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THR"HEATED TKRN,"-This cheated term
has covered, SO far as we can learn. the whole
area of the United States, always excepting
Alaska. Accounts come in from various direc-
lions telling OF intensely hot weather prevailing
all over the country. There have been q num-
Der of fatal cases of sun-stroke. kilograms
report that the day i'm Philadelphia yesterday
was one of the hottest ever known there, the
mercury indicating % in the shade; in New
York the highest temperature was So. AT
Bangor, Me-, the mercury stood at 1913 in the
shade yesterday. On Friday and Saturday, the
thermometer at Lewiston, Me-, ran up from 90
to LOG; seven cases OF sunstroke occurred on
Saturday in New York; three cases occurred at
Wilmington, n. C., where the mercury rose to
80; in Chicago it was 92; at Cambridge, Iowa,
the mercury touched 100; at Oshkosh, Wis, 90;
at Madison, Wis, 90; at Rochelle, Ill, 9s; at
DesMoines, Iowa, 80; at GAINESVILLE, Wis, 81 at
Aurora, H., 1885, Boston, "a; New York, sc !;
Portland, Me-, 96; Albany, n. Y, 105; st. Louis,
9s; while in Washington the Thermometer did
not rise beyond %. The New York Evening
Express says that "the telegraph shows that the
heat in New York was greater on Saturday than
at any other place in the c0untry-hotter, even,
than at Havana or New Orleans. At a. m.
the thermometer stood at SO, and three hours
later it was 90. New York, in fact, has been
since Thursday, the hottest place in the United
States
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stock ReDOPt.

By Bdnkers', Brokers and Commercial TslsryapA |,
Lewis johnson Co.. quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets As follows :
NEW YORK, June E.-First Board-U 8. g. 1881
coupon BIOS, 1862 coupon, IllS 29s 1864 coup.
pom, uOe as, 1855. coupon, 1lO54; sos, new 1875
coupon. ll3 5DslS, coupon. 1l3iS; sos, 1853 cou.
III Os coupon, l01s Currency 6s. lI3I N a.
rlposa. q; do. pref =; Canton, IS; Cumberland
As asked; western Union Telegraph, 34zs; QucksiI
yeT,I; Pacific Mail, AZ; Boston Water Power,
asked; Adams Express, 631s; Wells, Fargo a Co q
Express IL; American Express, 435l .ex divs United
States Express. K1A; Merchants Union Elk press--:
l. Central Hudson, 9Si4; do. do. Scrip, 93s,
Erie, "A ssked; do: prefd, 49,; Harlem, l39; Har-
lem prefd, =; Reading. 1865; Michigan Central,
i IH Lake Shore and Michigan southern, $50:
Illinois Central, l3sl4; Cleveland and Pittsburs
nv; northwest, So Northwest, prefd, $50; Cleve-
land Columbus Cincinnati. -; New Jersey Cen
trail l09; Rock Island, ll61z; Milwaukee h St Paul
651s; Milwaukee st. Paul, pref, 500; Wabash and
w estern. f6>s; Wabash Western, pref'd, =: Fort
Wayne, 96A asked; Alton 4 Terre Haute, 34H: Alton
and Terre Haute, preferred, -; Chicago and AL
ton, ll61s Chicago Alton. prefd lis asked: Ohio A
mississippi Certificates, HS; Tennessee State 6s
Old v61: Tennessee State SIS, new, IS; Virginia
State 6s, old. s.; North Carolina 6s, old a.:
20, new. 10 Missouri 6's. 94'i. Gold, lllalll1
Market strong.
BY Cable.
LONDON, June "a, D. m.-Consols for money 92ss /:
Tor account, ga; Bonds, 1862, 90S lSi5 Sg7S ISL
s9'a; 10 Cos, 81 Illinois, ll3: Erie, 1873; Atlantic
p. Bonds slightly easier.
LIVERPOOL, D. m.-Cotton market steady Sales
10 600 bales MiddliDg Uplands ,lOaIs Middling Or
leans l0h4asS. -
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THE NATIONAL DIVISION Sons OF TEMPER
ANCE.-The election of officers by the National
Division Sons OF Temperance, at Newark, n
j., after q number OF ballOtings, resulted in the
election of Stephen b. Ransom, of New Jersey
as NJ. W. p; F. NJ. Bradley, of District of Co.
lumbia III. W. A; s. w. Hodges, of Massachu-
sets, NJ. w. Scribe; y. ID. Wetmore, of New
Brunswick. NJ. w. Treasurer; Rev. j. G. Slough
ton, of Illinois, NJ. w. Chaplain; j. ). Williams
of Rhode Island, NJ. w. Conductor; William f
Dale, OF Florida, M. w. Sentinel. A resolution
was passed authorizing the Most Worthy Pa
triarch to institute Grand Division OF coloret
persons in such States as may apply, with tn,
consent OF the white Grand Divisions. The rit
nal, after some debate, was referred to anothe
sachusetts; James Young, OF MARYLAND; r. M
Bradley, of District of Columbia; Rev. William
Searls, OF Western New York, and Rev. A. n
Benedict, OF Connecticut, to report at the mex
session.
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The weekly statement of the associated banks
OF New York shows loss in reserve Of million
and half Of dollars, including decrease OF
about q million legal tenders. The deposits
have fallen on two a half milions, 80 that the
surplus reserve has decreased less than n mil
lion. The banks have increased their loans
about three hundred thousand dollars. It would
seem, from the statements of the past few
weeks, that the banks have passedthe climax of
movement which Is now making Of the old grain
crop, together with the prospective demand for
money In connection with the new one, viii en-
tail a steady drain of irregular and var, N pre-
movement ceases.
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The COuPfa.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Hsmphreys.-To.day
Harris Blackman was convicted OF petlt lar
ceny, and sentenced to one hour in Jail Thos.
ceny, and sentenced to three wears in the
Reform School. VIM. johnson was convicted of
petit larceny, and sentenced to the Reform
School for SIX months. Josiah Green plead
guilty in two cases of petit larceny, was con-
victed in a third and acquitted in q fourth case;
he was sentenced to six months in Jail in each
Of the three cases. George Mansfield plead
guilty to charge of the larceny Of a iady's
cloak, and was sentenced to Jail for six months
and to pay fine Of $500.
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The Markets To-Day.

BALTIMORE, June N.-Cotton dull and nominai,y
land, 81 %; Psnnsyi, .nia, 81 asas 10 West
ern, SlSaSl.33 Corn dull: White, 81. l2aS IS
yellow, s19saSl o.; white mixed, 81 0saS Los
Oats Oats, Sc Rye, sI05aSloS; Pork firm, at s3l
bacon nrm: BIB sides, Hc.; clear do, 19ac shout
ders, lac hams 2ss23sc. Lard quiet at I6l1aiTiIc
whisky nrm and better, at l.03a 81 Oi.
BALTIMORE, June N.-virginia 6's, old, So bid
54 asked; do, 1886, 651s bid, Goa asked do, 1857
o27s bid, 634 asked.
NEW YORK, June H .-Ylour is unchanged Wheat
is quiet and unchanged. Corn 10 dull and declining
NEW York, June N-Stocks heavy. Money, 4a5
per cent. Exchange, long, 90; short. l0I4. Gold,
Ia Bonds, III Virginia 6's, ex coupon, 20; new
81. North Carolina 8, old, 49h new, Is
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The PAVING CoNrRACTs.-It il understood
that the injunction OBJ aimed by Mr.. Chas. Stew
art upon the ward c ,ntractOrs does not really
prevent them from proceeding with the work
already in hand. but debars them from receiyiD-
any further orders until the case is SET /.
the courts. Some of the contra -..'sa IN u,
work on Saturday under mil. ..anIs stopped
are at vork to-day, sri win finish III sIrss al,
con menced, or for which they have received
orders, but they cannot witbonr rends,ina
themselves liable for crSntempt, accept new or,
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RI THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PUsINEss
PROPERTY, ON BRIDGE STREET, NEAR

- By virtue of deed OF trust, dated the 18th day
of October, 1855, shall offer for sale, at publie
Easuction, to the highest bidi.r, in ffont OF the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1870,
at O'Clock p. M, all that parcel Of land, being
ming at the end Of line drawn from the corner OF
High and Bridge sfreets, l4o feet, inches, on
the north side of bridge street, and running thence
on said street y feet; thence north 90 feet;
thence east 2 feet thence south 90 feet to the be
ginning, together with the three story brick house
thereon sid also all that part Of Lot No g. Beat
ty Hawkins addition TO Georgetown, lying in the
rear Of and Immediately adjoining the above de-
serted lot OF ground and used Herewith a garden
Beginning 1S feet inches from the southeast corner
of said lot 92, and the line thereof running
and parallel with Falls street, (now Bridget and
running thence north, and parallel with Ugh street.
to the northwest corner of part of said lot sold TO
George Adam King, by deed, dated 10Th Septemb Der,
1906 thence west, and parallel with Falls street anow
Bridge. to the northeast corner of a part of said
lot, sold 10 Nicholas Travers thence south, by and
with Trayers line, to the southeast corner of said
last mentioned conveyance; thence with a straight
line to the beginning.
Said house contains a store, and 10 rooms in addi-
tion and good dry cellar, and the Of the lot
IL q brick stable.
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance at and IL
months from day of sale. Purchasers notes TO be
given for deferred payments bearing interest from
day Of SALE and secured by deed Of trust the prem
ises. All convey.ncing and stamps at purchasers
cost. JOHN @. MCkELDEN, Trustee.
JeFH,2ld6t THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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THE OR HANS CoURT.-This court having
ov a recent Law of Congress been made part Of
the Supreme Court of the Districtof Columbia,
will be held by one of the Justices of the Su-
preme Court hereafter in the same place (Al-
deTmen's chamber) and on the same days Tues
days and Saturday 81 as formerly. The hours
have been changed from IL TO 10 O'Clock. The
business Of the Register of Wills (COI. Webster)
will be transacted in the Office adjoining the Al
dermen's chamber, as formerly. Judge Wylie
will hold the term of this court fer the present.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

WAsHINGTON HOTEL, LEoNARDTowN,
w situated on Brtton Bay, is now open \ |. n
Tor visitors Fresh fish. crabs, oysters, vEAY
ana All the delicaeies Of the season are III:
Steamer Columbia leave foot of 9TH street wharf
every "wednesday morning at O'Clock.
Terms: 9l.0 per day; $50 per month.
MRS. M. J. MOORE,
JeA-ttn,sZw' ProprietrAss
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An ACT to cause a water main to be laid in Third
street east, from Pennsylvan avenue TO d street
south; also in ID street south, between New Jersey
avenue ana Third street east.
Be Il enacted tp the Board OF Alderman and Board
Of Commoa Council Of the Guy Of Washington, That
the Water Board be. and they are hereby. author.
lied and requested to cause q water main to be laid
IN Third street east, from Pennsy lyania avenue to
street south; also, in street south, between New
defrsy;the expeni ss thereof 9 sufficient amount il
hereby appropriated, payable out of the water
fund; said fund to be reimbursed by such assess
ments and collections on ali lots and parts of lots
bordering on the line of said water main as is
authorized by existing law.
ApprOyed. June 10, 1870.
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JORBAN's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Obly IN m1les from Stephenson Depot p o q point
on the Harpers Ferry and Winchester Rail
49, road, i've miles from Winchester
This W Watering Place is now omen under more IA
voraoie circumstances than at any time 4
since the war, and every effort will be vEAY
guests. WV oA
hne CITY BAND OF MUSIC will be- attend
ance, and n Masquerade and Fancy Balls will he fire.
quently given during the season
Spring Pamphlets for distribution at the Sprinos
and at Messrs. Coleman Rogers, Baltimore
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company issue
round-trip tickets, good for FIVE days, from Balti
more to Stephenson's Depot and return at 0s: from
Washington to same at $40
TeTms IS per day. SH so per week and $50 per
month Children and colored servants half price
white servants three fourths, according to &C
commodatiop. Z. q. JORDAN,
yeZ5-lm Owner and Proprietor.
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LARcrNrKs--Lloyd Edwards, colored, was
precinct, for larceny Of set Of harness valued
at $50, the property Of j. I. Stockbridge; and
was held to bail for court by Justice Handy.
VIM ii. Bolder, colored, was arrested yester-
day by Oficer Cross, for larceny OF q pair of
pants, and was sent to Jail for court by Justice
Thompson.
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THE POLICE CoURr-The Kimmell House,
e street, between AZ and 9th streets, has been
definitely selected for the new Police Court,
and, the lease having been drawn up and signed,
il will be used for the purposes Of the court as
soon as Il new Judge u appointed. Rooms will
be fitted up in the building for the Trustees of
Public Schools and tho Board OF Health, and
the latter's secretary, Dr. Struggled.
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STEALING BIBLES Daniel Chase, a colored
lad, aged IL years, was arr sted this morning by
Ofiicer Daily, OF the eighth precinct, charged
with the larceny of seven Bibles from the Pio-
neer s; bbath-school in Howardtown, across the
Eastern Branch. He was Offering Bibles for
sale al a very low price, and the officer, suspect
ing they were stolen, took him in custody. Jus
tiee Schmidt held him to bail for court.
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u HAMPsHIRk COUNTY, w. Va

THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
i LONG BRANCH, ia
viii be opene4on the 18th Of June. III: ID
This magnificent hotel has over 600 ROOMS,
Piazza fronting the ocean 700 teet long.
For rooms apply at the Everett House, New York,
w. B. BORROws, Proprietor.
WIN. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent. jel0-lm
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AnAc1 for ,he relief of William B. Jackson,

An ACT Tor tho relief OF William b. JACKSON.
BE II enacted ty the Board Of Atdermea and Board
Of Common CoxHeil Of the Guy Of Washington, That
the sum OF eiRhteen dollars and sixty two cents,
(SlS g. be, and the same is hereby. appropriated
out Of the funds Of the sixth Ward, TO enable the
Mayor TO refund to William B. jackson the like
amount, enormously paid by himfor on lot num-
Der nine (9,l in square No 6ls, per Collector
receipt, dated December q. 1850, the same having
been previously paid BY William Nc Fadden.
Approved June 10. 1870.
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NV ~ .trsae e. Wst.r sxroet .outh-asf -

Be IL enacted by the Board Of ALde,mss and Board
Of Common Cossct! Of ths Csfy 0 Washtnston, That
Quested cause the carrisgeway Of seventh street
southwest. from to Water street southwest, to be
paved with wood pavement.
SEC. 2. And BE- u further enacted, That the work
be executed in the manner and under the superin-
Of the said Improvement a special tax equal to the
thereof is hereby m1ostd and levied on AL lots
or parts of lots bordering the line OF the improve
ment said tax to DO assessed end collected in con
formity Nth existing law Pyortded, That the
Of paving at Intersection of streets shall not
be assessed the owners Of private property, but
shah be paid out of the ward funds.
Approved, june 10, $50.
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An ACT to cause q water main to be laid in south ID
street, frem Sixth TO Seventh street east, and in
Sixth street east, from south street to Pcnnsyl-
ysDia avenue.
BE Il enacted by the Board Of Aideymta and Board
Of ConaDon CoNneii Of The Guy Of WdshingtOn That
the Water Board be, and they hereby al6hor-
lied and requested to cause water main to be laid
in south street from Sixth to Seventh street east
and in Sixth street east, from south street to Penn
sylyania avenue and to deray the expenses thereof
out Of the water fund.- said fund TO be reimbursed by
such assessments and collections ON all lots and
parts Of lots bordering on the line of said water
main as is authorized by existing law.
Approved, June No. 1870.
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AN Act for the relief OF John Donavan.

An Act for the relief OF John Donavan.
Be IL enacted bp the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council al The Cify Of WaShiHgton That
the som Of forty eight dollars and seventy cents be
and the same is hereby, appropriated out Of the
funds of the First Ward to enable the Mayor to pay
John Donavan said amount, being on account of On
over sment for taking up and RELAXING foo,
payement and that the Mayor be, and he is here by
authorized to cause the said sum to be paid.
Approved, June TO- 1910
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TEMPERANCE AFPAIRs.-N otwithstanding the
excessive heat OF yesterday, a most enthusiastic
meeting of St.Stephen Total Abstinence Bene-
htisl Society took place at the Parochial Scnlel
House, near the Observatory. Eloquent adj
dresses were delivered by Captain Piatt, U y
a. a, anu ~ ar. Alex. smith, anu quise Timber
s.snVU pIeuge- Ane oociess ueCIueu on
pic-nic at Anaiostan Island, at an early day.
and the committee OF arrangements are deter
mined TO make il the picnic of the season. Due
notice of the time will be published In Tbs
STAR
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenss. &c.

NATIONAL 1HKATER.-wslhalls and Bio
plastic Troupes.
ASALesTAS IsLAND.-Picnic Of the Excelsior
SOcials.
DAILY EXCURSIONS to Glymont on the steamer
q. p. Smith.
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
SMITHS ART GALLEY, 245 street.
MARKRIrER's ART GALLERY, 4Ss It'll street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pa avenue.
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street north from Sixth to Thirteenth street west
BE enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and BGyd
q COgn1On Council Of the Guy OF Washingfoa That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and
requested 70 cause the carriageway of street north
from Sixth street west to Thirteenth street west
to be graded and paved.
SEC. 2. And be a further enacted That the work
be executed i'm the manner and under the super
intsndence provided by law and to the ex
cost thereof is hereby imposed and levied on ali lots
parts OF lots bordering the line of the i'm prove
nent the sAld tax to be assessed and collected in
conformity with existing law PrOrided, That the
expense OF paving at intersection of streets shall not
be assessed on the owners of private property bnt
shall be paid out Of the ward fund.
SEC 8. And be IL JnrthsT eHdtted, That the owners
Of the property bordering the line of said i'm
proyements shall have the power to select the kind
Of pavement desired from the materials which may be
authorized by The Corporation.
Approved. June IL, 1870
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEsi
$4,000 WORTH OF SUMNER WEAR
MUST BE SOLD WITHIN 80 DAYS,
IN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK,
LINEN SUITS, COAT, PANTS AND VEST,
s3.a Sc
LINEN DUCK COAT, PANTS AND VEST,
WHITE SUITS, COAT, PANTS AND VESTS.
Sc, Z, :, 10
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS ......--sl2, 1880, Is
LIGHT COLOR FINE CASHMERE SUITS,
SIC, WORTH $40
ALPACA 50 SO TO SIS
OFFICE SACKS. .-....-........-.......s1 AND S1.25
rnnns SOLD appERTISED.
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE Of
A. STRAUs,
IOIl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 10TH AND IIIH STREETS,
jelstjy3 Third door east OF nth.
II j. hEIBERGER,
(Sucoeeeos to h. =. LONDON q Co.. IA
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAHOE. w
Metropolitan Hotel, 1afs BrovnNy -
~ B-d No. 362 Penn. avenue. Williamson
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An Act to cause water main to be laid in Eleventh
street west from o to street, thence In stree
n N,

north to Ninth street west.
BE IT enacted By the Board Of Aldsrnsn and Board
Of Common Council Of the CITY Of Washiagton That
the Water Board be. and they are hereby, author
lied and requested to water main to be laid
in Eey enth street west, firm street TO street,
thence in street north TO Ninth street west; and
to defrsy the expenses thereof a sufficient amount
is hereby a appropriated, payable out of the water
fund, said fund to be reimbursed by such access
ments md collections all lots and parts Of lots
bordering on the line of said water main as is au.
thoriZed by existing laws.
Approved, June 10. 1879.
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.sTABLIsHED 1874,

oA kkRHHw S 7; S9HEE z CO. ~
al and z19 Fourteenth street.
kkPA1RlNG I'm all its branches.
AH Carriages len for Rspatrs, Storass or COMMITS.
stoa tasHYed.
Agent for Brev.ter Co., (of Broome street, Fitfh
avenue, New York. seO-eely
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Aboutt 10 O'Clock Ss.ur-
day morning, young man named Thomas ID.
Hunter, about - years Of age, while assisting
In pitching roof on 2ith street, First Ward,
fell into the heated composition, burning him
&c feaTfully. He then fell from the roof to the
pavement, two stories fracturing his collar
bone Dr. BreDeman was sent for, and, after
dressing his injuries and the fracture, had him
conveyed 10 his mothers home, near Tennally-
town. ID. q.
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AN AcT to grade street northwest, from Twentieth
Bs ii sSaef:d Jg Tie ef gSs,aaf sse soa
z o. 81. 20 cos9csh o. 4. "a" neBg anforfzed ard re-
quested to cause street northwest from Twentieth
70 Twenty second street northwest, TO be graded.
The work TO be done by day work, under the direc
tiOn of the Con missioner Of the First Ward and two
assistant commissil ners, 70 be appointed by the
Mayor; and the sum Of three Thousand dollars is
hereby appropriated out Of the funds OF the First
Ward, IApproyed June 10. $50
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- from Seventh to Tenth street northwest.
BE uendeted BY the Board of Aldermen and Board
q Common CoEnti! Of the Ciy Of Washington, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and re-
Quested to cause Rhode Island avenue from Seventh
to Tenth str. ct northwest, TO be graded and grAv
eled; and the sum OF three thousand four hundred
and eighty dollars and fifty tbree cents or 90 much
thereof as may be necessary hereby appropriated
out OF the funds Of the Second a Third w ards, in
EQUAL parts. The work TO be done by DAYS labor,
uLder the snperntendence provided by law
Approved June 10, $50
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CITY ITEMS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Jet Jewelry,
n.A If

Jet Jewelry,
Oroide Jewelry,
Vases, Chromos, and Pipes,
Silver-plated Ware,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 457 Pa. ave-, bet. IL and 9th sts.
LIsLE THREAD CLOVIS,
Isle Thread Undershirts,
Isle Thread Half Hose,
Linen Drawers, &C.,
At moderate prices.
GEORGE G. HENNING,
No. 40 Seventh street, Northwest.
0H1rs-willcsx D Gibbs' Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, win hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire 1t the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
6kirt Factory, - Seventh street, eotWeen D
and j. I'll
A KoOHs fSs a "a! Z A.HITF.rr
Fine WINES, LIQUORS AID 0ISXRs Berg
ner's celebrated Philadelphis
n1sd Lac HI naIR.
GRAPE Wells, TRIMMINGS. nc. BLACK In.
~ eTITIENED, AND RfCRIIPID
TO EQUAL NEW.
This method Of doing sl Grape cannot be equsIsd
2 the eosntry: Getty ys' Rer5sctiy restored Tor
Baltimore, Ma x Ap&Rl, fsHrAHsos,
Dealer IN Lsdies' and Cent? rurnishing ana Fancy
Goods, 1897 Psnnsylvania svenue, near 1Oth =.
Sole Agent for Washington. aD1-@s
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ANAcr fbr the relief Of Theodore

An Act f6r the relief Of Theodore Sheckels.
BE u enacted By tee Board Of ALd,s,nen aRd Board
Of Common Council Of tie Cary Of Wdshiagfoa, That
the sum Of one hundred and hve dollars and four
teen cents be, and - same is hereby. appropriated
ont of the general hnd for the relief OF Theodore
eheckels. TApproved, June 10, ls7e