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BIZ REPERxxcE to the advertisement else
ley, formriey Of the Metropolitan Hotel In this
city, takes charge OF the re.Stanrant and dining
rooms Of BE- Hotel BrunswicS. one Of the most
stylish establishments In New Isgk.
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ANorHER WARNING Re TO THE CARELESS Usx
G. FIREx Rxs.-Thomas johnson, a boy living
on 9Th sreet southwest, accidentally shot his
thumb of Nth pistol last night DIR. Mcwn-
hsms amputaf.,d the fractured part, and the boy
A. doing we'll
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover pr,
vents the hair from falling of. Use il.
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LADIES UNDERGRADUATES of all descriptions
on hand and made 10 order, at very reasonable
prices, at 9. BAUM's Undergarment Faatory
9Th street, Intelligencer Building.
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THE FErT.-For Corns and other dis
eases of the feet visit DR.. Whites rooms No. 535
18th street, opposite L.. s. Treasury, Washington,
ID. G., or No. North Charles near Baltimore st.
Baltifnore Nd.
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TIE WAsETEGTox SkArrrg CIrB held n
meeting Last night az the rooms OF the Board OF
Trace 20 make arrangements for the lauidatiou
OF the debt due on their grounds. It was finally
determined 20 form q new or ganizstion The MEM
bers 10 be ASSESSED pro ruta and 70 take possession
OF the property OF the old club A. q joint stock
Company. -f- coo 4 - q ~
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Attractive PRICES
At p. WAIIACp,a.

Odeon Hall, AZ street and Pennsylvania ave.
Mems Suits, Youths Suits, Boys Suits, White
Drab D'ete, Seersucker Goats. Cheviot, CASH
mere and Alpaca Frock Coats. White Mar
seilles 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 Drsb D'ete Vests, 80 TO "A. Linen and
Alpaca Busters.
Give us a call at 3s1 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, ID. G.
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TIE ESTABLISHMENT of NJ. III. Prince, No
1000 Pennsylvania avenue, viii close every
evening at p m. during the heated term. II
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LADIES VIII please cali and see our improved
styles of Corsets all made OF the best materials,
and every pair warranted to fit. G. BAUM, Cor
set Manufacturer, 9Th ST., Intelligencer Build
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Go TO PRINCES and see the everlasting watc
Key. Fits any watch, and warranted not {
wear out. Price 50 cents. If
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FINE FREScH SETS,
Fine Rubber Sets,
Fine Oroide Studs,
Fine Orai.la Chains


received at Priggs Dollar Store, No. AZ Penn
sylvania avenue, between * and 9th streest.
ECONOMY IN THE KlTcHEN.-Prudent house.
keepers are ever on the alert 20 practice economy
In the culinary department. In no way can this
be done more effectually than in the use of Ba-
king Powder which combines purity, strength,
and reliability. Dooley's Yeast Powder has at
tanned the deserved reputation of being econoni-
cal, convenient and wholesome, besides which IL
win produce from barrel of -four TWENTY-FIVE %
forty pounds more bread, rolls, Sc, than by the
Old process OF raising dough with bakers or hop
ICES the guarantee that it will give entire saSis-
faction. w&s
HOOP SKIRTS Of the best material, made 10
order, and always good assortment ON hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at @. BAuM's Hoop
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building.
oUR DOLLAR KID CLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment OF
sizes and colors, at G. BAUM's Kid Glove Depot,
It'll street, Intelligencer Building.
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CAUTIoS-Bspare Of lapostors,-As some un-
scrupulous parties are in the habit of stating
that their places of business are branch stores OF
the Original Franc, 1 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 9TH St, between ID and E.
CowLING's PATENTED NEcKTIE FASTENER
for sale wholesale and retail, at the Original
francs, 43l Ith street, between ID and Z. No
branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITE SHIRrs-one,
two or three pleate-eyelets, buttons or studs
open in front or in back-an sizes-at the Origi-
nal Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 431 7th
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, 4317th street. Look
for the name. No branch stores. "A
THE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS which the $40
Mclean a. Hooper Elastic Lock-stitch Sewing
Machine has met with, has induced the Messrs.
proved Wilson Shuttle $40 Sewing Machine,
(Which stitch alike on both sides OF the fabric
Either of those machines are frst-class; can d
az much variety work as any, and even more
than some-high priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
by A. 81 j. Rosenthal, 70. 40 Seventh street
p. S-The Wilson Improved Shuttle Machine
Is Wen adapted for heavy work, such as leather,
cto1fag, ETC., as it is for all kinds of family sew
ing, and we would call the attention OF shoe
makers, tailors, carriages trimmers, &c, % the
fact.
EXTRAORDINARILY 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.
- Ect j. RosENTHAL, No. 4o4 It'll street
CALIFoRNIA CATAwBA WINE on draught, at
Miner's, 40 9Th street, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. ID l3s.e 80 Esr 3,2.S:
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Georgetown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

R-J TlQNAL GIARPSs-YOu M lsrebv ordered
g meet az Kaiser Hsi, Greeae stree, ~ clock
joining The ccmpany win ploase hand ia thsir
FILA &c. voLKMAN. Captain.
LOOK LOOK
Cur stock az rOOKS, STATIONERY. MrSTC,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. CHTIpREN'c CAP
very large, and viii be sod At prices % suit the
times.
Several Psrlor Organs and nne Pianos very low.
PoE a sELIGsoN.
lel4ws,n Georgetown. ID. G.
by c. n. TliOM CO..
- Real Estate Agents.
No. 11c 18th street, Washincton, d. G..
cTI0N SALE
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CHEAP SUMMER GOODS
~ FOR sALE nv
RENI MIN MIL I'D
CLOTHING.
CLOSING OUT SAILS

CLOSING OUT SALES
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHrLDEEN-s
BISMARCK, zorAyE ,1 AND wELhINGToN
HARVEY JACKET SUITS.
DERBY SUITS.
METROPOLITAN SUITS.
The above styles in SUMNER cAssrMEREs,
CHENIOTS, WHITE DUCK. MARsIILES and
C0LoRED LINENS, manufactured with taste aud
elegance for all uges from 20 youths Of - years Of
age.
Also, SHIRTS, COLLARS, DRAWERS, TIES,
SOCKS, &c, &c.
Great opportunity for good goods at Low prices.
NOAH WALKER CO..
Gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SI1 SUIT AT OAK Hall.
Men, when they meet
Upon the Street,
And stop TO greet,
HAVE YOU e SKY H TIE sn suIrAr
FULL SUIT,
In Chesterfield SEX OF DERBY, a,
While we make the ii Suit specially, We claim.
Most Complete, v.riea ha sns 'f Be-, selected s
Fine, fresh TashonaSe Fsuiilessiy ting Oh
MEMS, YoUTHs' 4" AND BE BoSs' y WEAR
OAK HALL,
j. III. SMITH CO.
CLOTHIERS ANB THILORS. jelslm.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE rrBLrci
CLOTHING!
cLoTRIN6.!
CLoTHgNG!!
ssn E Hike srs4 BOYS BOYS ami s
description. Must be closed out at once, without
f.cture, and Of latest design In addition To- the
ISsIsafSs GOODS . 2 sseS e na sfs sa.i
can viii convince you q rare bargain az
- L. 0PPENHEMEx-a,
No. sls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
nyIem Between Niuh and rensk streets.
L j. HEIBERGER. -.. = ~.
T.. (successcr 20 a. Y. Loudon Co..
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY,
..-s MERCHANT TAILOR,
Metropolitan Hotel, (lafe Brvwuss.D
Uls-u No. S62 Penn n avenue. Ws<hincton.
DHILADELPHIA N ALE t.rt. .t-r
l. - AND BRDWU STOUT.
Bottled expressly fer family use, ana for s.se 40
One Dollar and Fifty Cents per Doso
By PALMER GRIFFIN,
- Successors 70 Riley A. shim,
- Depot 81 Greene street. esorsstevn,
EB.-A libsrai discount 90 dealers. myr-y
WELDON PINE LUMBER,
Wboleeale only. Bills cus 20 order
u. y. R0NM0HGER, Norfoik, Va
Orders solicited myx7-iys
". HOUSE. SIGN,
oRNANEETAL RAfEfER AND eLAzrHR,
No. ess LoUIHAEA AvENUE.
InDta<icns Of al kinls q wood snd marble ussfiy
: sxesnted n the --latest snd noss spprovsd styiss-
jys-iy PROMPTLY ATTENDED 70.
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EXTENSIVE CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN THE CENTRAL PART Or

A BY virtue 81 two DEGREES of the Supreme Court
f:: Of the District Of Columbia, bearing date the
9Th day Of November, ls7e, and the - day of
June, ISL, passed In the cause OF Magruder vs..
Lang deyisees, we will sell, on WEDNESDAY, the
21st day Of June, A. D. I7l, At O'Clock p. m, on
town Of which the late Eleanor Lang died seized or
entitled 90 be seized, the frOnting upon Bridge
proved with Brick Buildings in great part
The property VIII be sod in seven sep rate par
css Plat Of which will be exhibited AZ the day Of
sale which are partially described follows: Nos.
alley, with depth Of 60 feet; Nos aud each have
feet 20 an alley laid out; Nos. and each have a
front Of 80 feet High street with depth Of IS u
feet; and 10; No. fronts about SsS feet Bridge
street, with depth Of - feet, and alley of 10 feet
wide, leading TO Warehouse alley. No IL improved
With the property long known Mrs. Lang Hotel:
Noe b and are imprOye ed with brick buildings hth-
erto used IN connection with said hotel. No Il un-
improved No. has n brick warehouse upon IN, AMI
binds on Warehouse alley; and Nos and are com
paraively proved, but fronting the Butch
ers Market will be valuable for ket stands The
sale viii commence with lot Mol.
Terms OF sale as prescribed By the court are: One
and u months, with interest from day Of SALE or
cash 50 20 be deposited on each lot when the same
The property is in the business center Of George
town, and commands the attention Of persons wish
ing to own desirable and valuable proparty
HUGH CAPERTON.l -,
FRED. W. JONES. ( irusteee-
je6-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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TBr EXCURSION Of Mount Vernon Lodge,
Knik hts Of Pythias, to Glymont ON Monday viii
be one ofthe most pleasant trips Of the season.
See ADVERTISEMENT.
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THE GRAND YEsrIvAL for the benefit Of sc.
Josephs Orphan Asylum, to be given ut Lnf1er'l
garden on Monday next, win be well conducted
and pie astng entertainment, and should be extern
sveiy Iatronized by our charitable citizens.
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BkykSTe NTssrRZLs.-The names OF Dan
Bryant andhls company are synonyfnous with an
that II best and funniest In the minstrel line They
come ssre Dext week, and yin be welcomed by
tyeIyboSy who likes hearty laugh. They open
& the Eafsopai Tbester ON Monday evening
next xirh Selse seymour, Little Mack and ala
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NEW WATER MAINE TO kx LATp-The
Water Board met las< evening ana. Ordered water
mains 70 Ia laid: On seventh street south from
ID 10 Water street, N soon as possible, As the
street issnos being graded and paved: Tenth
street southeastto be continued and completed;
Eleyeath street northwest, from p 90 street:
ont.And-a-hAif street southwest, bexween ID
and = streets, Seventh strest easf bst,~eeI
Pennsysssns aFonue and q street south.p street
between Mn and Tenth streets noxthvest:
Eedtern stree ,foorn o 20 Q streets. Nuaerous
Potomac water, but the Board could oaIy pro-
vide Tor de use OF the pipe now en- hand
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THE POUND.
A New InstitutiOn.

The Arrangements and Aandgement-O Operations 50
Fdr-Tke Effect in Preventfng Animals from
Roaming the Streets.
This morning, the pound masters men were
out quite early, but they were not as successful
i'm taking up animals running loose upon the
streets as they were yesterday. They succeeded
in capturing only fifteen cows. In searching
through the .anes and alley ways, where "stray
critters" used most to abound, they found so rev
hogs and geese at large that Il was s se
finals generally. OF the fifteen cows captursa
this morning, seven were redeemed before eight
O'Clock, and of those captured yesterday, Twelve
cows and a horse and mule. with number Of
geese, were redeemed.
THE POUND
is located at the corner of LIST and q streets N.
w, and is under the charge OF Mr.. i. z. Hoover.
Mr.. A. Richardson is clerk. On Q street the
length of the enclosure Is l5i feet, and on lst
street 100 feet. This space senclosed by strong
board enes high I'm ,ns N tbe
CATTLE hogs, Sc, kept. Into this pen the un-
claimed are driven each morning after cap
ture, from the apartment adjoining 1t on the
SOUTH which is of the same dimensions. In the
enclosure on the west of the corner space re-
served for the unredeemed is small space, 10
feet by 40, intended for dogs, and next adjoining
the stable, GA feet in length, and the Office.
Water is plentiful. there being good spring
near by. Early each morning there is
80 = MATINEE RECEPTION
plead for the return of their property; but the
fees being what the pound master relies ON to
keep his establishment running, tears and curses
avail nothing, but money talks effectively. Yes
terday two women followed their COWS in
charge of the captors mile or two, and
after half an hours beseeching and promising to
pay the fees when they got home, finding the
pound people obdurates they suddenly discoy-
cred that they had sufficient amount to secure
possession of their pets, and paying the amount
required, went OFF with their animals, and yet
they were not happy.
Ts.Et THE FEES CHARGED.
are as follows: Horses g, feeding, per day.
70 cents; cows 20, feeding 80 cents; goats anu
hogs 81 each, feeding % cents; geese % cents,
feeding % cents.
About O'Clock the Founders brought in two
horses, eight cows, four hogs, and twenty-five
geese, and the cows having been followed by
their owners, Zone q iournalist,) were speedily
redeemed, also one hog, the whole yielding
revenue of Sn. 1t was ascertained that three of
the cows brought in yesterday belonged to per
son living in Prince George county, Md, from
whom they were stolen about three weeks since.
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Two SHOW CASES for sale at Princes Basal
-l006 Pennsylvania avenue. 80 =, =
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. o I 1 c Il.

N o h.
Orders for MOVING or REPAIRING at present
win be left at my residence, No l13 Bridge street.
whore they viii be promptly attended 70.
jeS Nv J. b. WELLS.
CHEAP SUMNER GOODS
~
BENJAMIN MILLER,
1o1 BRIDGE STREET; GEoRGETQMN. d. G.
Ladies Dress Goods at REDUCED PRICES.
Black Llama Lace ShaWls
Victoria and White Organize Lawns.
Black Canvass Grenadines. frum Is c.s. to6l
Case Superior Bleached Cotton, yard wide,
Juglas Kid Gloves, Joserhs ditto. Spring colors,
81.
GAUGE Flannels, Summer and Under Vests
.splsndid Black Gro. Grain SIX, SI.75, 50,
A Large Stock Of Goods, for Men and Boys wear.
my6
cash PAID FOR LADIES', CENTS AND
" CHlDRENs CAST OFF CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, etc, at L. GRADwOaL ;, l13x
Bridge street, Georgetown. Mole By mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended 20. Oc25Iy
CLOTHING.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY OK
GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
AU TIoN SALE

IL On THURSDAY June 2ad, 1S71, AZ o'clock
III y. m NE shall sell, on the premises. the prop
..er1 known as q LEES HILL situated in
Se3rgetoNnl ~ Ion Road street between High aud
valley ~, Ihls property has been subdyided into
lots sutable ~ Size and situation for all classes Of
purchasers The completion 81 the street BRIDE.
aud the extension 81 the Metropolitan railroaa viii
greatly improve the facilities for reaching this prop
ery renoertng II cf the moet desirable localities
or residences m the District. combining the advaD-
tages Of city and country.
One portion OF this property Il improved by n
double Two story and be senent BRICK DIV ELLINI
HOCsE.with al the modern impruv eTncnts
Terms: one-third cash; the deferred payments IN
two and three years secured upon the property
On the improved portion SO deposit viii be re-
CURED at the time Of sale; hoo other lOs m the
terms are not complied with In ten days after sae
the property viii be resod AZ the risk aud cost Of the
dcfaulting purchaser after week notice in some
newspaper published IN the District of Columbia.
Plots 81 the subdix isiOn may be az Office,
and. on the day Of sale. on the premises
Immediately after the above. will sell two small
twO-stcry BRICK DWELLINGS on Valley stree,
pear the above described property. Terms made
known on the day of sale.
Should the weather prove unfavorable, the sale
will take place On the following Monday.
Jol41t THOS. BOWLING. Aucf.
LNOR RENT-That beautiful COTTAGE DWELL
u ING No. % lst street. GeorgetoVn joining the
elegant grounds q James :. WEIGH. lisa. complete
IN even respect, with all the modern improvements.
h Mt s 20 per mouth. JOHN T. MITCHELL.
jel35t No. % ist street, GeorRetoWn, u. Q.
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SARAH LEWIS, alias Madam Turner, Wao ma
BEEN in jail for some time past awaiting tssai q
an accesaOry to the murder o. Mrs. Wells b,
abortion, was yesterday released ON giving bond
In the sum of $500 for appearance Dr. Sehu
man Il still Ia Jail. .s---T.
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Mr.. RIDDLE, counsel for c. @. Bowen, caliet
ut the White Heuse yesterday, and failing TO se<
the President, let Tor him an application fol
pardon OF Bowen. = = 80
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Coy. Cooks to-day appointed George q. Cal
IIaon inspector Of lumber, vice Joseph Williams
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CARL RICHTER. agent OF the celebrated Schu,
maker pianos, has nov on hand Q large number
Of irstfunents of the best manufacture, and
eoliclts . visit fron those about purchasing.
power, briI1iancy depth and eyenness OF touch
and remarkable durability. These pianos re-
ceived the prize medal Of the worlds lair At the
Chrystal Palace exhibition, and Of course are
fully mp to the standard Of hst class instru-
mefits. Prof. Richtsr's rooms are a85 Psnnsyi-
vaniA avenue.
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ATTENTION il called to the advertisement In
another column OF an excursion 70 0lymont to
be given Wednesday, the 2Sth inst, for the bene-
htof MT. Joseph HI. Shafield. ~ =,
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July. "''''e ~
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MEMORIAL HALL.-The closing exercises of
this select school for young ladies took place I'm
the spacious rooms occupied by the school on
Tuesday, the 18th. The very large attendance
OF ladies and gentlemen, many OF whom were
patrons Of the school, was highly complimentary
TO the accomplished teachers, Misses Annie IT,
Evans and Helen +. WILLIAMS, principals: Miss,
Emma NJ. Williams, teacher of music, and Prof
Henri Mason, teacher of French. The exaEai-
nation was rigid, and the young ladies were
highly applauded for their excellence The
literary exercises were of the highest order
The programme for the day was as follows:-.
Coronation March, Mary Wilson; examination
in arithmetic; The Bohemian Girl, (instrlImen-
tai, Clara Wilsona and Jessie Waters; exan,na-l
ton ~ philosophy, conducted by Mr.. j. o. VIII
son; Duet from Mariana, Dollie Patterson and
Mamie Roose; The Letter Reading from Bret
Harte, by Pauline Prince; Solo, from Lurline.
N airy Wilson; examination in arithmetic by Mr.
j. o. Wilson; Songs of Seven, reading from Jean
Ingelov by seven young ladies; Baladine In
strumental Duet, Sarah Yeatman and Nav VIII
son; examination in French, conducted by Prof.
Mason; French Dialogue, by Marian Pylea,
May Wilson, Jennie Gardner and Bette Cheno-
weth; distribution Of priges--for Improvement In
French, presented by Prof. Mason, Narian
fyles, May Wilson, Jennie Gardner and Bette
Cnenoweth. The following prizes were pre-
seBted on behalf Of the teachers by Rev Dr.
Gibson :-Punctuality, Mary eynolds and Ka-
tie Reed; penosanship, AnrHe TurtOn and Lula
Guy; attention 10 study, Sarah Yeatman, Pen
line Prince, Ida Thomas and Mamie LatimeY-
mathematics, Sauie Talbert. Gold p,edals5
Spelling, Jennie Gardner; music, Clara Wilson:
frst honor, Marian Pylesl y ia y
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ARnEsrEp IN BALrIMoRe--PsterM Mine, col-
money from Mr.. Cochran, 81 WaAhinSt0us va
Yesterday committed foe the seton Il the So
thorities OF that city BY Justice Jardea---D&lsi-
more Sun. = q 11-T7.
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No more let thOrns infest the ground,

= NOT weeds. nor fhfaleS grow
EDITOR STAE:-The honorable directors of
the widely-celehrated Institution Of learning
called Columbias College win pardon a sugges-
ton, viz: that the row Of thisSles skirting the
college grounds On 14th street while neither use
ful nor Ornamental, is not in Keeping with the
spirit Of improvement which has of late years
marked the history of "Columbian." Would ii
not be we'll, therefore, now, just before they 90
TO seed, TO have these objects, fl only for the
"burning, /" gathered home'' by the reaper, and
thus rid foot-trayelefs by the college Of q Just
cause Of complaint? AK OLD SuBsc BIBER.
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s. JUsr1ce o. 8. b. WALL, who was shot nv
Captain Davenport on Wednesday last, Is sorne.
what better to-day, and his friends have hopes
NOW Of his recovery. SsS'
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THE BoDr or THE DROWNED MAN, JAxrs
morning two white boys discovered the BODY OF
q drowned man floating in the Eastern Branch
at Gufnand's wharf, foot Of Sd street southeast.
A. boat was procured, and the body brought
ashore, where Is has been identified as the BODY
of James webster, who was accidentally
Knocked overheard from q scow off the Arsenal
wharf, q stated In The STAR Of Thursday last.
The Coroper was notified IS a - ! =
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I The vKeBTABIx GARDEN of the President to
the west or the Executive Mansion win, when
the proposed extension OF Executive avenue.
noticed in TIE STAK few days ago, Is carried
out. be converted inte . Lawn similar to the one
on the east side of the White House,
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RAILROAD CHANGRs--The 4:1e train, Wash
ington branch Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
which has heretofore stopped only at sle prin-
cipal stations, win hereafter stop at all the way
stations, As azso the 7:45 train and the morning
trains, $40 and 9:25. The trains for Baltimore
passengers start at 6:45, 9, e:25 a. m. f2:45, 8,
40, $40 and 7:45 p m. The trains for principal
way stations Bladensburg, Belltsyille, Laurel,
and !: ~ The3 p. m. train stops at Jesups.