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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

The BURNING OF STEAMSHIP on hey way
from Rio Janeiro to Montevideo is 20
nounced by our cable despatch from Lisbon.
What renders the disaster most appalling is
the great number Of lives lost, eighty-seven of
the passengers having either been burned or
drowned. A fire at sea, past control, with
Kissing, scorching death within and a watery
grave without, Is the elimination of horrors.
and the anguish Of those poor victims must
have been such as to beggar dissertation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

MRS. MANSFIELD MoBBED.-Some indiscreet
persons yesterday hooted and jostled Mrs.
Mansfield at railroad depot in Boston. This
is in bad taste. A woman is entitled to con-
sideration from the male kind all over the
world. At the same time women placed in
the peculiar position Of Mrs. Mansfield should
keep themselves screened as much as posi-
BILE from public observation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

WE ARE GLAD TO REPORT that the small
pox, from the first day of this week, has been
daily decreasing, not rapidly, but with q
steady dimunition 10 the number Of new cases,
indicating that the disease, as an epidemic, is
passing away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

HOSTAGES as reported in the letter of the
HERALD's correspondent from Paris, and
which is published on another page of this
mornings issue, is most interesting and con-
tains many facts relative to the fearful reign of
terror which prevailed in the capital of France
in the dying days of the Commune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

PASSAGE OF THE CLAIMS BILL.-The Board
of Audit bill, on the fate of which SO muca
interest centred, finally passed the Legisla-
ture yesterday, and now awaits the Governors
signature to become law. Creditors Of the
city and county, be of good cheer, the day Of
Jublo il at hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

THE REFORM MOVEMENTS IN THE LEersLA-
TURE are all humbug, according to Mr.. Gree
ley, while Terwilliger "a friend of Thomas
Murphy remains Clerk of the Senate To
have genuine reform you must put in friend
of Mr.. Greeley's as Clerk of the Senate.
That's all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

PARIS WILL MOURN over the act Of French
capituIaton to the Prussians with closed
doors tomorrow, the anniversary of that
solemn event. The feeling of sorrow is
natural enough, but civic grief when nursed
and expressed behind barred doors, is IN
wholesome for the body corporate. Better for
Paris to show q cheerful front, and, mayhap,
ssbide its time"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

WORSE AND WoRsE-In numbers and vii
lany, the cases Of bigamy, trgamy and polyg-
amy or Brighamy reported east and west.
So much for the agitation of women's rights,
free love, spiritual afiaities ard other abomi-
nations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

THE PANoRMo MURDRR.-The more light
that is thrown upon this terrible deed of blood
the more apparent it is that the Brooklyn
police are an incompetent and useless force.
Their incompetency has been fully demon
strated in the case of Mr.. Panormo. The
only facts of value yet presented concerning
the murder have been furnished by the re :
porters of the press
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

TIE GENEVA CONFERENCE.-The venerable
Caleb Gushing (of counsel for the United
States before the Geneva Conference on
those Alabama claims), sails for Europe to-day.
We wish him prosperous trip out, good re-
suits from his labors at Geneva, and a safe
return home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

THE RIGHT Sort OF NEW DEPARTURE
That recommended by B. H. Hill to the people
of Georgia, to wit:-"Blot out the spirit of in
tolerance, recognize and obey the constitution
as amended, and 20 to work and get control
of your own affairs"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

So MUon ANY How-The thirty per cent.
dividend secured BY the creditors of the Ocean
National Bank, and the receiver thinks they
are good for the rest. This u much better
than was generally expected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

THE JuMRL CASE is getting 10 be very in
terestinG.
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NEW YORK HERALD
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BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PROPR IETOR.
Volume xxxvII......~........ ~
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE rwsn,v.,our.h street. -
Tnx NEW DRAMA OF DIVORCE Matinee at ~.
WOODS MUSEUM. Bro.dwsy' g corner 18Th st-Psrforn'
ances afternoon and even'ng-oN HAND
.wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18th stree.
JOHN GARTH
NIBLo's GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince and
Houston stree's.-BLAcK Crook. Matinee at 2
BowERy THEATRE. Bowsry-zrr; OF. LIFTS DE.
vorIoN-DER FRKIscHUTz
ST. JAMES THEATRE. Twenty eighth stree. and Broad
way.-AoNALDL
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway;-Tns BALLET PAN
ToxnE OF HuhPrY DUAPrY Matinee at T.
-AIMEE's OPERA BoUFFE. No. 7su Broadw.y.-Lrs
BRiaANDs. Matinee at 2.
BOOTHS THEATRE. Twen.yhird st., corner Sixth Az.
julius CGsAR- Matinee at l.
sTADT THEATRE, Nos Is and a Bowery. -Matinee a,
2-D0N JUAN.
PAVILION, No. 6s5 Broadway-TuH VIENNA LADY Or
0HEsTRA. Matinee AZ ~.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner Of s,b nv. and ssa IT.
EUROPEAN hIrrorHxATRIoAL CoMPANY. Matinee at ~.
MRS. r. b. CONwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
COMEDIES AND FARcEs Matinee at q
PARK THEATRE, opposite City Hall, Brooklyn
NIOK OF THE W oODs-RoMEo JAFFER JENKINs.
THEATRE COMIQUE. bl4 Broadwav.-CovIo VOCAL
1sMs, MORO ACTS. aC-W MTE CROOK Matinee at ~.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Fourteenth st. and Broad
iway.-NEGRo AoTs-bURLEsQUE, BALLET, DC. Matinee.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No. 20l Bowery.-
MICRO ECCENTRICITIKs BURLEsoUEs, DO. Matinee at 2.
BRYANT'S NEW OPERA HOUSE, 2sd st., between 9th
and 7th avs--bRYANT's MINsrRrLs Matinee ut 2.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL, 5s5 Broadway
TaK SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs
GAL SOIREK
NEW YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth sreer-SoRNRs In
THE RING, ACRoBATs DO.
DR. KAHN's ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 745 Broadway -
SOIxNCE AND ART
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, SIS Broadway
SCIENCE AND ART.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway corner 18Th st-Perform-
ances afternoon and evening.-ON HAND.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE rwentv.sourh street. -
ux NEW DRAMA OF DIVORCE Matinee At ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

NIBLO'S GARDEN Broadway, between Prince and
Houston streets-BLACK CROOK. Matinee at q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

wALLAoK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18th street. =
YOHN GA RITZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-27

BOwERY THEATRE, Bowsry-ZIp; Or. A LrrE's DE.
FREIsCHUTZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-20
LOCAL NEW s.
Condensed Locals.

ST. JosepL's paFochiai school house on Clpi-
fol Hill. has been completed. 1t will accommo-
date 40 Pupi's.
Tie republicans of the 18th District held a
nee.ng last night and endorsed Council bill
No. 1. Too late.
dTens hospital, on the 18th instant the resign 4
ton of Dr. Ralph Bell, the resident phys clan,
was received aud accepted.
IL Is stated by per 0ns living on the east side
OF the Eastern branch that there are some
fifty case OF smallpox on the line OF the Bat
tmore and Potomac railroad, outside OF the
District line.
The cornerstone for a new home for the aged
and destitute, under the auspices Of the Little
Sisters OF the Poor, will be laid near the corner
of 81 and III streets northeast, on Sunday next,
at q O'Clock p Il
The republicans of the 9Th district met last
night and formed a Grant and WilSon club, with
vice president, X. &. Clark, secretary, ID. Lewis;
treasurer, y. OiiyeT.
By an announcement elsewheTeit will be seen
that the steamer GcOTgeanna Will leave this city
each Saturday evening hereafter ;6T Piney
Point. returning Monday morning early, thus
endO' ing re see ut-get-lways" - eriOy a sniff
u salt air on Sunday.
Capt. " N. NJ. Payne, " It'll q patty of Wash
irStcniaTs, leave the city in a few DAYS for
Front Royal, whence they propose TustIcs'ing
al Il 5rlCy'ry the p<Cat >Tial sports Of 'te Shen-
aEt.CsEr whore re finest bass and trOu: are in
aEv-Gauce.
Isaiah q Beckett the smallpox nurse de-
siTes - - state that when he gOs on a street-car
aS stated IN yesteI lays STAR, lie hal ipst leit
lis house, and had not been with q use OF that
liserse for ttree fays; and, fr-thermore, that
there Is no dlrger OF the a. ease being spread
by him, a. ne always u s'n;ects himself before
lsayiIS the hospital
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G EORG EFT OW N.

FASHIONABLE WRDDING.-Christ church in
this city, will be the scene OF a brilliant we'd
ding ceremony this afternoon, at O'Clock, the
parties being Miss Fisk and DIR. Chas. Morft,
of Baltimore. Rev. Mr.. Williams, the rector,
will ofhciate; there will be two groOmsmen and
br! desnaids. with six ladies as attendants upon
the bride. The grOOmsmen will be DIR. Rey-
nolds and Mr.. Glendenin, of Baltimore, the
bridesmaids Miss Ada Fisk and Miss Morfit;
attendants, Miss Lizzie Knowlton, Miss Nettie
M's Sses Missss MIS- all
of Georgetown; and Miss Hunting and Miss
M0rft, of Baltimore. The bride will be attired
in carleton, en- tra,ae, and tule VEIL The brides
trimmings, pink and blue, to suit the complex
ions OF the fair weaIers, no doubt. Mr.. Bound
Of New York, will give the bride away. Messrs
Morgan. jr., will act as ushers. An extended
tour north will follow the ceremony. The bridal
party, after the principal actors have left the
city, will adjourn to the concert at "Woodley."
ticipate in the great ratification meeting in
Washington next Tuesday night, and Q meet
ing will be held in the Sd district-at Market
House Hall-to-msrrow night, to perfect their
Col. DREW, assistant chief engineer fire de-
partment, IL quite i'll at his residence In this
city. His illness Is the result Of strain received
RKpoRTED BREAK IN THE CAnAL.-Reports
from the canal state that heavy break has
occurred az the Point Of Rocks. A large num-
SCHOOL ExAN1HATIoHs.-Female secondary,
Miss Jennie Bates teacher, was examined this
morning by VIM. L. Dunlop, esq.,, assisted BY
Trustee j. B. Willis and Messrs. Hyde and Beal1,
all Of whom expressed themselves gratifed at
the proficiency Of the pupils. The whole num-
Der Of scholars, q. were present.
The school of Mas Sullivan was also exam
ined by Frederick Mofitt, esq. This school has
upon its rolls the names OF 81 pupils, all Of whom
were present. The room was crowded with the
parents and friends OF the scholara The exam
ination was most thorough and satisfactory In
ALL resDecte.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Humphreys-Yes-
officer, was found guilty. Timothy Rodgers
anu george Rodgers; appeal from conviction OF
assault and battery and tine Of $50 each: iudo.
ment affirmed; Nole prosequis were entered
the fine having been had below; Frank Waiie'
lOr assault; Robert Jones. for resisting officer.
anu fat1ck O'COnnor, for assault.
Day'-Judge Humphreys this morning re-
ferred to articles in the morning papers, in
which it is charged that jurors who had fire.
quentiy been on the panel had been summoned
on TINS, and ordered the marshal to discharg
was done. In justice to the marshal, we would
state that the names of eight persons were
Drawn from the box, and some Of the m being
excused until Monday, the N arshal summoned
three or four to serve as talesmen until then
James Parker, appeal case assault and battery;
guilty. Same, do. do; nolle pros Samuel RAJ
ney, highway robbery; on trial.
POLICE COURT, Judge SneH.-James Reyn-
nell. disOrderly and bOsterous; 50. Pat Com
molly, profane and indecent; 50, Tomas Bur
neil and Mary Spott, same offence; s. each.
driving ae1oss ssme $40 VIM %ysI
was before the court charged with Keeping a
filthy hog-pen, the prosecuting witness being ID.
V. Coiciazler, an Oftcer OF the bOardof health.
THE SMALLPOX IN COURT.
Considerable excitement was created in rhe
courtroom by the current rumor that Colclazier
rs charged with the duty Of removing smallpox
SaESe W .iiC nOsPitti, anu Ne was hustled out
soon as possible. Young pig pens are near the
river shore, west OF 18th street a long distance
from any residence, and the judge dismissed the
case. WIZ
THE OYSTER QUESTION.
George w. Driver, charged with selling fresh
oysters out OF season. MIR. Hine, for defence,
raised the point Of Jurisdiction on the part of
the board of health to declare what is unwhoIe
some food, their power being as to the proven.
ton of the sale of unwholesome food The at
torney for the Dis rict cOntended for the general
powers Of the beard of health, and that the
board has the power to make needful rules when
no ordnance exists He cited the decision Of the
supreme court of the District on the "bIoWn
meat" question, appealed from the police court
Judge Smell ruled that tie blown meat question
was no precedent for this case.
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THE WEATHER.

DerAhTHkfr, Ogcc Chsef SiSr6l Z zee, \
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 20, iss2, D.. m. (
,rs Sofsls roh PAST rwENrY-FouE BrvRs.-
nns barometer continues highest over the
thiodle Atlantic states. IL Is lowest over
upper Michigan. Areas OF rain have ursyailed
Ircm eastern Nebraska 20 Minnesota an ,-usr
Mlchiean and over southern Florida he,
i.ouisiara, and Vermont. Clear and par-iallv
cloudy weather Is now prevailing nor-h --.s. Of
the Ohio valley with nget % fresh scuth,riy 70
westerly winds, and over the southern sta.es
With hsit - fresh essterlv 60 norther'v vvinds
and over the New England and middle s.ates
with light 20 fresh southeastern 20 south Ne .erly
winGs. Clear weather al Portland, Oregon, and
San Francisco.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Clear and r,r'i,iIy rloudy
weather prevail very generally north an west
OF the Ohio valley, with Tight ~ fresh -yinds
veering 10 westerly, and over the interior OF the
southern states, with Light 20 fresh so.'h srly 20
westerly winds. Partially cloudy wel.her AMI
hight TO fresh southeasterly 60 south-y ss.erlv
winds over New England, with psobabiy areas
OF rain over the northern station t,,ouIy
weather, areas OF rain, and light to fresh east
erly to northerly winds Tor the south Atlantic
and eastern gulf coasts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-20
VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
SEWELL'S POINT, HAMPTON ROADS, VA,
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROED

the reception Of guests, ON A-A
H0NDAY. juno 10th, 1877, ~
under the supervision Of the undersigned, lks
and will be kept O. . FIHSf-CLASS HOfEE, com.
bining the comforts Of home with the health and
luxuries Of the seaside.
Shaded groves, . nagninoent water view, On
excellent beech, nne bathing, good drives, very
boating: billiarde, ten pin alleys, music, &C., are
among the attractions Of this delightful resort
ID lighted with gas.
Telegraph once In the house.
- Residents Of Washington end vicinity take
the steamer Lady Of the Lake. or the Bay Line
from Baltimore, arriving ct the hotel early the
morning.
Terms: es Der day, eB for to yssks,. 90 Der
month. =. 3. DODS0N,
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MAAAorH .!Ts Stone euAs.
4&srs. HOWLIH HAYWOOD are nov ouar.
ryins superior quality Of Stone.
A simple Inspection Of those furnished the BcAxd
81 Public works for the sbutments Of n street
orad&e wm snow thae they ars superior 20 In ths
Order. srs solicited, which vll be furnished viii
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CITY ITEMS.

PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS, recent addi-
tions, low cut and high cut, with collars and
without collars. with cut or with bands with
buttons or for screw stu's, and one pleat, two
pleats, three pleats, and plain bosoms.
GEO. &. HENNING.
No. 40 18th street northwest
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THI VOFpER. OF TIE isrE GssgsTqEY-
.xtxsnis Syeous myD
NJOTICD.Ifhas u. Q. yUgrn. SO D, bstvsea
SnS q S SsFSsss 4 isa - AZ Ps -
- 4 r.ssSCos sfs IA s6LofHme sssu ~
wv WOULD EIoos..EEHEg!n. fH9sE WHO a.
,cv 49, 20 caIi 6 the Chiness fsa uoug,l0
s0e Al e.. Ssf lie. eve. snd d g. nays-S u
On n 11AL HAIR BRAIDs, ct rsdssssiprssss
yJf IS. HELLKRs. sis nsrkss spsss.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCIAL.
Goyerumeus Securities.
Markets TODAY.

Markets To-day.
BAITiNoRE. j une - Virginia sires, Old, 20. Viz
gina consolidated, IS; W est NirRibiss, II DAD.
BALTIMORE, June ~ --f,OffOn onfes. f-,s
low m.ds lingo Is, Flour duh aud nominal Wheat
duil z, vsnia, 90. So 0s. Corn Ger. whfte
wsScrn mixed ses47; bright, 4sss0: southern quiet
20. Rye UNCHANGED Provisions quiet but firm:
sidts, :. Racon-shcuiders, s'Es6; rib sides. ~;
sseI rlo sldes, sss SUGAR cured hams steaiy, l5a
lSts Lard Qufet,e. Wcst-ra butter quiet ard .fady
500 10 choice, ltal6 whisky hrn; So
NEW YORK. June se.-stNcks steaAg d,sfa haavv.
Ea. Money easy, q. Exchange. long. O.; short
Us GSyetnments steaGy. Nirginis6 ., a., new, q.
North Carolina's. SEA: rev n
NEW foRk, June % Flour duh aud heavy.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull aui de-
cliping.
LONDON. June 9.-Ccnsols opened at s,'s for
muney and 92S Tor account. Binds firm: L = = 81
1865, cid, 81: 1857 81: lo-fo's, s2S.
rARls June sJ.-kentes % francs, y centi1ats.
FRANKFORT. June u --R spSs. RTi.
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i A B A T II N @.

COBB'S ISLAND, Va, is now open for the &C
commcdstion of visitors. Fine aud Safe a
Surf Bathing: Fishing and snipe Shoot ~ ~
ing. e:l
Terms: s. per day; SIS per week
Route: From Baltimore By old Bay Line, and
Norfolk By steamer N. r. Banks 10 Cherrystone
ielO-lm Cherry stone. Va
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MCORE'S BOTEL, Lk0NARDTOwN, Md, Is
w now open for the reception Of sur aer =
boarcers. Boating, Grabbing, fishing and VesAV
croquet for the amusement Of the guests lEs|2l
free Of charge. Terms, $50 per month; less than
mouth, 81 20 per day. Steamers to and from Wash
ington twice q week. Address II T. MOORE.
Leonardtown, ct. Mary's county, Md. jell -eo6t-
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Bunions, Club, and Ingrowing Nails, ETC.. sue
cessfully treated by DIR. White, SIS 18th street,
opposite U. S. Treasury. Branch, North
Charles street. Baltimore). Thousands relieved
and cured vithout pain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-20

A LADY SERIOUSLY ISJukED.-LsSt exenin,
a Mr.. A. Johnson and Mr.. Kesler were riding
~ buggy the horse became fri ghtened and "a
away. AZ the corner OF is,h and N streets Mr.
jumped out and was badly injured. ON cers
Ifosn and West saw her conveyed home aud
Dr. Il. 4. Smith rendered medical assistance,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-20
SUMNER RESORTS.

TBRr AoMKTIRs and Barometers are repaired
and maze to order by Hempler, near AZ street.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH ACCOUNTED For
pcrsy Coroner Hartigan yesterday made a
tost mortsm examination OF the body OF Moses
iiNinGrf me, the old soldier whose death-sup-
io-ed u have been eau ed by iriuries received
M = IOWA noticed yesterday. and decided
constant debauchery. -
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ThPoRTAhT ~ "A AssGsS!TE9Ts, sUILDIRs

turnish, g the hortest notice. an kinds 81 OUT
GRANITE WORK which nay b REQUIRED by archi.
tects builders contractors, ct the lowest market
rates. We have constantly on hand large assort-
mept Of granite Curbtng, Be!giAn Pavement Blocks,
Bose Courses, Coping, 20. JAS. y. RUSSELL
CO. Agents, flsnts Building, ~; ~ 18th strset.
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Georgetown Advertiser ents.

Georgetown Advertiser ents.
THE GENTLEMAN THAT PICkED Up A
Il little girls GOLD CHAIS last Su.aa. altar
noon on the corner Of Potomac ard Il streets will
please return % 90 81 D. street. Us ST.
DiLEs. PILES. PILES.
1 have for sale about go PILES, which can De de-
livered 10 any part Of the District
~ THOMAS BOWLING.
IcIo al I.S bridge street, GeOrSetown.
DRf GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
As the season Is advanced are selling N kinda
OF spring and Summer Dry Goo Il AZ greatly raducel
prices. Our stock ~ Dress Goods, Patss Is and
zoos tor ren and boys l. large AMI mus T.. sald III
seling them cheap will enable do ~ .rall and
examine our stock and buy bargains. BENJAdIN
MILLEk, IOl Bridge street. G Georgetown .ieIs ims
Rf Thos DvwLIN9. Aucii0neer, Ge0rgetown-
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IMPROkED PROPERTY ADJUINTN. T9E
RESIDENCE OF GOV. henry d COOKE
IN GEORGETOMN,A AT AUCTION
- On TUESDAY, June 25th. at 6 o'ciockp
IS m VIII ell on the premises. part uf lots 2ls
a. and 2sg, fronting IS feet On the ea.t side of
Mashir gton street, between West and s.odda-d
residence Of Gov. Henry ID. Cooke The impraye.
menfs cor sist Of large and eubstaptisl twystory
prick dwelling house. CONTAINING l3 ROOM
Terms: One -third; balance 6, =, aud IL months.
with interest," secured BY deco Of trust or tie nro
perty Conyeyancing and stamps az the cost II pur-
chaser. Title perfect. Sale positive
Jels THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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ORoIDE JEwRLRY.-First quality oroide but-
IONS and studs, spiral and back, and ladies' SETS
with gold wires, in all the gold patterns, received
and 9th sts.s n
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PEtMsFFhM dIeRf p saL LIE or VERY VALUABLE
KHEsslrbEnGE OF GOV HENRY d. COOKE,
WM. n. WHEATLEYS
AND SCOUTING ESTABLISHMENT

OFFNE-4S JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
Lstablished lssl; premium awarded 1857; and 10 now
gne OF the Oldest large It and most complete estab
ne nments OF the kind H. this country. Ny patrons
vii cons ult their Interests by sending IN their
iail and winter goods during the summer month";
Best place In the District for CIeapiug or uxeins
tentiemen Clothing. Everything apper.aininE 10
I ne pnsiness well and promptly executed. Once
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DisNtssKD--To-day the grand jury recom-
nended the discharge OF Frank Packard. who
lev months ago was arrested and Committed
- Jail ON the charge OF attempting TO commit a
rape upon snail child named Gardiner as the
evidence failed 20 suhstautia.e the charge; iu-
oeed, there appeared to be nothing In the case
as Presented 20 the Jury.
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RLuE AND BLACK DIAGONAL GOATS, and
DovEsTS TO match very nobby ) % A. STRAUSS,
1Oll PennsylvAnia avenue. my0