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Les MILE EFT UNE
C0NNAISSANCES UTILES.
CXXIX

Donner aux eaux stagnantes qui i'm.
bibent les terres IN ecoulement re-
gulier, sans produire neaumoins uuc
dessiccation complete. tel est 10 but de
l'operation counue sous 10 nom de drai.
mage. lie mot drainage derive du VERDE
angIais to draix, qui signi6e <goMtter,
dessteasr an moyen de eonduits soute'.
rains. 4A .a--..
L'eau qui demeure en- stagnatiou,
soft A Ia surface du sol, soft en- dessous
de cettc surface, mutt considerablement
au deve!oppement des plaptes utiles.
C'est Ia IN fait d'experience. LIE drai.
mage, en- Dormant IN ecoulement A cette
cad, doit done produire IN assainisse.
ment tres eficace du sol.
Dams les quelques lignss que nous
allons rapporter, un avocatde Bordeaux.
NJ. Martinelli, fait comprendre dune
maniere aussi simple qu'heureuse le
but ct rutilite du drainage. "Prenez
ce pot 1 Aeurs, dit M. Martiuelli ;
pourquoi ce petit trou au fond! 10 vous
demands celia parce quill y toute uue
revolution agricole dams ce petit .rou.
II permet 10 renouvcllement de l'eau,
en- l'evacuant 4 mesure.. Et pourquoi
pnouveler reau +? Parce qu'elle donne
10 vie ou ID mort Ia vie lorsqu'elIe ne
fait que traverser Il couche de terre,
car d'abord ellie lui abandonne les prio.
cipes fscondapts qu'clle porte avec ellie,
eusuite ellie rend so!ubles les elements
destiues a nourrir 10 plante IL mort.
au contraire. lorsqu'elle skjourLe dams
10 pot, car ellie ne tsrde pas a oorron-
rre ct 1 pourrir les racines. ct puis ellie
empAche lean nouvelle d'y penetrer."
Par roperation du drainage. on me.
mage dams chaque champ co petit troa
du pot 4 deurs. II cst represente par
des tuyaux en- poterie que l'on place
dams les fosses. tranchees on drains,
creuses dams les tcrres assninir. Les
tuyaux ;conuuniquent les uns avcc les
autres ct debouchent A Fair libre au
point le plus bas de chaque systeme d.,
rigoles. Lean qui impregHe Ie sol
arrive en- s'in6ltrant jusqu'aux tuyaux
de tcrre cutie. s'y iutroduit d havers les
joints qui existent entire lcurs extremi.
tes, ct s'ecoule suivart Il pentc du sol,
par lextremite II plus bassc de Ia ligne
des drains.
II resulte. dan drainsge bien fait,
que les eaux de pluie s'<coulent rspi-
dement, l travers le col, ct que le niveau
des eaux stagnantes s'abaisse des lors.
uns moindre evaporation q faissnt 4 d
surface do d terre, Ia chalcur du sol
s'accroit, car leau. pour passer de
l'etat liquids 1 lttat de vapeur. bcsoin
dane graude quantitS de chalsur. En-
outre. 10 sol dssioA o moiDs de- tendance
| q fsndre et = conserve frais. pendant
l'ete.-Les easx do ploie rapidemeDs
absorbees 10 psuvsot plus dtgrS1er l.
surface des terrcs Ct entraiUer ~ loin
les priacipss utilss des fumisrA LES
terres humides draiuees peuvsDt etrs
labourees on pressure touts saison.-
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pas par des plaintes qu'emporte le
vent, ce nest pas non plus par des
raisonnements qu'on peut toujours
refuter, on par des allegations qui
mont d'autre force que celle qu'elles
puisent dams IL con6ance inspiree
par leurs auteurs, que nous devons
agir contre Ia fatalite qni nous en-
veloppe. Od done est le levier qni
soulAvera ce monde hostile ct en-
deplacera les forces 81 durement
coaliskes contre nous I
Buckle. le grand phiIosophe an.
glais, dams son etude sur Ia civil.
sation moderne, declare qu'on ne
pent faire IN pas en- histoire, en-
politique, en- economic politique,
oman hsmbeau de In statistiqne,
cette science des fats sociaux ex.
primes par des termes numeriqucs.
Apres Pythagore qni await dit que
les nombres gonvernent runivers,
Buckle sfirmait que 10 statistique
est le peristyle necessaire de toute
science ct que sans ellie les syste.
mes sc croisent indefiniment dams
i'ombre ct s'sboutisseat jamais i
une eolution. Toutes les connais.
sances ne reduisent A Ia vague i'm.
preston prodnite par le choc d'hy-
potheses ct de conjectnres echan.
gees entire des d dialeciiciens ct des
sophistes passionnes ct ignorants.
La statistiqne seuie est capable de
condaire / Ia certitude. Pas d'ar.
gnments 1~i vaillent les ctifres.
pas de iogilne mi ne ce'le an fait.
81 nous desceadons des hautenrs de
IL tAsrie de Bnckle anx petits de.
tails de Ia pratiqne pnlitiqne, de-
tails qni ont lcnr Importance pour
lea generations qni en- jonissent on
% s0n1rent, il mons sem mble que lee
oerptes du phiksophe sont spe.
'OIkavpsent appiicables A Ia ST.
tuaiinn des Etats du Sud, Ponr ne
psrler 1ne DE- la Lonisiane en- par
ticnlier, pourqnoi n'essaierait-elle
point de crtte panacee de Ia Stats.
liqnef Qaelqaes explicat tiona fe.
ront facilement comprendre l'nsage
qn'eIle en- pourrait tircr.
Mons possedona nm statisticien.
le capitainc Th6ophile Boncherean.
qai chaqus anass public uo tabieau
coaplet etm;natieax des recoltes de
u Basse- Lonisiawe, avec le nom dcs
piantsurs, ie titre des domaines. le
chiffrs des boncsais de- sucre. jAs
gallona d. mtlasse. des bsriis de
ris. sie. 8upposoas qas l'intAressant
travail fait sur les prodacteurs de
IEtat. soft maintcnant accompli sur
s~s parasites. lie statisticien se
mettrait en- route ct psscoNrrait
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chacune des paroisses louisianaise s;
il y releverait les noms des quel.
ques earpet-baggers ou scalascass qui
sly gobergent CONNIE le rat de la
fable dams son fromsge de Hol.
laude ct y ont accapars, entire trois
on quatre gredins qu'ils sont, tou-
tes les places de profit /; cette
nomenclature de noms tares serait
accompagnee de Ia mention des
sommes ostensiblement palpees par
les susdits personnages, soft sur
ie budget de Ia paroisse, soft sur
celui de l'Etat, ct les documents
ofRciels indiqueraieDt "ne partie
des gains ilIicites on des vols
effrontes dee affreux droles don't
Greeley q trace le portrait saisis-
SAINT de verite. Dams cette ststisti-
que de 10 rapine, seraient compris
tous les fonctionnaires, depuis le
gouverneur jusqu'au constable, ct
il suffirait des archives qu'ils gar.
dent eux.memes pour ameuter con-
tre eux popinion vengeresse. Une
brochure dune centaine de pages
ferait l'affaire, ct montrerait des
repris de justice ct des bandits no.
torres emarg.aDt annuellement des
sommes plus fortes qne celle qui est
allonee an president Grant, en-
dehors des presents quill accepte 81
facilement. Cette brochure. impri-
NEE aux frais de rAssociation des
Citoyens ct tree 1 vingt-cinq on
trcnte mile exemplaires, serait
adressee aux membres du CongrAs,
l cenx dcs diverses legislatures des
Etats dc pUnion. a tous les jour
naux qni ~ pnblient. etanx per.
sonnages notables de ~ nation
amsricaine. Qniconque n vn dtja Ia
publication du capitaiae Bonche.
reaa. eomprendra l'idSe que aons
ne faisons qn'csluisser ici. ct que
nous invitons nos confreres de Ia
Nouvelle. Orleans 4 preciser et /
developer. s'ils Pen jugent dignc.
Nous crocons, qnant 1 nous, que
cctte statistiqne du pillsge, sAche
ct fro;de CONNIE an cadavre, image
sensible dun Etat ronge jusln'aux
os par Ia basse psgre que l'invasion
nous a laissee, serait nm epouvantail
pour les Etats dn Nord ct qn'ils
songeraient 4 detruire le NAL pour
en- tviter l'imminente propagation
dans leur p.opre sein. N'eit-il que
Ie mlrite de IL sinplicit<. le plan
qne nous snggerons vaudrait peut-
etre 10 peine d'an examcn strienx.
lie temps presse. lee journaux one
leur Independence . frappes dos
tracisne disparaissent des paroisses
on lie etaient les temoins de- la mi.
sere politique ct, sociale da pays. ID
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STArlSTIoUES DU PILLAGE

Depuis loDgtemps nos confrercs
della presse exhalent inutilement
vers Nm cisl d'sirain les jnstes do.
ieances dun peuple jadis souverain
ct msintsnant aviIi, ct ils secouent,
sans pouvoir les ebran'er, les bar
reaux de fer de Ia cage du radica.
lisme pillard on Ia Louisiana lang"it
ct se meurt CONNIE les antres Etsts
du Snd. On dirait vraiment que ces
mslheureux Etats sont sous 10 coup
dun do ces male6ces on sortileges
concuset inaiges par une puissance
infernale, contre lesqnels ne pen.
vent rien les efforts humans ct que
seule briserait une intervention
miraculeuse ct divine. Larsenal
des moyens ordinaires est epuise ;
conventions, associations. comites,
tous lee vieux procedes connus ont
echoue. Des dtmarches humiliantes,
tentees aupres des antoritSs qn'uu
ignorant Suffrage imposees al
pays, mont eu aucun succes. Tou.
tes les branches de sslnt 50 brisent
entire les mains defaillantes qui les
saisissent. A qni s'adresser, l
qui reconriri Ce nest pas Ger.
tes 1 une adninistration. 1. nne
Legislature ct l. une msgistraturc
qni sont interessses m maintien
des abns qu'elles oat tfses ct don't
Giles vivent. qui On m mot sont
joges 4 parties process. Pas dis
sue Dc e = ~ Qsi dsuc iavo-
qosr a Aecair ed cette craeIle ex.
tslmiski -
Eh biep, mons ne craignons pas
de le dire. c'cst Ia lumiere qe'iI FAINT
fairc lei ct ensnite porter An Nocd :
;Ifaut en- appeler da vainqnenr ivre
~ vainqneur sobrr, dsssill1rseeo
yenx, le ramrnnr 4 II raison ct I IA
Justice, ponr qa'ii 1ttrnise on mo-
di6e son oavse J6tn ~ fette vote
de aSivraace nS6a fSt fsdiqn n6e par
IL sensation profonde que lee re-
cents articles dc Greeley ont pro.
Auite sur l'opinion pnbliqne dams
tonte l'etrndne de l'Union. Seule-
,nent Horace g eeley ont cra sur
parole ct lee jonrnaiistzs ,dn Snd.
A'aillears- -contredits par les feaiIles
stipendites qsi leur font Il pins
dtloysIe concarslee. n'ont PCS en-
core ccsss d'strs sa.epsess. u pr1.
veptions q ies rassnsss can't babi.
lAnent cbsn9ses pr j'aabeien Dc
partisan. sans ser.ps'es. ct M %
mitS congsessiossei bktit lsroman
dn elan des Kr.kl',s, posr ttouasr
,essoiE sosr = tcsst~s =
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E. DuMEz I. BELOW REDAcTEURs

convention radicale du 0 aoht
menace d'a"gmenter le poids du
joug, il est urgent d'aviser.
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nx' AIMEE: NJ 81

AGEscE La NoUvKLLE-oRLfANs
WHARTON 4 TARDREW, Bourse des Marchanss
rue Commune, entire les St.Chnrles ct Camp.
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GEORGETOWN.

ORGANIZING MILITARY COMPANY.-Am s et-
ing OF young men was held here last evening for
the purpose of organizing military company.
to become part of the regiment Of infantry
now forming in Washington. Col. H. Il. Bur
rows was called to the chair. and Mr.. John
kuTtz acted a. secretary. The following com.
mittee Of i've was appointed TO draft "A COusti-
tuition ard bylaws, TO report al next meeting +.
n. II. Burrows, Frank stanton, Murray Don
aldson, Albert Shaw, and John Lucas. \ res
OlutlOn was adopted requiring all recruits - he
at least i've feet four inches in height The
following were appointed a recruiting commit
tee.-iohn Suay,, J. Il. Brown, y. r Grimes
John Bernard, snd >. Maher. A meeting Will
be held next Monday evening, a. Iang's Hotel
foI the purpose oi completing the organization
About forty names were enrolled. and there i
eyeTy prospect that the tull complement will De
obtained at the next meeting.
TIE COAL TRADE.-DUTiug the week ending
April 22d there were shipped from Cumberland
b. the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, to this port
aud Alexandria. - SOS 90 tons of coal making
Total f's the year thus tar OF 1iy, 5Jj.03 tons
shipped
ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon, about fo1r
o'clock, a lad named Elfridge Burns met with
AN accident which Will, II Is feared, prove
fatal. He was playing with a block sud tackle
az an ice house III the rear of the premises 50
Bridge street from which ice was being taken
at the time, and, losing his balance, fell Iu be 4
vas nediately taket 10 his home the old
stone house neal by and DR.. II leins mi IL was
called in, but there is very little hone of the
THE UNION FEMALE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
The managers Of this society have recently
purchased house for "home' for aged and
INDECENT females, for which they have paid
$500, leaving 500 still due. The number Of
applications for admission already double the
number that can be accommodated. The Off
Gers aTe.-Mrs. John MarGury. president Mrs
JeDkin Thomas, vice precedent; and Mrs NJ
Adler. secretary.
TIE WEST STREET BRIpGR.-The completi On
OF the abutmeBts of TINS much needed improve
ment will probably be delayed. az the work will
bs stOppeG in a day or 80 for want of tr01er
material Tor coping. that which has been
already furnished 1OI the PGrpOse having been
rejected rs unfit
Coon NIws FCR ASGLERs--So one need 20
Low 20 Great VI Little Falis tor perch. a. right
opposite our wuaTyes and around Anal an
Island bend thy are tiIck a. Iors. Two O.. eur
citizens male q wager last evening shat G-t,
could rot he caught in an hour, and TINS morn
ug b"'l went down. and ~ les tnau fh~es
quarters Il Az hour they had caught seventy
e. aCh, and good ones too.
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AonlNvfoF, - ", APth N-iV-oV D. m'
Synopsis for the past "a houTs:-The Low baron-
eter, with threatening weather which was cen
trail Wednesday morning In Nebraska. has
extended eastward TO the Alleghanies aud Lake
Ontario. Heavy rains have continued to fall in
Tennessee, and thence northward TO Lakes
Erie and Ontario. Light rains are reported
from Virginia TO New York. The barometer
has risen somewhat on the Gulf and South At
lantic, and still more on the middle and East
Atlantic. with decided increase OF temperature
in the latter States. Brisk southeast and so nth
west winds are now reported from Lake Onea-
rio 90 Lake Michigan. 1t is probable that a
northeast gale has prevailed on Lake Superior,
although no reports have been received from
that region. No reports are received from the
Pacific coast.
PrsbIoilities.-It is probable that the barom-
eter will fall rapidly in the eastern Estates and
on Lake Ontario. Brisk winds, followed by
clearing up weather and high westerly winds,
are probable for Thursday night on Lakes
Michigan and Superior. Clearing up weather
in the lower Mississippi Valley and the Gulf.
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al infant, sucking at my breast, The fate which
you have met. Then I looked forward with
feelings Of joy 20 glorions ami happy future
for you, and often wondered VIII az would he the
triumphs Of your manhood. To think of your
fate now makes me shudder, and, nv son, what
other feelings could now pervaie me?"
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT To DAY, Chef Jsstice Carter.
Plumb Co., sgt. Seymour; verdict for defend
ant. Raba sgt. Butcher; verdict for defendant.
POLICE COURT TO-DAY, Judge Snsu.-Bridget
WEIGH, charged with being a vagrant, denied II
with great emphasis, saying il was q Islander on
her good name, that she had q situation, and
was wiliDgt to work; sent 20 wOrkhouse in default
of security. William Hendrick, a respectable
looking man, charged with using profane
language; fined IS. Ella jackson, colored,
charged with making threats of personal vio-
leDce 10 Mary Lee; bonds TO keep the peace.
PHRKNoLoGIsT RAISING BUMPS ON THE BOY 6
READS WITH AN UMBRELLA.
John Logan was arraigned on the charge OF
assault and battery on a small boy named Ed
ware Logan. Logan stated that he was a lectu-
rer on the science of Psychology, and was en-
gagged In a course of lectures at Forrest Hall.
Georgetown; that the BOYS annoyed him very
much, and had given out in his advertiser snts
that no boys would be admitted that they came in
and raised disturbance and he put them out
and in doing so hit one with an umbrella. The
court fined him 81 for his bump of com6ative-
ness, without costs. Logan said ne was coming
over 10 this city to lecture. and if the bows an
noyed him be would break their heads. Judge
Smell advised him not 10 take the law into his
own hands, be might get the worst OF it. Adj
journed.
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THE BoLsIER.JAMEs HOMICIDE.
TRIAL OF BOLSTER FOR MURDER
TINE CLOsE.S'G SCENES.

Sensation I'm C0uFt-Jadge Oltn's
Charge tn the Jnry-The Shoot
ing Was PFemeditated-The
Fight ON 18th Street no
Pr0y0eafiO
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The Odd Fellows ThanksrIxinx.

ne LcUee Last Night-Tis J. q. o. p Library
On The dismissal Of the procession OF the odd
fe-CNS az the 4th street hall yesterday the
widows and orphans of the various lodges with
invited guests were shown into the supper room
ad. dining the saloon and paTtOOk Of substantial
collation.. This collation. was set BY the lad es of
the Hebekah association. and everyone had an
abundance. The visiting members from Lees
burg having arranged 70 return in the after
noon, we're taken ia charge by Mechanics Lodge
az Georgetown, and about one O'C.0ck partOOk
of dinner in Georgetown, and subsequently
PAID short visit TO the 9Th street hall, leaving
The Ci.y a. O'Clock p. m.
In the evening gre I'd leyee vas held at the
III street han for tue benefit OF the library and
II was largely attended.
Probably a more uss q! library than that Of
Tie God Fellows does rot exc, AZ least. ir this
IoIiiJH O. ,ue county, and, although it has
been u operation for over ten years, there are
NAVY inside Of the o. der IgnOTaH- OF it. exist
SLce. Inc question OF establish NJ a library
To- q order was diseased We ira ago, but 10
definite acton vas taken until $50, when a COM
Hlttee- composed OF one member from each
lodge and Gre nj .nent, were placed in charge
81 The subject The room or the front
a The third story OF the building was selected
a. tic Ebflry room, and opened in October,
lSto. when the number of books purchased
and received a. donations numbered but 1900
fTom time 70 time works have been added by
the purchase by directors and donations from
embtT~ and CItlZeps GHtIl theIe are over 900
volumes cat llO yged and on the shelves, besides
many iuTItrlt-7- All members OF the order in
good standing are entitled TO the use OF the
library, a. also the widows and orphans or
members. \ larger number OF books were
taken out during the three months ending
March list last than during any previous quar-
ter, and from the interest taken during this
quarter, the number Will be much greater
The library y OPEN four evenings each week
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and FRIDAYS,
and the younger members of the order as well
a. some Of tee oldef, frequently spend their
evenings there, . being quite costly fitted up.
en- TIE walls are the portraits OF Past Grand
Sire Nlldey the founder OF the order in this
country and Past Grand SIZE Moore. of this
CITY and sTTan gemeDts are being made to pro-
cure the portrait Of the present Grand Sire, Z.
u Stuart, 20 be placed there. The following
are he present off GERS and direci ors.-John H.
haTtlett, president; Il. +. Hunt, vice president
Thomas ". Fowler, secretary; Z. A. Kidder
treasurer, Vim. K Mclean, g. Is. K. ColIedye
Thomas Greer. A. ii. GawIer, and VIM. H.,
ELilGs, directors; and g. W. Mclean, libra
Ran.
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Georgetown Advertisements


RY THOS. BOWLING, Auet'r; Georgetown.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON FAYETTE
STREET, NEAR 7TH STREET. AT AUCTION
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May I'd, 1871
q at O'Clock, will SELL in front of the premises
sub division of Lot No. 229, in Peter, Besttie
Threlkelds o, and Deakins' addition to Georgetown.
fronting 60 feet the east side Of Fayette street
With depth of lS feet improved by a two story
Frame Dwelling House, with cellar, and ess in the
house, and q fine assortment of fruits in the ard
sp h as currants, raspberries, damsons, peaches,
Terms: One third cash; balance in and IL months
with interest. secured by a deed of trust on the
property Conve ancing and stamps at tn cost o.
the purchaser $50 will be required when the
property is struck OF.
ap27-4t THOs. BOWLING. huct.
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HsMPLER has al! kinds thermometer. and
baroHe6rs.

FzDUCTIoS IN PRICE or CLOTHING.
for
S,r'., Boys ana YotGbs' Ci0fIin1
from r. Wallach.
Fit. quality aud workm ansh guar anteed.
Dress and Business Suits made % order and
ready made ~ LEES than any other hrst-c ass
house.
Also,
The Largest Stock Of B5v- and Youths Suits
IN this CITY,
At r wALLAcH's,
HdeOn Hall, corner A. -. and Penn. ave
CAurIos.-Berar, Of ImpostO1s As some un-
scrupalons parties are in the habit OF stating
of the Original Franc, / hereby notify the pub
iic that have no branch stores, and that have
no connection with any similar Institution i'll
this city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
furnishing Goods, i5l It'll ST., between ID and r.
CcwINGs PATENT NECETIE FASTENER, for
sale wholesale and retail. s. the Original Francs
81 9Th street, between ID and +. No branch
stores.
NOvxLTIBe ~ NRoK WEAR, AT the Original
france, 43l 9TH street. The cheapest Store in
the city. No branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN w Hire SHIRTS one two
or three pleats-eyiets, buttons or studs-open
In front or in back-all rzes-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 431 It'll street.
at Popular Prices. No branch etores.
Buy THB CELEBRATED Z" FRANC" COLLARS,
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, S3l eth street.
Look for the name. No branch stores. "a
Mrs. MooDsY's ABDOMINAL CORSET, recon-
mended by all physicians, can be bought and
made to order, at O. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 40s 9TH street 1921
GRNTLEXKS AND LADIES KID GLOVES at One
Dollar q pair, at T.. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 40S It'll street. 32I
TIE CELEBRATED Marquise and Marguerite
Glove, in all the spring shades. has just been
received At U. BAUM's
Kid Glove Depot, 40s eth 1t.
OUR NEW STYLES OF C0reete, from France
and Germany, have just arrived, and can be
had In all qualities and prices.
q. BAUM, Corset Importer.
FOB CoKRs, Bunions, Club and lneUwing
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, visit Dr.
Whites establishment, No. SIS 10Th street, op-
poeite United States Treasury. 2,2i,l2:
U--r
CALIFORNIA CArAwBA VINE on draught, at
Miller's, go It'll street, opposite odd Fellows'
hall. 3,2,3:
A LII PARTIEs INDEBTED To b. HAYES
"A or b. HAYES 90. are hereby notified that
pap ment nust be made To during this month
their accoonts will be placed 10 the hande
OF nm sfheer for collection.
"A RUFF
Assignee Of d. Hayes and b Hayes a Co
hpfi H. R'i-eotnyi tRep. &Chron
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received g, !5.--'- Dollar Jeweirv Store. 30
40 PeLn>y.Ttrta avenue, be. weeH : au3 b
streets.
Tug sale OF the so Mclean y uo0aeT Sewing
Vaccine has iHcreatet 10 such an etteut ia al
.,9s agents Of the high priced mach mes .iu
q feel panic stricken aud use 81 M aus in the T
iJweT 10 prejudice the public against tEis'na
cline. The many references the agent, Mr. j
the excellence OF this machine. and We would
ADVISE anyone interested ID examine II az 40.
4ci Seventh street.
SaOEs.-R5ing fully determined - TelInguisi,
AM nov offering nv complete stock At prices
iess than cost OF manufacturing.
81. ROsENTHAL, No iti 7th street.
mine Ia IelInguish my shoe business bv the a.
81 June, and would offer part or tue whole OF
Iny stock a heavy discount OF manufacturers
prices. u. kosENTHAL, No. tHi I:L -tree..
ATTENTION - important 10 TEE Pub 1.-The
nrm OF King X SODdheimeT. No. Gss PennsyIva
MA avenue. near 9Th street, vii. bs dissolved
August LIST, loi /, by mutual consent, as one OF
lie hIn leaves al once for Europe. The entire
sock OF goods, which Is new and sea.onable
compThing every variety which il usually kept
~ hrst-class variety dry goods store, will be
sod AT once, without regard 10 cost 10 close the
Affairs OF said ATm. The trade aud the public
should call At once and secure great bargains
70 Bacon's grocery. Lease and ty,ure- of store
for saie.
HsMPLER has al! kinds thermometers and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-27

BASE BALL.-The Red Stockings, from Bos-
ton, will arrive here on Tuesday evening next.
and on Wednesday play the Nationals. aud ON
Thursday the amateurs of the OlympicS and Un
Friday the professional nine of the Olvmpics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-27

FINEST pERcsLE SHIRT for gent'.m.i.. aud
~ one for boys, made in extra gopI -rvIa O
choice ttcru~
A large assortment ,uSt opened, az .JT -l.cs-.
GEO. g. HRNS NJ.
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