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MR. THEODORE THOMAS AND HIS ORCUFsrrA
itaNe this city with some not very pleasant re-
N nE ceHC6s OF their visit here. Late on Ssfur-
DAY Mr. Nehem all III. NJ Ter. prOIrietor OF The
Washington AH<siCeT, presented a bill to the
agent M 6oSche. for advertising. amounting
To 70, which the agent refused 20 psy on the
ground that the insertion of the advertise ment
~ Tie paper had not been ordered or authorized
bN sir- Thomas OF any one connected with him
OF Ms company Mr.. Thomas being a nom
I,sidtnt OF the District Miller applied to Justice
waiter Tor an attachment, which was granted
ana placed IN the hands Of a well known CON
stable, named -. ii. Kimmell. who proceeded
10 Vie hail and took possession of and removeJ
hIte pass Viols and a fine harp, all OF which
NtIt me property. not OF Mr.. Thomas. bur of
sSme The performers. In vain was II insisted
tLat the officer had no right to take the instru-
mems, and the owner OF the harp, an Italian
Hhen he found his fayOrite Instrument PONG
SAed Tears and was incOnSOlable. FiudinS the
performers without their favOrite instIuments
however, the company paid the bill not wishing
N DC delayed by litigation, as they had other
engage mentS TO MI, whT'h would be forfeited by
II manning over here TO test the matter In IN,
court, a. Mr.. Thomas and his friends were
Strongly disposed 10 10. The writ was re,urD-
awe tLlS morning, but as the troupe left for
haIIisLHIg yesterday the case Will probably be
The conduct Of both Mr. Miller and Officer
hlnmeH was severely commented on by those
sMlilaf with the facts, and IL they are a. stated
tEo>e gentle men certainly 30 not stand in a very
tnyiable position.
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Tie IUhIeTCnce reass embed, and after deyO-
nonal exercises, a resolution offered BY Mr.
BuTly was adopted, that the committee on ap-
point ments be instructed TO make an additional
tax on the different churches for the support of
The mas W. Henry. Rev. James A. Handy sub
mitted paper in relation TO the religious con-
iluOn OF San Domingo, recommending the send
lng OF missionary TO that island. James HAYNES
Was elected TO deaconship for missionary work
IN The state OF Virginia. Prof. John nj. Lang
sion. OF Howard University, was introduced to
The Conference and made an address. j. H. A.
johnson, secretary. made a response TO the
address. After benediction by Bishop Camp
bell. the Conference took a recess until three
O'Clock.
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KID GLOVES from one dollar up. and every
par warranted, at Baum's Kid Glove Depot, SOS
Market Space. 1921:
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RY THOMAS DOwLING, Auctioneer.

II tSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION. N W CORNER
SF bhtnGE AND CONGRESS STREETS,
GkORGET0WE, D.C.
~ Ry virtue Of deed Of trust. dated December
G 18th, 1870 recorded ia liber 6S3 folio IsS OF IN.
land r. CORDS Of Washington county, District
OF Columbia and by dir ction of the party secur,
merely viii sell st public auction. on The prem
lses, on WEDNFsDAY, April 2Ith, lS72, AT 4
O'CLOCK o. M. all that piece parcel of ground in
Georgetown, ID. g., l.. ginning for the same at the
LortLwest corner Of Bridge and Congress streets
ana running thence west twenty four feet on In.
north ;ne Uf Bridge street, thence north and parsl
IL with Cong ess street one hundred aud ten feet
thence cast, ON the south line of twenty foot alley
twenty four feet 10 the line of Con gress street.
thence sou b, by with the west line Of Congress
street, one Hundred and feet to the place OF be-
gin Iing, improved by a valuable Brick Store, now
used az grocery.
Terms Of sale: 5000 cssh; balance in L. IS, and
= months secured by notes bearing interest and
deed OF trust on The property S5oO 70 be paid when
the properly is struck of 1.-THE terms Of sale are
not compli' with within five days from the day Of
ssle The 500 shall be forfeited, and the trustees
reserve the right to resell the properly at the risk
and cost Of the defeutiBg purchaser by advertising
the same three times in daily ewsraper published
in Washington city, u. G. Stamps and cony ey an.
cling at purchaser cost.
PA. DARNEIGLE. Trustees.
apl6 THOS. DOWNING, Auct.
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MAHnoTH Bile Is STONE QUAR-.

Messrs. FOWLER HARDWOOD are now quar-.
~ ing superior quality of Stone.
A simple inspection of those furnished thu Board
OF Public Works for the abutments OF II street
bridge will show that they superior any in the
market.
Orders are solicited, which will be furnished with
dispatch.
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THE MOST celebrated and successful Iatrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips al
Hamilton & Parsons, No. 4, Y. Nj. G. A. Bnild-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made TO ORDER hv Hemnler y
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HooPsKIRTs AND CORsETs made to order at
the Original Baum's Factory, 500 Market
Space. I221:
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DIR. LION, III l street, between It'll AMI 9Th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals, AZ
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PHILIP a sRLOMONs,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

DILL. II. WEIGH. REAL ESTATE AGENT
II And MONEY BROkER Hlus.s Rented
aud Rents Collected. Once corner OF 18th snd y
streets. mar31 In
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CoRNs, Is UNIONS, BAD NAILS, &C.-Thcus-
andsare relieved at DIR. Whites establishment
SO 15tL street, opposite United States Treasury
Washington, and North Charles street, Ba,ti-
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JUSTICE TO WHOM 1T BELoNGs-In Justice
10 one OF our most entcrprising citizens, whose
energy and activity have secured for himself a
tar share OF public patronage, we publish the
following card, which explains itself:
To the EUblic.-As there are certain merchants
who ridicule the idea of advertising, and say
mat 1t Is only intended to make newspaper men
rich, and who at the same time claim that they
never devote dollar to such purpose and vet
resort 10 mean eXpedients to reap the benefits of
those who do advertise, / feel it due to myself
ana TO my patrons TO state that have no branch
store in Washington, and none save that of nv
hoop-skirt and corset factory, at i0S eth street,
lntelligencer building. Ladies in search of nv
establishment will please remember the name
ana the number, Charles Baum, 408 9Th street.
thankful for past favors, beg leave to inform
the public that | have Just received nv new
spring stock including all the novelties in OOp-
skirts, corsets, kid gloves, human hair, trim
mlngs. the most complete stock OF fancy and
plain hosiery, and ladies' furnishings, all of
which are 81 ecialties, and thai / will enicavor
IN The future, as in the past, SO to conduct nv
business as to continue to secure the confidence
ofthe ladies of Washington. the efforts of enc
mics and malicious persons to the contrary not
outstanding. Charles Baum, 4C8 9TH street, be-
tween ID and T..
A NEGLECTED CouGH, Cold or Sore Throat.
which might he checked by a simple remedy,
progress, may terminate seriously. eos
LIKE REGULARS on dress parade the teeth
should always be scrupuiously clean and free
from blemish. Keep them in this condition
with the Incompatible SosodOnt, and when they
are veterans In the service they will still be as
good As new" WIS
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G L Y 1T E NJ S.

Ii. BAUM has opened Branch. sos Market
Space, between Sth and 9th streets - +.
FINE PANTALooNs.--The largest assortm mt.
reaCy made.
For ordered work, checks Striues. hair lines
twills and plain goods in pleasing variety.
GEO. &. HENNlNG,
No. 40 eth street nor;hyyasf
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he hNiFE Administrators ATray Rsf,-ssp
BrotAeTs-tn- LGlc.-This morning aboui sa,cIocL
Alderman named Philip Schumm went To the
central guard-hOuse and delivered himself nm 70
Guilty with his brother-in-Iaw. John Schwarfz
keePer Of restaurant on Pennsylvania avenue
between 10th and 18th streets, and had cut him
with n peDknife. He was detained, and Ser
giant Clayton afterwards ascertained that
SthNartz had received three bad slabs in the
hi slde and one on the right shoulder. Schumm
sla,es mat the latter struck his sister,
sY,Ni ~ wlie,l which he (the prisOner) re-
sshte IN the manner stated. He was taken he
ISIe . uCge Smell, who committed him TO await
tLe result OF Schwartz's Injuries "
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Loo a i NE VS..
srnusenIents, Sc. Tonight

-e1cl Itso's'.-''SinnoE's and Slocum's
~ % stTels.''
- t-'rrs' HCH.-Nusical Entertainment
church.
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OLD MOI NEW (NRw No.
4s6 aao
9TH ST.) SPRING STOCK IRA ST.

9TH ST. SPRING STOCK IRA sr.
PAPERHA SfsSSw E sR1pEs: FRAMES
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELs, &C;
1 MA KxiTER rs open AZ
ca fses PEI Ha ana scr above
large selection of rich Gilt Patterns Of entirely
IN ;iDs ans
Borders Also large and Stock Of
medium and low priced Papers, gilt and common
to piece la &c parten Which ;hU% made
specially TO order. 40 inch plain suits, for panel
on q and
for panelins halls vestibnles, &c, Specimen panels
and decorative Paperhangipg executed in the best
PICTURE FRAMES,
IN Gilt walnut, &c, solid oval and oval, from card
card sFe ssget I pOReern pic
WIDOW shHR RssssrEEf.G5 I ssis CORD AND
different sizes and soloIs Alse: Wire Center Pic
cord Pcrcsan and Plains ased Pictass f SaiIs
PssiSTiNS GDsST sar1f; + RrSST
admitted but choice selection. in appropriate frances
always in store gre On exhibition and sals cheap
Picture Frames punctualIy filled, ami satisfaction
' assn J. MARKRIrER.
.,,. No; 4s6 9TH street, between 3 AND Z sts,s;
New No. 1897
A COMPLETE s sT2 CT OF S.ooKs; from 81 80
sylvania avenue. apl7-tf
I ESsoNS GIVEN in Wax Flowers, Fruit and
YER Does terms By Miss
Specimens Of work at Der class room. apii Inn
CATAwBA WINE
THE BEST IN THIS MARKET,
LOW PRICES. For sale by
PALMER GREEN,
So Green street. Georgetown, D.
Agent for WIN. MASSEY &CO.S
apps PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER
pAsIgRAGE.-COvs taken on PAsTUR--S
ESdn. ARHy 70 f SSRS s,. ks0 att
RffS sf fssp. II
vanla avenue. - - = apH-tf
HAH Ess.
We have on hand a large and varied stock Of all
kinds Of tins Single and Double, Gilt. .St' red d.
silver and Rubber Mounted HARNESS ~ our own
make, which we are determined to sell at re'y ta,r
Having been appointed sole Agents for Hnls
COsCORD HARNESS,
We offer full stock Of same at Concord prices. The
Concord Harness asd Collars have . reputation ali
Wagons Butcher Wagons ana BSsnsss W tS. sns
ard all who require strong work. Concord Harness
Room In second story Of building. :
Gail and examine stock. Be sure of name and
number.
LUTZ q BRO,
4e7 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE.
Next door to National Hotel.
SPLENDID STOCK OF MUSIuAL IN
"A SHIPMENTS OF every description; gu Ar ,nteed
for quality; at lower prtces than elsewhere 81
PRINCES BAZAR, 1905 Penn. avenue. Fmr,et
MOUTH ORGANS speciality. apI7-tf
TIE DOLLAR SHIRT and 80 cent ee1uipe
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pRDiNATIoS SERyIcEs.-At Israel church
yesterday morning, Bishop CampheIi ordai'.a;
the following deacons, elected by the R.I.s
Conference OF the African NJ. f. Church. w
A. Hughes, Henry Arthur. Alexander Berrv
Shd John n j; GRAY. At O'Clock p. m, in the
Union Bethel church. Bishop Wayman ordainaS
TIE following elders, chosen by the same confer
ence: j. T. HaftOn. j. III. Siinar A g. Jones
= H. Hughes, W. Smith, j. II. Reed. and T.
Benson. -
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FORTY WHALEBoYE CORSET for one dollar,
at Baum's Corset Factory. 492I.
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NOW OPEN.
WOLFORD d SHILBERG'S
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TERRITORY.
NEW GOODS received daily for the
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Comprising all the latest Novelties in
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK and COLCRED SILKS, MOHAIRS. IA
PANEsE SILKS. PoPLINS, DOLLY yARDENS
OF all styles, Black and white ALFACAs in all
prices, beautiful SPRING SHAWLS.
WHITE DRESS GOODS.
OF all classes for summer wear
THE NEWEST STYLES PARASOLs
large variety Of
and Boys wear.
And special attention is called TO the
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
which comprises the latest designs in
ENGLISH BRUSSELS ana handsome
r.. INGRAM CARPETS
Gotd STRAW MATING at % cents
Nice OIL CLOTH AZ 80 cents Der yard
call to this establi shmeHt will save purchaseFs
Considerable moneE.
- REMEMBER THE ARCADE.Na
427 SEVENTH STREET.
api5-thayo Between ID and II
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SEE ALrHABETIcAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Oh FIST page.
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MORE About Mrs. MAsoN-A cOTres,ond-
~ oI TIE Alexandria tNa.l Cd-s'ts says that
H'i>- hasOn, 'atC!g before TIE French arms COM
hltttt OF TIE senate. l. a native o. Alexandria
s,-U mat her maiden name Was Ada Hew II
SLe vas educated al the ssAlexandrIa Female
Institute and was noted for her beauty and in
tthlgence, and by her SprightlinesS and manner
IL IN heI chitChcod, rendered herself peculiarly
a'uaCtiVe 10 gentlemen. Prior to the Ia e
Wal me removed with her parents 70 Wash
lEgtOn-and afteTYaTds visited Paris where
she remained a short time and returned
10 THIS country subscribing herself .sNTs
naSOn. During her imprisonment in the Old
tdlitol, IN the early part of the war with her
Chld' a handsome boy of four or five wears she
Was addresSe ed az ''Mrs. Morris, :" and recognized
~ her ieiiOW prisoners as a heroine worthy of
admiration OF her adventures and hair breadth
escapes during the war, and by her SUBSEQUENT
connection with the prime movers in the Cub4n
hsurreeuon, the public have been fully advised
The AMERICAN HOMEOPATHICS SOCIETY holds
Its annual meeting in this city on the 2uth OF
May The following programme will be carried
out: Monday, May CDR. and Mrs. L. s. Verdi
VII receive the members Of the institute and
their ladies at O'Clock, D. m, their residence
TUESDAY, May 21-Meeting OF the institute: adj
Cress OF welcome from DIR. Il. 8. Verdi preSi-
dent Of the Washington Homeopathic Medical
society; Mrs Grants reception from TO H.
IA Wednesday, May 2-His Excellency, the
ITeslcent, will receive the members OF the in
sutuie and their ladies at 10 a. m: at 3 p. m
San down the Potomac and visit to Moupt Yer
nSh-cOllation on board; Thursday Nav %
MS kxeellency, the Governor and Mrs Cooke
VII receive the members of the institute ana
ih Georgetown. A'i0n
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INV PUBLICA1IONs.-From Shillington we
have HaTPer's Bdzdr for May 4, and both Scrib-
neTs and Harper's Monthly for MAY; from James
L. kervsnd, Harper for May; from j. C. Parker
the Basdr for the ith proximo.
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The Close GRAY Homicide.
vEETICT OF IRE CORUNER's JURY-FUNERA
THE yTfTIM

VERDICT OF TIE COEUNER's JURY-FUNERAL
OF THE VICTIM.
bn saturday. after our report of the inquest
or the body OF John W. GRAY (who is alleged TO
have died from wounds received in an alterca-
ton with r. G. Close on Tuesday lasD closed
tie following testimony was taken:
y. u. ID. FGTTeH testified that he went from
the theateI with Mr.. Gray and Mr.. Lambright
10 oyster Bay and when coming ont saw A
party Of four OF five near tle door; after the re-
mark OF Mr.. GRAY about the - cent note Close
asked n We would take such language" OF
words TO that effect; Gray replied that he couII
bach what lie said Close said 10 Dr.WaIsI,. s.D,
you hear that turning around and striking at
Gray; friends then interfered; Gray attempted
10 take of his coat but did not strike Close:
shortly atteIwaTd Close struck GRAY. when the
friends iuteTfeTed a second time: Close was then
taken away by his friends, but again returned
and went toward GRAY; the latter took off his
coat. and the remark was made that elf GRAY
made a break Close would draw" Close at the
same time putting his hand behind him; GRAY
made Tush AZ Close, and they fought at arms
length ter a while. graphing each other; in the
scuffie they fell, Close being on TOP, GRAY cried
cut, lie has got nv fingers IN his mouth; make
m let go,' police man then arrived and sep
aIaitd them; GTay's face was covered with
bleed.
Csoyles Wright testified 70 seeing Close raise
hlS hand and strike GRAY in the left side and
Thicker remarked that Close had a knife; wit
mss saw the Lla!e glistenirg in his hand
Several ether witnesses cOrrobOTated this tes-
umCEy.
TIE VERDICT.
lie july rendered a verdict " that the said
otLA w. NIdl came 10 hi> ttath ~ or about
COCK a. H. Of the 10Th CAV OF April. iS12 at
the house i15S 10th street nOrfhweSt They fur-
Tier IND that the cause OF the death OF the said
John W. Gray was an inciSei wound of the Ieft
si'e of the chest, inflicted by sharp instrument
IL the hands OF Louis G. Close"
FUNERAL OF THE VICTIM.
Ihe funeral OF the deceased took place from
Tie residence OF his mother, on New York av-
tlue- near 10th street. yesterday afternoon and
was very largely attended. the Arlington Boat
Cub, OF which lie was member. being present
ID Cody, and DELE CATIONS of several other clubs
at Oak Hill cemetery
close did not state 10 Marshal Eckloff on Sat
Eicay that he cut Gray ia Seif-defence a. has
been published, but that GRAY had followed him
nail square, and attacked h IN before he turned
10 stIIke a blow
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SALE OF real EsTArE.-Mr. George w
Lancton has sold TO Samuel Norment. Esq. lots
No. co and 81, in square No. 62s. with the i'm
pTovements thereon, for s1i 09o. Also, Mr. w
II. Ciagett has sold. TO the sine. part OF lot 10
n square No. 42I, for IS 600 cash.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKs.-The property
nOiCeTs on Vermont avenue. in the vicinity of
The 18th street circle, have been requested Nv
the Board of Public Works TO decide amon1
themselves what kind of a foOt-pavement they
prefer AT the intersection OF those streets as II
l. The desire OF the board to accede to their
hlsIes. The contract of Mr.. George NeitZy for
,dNing l2th street, from Pennsylvania avenue
10 Tue river mont, has been extended so as to
embrace the setting OF curb, laying foot pave
Mehts, main sewer, laterals, traps, and water
service pipes on the entire length OF that work
a contract has been ordered TO be made with
MI. Albert Gleason for paving the cutters of the
inst SC cton OF TIE Ith street road Gen Balloch.
SUPERINTENDENT of streets, has been directed TO
nave pumps put In order in the following iocaIi-
ues; street, between Sd and4H southwest: New
Jersey avenue, between and X streets south
east; corner 81 and streets northwest; 18th and
vi streets northwest; 10th and Nj streets north
west; tth and northwest; 9Th street. between
u and Virginia avenue southeast; MARYLAND
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets Southwest.
anu " street, between 9th and 9Th southwest.
BILL TO CONSOLIDATE ACTs RELATING To
THE PoLlcE--Gen. Chapman introduced in the
solidate the several acts relating TO the Metre
politan police Of the District of Columbia the
provisions OF which are the same as a similar
bill introduced some time since, and published
in The STAR at that time, with the exception
Of several amendments, one of which provides
that at least one-third of the police force shall
s De composed OF persons who have served in the
lows :-tommissioners, s600 each; treasurer,
geo; secretary and property clerk, 81, 900 each
clerk to the board, 81, $40; superintendent,
1000; captain and Inspector, $1,000; lieuten-
ants, eco; sergeanrs, 81 500; privates 81 400
deteeuves, 81 800; surgeons, $500; attorney $500
snptnAtendent Of police telegraph 81 $40; mes
sehger, $1,000; laeorers, $40. The clause in
ne eiii giving one.tbird Of the fine to informers
= suleken out. 1t was referred to the District
OF Columbia Committee.
-1
IHf MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS Of this city have
aeslgnated DTS. ID: w. SawteIle, j. F. Cheney.
Thomas Mead, A. j. Huntoon and 81 n g.,
delegates to the meeting of the convention of
me american Meaiesi Association to be held in
A
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. George w
f.anctOn has sold to Samuel Norment ESQ lots
No. co and 81, in square No. 62s. with the i'm
pToyements thereon, for s1i 900. Also, Mr. w
II. Clsgett has sold. 10 the same. part OF lot TO-
/ n square No 42i, for IS 600 cash.
INV PuBLICATIoNs.-FrOm Shillington we
have HaTTer's BdxdT for May 4, and both Scrib-
neIIs and Harper's Monthly for MAY; from James
l. keryand, Harper for May; from j. C.. Parker
-
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A sPLENDID STOCK OF MUSICAL IN
"A SHIPMENTS OF every description; gu Ar .nteed
for quality; af lower prices than elesewhere 81
PRINCES BAZAR, 1905 Penn. avenue. Fmrlet
MOUTH ORGANS speciality. apI7-tf
THE pQLLAR SHIRT and 80 cent eeIuipe
Il ENGLISH SOCKS ar- the wonder O all that se
tnem AT iooo fENN. AVENUE. apl7-d
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HE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Of this city have
designated DIs. III. w. SawteIle, j. y. Cbansve
Thomas Mead, A. j. Huntoon and g. R Crey,
delegates to the meeting of the cony ent,on Of
the American Medical Association to be held IN
Philadelphia on the 9Th of MAY next. ~
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DOTATOESl POTATOES

poIAIoEs! PoTAToEs!l
eco bushels No. JACKSON WHITE POTA.
TOES now landing from schooner ''IIeraty," from
Portland, Maine, and for sale by
J. q. WATERS,
ap7 eC3t 100 Wafer street, Georgetown.
"M. "a. WHEkTBEY'S
" STEAM DYFTNG
AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFICE-4s JEFFERSON STREET,
GeOrgetOwH, ID. g.
Established 1881 premium awarded lS57; aud is now
one OF the oldest largest and most complete estab-
lIshments of the kind m this country. Ny patrons
VIII consult their own interests by sending in their
tail and winter goods during the summer months
Best place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeinc
Gent lenien's Clothing Everything appertaining to
the business well and promptly exec ted. Office
closed daily at sunset except SATURDAY. when il will
be open until S1s D. m. Post Office Box 1873 ap2
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A NEGLECTED CoUGH, Cold OF Sore Throat
which might he checked by a simple remedy,
like " BTo'cn's bronchial TrOches," if allowed Ia
progress, may terminate seriously. eos
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1Hk BOARD or APPEALS are still busily en-
gagged in hearing cases of alleged excess
sive assessment, &c. They meet daily and
Tor the accommodation of persons who can
not attend IN business hours, they sit every
Monday and Thursday from to o'clock r. m
This arrangement will be Continued until Al
complaints are heard.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

lost received from Fairchilds a1sllrasel factory.
isrre assortslt nt - the above Goods.
Pa sale ~ man a'HctgTer prices.
RICHARD " NoHuS SEQ.