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eorder says :-"Ihe smosnt OF the Judgment against
The corporation amounting With ints.e,t to abcgt
suse. TO ses 10 s
SsT 60 s ons ss sfsa
the resolution providing for the psymea. OF the
Ss,sesn me &c spse apd the smaller sum- 70 soc
no objection % refund IL 20 the sureties Although
.5 sss and sf
have IT, Mr. Curl. submitted rssols,ion pesling
f fsshss ns seeanS the petition If 5sss seSs
ma es 10 81 On
cipes Of equity and Justice laid on the table, on
A ysNKTfAK scsSE ON rHf PoronAc asst
night the river In front of Georgetown an
animated and beautiful scene, being covered with
Of ali descriptions with their freight Of ladies' and
BE h s' ssP us ne sss
ssSe The xscs s %S on
snda PTSfusien OF hrewoIks wa: let "a from he.
ocoel and proceedtd slowly down e psss he ium
nst,S hotIla round the point OF Analostan Island
we're e." performed and fireworks displayed LEAVING
that point the tue steamed up the river. and sec
house, where like ceremonies were gone through
with; after which. the craft again started, and
sisht the Shss were iesushed ss sbe piess
ant fair cosctuded.
the partfcip~ nts In the spectacle, and that
accident, who might have been = s-riors ore. A
boat containing party OF ladies and geJtie
men upset and left its living freight Struggling H.
the vaier, lille their cri a help" pierced the
care OF the spectators, but the whole party were
speedily rescued, without any damage except a
thorough wettins. There were two N am three
rongb. miller went 10 tbe rescue and fshed III NJ
Ont. The parties oid not give their ramts, sut re-
euested that nothing be said about il, aud never
even thanked Mr.. Burroughs for his kindness.
ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS OF THE GsoRGErowy
OF the Georgetown schools last evening according
70 Adjournment, there we're present Messrs Hyde,
Masee. Beall, and Dunlop. The followiI order for
tiore to begin June 2lst, and two Primaries, No 1
and No. ;, TO be examined that day; No. / by Mr..
Beail ard No BY Mr.. Rsnsburg. June .2d-Pri
No, by Mr., Beall. June 1sd-Fepale Interme-
dfate by Mr Mage. June 2sth-Male Inferno date,
by Nj Hyde. june 27th-Ma'e Grammar By Mr..
Dunlop. Distribution of premiums and m edals june
Ssth, at 4 O'Clock D. m. The examinations TO be
held from to O'Clock p: m. each day. COMMITTEES
mum and medals and the sun Of Tas "a ap Pre-
tending examipati' and Distribution, such as pre-
mums, medals, music, 6c, The following bills
DIV ems 81; so; Vim. Balautyne, si7 -; A Pope, So
b. X. Glsdmon. SEQ: Poe b Seligson, 81 S. Dick,
son q King, Sl2 rs, and 3. NJ. Waters, $40 20.
THK BUTCHERS active in renovating &c , the
turning to open the same on or about the LIST Of
June.
AccIDENr-A colored servant in the employ Ct
Mr.; George W. Beall, when about to retire a few
nights SINCE took FIRE from q candle she held in her
hand. and was badly burned.
TIE GRAM MARKEI:-sales: to-day, of I gro bush
l,aoo bushels fair red wheat, at 81 50.
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ECONOMY is the soul of wealth, and as poor
Richard says "a penny saved is a penny
earned" 1t. therefore, becomes the duty Of all
who wish to economic to ascertain where they
can get the best OF articles at the most moderate
prices, and it gives us pleasure to recommend to
the attention of our readers the American Tea
Store Of nr. Bowling, at the southeast corner
of 9TH and streets
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SALE OF yAs66gAAELI snAL ESTATE In

".
Ia Sypsrs 70 Offer a P.e.ie sucsiOn, on FIJI
the premises, the following lots or parcels Of
Lets 81 IS, and So fronting 2sO feet on the east
side Of high street. with depth Of $50 feet aud All
lying between sth street aud north end Of Market
Lets in 20, fronting 50 feet on he we.. .ide Of
hish street and As feet on the east side OF Market
35irontinT % feet on the west ids OF ish street
221-fronting lto feet on he west side OF Market
street ey 70 tset 90 the south side q 9Th stree,
l%.irsntns = let On the wet side Of Market
Norh hall Of lot No 4 fronting a. feet onesst side
G. II Oh ,tIeet, few doors north OF Gay street,
TWO Esw ssToRY FRAME HOUSES.
Part o. Lot No II, e.tween Bridge and Cav
streets having front q - feet the side Of
ISIS sstfs RI hsS Stp ar&io BsscS HOUSE
No. %, containing Is rooms beeides b-th room,
with eSi. n.iye and very dry cellars being one q
the D, ., built houses IA the IOWA.
siic OF Rish with depth q 20 feet the rssr
o feet Of ssid lot being q feet der ia the trout
s.sTGRf AND ATTIC KRIoK HOUSE.
NJ. 80. contain ns rooms AID kitchen besides =
Ihe sale will comIreroe with Lot 81. on High
street and continue ~ the order IN hioh the lots
with such froniase az purchasers may desire.
The ofer Of the above mentioned valuable prop
Offer e, nsrs 81
ments, bearing intel est, SIX and twelve months
to be secuted BY a deed Of trust on Iae premises
$50 down each purchase az close Of sale. II the
rem-iEipg terms CT sale not Piled vi within
i've Gays fr he day OF sale. tie property may be
rescld in five days notice IN any Convenient news
at the risk and cost Of the defsuitpg purcha
ser. All eonyeyanciEs aud stamps az the purchs-
sers cost.
ny2.i TH0s. BOWLING, Auct.
THE MOST COMPLETE .rD Fssb IONA bLE
Il DRESS MAKING ESTABLISH mEhr I'm tue
city Lsdies be supplied with the latest style
of Patterns at the sbortess notice. Dresses and
Suits made at the most sOpab ne rates.
MISS GORNAN, liz Bridge street.
over Gufman Millinery aud fancy Store. nsy2 I'm
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AN AcT for the relief Of NTs. Cetharire 8. Ryan
BE ft eadoted By The Rod-d az Abfsrn..n aHd 60rrf
of Cannon CoVnciE of ne City Of WGShiaEtcH, Thai
he Solicitor Of Taxes be- and he Is hereby,
lied srructed 10 transfer the credit for moneys
paid by Mrs. CathariDe *. Ryan, widow Of John
~ an Tor taxes in the lo63, 1869 and $50 from
lois Nos. Oh and OF, In square No 676, lots Noe Is
and 80 10 the said square, tor which the said pay
elts we're intel del. but by mistake Of her own
were errcneously credited; and that any c0st pro-
ceednR from this mistake ~ advertising lots 20
IS and 50 In said square, be chsrg 70. snd pait
out OF the funds Of the Fourth WARD, of wLic suf-
ftient amount is he ely appropriated.
AnnroYf ed.
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TIE STAFF OF LIFB-Hoio Many Pound 10 pes
Of Bread an Barrel of Flour.-The controversy
between MIR. George II. Seitz and other bakers of
this city as to the number Of pounds OF bread
which can be obtained from given quantity of
nonr, resulted in the Bakers Association agree
ing to furnish Col. Bell, of the Commissary de-
psrtment, three barrels of -four "a a test which
vas done, and Col. Bell reports that he has
made e02a pound loaves OF bread from the
Quantity furnished. This report was read at
and bears out the stand taken By Mr.. Seitz.
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CITY ITEMS.
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS

For Gentlemen,
For Youths, and
For Boys, at low prices.
Warranted fast cOlors.
large variety Of styles and sizes.
GEO. g. HKNNING,
40 1th street, N. W.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIaOREAhD Oa,Io RAILROAl

~ ~ - <&oA1
w.sHIxsros. December =, 100.
S5S iis SsisJFSTia - -; ;ssssiHWsz
wkS1 are now run ss follovs Win.
FOE sALTIMORE,
sss a ~ fss. sSS S.s 40, SO SO s .ss "a, AZ
FOB ALL Way STATIONS.
Ies aoe oans, except sunday, 81 e:<s sad 92s O.
For ,sTineip.i Way stations, BI.den.burs. Belts
500 and 800 M, 800 s9s o1 3 , .sS..
A. slJ JssssOps Ihe $40 p m. stops at Annapolis
The 200 .. N. on Sunday stops ss during the
FOE ANNAPOLIS.
or rom nnss,,. "a aud s;is N. Nc train
,..,...oot.oR B Bal TIN
'''e ~ roe " WAY AZ s siScnaS and s'opH.
L.. TSk AZ FATS q sHf 2 Sc ikh e WEST
cas- o,, eIe.gt SATURDAY snd Sunday, ~
on Saturday az 81 ssS Is iS aSs s s'e N,
,no ~ sunday 81 500 sDo zoe o. m. only connect
Whosliss rsrsor.sSrsn ri,ss Ps s.I se e'0r'
ar ,Ssrss6urs and points between Relay House
Relay Ho1s sT.sSu1s snd ne ihssSsfs sUSS 3:
, Ihreush tickets 70 the West can be hsa q. IN.
shng ton Station Ticket Once At al hours IN ths
Fl. sss 6 Il and Boston sec al
In CoIr a.. MISTER Of TraRspoftstios.
a. ~ SVLE; General Ticket Agent
VIZ. &. hOOhTZ, Gen Agt, MsshinPteu. mV
TIhkOCGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEw YORK..
WAsHISsTON, June 5. ls7O-uoob
T 4SS !. f faiiI NV Y, Iosk are - Ng
ron sEw YORK. vtf.o.r eA1.s. on,
Lesye daily Except sunday at 500 q q Ia.s
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
an Hsi'y EXCEPT Sunday at 200 m, I2as
ON SUNDAY
Leave Tor New York az 800 .. m. and Phfsdel-
Sleeping cars for New York on 9 y NJ train only,
through tickets % Philsselphis, New Hork or
OF the day. N
See Baltimore and Otis Raslroat Advertisements
napons and TIE West. J. y. WILSON,
- MASTER Of Trans fatiOu,
i. NJ. C0LE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. Is. kOONTZ. A gent, Washfngto- iel
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pRoPosALs FOR SANITARY wolK.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs OrFIcE,
WAsnNefox 90, Nay 10, 1871
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, with COPY Of this
adyertiseneat attached. will be received a. this
ONCE until m. JUNE 18th, 1871. for the removal
Of Ashes, &c.. for year fron July LIST, 1871 frar
euch bui' dipes occupied By branches on the W.
ter matter $3.50
For further Information apply 70 tsi. once.
-.s $50 Nm MYERS
myH-l Depot Qaarternas,er
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ALASKA DIAMOND SETS, rings and studs se,
In gold, fine plated, French gilt, oroide, Milton
sheal and rubber jewelry, all new styles, re-
PennsylvaniR avenue.
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AN4cI for the relief Of John MurrNy

BE az enacted ~ fhs Board ef Aldermen and Boryd
o. Conflon Council u the Cry Of WaShtHstcH. ThsI
the Mayor and Collector of Taxes be- an he eby
Authorized ard requested TO settle with John
MURPHY on PRINCIPLES q equity and justice b.
ferr1nR he credits for take paid by him hich
been credited TO another person of the same name
oN Mug PROF erty In the came tquarc to the credit
the John murphy alluded TO in this act and that he
be reiunced any excess % taxes he may have nac :,
aac Gil costs that may haN sccrued ,ount Of
enron PAYNE mt credit. cut of the funds the
Fourth Ward, Of which suici. nj amount IL hereby
appropriated. IApproy ed, April u, Ell
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To TIGHTEN the hair in the scalp and keep it
from falling off use Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover.
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MR. j. b. TowNLBY, connected with the
National Theater for three years past, will re-
ceiyed . testimonial benefit tonight, and the
ATTRACTIONS offered will consist Of minstrel en-
tertainment, Rymnastic performances, &c and
his friends should turn out In force.
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street northwest, between 7th and 14th streets
IL .s expected the entire work will be finished
TO New Jersey avenue by the end Of this weak
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A MEETING OF LAWYERS practcing In the
Supreme Court or this District was held Iast
night at room No. %, National Hotel. The ses-
sion was secret, but 1t is understood the object
Is to weed out some Of the shysters and form an
association for mutual protection against bum
mers and pettifoRRers.
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ALLEGED OUrRAeE.-A man, named Locker,
vas arrested In Prince George county, Nd,
yesterday on acharge OF committing an outrage
Berry.
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Odeon Hdll.
Ods0H Hall.

EASE TO THE FKET.-For Corns and other
diseases Of the feet visit DR.. Whites establish
ment, 635 18th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury.
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A nice fitting SUIT can always be found at p.
Wallach's, Odeon Hall, corner Az street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Handsome Suits, all coIors, qualities and styles
or American. and imported Cloths and CASH
meres.
Also, large stock Of Blue Flannel Frock and
Sack Suits.
White Marseilles Vests, double ard single
breasted.
Best stock Of Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts
in the city.
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SCHOONER LIBRLED.-Yesterday Mr.. Balm
bridge ii. Webb and j. Carter Marbury, in
behalf or their clients, lbeled the schooner
Mary Lee, at the 9th street wharf, for seaman's
wages alleged to be due Joseph Goomas and
John Page.
This morning, X. s. Davis, ESQ, appeared tor
Capt. j. W. Murphy. master of the schooner,
who alleged that they had been discharged and
their pay withheld, and, after a hearing the
vessel was released, the facts showing that they
had lett the vessel OF their own accord, and con-
uaTy to the shipping articles. The amount
due them was but s4S0 each, and the claim t
up was $50 each. -
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BE az enacted by fhs Board 0f Afdsr and SoaTd
ofGMnos Council 81 tn. Guy ~ WaSAtHEton. That
the Of thirty nye dollars and fifty seven cents
be- snd the zane is hereby, Appropriated OF the
funds Of the First " ard. 10 enable the Mayor to
refund the said amount 10 Mrs Mary 3 Mohior. the
ssme having teen erroneously paid hy her tor the
cCnstruction Of sever 10 Seventeenth street west
hrproy, a. April n, ISL.
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GABLE SCREW WIRE
Boots and Shoes
HAVE PROVED

BEST PKOJECTi0NASAiNS7 DAMPNEsS,
TIE MOST DURlBLE,
1HE MOST 81 TISFACTORY
Covering ever worn upon the foot. They cannot
rip are pneauslsd for preserving their shape, and
viii wHnstsna tne narsnect usage. Made Of all
SOLD EVEBYWHERE.
Notice Patent Stamp on bottom Of every one.
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SPRING CoLoRs.-I have just received large
assortment Of our celebrated Dollar Kfds.ia nav
shades. CHAs. BAUM, 40s 7th street
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hSAc, for the r,Ijer 81 Nelson I.seu

Re at thdofsd ~ the BodTd Of Alderman ard Bo1-f
AZ Common C0Hncttot me Guy Ct RoShtHFles, That
he sum OF thirty dollars be- aud tie same is hersb,
ap sropriatsd out Of the general fnnd 10 reimburse
Nelson Isdcll for money pended for RELAXING nave
menf, gutter and curb in fTcnt of lots a. II ad o.
Ia square 49, south part on b street. south, b.
tween Eleventh and twelfth streets east
Approved, April Al, ISL
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h. III. WARNBR, Successor to Joshua wbitpev
q Co, hss large amount OF money 20 Ios n.
PNtss desiring loans sheuld call on hin.
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ANAcr fer the relief Of Reuben Dodd

Sea- enarfed 6y fhs Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of C09aetl Of fhs City Of WdShtRtfon, That
he sum of one hundred dollars be- and the same is
hereby. appropriated, out of the general fund. TO
enable the Mayer to pay Reuben Dodd for services
IS wsichman al the Centre Market in the 1868
and 1863. IApproyed, A ril Il, 1871.
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Me-. RICHARD T. MKRRICK has been pre-
scented oy . few political friends with a hand
ZONE gOld watch and chain. as a recog ignition Of
he services a. the standard bearer in he Iats
campaign.
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oeoreetown Advertisements.

o~A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Br THI
uo LADIES or THE Wet GEoRGETOWH
N CHI RCh. on Bridge street. third door vest
Of Hsh street, for the purpose ot furnishing their
PsTsor age. viii commence EDS KcDAf kFEE-
1sG, May "a and eoninue four nights in succession
All the clever folks cordially invited 10 come
and lend q he ping hand.
By order 81 Committee. my = 81
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We NJ Z KOH N rs.

One Of BATES PITENT PLATrORN WARE
HOUSE ELEVATORS capable Of hosting 2Os
pounds az \ time, Tor sale cheap, az
POE a sELIGSONS.
M l-lt l2s Bridge street.
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STOLE THE DooToR's PANTs.-Some burglar
entered the rooms Of Mrs. DIR. Lockwood, III MON
League Hall, last night, and carried OF the DIR q
pants and other wearing apparel.
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Fourth ward, Of which suici. NJ amount i hereby
appropriated IAppros ed, April q, ls7l
A ,., making an appropriation to pay for extra
the intersection Of North Capitol street and L
Sc IL enacted BY fhs board q Adrnes and BOord
o. Comn.or CoMel Of The Cry Of Wdshsast0., That
dollars and thirty cents be- and the same Is 6srebT.
appropriated n Of the fund. OF the Youth ward
roadway at the interseciisn Of North Capitol and
tract. Approved, April IL, ISL.
Az ACT to set the curbstones end pave the footway-
SpdJguifers on the north and south sides of Mary
laho avenue, between Sixth street east and Boun
81 IL Enacted BY he Board Of Aidrmen and Board
o. Crnn7on sounetl o. ths o;y Of WdshtHstoa, That
requested to the curbstones to be set and The
footways and cutters paved on the north and south
and Boundary street north The work to be contract
ed for. ami executed In the manner and under the
expenses Of said improvements a special tay.
equal 70 the cost thereof, Is hereby i'm posed and
line The improvt mept the said tax to be-
sna collected N conformity with the provisions Of
Approved, April 10, ISL.
AN 70 set the curbstones and rave the footways
sna cutters on the wet side Of Seventh street,
~ no a Seas snd street north
bs e sxo9 !, eosnS Of .hs S Of Wssh,nst.n That
qoested to cause the curbstoIes to be set and the
ioo,wsys ana cutters paved on the west side of sey
eDtn htfeet east. between meryland avenue and M
street north. The work TO be contracted for d nd
executed 10 the manner and under the supsrintra
deDce provided by law and to defray the ex pense Of
said improvements q special tax, equal to the
cost thereof. is hereby imposed aud levied on ST lots
parts of lots rderns the line of the Improve
ment; the said tax 10 be assessed and collected in
conformity with the provisions Of the act approved
october IL, 1905. Improved, April l9, ISL
JOINT RESOLUTION in relation to closing the Offices
OF the Ger poratit N on the 2Dth instant
RtSotUed by the Board # Aldermen nHf Bortd
OF Coinnsa Council Of the CRY Of WdshtngtoH Tt
the Mayor be requested cause the offices OF This
corporation to be closed Thar sday next the e0th
instant. TAppreved, April 10, 1871
ACT TO set the curbston,s and pave the footvavs
and cutters on the north side of 1 street nnrth
between North Capitol and Second streets east
Be AZ enacted by tif Board Of Aldermen a1d Board
OF ComnOn C0xnoil Of the CRY Of WaShtnEton. That
the Mayor oe. AND he is heret y. authorized aud re-
9utsted to cause the 10 be the foot
Ways ard cutters paved the north side of strest
north, between North Capitol and Second streets
east Tbs work 70 be CONT acted for and executed in
the manner and under the superintendence pr1-
yded BY law; and 10 defrsy the expenses OF said i'm
IToveme NJ special tax, equal to the cost thereof In
hereby imposed and levied al let's or part. Of
bordering on the line Of the improvement; the said
tax to be assessed and collected in conformity with
the provisions OF the act "a October n Isss
Approved, April 10, lS7l
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MILLINERY AND DBY GOODS.
ANNIE YOUNG d BROrHER

a LAhGE STOCK OF
MILLINERY AND DBY GOODS.
ANNIE YOUNG d BROTHER
81 nj on rasds sp
men seSRs 81 the s.te:s ss5ins STYLES ct g.
GeorsstoSn. p' o. %hieS theS ss sr stree sss
pareo 70 sell a. very low prices ny9-eoim -6A9
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
PEREHPToRY SALE OF ysLUABLE AND
IkslRABLn BUSINESS PROPERTY On
BkipGE STREET, GkoRGkTowE, AT AUO-
-, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 81,
pse CT Lot M No 's IL 10 os q ,ss
town, fronting q feet the south side OF Bridge
The ii, i%prsLsmsn.. consist q tTcstoTy Brick
tanning ten rooms. with cellar.
IL . oss ~ 81 sssst: y called to this ss
Georgetown, having Tor many years been occr pied
by Thomas Hunter as a shoe store.
with interest secured b deed Of trust the prop
sEly; 40 VII be re%u,rsd when the property i
the pgrshastT: THOMAS poSLfNG. "
my -zawtmI z.6dts Auctioneer.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auof'r: Georgetown
EXICuTeRs SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
PROVED PROPERTY IN WASHINGTON AND
TATE ~ IaE LATE 3. BENZ . BohREs,
On THnRsDAY. May o.,b. a, . o,o,,c,
E1 p; m, will sell on the premises commencing
Sxith tire house on Gay street, rear Cougress
Rohrer % fee. 'front.' hy 10 feet deep, Improves ~
avery lsree Brick House, being a very desirsbis
and healthy locstion. Also, part OF Lots No. ~ II
aud ~, on the north SIDE OF the canal, Con-
gress street. running First Alley fronting ls fest
Alley, improved by a small House, &c Also. In
Washington. OF No. /, in Square No n, on Penn
eyIysnla avenue, the Circle, fronting loo Gle
feet On PennsyIysnis avenue, and on X street no
feet; containing ets4 square feet, improved By .
Terms: 0De-third cash: ne remainder in ard I.
months with interest for hich the rau-f
give notes ured by deed of trust or 70 have the
be paid down the sale Of each piece OF property
Con veysI cling and stamps at the csst OF the rur-
eheser. liz the terms Of sale are not compiled win
In five days threaten, the Executor reserves the
right to resell the rick and oost of the desnltps
purchaser, on one weeks notice in some neEspsper
published in the Dietrict of Colun bia
GBORGE A, R0RRHR, Execy.or.
mYS lOt IA09As BOWLING, Aret.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
siis from Is to "a 50. japanese ssIts. ala and
wool Black Canvass Grenadines, spring shades Al
paca, sIk Striped, plain and Inquired Grenadines,
very handsome and cheap. A great variety % Goods
Hp PeTass Panss su Loss U from sn.
striped and PLAID White OrgaHdies, Hainsook Mus
Inns, Black Apaces q speciality.
very large stock 0essimers, Tweeds and Linen
Splendid bargains in Cottons, CsIicoss and ponss-
ucs q ali kinds. BENJAMIN MILLER,
ap2str 101 Bridge street, Georgetown.
CAsH PAID FOB LADIES', GENTS AND
~ CHILDRkNT CAST OFF OLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, etc., at l.. 3RABW0HLB, lf3H
Erloge street, Georgetown. Note By mall iron
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nVUBLu AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS .at
Booms, 1905 PenISyiyanjs avenue. ann e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-24

H00p Cors6t EQUITY xU6 Street..
CAuTIoN.-Besoaye of Imposto1sI- As some I'M
ecrupulous parties are in the habit Of stating
that their places of business are branch stores
OF the Original Franc, hereby notify the pub
lie that have NO branch stores, and that have
no connection with any similar institution In
this city. The Original Franc, dealer In Gents
Furnishing Goods, 431 It'll st., between d and z.
CowINa's PATKNr N8CKTID FAeTRNRR, for
sale Wholesale and retail, ct the Original Frsncs
81 It'll street, between d and e. No branch
stores.
NovKLT1e II NDCK WEAR, Ut the Original
Francs, S31 7th street The cheapest Store In
the city. No branch stores.
9R1Ar vARIHTY Ii WHITe SHEETS one, two
or three pleats-eyleu, buttons or studs-opeu
IN 'front.' or in back-all sisee-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, l31 Tth street,
ct Popular Prices. No branch stores.
BUY THD CELEBRATED "FRAIo- CoILArs.
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, <31 7th etreet.
Look for the name. No branch stores. a.