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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15

Re,olred by the Senate AVID Honse " RepreseHtd-
fires q. Lks United States @h"sried IN <oH0re''
dsIenlbied.
Thai the Secretary Of War be and he hereby Is au:
thorirsd TO deliver 10 the Governor OF the state OF
Rhodc Island four condemned iron Inortars, 10 be
usci in the erection OF . soldiers monument al
Providence. In sAld State.
Sr.. q And be Il further resolved, That the Secre-
t.yy az War be and no IL hereby authorized TO de-
liver 10 the municipal, authority Of Bucksport, In
the State OF Main, four eondsmned irvn CANNON
erection or q Soldisn' monument At that place. i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15
(Approved July II. lsI0.l

TPubIIc-NO. T0.1
AN ACT to vacate the Fort Dakota military reser.
walton In the Territory Of Dakota, and for other
DurDoSes. ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15
Approved July !, lsT0.l

(Public-So. 1901
AN ACT In relation to certain unsOld land IN the
counties Of Porter and Lake. IN the State Of Ind.
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lIsH, Sccretary of Statc.
Approved July :. 1870.

tPubllc-No. l3t.J
AN ACT TO establish an additional land district In
the State Of Kansas.
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Speaker Of the House OF Representatives,
SCHUYLER CoLFAX,

Received by the President January q, 1871.
fNOTE BY THE DEPARTMENT or SrArE.-The fore
going Act having been presented to the President Of
the United States for his approval, and not having
been returned by him to the House OF Congress In
which II originated within the time prescribed By
the Constitution OF the United States, has become .
law without his APPROVAL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15

Be q enacted by the Senate and Ho1se Of Repesesf.
atires q the Uaited Gates Of America IN Conores,
assembled, .
thorizc the Secretary Of War TO settle and adjust the
expenses Of the Rogue River Indian War" Approved
the seventeenth Of July. eighteen hundred and nny.
four. be. and the same Is hereby extended to the two
Captains Jesse Walker and Nathan Olney, called
into service TO suppress Indian hostilities In Oregon
In eighteen hundred and fmty-four.
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[Publlc-Nu. l7I.l
Approved July 10, $50.

(Publc-NU. EI.l
AN ACT to amend section four Of the act Of March
thlrty-onc, eighteen hundred and slXty-eight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15

AN ACT to pay two Companies Of Oregon volun
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[ApprOycd peecmber %, ls70.-u. s. GRAyr.I

AN ACT to enlarge the Jurisdiction OF the Probate
Courts In Idaho Territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15
Approved July II, 1870.

Public Resolution-So ST.
A RESOLUTION granting condemned ordnance
for a soldiers monument at Providence, lthode
Island, and At Buckspot, In tho State OF Saihe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15
Approved July !, 1870.

fPn6lie-No. I3L ..,..
tablish and TO protect national cemeteries"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15
Approved January Il, lSIl.l

A RESOLUTION authorizing the appointment Of
commissioner In relation TO the Republic OF Do
minlca.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15
Approved January q. 1871.

An ACT for the relief Of PIerp0nt Seymour, Of East
Bloomfield, New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15
Approved January 20. ISL.

AN ACT % amend an Act entitled In Act TO u
tlorizs the rcflndlng Of the National Debt"
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
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Anproyed July u. $50.

IPuble-No. ISL ~, ~ internal
AN ACT to amend existing laws resauns
IA revenue.
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rpub,lc RcsolutIon-No. 65.l

A RESOLUTION to reguiat; the effect u a vote Of
the thah.S Of Congress upon promotion In the
Navy. an .' .." ..
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[Approyed January 10, l7l.l

A RESOLUTION to authorize the restoration OF
Benjamin :. Richards 10 the active list or tile
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-15
approved January 10. is5I.I

AN ACT In relation to certain Territorial PcnIten
tinrtes.
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A L Z X A n d r La.

MALICIOUS AssAULT-on Saturday night
last, brutal and malicious assault was m a lie by
the Captain OF canal boat named Jas. Scott
upon crippled man named John Smith, one of
his hands. The boat left here for Cumberland
late Saturday evening, and had reached Four
Mile Run when Smith eNpoStulated with tie
captain for malireating woman who was on
board The Captain responded by seizing a
Ratchet and cutting him severely in the back
and assaulting him 80 furiously that he had To
jump overheard and swim ashore and conc al
himself. Smith lay hid all night, but YESTERDAY
morning managed iii his wounded condition to
crawl as far as the turnpike, where he was
found by Mr. Pipher and brought to town in
wagon. kilograms have been sent to points
along the canal authorizing the arrest and COM
mitment of Scott. Smiths wounds are repre-
sented TO be of a severe though, it is thong
not mortal character.
ALEXANDRIA AND FEEDERICksBURG r. R.
As promised in Saturday Is Gazette, the grading
OF north Henry street for the Alexandra and
Fredericksburg railroad WAS commenced this
morning, and will be prosecuted along that
street TO its intersection with the Washington
turnpike. Nearly the entire line of the roai
from here to QuanticO, with the exception of the
bridges-and they are in rapid progress of con-
struction-is now ready for the ties, which are
piled up along the whole route, and the arrival
OF the rail Is expected here daily, and for the
reception of which "Brown Shed" has been
rented and is now being repaired
SWORN IN Captain Webster, Lieutenant
Smith and the twenty-one policemen elected by
the City Council last Thursday night, were
sworn intoofiice by the Mayor this morning
and Immediately went on duty.
PROPERTY SALB-A lot of ground on the
East side OF Washington street, between Gibbon
Beck, Knox d Kirby, real estate agents, to
George l.. Seaton for SIS.
APPLICATION FoR PAGDoN.-An application
for the pardon 81 4. r.. Bird, convicted OF biga-
lures of many of the most respectable residents
OF the city.-Gdzefts. lest ereniEg.
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been black-hearted scoundrel, but spare me
for the sake OF my poor children!" This he
sald, and much more, while his first victim
sobbed bitterly, and united her voice with that
OF her shining husband in pleading for mercy.
The first impulse of the New York wife was 10
cary her threat into execution, and then and
there to have him arrested for bigamy. Finally
moved 20 pity for
THE POOR WYE OF HIS YOUNGER DAYS.
she told him she would allow the matter II rest
until she could obtain advice. The two wives
then LETT the building
SHALL THERE Re A SEQUEL
We are not at liberty 10 divulge more at pres
ent. Suffice IL to say that the New Yorker, on
condition that he would at once furnish her with
such documents as should secure her n divorce,
and in consideration of the pitiable plight his
first wife and children would be in, generously
agreed to let him 90 unpublished for his infamous
crime.
THE NEW YORK WIFE GOES HOME.
The documents referred to were forthcoming
Yesterday, and armed with them she left for
New York ON the Q O'Clock train last evening.
II is not improbable that on informing her
mother and friends of her lenient course in re-
lation to the scandal they may insist upon his
immediate prosecution for bigamy.
THREATS OF SUICIDE.
He has assured his family that should such
action be taken he will commit suicide sooner
than stand a trial. Meanwhile the scoundrel
apparently, far from fully realizing the ruin he
has wrought, occupies a 81 ESQ position under
government and trembles lest he receive the
penalty due his heinous crime.
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The Ero,in< ex.Ru,ter Merchant.
WHAT HIS WIFE SAYS ABOUT 1T.

Her Distress at Hsr Husbands IsfcIelty.
The publication in THE STAR OF last evening
of the intended departure from washington Tor
Saratoga OF q weli-known butter dealer. or ex-
butter dealer, with another mans wife has
created a sensation in Georgetown where the
parties all reside, Mr.. L., the ex-butter man,
being well known in both cities The story as
Mrs. l. relates it, is as about as follows:
Mr.. l. contemplated a business trip 10 st.
Lopis, and had informed his wife that he would
leave on SATURDAY via Baltimore Having
cluded to accompany him far as that point,
and went TO the depot at 3 O'Clock p. m, on the
day mentioned. She had meanwhile heard that
Mrs F., of Georgetown, intended to accom-
pany her husband, and that her, (Mrs. F's)
baggage had been sent to the depot in
Mrs. lis name. Sire enough, on her
baggage, with which she was not familiar,
had been forwarded to the depot i'm her (airs.
L.'s) name. She did not, as stated, claim this
baggage, Gut simply explained the state of af-
waited at the depot from until O'Clock D. m,
but saw neither her husband nor Mrs. F.. She
thinks ii probable, however, that he did take the
O'Clock train as she has notseen him since Sat-
urday evening. II is also probable that Mrs.
F. was notified Of the presence of Mrs. l.
at the depot, and that she did not therefore
leave on the train with Mr.. l., rs she had in
tended. Mrs. l., who is a woman of about
fOrty-fye years old, with seven children, two of
them interesting young ladies, states that for
the past eighteen months she has suffered
untold mental agony ON account of her hus-
bands misconduct Whenever he was charged
with iniidelity he has lightly dismissed the ac-
cusation as the work of his personal enemies,
who were annoyed at his domestic happiness
and worldly prosperity, and who desired to in
jure him out of pure malice. She has long since,
however been too well assured of the truth of
the stories which have been circulated about
him in connection with Mrs +. The latter is
the mother of two children, one of five and the
other of two years. She is about twenty two
years of age, and is of progressing appearance.
Before marriage she was known az something of
a belle in the eastern part of this city.
THEB. c. C.'s (bailifis of the Criminal and
Circuit COurtsJ will give a grand picnic at
Al n RS Park, on It'll street. on Thurs Law next,
and have made every arrangement to ensure
their friends having a good time.
THE CELEBRATION of st. Peters Sunday
School will take place at Ana'ostan Island to-
morrow, and preparations being made to
ensure the occasion being an enjoyable one.
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G EOR ETC W N.

FoR CoBB's IsLAND.-The Lady of the Lake,
which left yesterday, took down a number OF
prominent business men for visit TO Cobbs
Island. among them Messrs. ID. l.. Shoemaker,
W. III. DougaI, John D Beali, and Robert Crop
ley. They viii return in about ten days
HE CANAL.-1he following canal boats have
arrived M u Sonnor' y l.. k'dweil, and w >.
Huntington, all loaded With coal. The boat
Round Top, No. 2, arrived from Hancock, Nd,
last night, with go barrels of c. ment for George
Waters.
THE RIvER-Arrived this morning from New
York, the steamer K. G.. knight, with general
merchandise for District merchants; Also, the
steamer George Ill. Stout, Captain Ford, from
Philadelphia; the schooner William Magee, to
Wheatlty Brothers from Norfolk, with IS 900
feet OF lumber. There were NO arrivals Of grain
up to p. m.
Georgetown Sehuetzen Verein, Capt. III. c.
Nolkman, king, are now having their third an
nual festival at the Green Springs Sehuetzen
Park. The procession, which was swelled by
large delegations from the Germania Schuetzen
OF Washington, and the West Baltimore organi-
zation, marched through the principal streets of
the city at 10 O'Clock yesterday, headed by the
Marine Band, and making very crvditable dis
play. Arriving at the park addresses OF wclco me
u the visiting delegates were delivered. After
which the members sat down to a sumptuous
banquet. Prize shooting and bow hing followed,
ana IN the evening dancing and other amuse-
ments were indrlged in until late hour. This
afternoon the king shooting viii take place, after
which u &c king Tor the coming year will be duly
button of prizes.
ST. STEPHEN's CHURCH (washington) Sun
day School (Catholic) is holding pic mic at An
alostan Island to-day. At about 10 O'Clock this
morning the procession, numbering between two
and three hundred, including the teachers and
friends Of the school, preceded by the Marine
Band, marched through the streets 10 the river
where they took boats for the Island.
The STREET CARs.-Our city is at presen
without any street cars, owing to the repair OF
the bridge across Rock Greek, and those who d.
sire TO go to Washington are obliged to cross the
Bridge street bridge and take the cars OF the
Washington and Georgetown rain Dad on the
east side. This is great inconvenience, and in
dignatiCn L. expressed at the neglect of the com
pany in not placing two transfer cars on this side
for the convenience of passengers. There is nc
shelter where the ears now stop, and should il
raj persons coming this way would be drenched
to the skin beioi e they could reach Georgetown
Two cars would be enough to make the connec-
tions. .tt- r.~t bel
FINE WHEAT-We saw this morning al
Welch's wharf schooner loaded with 5,OOC
bushels of strictly choice Baltimore wheat-tht
finest that has been yet reached the market
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Georgetown Advertisements
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.

CORPORATION DEEDS VII be issued for Inc
Property herein Described, unless said Property is
redeemed on CT before the lsrH DAY OF yrLT, Isl.
GEO w BEALL.
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e31 Penn. avenue, corner TX St

Ice CRRAN-Harvey & Holden corner nth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the
finest quality of Ice Cream to all parts Of the
city, in quantities TO suit the purchaser. tt
DIR. WHITE, Chirepodiss, removes Corns,
Bunions, Bad Nails, &c, giving direct relief,
opposite Treasury, Washington, and Z, North
Charles street, Baltimore. n
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TORTOISE Shell Hoop Chains, bracelets, fine
French gilt jeweiry received at Priggs jewelry
store, No. 4d Pennsylvania avenue, near Az
street.
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During he Prerdb1lfg Hard Times
1t becomes every one to economize in their ex-
penditures. In the article of clothing alone, q
suff cient saving can be effected to mitigate in
measure the prevailing scarcity of money, at
p. WALLAcH's, corner Ak St and Pa. ave.
He offers this opportunity to the public by
selling the best articles of clothing that can be
obtained, at from 10 to ~ per cent. cheaper than
any other house.
Dontf TO gire me a call.
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CIT l / Il Il NJ S.


HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
removes scurf and all impurities from the scalp.
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CLOTHING.
During the Prerdaing Hard Times
IL becomes every one to economize in their ex-
savipr ,ne a h OF Gl2 f
measure the PREVAILING scarcity of money, at
~ WALLa .t,i ;, corner ~ 81. anu ia. aye.
selling the best articles of Clothing that can be
obtained, at from Is to 20 per cent Cheaper than
"i h. ILL., a., I1 ~ Sf.. 80.
~ !" Wv NV d u.ru
.- Ell Pom .varna cornar H.,
. -, NO' -
.,reat mi Penn.si;s mon' come, GOMEZ LIN .,n
finest quality of Ice Cream tn ali narts of the
cifv n, Quantities 70 s,,;t the nnrchaser " - 0
-.e- e11e .-o Y--0A
DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, removes Corns,
a,d ca's;n pau No Ssin &C.. ghg are s rsnet'
opposita TSeasury. wsshinrton' and = NortS
Tharles street Rsl,imnrs ~no - -So1en
49, -o<s .a-.--
Ever Since the sewing machine was invented
dIst;eIass machine sas could be sold at Tea,
the Wilson Sewing Machine companies belongs
the credit of having succeeded in attaining this
object. The Mclean Hooper-Company has pro-
duced machine which sews directly from f two
spSols, forms the elastic lock,stitch, and runs
ugn1t sunh NY o.ngI Macnlns using TWO
palm OF excellence as hrst-eiass tailoring ma,
enine, peing more durable IN construction and
t u.ei IN .nS t s MorAng paris,
merely preducing nghtef running ana more
easy managed shuttle EN- machine than any OF its
conpeu.ors. [Ilce nst.-mcLeam q hooper
macnines, Sfo, 20 xoo and S'o; wilson's, $40,
fhai NJ nsstS s, s,, ana Siz9t a, hssen
these machines on very accommodating terms.
Two SHOW CASES tor sale at Pr,ncs,.s Rayar
1oes Pennsy,vsnJa avenue "0 - = NV DaNai'
"-" o-t~ee, ~
HOOP SKIRTS of the best material, made to
order, and always q good assortment on hand:
cold at reasonable prices, at c. BAUM's Hoop
Skirt Factory 7thstreet Intellipeneer BUILDING.
80
ves Of All made OF the bes
set Manufacturer, 9TH st., Inteiligencer Build
ing. Eg.lh - 90 i.7..Ns-r7.i
IXp,rs, ryrnrRa 1PSsrTs Of an dissertations
prices, at Q. BAUn's Undergarment Faatory,
soro pn1sor's and see the everlasting watch
Key Fl Fits any yst a.. and warranted not to
Our DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best I'M
pOIte0, ana Always tnc IaIRcot 0SSOftf0eut OF
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TIE SECOND GRAND Picnic OF the Lover
tuFe Guards came of yesterday evening I'm the
grove Of s. p. Browns, near the terminus Of 1ifh
street, and was grand success.
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NEW PUBIxoATIoNs.-From j. Shillington,
j. G. Parker and the National News Company
i33 Pennsylvania avenue) we have Madame
Demorest's Mirror Of FasAioas for August; from
Shillington and Parker we have Scribnsr's
koxfAly for August, IAN excellent numberD and
from the American News Company the much
talked-of ..German Conquest OF England in
1875 - reprinted from Blackwood
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TEAS.

AZ VIII he seen by tire above list our stock COM
prises sixteen different varieties, OF which hsvo
large supply now on hand, and constantly re-
oeivine fresh invoices and facilities for obtain
ing and receiving the same such as that hAvo
no hesitancy in asserting that aide compete
fully with any house this side Of New York.
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CoLoRED CAMP MKETISe.-A camp meeting
under the auspices OF the Baltimore and Pa
T. Church (colored) win be held I'm Haslup's
Giose, near Annapolis junction, beginning on
Frieay, August 18th. Many Of the most emf
be present.
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A POLICEMAN THROWN PROM HIS HORSE
AND BADLY HuET.-This morning Oficer Robt.
French. Of the mounted police force, was on his
way to report at roll call, when the girth Of his
saddle broke, Tightening his horse which started
of, and the rider was thrown on the ground and
severely injured in his left side and arm He
was picked mp by Sergeant Pool and Private
Morgan and taken to the station-house where
his wounds were dressed, and he was then sent
home.
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BASE BALL--ARother Defeat for our BIae
.StoekiHSs.-The contest on the Union grounds,
New York, between the Olympics, of this city,
and the Mutuals, of New York, yesterday, was
attended by only 200 people. An exciting game
was anticipated, but the game was not up to the
mark. There were thirty-iwo errors in the game,
which opened favorably for the Mutpals, who
at the end of the third inning had the lead six,
&c nothing. The 0lympics pulled up and closed
the sixth inning with totals of nine to seven. In
the last inning the Mutuals added seven and the
Olympics two, the Mutuals winning-16 to 9.
This leaves the Mutuals the winners OF two
games out of the first three. Empire, Theo.
Bomeisler, of the Eureka.
The following Is the score by innings:
SMlymBIIsr.-.....-.--..-..-.---ss 9 Ia
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A GRIEvANcE.-Ed. Star. Is II possible for a
minister to be delivered from what he terms an
intolerable HsisaHce,-in having a gang of I'M
manageable boys rushing In at his gate, crowd
ing his porch, and peering in at his windows,
may choose 10 pay him a special visit for a very
important purpose. In other words, can we not
he private when we desire to De, without being
thus plagued? Is il not within the power and
province Of the police 10 stop this, or must we
make special effort TO secure a guard for any
particular occasion, OF which one may be aware,
or suspect such state Of things? Such Is our
complaint from Georgetown, as We have been
used to better things. Don Carlos.
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LADIES win please call and see our improve
styles Of Corsets, all made Of the best materials
and every pair warranted to fit. G. BAUM, Coz
set Manufacturer, 9TH st., Inteiligencer Build
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.
ELOrR DOWNS

Frern DOWNS
FLOUR DOwNu
FLOUR DewNm
DO NOT BE DECEIVED.
FLOUR HAS DECLINED, AND THOSE WHO
PATRoNIzE rs WILL RECEIVE THE
BENEFIT OF THE DECLINE.
PRICE REDUCED FROM soc. TO si PER BBL.,
ACCORDING TO BRAND.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
FINE THREE STORY TOR ERICE DwEhLISa, on

FINE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING, ON
A LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTION. -
~ i will sell, at auction. on WEDNESDAY :
1e:j July the 18th INST, ct o clock 2. the
A premises that fine new ti,ree-story Brick Dwell
ling and back building ON the east side Of Market
street, next south of the corner OF ID street. The
buildings contain nine rooms and dry cellar. Gas
throughout the house: water in the kitchen Lot Is
feet front by Loo feet deep running back to II foot
alley
Tcrms: One fourth cash; remainder in D, 2 and 3
years, h interest al cent, pay aide uarterly,
secured by deed Of trust stamps and conyeyancing
at cost Of purchaser. go down at sale.
jyl-d Rep. SCour. TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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EVER SINCE the sewing machine was invented

HOOP SKIRTS of the best material, made to
order, and always good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at c. BAUMs Hoop
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligeneer Building.
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3 TnE ssrApLrsHxxnT ef NJ II. Prince, Nos.
evening at p. m during the heated term. II
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w. - sBEsf FAMILY flour,
- MAde By W. II, Tenney 4 Sons, Georgetown,
ID .c-svarrsnted frlly equal 70 any Family Flour
sold In the District.
Persons wanting Flour uniform ana q the best
quality are requested 20 give its trial.
Every barrel and sack guaranteed
HALL A HUNT.
No ISL Market Space,
POOLE A HUME,
jeH-lm No. asa Penn. ave-, near - -