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nistrict 81 Columbia, and by = further act % aid
Legislature the Pennsylvania Central kallro.S
bond Of sid Pielmob; and Potomac Railroad Com
psny 90 an amount necessary % furnish snrr-troe-
snty may H. rssuireS xheSever' At any TIM within
sye years from the date % ssd lst mentiousd act.
perstrncure; and whereas Il Il eredibly rspresented
s., M .Sss 81 al. ~ sssss s sSs MI
To-d Company 30 locate and srsde thesr SAD rod
ss 20 prepare for its superstructure, nov, there
sac. Z Asd y q e-ser.s. Thai, provided that this
S ssi a ~ sns n Tie pps Al Tic est ssS
votes cast Tor members Of the Legislative Assembly
shall receive the arrroVs and .snetch ~ sbe , css
gress Of the United state., the Governor shall %,
name q The District 81 Columbia. 70 sSs oaPitaI ses
Of the Piedmont and Potomac Rsilrosd Company, @
ar fSss s:rs .SSS ta6Ssps a.
e made. .sti-fsc,ory ssissncs shall b furnished o
grading Of said road. and -stisf.ctoTJ sGSrsnsess
serib, shall be faithfully applied 60 said Serk ana
that said work will BE- completed within the time
dlp iG tx k. cad hss r rsaS.
'srraer, That said rad shall BE eonstrnoted from
some point on the Potomac river 81 Georgefovn
Which shall be satisfactory 20 said Beard Of Public
sKc. = kaa b % b.rlAsr snaas1. That in order q,
provide for the payment of said sut-crirtion th6
Governor 10 hereby sutharired to issue the regis
tered coupon bonds II the Disirict q Columbia,
which shall =. press the SheSi Of their issue their
snail eEneG % the Gov ernOf Secretary
IL the District, and shall be redeemahe twenty vrars
sfer date and bear sin per oentum interest payahl.
half Yearly. 90 amount necessary o. provide said
q six hundred thousand dollars. and % sell said
bonds and pay over the prncees thereof % said Pied
mont and Potomac Railroad Company, ~ snch tine
and in such amounts AZ may be required BY fhe pro
gress Of the work aforesaid: Prorta,d That said
bonds shall not be sold at lower rate than ninety
per csntum of the par value thereof.
SEC. y. Asd BE- 81 JsyfasT esaofsd That In order %
met the Interest ca accrue on said hunls, thew
shall be levied annually tax 81 sin per cent, o.
snch lower rate a. may suffice, on every hundred
dollars q the assessed value Of real and personas
estate in said District, the proceeds Of which
ment of said interest.
SIC. g. And DC az Js-the ssacfsd, That the Gov
hereby requested 10 this act b. duly
published before the next general election, ~
Qured by the fourteenth section of the charter "a
the District III Columbia (sct Of Congress of Feb
ruary tventy-oDe, eighteen hundred and seventy
one,) and by suitable proclamation % submit tn-
same 20 the people. and prescribe the form In which
Il shall be voted upon.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker Of the Hou-e q Delegates.
WILLIAM sTICkNfH,
- President q the Council.
III. u. COOKE. Governor. au1i SIN
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who had been sent to insult him by Mr.. George
q. Miller, said if he (witness) wanted a pistol
Showing the Derringer,l he could get him one
from headquarters; Mccarthy was about FIVE
feet nine inches, and knew OF him having sew
eral fights.
Cross-examined by Judge Fisher.-witness
proceeded to speak of several difficulties, but
was checked by the court.
The court asked as to his reputation, and wit
ness stated that il had been bad.
By Judge Fisher.-Latterly he had been quiet,
trying to do well.
Jossph r. WhsaRey-witness resides on c
street, near 18th; knew Mccarthy by sight, as
also Luly; on the night of the homicide
witness walked from the Young Mems Chris
tan Association; about 18th street a dog
snapped at him; picked up stone near Riker's
Ridge, threw 1t at the dog, and it struck a lamp
post near a watchmaker's. Afterwards had a
duty to perform About the corner Of 18th and
r., saw TWO men coming up to the tree, when the
small one said .'Dennis Darden Is id scoun-
drel, and the larger one said eyes, he is, To-
ney, and by -, I'll shoot h-n through him."
The younger one, as they walked off, said $50
for him, Johnny" They were Mccarthy and
Lulley.
CrOss-examined.-Witne is a newspaper cor
respondent, and lived then in the First Ward;
went home and wrote down conversation. The
stone was a yellow one, big as his fist. (stone
exhibited) That looks like il. Witness was
further cross-examined as to when he wrote the
conversation.
WASHINGTON CoMNANDERY, No. 1, knights
Templar, at a recent meeting, passed q resolu-
ton of thanks to the Baltimore Communicates
for their kindness and hospitality to them
while visiting that city, during the recent tri-
ennial conclave of the General Grand Comman-
derry OF the United States.
TIRE MARBLE HEART; OF, The Sculptor's
Dream" will be performed by Manager Saville's
excellent company at the National Theater this
evening, and from the satisfactory manner in
which they have performed other plays a great
treat nay he expected by play-goers from their
presentation OF this beautiful drama.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS is about the
strongest travelling company, in every depart
ment, we have had in this city for long time
past, all OF the performers being Of high order
OF merit. The tent should be crowded every
afternoon and evening during their stay here
Let all the old folks go, and take their little
ones.
TORTOISE SHELL, rubber, oroide, plated and
Alaska diamond jewelry in all the new STYLES for
the fall trade, received at Prigg's jewelry store
No. 45I Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and
9Th streets.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT of Freedman's Savings
and Trust Company. Interest at per cent.
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CITY ITEMS.

PoRTABLE GAS DROP LIGHTS of the most
ornamental designs in market at Hamilton &
Peason's, No. 4, Y. NJ. g. A. Building.
EXAMINE the DAVIS Vertical Feed Sewing
Machine before purchasing.
1t makes the most elastic lock stitch known
and has the best hemmers and braider. 1t is
cry simple.
GENTLEMEN in search OF an elegant and stylish
Silk Hat should examine the stock of
Nj. ID. FRANK 81 Co.,
The Original Hatters,
500 9TH street,
May Building,
Opposite Post Offce.
DRESS SUITS,
Business Suits,
Youths Suits,
Boys Suits,
Children's Suits,
Fer fall and winter, now ready.
EISEMAN & BRO,
2o-3 15 9Th street, May Building.
FRHsc,
the Halter,
has opened
New Hat Store,
433 Seventh street,
next door to the Original Franc
Will be the Place
to get
Hats of every description
at a fair price.
For THE CHEAPEST AND BEST fitting Shirts
call at Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, 4l3 7th
street, between ID and streets tt
CENTS FURNISHING DEPoT.-Try the 81
Gents Kid Gloves, every pair warranted, at
Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, Alb 9TH street,
between ID and streets. If
CoRNs, &o.-Dr. White. chiropodist, No ss5
10Th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. North Charles street, Baltimore success
fully treats Corns, Buni0Ds, Ingrowing Nails,
&C., without pain.
-~--
KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, a novelty in
good choice in calling at G. Baums Kid Glove
Depot, 40S It'll street.
GoETz PATENT REFLEcrINe GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half of the guam
Of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 404 18th street, is the agent for them
and also for Goetz's Double-cone Chandelier
Refectors, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight
Retectors.
THE MOST POPULAR Sewing Machines in the
market are the Mclean 81 Hooper Elastic Lock
Stitch and the Wilson New Underfeed Shuttle
III achines. Although they are selling at the low
price Of 80 and s45 upward, yet they are war
high-priced machines. The terms are very EASY.
A. Rosenthal, 4Oi It'll street, is the agent. tt
OUR NEW STYLES OF CoRsErs and some
new improved have Just come from our factory
in Europe. and shall be sold to defy any compe-
ution. Every par WaIIanueu 10 pc perfect Mt.
G. BAUM, Corset and HOOpskirt Manufacturer.
CLOTHING.
During tie Prevailing Hard N@ss
II becomes every one to economist in their az
penditures. In the article of clothing alone,
suffic saving can be effected to mitigate In
measure the prevailing scarcity Of money, at
p. WALLAcH's, corner AZ st. and Pa. ave.
He offers this opportunity to the public by
selling the best articles OF clothing that can be
obtained, at from u to 20 per cent. cheaper than
any other house.
Don't Jasl to giue ne CAL.
p. WALLACE,
81 Penn. avenue, corner AZ %
HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleen
Braids in all shades have just been imported by
Chas. Baum, who intends to make this a new
branch Of his well-known establishment, 403 7th
street. Ladies 90 and see the new styles.
HxAPIER has all kinds Thermometers and
parometers.
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The Spencerfan Situation.

NA1sD Fl<OA INKS. SPENCER.
mis-. Sara j. Spencer, president of the
NCmans Club, is out IN a card in this MORN
1ngs Chronicte, deprecating the public expo-
sltlon Of her domestic affairs, and stating that
while as PRESIDENT Of wOman's club, it is rea-
sonable 10 expect any amount of fair or unfair
criticism through the press, as a wife, she sub-
mits that no gentle man except her husband has
right 10 inquire whether she does or does NOT
obey; whether she has or has not sought ssrec-
onel1ation'' in case Of disobedience, much less
10 publish the result of such INQUIRY Her onin-
ION OF reporters Is embodied in the following
querles:-''Could any one woman, or BODY OF
women, with all the influences that could be
Drought 10 bear, do 80 much to create and per
petuate diseord in families as one OF these inpo
cent, delicate minded emissaries of a daily pa
per? 1t appears that one of these gentlemen
was afraid to ask me question, because, as he
says, il was "a delicate subject" E there anv
subject too delicate or too sacred for renorfey
10 Ply into, ferret out, and toss over to the gen
eral public, at the demand Of his responsible
head?'
She closes as follows: "Where "a the earthly
home in which differences of opinion betwee1
husband and wife do not occur. i'm which the
expressed wish or will of one Is not sometimes
compelled TO yield to the clear Conviction a of
Ihe other: such home 'on the other side of
ihe rver Is much to hope for II any find it
here, their heaven is already begun In the
mt antlme let me hope our citizens have clearly
dlscerned that my husband was seeking not 10
destroy or hinder the Woman's Club by adj
NOcatlng the election of SD estimable a woman
as the candidate he proposed to ill INV place hut
only 10 secure more of the time and strength OF
MS business partner to our mutual personal and
business interests. My husband was and il,
present or absent, friend to the WOman's Club
ard has rept atedly declared that none but
bad man would oppose women in their efforts 10
srye other women from a life worse than death
ms deeds have daily proven his sincerity in this
change. Further than this no one has right to
ask a question"
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The BURR CHILD HABEAs CoRPus-Yes-
ttrday afternoon. the child OF Nr. F. A Burr
was produced before Judge wylie on awrit or
hG6sas corpus, sued out by Mrs. +. A Burr, (for-
merly Spalding.l when Mr.. Norris and Mr.
Mussey appeared for petitioner, and Messrs
Fisher. Cook and CahiL for the Respondents
anu after some argument the case was continued
10 this morning. At 81 O'Clock the parties ap-
peaTed before Judge Wylie, when the respond
entS return, setting forth that the mother is an
unht person to have the custody OF the child, was
read After some discussion, during which IN
was proposed to use the evidence in the divnrce
case. MI Norris submitted his traverse of the
return, setting forth that the return
was wholly and entirely false under the
oath OF his client, Mrs. Mana H. Burr
Several witnesses testified TO Mrs. Burr's GOOD
character, as also that of her father. The re-
spCndents put a witness on the stand to prove
the character OF the mother. but the Judge ruled
the question out. Mrs. Bush testified that she
Iad had The child in posse ssiOn since ApriI and
MIS- Bum had never made inquiries as IN tLe
enid, that the mother. in her opinion hal
tIt ate q The child badly. Judge Wylie remanded
The child 10 the custody OF tine mother and ,ister
-. ~. Burr and stated that he would read the
evidence on the point Va conspiracy anu make a
1Lal decision tomorrow.
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election therein may be held on the twenty second
cay Of November, eighteen hundred ard seventy
and from other considerations arising out Of the
nature and object Of this act, IL Is hereby directed
and prov ided that In all and every necessary and
possible respect IL shsn take eject and be Law q
aid District from and after its passage.
CHARLES l.. HUJSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
WILLIAM sTTCkNEl,
President Of the Council.
Approved, August -. 1871.
II. ID. COOKE. Governor. au1l-
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REAL Estate SALEs-By W. L. Wall & Co.,
last evening, lot p, in square 60, being house
No. 3 l street, near Sc. Aloysius Church. "a
three-stOry brick with a tvo-story brick stable \
10 James Fraser for az go
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The largest assortment of Kid Gioves for o,e
noDar, IN coiored, black, white and light shades
can De seen at g. Baum's Kid Glove Denot aas
9TH ST. Don't forget the name. 'P"'' ''
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AN IMPORTANT NOTICE to depositors In the
in to-day's paper. "Aeie
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PERMITS TO BUILD were yesterday granted In
HOltzclaw and Bruff, twO-story frame buildinv
on 18th street, between Virginia avenue and &
street southwest; and Cornelius Burlew, two
story brick building on I'd street, between ID and
l. streets northwest
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

1TGEoRGErowN, D. Q.
The Foundry business Of WILLIAM +. DUvALi.
a. a. .onSpcted BY HIM and JOIN " PEARCE. from
Ia the hands Of srbitraiors with power q appsint
,ss.sr Sc., IN. undtrsg ned has been 80 appointed
An persons indebted 10 the concern on aoooun, NJ
transactions within the above named dates, viii
tn concern for the SAM time Wi h. rT,t ~,
him for settlement. Ise2sAl Nv bEEBLE.
FNoTIcE,-An persons having interest due
a6RRf fs s iSi1.TS 81 on The gser
Public Works, betwern the hours af y. m. and ,
GeorRetown, from 4-ss 20 D. m, and receive pay,
As this will be the last payment Of in,ere-, 40 d.
made by me, prompt attention 10 this matter 4 re-
quested. Isez-Al Nm. LAIRD, CLERK.
Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auot'r; GeorretI wn.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CRACKERS. kc..
a oprRIpkY M A6SETSSiIsS. s.,,.,.,.r 90,
W a. 10 o'clock will sell, at the Auction Store
N Hou.eS1ld f afStu street an assortment Of
20 Boxes Assorted Cracsers.
% Empty Cracker Boxes,
z Barrels and Conierts, by order Of Constable.
ut THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Pr THos. BOWLING, AuctiOneer, Cseorseto~p.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITrRs AND rFFEcrs AT
"A On MONDAY, ocioSes q. s,Io o,c,oc.
W viii sell, at the Residence OF = gentleman de.
IL
~ tnear Washington street, general assortment
NJ, oi mopsehold furniture, consisting Of
elnut ParlOr Suit, in plush,
sdssSsPPd sp& SnST Bs sSs
Cetrsge suits, " srjrobes and Bureaus.
Three ply and other Carpets and Mating,
Hair, Cotton and Spring Mattresses,
Hall Chairs, Hatrsck and on Cloth,
Kitchen and other Stoves,
number ofyaluable and rare Books and other arti-
cles too numerous 10 mention.
Sale without regard 60 weather
Sc z did THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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TEE LATE SAMUEL NJ. CARPRNTER.-At the
meeting Of Washington correspondents and
me mteTs Of the local press held in THE STAR
cnlee yesterday sfterEOOn, to take action in
reference TO the death of the late 5. NJ Car
IenteT-Mr. l. A. GObright in the chair and
Ar. l. J.. CrOunse seCretaTy-Mr. Gobright sug-
gtSted That the hackneyed custom of preamble
anu resolutions usual on such occasions might
with propTiety be dispensed with in this case
ana that the meeting, composed of warm per
sOnal friends OF the departed Journalist, might
more htly express their regret and svmnathy 10
The mother and widow of the deceased in let
Ter OF coincidence The suggestion was con-
CURED in unanimously, and a committee was
appointed, consisting of the chair, Messrs w.
w NcTden, C. ;. NOyes and j. mcfarland 10
carry X into effect. Mr.. w. X. Collins was APP
IOinted committee in relation TO the appoint
ment of pall-bearers, and il resolved TO at
tend the funeral this afternoon in a body.
The pail bearers on the part Of the press are:
Soi- Finley Anderson, New York Herald; w. w.
Norden, Baltimore Gazette; George W. Adams,
New York World; o. h. Harris Patriot: j. c.
Holland, Associated Press, and G. 8. Moves,
STAR.
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Ia THoS. BOWLING, AuctiOnecr, GeOrsetogp
HOUSEHOLD FURNITIks AND IrFEcrs AT
Pr THOMAS BOWLING, AucsT; Georgetown;
PkoEEP PRoPERfY IL GkoRSkkffo5wss ,i IN y.

sthE ID
~ on Tt EsDAY, July IIth, at o'clock D. m,
II rentss % Ge fee, u. Sn s s&st q Ia No 81
between Cengress and High stree, by depth Of nc
stantial Daeipg House the Srr s rs
idsnce of the late Dir. r. ;. Bohrer
with interest, for which purchaser must give his
notes secured By deed o or 81 have the option
soon the property Is struck down. Convevaneo
ing and stamps at the Of the purchase II the
the Executor ,he right 10 resell a. hhs M, a-s
and cost Of defaulting purchaser, in Que week 3
of Columbia.
81 THE PURCHASER or THE ABOVE
piece Of property having failed 90 cnmply with the
zen r. sp9ys named; az former sale on the 18Th
e.tae viii be sold Al bis risk and cost defaultn
GEORGE A. BoHRER, Executor.
account u the rain, until WEDNESDAY,, July
18th, same hour and place.
GEORGE A BoHRFR, Executor.
UR THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURrHrR
gostraned, on account Of the rain, until MONDAY,
July Gath, sam. hogs and place;
UD THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
nV THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until 70 MORROW, Tuesday, September Goth,
SEES THOMAS BOWLING. Aaot
nETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED un,l,-
TUESDAY, OCT 49, 81; zane h1qT ,, nRd PLACE.
se8 THOMAS DOWNING. Auct
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE.
Il VIII sell part Of Lots. NOs -. "A and -, on tho
north side II the Canal of Congress street run
nirC 20 hrst alley, fronting ll8 feet ON the Canal b
l2s feet on the sou'hkide OF first alley imsroyed y
q small Brick House. Terms : above
GEORGE A. BOHRER. Executor
sc ddos THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
THE GEORGETowS DOLLAR STORE HAy-
y Ing been much enlarged and reitted will re-
oexe until January lst large and supe. ior stool
OF DOLLAR GOODS Of all desert ptiuns. The best
goods ever offered in the TERRITORY for 81
se2Slm No. 53 HIGH STREET.
PATENTS, SAVE MONEY
SCHOOL BOOKS
sold at publishers prices. Complete stock Of
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
aus Ar POE a sELIGsONs, Georgetown.
CAsh PAID fok LADIES, CENTS AND
~ CHILDkENS CAST OFF CLOTHING,
AooTs, SHOES etc, At L. GRADwOHLs, II3R
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail frsl
Ganreefo~n Washington attrrded 10 o~ss-ly
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THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS at their meet
ing yesterday extended the contract of William
SckcOler for grading W street extended IN In
ciude all OF the street from 18th street TO the
boundary; ordered hydrsnts put up at the foot OF
18TH street and on the south side of MARYLAND
avenue, between 9th and eth streets southwest:
sueet lamps put up on sth street northwest
from 10 Y street; and water mains laid on 5th
street, between and X streets, and NJ street
or X. L. Hulse was extended to include the grai-
ing OF street, from 18th to 18th street. AT hoard
prices A number of Communications ashing
for street improvements, erection Of sfraa$
lamps, &c, were referred.
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CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 535
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, BunioDs, Ingrowing Nails,
&C., without pain.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT of Freedman's Saving
and Trust Company. Interest at per cent.
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east; thence mp Fifteenth street east to b street
south; thence cut street south to the Eastern
branch, and along the Eastern branch TO the foot of
Fourth street east, on WEDNESDAY, November l,
ISL, at the northwest of Ninth and streets,
opposite Anacostia Ell CINE house, Washington.
GEORGE Q. GIDEON,
WILLIAM SYPHAX,
p. NJ. DUBANT,
hOBERr GRIFFIN,
MATTHIAS III. HUNTER.
WV H.pprE Clark
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
lNGOVERNOR publishing an act entitled AN &C
to authorize subscription TO the stock Of the Pied
mont and Potomac Railroad Company upon certain
conditions" and submitting the same to the peonle
Of said District, and prescribing the form In which
EXECUTIVE orrrcH,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August n, 1871
Notice IS Arsty sicen abs. proclamation made that
the act Of the Legislative Assembly Of tho District
Of Columbia, approved August 10, il sentitled An
act to authorize subscription to h(Stock Of the
Piedmont and Potomac Railroad COMPANY unon
certain conditions viii be submitted to the people
Of said District at the next general election
WHICH Will be held on the fourth Wednesday Of No,
month end that the voting for and against the act
shall - by printed tickets; and the tckets for ssid
act sh&n contain the words
r0D
An oct 70 authorize O Subscription 70 the stock ~
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company unon
certain conditions approved August 18th, Is7l, and
An ect 70 authorize q subscription 70 the stock
OF the PIEDMONT and Potomac Railroad COm oany
upon certain conditions" approved August farS
lGl. and that said election VIII be conducted 10 Al
respects as the election for members of the House of
Delegates OF said District shall be conducted Sail
&c, hereto snh'oined, AND pqbiicatSn thereof is
Governor Of the District of Columbia
AN AcT 20 authorize subscription 70 the stock az
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Connany
upon certain conditions.
Sc eaaeted BY rae Lsrislsffcs Assembly Of "a.
Dtassd ~ tefSUttd. That whereas il IN believe
thst the construction 81 the Piedmont and Potomac
railroad recently authorized by act of the Leg
iafure VI Virginia, viii be OF great benefit 70 the
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TORTOISE SHELL, rubber, oroide, plated and
Alaska diamond jewelry in all the new styles for
No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and
9th streets.
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CENTS FURNISHING DEPoT.-Try the 81
Gents Kid Gloves, every pair warranted at
Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, 413 9TH street,
between ID and streets. If
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, novelty in
good choice in calling at c. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 40S It'll street.
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41 Penn. avenue, corner az n

HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleen
Braids in al shades have just been imported by
Chas. Baum, who intends to make this a new
branch of his we'll known establishment, 403 7th
street. Ladies 60 and see the new styles.
HxxrrxR has all kinds Thermometers and
DarometerS.
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GoETz PATENT REFLECTIN9 GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half of the guam
tty of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal, No. 404 18th street. is the agent for them
and also for GOetzs Double-cone Chandelier
Refectors, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight
Refiectors