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RFICaENRACH,s Piano sfore

l.. NO. 423 lltt Street, dbOUe Pennd. Avenue,
ESTABLISHED OVER 30 YEARS.
soc agency Tor the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
o. Vim eGbe q CO.. Baltimore, and VIM
MCCanmoD, Albany: also, second hand tfS5$zi
Planos, Organs and Mslodeous for sale or WlttF
rent on the most accommodating terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. ap4-Iys
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CITY ITEMS.

LADIES should not fail to visit Davis, sol Mar
ket space, corner Sth street. His goods are su-
perb, and his prices moderate.
HARVEY & HOLDEN, corner 18th street ana
pennsylvania avenue. are receiving daily hard
ana soft Crabs, HOLSTERS, Prawns, shrimp,
Green Turtle, Cherry Stone CLANS, Spiced
oysters, fresh Back River and Mill Pond Oys-
ters, with all the delicacies of the season.
Wholesale and retail.
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I'm street and Louisiana ayenue- navs ,nts,as,
On OIL deposits. Keeps FOR sale Reyenus stamp.
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.CorFihAATIoss IN THE CArEe-ro CHuRcsKs
Arehbtshop Spalding will administer con5rraao
1on In Catholic Churches Of TIA DiStricf =,
Seinmbia a. follows: Trinity Sundsy. June itS.
~ washington and Georgetown, ID. C-St
Sephen's a. ~; Immaculate Concsption 10
a m; Holy TriRity, Georgetown, q .. n. ON the
neat morning, NJ Georgetown College and the
Visitation Convent. -N INC
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DMre Eddy, Of Lincoln, caught her better
nali Kissing the servant girl. The doctor was
face, but he'll always be baldheaded.
" AT Buffalo, Mr.. Fargo, the celebrated ex-
Pressman, 10 building house overlooking the
him the modest sum Of s750,OOO.
~The Boston Journal axis, What Is the
use OF having Democratic party, il It's mem
bers can entertain the least idea of voting for
MI. Sumner for the Presidency 2" Give it up.
~ The Princess OF Wales is described "A
looking very thin and worn, with lovely face
so full OF sadness as to be pathetic. She Is said
70 have lost In q few years all the freshness and
bloom OF youth, which at the time Of her nup-
,iais were the theme OF praise throughout Eng
- New England schools allow three months
vacation in each year. The Philadelphia fe-
male medical course has been made less ar
dnoas for hygienic reasons. England has'even
cone 70 the CONCLUSION that both in Q sanitary
=. ADO fntehectual view "half time schools" are
the most e1 escipus.
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PROMINENCE HOSPITAL BEAD HoUsR-The
medical and surgical board Of this hospital met
passed by the City Councils in relation to tina
oead house now being erected On the hospifai
grounds The consideration Of the subiect xas
M.s n,ed 70 committee consisting OF Drs yler,
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I'VE FISHING SKAsoN. Evidences of ,be
closing OF the fishery 1871 are appearing. III
was mentioned In yesterdays Gazette that the
RdopfieIors or the shores at Deep Hole and
flnm Tree had cut out, /" and this morripo n
was reported ut Fishtown that Mr.. Joseph Ca.
wood after most successful fishing at Fowlke's
had :. ept out, !" and that Mr.. Beasley vonId fol-
low MS example to-morrow.-AiexandriaC ar-t,
last esenino. N "N<este
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6ankine - one 81 the leadins hrst-ciass hosss IN
sts s%,sn VA ioeatsd pear the railway
SSsa.uo1 sno Inc knmpart Dromenndes. and M
ntted ul With I'll the modern in nrovemepfs lEs !
mo ID the moss elegant style. aei3VX
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SINGULAR AND SAP ACCIDENT E..r,,;-, ~ =,
ia t0sE-ala-A AGE AortaHy WosaS,d and a
- sST'oAciy IFJETed.-This morning about n
Gnsos., a. DIT. Samuel Shreeves, druggist in
,.I on.Ovns II. u, WAS charging . soda foun
An. an, II ourst, and q portion OF the casino wac
= s,;sh,,.I 10 the breast OF Er. shreeves, causing
tn - d ss1no, which Il Il feared will resuit
.sa III ne tnlsn Sadly liberated by the expIosion'
tst1o VII broos5,y have to lose his leg by smpu,
are as.src;,,, SSn os, LAtitssr, and Winston
made made sound Ike the firing Of a twelve.
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SUNDAY EXCURSION Down THE Potomac
Inc Gamer Lady OF the Lake will resume th,,
season her Sunday excursions down tha po,n
mac. which were 30 popular last wear: and the
nrst trSp OF the season will take place o-morroS
AFTERNOON, the steamer leaving her wharf Ar q
O'Clock. These are delightful excursions for
those who cannot leave the city on week days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

Ine committee held n consultation, but Cid
not decide to whom they would award the con-
tract.
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ATTKNTIoN !-Imp0rtdnt 10 The Pu5lic.-The
firm OF King tS Sondheimer, No. as PennsvIya
mia avenue, near eth street, will be dissolved
August LIST, 1871, by mutual consent as one of
tne hrm leaves at once for Europe. The entire
STOCK of goods, which is new and seasopabIe
comprising every variety which Is usually kept
IN nrst-class variety dry goods store, will be
soid at once, without regard TO cost TO close the
affairs OF said firm. The trade and the public
should call at once and secure great bargains
t3o pennsylvania avenue, near eth street. next
10 Baeons grocery. Lease and fixtures of store
for sale.
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TAKE AYERS PILLS for all the purposes of
a purEative, for Constipation, Indigestion,
headache and Liver Complaint. BY universal
accord, they are the best OF all purgatives for
family use.
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LOCAL NEWS
ADJUSTMENTS, &c.

Naf,caaI n<ater-CArncross & Dixie's Min
stIele.
Wa2'g Opera Hoase.-AbbouP entomime Com
pany-"Three Hunchbecks-"
Markriter's Art Gallery, f88 7th street.
BsrIovs Gallery Of OIL Paintings, ~
sylvAnia ayenue-New pictures Just - rem
= <ecelyed.
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IHR kKPuBLIcAs Executive COMMITTEE.
Al their meeting last evening, adopted resoIn'
uobs continuing the club officers and delegates
70 me committee in Office for one year, miles
sooner removed by full party caucus fer apos-
sSeI 70 rep uoncan principles, or for gross per
csnsure, suspension, or expulsion of members
Oh me general committee a two thirds vote,
atter nearing upon charges preferred In writing
snaH oe necessary for final action. A resolution
was also adopted that sin the matter of annii-
cstlons and Enforcement OF our friends for no.
siilons, II IL deemed prudent to refuse the cpn
suslauon OF any application presented for in
uoiseuent Nnen IN organized capacity
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition Of wILLiAM A. ROYCE. Of NJ
ouren. New York, praying for the erteusion q
patent granted 70 him on the 18th day OF az
loa, ior an improvement in machinery for Cor
pressing Gaseous Bodies: NA ~o1
IL e ordered that the testimony IN the o..s n.
closed on the 18th day Of April next; thar ia
De iimited TO the sth day Of May next, and tba;
said pettion Be heard on the 10th DAY OF Nav psTf
ANY person may oppose this extendon
mbaha SAMUEL A. DUNCAN.
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apl2w.St OommisSoner Of Paten, a,

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il hss obtained from the Supreme Court OF the Dis-
trfct Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
OF administration on the personal estate OF
HENRY BROWN, late Of Washington county, %
U deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the aae
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on on
before the 2lst day Of March next; they NAV
otherwise by law be excluded from Gil benefit of the
ssio estate Given under my hand this alst day on
Asrch. lal mOUkkY her mark BROWN
NItnees-A WEbSTEB. nhE-m,3ts
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
~ COLUABIA, MARCH Il, ie7i
o' vs. s"oi0 e' o. No, aO4s. Equity

vs. Z NO xU4b, EQuiiy
Vim. Y. Holtxman et al Docket 10.
nRon CONSIDER alton Of the report OF GEORGE H.
APfLtbf, Trustee in the above entitled can e. n n
ordered oy the Court that the sale maze BY the aid
oi the property IN the proceedings mentioned
ye and the came ts hereby ratified, unless canse "a
me contrary be shown on or before the IsT % rs
pnonnea IN the Evening star Newspaper OF the
Guy o. washington, District Of Columbia, once q
Tuesday Of May.
By the Court. MACARTHUR Justice.
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WIS is TO GIVE HOTIOK, That the cub
- Gerber has obtained from the Supreme COURT o,
tne pssiet OF Columbia, holding Special Term
r1AD h. BOUCHER. late Of Washingron county,
w geceased. All persons having claims against the
ed deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the aana
with the vouchers thereof % the subscriber On on
before the 2lst day Of March next: they n \,
otherwise BY law be excluded from ali bepet Of az
ssid estate; Given under my hand this 2lst day Of
n mSaaE .Sa; THO. b; Crow,
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I United STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WARRINGTON. ID q Anril NgTf

WARRINGTON, ID. O., April 7. ls7l
On Ihe petition OF MARY KELSEY, of Brool--
Yn, New York, enthusiastically Of William B. Gale
deceased, praying for the extension of q patent
gantedto the said William s. Gale % the 2lst ay OF
July; 1871, Tor an improvement In Means for Render
II is ordered that the testimony IN the case be
CLOSED on the 10Th day Of June next: that the time
ior ming arguments and the Examiners report be
limited 20 the Sth day Of June next. and thai said
petition be heard on the 5th day of July pext
ANY person may oppose this extension
apl2wN Oommissionar ~ Pstan,.
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rs THE suPsEMEr So99gET9! THH DISTRICT

% CoIUbMBpAr hH pIsIAIcr
In the matter Of A w sehsris D n, ha,,-.
bankrupt. Ne la ~'s
Notice IL hereby given, that IN accord sncs x,;,,
the order Of the court, made and passed n rhI.
cause; April s. ls71, SECOND meeting Of the credi
tore OF the above named BANKRUPT Will be hela ~,
the 18th day OF April. ISL, 81 n O'CLOCK m al me
omce OF the Register in BApkruptcy Oity ali
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-29

To BOOT AND SHOE DBALRRs.-l am deter
mined to relingrish my shoe business by the Let
OF June, and would offer part or the whole of
my stock at heavy discount on manufacturers
prices. d. RosENTHAL, No. 4O4 9TH street.
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~ j
HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 IaE LADIES OF
THE DsSTEtCT.
Miss N. y. GoBMaN begs leave 70 announce 20
The lacies Of Georgefown aed vicinity tnal she has
opened first class DRESSMAk ING ESTABLISH
hhN 4 Anc will guarantee satisfaction n hpnored
With Their Patronage. All the latest styles fron1
Nv ACrk and fsrfs constantly hand. There
S,ahoea grand opening Of sPring and sumner
MONDAY, NAV lsT,
and VOC are res pectfully invited. al n. BGFpGE
faL @ Store. .nis 10
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NEW ERA IN WASHING
"A Labor: time clothes, and fneI saved nv .ba Ma
q WlEflELpS COLD wArRa sELSywnassnHse
if Esr t o.. 5, The best and cheapest
spu St Northeast corner Of 9TH and . I'm.
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WOMAN, TEMPORARILY INSANE. WAN
DERs INTO MARYLAND AND GRTs DpT3,-,,'.,N
woman named Augusta Roth, formerly en-
gagged IN the huckstering business in TIE mar
hsJs ~ TINS city, suddenly disappeared on the
ESth Osy OF March last. and ali efforts on fhe
part OF her friends and the police TO ascertain
neI WHEREABOUTS were unsuccessful until yes
terosy. when II was ascertained By her son that
the BODY OF woman had been found IN a crssE
rear Beltsville, Nd, and been burieJ ne IT
mere, the clothing having been preserved for
ldentihcatlon. He at once proceeded TO fbe
pace ana recognized the clothing which ms
mother wore at the time she wsnfsr"d %;
coroner's jury had been summoned whea. the
oody was found, and rendered a verdict ~ az
tack Of insanity. "' a.
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JSfrHE SUPREME O0URT OF THE DIsrRICT

hotdthed Special Term, April 18th, ISL,
In the case OF William Gam pbei, admipistrator of
JEhb MIAH HUTCHIHsO6, decreased, the sdmin-
ator Aforesaid has with the appreciation OF the
supreme Court Of the District OF Columb a Aforesaid
appointed TUESDAY. May 18th, A ID /, I7l for ths
nnal settlement and distribution Of the person Al
estate OF said deceased, and Of the assets In
hand, as Tar as the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the creditor,
and heirs OF said deceased notified 20 attend with
Wise " law be excluded from ell benefit in said de-
ceaseds estate: P,oetdsd, q copy OF this order be
published once q week for three weeks In the Rvs-
nlne Star previous to the said day. Test:
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IHB NATIoNAL THEOLOGICAL ISsrTrrrp
OAsk.Io-tay, the case Of the National Thso-
~ lnSota against Il. Richards WAS before
- 10 sue oy DEFENDANTS counsel, Mr. y. Will
SOD, Few weeks since for a rule on plsintifs1.
So.usel, 70 snow by what authority thew ware
49, a. s1ea, winch application was granted.
a ~ lhe rule issued Mr.. +. Miller and Sir. W.
nstebett appeared, and the former stated
wa. MI CarTinSton's name was on the record
a. eotnsel, and re had said that he wouId not
sppeer. Judge Cartier remarked that the vsy.
Ut OF me lnry IN the case OF the Institute agt
INC s EiIst National Bank could be pleaded i'm
osh IN Shls case. and Mr.. Wilson moving m AZ the
ton. eu ZIG lno-
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~ THOs. DOWNING, Auet'r; GeorEctown.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON FAfETTE
stbnEI. krAR IRA sTkEET, At AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May ID, Is 4,
- AZ o'clcck, will sell. IN front % the premises
Nsub a. isioa u Lot No. 22s, In Peter, BeAttie,
1hrelkeid =. and peakfus addition % SeargetoWn,
fronting 90 eet the side Of Faycttt street,
with deptl o. is feet. tnprcyed BY two story
IRENE Dwelling House, wirh cellar. and gss ia the
house, and me Assortment Of fruits IN the yard
suth ~ currauts, rssFb,rries, damsous, peaches,
p lums, SC.
Terms, Ons third cash; balance in aoi fau,onthE,
with interest, secured b. = deed OF trust nn the
prC perry ClENey ancing and stamp az th4 ooss n
the purohasr go Will b required when tho
aps7 q THOs BOWLING, kuct,
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ThTE s IN aE Sg iFP -SSsp EEAI rs

Talk IN GEO EGETO ID q
~ by virtue OF a deed OF "a 4, dated Se,tsr,.
E"X per 18th, ls3o, and recorded IN Liter No 90
lolio <t 81 sea one OF the land records II
sth ipgton county, ID. G.. 4 will eel, NJ nnhlio
snotion, 20 the highest birder. on WESHEsbk9
the 81 %, OF May Text. A. ISL. At q D clock n :
m, on the premises. ali That piece or rarcsi -
ground situated in the citv Of Georgat5 IN ID a .
and known part Of lot numbered siKty sire - "
N Holmesds addition ecid town. Begin fof.
the same on the eat side Of North street ~ ena n
one hundred and three (lo3D feet from southeas cor
ner formed BY intersection OF West and Norts
stTetta and run thence south seventeen Il feef.
east forty six (46l feet, north seventeen fI7l feef
wet forty six (a6l feet 10 the beginning The ita
prov ments consist of two story Frarie House
Iefms OF sale: One-third CASA the balance in two
equal Instruments In Elk aud twelve mort he from
q sale, with interest, secured by deed 81 trus, on
coon as the property Is sold. IL the terms are NOT
eolnpned With within fve days the reserves
The night 20 resell the property az the cost and isE
OF TIE asispltins purchaser All convey ancing and
AMI, WILLIAM A. S9R1oSa IN, TEus.ee.
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LUCKY ONE.

where did you buy those Burt's best French KID
bUTTON AND SIDE LACE CATERS fOr-ss-
SOY At 10 and = Bridge street. George
toNn, where j. selling q great variety OILY
SHOES AND BOOTS,
az wholesale prices.
Don't fail 70 call al the shoe Bazaar.
h.B.-Boots made 70 order fer 81 SO per pair,
ept-lm tAMUkL n. GROSS
4 ASH PAID FOB LADIEs', GENTS AND
- CHlLDkLkf OAsT OFF OLOTHINg.
BOUTS, SHOES ETC.. at l.. GRABWOHL S,ITsN
erloee street, Georgetown. Note by mail fror,
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IN5TtHEEs sg 4 si. GoUsT or IHE DISTRICT

AQuills Hall complain Ent, ny
Nm. Taylor, et al. heirs at law Of Ronity H.
Ihos D. Taylor, dec ID, deits.
On motion OF the complainant, by Mr. VIM I
Miller, his solicitor, IL as ordered that the deer 4
ant cause his appearance 10 be entered herein on
or before the rsl rule day occurring forty DAYS after
this day otherwise the cause will be proceeded wi ID
as in case of default, "
BY the Court. MAcARTBUR Jastica
True copy.-Test r. J. MEIGs Clerk spl9 " svr
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THR sale of the $40 Mclean & Hooper Sewing
Machine has increatei to such an extent that
some agents of the high priced machines begin
power TO prejudice the public against this.ma-
chine. The many references the agent, Mr. J.
hosenthal, can give in this city are proof of
advise anyone interested to examine lt at M.
AGA Seventh street.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN IN Doors AND
SHoKs.-BeiDg fully determined To reIinauish
the boot and shoe business by the LIST OF June L
am now offering my complete stock at prices
less than cost of manufacturing.
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MRS. MooDRY's ABpoMTNAL CORSET. rscom.
mended by all physicians, can be bonpbt ant
made to order, at o. Bsum's Hoop Skirt anC
Corset Factory, 40S It'll street. 32I
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SPRlNG AND sCMMER GOODS.

Just received q large assortment. erhrne fne Black
silfs from 81 . % q 50. Japanese sis, silk aud
rscs siIk $1,000 Si.i, soS sssn,.ds ,sra si,,a
very handsome and chap. treat variety q Goods
Ter euitinss from 5 cents M. Lawns from g cents
NJ, Percales, PiQucs, Buf Linen fer suits, Plain,
STRIPED and Plaid Whit orgsRoies. Nain-oOk N as
Inns, Black Alpacas q speciality.
Very large stock O.ssimers, Tweecs aud Linen
DIilltnes
Splendid bargains in Cottons. Csiieoss snd Dnmes.
tics uf ail Kinds. BENJ MIN NlILHR.
apStr 10l Bridge street, Georgstowu.
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES KID GLOVES AT One
Dollar pair, at z. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, 40S 9TH street. 32i
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\ 9 II AT OFFER
$1,000 EARTH CLOSETS. &1S IN
wOODRUFFp IMPROVED PsRlNI

ILLS 4 co, Sole ARents
Tor Delaware 9aryland, Virginia 4 Dist columbia
Also At ": B.: HOSES. furniture Dealer
Oo1-y Aslsuts Ut Coio Inn
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AT ALTON NAL T II L A e r
Unprecedented Success.
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 20.
Positively Last Night Of
OARECROes & DIXIKS MINsTRELs,
THn STAB TROUPE or ran WORLD.
In their Unequslled ETHIOPIAN S0IREES.
This Evening an entire change Of Programme.
Tuesday Evenios, Nav 2.
Grand Complimentary BENEFIT Of ". Z. epslding.
Box Sheet now open. IL
WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
Testimonial Benefit 20 the Great Dsn.euse Of the day.
nLIE MARIE BONFANTI,
THIS (fR1DAYl EVENING, APRIL 2s 1871
NEW sCkNks, TRICKS, AND NEW DANCES
3HUNCHBACKS,
MILE BoNFANTT.
SIG. H0NlsSlM0,
CHARLES ABBOTT, and
MOE AND GOODRICH,
In the most attractive Spectacle of tn Season pro
6ueed at . cost Of Three thoasand Dollars
SATURDAY mATINEE-3 HUNOHBACKS-
Commencing at 2 3 O'Clock.
SATURDAY NIGHT-CLowN's BENEFiT-A
blsze OF Airth and Positively the Last Light OF the
Great Pantomme. Liberal Prices Of a mission . u
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For CoRNs, Bumons, Club and Ingroyins
Nails, and other diseases of the feet, visit DIR.
whites establishment, No. 635 18th street. op-
poeite United States Treasury. 2.2,I2.
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THR CELEBRATED Mar mise and Marguerite
Glove, in all the spring g. AIDES, has just been
received at q. BAuM's
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All persons Indebted TO me hereby notified thar
tneu accounts are ready for delivery ReiDg de-
snous 70 Close my books as early pes sible will
lnsnk All nose VINO have accounts with me 10 make
Mr. tAMUEL Q. PALMER, Of the firm a. PAL
me a Sreen, % Greene street, Georgetown, D. q
h duly authorized 20 receipt Tor me.
G sesPsS,iSLIy' &C. RiLEf A. sHIss.
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on draupht Al
MMiiier's, 42O 9TH street, opposite Odd Fellows
nah. 3,23:
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

"I. 90. F.-ooyENANrL LODGE. NoI3 Co.
uS Ofcers aud members relReetrf 20 meef
THIS EVENING, af O'Clock 90 max arrange
ments fer the funeral Of BRO. FRANcIs CrRRsS.
which viii take place Sunday afteernoon NJ 4
O'Clock Members OF sister Lodges are inv ia
ap9n NJ. j. fOUNG,N.G.
"ArTEsTIQN kSlGaTs or PHYrHIaS.
N3 hEhMlNE LODGE, Ne. 1.-THE mon,
bsrs OF HtrmIne Lodge, No. n, X. Of r are ~
Gnestsd 20 meet st the Ledge THIS EVENING
- o clock: 20 make arrangements for the funeEa,
OF our late Bro. FRsNcIs CURRAN,
sp 2an EVA JOR8ENSEN, q
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OUR NEW STYLES of Corsets, from France
and Germany, have just arrived, and can be
had in al qualities and prices.
q. BAUM, Corset Innortar
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27

IT COHESIVE clip the following
from the Galveston News of the 9Th
inst. The railroad, it seems, is be-
ing constructed faster than you may
suppose: 49,,
A dispatch dated April Gath says
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad is completed twenty-five
miles into the Indian Territory and
would progress at the rate of forty
miles per week for the next few
months. We suspect the dispatch
should have read forty miles per
month, and even at that rate it
will reach Texas almost by the end
of August next. This more nearly
accords with the Austin part of the
dispatch, which says the road will
be completed south Of the Arkansas
river by the 1st Of July. The pros
poet is certainly encouraging TO
our stock raisers, especially that
they will be able, early in the fall,
to put their beeves on the cars with
out driving them out of the State,
and will thereby be saved months
of driving overland, and heavy ex-
penses. The net proceeds of their
sales viii thereby be increased by q
large per centage. The result must
be 4 saving Of hundreds Of thou
sands of dollars 10 the State from
the cattle trade alone.
At the above rate of progress the
road will reach Bolivar Point,
which is stated TO be its terminus
on the Gulf before the end Of an
other yeat.