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Refinement Of the Remains of Father
Matthews.
INTERESTING SERVICES AT ST. PATRICK's

INTERESTING SERVICES AT ST. PATR1CK's
CHURCH.
The remains of the late Rev. Father Matthews
who for many years prior to his death (about IS
years since) was the pastor in charge OF St. Pat
Kicks Church in this city, were this morning re-
inferred at Mt. oiiyet cemetery. Yesterday
Messrs. Harvey * Mar. undertakes, placed the
body IN handsome walnut coffin, on which was
plain silver cross. The body was found to be
completely Petriiied, which accounts tor Its pres
eryation. During the afternoon and evening and
up to the time of the services this morning Is
o'clOck) large numbers OF persons called to see
the remains, but Father Walter declined to make
being convinced that if he allowed any one to
see the body the church would soon be beset by
a crowd.
The day being "All-Souls day. solemn re-
QUEEN mass was said in this church, when there
Was very large congregation present, every
seat being hlled, and Rev Father Walter offici-
ated, assisted by Father keane, of st. Patricks,
a. deacon and Father Berotti, OF St Martins AZ
sub-descOn and Father Keane, OF Harper's Fer
~, az master OF ceremonies.
Rev. Father Walter delivered the discourse,
IN " HIGH he spoke of Father Mathews (whose re-
mains, during the services, rested on a cata-
falque IN front of the altar, y rs one whose mem
DRY should always be reyered by the congregation
OF that church. He referred TO the facts of the
deceased having been in trumental in establish
ing the Sisters school, near by; Gonzaga Col
lege, and the Academy of Visitation, and to his
having been, during his life, one who took an
especial pride and interest in educational inter-
ests, and who not only had the respect of the
Catholic community, but the entire people. His
allusions TO the deceased were very affecting
and at times many OF the congregation, aged
friends OF the deceased, gave way to tears.
At the conclusion OF the services the remains
were borne TO the hearse by Messrs. Gregory
Ennis, Nj. Tally, John Riley, W. W. Cox, Pat
rick Byrnes, Richard Lay, S. Mast, and George
Savage, pall-bearers, and the cortege, composed
of fourteen carriages, proceeded TO Mt. Oliyet
where the remains were inferred in the center
OF the lot set apart Tor the priests, with the usual
service at the grave OF priest.
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
lNG0yERNORp publishing an act entitled An &C
mont and Potomac Railroad Company unon eerts;,
conditions" and submitting the same to the peonle
Of said District and prescribing the form In which
ExEcurIvE OFFICE,
so..t p:r .s, ~ s.s.. am aSss;
the act Of the Legislative Assembly of the DistrSt
o sntborss b 81 q,
certain conditions viii Be submittsd to the people
which win BE- held on the fourth Wednesday OF No
vember, lEl being the twenty second day OF that
ssa 4, 6. O.;
.An oct to authorize ssbscriytsou 20 the ,,oes q,
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company upon
cfss .s sSs
xeAINsT
"An ct % authorize subscription to the stock
& and ssid election s 5. asss: IL
6ssse: q Sc
ct hereto sas'oined, and pqblication thereof 10
Governor Of the pistrict Of Coinmbs..
the Piedmont and PotoHac Railroad Company
upon certain conditions.
ps,e s:s';s ~ Z. Fs.. sss:... 4 s...s
that the construction Of the Piedmont and Potomac
q ssn. a !: n {: Of ss
District sf Columbia, and by further oct q saio
the ess %
bond 81 said Piedmont and fotomsc Railroad Com
to ss :.d . mich s
snfy may be required vhensysr q any time within
ne :s q eo sd :ss ii y sss9 Sr
SerstIuctSre ana vheress Il 4 sredib Represented
s, q ca Al P%ss. t ssS rsso s
ro0d COMPANY 20 locate md grade their sAid road a
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The Rexisfrafiou,

GREAT FALLING OFF SINCE LAST YEAR.
The Board OF Respiration last evening com
plcttd the round OF the twenty-five districts-
and viii not again sit until the 18th instant when
they will be at the City Hall. and will continue
teIr sessions on the 18th, 18th and Eth of No
NtmbeF IRONS - m 70 p. 20 correct the lists
and receive any additional names OF legal voters
from the several districts which NAV be offered
The following table shows that the total num-
Der OF votes egiCred this fall is less than half
the number registered last year:
Spring, II. FAN, IL
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NOTICE BIZ TIE GOVERNOR AND sECRE

N0TICE BIZ TIE GoyEREoR AND sECRE-
~ TART Of TIE District q Columbia Of the sab
mission to the people Of the Dirict of Columbia. for
their approval or disapproy1, of an act Of tho
Legislative Assembiy Of said District entitled AI
act sntho.ixing the District Of Columbis
debt for special improvements and repairs in said
District by the issuing Of four 1illon Of bonds and
le-ying tax for the payment Of the interest iS
shall annually aacrue thereon, ard submitting the
aet with the question of the issuEnR of the four mil
h0as of mproy ensent bends to a vote Of the people
81 general election In said District" approx ed
August 10, ISL
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August q, lGl.f
Noktcs Asyebr stcen that at the next general
election in the Distsct of Columbia, which will be
held on the fourth "Wednesday Of Eovember, ISL
tbe;n the twenty second day OF THAI month the act
Of the Legislative Assembly of the District Of Colum
bis entitled IAN act sutlorizing the District Of CO.
luuba to create deha for special improye ments and
repairs in said Distrc; by the issuing Il four million
of bOB<s and loyyinE y tax for the payment Of the
interest il shall annually accrue thereon. and sub
hitting thC act with the question Of the issuing of
the four Cllion Of impncy ement bonds 90 vote Of
the people general election in said District" sp
proved August l9 1871, viii be submitted il the mode
provided Is said to the people Of said District for
their approval disapproral, in conBecteG with tn
question Of issuing four mSoBs of bonds for special
Improvements and repairs ~ mentioned in eaid act.
Said election will be the frat general election after
the said act Said act Is hereto suojoinad
and publication thereof is mad herewith.
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FAIR for the benefit of the Children's Hos
pital will be held at the building corner OF +
and 18th streets during to- morrow evening sat
urday and Saturday evening. We bespeak for
IT a large attendance and liberal patronage on
account Of the excellent purpose TO which the
proceeds are to be applied.
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OFFICIAL

nFEIOIAL PUBLICATION OF Tux ACT OF
" THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, AnFroyed
August is, ISL, FIX TG TIE TINY FOB
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN ia
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
An. ACT hxAag th= time for holding the GeRersi
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
Be q eaax-sd bp fss -L<ssSEdftee Assembly a. nas
DIstrtei ef GSlsMbta, Thai the general elects %
therein SHAH be held on the fourth "Wednesday Of
November 6 each year.
SEC. g. AGF De 81 fsrtser srceied. Tha; whereas an
emergency EXISTS for the immediate taking effect Of
this act IL hereby declared to be in force from sud
After its ap " wal By the GeSernor.
CHARLES l.. HULsE,
Speaker of the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM SrICKSEY,
President OF the Council.
Approy ed. August 10. ISL
h. ID. COOKE. Governor. an n ,Sn
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PARTIES furnishing would do wen 10 attend
Messrs. Latmer & Cleary's auction sale of fine
plated ware, ivory handled and steel plated cut-
lery, clocks, &c, to take place at their auction
rooms To- morrow morning, at 10 O'Clock, as the
goods are of superior quality, and must be sold
without reserve.
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The WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION held their fourth annual meeting
last night. The SecretaTy's report shows high
~ prosperous state OF the Association. The re-
ceipts OF the past year have been SIG 1881 and
the disburst meEts the same. The assets are
Sl4i ,S14C9. The original number of shares was
2,GCO, OF which number Gi.S are now on the
roll. The number of shares now paying return
OF advances is 153; number not advanced on
s21.S, and the cash value OF each share OF stock
Is Sl16.2l. The old officers were reelected
unanimously. with the exception of the Board
OF Directors, portion of whom are annually
changed according TO the terms of the Consti-
tuition. he officers are as follows: DIR. +. How
ard, President; Thomas NOrtieet, Vice Presi-
dent; NJ. p. Callan, Treasurer, and John T.
THOMPSON, Secretary. The three directors hold
ing over are Messrs. j. ID. Free, X. McMurray
and W. II. Goods. The new directors elected
are n. >. NOse, III. W. BerthrOng, j. j. Edison,
ID. j. Mccarthy, Il. G. Smart and Augustus
DAVIS. The question of changing the COnstitu-
ton, giving the directors the power of paying a
bonus on the redemption of stock, was discussed
and final action was postponed until the regular
December meeting.
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Az ESTABLISHED REnRDy.-" Brown
Bronchiai Troches" are widely knevn an es-
HoarseDess and other troubles OF the Throat and
Lungs.
HATS PoE WALKING,
Riding or Driving.
M. ID. FRANK e Co,
The Original Hatters,
S03 Seventh street,
May building.
FIGURRs WILL Nor LIE!
Hoss Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four OF TIE leading
Sewing Machines are SOLD in the U1fted States
aud England:
Wheeler & Wilson. s45 90 SIS %
New Singer. $3.50 IS on
Elias Howe, 1901 e. on
Wilson Shuttle 40 90 45 90
The above prices are fer exactly the same
classes OF machines sold in both countries.
There is scarcely any difference in the cost of
material and lsbor in any o the above-lsmed
machines
A6fddrit-w- G. Wilson, President OF the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally APP
peared before me, and made oath that the a hove
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
culars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names of the COM
panies manufacturing said machines.
Clerk of the Court of CoK,mon Pleas
of Cuyahoga Co., o.
Inc W llsOn Sewing Machines are for sale az
A. R0SENTHAL, 400 9Th street.
Terms easy. ~"
NOTICE TO THE PUsLIc.-I Becker & Co.
successor to p. Waliach, dealer in mems Youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock of goods, which they are selling at the
lowest market price. Those in want Of clothing
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to call
elsewhere. L. BECKER A Co
oSeon Hall, corner AZ street and Pa ave.
HEnsLER has all kinds OF Thermometers and
barometors.
CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. S35
,Sth street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowins Nails,
&C., without pain.
FIFTEEN STYLES OF BusTLEs and the latest
novelty in Hoopskirts are now at e Exhibition ct G.
Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 400 It'll
street.
KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, a novelty in
good choice in calling at G. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 4Os 7th street.
GoETz PATENT KKrLECrINe GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half of the guam
tlty OF gas or coal oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
sentIal, No 4O4 9TH street, is the agent for them
and also for Goetzs Double cone Chandelier
Ref,ecters, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight
henect0fs.
HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curs, Chateleen
Braids in all shades have just been imported by
Chas Baum, who intends to make this Q new
branch of his well-known establishment, 4OS tn
street. Ladies go and see the new styles.
"HAvE You SEEN 1T ?'-The beautiful
straight-brm, soft indented crown Hat, with or
without the feather, at FRANC, the Hatter's,
next to the Original Francs, 433 It'll street,
between ID and f.
OUR NEW STYLES OF CoRsRTs and some
new improved have just come from our factory
In Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe-
titi0n. Every pair warranted to be q perfect fit.
Q. BAUM, Corset and HoOpskrt Manufacturer
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KEROSENE AGAIN.-An alarm of fire was
turned In this morning from box 42, caused by
nre IN the residence Of the Prussian Minister A
servant girl attempted TO light a fire in the
kitchen by means OF kerosene Oil, which ex-
piode1, burning her quite severely The flames
were extinguisbed without the aid of the engines.
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GoETz PATENT KKFLECTINe GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half of the GUAM
tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. RO-
sentEal, No. 4G4 9TH street, is the agent for them
and also for Goetz's Double-cone Chandelier
Ref.ectors, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight
Refectors
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NRw PUBLIcATIONs, ETC-From James l..
hervsnd we have the British Quarterly, for
october; from Shillingtoz, Erery Saturday,
FRANK Leshe's, and Hdrper's Weekly for Novem-
Der III, the american Agricuiturist for November
and Grubers famous Hagerstown Almanac for
1e12; from j. G. Parker, Hdrper's Weekly for
next week; from the National News Co., Frank
LesIfe's for next week and the LitIe Christian
Aegdsins for November; and from Lewis Baar,
7he ketyopoIitoR for November.
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Georgetown Advertisements

('LAf : Patent WEATHER STRIP. now on
~ exhibition at q Bridge street, i decidedly a
great Improvement. Any one desirous % embark IN
light and profitable business should call al SEQ ii
az once. There is money In ~. -al-F
E'ALL AND NINIEK GOODS.
JOHN n sNooT,
1le BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, DC.
Has received and IL Offering, At very low IA 90
10 Cafh buyers, a large and very ch ice STOCK al
~ FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting OF a flne tmcnt Il
LADlks' DRESS FABRICS,
IN al the most desirable grades and styles, IN Sik-.
Si0hs, lelours, Alpscas, &c, with full uae u
MOURNING GOODS,
Nelyeteens, Shawls. Kid Gloves, nf the best makes
lLcluding uslo Courvo iseer's celebrated Glove
Hosiery, Laoies' and Gents Underwear. N lun-ls.
Table Liners, sheetinss, Shirtings. Riehanssors
Linens. Blankets, &c Also. full line Of
GENTS. AND BOYS WAR, CARPETS RIGS
AND OIL CLOTHS.
Customers are invited 10 examination Of Goods
Ane Frees ~ before making their purchase,
&C y I'm JSO. II. SMOoT.
SPECIAL NOTICE-PAPER HAsGrSG-P.r.
:, s.n. rehttng can save ~ PEI cent by going To-
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGIy,S
done All work " % be promptly executed an ary
part OF Washington GeOr getown. and satisfacfi n
srsIsnteed Parth ular attention paid 70 4 PTFOI.-
Slim "okh, sez9-Gm
pARESTs, SAVE MONEY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
sold at publishers prices. Complete stock o.
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
AUS AT POE sELIGsON's. Georgetown.
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MASONIC COURTEsIEs.-Last night Hiram
Lodge No. 10, +. A. A. NJ, gave a compliment
tary supper TO the Georgetown Masonic choir
Hiram Lodge is one of the oldest Masonic bodies
IN THIS District, and has prominent place in
the order, its membership embracing many
prominent citizens of the west end of the town.
The supper last night was given at the hall OF
Company G, Washington Light Infantry which
company rendered the free use of it to the
Masons. After the business of the Lodge was
over, all the members proceeded to the above
hall, which had been tastefully decorated for the
occasion, and a table lodge was opened by Louis
ID. Wine, Esq, worshipful Master assisted by
his officers, after which Rev. Mr.. Hartsock OIL
ciated as chaplain, and the company luxuriated
In an excellent supper, the bill of fare embr acing
all the rarities OF the season. Speeches were
made by Grand Master Stansbury, ". NJ. Wine,
4. j. Luttrell, and others. A resolution of
thanks was adopted TO Company for the use of
their hall; and after an evening OF great social
enjoyment the company dispersed.
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HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curs, Chateleen
Braids in all shades have just been imported by
branch of his well-known establishment, 4OS I tn
street. Ladies go and see the new styles.
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; aro, a novelty in
first class Glove. Ladies be early and secure q
good choice in calling at G. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 40s It'll street.
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PRI66's Dollar Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania
avenue, receives new styles Of jewelry aud fancy
goods every day.
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DIsTRICT-Nesterday the Board OF Rsa;straD
ton sat in the I'D district and reg,StereJ so
names-153 whites and 126 eOlored Iast vsar
there were 1,l2I whites and l25 colored in this
district. ~
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HATS POE WALKING,
Riding or Driving.
M. ID. FRANK & Co,
The Original Hatters,
503 Seventh street,
May Building.
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CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 5S5
18TH street. opposite Treasury, Washington, and
fully treats Corns, BuniOns, Ingrowing Nails,
&C., without pain.
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Total. IL. SO 1912 2S.52S 1853 6,1sO 1883
White Majority 6,SsI 1,5l3
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AN ESTABLIsRED REMEDY. Browns
Bronchial TToches" are widely knsvn as an es-
taeilSted remedy fer Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis.
Hoarseness and other troubles OF the Throat and
Lungs.
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THAT POPULAR INsrIrUrroS the National
SaVlngs BANK, nc the corner of 18th street and
rev YORK avenue, have extended their interest
Jay 20 tne 81 OF this month as an ommoda-
non to those not finding il Convenient no deposit
BEFORE That time All deposits made M 10 the
81 inclusive will draw interest from the first
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FIFTEEN STYLES OF BUsTLEs and the latest
novelty in Hoopskirts are now at Inhibition ct G..
Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 400 It'll
street.
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4 NTH8NY FISHER,
FIRST CLASS sCoURER,

FIRST CLASS sCoURER,
SIS sIH STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFTIcf,
BY promptly adopting the latest improvements,
" those not pos.sssns these faos e. 70 De 0sOAeo
Ladies Dresses cleaned without being taken apart
siss sss . 6 SS5Rs sI9SSsG
:Iis s: R sfss: cs..: ma S' R."s:, rs
Sew York style Of cleaning Kid Gloves-s single
Fspe yels and TrimSngs elesnsa SIseS Sesa sh
bSssnec, 81 per SQUARE yard Ostrich Feather
Once Of the Staten Island, n. v, Dyeing Estab,
shment established 1873. The oldest and largest Of
na IN the ''G aSTFHoS ~ 7 Isl fIE
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, OR.
eeci.is,' At INC q. l. WILD Bros. ssSH
Nth street, between Pennsyl wanna ayenuetrt wv
sondeffu Musical Dancing Toy for PisnS. name me
lecturers Of usics Instruments and dealers in Pi.
iise generally len
a SEW AND SECOND HAND FuRSIrUBY,
HousEFURNfsPRINs GOODS.
REPAIRING Of every description In the Turri.
ssoon ns BsG%affs Gxrn aitSPee SO1sht
n: W. corner sth and ID streets N. W. iela-en-
EsTABLIsHED Isss.
JOHN McDERMOTT q BIOS,
COACH MAKES AND CARRlAGEo -,
80 p.DD,,,v. Disa sIs16s near 81 stree. 49,
C1RRIAGES AND HARNESS
RECEIVED on cd ST8R Essi6yA AND SOLD ON
CARRIAGES REPAIRED IN.
UOoK AND JOB PRINTING
ID NEA THY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED
BY ii. POLKINH0RN A Co,
spil-ly street. between 9th and 7th streets.
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TY 1T EN- S.

FUR HATS.
Brush Hats,
Cloth Hats.
SIX Hats.
M u FRANK & Co., the Original Hatters,
sos Seventh street, May Building
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Terms easy.

NOTICE TO THE PURLIC.-I Becker & Co.
successor TO p. Wallach, dealer in mems Youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock of goods, which they are selling at the
lowest market price. Those in want Of clothing
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to call
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. L. BECKER A. Co
odeon Hall, corner IL street and Pa. ave.
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Masonic ELECTION. the thirty-frst
annual convOcztion Of Columbia X. A. Chapter.
No I, last night, the following officers were
elected 20 serve the ensuing Masonic year
Henry s. Merrill, High Priest; j. III. Jochum,
r King; r. B. Donaldson, T.. Scribe; VI. D.
Noyes, Treasurer; L. G. Stephens, Secretary.
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LOCA n E y.
Amuseneass. &C.. To-nig,,

s'DCTa."
Eoyonic TmFIs-The Orphan Boys Fair.
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The undersigned has removed N N his old place of
ousiE ese, No. 1O19 PennsylvAnis avenue 10 n
1907 STREET,
between 18th and 18th streets, ~
shere be H. prepared 20 attend 20 oil orders "
n hls line OF business, such BELL HANGING
LOCK sMITHING, LIGHTNING RODS, sPEAK.
me TUBES, Ae yobbing promptly ATTENDED, 20.
AL werk done In the best manner, at lowest rates
Also, in connection, has opened q stock OF HARD
ShRE. WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS and va
share Of public patronage I. collected.
auI46u q SCHNEIDER
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HKETs Ase AWNINGS.

TENTS for Sale or Rent for Camp Mestinrs-
fair, Festiy ais, &C.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par
fes.
m. @. COPELAND,
Dealer In Awning Materials,
AUS 643 Louisiana avenue
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IHE FIRST DISTRICT REPUBLICANS had an
enthusiastic meeting at UniontOwn last night
MI George H. Parker, presiding, and stirring
mon G.. Brown, and in favor of the four million
loan were delivered by Messrs. +. A. Boswell.
William n. Hunter, Thomas Green. Joseph
Brooks, and William A. Cook, at the conclusion
OF which Mr.. Solomon G.. Brown delivered a
speech on the issues OF the campaign.
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"HAvE You SEEN 1T ?'-The beautiful
straight-brm, soft indented crown Hat, with or
without the feather, at FRANC, the Hatter's,
next to the Original Francs, 433 It'll street,
between ID and +.
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CORCORAS ZOUAvEs.-A companv of youn q
men of Capitol Hill are parading for the fjrsf
time this afternoon, headed BY the NJ airline Rand.
and they present very fire appearance. They
have out forty uniforms (gray Zouave pants AMI
jackets With red trimmings and red hats), and
are armed with the Springfield musket and
sword bayOnet- The officers are Captain j.
Doughty, and Lieutenants Fry, stephens and
Fuss They visit DIR. COrcoran lin whose honor
they are named), Mr.. j. II. Bradley, Jr., Mr. c.
u Gulick and other honorary members
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The FIRE RELIEF FUND-The ladies' society
for the relief Of the Michigan sufferers OF which
Mrs. l. N. White Is president, last week for
warded large box Of clothing. valued at S2J0,
number of double wrappers, stockings, flannel
skirts, balmOrals and various other articles OF
almost every description. The committee on
reception at the promenade concert on FRIDAY
evening, at the Business College, will receive
donations OF clothing, bedding, and other useful
articles for the sufferers by the fires in Wscon-
sin and Michigan.
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OUR NEW STYLES OF CORsETs and some
new improved have just come from our factory
In Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe-
tition. Every pair warranted to be perfect ft
@. BAUM, Corset and HoOpskirt Manufacturer
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HEHsLER has all kinds OF Thermometers and
barometcrs
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THE TRADES.

THE TRADES.
A wNING AND FLAG DEPOT.
JOHN q. HOGAN,
Manufacturer Of Awnings, Flag Tents, Hnrae and
Wagon Covers Decorating Of Tails f0T Balls ApF
Parties. All orders promptly TENDED TO Ia
Market Space, over Riley store ocle