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be ~ edaetsd ~ tse Beard Of AhfsYsne. drd Boarf
Of Common COLHcii fthe Cay Of Washtagfon That
permission be, and the same is hereby, granted TO
bn HitZ 10 erect a wooden bath room and W ~. p
clos.t between the Tei o of the buildings No ISL
Ninth street northwest and No. SIS @ street north
west. fAppoyed, April Is, Is7l
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PARLoR ChickeriDg Grand Piano for sale
at Princes, 10O6 Pennsylvania ayenue
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i HAVE just received our new STYLES of Cor
sets Also, full assortment of the j. b. p
Corsets, which / sell at reasonable prices q.
BAUM, 4OS It'll street, Corset Manufacturer.
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FEMALs COMPLAINTS should he cured, as
hey often can be, by few doses of Ayers
SGrsdpdTiiid.
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Rays Express, was seriousiy injured yesterday
Afternoon, about O'Clock ,,n Pennsylvania
avenue, near 4 street, by beng thrown from
his wagon, which caused conclusion of the
brain; but his attending ply stefan thinks he
Will recover.
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SPRING CoLoRs-I have just received large
assortment Of our celebrated Dollar Kids in new
shades. CHAs. BAUM, 408 It'll street.
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JET JEwKLRT-The best assortment in the
city at Prisgs Jewelry Store, No. fG Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
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AN EIGHT FOOT plate show case, counter
scales, and Tufts patent cottage shape IN Re
soda fountain, for sale at Princes Bazaar, IOO6
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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BIcHARD l. CARsE has been appointed Oity
superintendent Of Public Schools for the CITY
systeD Of ''ublic free schools for the cities OF
Virginia
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An Acr authorizing the anticipation Of the revenue

BE if enacted oy fhs Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. CON mon Council o. tire tiis Of Washisroa. That
the mayor be, and be Is hereby, authorized TO an
ticpste the revenue of the corporation to amount
not exceeding two hundred thousand dollars. the
nrsf payments from which sum shall be in full Of s
amounts due to n lsborers the hremen, the police
ana the hers Of the public schools for pres
emf nsc year; the sum ANTICIPATED TO be paid out
OF the accruinR taxes and revenue: Proridsf. That
before This act shall have the effect of law, the
Mayor shall have complied with the requirements
o. the set approved February ISL in relation 10
tie reden ption Of certain ten year bonds OF the
corporation therein named.
Approved, April le, ISL.
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FESTIVAL AND TABLEAUN.-At the festival Of
the 9th street NJ. +. Church Wheeler K VIII
son sewing machine is being voted to the
Women's Christian Association or the Orphan
Asylum tProtestsnt.) Tonight, art gallery and
tableaux.
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From SsILLisaroN we have gp,yy Soinrd1v
and HarfeT's Wssi1y tor Nav 9Th aud Of.reT
Op''cs' kosorfse and Frank Lesi,'s Ladies Maya
ine IoI dune.
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A SNATCH THIEF--Abouts O'Clock last night.
MIR Osborne was passing along 7th street
near y. when a black boy. about II years old
snstched her morocco satchel containing $40 In
money from her hand. and made on with it.
No arrest.
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EafionaI Taeaser.-Kste Fisher in The Gaia
Iaets OF the Ganges" and "Claude DIVA, on
Horse back"
Odd Fslloes Hal.-Festival for the benefit OF
sth-street NJ. p. Church.
0arkriter's Art Gallery, 4ss TIN street..
Barlovt Gallery Of OIL Paintings, I2a5 Penn
sylvania svenue-Esw pictures lust received.
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CHILDRBNs SUITS, in Linen, Lawn, and Mar
.seiies; also. fine Imported Dresses, and soi at
sow figures, at =. BAUM's Uudergarment Fac
tory.
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$1T TRUNKS.
LADIES and MEMS sATCHELs.
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS,
SOLE LEATHER TRUHas,
TRAVELLING BAGS.
sADDLEBY and RARNESs,
CARRIAGE RGBEs, Sc, &c.,
In CHEAT VARIETY, at Low PRICES FOE
CASE, at the
NAN UFACT ORy
SAAEB D. IOPHAM . 90,
~A06N
SEVENTH STREET.
One door above Odd Fellows Hail
NOTICE.
RcMUBkYg PATEHT STAYS put In oil ou,
Best and = odlum Trunks. de 0-eo
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Odeon Han.
OdSo2 Hall.
CLOTHINGi

CLOTHINGi
nice fitting SUIT can always be found at p
Pennsylvania avenue "
Handsome Suits, all coIors, qualities and styles
OF American and imported Cloths and CASH
meres.
Also, large stock OF Blue Flannel Frock and
Sack Suits
White Marseilles Vests, double and single
breasted.
Best stock Of Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts
in the city.
Gents Underwear a speciality.
r. WALLACE, Odeon Hall,
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CITY ITEMS.

VS. Would ADVISE all our readers to patron
re the American Tea Store tor pure Teas, a.
low prices, corner I tn and streets.
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AT A MEETING OF IRISH REPUBLICANS last
evening, Mr.. Andrew Neville in the chair. reso-
buttons we're adopted endorsing the admi nistra-
ton OF President Grant, and opposing the nam
ing OF VIM. Forsyth, for Surveyor OF this Dis
trict, instead OF =. II. Donegab.
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TEK ONLY STORES in this country which sells
the Milton Gold Jewelry at % and 80 cents are
the Original Is and SO Cent Stores Nos $40 and
el2 Seventh street, between H and streets.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.
RrrHoNAs BOWLING, Auetr; Gsorssso.s.
'Sss EsdHis az faTtS5S:
a os On sRIpAY MORNING. Nay leth.as
As.STose I WI sell, in front Ct the .aet
ss,,s. a a.'SSSs Fsr rfS k Ia 49,.
nyE 'D''"' Ta Jonas N sS S,sy ,,.,,
Rr THOMAS DowLIYG, au., ,;.o-r,,oxo-
sasps mss1 kks on LOT AND
AID TSf 6 sIssk1T srstTI SsETTS SssssssTSS
a By virtue Of a trust deed. dated y,, a.,
land records for Ws.hiSsso nc eo sS01 az
the undersigned trustee, at the quesi Of the p,S
prem ises Al 31 p m. on THURspar, June O. i ise
Is7l % the highest resp's.isle sdssr. an q L.;
Gsorgetown. q. q toseiher with he improvement,
wah saee dns and I'll .s. mosrn r
pro- emen's. containing nine rooms togetber with
icmeiy and improved with fruit ana hoser :" ''"1
I. rm. q sale: One thoussnd dollars si9ol cash:
BANNER and the msindeT s1cn ~ II
the rate Of not less than dfty dollars $50 per
not complied Win in FIVE Is days alter sale the trn1
tee may prec.ed st bis option. to resell st the risk
wA ,kds AP S6is6y; yr1..es.
myl6-eo&ds Isep. 4 Georeetown Courier
Rr THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r: eeorssto~n
EXICrTeRs SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
PEoykL PROPERTY IN wssaINGTos AND
TTth9pEEGEfnwN, BELONGING TO rHE as
~ sr ~ IL LAKE. DR. BENZ. D. bon BEE,
"A ON TBTRs DAY. May a5th. a.. O'Clock
WIN the house on Gay street, rear Consres.
in osT, The 10, former TesdsPes o. The late Dr
sN,fy lsrse Brick House, being very desirable
and hesIthy lOes.,aG Also pat q Lots So u
sIess street, ,npning 10 FIrst Alley fronting IIg Gee,
Alley, improved hy q smsli House, &C. sI.'' in
washington. OF No. ]. in Square No gon Peno-
feet On PepnsYNsnis svenue and on x street 40
ieet. CONTAINING o! - sgusTe feet, improved by q
Ttrms Ore third cash; the remainder in and I.
months with interest for whieh the pure must
option Of paying all cash scO Will be required 70
be paid down on the sale Of each piece OF property
chaser. II the terms are not com piled VIVA
IN five days Threaten. the Executor reserves the
purchaser. on one weeks notice in some newspaper
published in 'e Gr plS,,,st Of G9 dgS
mvls lot THOMAS BOWLING. kuct.
NOT IOE.
MISS N. II. GORMiN informs the ladies a, ,ss
District that he is prepared 20 furnish them With
the latest styles of Patterns snd accurate t will be
liz Bridge street, Ge0-gs,ewp, above Gu,nsans
MIllbefy ano Ancy Store. mySlu
SPRlNG AND SUMNER GOODS.
Just received large assortm ept, erbracins BLACK
sihs from u Is to 81 50. Japanese Iks. siik aud
Wool BLACK CanyAss Ore nadines, spring Aades A.
paca, BLK Striped, plain and figured Gren siine.
very handsome and chs ap- great variety &c 0oois
up, Percalts. Pieues. Buff Linen for snits, Pain,
stripe and Paid W hite OrgsBdies, Hansook Mus
Inns, Black Alpscss o speciality.
cv.eiry large stock Oassmers, Tweeds and Linen
Splendid bargains in Cottons, Caliooes ana Doue.
tics 81 ell kinds. BkHyshIN MILLER
ap2s-fr lOl Bridge street, Georgetown.
(NAeH PAID FOE LADIES'. GENTS ANT
" OHILDREHp CAST OFF CLOTHING,
BO0TS. Shoes etc at L. 0kABwORLS, Ifss
ertdge street, 0eorGetown. Note pY nall from
eeorsetewn or Washington attended 70. ooy-iv
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PRppIING STOLEN 8cops-A night or two
Ego, the store of ". II. < -. II. Morrison, hOo4-
sellers and stationers, was entered by tbeve.
and gold pens, pocket knives. pocket books.
inkstands. and other fancy articles valued All
above 500 taken. Yesterday, about O'Clock
Ofhcer Sebastian, Of Georgetown, nQtic9d a sus-
picious looking man going from store 10 store
selling articles, aud came 70 the conclusion IL,
mere was something ~iong. He arrested hi u
and tcIned IN over to Lieut.. Noonan who on
searching his bundles found some OF the goods
from Mr.. Morrison. He gave his name as
George Smith.
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(0FFICIAL.l
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-eighth Council
of the City Of Washington

An ACT making an appropriation 10 pay deficiency
Of appropriation for grading street north, be-
iwet New Jersey svepu- and Second street east
Be az enacted By tAs Board ~ A1fsr Dsts asf Boarf
o. Ccnq,oa Council o. tao Cary a. NashtseEos That
the sum OF eight thouss nd eight hundred and nine
collars and eighty five cents be. and the same -
hereby appropriated out Il the Fourth Ward fun I.
20 pay Patrick Cuilipspe the amount ct deficiency
in the appropriation heretofore made for grading
and sraveliDg street north, between New Jersey
ayenu Ne and Second street east, reported by the
City srrveycr, and that the Mayor be authorized 10
psy the same. IApproved, April Ia, ISL
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The MILTON GOLD JEwELRY COMPANY
nave made arrangements for establish ng an
tgehcy In this city, and will open AZ No. 800 9th
street, one door from Pennsylvania avenue, to-
morrow, a complete stock of their celeb DRAFTED
goods Shich they cay can hardly be distinguish
d from the Finest gold. The stock will com
prise chains, charms, lockets ETC.. which will be
sold on the one-dollar plan. See advertise.
ment.
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SAILS OF heal EsTATE-Martin NJ. Rohrer,
real estate broker, corner OF New York avenue
ana 9Th street, has sold, for Y. Bartlett, lot No.
-, in square 62i, improved by threc-story
brick house, for &, 00e.
kilbourn * Latta, real estate brokers, corner
of 18th and q streets, have sold, Tor DIR. WIN. T..
Johnston, lot 5, square lois on r street SOUTH
between 18th and 18th streets east, to Louis
Falk, at 10 cents per square loot, amounting TO
$50; also, lot y. same square, on 18th street,
between and r. streets south, TO X. -. Prs-
ther, at 10 cents per square foot.
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CHURCH TRUsTkEs ELECTKD.-Messrs d. VI
Walker, h. A. Jsnyier. u. NJ Shepherd. r. w.
VoodTUh and d. W. Cromwell we're last eve
uiI- ctsd trustees OF the Fourth Presbsteri-
FL sBaleb, Oh street, for the ensuing year.
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STEAMBOAT LINES,
EOR LAKE sUPERlOR.
TIE UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY
ATLANTIC. DULUTH AND PACfTIs LINE.

One q the splendid steamers METEOR, INDIA.
PACIFIC. COBURS. ATLANTIC
Japan, kEWEENAw, ARCTIC EsSp-N
CHINA, and ST. PAUL, will leaves2z1GxznaD
buffalo dslly except Fridays and SATURDAYS } q, 4
p: n Erie the next morning; CleyeIaud the same
night, end DetI oft at % p m daily went SUI
rsys and MoLdal Tor DULU HI aud iuterine,ji
LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS
Connections are made at puIu'h with the Lake
superior mlsslssppi Railroad 10 81 Paul. and N
points IN Minnesota. Northern Nisconsiu and
Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pscihc Railroad for
the Red Rive Country. Oi
ExcCrsion Tickets a. gYtofp red0csd yates viii ia
issued By al pri cipal railroads ~ St Paul by IN.
toet.' pe.ul nlEg wa All RAD Or by all Rail Il lutse
to ST. Paul and DUut b, returning Via Lake
During he mo nths Il June. july and August Ex-
cURsToN TRIPS viii be made via the North sbora II
Lake sspeIi T, visiting tie Silver Mines For. vii
For further inform alton, apply TO
q. F.PATRCH.
Ten Passenger Agent, Buh.l0 n n
u. T. EVANS, Mar aser A ID EP 4 .ue
u; CALDWELL, Gen1 Manager L > &c
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THAT THE BALTIMORE AND PoroMAC RAIL
ROAD is now thing of veritable existence
nearly compile ted, and soon to be one of the
most important thorOughfares to aud from the
natonal metropolis, no person advised of tfe
recent and present progress of the road can
doubt And in this connection, we have often
pointed TO the chances of purchases on that line
OF sites for suburb ban residences, but we have
yet TO record terms so attractive and within the
reach OF al, as now offered by the proprietor OF
the new city OF Huntington, az per advertise
nent elsewhere. Welearn that prominent men
OF our city. builders and others, alive to the
great advantages offered at this subur ban point,
have within the past few days made exchanges
OF over twenty thousand dollars worth of first
class improved city property, located on street
northwest, and 10th, 18th and 18th streets for
Huntington lOts, with the intention OF building
extensively there this summer. From those who
have recently visited the place we learn that
the beauty or the situation, the gently rising
ground each way from the railway, and the
acknowledged heal hfulness of the place with lis
springs OF pure water. justires all that has been
said Of 1t. Huntington being the junction OF the
bI anches of the Baltimore K Potomac Rail say,
the company have decided upon locating there
iheH machine shops and other railroad build
lBgs, which insures an addition to the popula-
ton II several hundreds of good meehanicS and
we see nothing to prevent the sprIpgiug up this
summer or a real live town within a few M nutes
tide OF our city.
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NILITARY.-The employees of the Govera-
ment Printing Office are organizing q military
company, and have appointed q committee, con-
sisting Of Messrs. Robinson, SpottswOod, aud
Hickman, 10 draft constitution &c.
The First Ward y alto nal Guard met last night
At Lucas Hall, MIR. l. Douglass in the air,
and a company roll WAS opened when about
twenty i've young gentlemen signed their names.
Messrs. a. Bridget, T.. Pulaski, y. THOMPSON,
J. Csrrico and q. MIibuTn wera added 10 the
recruiting committee.
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TBK CNION PKsyER MEETINGS being held IN
Lincoln Hall every evening from to D and
Conducted by the pastors OF the city. are prov
ing exceedingly iIteresting. Ia addition 20
THE. an op@T-ai service is being held each eve
ming from to :, AZ the corner OF tn street and
PennsS lVarIs avenue.
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An ACT making en- app opriation for extr, services
10 HenIy Larman. in kpectar and iannax nt IA

St II enacted ~ fac Boc,H Of Aldermen and Soayg
Of CoTngCH C0VHeli al tie Cily IF WaShIHE'Os That
q MAYOR be, and H. Is hereby, authorized 20 p,y
n o. he water rurd TO Henry Lsrman, iusnector
and Taper of wteT mains, three hundred dollars a.
exIIs mpensation fer The fiscal year, as Der IRE
ions annual pprUpriations.
ApprGVen. Anil
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TIE TURrrIKE ROADS DAMAGE CAsRs.-The
jury TO assess the damages to the companies
owning the Rockville and Columbia turnpikes
recently declared public by act or Congress,
met again this morning before Justice Cartier,
in the Criminal Court room, and Mr.. r. Crow
ley was recalled q witness and examined
Mr.. w. ID. Wise and George II. Plant were also
examined. Their testimony was principally a.
to the cost OF constructing the culverts, &c, on
the road.
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Mr.. A. X. BRowSs, member OF the Council
OF the District was serensded by his poltica
friends last night, and is reported Is saying. in
returning his thanks for the compliment, tina
he had especial occasion 10 be grateful for tn,
testimonial at this time, as he had $50 recently
met a total lack OF common and hitherto uni
versally recognized courtesy at the hands O
that conservative eleme Mt that either through
mistaken policy or through want of inforInatio
had been placed In the District Council"
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7 5. NAIL BOUFE TO EORToLK-

IT 5. NAIL ROUTE TO EORFOLK.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, csnnsctin9 at SorGolk
scltL the Sedboord ana Rodaoke Railroad for oil
parts Of the South, and sCith the Steamers Of the
N. d ~ TrdEsp0TtGeiGn Company for Boston.
On and after Monday, Hay lat, the Steamer L. 8 y
Ot The LAhE. carving the United -
States mall, will leave her wharf, foot &sAN
Of th street, every Monday, Wednes -
day ard Friday, at .. N for Norfolk. Returning
leave Norfolk Tuesday, Thursday and sslu' day, q,
q ,. m. Stopping at Alexandria, Fort Washington,
Glymont. Piney Point. Point Lookout and Fortress
nonros. For freight or Passage apply on beard, or
to ID. Groner, lrfolk, Va; J. G Phillips, alex.
sHdris, ys;J G. Waters, Georeetosn, ID. c., OF 10
+; BkOMh son General Agents,
Cor 18th street and New orb venue
No FREIGHT received at 1trstreet wharf after n
m. First lase fare 10 Norfolk. "a; ron nd trip.
So. Second class fare to Norfolk, S3; round trip.
-. APPLY
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Underwear a speciality.

corner 4 y street and Penn avenue
Odeon HaH. Odeon Haul
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TIE WORK OF STREET CLEANING NOT
SLOTTED. - Several Ward Commissioners Of
Washington called on Gov. Cooke yesterday at
ternoOn to receive instructions as to their duties
under the order of the Board of Public Works,
and were told that that order did not have ref
ertnce to the sanitary work being done under
them, such as cleaning alleys, cutters, &C., but
to improvements. such as paving, grading, &c.
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DECORATION DAY.-The necessary arrange
ments for the proper observance of Decoration
Day in this vicinity are being made by the GRAND
Army OF the Republic. Gen. Stewart l.. Wood
ford, Of New York, has consented to pronounce
the GRAFTON on the Occ aston, and the Beethoven
Octette Club Will sing the chants OF the day
The Departments OF the government will be
closed, in order that the employees may have
an opportunity to participate in the observance
Of the day.
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FIVE DWELLINGS BURNED By A COAL on
LAMP EXPLOSION about ~ O'Clock last night.
fire occurred in row of frame shanties in Hog
Alley. between 9Th and 9TH and and streets
south est, and five of the buildings, ell occu-
pied by cOlored families were destroyed. The
houses belonged t. a Mr.. COnant, and the loss lie
estimated at about 81 900. The cause of the
ire was the explosion Of q lamp filled WITH coal
oil. The IRE department was promptly Oh hand
and prevented spread of the flames
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4 VOID QUACKe.-A victim q sariy tndfscrs-
"A ooA, cousing nervous Debility. Drussefare de-
cay, Be-, having trtsd 10 vein svey edy rem
edy, hes smIs 1eans Of sslfesrs, yhka hevn
IVTfLD.To y60O1 .. NSg Yose. tso-sso
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A 3CHOR LINE 6TEAMERS
n SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
URDAY TO AND FRO1
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Calling at Londonderry to land Nails Passengers
The steamers eff this fsvorite line built
pressiy for the Atlantic passenger trade, SeRnA
and ntted mp IN every reepect with ell tEeN3&R
modern improvements calculated TO in -
sure the safety, comfort, and ousenienoe of 49,
To GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL and LoNb Don
lir.t Cabin, ess and Us, according b location.
Oeein Return Tickets. SlD, securing best sooom-
ties nding for their friends in the OLD Country can
pure tickets at reduced rates. For further par
ticulars apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS,
bowling Green. N. n; or 10 3. 3. SMITH, 225
ra Ave-, WILL nAhseN CO., 144s ltth street,
MKBOHANrs LINE OF sTEAMsRIPs
wAsHINGTUN AND NEW YORk.
Hereafter the Fine Steamships L. o, KNIGHT
ySHh SlBsOS, and yALLEf CITY, >eonH
NEW I0RK, ALIXANDR2x, VASE. 49,
iNSISGMa AMP GkokQET0wN, sc follows
sAIU RDAn, at4 ,. m. Leave GkORGErOwh
same day at IL m.
t1r full information, apply TO B: p; A. DEE
eoreetown, or ct the corner OF 18th street and New
jeil.u wv. TH0MPsoB. President.
SHORTEsT AND QUICK EST LINE BOUTR
- eia tAs RscAssosd, FSsdWsobsbrs IT,
ssS RS:s WS.- s.3 d IsaSe
Sunday 2. N. excepted, , at o -. end ,. n. u.
Ice, 6oo Pernsylvanfs avenue. nyli-N
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AroIHtS ACCIDENT TO THE FIRE DEPART-
sKST.--Last night, while the reel OF No 2
engine Was on its way ID the nre, and vhsn
near sth-stIeet bridge. ~ came in collision xj,h
the wagon OF Chief Engineer Holmes, and the
horse attached 70 the wagon was thro.n down
snd the shafts and harness were hroken to
pieces. but fortunately neither the horses nor
driver. were much injured.
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II srsis xatis d & = 4 ks :
ebeaD as any body.
y. sIMPsos.
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH had the Washing ton
canal under consideration again last night.
Professors Henry and Baird were present, with
Others, and desult0ry conversation ensuei,
ehCinng, however, no lew suggestions as TO
the drainage question, except a plan mentioned
by MIR Augustus Bastert TO sink large basin
at the lowest part Of the city a. the receptacle
OF all the sewerage OF the city, which should
then lie emptied by means OF steam pumps and
proper conduits into the river at a point distant
from the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-18

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