
anticipated-N Y. Independent, eth.
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~Lager beer is down to four cents glass
in New York.
SBoston has an amateur dramatic organiza-
ton, known as the "Select Few"
OClara Barton writes from Geneva asking
the soldiers to vote for female suffrage.
~Kate Denim is playing in ''Ixion" in Brig
ham YOung's theatre.
~Richmond tried to get up Jockey Club,
and failed.
nIMosaic Of Vermont marble and slate is used
for floors in Illinois.
n0The wife Of Jacob Zimmerman was killed
at Danyille, Illinois, by the kick Of q COW.
~The German Society Of Chicago for aiding
German immigrants has requested the city
council there to erect an immigrant house ca
pable Of accommodating about 900 persons.
SThe Rev. ID. ". Thurston has been ex-
PEELED from the order Of the "Nazarites" or
.Free- Methodists" for saying that women may
wear ribbons and flowers in their hats, because
the Bible does not forbid it.
sz-On the 9Oth inst, the labcrers' wages on
the Lake Superior Railroad were reduced from
81 IS to 81 per day. The Swedes struck, and
100 OF them are reported as rioting at Hinckley:
They have stopped AL work on the road, and
threaten to stop the trains.
n1Gvmnasiums for the use Of the students
have been Effected ct Yale, Harvard, Bowdoin,
Dartmouth, Princeton, Williams, and Amherst.
All report that accidents and injuries from over
exertion are rare; and that the scholarship, {,
say nothing of the health Of the studentr, has
improved since their establishment.
0TAe Richmond Wing, alpropos Of N. Oni-
be tie virtne Of sobrietyi there IL always some,
thing suspicious in the habit OF cold-wster
drinfiug t n often an indication OF an IN.
balanced constitution, and argues self distrust
on the part Of the individual who practises it,
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- B. B / q II A us
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Ask for no other, take ne other, and you will save
time, health and money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case Of disease in any
stage which they fail to cure.
Or. Riehax's Golden Baisann No. l cures Ulcers,
liberated Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Cuta-
neous or Skin Eruptions, Copper Colored Blotches,
Soreness Of the Scalp, Scrofula, &C. is the greatest
noyator, Alternative, and Blood Purifier known,
removes all disease from the stem, and leaves the
blood pure and healthy.
rial Affections, Rheumatism in all its forms, whether
from mercury or other causes gives immediate re-
lief in all cases. No dieting necessary: 1 have
thousands of Certificates proving the miraculous
cures effected by these Remedies Price OF either No
or No: 2, $500 per bottle, two bottles for $500
DR.. RiokaH's Golden Aatidofe, q safe, speedy,
pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Derange
ments accompanied with full directions Price, $500
per bottle.
. d. Rtehax's Golden Elixe, d'Ar1ox q radical
for Nervous General Debility in old or young
mparting energy with wonderful effect Price, $50
per bottle, or tive bottles for $500.
On receipt Of price, these Remedies viii be shipped
pondents. None genuine without the name of "Dr
Rtehass Golden Remedies, u. II. Richards, sole pro
prietor" blown in glass Of bottles.
Address DIR. ID. B. RICHARDS, No. 22s varich
street, New York. Office hours from O. m. to D
m. - Circulars sent Ugly
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turb meeting, spot him. He would pledge to
the advocates Of the Territorial form Of govern
ment that IL they would attend the meeting on
Friday night they would have respectful hear
ing He trusted that every citizen would attend
the meeting, and asked those present to invite
their neighbors to be present.
Mr. T. T. Fowler said this question should be
discussed calmly and fully. He was opposed TO
the proposed change in the form Of government
unless an the officers were made elective which
he did not believe would be done. 1t was the
history of territorial governments that the Gov
ernor was appointed from the States, and II
such was the case here it would be obnoxious to
the people. Adjourned.
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ALEXANDRIA,

CORONERs INQUEsr.-Justice Daniel Lewis,
of Fairfax County, on Monday last, held corn
ner,s inquest upon the body of a white male in
FAINT. which had been found that morning below
high lwater mark on the shore Of Hunting
Creek, back of Penny Hill burying ground.
The jury rendered a verdict OF death from
criminal exposure.
SEINE HAULING.-Fishermen now daily haul
small seines in the cOves and creeks near the
city, and secure large numbers Of catfish, null
lets and yellow perch
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GERMIyATIoN OF SEEDS.-Some curious
statements have recently been published in
regard to the extent to which the termination
of seeds can be facilitated by chemical agencies,
especially by ammonia and oxalic acid. BY
placing them in solution of the latter sub
stance, they will begin to terminate within one
or two days, even after having been kept forty
years, and are then to be planted out in the
usual way. Coffee seeds, which are prOverbial-
" hard to start, arc best forwarded by placing
in a covered vessel, containing equal parts OF
water and of spirits of sal ammOniac, ut the
ordinary temperature. At the end of twelve
hours, the roots will be found to have started,
and even the young leaves can be discovered by
careful inspection. In 1884, wheat was exhibit
ed to the German Scientific Association raised
from seed found in an Egyptian tomb, ZOO to
$500 years old. This had been soaked for a con-
siderable time in fatty oil before planting.
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nuAHCIAI AND CouMKRCIAI.

The New York money market is extremely
easy with five per cent. a. the ruling rate on
loans. The purchasers Of the Treasury gold
yesterday we're offered by the banks national
bank notes, largely in excess Of the amount re-
quired to make the payment free Of interest for
three TO five days, provided at the end Of that
time they would return legal-tenders. This IL
lnstrates the plethora Of national bank notes on
Wall street.
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Il BAKERS PINE at So
OAK at S6Sg,
FREE BURNING LEHIGH COAL at 50 per
CHESTNUT at $3.50,
At &c. BATMs,
ga25t' Corner 9th and p sirests. Island.
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TeIegraphed Erclusirely to The Evening Sta

1e<g'dPhed E1clNslrely 70 he Evening Stdf.
BALTIMORE, Jan. N.-Virginia 6's. old. As X
BID; A asked; do, 1866, 81 bid; do, 1867, a. bid
BALTIMORE, Jan. N.-Cotton firm at 25I.
Flour fairly active, and market slightly favor
buyers; Howard Street, superfine, S475as5; do.
extra, S525aS6; do. family, s6.25aS7. City Mills,
superfne, S5aS575; do. extra, S5.50aS6.25; do.
family, S1aSS75; Western superfne, s475as5:
do. extra, S5.25aS575; do. family, Sc 25a$6.3 8.
Wheat firm, prime to choice Maryland red 81 .35a
S145. Corn firm; white, s1.O3aS1.03; yellow,
at S29 90 Bacon firm, Rib sides, 16 Ya16h; clear
DO, Ic.; shoulders lSH; hams, 2Oc. Lard, firm
at nary. Whisky quiet, 99c.a 81 for wood and
iron bound.
NEW YORK, Jan. G.-Stocks firm. Money
easy at 6a1 per cent Exchange, long, short,
SA: Gold, 2lA. 52O's, 1862, coupon, Lie. Vir-
ginia SIS, ex-coupon, 81; new, 81. North Car
slinas, old, 40s; new, A4.
NEW YORK, Jan. N.-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat quiet and unsettled. Corn quiet and
without a material change
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PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF RIFLEp
l. CANNON, &c.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON CITY, January 4, $50. (
Sealed Proposals for the purchase Of 30 FOUNDER
and 70 FOUNDER PARROT Rifles, with Carriages I'm
plements, and Projectiles. on hand in the navy
yaras at Portsmouth, N. H.; Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Washington; and Norfolk, will be re-
ceIyed at this Bureau until II o clock noon, JANU
AIRY 81, 1870,
In the aggregate there are about so guns a4 car
riages, and Sc ,l57 proectiles. Schedules in detail of
the articles at each yard will be furnished appli
Bidders will state the number Of guns, carriages,
implepents, and proiectes they desire to purchase
at each yard separately, specifying the saber Of
gun, kind Of carriage, whether brOadside or pivot,
and the kind Of proiectiles.
The guns, &C., will be delivered at the respective
navy yards, and must be removed by the purchaser
or purchasers within ten days after the acceptance
Of his or their bid. But deliveries will be made
Of article until the parties purchasing shall have
deposited with the paymaster Of the navy yard the
full amount Of the purchase money in each case.
Many OF the guns are new, and all serviceAble.
Bidders will therefore offer accordingly. No ofIer
cred.
The Bureau reserves the right to reject any or all
bids which not consider TO the interest Of the
Government to accept.
Proposals should be indorsed on the envelope
Proposal for Purchase Of Rifle Cannon, &c.n
A. LUDLOW CASE,
Jab2aWSt Chief Of Bureau.
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by Bankers,' Brokers', and Commercial Lines of
Telegraph
Lewis johnson q Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets a. follows.


Lewis johnson q Go. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. G.-First Board-U. 8. 6's
1881, coupon, 11Sh; 6-2O's, 1862, coupon, lie;
sos, 1864, coupon, 115S; 5-2o's, 1865, COUPON,
115h; 6-2os, new, 1865, coupon, Has; 52O's, 1851
coupon, Hay; 5-2o's 1868, coupon, ii4Y; lo-4os,
coupon, 112*; Currency 6's, Ill; Canton, "a
Cumberland, IS; Quicksilver, i4S; Mariposa,
81; do. pref'd. Is; Western Union Telegraph,
S41; Boston Water Power, II Z; Pacific Mail SO Z;
Ne New York Central, s52; Erie, o; Erie prerd,
39a Hudson. 92S; Reading, 95x; Michigan Gen.
tral, liz n; Michigan Southern, 4x; Illinois Cen
tal, 157; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 9iy;
Northwest, TN; Northwest preferred, s9S
Fort Wayne, SIX; Alton and Terre Haute, %;
Toledo and Wabash, "a; Chicago and Alton,
l44k; Chicago and Alton prefd, 145X; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates, d; Adams Express,
63k; Wells Express, COY; American Express,
3.n; United States Express, 81; Merchants
Inion Express, -. Market steady. Gold,
12lS a122s.
(By Cable.
LONDON, Jan. q, p.m.-Consols, for money,
s2%; Consols, for account, 92sah. Bonds, go,
u; TO, S6x; 81, $50; 1e-40s, SAY; Illinois, 1903;
Erie, M; Atlantic, 25h.
LIVERPOOL, 1 p. m.-Cotton market steady.
ding Orleans. IL.
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EXCEEDINGLY EFFECTIvE.-" Browns Bron-
relief Of Hoarseness or Sore Throat. They are
certainly exceedingly effective. We have known
several instances In which troublesome coughs
have ceased very speedily after one or two
Troches were taken.'-chrtsiioa World, Lon
don, Eggldnd.
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RISK OF GREAT EATERs.-Dr. Ball says that
great eaters never live long. A vOraciOus ap-
petite, SO far from being sign of good health,
is a certain indication of disease. Some dyspep-
tics are always hungry, and feel better when
eating; but as soon as they have finished eating,
they endure tOrments so distressing in their
nature as to make the unhappy victim wish for
inclined to eat moderately when eating time
comes. and which, when satisfied, leaves no I'M
pleasant remndes. Multituders measure their
persons, nine are gratifed with an increase of
weight, when in reality it indicates an increase
in disease, showing that the absorbents Of the
system are too weak to discharge their duty, and
the tendency to fairness, to obesity, increases,
until existence becomes q burden, and sudden
death closes the painful history.
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THR an" SHIRT.-ln one, two and three
pleats, to open behind or before, with cuffs and
without, with collars and without, and will
6 each.
Four-ply Linen Cuffs, fine Linen Collars, &C
GEO. e. HENNrNG, No. 40 9TH street, y. w.
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IPPINCoTT FEMALE INSTITUTES,
IL CHARLES STREET ANENTE,

select Boarding and Day School. Every facility
Tor the requirement Of thorough aud finished
English and French education.
tails. ~ ''"'"
Cash for boarding pupils in English department
y 40 per aDnum.
For circulars containing full information addros
dei7-eosE.iiy REv.JA.LrpPINCorr
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Georgetown Advertisements
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
hAIE ON TIE HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN

TkCSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE On THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN
n BY virtue of deed of trust, recorded among
oY0the land records Of said District. ia Liber n
IN. H., No. 4, folio Isl, &C., will offer al
public auction, in front of the premises, WE'D
NESpAf, the ID February, at 4 O'Clock D. m :.
all that valuable real estate fronting I70 feet
on the east side Of Congress street: aj5 feet on
Road street; S feet on q IL feet wide alley and
having Tor ITS fourth boundary line of l5i feet
sinches. The property will be sold in six lots All
fronting on Road street, and running back 10 an Al
ley ~ feet in width, laid on for the enjoyment of said
premises The front and rear dimensions of said lots
are as follows For the first corner lot 81 feet and
the residue feet each on Road street and binding
second lot ~ feet inches; third and fourth lots n
feet inches each; fifth and sixth lots p feet in
ches each, A diagram of same will be exhibited AZ
the sale This sale offers opportunity for an
excellent Investment the property is in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of Mrs. Williams's, Mrs Boyce's
and Mrs. Lfnthicum's residences. and opposite Tn
dor Place: is from it's locality, beauty healthfui
ness and neighborhood, most desirable for private
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash: the residue I'm
SIX, twelve and eighteen months with interest from
day OF SALE to be secured by deed of trust ON the
premises sold. $50 down each lot at the time Of
sale Otherwise the property wall be immed lately re-
sold III the purchaser fails to comply with the
terms of sale within three days from day of sale
the property will be resold, upon FIVE DAYS notice
at his risk and cost Convey sncing and stamps at
purchaser cost.
HUGH CAPERTON. Trustee
yaZ'-Jt THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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RATS FROM HARNKss.-The Germantown
Telegraph says: 1t is stated on good authority
that teaspoon of Cayenne pepper mixed in q
quart of oil and rubbing the harness with the
oil, will effectualy protect 1t against the gnaw-
ing of rats 1t is also said that ounce of aloes
to one gallon Of oil will afford the same protec-
ton. Our remedy, heretofore, has been, and
we have never known it to fail, to hang the har-
ness up 80 that no rats can modest it. But "a
some people are careless I'm this respect, the red
pepper and the aloes and oil remedy had better
be adopted.
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SIMPLE, N0IsKLEss, AND NEVER GET OUT OF
ORDER.-Parties wanting to buy a sewing ma
chine should not fail to see Wilcox & Gibbs in
operation at the agents, G. BAUN, Corset and
Hoop-skirt manufacturer, 9TH street, between
ID and T.. Ii
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusememta. &c.

NATIONAL THEATrs.-Grand Italian Opera,
"Crispino r la Comare."
WALLS OFERA HoUsE-Iaura Keene in
mercy Dodd," and "Two can play at that
6ame.s
WHIrEHURsT GALLERY-Mammoth Illumi-
mated War Views, and other Magnificent Repre-
sensations, every evening at * O'Clock.
hKTZKRorT HALL-Hager's TabIeaux.
SMITH & STRoNs's ART GALLERY, 2a5 r
street.
hARKRITKR's ART GALLEY, 4s6 7th street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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hrs. w. AND X. A. MERRILL, DENTIST
II No. 9a6 PENNslLNANIA ANE-
EDUCATIONAL.
MODERN LANGUAGES,

p r. GRoUX, formerly Professor of Georgetown
sha columbian colleges, continues Go give private
lessons; also in classes, in French. German ana
Spanish. Translation made from the Italian Swe-
dlsh, etc, etc. For terms apply his Office or by
ietter, 10. ~ Penna; avenue, bet. "a and 81 sts
NO. ASs OLD number. Al
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CITY ITEMS.
Prsxrr. FOR sArr-App,y at the Star Once

PRiGG's
One Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue. (new number !
between AZ and eth streets.
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RoBBED.-Last night, the store of Geo. Matt
feldt, on Virginia avenue, between Half and LIST
streets was entered and robbed of groceries, SC.
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Aocrpur AT THE NAVY YARp-A boy
named Charles Crosby, an apprentice in the
joiper's shop Of the navy yard. was nearly killed
Yesterday by being struck on the head BY . fall
Eg log. He 10 20 badly hurt that IT is thought
be vul not recover.
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I UMBER LUMBER LUMBERln
large stock and complete assortment Of Building
Lumber, HemlOck Fencing, Cyprus Shingles, w hite
Fine and Spruce Pickets, Cedar Posts. Also,
DRESSED LUMBER
OF all kinds hand and for sale at lowest market
rates by WILLET REDGRAvE,
Corner New York avenue and 9th street,
one square from Northern
ep ID Liberty Market
THE EYESlGHT accurately suited tctth Pebbles
and 9th" Spsetaeies, ~ merely an-sIS
swering Jer questions.
ii. II. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN,
jal4Iy Next to the National Hotel.