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THE G,OURrS.

ORLEANS Court, Judge Mac Artkar.-ro-day
the vi OF the late Mary Susan Lay vas farther
proven. She bequeAths her estate TO her IA mi
y. The will Of the late p. W. Dorsey was nle,i.
He bequeaths 10 his son Frank. his place of
business on 9Th street, with his stock of mer-
chandise; his household effects to bis wife. ss
also the residence Of his estse during her
natural life, and AT her death 10 be DIVIDED be-
tween the children. The will OF the late a. uills
X. Arnold N as partially proven. Letters OF sd
mIDistration on the estate OF the. late Patrick
White were sued to the widow-b0nd 5000.
POLICE Cor Rr To-DAY, Judge SneH-Franc;.
johnson, charged with using loud and boisterous
language; lined IS.
WAkNIhS To WICKED POys
Jonas Wi.ilams, vagrAnt; sent to worn hon le
10 Default of security. Brook Arnold, BircL
White, Fred. Cbaffey and James SIttley, four
boys, were charged with tkTowing stones nuu
and cirt Al newspaper carrier While d. liver.
ing the EvkkISe STAB; for this unexc1sahfs
deprsvity they were fined ~ each CIV Berkly
= colored man. charged with throsius stenes In
the street; fined As. Edward johnson. coJorad
cLsrged with using profsDe language; fined e.
joseph Bishop, charged With using prof Ane Ian.
susse in Temperance Hall alley, said be diG
very drunk; fined IS. Henry JAG ksou. ch arge1
with the larceny OF pigeon worth ~; lined 8
and costs. Daniel Malone. c0lOred, eli argeC
with assault and battery on Lizzie Shafer, alsG
coiored1 This appeared to be a lively scrim
mage arising from jealousy on the part o
Daniel nat iron and Junk hottie were usec
ny Lizzie 10 ward OF the blows of Daniel,
heavy ives. and both parties got pretty vel
punished. The Judge, after hearing the case
added As worth OF punishment 20 Daniel which
be paid and was discharged. Solomon Hall ant
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Charfs bssSett: ~olored, cba-ged Win cs,urh-
ing the peace and curt 81 Gecre~-ogn and re-
naming IN private house against the will ~
the proprietor; bDsd ~ esrh: John CASSIDY
charged With being vagrant and withnst any
slsahle means OF support, sent 20 the eort bon -,
20 days AnibOhy Myers charged with making
threats 10 Anna MYERS, as wife: REQUIRED NJ
enter lnto nvnds IN the sup OF 100 or 60 70 ian
80 dsys Bernard Chan>ey' alias Tol-on
cnargtu Win stealing pair of pants yAluei a.
- from Lewis Bar; pleaded guilty and wa
fined 10 and costs or 80 DAYS in Jail. Sylvester
OveTton, eOlored man, was brought into eopr.
on a VIII OF strachment for refusing to appear
AZ a witness and lined -.
oBsrRUCTINs TIE sTRBars
lie case of John Noonan, ch arged with OBJ
structlng 18th street Icy the erection OF wooden
shanttes thereon, was taken up. This case was
examined 70 show that the obstruction was q
nuisance, and on the part OF the defence show
ing that 10Th street had never been opened nor
graded BY the CORPORATION. and being impSssa-
Die for vehicles. Mr.. Totem appeared on the
part OF the plaintiff and Mr.. HIne for defend
ant. Judgment was given that the MUS Az es he
sbated within twenty days
PRODUCED Rrs LICENSE
treserick Greeves, charged with soliciting
orders and selling by sample without license.
Accused produced a license, and the Judge
after hearing the testimony, stated that the
accused must have the benefit OF the license
before him, and dism. s-ed the case.
A CONFIDENCE MAN IN SUMNER QUARTERS
John Mckenzie, charged with ste lling a sill
yer watch, valued a. $40. This ~ the same
Jeremiah bidder who was committed yeste ?
day for taking sis from a colored woman This
case was very similar 10 the ore Yesterday, aud
the Judge fined him 900 and costs, or sixty days
IN jail. So between these cases, our confie re
man with numerous aliases has his summer g
work before him.
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GEORGETOWN.

fLoIR iEsPKCTIONs-rhe -four inspect ions
daring the month of March amounted TO I3 y
barrels OF tie following grades p amiIy. 5.632
extra. 9 ~; super, 191; fine, 50; first mid.lSngs
oo' ana broad arrow 100. making total for the
quarter OF - ,2l9 barrels.
TaE TOLLS collected al this end of the canal
for the past month foot up 81, 100. whichi quite
large amount, considering that the can ii n a.
month. "
DRovERs RKsT--The market Yesterday was
wei attended, and the prices OF last sales day
twenty-five head ct cattle readily Changed
hands at sass % per 100 lbs. gross GOO sheep,
s6as' 90 per 100 lbs cows and calves, s35as.O
Tar CRY CorSc,,o foiIdts =. w ins.
nDg. A quorum was on hand early enou Oh
but tEey could not get III the building which
had not been op ened for them.
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War DEPT, OFFICE Carrr sre...L oyyrcts

WAsEIEsToN, ID. c., April l-1O3 a. m.
Sysopsts for the past "a kourf.-'che high pres.
sure over Lake Superior, Friday morning, has
moved northeastward, and beef .OlloweI nv o
rapid fall in the barometer. a. area OF very
low pressure now exists in Minnosots and Da.
kota, which extends its influence to the Dhio
valley. The low barometer and light rains re-
ported Friday morning in the lower Mississippi
valley, have movedn north and astw ward Threat
ening and rainy weather now prevail from Lake
Gulf States have abated; cloudy weather ana
cool northwest winds now prevail in the latter
regions. Partially cloudy weather and station
airy barometer, with increasing temperature,
Prcddb!litfes-It IL probable that clear and
partially cloudy weather, with light winds, will
prevail on the upper lakes; clearing up weather
In the southwest, with brisk winds, rain or SNOW
on the lower lakes; rainy and cloudy weather on
the Atlantic.
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LAWYERS HoAxKp.-This morning quite a
number of members Of the bar found en- th elr
desks, notes requesting each to hurry to tie Po-
ice Court, as prisoner was there on q serious
charge, who had big fee for the counsel who
would get him out Of the scrape Most Of these
At from 10 81 O'Clock q. m, in a short tune the
Police Court Was swarmiDg with legal gentle
men anxiously inquirng after that client, but
AZ be was not forthcoming and as 20 many were
on the Wild hunt for big fee thsy soon began
10 smell a p0iSsoE ddryI.
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TaE PIEsETTERY or WARRINGTON CITY-
This body, embracing the churches of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and the neighboring counties
Of Mary land and Virginia, held a special ses-
sion this week for the purpose OF considering
tue resignation OF Rev. DIR. Sunderland az pas
tor Of the First church and refused IN animo y
10 dissolve the pastoral relation. Since Or. y
received call from q New York church (i2i
street, Influential members of his church have
raised SO 600 to purchase him residence here
The regular spring session OF the Presbvtery
viii be held in the l5,h street church OF Tues
day night Eext
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ALI FOOLs DAY.-The first OF April ha,
somehow been cOnsecrsted 70 practical ioking.
Papers are pinned 20 coat tails: packages OF
apparent value are found on the pavement but
found 20 contain ashes instead OF tea brickbat-
ns-esd Of buttons. Goals instead of iewelry or
shavings instead OF greenbacks. bows are sent
on strange errands after pigeons milk or strap
oil, newspapers detail astounding tidings and
bOa1es are the order of the'dav. And 80 = has
been from time I'm memorial, but wHv or where
tore no one knows.
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JUsTICE-In the case reported YESTERDAY OF
the arrest o! 3 colored man named Townsend
by officer sullivan, for larceny OF articles from
The wardrobe OF Walls Opera House and the
Subsequent recovery of them from the pawn
chop of MIR. BuTnstIDe, II Is proper 80 state that
Mr.. Burnstine's shop vas not searched bv the
ofhcer. When the Gceds were offered for sale
Mr.. b.. suspecting that all was not right sent to
MAJOR Richards ior An officer 70 arrest Town
,end, and delivered the goods to the or GER
voluntarily.
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ANOTHER DIvORCR.-Yesterday Judge Mac
Arthur made decree divorcing Richard Jones
rom the bonds Of mAtim0ny with Emma
Jones. Tha petition sets forth that the parties
that since said marriage che has been guilty OF
repeated acts Of adultery. The testimony was
taken before 3. X. Bond, and Messrs Cook and
Burgess appeared for petitioner.
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iSDrsTRIAL HOME >CHOOL.-A meeting was
held last night a. No. Hos 18th street, TO hear
the report q a committee appointed a. a pre-
slous meeting 20 make a. range ments for pub
DC entertainment FOR the benefit OF the school.
Dir. DUNCAN. on behalf o. the COMMITTEES, re-
ported that II was proposed 20 have two eve
nIngs with the poets and AUTHORS AZ M.:zerofs
Hall. on Nav 2d and3d. Articles manufactured
by the Children and gifts from friends will be
on sale al the hall dlring the 81 avs nameI.
4 ne IeIolt was accepted, ard committees ap-
pointed 70 make arrangements for the enter
tainLleMt.
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NOVEL SCENy.- Monday morning. between .
and 10 O'Clock. "Forepaugr's Geological and
Equestrian AggTes alton, viii appear n pro
sfSsion on the AvenIe. pair of elephants.
robed in velvet, a herd of csmsls drove of
hlliputian ponies, i2s matched horses and a
long line OF cages, preceded by the great
Egyptian Chariot. containing a fine band. will
constitute some of the features. This capital
show Will give exhibitions every afternoon and
niEhr next week on the Government IOt 9Th
street, near the canal. zee advertise menf.
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Nan 'ehe is Charged rcin Burning the L.. Prop
erty.-This morning, Deputy Marshal Henry
Lacy, OF the Police Court, arrested Jacob
Hufehins, OF Georgetown, colored driver Tor
Edward Cursor, feed dealer in this city. on
warrant charging him with unlawfully, mali
ciously, Voluntarily and feloniously setting fire
10 the dwelling house Of William H. Lee Of
Georgetown, on the 18th ultimo, He. was
brought to the Police Court and committed 10
lail tor hearing. IL is stated that HutchIns
has disclosed to two persons that he conmjtted
the crime alleged.
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SUDDEN DRATH.-Nr. Timothy DnnOhue q
messenger in the Surgeon Generals or - vbiIr
eating his lunch on Thursday. about O'Clock
y m, died suddenly. Death Is supposed u have
resulted from heart disease.
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CONTRACTS AwARDED.-Ihe contract ror the
SEA wall on the Potomac, from " TO y srreets
has beer awarded TO +. COrcOran. whose pro.
posal was Si.S5 per perch Of > feet tor stone
masonry. TIE contract for the wooden bird pc
oner .lores' Greek 81 street south, has been
awarded 10 A. Pate. sOr, At al 20.
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orr BUSINESS COLLEGE. under it, new anf
ercient management, continues 20 gain favor
WIZ our citizens. Prof. Spencer and lady ars
Zoo wen known 20 need our encomiuns
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Mr. F-S- CsANFRAu the popul.r comedian,
viii sppesr Al tbe National Thsafer newt week
suecf edlng Mr.. r., :. Stetson, who closes his
engagement IN Meek aud Neck" to- a. gbt.
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Our NRE STYLES OF Corsets, from France
and Germany, have Just arrived. and can he
had in sll qualities and prices.
q. BAUM, Corset Importnr
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1HE PATENT SPIRAL BRACE HCRI BROoY
advertised IN another column. l. a remarkably
compact and apparently durable article which
are understood.
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LOCAL NEWS
AMUsEH ENTS, Ae.

Mammal TzSa,sT-LAei nigh OF =. 7. Stetscn
- o NtCk and Neck
Pref Pratt, iEe Horse Eiaca:or, Is aud K
tfreets.
" harkr.tef's Art Gallery. iss tn street.
bsIiow's Gallery Of OIL Paintings, 1886 Penn
syfvSIsa avenue-New pictures last reserved.
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THR cELERRATKD Marquise and Marguerite
Glove, IN all the spring shades, has Just been
received at C. BsUM's
Kid Glove Depot 4OS 9Th ST
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WOMAN MISSING Last wedneslav a
German woman. named Augusta Roth a wi
dow, who lives AZ 80 9Th street, hetseen & and
h streets and xho keeps a stand in the North
efH market, lett her home about II o'clock,
since which time nothing has been heard OF
ber- She wore a green plaid dress aud black
lace bonnet. u = believed that her mind is not
entirely right. a. this = The second time abe
has wandered away. She has Al ONLY am who
- very much distressed about her absence
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

rfhAHhHLSS6 RR PEMo9 gsS aoS EanhY mIas
CLUB OF the Nineteenth District viii eoId ,bsiI
snd sa .4sa,s street,
AVEpAf SlGHr, at !,s ocloek. All are iuvitea
Sue '' 0'a's Oh Il si rjiil sG' FARRELL
rArriNTIoR, NIsTE DISTRICT
~ GEORGE W COCHRAN. ESQ.
Delegates the primary eeofon to be held a a. a.
III .res 91tws rd AID g On TUf
~TENIu DISTRICT.
GEORGE RiUg
VII ne sgprorted by many Democratic and Col-er
rom the Tenth District spI..t-
~THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
JOHN HABKNEss<
Nili be surported for the House Of neleca.-s by
and re nee
"TbIBTEENTH BIsTIGT.
r" f'O'S JOIN h. McCUrCHEN.
voters in primary election, April 9Th. m21st
"sIxTEENTH DISTRICT.
tEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE DELE
GATE TO The ASSEMBLY.
4 Primary Election to select a candidate Pr the
aouse Of Delegates will be held on TUESDAY April
isT% s.s d. at the p pfs q y a
No one residing outside Of the Sixteenth District
BY orfer VI the Cor1nittee. m3'-d'Api
~TWINTY SECOND DISTRICT.
JUDsON r Gull,
DEMOCRATIC AND GoSssERVATIvE CANDi-
FOR HOUSE "a IF DELEGATES.
subject to nomination Of primary meeting. mas IL
~ To THE VOTES OF THE MoTRiOT
k8 OF OOLOMRIA.
SECOND REGISTRATION.
The Board Of Registration for the District Of 60
s%Ss will eSnyse As The cry Hr " 'h and b 81
session daily Sunday excepted rnti SsTU BD,f.
April Is, Isl, inclusive, from O'Clock m untu
Of person., already reSisefed by striking Of The
names OF those who NAV be sscertsined not 10 be
q bsss iTS aGf ePasd i to Dn
we're omitted in the previous REGISTRATION Tor any
70 afford every facility to personswho may de-ire
register the Board has ARRANGED g have seea ate
:; s@FST sSs Ii II ;nS sES s r.
TENTh: the HuEYENfH and with the
end tS sa n
iS1kfia!H the Fw EsrI Fik # and TsE En-
The place Of registration for each division will
be de,ienated BIZ a sign giving the nnaber III the
District.
To Those who Have Been Registered
| To give an Opportunity to those VITO nase been
repfsI- during previous sessions OF the Boa TO
correct any In name or residence the printed
LISTS can be examined at the room OF the Commits
sioBer Of improvements, west wing BASEMENT, City
Hall daily untif THURSDAY, April 6th, o. sp-
plfCation 20 J Russell BARI: clerk N charge
JOHN =. CR0CKkB
a 3 ahHs ! s,pzos.
WM. HARPER,
eAM'L W GWEN,
THOMAS MARTIN,
4 HGNRY JOHNSON.
1 ROBERT A. GRiFFIN,
JAMES CORNELG,
CARPENTER,
| mig STKPHBN GOLDEN.
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TRE METROrOLITAS PREsBYTERfaN CgUaoa
cor Capitol HID will Re open for ID vine ser
wee 10 morrow. See advertisement.
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BALTINOEE AND Potomac RAILROsD-rhe
grading N tins comfy, above here. Is being re
paired, preparatory 70 laying OF the rails which
Will certainly he commenced as soon as the
We 1tber beromss little rOre settled. Henry
H. C1rter, PSI the residsst engineer here for
sore time pa>t, Leaves NJ IN few dsys 70 take
charge OF the Long Bridge work near Washing
ton TEcs t.s0Tgiqu
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ITALY. with her palaces, sculptures and
paintings. Will be illustrated a. EfpcOIn Hall
HtNt AOBdly evening. by Prof. Cromwell. in
his magnificent art exhibition which il NOT a
panorans: bat an exact and artistic represen-
tatiOn of the scenes as they are
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SEILrINGTcS sends us the March number of
lie new English mag aLine-'' DIrt B,asv
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adjoining Metropolitan He

"TBKY CURRlr What cures? Ayers Cherrv
Pectofa al for q Cough. Ayers Pills for a pur
gative, aud Ayers Sarsaparilla for the com
plants that require an Alternative medicine.
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FBH J-EGEE desig n'ng 70 order garments win
now tnd Q select assoTj neRt OF pieee goods in
my sock, at popular Prsees.
CSC. c. HENNING,
$40 Seventh street n. w.
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RAILROAD CoMpANY.-TO.da day, in the Circuit
Court, Judge Cartier, the case OF the State OF
MARYLAND, use Of Starkweather ct al, against
ae baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
was taken up-Mr. Davidge for plaintiffs. ana
Messrs. Buchanan and Cox for defendants
his Is an action brought by the HUSBAND aud
relCtIvts Of lady who was killed at the RELAY
House about two years since by being run over
by passing tra ain, to recover uam Ages laid At
10000. This suit is brought under an act ct
tie State Of Maryland, which gives the sar VI
wig relatives of per; on who may be killed by
negligence Q remedy by a suit at law. Defend
ant pleads non residence in the District of Co
lunbia at the time Of the service Of the writ
&c. The plaintiffs demur to the plea, and ne
case Is being heard on demurrer.
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RIrs were open, 20 :, - n 81 T I,I
ir,.op =. ,s,i,(t 49, s,;s.5. -"uElsiiOns.
HE award viii not be made known unit. ~
proved OF BY the chief eng neer of the arny
The names of the bidders are as follows Lee
~ DCheTty. EdTaTd Pulaski < Co., Walls &
Co, and Thomas Lucas. The proposals for
common labor al Great FAILS and Tunnel Ne.
ranged from L cents TO p cents per hour per
nan; Tor the same, az the receiving and distril,-
Etlns reservoirs, from Il cents to l. cents; for
masOns labor per hour. per man. from ~ cents
'" = : cents; IOT brichlayers work for the same,
from :" cents 10 - "a cents. and for horse cart
and driver, for the same, from IS cents 10 81
cents.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

0eOIK0Co"u AoVSTOSSmon
SELLIN OUT
IN consequence ef the desth rfts~ souicr rsrrbor.
end the early c'nsius ort g our business, - r
the entire .ioet in cnr sstsbisement eo?s,.;.rs
HINTS, music BOOKS, sTATI0SkRr, ToYs
and FANCY KTICLEs -Ed telov cost.
Fsre ~rsirs - ihre.f r. sfspe sn
sn "a IS sb'ishsa stand cen INV the STOCK asi
FIXTURE she'p.nd 20 eas pn terms is az
mhiSln 12e BT,dse -, GN0reet0sn. u. ..
~ OF OE
From and after March LIST, IS7l, DO account viii be
allowed TO BUN OVER sopAYs. No deviation
from atOvs rule en seeorn, Of rer.ops.
MI I'M FM IAZESBY.
BARGAINS IN SPRING soODs
BENJAMIN MILLER,
101 BRIDGE STREET, q EORG ETOWy,
Has jrst received large assortment
SPRING GOODS.
q ire newes. styles, embracing LADIES, DRESS
Boys " aho
Also, complete assort ment of Cotton and Linen
Goods, Mourning Goods; Alpscss, specially
determined 10 ee,. bargains mN-tT
EsP ECIAL CIOE.
In consequence Of lay remova, from .he District
on the LIST OF May, hereby notify all having Goods
oSpos1ted or Watches aud Jevelry, 20 repair my
me E ap sny SGs. s t 6Ts4
.nst cate VII be sold at puSiic suction, without
UnredeeGed Pledges Oh hand already. stock and
mh2 II sELlG GoLDsrEIN, sES.
CASA , PAID Al FOB LADIES', CENTS AND
BO0Te. SHOES. eto., az L. GRAPwOHLs,
or SSss Sy ns rom
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GkNTL-aKE AND LADIES KID GLOVES at On,
Collai par, at Z. Baum's Hoop Skirt anc
Soiso' It dctoIy, aoo TN street. S,g
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The LATEST SovRLry for ladies is the
Japanese ParasOl, for sale by
LOCKWOOD, HUFTy & TAYLOR.
623 Pennsylvania avenue
adjoining MarrnDolits en- Hot.l
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IOCsLkBRaTETHEC0 EsrITUTTONAIA AMEND
ftN1s-A mass meeting of ex soldiers and
s&liOIs Was held last night, for the purpose of
hss ng aTran cement for a public Celebration
N honor OF the fourteenth and hfteenth amend.
-. coL Ftrry Carson presided, aud c. b.
FhAP- acted a secretary. Committees wsra
sPIolhteC 20 make the necessary arrsngements
ana ana 70 Cal meeting AZ Mon League Hail on
"e"b.sday hsSt, TO which all soldiers sailors
and citizens are Invited. Resolutions indorsin,
S0s ~ IL. Cooke aad Gen. n. r. Chapman were
Ac'P'ec- The following il the cOmmittee OF
Al Al range msn'z &C. u. Fisher. Perry Carson.
a., 1yn Avn. James ioUhg,J n. Moore, Henry
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TEE GERMAN PEACE JTBILER-On Faster
hoDday our German fell0E-citizens in cong
non with Others throughout the country will
hANe grand jubilee here to celebrate the res
ters7 on OF peace III Europe There III be a
sIAhd procession IN this city, n which all the
Sermsn associ ltioDs and some OF hers will par
nclla'e and IN the evening the SchuetZen
are Will De The scene of q large gathering
when addresses will be delivered n German
AND English The Germans will also compIi-
ne Baron GeEOlt, the North German Minis
yer Who has beer recalled, and will return TO
hls home ID May, by calling at his house when
tte chairman o. the committee OF Arrangements
sho oiAer gentlemen will express on behalf of
OFT cav <ens their regret at parting with hiHl
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BoYs GOODS
Fine Blue Jackets and Pants, suIt et5.
do. Black 40 80 and
Blue Derby Coat Suits for Si2-
Opening to-day. GEO. c. HENNINs,
ii0 Seventh street Il, W
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A LARGE AssoRTaKNT OF light Cashmere
Building.
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LOAN OFFICES.

RUkNsTINES LOAN OFFICE,
800 and foe 18th 81. 3 doors soyth Pa ~ .
lakes liberal advances on Gold and Silver Watche.
Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos Furniture. Gups. Pis
tolls, Cutlery, Ladies and Gestlemeu o earins Ar
pereI OF all descriptions. ~
- fftrde eafrdHcsN f1co~,
furniture stored and advances made
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

OANNOHB INDIAN VEGETABLE BITTRRs,
An exclusively Vegetable Compound, which. BY it,
pee uar properties purif6s the Blood and cieAnsss
the system Of all poisonous and deleterious matter
giving strength and tone TO the stomach, and q
healthy and vigorous action to the entire eysfem
Feeaiss sEfsrsrg from diseases pscaiaT 10 IA g.
will fad in this medicine safe and reliable remedy
u ie no new humbug. but has stood the test 81
TWkhTffivE YEARS experience. "a
per bottle. ''nsf
Manufactured only by
CHARLES sTOrT a CO..
mnZ1m $50 Pennsyl yapis avenue.
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