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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-05
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
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Iril De 40 Msuaiesier Depot o. Monlsy Oct
glh o. s'py BE werk. WheIc ! BE nuy an pa
tatoos that may be brought ~ payin tho higbeff
maritt price theftfar rsrlIrs having ppiators
20 6lsprset 1911 4 vol a. blinR them a. apca
a. fghall probably bAl ane wseh
81 III WllE LIN
Manchester oct. 81 1874 Aial2-
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IN BANKRUPTCY

Ia The District CRrt &c die Omitted States Er
tho District W Vermont
Ia the Matter q Louie Blanchard Bankrupt
~ Bankruptcy
The undersigned gives notice Of hls appoint
mrnt ui Assignee iu lilo above entitled suit hy
the District Court Of ssid District
At Bennington ia said District. september ",
1871
tslN23x HENRY NORTON Assignee
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TIL z COT RTS.

POI rCE CoCsT, Jadss Sn.H-Yesterday. chm
street ns.y %s9 On hh ina
smi. h. Anna Brooks; Mary Taylor, Anna Lewis
Anna Taylor had her head bandaeed np ana Whit
remained Of Der dress Was red with blood They
Bruce fol fighting In Georsetown was tinei So G, .
Brtwn, charged With stealing SO from Mar,
street. and had tax sio Gu, o. he drawer t. pur
chase msdicine sitb. ard Brown came in and
Srestenne sheet her II he raised am als ass
shsrs :. dsp.sI ii,tle fsne5 men and dspi n
denied aud stated that she was welding Tor her nus
band to come home Case suste .tee for defend
and Charles Dorsey, for profanity, were fned IS
. TO-DAY.
Ehpoievh baker, assault on James DaoRev, both
beT f.r
usy ba said she wa. sns"s shod G; y ' d"n
6ocdtI me: Tor belong TO Mosbys boys" several
aud the case dismissed. James Miles drunk
and disorderly hnsd 90 samuel shrtve, irdecent
shIeeves; .hsreeo with committing an assault on
ONCE, AldIieh; Dorsey lined So aud shTesy es
aMuIrAL s-sArLr
michael X Ce.mb George COMBS. and g
.; nortLiDgton MI; Combs pleaded guilty tut
no Hi hs naS MtS to Go Tth it, %ps
G"onb', pirad,d guilty This is cross fire, grow
decent exposure: iined SIS Hsth.niei Bu, ds, cai
Mullen hsekman al a3b street e wharf, fns sts g
and costs Also, charged with resisting Ofhcer Gua
%sR'Ss sprsai was TAKEN s and Baa si1
"s'u t - Az s SJgIs sy,sr,v ron cox,r.,
uyso k1s hP sS,S s sh"1sS yh stealing s0 from
To- her sns Se
r. him feel q her hand, and after lag thrS s
q Itch woman, and cCuid conjure her landlord and
make him lower her rent ae asked her FOR $40 70
S.gd z, once be taken on and :he would
party etoTe him once tst0r. 90 This same Kind Of
urs H ned him Hss and eo.. 'S 9 shs
In !aii; and that's what's the matter with Pinkney
Andrew Elliott. Ersne nT srs Maggie
M NAN. R hsSkins MARY Weeks, Lizzie Jscksen
ws,ssy srs. elas. anE Mada Pr ies
< uisA Mills; Maria Day. Rosetta Jackson. Jerry
BIsn-on and ofsisna san. all coie.ed. @Srt
srra'giS, Tor disortery conduct at a ball in 81
ana eer. Cesents Eodorick pn
van Doyle aud n adgau this morning at 4 o clock
where tb.y were Kept until ibe Black maria took
ID, NJ to the Police Court The Judge, after listen
IS each This hall has been int0,erabie nnisance
to the heishborhoc Tor long tune and The suthor
ues are ceterinied To pct STOP TO such a.
were wifressed there last night
--SOS.--
NEusenies favOrite color. are violet and
mauve.
ga mining school is to be started in ST.
Louis
~ Poison ordrowning is the most fashionable
suicide tor ladies this Spring.
1.-THE Queen of Denmark drives out in
shilling calico suit.
~ ChigDons OF mixed colore. A. blonde or red
and black, are announced as coming in vogue.
Shocking.
~ The Lou. Ledg. touchingly pictures "tha
masvolen' bug sitting in Western fence
corners aud waiting Tor business
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ALEXANDRIA.

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER VANDERBILT
This steamer while on her trip up the rIveI
saturday night from Aluia Creek, broke hsi
isabied her that she had 70 be tcw ed % IT,,
hty. She started tor Baltimore this ,norpin. IN
on Of the tug Atlantic to have the ne ceassrg
rerairs AIDE, which will take about fifteen
WAsHINGTONIANs FIskD-At the Nayor'-
once, wo colored men from Washing ton.
giving their names az Charles Wright anu
James Jones, with curled moustsches and
dressed in the most fashy STYLE. for ,lisorderiv
conduct on the streets, we're fined and dis
charged.
SALE.-OD the LIST inst, j. X. Johnston tras
zee, sold, at auction, about two acres OF land in
IN the county, adjoining Mr.. William Elliot's
property. for &loO.-Gasefte. lat epsnian
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GEORGETOWN.

THg STEAySHIP HRRCuLEs sunk on,,os;+e
the G6crgetow1 wharyes, is still in a bad blight;
Out ms morning three powerful steam puinU,
wet 10 work on her, and, by keeping the water
loW, The cargo OF coal was reached. and tins
morning nearly three hundred tons were taken
out and landed on Waters wharf II has now
been ascer'ained that she did not strike a rock
,or tfere are nc projecting rocks ia her route
from tie dock, and il not being supposed tn
she has sprung leak, it is conclusive that the
valve capof the water bottom OF tie steamer
was ieit open by neglect, and such will doubt
he steamer W
SALES OF WHRAT.-Three huudre bushels
OF wheat were sold this morning at - .654~l 70
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RAILROADS.
QALTlMOREA AND OHIo RAILROAI

RALTIMoRE AND OHIO kAILROAn
Train. between w4.sBfs1es sesmeer IS 1870
SSs III SSfS5SFls ~ X; r. 9R@l
WEST are now run as follows. Va.
FOB BALTIMOKE
s.s is! 500 %S.s q SO so s 90 s sDs
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
n; 400 and S;Sss I ~ .. ';s' and s;a' .
and 500 % Except sps t hhsaAs ssT.
jess STEP az. .sd zoo Q,
'g Tss s!6 sDd Relay ell o only, an,a., .,.n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Of 6:4s . IN. and 4:l0 D m Nc train N
or from Annapolis SH sSpasy " 90. u
.FoR BaILHTHGn6RE .
sSh VAT AZ s4 az ftS and sOo'n
Is.,r ron ALL P a sHG Z 81 So Fan b e. WEST.
500 and Sud except % Sunday, At 6:4a m, and
u O. %9ssy zoo and 500 !, M only connect.
Wheens PsrEersbS Tn I ,sans rem S'ltin0rs &c
,b Ees strssburs and points between BeI.y Hous.
Relay House with Strssburs and Winc6estsf econ
Through tickets to the West can be had a, ,h.
Washington Station Ticket Once At ell hours in the
,. Es. New YORK. and Boston see ID
J. u. WILSON,
n ~ rn,. Master Of TRANSPORTATION,
VIZ; .: AooNTZ. Genl Aet, Washington. fsas
VNAROU6H Lice
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Train. WASHING TON, June 3, ls7e-noon.
1 T1s !. i is;iG NV Y, IoSk are Aa
fOR NEW YORK, Uifhort CHANGE of,n,,
.nS DAILY Except Sunday at 500 O. m, i2IS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
and $40 ,. m. ' 1919
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York at 800 p. N. and Philadel-
Sleeping cars for New Y ork on D. m train only
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
boston can be had at the Station once ct eli hours
Of the day.
See Baltimore and OLie Railroad advertisement
for schedule between W ashingtop, Bsltimere An.
uapolis and the West. J. t. WILEON
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Aren't
GEO B. KOONTZ, Agent Wsshfngto ian
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DE FAIR at Gonzaga Hall, for the benefi. of
st. JcsepLs Church, will positively wind up to-
morrow evening. This evening and Tomorrow
evening there will be music, Strawberries and
Other attractions.
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LOCAL NEWS
AMUsEMEsTs, &e.

EofIsHaI Tlsat<T-Kate Fisher in " Mszeppa."
Oad Fsllo1cs HGH.-Festival FOR the benefit Of
sth-street NJ. p. Church.
Markritsrs Art Gallery, ass It'll street.
BarIo~'s Gallery OF OIL Paintings, lbs Penn
sylvAnia avenue-Neu pictures just received.
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] HAVE just received our new styles Of Cor
sets Also, full assortment of the j. y. p
Corsets, which 1 sell at reasonable prices. T.
BAUM, sos Ith street. Corset Manufsctmrar.
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HORSES, MARES,
W. hUtEs; sIEGhI OF PAIRS. -
TlAMs. LSpiSs!t o ~ G RES9sh SADDLE
h0 HSs .; sG T!ARRIAGEs, TOP, NQ.TOP BUG
HACKS. private or funeral use
waited, two HACK MEN 10 stable with me-
where. WHY
Ho head room. stalls for rent. nIeesnt sale,
eld accommodations for drivers and livery horpes
Al articles bought and sold en- commission.
CHBIsfOPHERD STABLES.
Iss > Pscs street and 50 Q. Freoent street,
"Ss IN Baltimore, Nd,
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Rfv. Z. PRYToN BROWN, pastor of Wesley
Chapel, writes that his health is considerably
improved, but, owing to unexpected delays at
various prominent and interesting places on his
journey, he will not be able 70 return before the
early part OF next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

The OLYMPIC Base Ball Club OF this city
ere beaten by the kekiongas at Fort wayne,
Indiana yesterday. nv q score of II toe
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CHILDRsS's SUITS, in Linen, Lawn, and Mar
settles; also, fine Imported Dresses, and sold At
low figures, at e. BAUM's Undergarment Fac
tory.
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CITY ITEMS.

PARLoR Chickering Grand Piano for sale
at Princes, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LADIES SUITS made 10 order from sc up; also
Suits Tor Children and Misses, at q. Bsun's
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 49S eth street
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the table IntiI the committees be - ,Ointe d;

the table Rntil the committees be p 'Ointtd d;
agreed 10.
Mr.. Boswell offered resolution providing for
the printing of $40 copies of the Governors mes
cage in German; adopted.
Mr.. Campbell offered a resolution request ng
the Speaker TO call on the clergy alternately to
open the sessions with prayer; adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Campbell, the House ad-
iOurDed,
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

VIVA wv J" ~ &A0 "a Voc
~IHE LADIES OF THE METHODIST
w PROTESTANT CHURCH. Congress street
K Re, on 90 nights q NAY lis. aud 10,
,nn.te Their friends and the pubic. Lunch viii
also oe PROVIDED myl6 81
FLoGAN TRIBE. B.M.
You are requested to meet at your wIsxam. cor.
ner o. SiGh and Prospect streets, on WEDNES-
~ fsIe,Si n instant At II clock iar the
dies OF Georgetown. Members of sister Tribe. are
%,isst O LEVI x Rr Si.1 H. ch.ir,n Of Com
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auet GeOrgetO-n.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT AND
TON STREET, BEFWkkSs = w. "a aTsA
AND CONGRESS sTBkETS, GEoRGTEows,
IA By virtue 81 trust deed. dated Juue 9TH,
E4 lS1o reoorsed in Liber No. 6lS, folio g. Of the
the undersigned trustee at the request tbs party
thereby secured will proceed 70 sell in from: OF the
81 the highest responsible Sidief. al r q Lot
numbering seventy nine ,.9Ifn BeslIs add ton TO
which consists of handsome two story frame resi-.
denoe with back building aud all the modern i'm
bath room and wafer closets grounds laid Il hand,
Tins sS a Cne S1n Sd s ans
whereof 10 must be deposit d on the fall Of the
the rate Of not less than nfty dollars $500 pr
month with interest semi annually. II terms are
Iti u aittr sale the frfls
tie may proceed AZ his option, 10 resell at thu r-k
and cost q! detsultiug purchaser. All convey ancn
recording and stamps At cost Of purchaser.
WATKINS ADDISON, Trustee
SHoMA> BOWLING, Auot
myl6-eo&ds Rep. 4 Georgetown Courier
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown
BNECpTeRS SALE OF VALUABLE IN.
PRON MD PROPEhTY IN WASHINGTON AND
GEoRGkIuWS BELONGING TO THE Rs
IA1E OF TIE LATE DR. BENZ. 5 B0HRER,
AA On THURSDAY. May a5th at q O'Clock
E"E r. m, will sell on the premises. commencing
-wIth the hons, on Cay street, near Congress
street, the former residence OF the late DR. n :
BohreT 81 fset front by 10 feet deep imnroyai hy
avery large Brick House, being very B. sirsbls
ahd healthy location Also, part Of Lots No 20. p
and Y, on the north side of the canal west 90 Con
gress street. running 10 First lev fronting ia
on the canal by - teet the south side First
nlty, improved hv "A small House. sc. Also, In
Washington, Lot No. l. ia SQUARE No. q, on Penn
5Nabla s' enue, near the Circle, fronting loo 6I9
teet On PebnsyiI snis avenue. aud on X s.rea, no
dt,, eontslnlng 6t9i square feet, improved by
Terms One third cash; the remainder in 6 ana -
mohhs with interest Tor which the pm mu ,t
give noteS. ured by deed of trust or 70 the
optit ot paying all cash soc will be required 70
De psd down on the sale OF each piece OF PROPERTY
CoLveyalc eng and stamps al the cost Of the pur.
eraser III the terms OF sa are not complied With
N nve Gays threaten. the Executor reserves the
reht TO resell at the risk and COS, Of the defautins
published IN the District Of Columbia.
,o,o GkORGE A ROEREB, Executor.
nlyIo IOt THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
-
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FlNE plated chains, bracelets with garnet
centers al ten dollars pair, at Prigg's Jewelry
Store, No 40 Pennsy lvania avenue.
IHR FUNDRD DEBT OF this city amounts 10
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THE IoRCBLIGHT PROCESSION.

SRRp.N.SUP To cor. C00EF sH.U
oTHfR 0FfftERs or THE
w "a GO1-EE.N.uR.y-T
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AN EIGHT FOOT plate show case, counter
scales, and Tufts patent cottage shape marble
SODA fountain, for sale at Princes Bazaar, 1ooo
Pennsylyania avenue.
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town by carriers, and for sale at ali principal
Hotels.
ROBERT COGGrNs, Agt.,
OIL: ~ street. y. w, Washington.
The uNPRFcEDENTKD SUCCESS which the siO
mclean ~ hooper Elastic Lock stitch Sewing
machine has met with has induced the MessTS.
Rose ntIai to secure also the agency of the I'm
proved Wilson Shuttle so Sewing Machine,
AWhlcn stitCh ahke on both sides of the fabric. !
Either OF those machines are tirst-cIsss; can do
as much variety work as any, and even more
han some high priced machines They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
oy a " y. kosenthai, No. 40 Seventh street.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN IN Doors Ann
SHoRs.-Being fully determined to relinOui.h
the boot and shoe business by the LIST of june
am now Offering my complete stock at nricsS
1895 tnan cost OF manufacturing.
IL kosRNTHAL, No. 404 18th street.
TO BOOT AND SHOE DRALRRs.-I am deter
mined to relinguish my shoe business by the Ist
Oh June, and would offer part or the whole OF
my STOCK al heavy discount On manufacturers
prices. j. RosENTHAL No 5Oi eth street
HRMrLRR has All kinds thermometer. and
barometers.
CAUTIoN.-Bepare of Inpo.to1s As .ome nm
scrupnlous parties are in the habit Of stating
mat their places of business are branch stores
OF tne original Franc, hereby notify the pub
&c that have no branch stores, and that have
no connection with any similar institution I'm
this city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
Furnishing Goods, 431 eth St, between ID and f.
FASTENER, for
sale wholesale and retail, at the Original Francs
i3l 18th street, between ID and +. No branch
stores.
NOVELTIES IN NICK WEAR, at the Original
francs, 4Sl 18th street. The cheapest Store in
The city. No branch stores
GREAT VARIETY IN Ware SHIRTS two
or three p.eats-eyleis, buttons or etuds-open
IN front or in back-all sixes-at the Original
Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 43I It'll street
AT Pepular Prices. No branch stores
Buy ias CELEBRATKD FRANC" COLLARS,
The best Paper Collar In the market. for sale
only at the Original Francis, 49, 7th street
Lock for the name. No branch stores IA
ROB CoRNs, Bunions, Club aud Ingrowfnp
Naif, and other diseases of the feet, visit Dir
White e establishment, No. 535 18TH street, op-
posl'e lhi'eo N'''fF 'r<s'ury. 22I,l2
CALIrt. 80 t-tA ~ bA WINE on dra,zh- ~
Hall. a.
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THB "L0uIsR HoME."-The trustees of this
institution held meeting yesterday afternoon,
?. MT. ". W. COrcOran's private Office in Riggs
Bank, and elected DIR. Samuel q. Busev attend
ing Physician, and DR.. w. Ii. Drinksrd consult
ing physician.
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SPRING CoLoRs-I have just received large
assortment OF our celebrated Dollar Kids, in new
shades. CHAs. BAUM. i0S eth street.
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n e e
biSS d GbBMiN Informs the ladies' of the
nf-trict that she is prepared To- furnish them ~ith
zoe latest styles OF Patterns and accurate fir will be
guaranteed at reasonable rates at her rooms NJ
IL Bridge street, Georgetown, above t;utmsn's
uibteiy auu IanC( StOrr. my9-lm
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THE BALTlMoaE AMERICAN

IL served promptly in Washington and George
town by carriers, and for sale at all principa
Hotels.
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NAsbtSGroN MARKET COMPANY WORK
10 hs hss' NED-NsU Style Of StaUs.-To-dsy
q meeting oil the building comm,,tas ., ,ha
Washington Market Company wa. held a, ,hs.,
1Se. REPORTS were received from Messrs
SIeway ard Ciuss a. 20 their INSPECTION OF the
wen ana Fulton y. " markets and thew
.ePo' ltn IN favor OF adopting a style OF stall
ssen IN theiT market. The COMMITTEES au,hor-
leo q sample OF the stall to be procured
=. having been reported that ali m.
,1 necessary Tor the Seventh street wing
nad been quarried the contractors Emerv q
Dro,htr were ordered 10 resume the work i'm
oeca,eiy, and bids for the brick work were
opened MI Ctuss, the architect WAS autbcr-
I<ec 70 see the lowest bidders. Mess d.. e
S Sateh' and make tie most advantageous con-
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a PINE ASSORTMENT OF Coatings, Vestings
and Trouserings by the yard or pattern, or
made TO order in best style.
GRO. G. HENNING,
4i0 Seventh street \. w.
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Odeon Hall. Odsoa Hal
CLOTHING!
A nice fitting SUIT can always be found at p.
Msilachs, Odeon Hall, corner ~ street and
Pennsy lvania avenue
Handsome Suits, al colors, qualities and styles
OF American and imported Cloths and CASH
meres.
Also, a large stock OF Blue Flannel Frock and
Sack Suits.
White Marseilles Vests, double aud single
breasted.
in the city.
Gents Underwear a specially.
p. WALLACE, OdeOn Hall,
corner i street and Penn avenue.
Oie0p Han D}so- mn
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stBSTANTIAL AID pOR TIE CBfDRyx,s Hos
rITAL--MT. F. Il. Mcclure, Tre.sU-ar az ~,
Chlldrtns Hospital, has acknowIe,iseS the re-
sSll. ot soZs.0O as the proceeds of the priysf,
WISE Oh the 9TH ult.. for the beDelt of tha,
RESTITUTION The comedies of "The Ladias
bsttie, and al dine with nv mother =" were
IerioImed in capital style on that occasion nv
The following amateurs: Miss LOrine. Miss NJ
!oIing, Madame Valerie, Miss Brooks and
Gessrs Davis, Monroe, Bristed Lee Stoelton
hAyts, Johnson and Maynadier, all we'll known
10 social circles in this District Madama
NseIlo snd Miss Brooks, are New York ladies'
sha 'he former came specially from her home
an that city TO assist. " ""4e
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY FROM ABRoAD-Vin-
cent Lundberg, of Stockholm, Phys cisn-in-
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Repeyer for the scalp
and for the hair.
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:TsR wAsEIsGToN I,eHr Jx,.x-
.sH'' ana ,seh,y names we're added 70 the roll
fhe name adopted Is" Company A wsshfna,n,
Ltght lDfsnuy-' COMMITTEES on unifarn s,,
APPOINTED, and constitution adoptad 1870
10 hs, OF the Firth Mari land regiment rSs
c smrany vii elect on GERS At the next maa,tnn
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MILTON JEwELRY.
Oroide Jewelry.
Plated Jewelry.
French Gilt Jewelry.
Alaska Diamonds.
received At Priggs Dollar Jewe'ry Store, Ne,
40 Pennsylvania avenue, betwe sn ~ and 9Th
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Iks rEAD BODY OF a man WAS fo,nd noa,i,,
-. He 1er, or Giesboro Point, YESTERDAY. and
Wsen charge or b. Lieutenant Anstin !.
-on.s appeared to dave be In the water
'.ine5 ADd vas 20 FAR dec0mposed A. To
.s,s ~ IL Iossiole 70 tell whether the remains
were those OF white OF colored man.
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THERE will be . strawberry and floral fest
val FOR the benefit of The Unitarian Church a,
GssSIIe TsBIle on Thursday evening neat
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Ois0R HGH. Odso3 nan
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blanchard < MOhuu j. G. Parker and IT,
SshoAA News Company We have H1rp.r's
1.es1s.S.e Tor June; from shillington and j. o.
IsLAeI We have COd>p's Lddy's Book and R1dans
DsHoTSsrs Eiror Of Positions for Trna ST
rom rom the NATIONAL News Company MI Mar Tor
for May 2.
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PUBE SWEET CIDER.
CHOICE NEW YELLOW BUTTER ONIy a.
COLGATE aC0 SFINE TOILET soAPss
Who'll ESALE PhICES
ClGABs OF choice brands at low price,
Superior GIN BRANDY, WHISKY -. ur>,
California and other Wines O DUN
&. 3. O'HARE a SON
app II 1918 7th street, N. W bet NJ andN
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SfRANeH DrsAFPEARAScE OF Two Cprr-
bshs.-cn Sunday afternoon last two little
SLLdIen, son aud daughter 81 Mr. Thoma,
zones, . ate printer in the Treasury dan.rf
mebt. h,ing at No 225 r street. in the rear or
the 81 Charles Hotel, left their home 70 90 70
.Ae IosiIence Hospital tor . walk since which
Lure hothing las been seen or heard of them.
= ne cov, VI years old. has black curly hair AMI
wore brown suit. Tue girl. 10 wears OF aya
L Lru On enk cress, black and width shawl. and
much distressed about them 'e1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

GUsTsyre RuPP8Rr. q baker, vas yes,ara.-
\ red 10 for selling leaves Of bread beIox 80
. sndSfd weight, and his stock was col ca.sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16
NABLE SCREW WIRE
Boots and Shoes
HAVE PROVED

The
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The MOST pLiABLE
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The MOST SA It's FACTDR
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rip are unequalled for preserving their .6sp~, ant
viii withstand tn harshs-t usage. N .de oil al
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-28
/ HINT TO THOSE GOING ABROAD.
American Passports for N~asuralized
Citizens.
LONDON, June IL.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
ANY adopted citizens of Charleston who may
desire to obtain American passportsi in London,
will a v themselves both trouble and disap-
pointmentif they bring with them their natu.
ralization papers, or certified copies of them.
1t is Impossible to enter France, at least In
safety, without o passport, and Mr.. Moran, the
secretary of Legation in this city, has no
power to grant that useful document to any
naturalized citizen who does not submit Of
fetal proof that he has been duly naturalized.
1 have learned from sad experience to-day
that neither General Schenck nor Mr.. Moran
has any discretion in this matter. My own ap-
pllcation for a passport for Paris was fatty re-
fused because l. could not produce my natu-
ralizatioD papers; and, in the sharpness of my
disappointment, l am anxious to save any Of
your readers who may contemplate a trip to
the continent from a like disaster. The red
tapeism of the whole awkward business, as
well as its injustice, is shown by the circum-
STAGE that the secretary is only required by
Law to ''satisfy himself" Of the identity of a
.snatlve-bo American" who is on pleasure
bent, while he is compelled to exact from the
'snaturalized citizen" the original naturallza-
ton papers or their certified copies. Why the
affidavit of the one is not as conclusive as that
of the other, neither the State Department nor
Minister Schenck condescends to explain. (.
AIN your ob't serv't, F. W. D.