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meeting of the Board Of Health was held last
evening, al which Or. Cox submitted the opinion Of
hetng AiorIty General Bristo- ss to the PoweTs o.
Health, in the absence Of other statute provision
- srSaint Sf or serrstrr 70 ram th S
duties OF sEeh an efheer. The power TO appoint on
necessity exist where no other provision has been
made therefor. IN body established for such pur
rointneHt Of such oicer. he does not find any ai,-
thory q the Board Of Health TO appoint ON
declare lat sha E aned P1sa sne Snr Sse
20 heah, and to provide for the thereof
nuissnces EUt to pr0yiie by contract or otherwise
Tor Tie reno Al q thing prone Cd BY l. TO be
TIE rnain question Is, aud the one real difficulty,
includes the power TO tx penalties for the Violation
OF sgch rtsniatI0rs and upon full consideration he
Board q Health. at least the absence OF any egis
lstiCu en- the subject The enforcement of such reg
tribunals and ma gistrscy u the District He a1ds
that tie pGvers and duties II the Board Of Health
are srsted ia The fundamental Law OF the District,
with great brevity and vagueness, and il was evil
IDENTIFY expectation and intention If Congress that
the Necessary legislative and oflcial machinery for
taTryTS gut the purposes Tor whish the board is
.sisuitshed; as vel q appropriations for the eN-
iis Lee. iative Assgsnlly % The District
The yarer Vas referred 10 the committee appointed
t. confer with tie legislature.
NVIsANCEs- ErC.
Ilr. Ntrdi SUI united a communication from ThOs
y ~ rgsu- comp lainiug q Holmead : burial ground
81 the crrrerOt 10Th and Boundary streets. which
referred I" Health officer. Complaint from Police
mar To n, charging the garbage collector OF the
Nif'L district with geCt Cf dJty. referred to
the GoyerloT- A letter form keyes < Co., charging
lie sanitary Police with neglect, was referred
o. The Heath Oficer SIR LsngstOn moved the ap-
- 'lftlelt - u. Marbury committee 10 confer
with the Governor the subject Of ordering collins
and OieEii1E gf = Tor parpels; adopted resClu
ton vas otcTed ~ Professor LangstOn and adopted
that ~ future no attention should BE- paid b. the
II ard q Health to anonymous Communication.
9 hi lairing Of uuisanccs.
EFTER TIE DOGS.
Mr.. haTlurY offered a resolution, which was
a. pied w relation 20 the running az large Of dogs
n provides that ali dogs found running a large,
ytho Vt being properly muzzled between the 18th Of
June and TIE 18th 81 September, shall be taken TO the
pound and If not reclaimed within twenty four hours
fo IL shot Nv the Pound Master. The bonds Of T.
Howe Pound Master, were presented, and on
motion If Mr.. Marbury = committee, Consisting Of
DR. Nefdi and Professor IsngstOn, were appointed
% inquire ifC the ercy Of said Hoover and his
bond mn Professor Lana-tOn moved that a com
mIttee q appointed 20 ascertain the amount Of fund.
IecesEGry &C. carry ont the designs Of the board The
PTesicsiN and Professor lang-tOn were Ia pointed
The szsstfee. Adjourned.
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Baseball
,-CLieaqo against Waskinctoa.


The mcela.g yesterday. between the White Stock
fsgs 81 thc2-G ard the Blue Stockings Of this city
wa arattlsrsc game in every respect and was wit
messed % sseTyed 90 be. by of the largest a.
sslnf lsges Il D. season iDcludsHg number 81 our
Eost prumne citizens IN official and private life,
and a Nery hue-e presentation Of the fair The
gsnle vac wei aJ Cd Throughout, and a.; though the
Chicago bows "a badly beaten. the playing on boil
s1ies with lev AID slight ptiOIs, reflected credit
IN The Members e both clubs.
Uuus usl ntereet oentered about this game rom
The TACT that IN tvJ previous meetings this the
White Stockings l. a WOn easy victories. A like re-
cult Identity expected yesterday ~ the friends
81 The visiting HiIs Judging from the number Of
81 iIne faces u "a 2goeE visible ia the crowd bur
FRI m the manner IN Which they lost interest in the
match AID MADE thes gay one by through the
exit gate along M the seventh and eighth innings IL
WaS PREM clear thai they had commenced 10 lose
faith IN lsIRn nature Particularly dI the faces OF
liae-coa. and brass button editor and a JOyial
railrCo nsl fTs II The ITaiTie city q weary and
disCour1 geS-ez sion.
A stated IsOVe. there was some remarkable fine
work done on both sides and shosld be glad 20
refer ~ estt 20 ssne ~ the better points displayed
had the roSm- but as II Is must content our
selves with tn score, which vas as folOWs:
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GEORGETOWN.

THE PoPE's JUBLEE-At n large meeting of m.
members OF Trinity (Catholic) Church to make ar
Iangements for celebrating the 18th anniyersay of
Pope Plus IN, in connection with the other Catholic
churches OF the District il agreed that the
cession form at Trinity church "a O'Clock on Fri
day evening next, headed by ST. Cecilia band and
proceed to Carroll Hall, Washington, to Join the
other churches and societies. At O'Clock Saturday
night next grand illumination Of nearly ali house.
occupied by Catholics here, as well as in Washing
ton, will take place. Trinity church is one of the
1876. ~ "
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-Ata meeting OF the Cen
trial building Association Monday night 20 shares
were retired at the maximum rate Of 10 per share
TIE PoTONtC Boar CLUB have receiy Cd their new
Our-oared she'll per steamer John Gibson. She il
now in the boat house, and trial of her speed W IN
take place this evening
=. ARRIVED, steamer Lady Of the Lake to load with
flour, meal, sc for Norfolk
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT-yrdse SaeH.-To-day, George
johnson, charged with assault Anna Mitchell;
fined IS and costs. Marshall Black, colored charged
with assault ON Abrsm Lee; fined IS and costs
Nellie Johnson assault and battery on Emma Jones
fined 81 and costs. Anthony Myers, charged with
threats against Honora yers, his wife; this the
third ofieHee Of this kind, and he fined S. and
costs, or 80 days in Jail. James Ray, charged with
using prOfane language on the street. fined IS and
costs Agnes hite prOfane in the street; fined So,
or % days in workhOuse. Adjourned.
CIRCUIT COURT, Jndge Wylis.-To-day, WEIGH
agt. Brown; verdict for plaintiff Oaksnith q lesser
agt. Johnson ON trial.
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ALEXANDRIA.

PROPERTY SALEs- property on the south side
81 oueeL street between Columbus and Alfred
bel nging to the Henderson estate, was sold on Sat
urday last 10 Mr.. W. IL. Muir for 81 zoo A house
and 1T on the south side Of Queen street between
H0yal and Pitt belonging % Mr. jackson Walker
was sold 20 Mr.. John W. Henderson for ST5O.
HE STRIKE.-NO further manifestations Of the
late strike at Georgetown have been made in this
city than those mentioned in yesterdays Gazette
one gang Of labDrcrs is employed at the American
toal tCmpany's wharf and the usual number at all
The other coal yards at the wages as have be IN
pad heretofore -GG-efts, tGSf ereHtHg.
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TIMELY AID.-We are pleased to learn that
one of the good results OF the publication in
Wednesdays STAR in regard to the works and
ceipt by its treasurer, Mr. +. b. Mcclure, of a
check for one hundred dollars from Mr.. William
Gait, as that gentleman's contribution to the
funds Of the institution. We trust MANY other
citizens will emulate Mr.. Galt's excellent ex-
ample.
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ATTRACTIVE PRICES

At p. WALLACH's,
Odeon Hall, ~ street and PENNSYLVANIA ave.
Mems Suits, Youths Suits, Boys Suits, White
Duck and Brown Duck Sack Goats. ALPACA
Drab D'ete, Seersucker Coats. Cheviot CASH
mere and Alpaca Frock Coats. White Mar
settles, single and double brested Vests. White
Duck single and double breasted Vests. Blue
Flannel Goats, sizes from 30 to A. Blue Flannel
and Drab D'ete Pants, sizes 80 to A. Blue Flan-
mel and Drab D'ete Vests, 30 to A. Linen and
Alpaca busters.
Give US a call at 361 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington. Id. G..
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Green s. Williams
auctioneers, have sold the following property
To Wa. Addison, for Hiram Burke, trustee,
part of lot 6, square III, with Improvements, for
S1,025; for w. ID. Todd, jr., trustee, to 4. II. G..
Todd east half OF lot 81, square 200, for 1926; to T..
B. Hughes, house and lot on 4th street, between
A and Ii, for 81 AS; to VIM. Pagan, lots IL and
Z, Whitney's subdivision of square Isl, contain
ing ESQ square feet, Tor S6l2.
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VIRGINIA MAKING 1T WARN FOR PRIZE
FIGHTERS. - Detective Kendall O'Dwyer, OF
Richmond, arrived in this city to-day with
requisirion for Charles Dougherty, the prize
fighter, arrested by Detectives McDevitt and
Miller yesterday. 1t win be remembered that the
fight took place near Richmond on Friday last
and word was sent here for the arrest of all the
parties who came this way. The Richmond ali-
thorities are determined TO put a stop TO prize
fighting on the sacred soil. The last legislature
passed a very stringent law on this subject, max
ing the penalty against the principals in such
cases 81 900 fine or five years Imprisonment; and
in the of all aiders and abettors 500 fine OF
three years imprisonment. The Richmond off,
Ger at once returned TO that city with his pris-
Oner,
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Strict CARs-Edrly and Ldte.--It may be OF
interest to the citizens of the District to know
that the first car leaves the b. & o. X. r. depot
at Washington at a. m, and leaves Georgetown
Mt 5:45 a. m; the last car at night leaves the
navy yard at II: $40 p M, the b. & o. r.. r. depot
at II p m, and Georgetown at 12:45 d. m. The
railroad company ought to advertise their sche-
dule, both for their own benefit and the convent
ence of the public.
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LADIES will please call and see our improved
styles OF Corsets, all made OF the best materials,
and every pair warranted to fit G. BAUM, Cor
inc.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

00KI LOOK
0ur stock Of BOOKS. STATIONERY. MUSIC,
MUSICAL INSTRUM ENTS, CHI LDRENiS CAR
RlAGES, and all kinds Of FANCY ARTICLES, IL
very large, and viii be sold at prices to suit the
times.
Several Parlor Organs and fine Pianos very low.
second hand Piano al sa5.
POE SELIGSoN.
JeH-wts,d Georgetown, u. c.
by G. n. THoh CO.,
- Real Estate Agents,
No. zoe 18th street, Washington, ID. c.
6TI0N SALE
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IlITI -
iIInfr y

o flT ssSs. -,.---=o as
J. FcIsT IA Mile, i; AIlison,I 1. Glenn, 4; Half,
3 BeTthrong. ~; Fouib2und cat9hes-Pihkham,
out nv Ei.eI. wood, ]: simmons, 7; PINK ham, l.
10 Assisissi ty Haies ]; Wood, 2; Duny, 4; Pink
]: Barnard, fHis As.istsd b Nat.rn.n. 8; Toree,
s: Mills, Leo, srdbi , 5; Br.isAra; s-ls Rams
3hours Hira.sa Impire-J. J. Beardslsy, Ar
hBgon Base Bal Cit b. seorsrs-B- p. Atwater ana
j. =. Allen.
= TN !h- connection, q. r.Hrsssst.ti,. Of IEr
ness nth which outsid = brethren appropriate the
Recommendation provide. Nor reporters the press
s@liow youths With ineip ssot es.rd. .nd seymour
soats il takes 10 do the Iepo ,s 81 nae pa PR
sired inf0Trnation that they se o. some
Kind from q newspaper Of som es4t' PeDshsa some
where
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LADIES ENTERTAINMENTS of all descriptions
ON hand and made 10 order, at very REASONABLE
prices, at G. BAUMs Undergarment Faatory
9TH street. Intelligcncer Building.
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Go TO PRINCES and see the everlasting watsf
Key. Fits any watch, and warranted not X
wear out. Price 80 cents. If
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THE HoxoRs this year at Dickinson College
Carlisle, Pa, were awarded 20 w. III. Da5hiell
Georgetown, ID. c., and A. II. Riggin, Balti-
OOre.
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Tax CoRcorAx ZoUAyKsls etevening adopted
a uniform OF cadet gray for p. snfs and jackets,
with trimmings Of bright colo. =, feSetcoiored
WIFI YTaytrimmines; the same in style, with the
exception Of color and trimmings,- - that now
worn i'm the United States army.
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HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover pre-
vents the hair from falling OFF. Use il.
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CENTRAr. BUILDIss ASSOCIATIONS. - The
sxtv-ninth rnG'nthly meeting Of this assOciat. On
Na< heId last evening. Fifty shares OF stocA
were advanced upon at Q premium Of 80 per
cent 81 being drawn from The hat
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THE ESTABLISHMENT of NJ. III. Prince, No.
evening at p. IN. during the heated term. II
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The PornD LEVIED Ox.-Yesterday, Justice
ID. X. Smith issued a writ Of q. IA In suit Of A.
X. Fowler against r. z. Hoover, keeper OF the
pound, tor the seizure Of all the houses and
fences connected herewith; the sale 10 take
place Friday, June q
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The VOCAL CONCERT at Odd Fell 'ows' Hall,
eth street Tomorrow evening" under thu ans pees
of Fouai Division, s. Of T., will be a musical
treat. as sns talent has been engaged Tor the
aecasfou-
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OURCoTENPOR ARIES city and others alike, use
our phonographie report OF the Bowen bigamy
~zse Yesterday without credit This Is hardly
he Gair thing.
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II Ne MECHANICS PIC MIC at 7th-street Park,
This vening, win be pleasant place TO spend
the eve osng.
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A FINE PANAMA. HAT, worth fifty dollars, fol-
twenty. A rare chance for one wanting such ar
article. To be seen at Princes Bazaar. If
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FAeRAScY--There have been committed tc
the Washington vork-house since the organiza-
ton OF the Police Court, TO the 18th instant in
elusive, 70 persons, and 100 to the Georgetown
poOr-house.
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A VOID QUACKs.-A victim Of early indiscretion,
"A causing nervous debility. premature decay, &C
having tr1ed In vain every advertised remedy; has
simple means OF sefcure, which he will send free o
Nsssss aSsst, New York. dez,-eosn
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CITY ITEMS.

HOOP SKIRTs of the best material, made to
order, and always a good assortment on hand
sold at reasonable prices, at G.. BAUN's Hoop
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building
OCR DOLLAR KID gloves are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment of
sizes and colOrs, at G.. BAUM's Kid Glove Depot
9Th street, Intelligencer Building
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pp,oa,s JEwELRY STORE, on the Avenue,
No. AZ nea. sueet, receives new styles every
day.
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PRox J. Shillington and from j. e. Parker
we have scTiBnsr's k0ndhly for July, perhaps the
best number yet issued
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FIRE PROM SPONTANEOUS CoHBusrrox.-
Last night fire broke out In q stable In South
Washington owned BY @. b. Church, on 18th,
near G street, caused by spontaneous combus-
ton of a manure heap. 1t was extinguished
with few buckets Of water by Ofncers Leach
and MeleSn.
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pRAY d BRO.
SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS.
Go everywhere. Read all advertisements and
then Gene straight TO our store and buy your
G ROCERI les.
n. O. Sugar, loo and lie. per H.
Best Demerara Sugar l21sc. per ID.
Excellent Family Flour. e. IS per quarter Dbl
Equal TO W elch's for S250 per quarter Dbl.
holasses from CSC to soc per gallon.
Best Golden Syrup only zoe. per gallon.
Iut Loaf Drips CSC. per gallon.
fine New Orleans Moiasses Sc. per gallon.
Best Quality Rice loo. per ID.
81 % Japan Tea for Sc. per ID.
Extra fine Black Tea SOC per h.
Extra fine Imperial and Gun powder, 81 Der lb
Choice Sugar cured Hams, I6c.
Cassard's Canv sssed Hams lsc per ID.
Cassard' s Leaf Lard, l5c. per h.
Prime Shoulder Bacon, csc per h.
Best Java Coffee, &c per Id.
Roasted, SIC per Id.
Best Rio Coffee, eoc. per lb
/" /" Roasted, "a and Te per ID.
go lbs. Clover Butter, only &c. per. Id.
351 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
my3 Between 81 and IA SITS north side
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PUGILIsM NOT ALLOWED IN ODD FELLOWS
HALL--The trustees of Odd Fellows Hall. 18th
street, have decided that il shall not be opened
for the pugilistic exhibition advertised to be
given there this evening by O'Baldwin, the Irish
giant, nor at any time hereafter, for any similar
exhibition. Detective Bgley called the atten-
ton of the trustees to the advertisement, hence
their decided action.
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Train. between 3s,ss ssgYSS,,Y December r. is.
E yGs fRS dhft5r's sss 49, 80
WEST are nov E FgI = 4 tT,i TS,i,I,:
rs a %; ias5, 500, 2iS. SO SO, s 400 az
FOR All WAY STATIONS.
Lax no daily eHcept Sunday, at ga ana Q Is A.
For PrfneIr.l Way ,ststions, Blsd-H,,,ure, R,l,.-
a. SI 500 es sn 90 'SnT5' 90 kS"y loays
ye.tup The D 40 p. m. stops al A1ia pole Jane
The zoo ,. m. Sunday s;ors as during the
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave az 90 q. m and 4lop m. Notrain 70 or
frSm Annapolis on Sunday.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at go eo q N an 90 40 and : 90 Pm.
Leave at 500 q W. and , 90 r NJ,
FOR ALL PsRTs OF fHE WEST.
a m and 100 and 90 d M NM '''ii'"' ~ O''
on sunday q 800 and nd 90 2 mn M ONLY. connect,
,Rg az Relay ssa,Icp With srans FROM Baltimore 30
FOR stresburg, aud Pcints between Relay House
aud strss turg, leave al 500 m, connecting at
,,ThTgurh Ticket 70 the West can D. had at the
For New York, PhiIadslpiis and Boston zee sd-
seTusement Of "Tlrough Line"
Master Of Trans ortation.
Go. 5. koeHfz, Gcnl Az I, Mssl.ineton. mIT
THROJGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WasHINGToN. June ., lSe-noon.
.s E!i,'; "a sssr NV S fShk &MaE
FOR kEw YORK. ~,fhorf skaass 81 ears.
Les,s daily tsasePt sunday at 500 =. H., ia:4S
aud y 90 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily tsIcepi sunday st 800 a. m, l2:t5
Oh SUNDAY
Leave Tor ksw York ~ 300 .. N. and PhIsadsl
sleeping car, for New York on 3 r. m train only
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia. New York or
Boston can be lad at the STATION once al an hours
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
i-apolls and the v est. J. l.. WILSON.
=. oo, Master of Trans portation.
/ GRO =. kOohTZ gent, Warrington jels
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THE FEET.-For Corns and other dis
eases of the feet visit DIR. Whites rooms No. 635
I2th street., opposite U. - Treasury, Washington,
ID. C., or No. Z North Charles near baltimore st.
Baltimore, Md.
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TIE NEW Board of Trustees OF Public Schools
met last evening at the Franklin School build
ing, Mr.. Murtagh in the chair. The bond of the
treasurer, Mr.. w. l.. Cowan, of SIC, 900, with T.
5. Cross and T. +. Clark sureties, was presented
and approved Me$rs. Hart, Woodward, French,
and Champlin were appointed a committee on &C
counts. Miss Mary Sanderson, acting teacher of
primary No. 4, Third District, was transferred to
the permanent list. Adjourned.
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RAILROADS.
NEw ROUTE FROM TIE NORTH am EAST
~ TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST-

Tho ALkBAEaASD CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD, extending frrm Chatta r.
no "a. TENT. 60 Meridian Miss. Lt<1 = X -
completed, and furrns, with it, con sE-L-st-esrs
nCciions. TIE sHoRTEsr AL RAIL Lac from Pert
land, Boston, kew York. PhilAde phia, Ralf insre
Washington, Richmond, Lyuehburg aud ChNtta-
Doofs e. Meridian, Mobile, New 01leans, JacksoH.
Nicksbufc, ard an Southwestern cities.
Z The read bed T. in splendid condition, and tho
eouiTment perfect.
Pullman Palace Day and Sleeping Cars are 20 10
run vie THE route from Lynclburg a. Noble end
New Orleans without Chsnge
Purchase Tickets yis the Aiaba-ua and Clfatta-
nooga Railroad, and secure the quickest time and
meet comforts.
The attention % Freight shippers ~ called O. this
route Offering the adv antAges Of speedy transit BE-
tween the North and South, with rates always az
low as by any other route.
Marx ship freight, and procure bills q lding via
,WlLLIkG HEAVY. General Freight and Ticket
Agent. Nhatfanooga. Tenn.
noCga, Tenn. IA gtf
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MRS. HENRY, the wife OF Prof. Henry, OF the
Smithsonian Institution, who was injured by a
fall on Saturday last, is much better to-day, We
are glad to hear, having entirely recovered her
consciousness, for the first time since the acct
liant
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CHEAP SUMMER GOODS
~ FOR SALE BY
BENJAMIN MILLER,
1O1 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. G.
Ladies Dress Goods at REDUCED PRICES.
Black Llama Lace Shaws.
Victoria and W bite Orgsnde Lawns.
Black Canvass Grenadines from 25 cta- to 81
Case Superior Bleached Cotton, yard wide,
.yuglas Kid Gloves, Josephs ditto. Spring Colors,
Gauze Flannels, Summer and Under Vests
splendid Black Gro. Grain Silk, S1.75, 50,
S225, SO so.
A Large Stock of Goods, for Men and Boys wear.
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on tiraught, al
Miller's, 40 9TH street, opposite Odd Fellows
han. 3,2,a:
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eases OF the feet visit DIR. Whites rooms No. 535
18th street, opposite U. s. Treasury, Washington,
ID; C., or No: North Charles near Baltimore st.
CAUTIoy-Be,care Of Impostors!-As some I'M
scrupulous parties are in the habit Of stating
the Original Franc, hereby notify the public
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 ID and +.
CowLTNG's PATENTED NECKTIK FASTENER,
for sale wholesale and retail, at the Original
Francs, 431 7th street, between d and e. No
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITE SnRrs-one,
two or three pleate-eyelets, buttons or studs
open In front or In back-all sizes-at the Origi-
street, at Popular Prices. No branch stores.
Buy THE CELEBRATED FRANC" COLLARS,
the best Paper Collar In the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 431 It'll street Look
for the name. No branch stores. a.
THE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS which the $40
Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock-stitch Sewing
Machine has met with, has induced the Messrs.
Rosenthal to secure also the agency OF the I'M
proved Wilson Shuttle 90 Sewing Machine,
(which stitch alike on both sides OF the fabric \
- much variety work as any, and even more
than some-high priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
by A. &J. Rosenthal, 70. 40 Seventh street.
p. S-The Wilson Improved Shuttle Machine
is well adapted for heavy work, such as leafAsr,
slothiao etc. ii Is for all kinds of family sew
ing, and we would call the attention of. shoe
makers, tailors, carriages trimmers, 60, % the
fact.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN Doors AND
SHoEs.-Being fully determined to relinquish
the boot and shoe business by the LIST OF June I
am now Offering my complete stock at prices less
than cost Of manufacturing.
j. RosENTHAL, No. 4o4 It'll street.
HErrLER has all Kinds thermometer. and
parometers.
CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
Miller's, 40 18th street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. q.