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Adjourned for two weeks.

REUNION OF THE LOVERS OF Music IN WoR-
CEsTER COUNTY.-Ed. Spy: The rich expert
ences of thirteen annual gatherings of the Wor-
cester county musical convention, should inspire
the hearts of all interested in its prosperity to
look for the coming fourteenth festival with
high hopes Of musical enjoyment, and with con-
fdcncc of still greater success than has vet been
realized. Fourteen years have wrought many
changes among those who have been the hon
ored members of the convention While the
voices of some have become silent to earthly
listeners, some nober mansions may be rcsound-
ing to the harps, and the songs of redeemed
ones, where discords arc never known. With
many still living, there has been noble progress
from year to year, not only in a clearer under
standing of the general subject of music but in
the cultivation of the voice and especially in the
refinement of musical taste. An uninterested,
outside observer may not perceive all this, but
it is certainly visible to any one who NAV be
found in sufficient sympathy to form a correct
Judgment.
This onward progress is not all made during
the one week of the festival; but that has been
the great starting point, from which the inspr-
ing influences flow out for weeks and months
after it is past Gradually and almost mpercep-
tbly has Its influence reached ch0irS and other
singing circles, for long distance from its CEN
ter; and yet many satisfying results are, in time,
made evident to every careful observer
convention of teachers for our common
schools might seem TO have but little influence
on the progress of education; but when such
conventions are continued annually, for thirteen
years, every person capable of judging can see
that some desirable objects have been accom-
plished. Very similar to this is an annual con-
ventOn OF those who are members of the va
ious musical circles of the county. If they are
not all teachers, their Influence is mot Host;
for the very fact Of their attendance on this fes.
tival, gives them some prominence at home,
which they otherwise would not have, besides
the satisfaction of their own personal advance
ment in knowledge, and taste, and skill in exc
cutiOn.
Considerations like these, therefore, certainly
ought to have their influence in bringing to-
gether still larger body of singers, for the next
convention, than has yet been gathered, and also
in increasing the enthusiasm of those who de-
sire its prosperity. VIM. PHIPPs.
Plainfeld, Conn
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and town election, to-day, six out ofcight wards
90 republican. The city government will be
strongly republican. The democrats elect a
town and city clerk and selectmen by greatly re-
ducCd maiOrtieS,
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FROM EIIPOPE
FROM EUROPE.

Great Britain.
THE NEWCASTLE STRIKE.
LONDON, Oct 2-Mr Mundella, member of
parliament, is endcaVOring to settle the differ
cncc between the masters and wOrkmCn, in New
castle, by arbitration. He has received COM
munication from the former in reply to PROPOSE
tons from the men, which il is hoped may lead
to a settlement
WRECK OF AN ITALIAN BARQUE-EIGHT LIVES
LOST.
The Italian barquc Sorelle went ashore in the
late gale. Six of the crew were saved, four
starved to death in the rigging and four drowned.
BURSTING OF \ SHIP.
The ship Mount Sinai has been burnt at sea.
No date is given.
CREW SAVED.
Adyccs from the consul at Batavia announce
the safety of the crew of the shin Megaera,
wrecked on Paul's island in July. The men,
who were previously reported as starving, had
received relief, and will soon be taken off and
brought home.
STRIKING INTELLIGE NCE.
The scissors-grindrrS, cutters and carpenters of
Sheffield, and the spnners OF Bolton and Dun
dee have struck work. The strikers at Ncwcas-
tlc at mass meeting, to-day, passed resolutions
to insist on their demands and perscyere in the
strike until the objects are accomplished,
France.
THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
PARIS, Oct. 2.-Ihe withdrawal of the Ger
mans in the department of the Disc commenced
again this afternoon.
TROUBLE ABOUT THE PoNTIFICAL DEBT.
Differences have arisen between France and
Italy respecting the pOntifcal debt
ROCHEFORTS APPEAL.
Henri RochetOrt is pressing his appeal for n
mitigation OF the sentence pronounced against
him by the military court. His friends are ac-
lively interfering by cndeavorS to influence the
president in RochelOrts favor. Victor Hugo,
among Others, has written a letter to lhCrS
strongly intercediug for executive clemency.
No mtlmation has yet been given that these ap-
pealS will be favorable.
HUGO AND ROCUEFoRT.
Theirs has written letter to Victor Hugo, in
reply TO the latter's appeal in behalf OF Roche
fort. The president says the pardons commits
sion alone can modify the sentence of the mill
tary tribunal.
ireland.
TROUBLE IN CORK.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-lhe collision between the
Fenans and police ut Cork Yesterday was the
result of illegal drilling by organized bands of
Fenlans, number OF whom were arrested
Some of these were found to have Snidcr rifles
IN their possession. The discovery caused con-
siderable excitement among the police, and
the law, which resulted in the dispersion of sew
eral bands, and the arrest of a few more Fe-
mans and the capture OF their weapons.
spain.
UNMIsTAKABLE LANGUAGE OF DON EsPARTERo
MADRID, Oct. AT an official reception at
Don EsparterO's house, the don addressed the
king as follows III at any time the enemies of
Spain should seek to overthrow its liberties and
independence, and the young king place himself
at the head of an army, | and my comrades
Will follow him. The reception was grand.
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Our New York Dispatches,

Mayor Hall TO he Arrested for DishOnOrn-
BILE and DisgrncefuI PrHctices-HOw the
Money from the City Treasury is Squnn-
dcred-PrOspccts of the Democratic state
COnVentIO"-AII sorts OF Minor Crimi-
nnl News, etc.
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EMMETT had a good audience at Music hall,
last evening, and played "Fritz, our Cousin
German" in manner that elected praise from
all present. During the last act, in which the
terror of the situation was depicted in
n remarkably natural and startling man
ncr, lady tainted and was borne
out causing an excitement in addition to that
furnished on the stage. Tonight the same I'M
rvalled actor will appear in Carl, the Fiddler"
in which he was attended with such great sue
cess in New York.
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President Grant held a reception in the parlor
of the fremont house, Chicago, yesterday
Nearly 5000 people Of both sexes paid their re-
speets. Mrs. Grant and her daughter, Nellie
also had a reception for ladies.
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READING BEFORE THE UNITED IRISH So
CIETIEs.-Mrs. O'Donovan Rosa will this eve,
ming open the course of entertainments to be
given by the united Irish societies this season.
She will read in Mechanics hall, selecting her
best pieces, including the "Battle of Fontenoy."
She gave reading here two years ago, and de-
lighted full house, and it is both hoped and
expected by the committee thatlthere will be a
general attendance of the Irish this evening;
for the proceeds are to be appropriated in a
manner in which they are all interested-for St.
Pauls church. Aquartette, consisting of Misses
Mary j. and Lizzie McKenna, Maurice A. Pow.
er and W. F. Glare, will intersperse the read
ings with songs.
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- FOR SAIE-A very desirable farm
k: for less than the value of the buildings. = miles
Nli from village and various churches contains 100
-sa rich land, 20 wood and mbcr cuts 30
tons hay, mostly with machine; choice variety of fruit;
two-story house, well painted and papered supplied
with hard and soft water; barn 40 &, shed atiach
painted good cellar running water In yar well located
in good neghborhOod House surrounded BY shade Tres
and shrubbery. Price $1,000 Inquire Of l.. r. CAffSs
Putnam Ct, branch Of chapins n. +. Farm Agency or
visit his office and he will show Il and number 81 onee
desirable farms. DIST 50
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CITY MoRTALITY.-The number of deaths
in Worcester during the week ending Oct. 1 was
twenty-four, including four still-born aud two
premature. Ten were males and fourteen fe-
males. Three died of consumption, Group three,
dysentery two, and one each of typhoid fever,
scarlet fever, heart disease, whooping cough
Brights disease, rheumatism, congestion of the
lungs, teething, maniacal exhaustion, and small
poX. The victim of the last named disease was
Mrs. Minerva Seaver, aged eighty, at No. 1853
Chandler street. The next Oldest were seventy
seven and sixty. Fourteen were under five
years old, and nine under one year.
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FOR SALE VERY Iowa three.

49, FOR SALE-6 miles from Worcester,
E:::T a Farm of IS acres; keep cows and horse;
sliI good cottage house OF rooms; barn. carriage
-Ase-s- house, &c. VIII be sold at bargain.
.. y. POND & co.
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FOR SALE-A very desirable far,

~ TVIN DlNIItl IAt 10 " \ lIIENN-
Al tenement French rooted house OF 10 rooms cen
I trally and pleasantly located. Lot large enough
s@7 ior another BUILDING. o. N POND co.
sfS DIFF
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T AND FOR SALE.--I would like to sell
~ that tract of land situate at the of Hammond
st., between the Boston and Albany Railroad and Nor
wicl and Worcester Railroad. 1t contains about four
acres and admirably adapted for Lumber, Coal OF
any Mechanical business
also offer for sale Lot about 200 feet square, bounded
by Hammond St, b. A. r. r. and Wood, Light & Co.'S
extensive works. and upon grade Of the tracks Would
sell low and upon very easy terms,
sis d&wtf D. 3. GODDARD.
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- FOR SALE-In Grafton, Farm of %
Sill good Ian two-story hOuse-ceveu rooms
RI in good repair; barn with cellIr curriagc house,
&c-eyerything in good order. Price $500.
L. A. ELY IL co.
GENERAL GOOD BUSHES CHANCES
~ for sale. L. \. ELY IL co,
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d n Pond 4 Co

IOR NHdIlboHs IdIll VI
I'll 90 acres; good quality Of land very pleasantly
lll situated on rise of land, commanding fine view
OF the surrounding country; soil warm and early,
slipping to the south and east; well fenced with stone
wall; keep cows and horse summer and winter; 10
young wood; $50 apple trees In bearing; cher
RES currants grapes 6c.; house Of rooms; barn =
40. wood carriage and store house y is VIII DC sold
for $1,000 ii applied for soon. o. y. foND q tOs
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a FARMS wANTED.-We have

n
Iii ST BURBAN RESIDENCE, beautifully situated,
WIll II miles from the Bay State, supplied with all
modern improvements; grounds about the house
handsomely laid out and stocked with shrubhery fruit
trees, &c; acres OF superior liant ANY in pursuit
Of really first class estate of the above descriptions will
do well to investigate. L. A. Ely n CO.,
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
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GEORGETOWN.

BOARD OF ALDERnnN.-There was no basi-
ness transacted last evening in the Board for
want of q quorum.
COMMON CoUNCIL--Mr. Collins presented
petition Of sundry property holderl asking the
laying Of the footwsys on east side Of High, be-
tween Road and Stoddard streets, as far as the
residence Of VIM. +. Gibbons; referred. Mr..
Pickrell presented petition OF Peter Dbl, in
regard TO renting of stalls in the market; re-
ferred. Mr.. Dunlop presented bin OF National
Repablicda for advertising, $3.50; referred.
Also, Communication in regard to laying foot
ways on both sides of 4th street. between High
and Fayette streets; referred. The Chair pre-
sented communication of the late Tax Col
ector, asking credit for certain taxes for street
Improvements due and uncollel ID on property
owned by EbeneZer and West Georgetown
Churches; referred. Mr.. Grimes offered a PESO
luton to repair flag footways in front of the
Town Market; referred. Mr.. Marbury offered
q resolution refunding the amounts of two
licenses paid for giving charitable concerts
lately at Forrest Hall; passed. Also resolution
providing for contingent fund for the MAYOR
(5O0); passed. Mr.. Grimes offered a resolution
instructing the committee before Congress 10
request the passage of a law abolishing tolls on
the Rockville turnpike; laid on the table Mr.
Collins reported resolution to pay accounts of
the Poor and Workhouse for the O uarter ending
December 3lst, 1870. Isl ,I62.7Ol, which vas
passed, and the Board adjourned.
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ALEXANDRIA

WASHINGTON AND RICHMOND X. R-Nr
IL. n Bradshaw, of this city. has obtained thk
contract for bnilding all the bridges and tres Ia
work on the Washington and Richmond rail-
ioad from Occoquan TO the southern end of the
me ana Will commence the work of erecting
Ihem az once Large numbers OF mules AM
carts have lately arrived here from the north
10 DC employed upon the construction OF The
same road The mules were all supplied with
hsfne' from the establishment OF Mr. HerricE
III this city.
STREET RAlLRoAD.-At an informal meet
ing OF some of the residents OF West End and
vicinity, held at Cats Tavern yesterday even
ing, subscription oil three thousand dollars
was guaranteed TO the stock OF a proposed COM
pany to be organized for building a horse car
Tallwsy from the loot OF King street, through
west End, to the Theological seminary.
ASSISTANT Assessor OF INTERNAL Rrv-
ENUE-H ID Bsckley. coored, OF this city, has
been appointed Assistant Assessor of Internal
kevenue fOr the counties OF Spottsylvania,
louisa and Orange counties, vice &. Alexander
Baker, white, remoyed.-Gdsette last ereniag.
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AMISEMENTS. &c.

Safiosal T4>afer.-Lvdia Thompson BurIesp1e
IIouPe in - The BTigands" and "a Day in
faTisf
TdL'S CTsTG H1HSe--The wyndham Comedy
CCEIany IN The LsBCeTs" and +" The Bonnie
Dish Wife"
J'aselH Hal--Grand Nilsson concert.
Prof. Pratt, the Horse Educator, l3y and Il
sireets- -
Harkriter's Art Gallery. as 7th street.
bsIlow's Gallery OF OIL Paintings. 1Zss PENN
sy.Vanis syeDue-New pictures lust received.
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No REMEDY IN THE WORLD ever came init
such universal use, or has so fully won the con.
hdence OF mankind, as 4yer's CHERRY PsctSal foI
the cure OF Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
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NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR. at the Origins
francf, i3l tn street The cheapest Store i
the city. No branch stores. 32I:
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CITY. ITEMS.

Finest DossKINs, Cloths, Castmeres Crepes.
Granitts, Disgonals, and West of England
uoeds GEO. G. HHyNING.
No. 40 eth street N W
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught. at
Hall. Oh.
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FOR CoRNs, BuniOns, Club and, Ingrowin
Nails. and other diseases of the feet, Visit Dr
Whites establishment, No. 535 18th street, on
pOsite United States Treasury. 2,2l.i2.
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fIsK PLATED BRACELETS, Hoop Ear Rings.
Psra Chains, and Vest Chains, received II
PnEe'ss On the Avenue.
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NoTERs Of the District of Columbia are in
terested IN the notice OF the Board OF Registra-
non IN another column, Designating the times
Two election districts.
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hCTI OFF GROCERiES.-We are selling TES
NPkR CENT. LOWER THAN ALL OTEERs
IT'S NO USE GOING ANYWHERE Else
Best family Flour. 81 81 quarter barrel.
Excellent Family Flour, g 10 quarter barrel.
COFFEE.
Best java. &c. per ID; Roasted, only sc. per ID
Prime Rio, l9c. per ID; Roasted, only 23c per III
White Bio, &c. per ID; Boosted, only &c. per h.
sfkUPS.
Cut Loaf prips worth Sl5Ob, for 81 per gallon
Diamond Syrup tsugsr house,, only 7Oc per gallon.
Canton syrup, only SOC. per gallon.
Cassard-s Best Hams, only DC. per 10. Prime
Sugar cured Shoulders small IL so> per ID. Bre ak
fast Bacon (suesr-cured), NC. per fb. Porto Rico
Brown Sugar, only lie. per 10. Demersra Sugar
nearly whlte), l2tac per ID. New Orleans Choice
Brown, Rc; per Id. Minslow e Green Corn, SOc. per
can, S125 lbs Best Glsdes Butter, sc. per h. Best
Lard, Ice.
TEAS.
u Is Japan Tea Tor 81 per ID III 50 I'm perfal Tea
for 81 per Id. 81 Gunpowaer Tea for 81 81 per 10.
Sl5 Imperial Tea for sc. per Id. Beet Black Tea
Coffee Sugar, only l3ssc per ID. Fire test Coal Oil
Sc. per GAL Cape Cod Cranberries, lsc Der Qt
Just received, choice lot OF Graham flour, Oat
Meal, Dried Cherries, &C &C.
TEL 3S1 Pa. avenue, bet. Sd and a. 81
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GEORGETOWN Advertisement.

rRkV. l.. =. MORGAN, ID. D., WILL
W. preach in the Dnnbsrton street VI.
Church. Georgetown, SUNDAY MORNING, l,ih
-!bst., ~ II 0clo-k. IL
u3 CENTRAL BUIGpING ASSOCIATION
81 Gecrgeto~n WIFI re held ~ Isns's n o,el on
MONDAY MoEpS EVEslhG SsAT, the 18th Instant, at
.srS. ,S. 1 r. sssH Tor e'eF to
mll-2t WILLIAM KING, Secretary.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc;r: Georgetown
TRUSTEES, SALE OF vALUABLE IN
A GOOD cHAseE ESE tEsssess DESIRING
or INVEsTaENT'
- By virtue Of . deed Of trust a At II March 4th,
E: 1870 sDd recorded IN libzr 6l3 folios go
Z county nistrict of Columbia. TIE undersigned
Trustees will sell public auction, in front OF the
b. Is7i At O'Clock D. m. ali those lots or psrcel
o. ground lying suo being in Rollneads addition
Seorgetoyn, district Of Columbia, and known as
division Of original lots a. y Is and a. Ia said Hol
resd addition. asrmnde ty the heirs Of VIM Crsv
tosd deceased as the sane are described on the pat
for partition Of his estate the said seven lots
.tfutins The four original lots above named, the
sane celns improved by four large and we'll buiIt
Lime kllns capable OF burning bout $50 barrels Of
lime Per day.
De quTed to be pals at the time of sale. and the
balance in tbrss equal payments nj 6, Il aud Is
nonths from the day Of sale. for which the notes Of
drawing interest from date, aud secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold. On the failure ef the
purchaser or purchaser 10 comply With the terms
retell at bis their risk and costs sitter five DAYS
luhllc notice ~ some newspaper in the District of
S.!Hmlls All stamps convey anciag ard recording
Mild T Tn Q n S5SiiN; Trus,e,s.
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SUNDAY READIs6.-The new candidate fol
pubic favor, The Capital. presents a mot ar
IaSuye table OF contents for TO- morrow. Sc.
he advertisement elsewhere. 81
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SAIKs OF RIAL EsTATE-KTlbourn & I att.
have sold, for y. n Latta, lot g. square 2i5 on
tae northeast corner Of anil 18Th streets
.aving 'front.' ON N street OF - feet and a
depth on 18th street Of TO feet. improved by a
two-story brick house, 10 q. c. washburn, for
$500. "
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Naiie. ana Other diseases or tie feet, visit DIR.
Whites establishment, No. SIS 18th street. op-
pOsite United States Treasury. 2.2li2.
--O--
BUY Tub CELEBRATED Z" FRANC" COLLARS
the best Paper Collar in the market for sale
only az the Original Francs, 431 7th street
LOOK Tor the name. No branch stores 3,2.I:
SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents Fur-
nlshlncs At the Original Francs 49, 9Th street
The cheapest Store in the city. No branch
slofes' 3,2,1
BALBEIGGAN HOSE for ladies' a. the astoniss-
ing low price OF 10 cents, at q. Bsum's Corset
Factory, i0e .th st.
G---A-
GENTS HALF HOSE. OF all the different
grades, in Cotton, Isle, and MerinO, at prices
10 suit the most economical at the Origina
francs, l3l It'll street No branch stores. 3,2.I
-
GREAT VARIETY IN White SHIRTS one tao
or three pleats-eylets, buttons or studs-open
IN mont or III bacA-ail sizes-at the Original
francs Gents Furnishing Store. 49, 18th street
at Popular Prices. No branch stores. 3,2l
GENTS AND LADIES Kid Gloves at ela nalr
all sizes. new assortment Just received AT q
Baun's Corset Factory, 408 It'll st.
HENPLER has all kinds of thermometers
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TExr SERViCEs.-The Young Mems Christian
Association have received Permission from
Iref. Pratt, the horse educator, to hold reli-
fS.s ssIvlces IN bis tent on sabbath evening
But lev weeks ago thew inaugural Al sahhafb
.IteIhOon exercises al Lincoln Hall, and this i,
low one oi the permanent places OF xoTshin
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FIRE IN PRINCE GEORGES County. Mp
The house of Mr.. A. II. Bgelow and Mr. +. -
Gooferich, near Beltsville, Prince George's
county, Nd, was destroyed by fire on Monday
pOrnipg last. A high wind prevailed At tho
time. The ire took place on the roof The
loss = from 81 go 10 -, e0o, including y3.la-
be library, and no Insurance.
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GovHKNoE Cooks made his tirst a,po;ntu-.-t
io-oAy, n the person OF Col Perry Car,on.
Formerly The capable messenger Ia Mava5
bowsn, U tinilar esition in the Go mar, J.
once. Carson, who serve in the PAN Pennsvl
szniA regiment. t2s Cos q war record, AMI ba.
this city. Va
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NJ Madame Carl FOrmes was the first lady ?,
graduate from the Medical University 1T VI
emma. She was the pioneer of the pT actic8, wo.
mani ghts movements in Germany.
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~ q Il.
From and after March lst. Isl. no account viii be
allowed to BUN OVER DAYS. No deviation
from above rule account o: persons
M I'm 4..- F.M 'LhyENRY
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GOVERNOR COOKE has taken rooms IN the
building at the northwest corner of Pennsyl-
wanna avenue and 18th street, for Temporary
occupation for the uses OF the Territorial Gov
errment, and they will probably be fitted up for
thai purpose 10y Tuesday next.
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Esp l. CT AL M fICk
In consequence of my removal from the District
GA the Ist OF May, hereby notify all having G. bets
deposited or Watches AID Jewelry, to repair ms
place ) Bridge street, Georgetown. 10 redeem them
before the 25th Apil, ls1l Any Goods left Ell
THAT date viii be sold al public auction, wijhout
further notice.
unredeemtd Pledges On hand already Stock and
tiJ lures for sale.
mll2 If sELIG GOLDSTEIN, sEN.
fNASB PAID FOB LADIES. GENTS AND
y CHliBRENS CAST OFF CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, etc, at Il. SSABWOHLS, I73H
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended 20. oc2s-ly