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Thh0CGH LINE
Il BEIN KEN VASE II SrCd.
PHILADELFHIA AID saw GORk
u - u q Z

TthhoCGH LINE
Il BETWEEN WASELE srCh.
PHILADELPHIA AND EEW GORk,
" ASH. So Ton, sUus 2,ios9-nOOs.
TIoins eetweeD WASHING.
- xO iSl eHS BE" foEA AFsruD ss 49,
FOR NEW YORk, pi.aouI caaHss Of rar,
Lag dAiIy teAeeEs Sunday a. 500 . u 100
e1d 9;S0 y. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave dsiiy except su1,lay O. 500 . n, 500
ana s:4O .. n.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave ter Rev York 81 $50 , % snl PailodoS-
Only. ~ N1
Through tickets 20 philadelphia, New York or
Boston oSn be had ~ the StbGOl Ofice al al hour
e the Gay.
Fer Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
sor scneon:S Oetween Nsshizgto-, Baltimore, An-
naIoIls aadtAe West. J. l.. ILSON,
49, Master Of Trans per alton.
Il. VI. COLE, General Ticket AGENT
GEO. {. kO0NTZ, Agent, washington telf
SHoRTssT AND QUICKEST Lima eOUTa
- era tss htohuO.d, NtdsricksbxrE
Gad PofOwa, Ltns-steamers leave EkAS
seventh street Wharf, twice daily 1mesAk4Em
Sunday n. exccptsd.l ct us q. On and 10 81 n nj
Once, soy Pernsyiyaufs avenue, uyIf-a
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NEM BOT ~ from TAR SOGrH AND EAsT
~ TO TIE SOUIH AA0 S0LTEWLsr.

n Ek BOT TE FROM THE SOGrH AND EAST
~ TO TIE SOUTH AND sol TEWLsT.
lie AbABA Fla AND CL'TTAEoDIA RASlr
.-JAE tAtencing tom s-tstts- -
* az ~ IL rlGian, 44ss.. e - 800
c"Il gleted, aud Toms, vssh its cJn Il -
1-eSso,,.l IhE IuZrs 81 Al Rail Ina from Fort-
.ahol boetoo, hCw York, PLi.sae lphia, a. JI.yoSs
NAsllns;,gb, hic h-!gu., Ly-c!51Tg, AID Cl.at.a-
ll4oga 10 Meridian, hCsse, New Or,eass, sacksoL.,
.rA-Oul z. and AZ - 81 ustster1 citi.z.
Tie ROAD ted IL in Esleudid e5ad.slor, ara thS
sgG8 pmSut perfect. -
Pullmsas Palace Day and Sleeping Cars are 10 %
ttl1 "a tnis rcusg from LycClbnrg 30 s. bile sns
Ma Orleans wlthozs change.
purchase Tickets va tic slsi ana aui Chasts.
boosa RAILROAD esa secure tie quickest time az
most ccnforss.
The Alteration q Freight sEtrpers = csflsstc .h,r
route Is caaIsng the sivarta - q speely transit
SetN cen tho A0i "a and eCutk, ~itn rates ssys a.
Low az by any CtheE route.
Msik sup freight, and procure balls u laiinF VIA
tie A. G. =. a. -
.hiLtIAd AEAYE, General FrsisL! .Hd TicEss
Agent, Cistt gv.11cg, Tcl.1.
). G. STANTON, GeussaI sure. Frs.,reelt Cssts
tEncOg2. Tenn. is q
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DY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Zeal Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and lith ~
Star Once Building.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT ON X STREET SOUTH,
BETWEEN 3D. AND AZ STREETS.
ksA By virtue of G deed of trust, bearing date
L5T the twenty seventh day of May, ISL and duly
k1.recorded in Liber No 647, folio S3l, ct seq =,
one Of the land records for Washington county, in
the ID district of Columbia shall sell, FRIDAY
the 18th day of ulE, 1872, at o'clock in front of
the premises Lot No. Is, in Square No. 5i], on X
street south, between Sd and "a streets west, i'm
proved by a comfortable Frame House.
Terms: One half cash. the residue in two equal
payments at and II months, with notes bearing in
terest and secured by deed of trust on the prem
ises. COnyeyancing and revenue stamps at pur-
chsser's cost SEQ dow at time of sale.
M b. LATIMER, Trustee
jyl3-dSd LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subeort.
=, Der hss Obtained from the supreme Court OF the
q sSmiRisiEstisn on the personal estate q
IHEODQRE WHEELER, late Of Washington
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warnee TO exnSIt the same with the vouchers
the 20 day q June next; they may otherwise by
aw De enslnoec from All benefit OF the said estate.
ie2S-lAwSWs MRS. LUCY A. WHILE.
RAzAAR;6narfatns in LADIBs,, 0RHTsp q
tcuDd ~ " omenh Christian Association, yuticiary
square All orders Dronptly and neatly exscuts1,
knfrAnce on = strssf. between Sfh and Nh. noIl-0
THE FARE RHDUoKD TO THE ooNyEE-
Of Prices at A. sTBAUsa Clothier, l0Il Pennsyi-
yaniA avenue. ny1
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NoTICE:..That =. Q. yUsTH. eis d, between
Y 9Th and 7th streets n. W., sells custom 10 ads
SECONDHAND CLOTHING ct less than half the
eIf q resdy mi psx Snes diorHIue o,.u.,,.
RoIxh at tAty (oea6 vgtoees Au.2-ly
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EVENING STAR.

WHEN a woman commits suicide or any other
absur,iifv n Is not necessary to find reason for
A. IN 4. one of her rights 10 do these things
without reason. A woman in Louisville, KY, q
lew DAYS ago took q fatal dose of strychnine,
and TIE people spent considerable time to no
puTpOse in trying TO find out what she did it for.
No doubt in order 10 kill herself, and her hus-
band showed that he understood the philosophy
Of the matter when he remarked that ''she was
ALWAYS CD TO some devilment Of that sort"
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RALIINoRE q OHIO RAILROAD,

--.,,.,.WA.sII g2EST8S, December =, isI.
TON sna PALTIMCAE aud Ia -
MAsalNGToN And THKA4M S$&-yR
WEcI are New run fOlloWs,
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave nahy. eneept sunday, a. 5:l5. 6:.a, 90.
p. m.
FOB ALL WAY sTATToEs,
siIessse esliy e.ssp, sgpaAy, at S.l9. e..s Ana
fOr principal Way Stations, Bladrtshu.s Belt.-
Wig, Laurel. Annspn lis GRction and ~ Lave
a 10, % esd e:ls al m, aud 90 5s0s "a
7:@3 .. m; SOC ,. m stops at Jessup's 30, $40
n stops At Annapolis Junction aEd kelay CgIy
week. "
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave 81 o; 40 a. N. snd 4 :lD .. N. Nc rain 20 os
on SUNDAY
FOX BALTIMORE.
Leave ~ :. % a. n. and CO, $40 arr T.aHNn
1..,.., fh99R WAY srAtloNs,
FOB ALL PARTS or THE NrSf
leave Ally except Saturday and sunday. a. sI
On saturday a. Is a. o a a M. r..t 7 Sspu
On SILdsy 81 800 ani as D m cniy, c0ursof-
Is ~ beisk station with trains tro-l Baltimore a
NbeelinE, Parktrs5urz, PittsbCrg, 20.
TOT sussia fg, and goiu.s betN eon Selsy Mousse
so sSrssburg, leave at 500 , N 80 ,sct nE ..
kelsy House with Strasbarz aud rrin1lester a..
c0nl-o1A.lOu tran.
fAryCgb tick "a TO the West cea q, "a a. t,s
heshington Staten Tiokes Once 81 all hours ~
cor New YORK, PhEadelphI. "a Boston see A.
Ne!t.seileLg * Through Line. %
/ l.: WILSON, Master - Transportation,
IN. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
NEO. :. NO II, JeIll Az q, WASHINGTON. nj
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RAILROADS.


RLTIssRE a POTOMAC n. n.
- D,pot co-seT Ca ass y Ssrsets y. ".
ihA BsLr h,S f0h rkA MSsHHiS agIIyS AT
's an, NisSa.a E.Erss, :. a, Ws.'srS rr.
s si Bsti@ ss91sss a ESs'i s. sF3d.y
iOas m, western 4. as 81 a s M. w..,.-u NJ,
- a,i F.iii sSsd q ETs's iF s
5 .. n, cinsinnsi Es-TP = Ss sSs
T:isr Western Erp's, els "a. Aosons,o,.s,..
daily. except sunaAK dally, exospt, san ~.
F F;aS; ;ySi:s - :S:I S. 81
s SSTth ans West. Through tickets . Ciaei
s.,,,. Sbaosgo, onAhA, SAs Fancsoo. aud al
'' norm no'''F FrkcY va a al sNi ~ ksr,
I'll n-RSRRy S ~ s9d PeansI n ania avenue.
Young. Gen Psss'f Nh, 5yltf
1S10.G REAS 1910
lCI ~rENNsfIfANIA EoyzElSiS
10 THE NohrR"EsT, SCUTR, 4S0 s0UIR.
On and after sIs L., Isl s.sias NJ. leave a. fol.
hins:on--.--. SIS a. m. Ba,,,7o-s ..... Van.
ESQ .. a. -. : o M
TIN GREAT DeSt IBtF -nAcx R5 jrAi5 A.
Wrn s'esalt Seonery, Psisls sl.te-roOm day SBS
I've hqpaTei miles saved s western and Central
Tse s:is :. y. aAily, erccst sarsay, northwest;
s.i5p. m dai y Nest.
EAKE CoS-Ec.tCy ~
Through from baltimore % ROCHESTER IA
FlItSkt Sc without change.
q Tickets by this route csn = prrc.red ~ tie o.
ice. corner Of 9TH street g-nLsy N ania euas-
uncer National But-i, ~roEc re.lahse iuJrIaa tIas
viii De GtNen 1T all times
Passengers procuriag ts,k5;s st this orlce Ca
secure accommodates n Palace Cars Tor Pil1a.
bu-s- PkhI. g. sHlEA. Ticket agtnt,
Corner 9Th street and Penns. euus.
. - Washing ION, u. y.
harloly Bstim sre. Nd.
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AUCTION SALES.
III GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
-, No. 1901, northwest corner of lOth aud d 1t
NEAR THE 0RSERXATnRY

ThCsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NEAR The OBsERNAT0RY.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust dated September
- 18th, a; ID. le1l, and duly recorded in Libsr 10
1T-6ey, folio lS4, &c, Of the Land Record. for
Washington county, ID. c., and by direction of the
party secured thereby, will sell At public auction
70 front OF the premises. at o'clock d. m, on
TUESDAY, the 3Oth day Of July, "A. d. iaa, Lot
nUmbsTe ed thirteen, t3 in Square numbered eighty
one, toi IN the city OF Washington, with all the i'm.
provements thereon.
The above deed Of trust will be sold subject 20
produced at the sale.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-hsf in cash, Of which eco
must be paid at sale. the deferred payments 10 be
nade In six and twelve months from day of sale,
with interest, at the rate of ten per cent, and
cured by deed of trust 10 the satisfaction of the
trustee Terms to be complied with within six days
after dag of sale otherwise the trustee the
right 10 resell the property, after week notice
at the risk and cost of the defaultiug purchaser All
conyeyancing and stamps st purchasers cost.
WIN IL. WARD, Trustes.
iyls-eoSds. GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW EXPRESS LINZ VIA CANAL
4 BEIWEEN
tJlILADELPHEA, ALETsNDETf, ".
WASHINGTON e GEOGGETC w, D, 2,
Sailing CAV from Pier ,. North Wharyes phTl.-
deiphia, SAL GRDAY,at ~ NJ 49,
from % Water street, George E->@sls- ~
town u. C., TUESDAY. AZ l0a N zzzzrzxx<z5s
g. =. HYDE, Agent for ID OF q
Agents p. :. hEiD, AlcNandria, Va, WM p
Gil DE & CO, PEilai. lphia. Pa. 5ve
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ECY LATIUER CLEARY.
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and Ilth str Get
Star Offce Buildings.
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 10 the right of pre-ern ptop
70 any of the lands within the townships aud parts u
toWIS hips above rated Is required 20 establish
the 10 the satisfaction OF the Registers and Re
celvers OF the proper land offices, and make payment
therefor rs soon practicable! after seeing this
notice, and before the day appointed for the com
pencement of the public sale of the lands embrac-
iDg the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be
forfeited WILLIS DRUMNOND,
Commissioned the General Land once
iplT-vn
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A l. E X A n d RI A ,

SERIES OF FIREs.-The roof of the summer
kitchen of Mr.. Thos. Hoy, in the rear OF his
d~eiling. on Fairfax street, caught fire this
morning from sparks from an adjoining Chin
ney, but the flames were soon eXtinguished bv
the hook and ladder company. About O'Clock
To- day, the roof of two-st0ry frame dwelling
on Fayette street, owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Har.
rlsOn, was nearly consumed. The roof of the
adjoining building caught fire and was slightly
damaged: During the progress of the fire the
owned and occupied by MIR. A. Cheshire, took
fire on the roof from sparks from the chimney
OF the Hycraulion steamer, but well directed
stream sure. OF water speedily extinguished the flames
with but trifling loss. About the same time
the house at the corner of King and Henry
streets, occupied by Mr.. &. W. Deeton, took tire
from sparks from the steamer Columbia but it,
too, was speedily extinguished by a few buckets
OF water.
AN OLD WASHINGTON SERvAyT.-Probablv
the only surviving servant of Gen. Washington
Is an old man named Morris Jasper, living with
Mr.. +. +. Triple.t, of Fairfax county a short
distance from this city, who was sixteen wears
old when Gen. Washington died. The old m an
is row very feeble and his health rapidly de-
Ginning.
SHIP TIMBgR.-Mr. r. f. Trip, contractor
for work under the Navy department is having
a large Job done at Green's saw mill, in this
place. Nine hundred timber knees are to be
sawed out within sixty days. The timber is cut
IN Prince William county, and is brought to
this city by the Alexandria and Fredericksburg
railroad. and is well adapted to the purpose
THE LONG BRIDGE.-The connection of the
Baltimore and Potomac with the Alexandra
and Washington railroad at the Long bridge
was completed to-day, at IL a. m. The bridge
is nearly completed except the south draw.
which has yet to be braced, but which Will be
dene in few days-the rods for the purpose
being daily expected. The causeway is ali
graveled. and communication by cars and 9th
erwise over the Long bridge may be confidently
looked for in a very short time.
TIE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL. near Colross, has
been stripped of its furniture by some unknown
parties.-Gdzeae, Saturday epeninq.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPAETMENT,O Office Chief SIGNAL OScsr,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., May -, 1872, 10 am.
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwKNTY-FouR hours
The areas of highest barometer are central over
lake Michigan and western Tennessee. The
pressure has continued diminishing from lake
Superior southwestwlId and westward, being
probably lowest over Dakota. Partially clou ~
weather, with occasional areas of light rain has
prevailed north and west OF the Ohio valley.
Clear and partially cloudy weather is now pre-
vailing over the New England and middle states
with fresh TO brisk northeasterly to northwesterly
winds over the south Atlantic states with light
westerly winds, and west of the latter with light
to fresh n0rtheasterly TO southeasterly winds
Cloudy weather at San Francisco and San Die
go, and partially cloudy weather at Portland.
oregon, with westerly winds. The river has
continued rising at ST. Louis.
PRoBATiLITIEs.-Rising barometer. northerly
to westerly winds, and generally clear and pleas
ant weather over the New England, middle
and south Atlantic states, with winds shifting
TO easterly and soutberly over the lower lake
region tonight. Easterly to southerly wind and
clear and partially cloudy weather west of the
south Atlantic states. Falling barometer, east
erly to southerly winds, and Increasing cloud-
ness north and west of the Ohio valley. and pos
sibly threatening weather from lakes Superior
ana Michigan westward and outhwestward.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
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Governments Securities.
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following to-


BALrNoRE, May 13.-Virginia skies, conso,i-
dated, %; West Virginia's, u bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, May l3.-Cotton quiet, bat firm:
Low middlings, p a22x. Eloar very steady
and unchanged. Wheat firm; stocG scarce: Red
western, S2as2 80; red southern, s2as2 25. Corn
active and hrmer: White southern, So; yellow
southern, IS. Oats active tor western, 5Ia55.
Rye quiet and unchanged. Provisions quie:
but firm. Mess pork. bulk meats. and bacon
unchanged Sugar-cured hams. f3aiSy. Lard
InIi and unchanged. Western batter active.
Whisky firm, S.
heavy, 13x. Money easy, sac. Exchange. long.
g9a; short, 10Y. Governments very strong.
Virginia skies, 80; new, 81. North Carolina's,
So new, 90.
NEW York, May 13-Flour I0a2Jc better.
Wheat lac. better. Corn lc better.
LONDON, May II, 5p. m.-Consols closed AT %
for money and 90 for account. Bonds of 1862
s94 1856, Old, 907<; 1851, 925; I0.4ls, 80.
PARIS, May I3.-Rentes opened at 81 francs
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Annusemeuts, sc, ro.nixht.
Condensed Locals


he body OF n still-bOrn infant was found ON
Saturday afternoon in Tiber creek, near INDIANA
avenue.
colored woman. Sarah Chinn, was snn-
struck on Saturday on It'll. near n street ana
was taken 10 her home by the police
l'I. JOLE Edwin Mason, Of this city. has inst
finished a compilation of the Masonic writings
decisions, Sc, of the late Hon. q. B. French
which will soon be published. II will make n
Volume OF about 500 pages
The Warrington Grenadiers, Corcoran Zou-
aNeS and Washington Rifles on Saturday even
ing organized the COrcOran battalion by electinr
the fCEOwing OfiicsTs:-MaiOr j. E. Doughty
acting sdjutant. j. X. Hanneman; acting quar-
teIIlasteT- Lieut.. Arnold.
Mr.. George q. Bestor, of Illinois, who has
Dee III at the National hotel for the past m Onth
or SO, died yesterday morning He formerly
Illinois legislature He was a member of a lodge
Oid Fellows in Illinois, and was under the
charge OF Washington Lodge, OF this CITY, who
"a ~ :, nj the remains to his home.
Why il not the reckless waste of Potom1-
water pre- vented? Ii is unjust that the resi-
dents IN North W ashington and on CAPITOL Hill
snoulu DC without water, even TO cook with,
while those on lower ground, who paw no more
taxes, use the precious hUid to food the streets
water their gardens, and wash their carriages
VIII me proper authorities provide a remedy?
th saturday. the special examination in Ger
man OF pupils OF our public schools took place
a the SeatOn Building, when there were six
pupils present IRON each OF the grammar schools,
ltNeHty four boys and twenty four Girls.l The
examination was conducted by Prof. ). j.
Thomson, IN the presence of Superintendent
>. q. Wilson and Trustees Mcclellan ami
French.
The assessor Of internal revenue for the Dis
tTict has turned over TO the collector his list of
persons engaged in the business of dealing i'm
spir'fuous. vlnOus and fermented liquo.s, to-
bacco, cigars and snuff, and the collector Is now
receiving The special license tax from all such
dealers. No penalties for default OF the paw
ment OF This tax will be incurred before the 2Dth
Instant but after that date the penalties will he
added.
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ga colored man at Des Moines has bee,
rresfad far hau fuo uhife yuixas

ga colored man at Des Moines has been
rrested for having two white wives.
~Iowa has 100000 inhabitants, but her
largest city has scarcely 900 of the number.
"The spotted fever is now known e the
Dolly Warden meningitis.
~Father Gavazzi is said to be almost as
emotional an orator as George Francis Train.
RSThe New York Star calls the pianist, 8. B.
Mills, the monumental bangist Of the nine
teenth century"
sVFour prisoners in Jail at Charleston, S. c.,
on ku-klux charges, are negroes.
~Mr. Arnold and Miss Ada Powell, engaged
TO be married, died on the same day of meningi-
It's, near Carrollton, Miss, recently.
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JUSTICE TO WHOM 1T BELoNGs.-In Justice
to one of our most enterprising citizens, whose
energy and activity have secured for himself
fair share OF public patronage, We publish the
following card, which explains itself:
TO the Fubhc.-As there are certain merchants
who ridicule the idea of advertising, and say
that it is only intended to make newspaper men
rich, and who at the same time claim that they
never devote q dollar to such purpose, and vet
resort to mean expedients to reap the benefits of
those who do advertise, feel It due to myself
and to my patrons to state that have no branch
store in Washington, and none save that Of my
noop-skirt and corset factory, at 408 7th street,
Intelligencer building. Ladies in search of my
establishment will please remember the name
and the number, Charles Baum, 408 It'll street
Thankful for past favors, / beg leave to inform
the public that I have just received my new
spring stock, including all the novelties in hoop
skirts, corsets, kid gloves, human hair, trim
mings, the most complete stock Of fancy and
plain hosiery, and ladies' furnishings, all Of
which are specialties, and thai viii endeavor
In the future, as In the past, 20 to conduct my
business as to continue to secure the confidence
ofthe ladies Of Washington, the efforts Of enc
mics and malicious persons to the contrary not
withsfanding. Charles Baum, 40s 7thstrec:, be-
tween d and E.
Dr.. LEON, al street, between 7th and 9th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. n
THBRNoHrITIRs and BarOmetees aro reposred
and made to order by Hempler, near Az stroeti
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AMosT BRUTAL ATTEMPT to commit name
less outrage upon little girl not quite five wears
Old, named Mary Alice Gardner, daughter of
MI Joseph A. Gardner, No. 1885 18th street BY
a Census Office clerk, named Frank Packard is
alleged TO have taken place on Saturday last 1t
l. charged that Packard, who lives a few doors
from GdrGners, on the same street. came home
intoxicated on the afternoon of that day and took
a seat by the window OF his house in view of the
little children NJ play, and beckOned to the little
Gardner glrl To approach him, and when She
came up, he reachedOut OF the " indOw and lifted
her through IL into the room with him. He,
then, n y further alleged ATTEMPTED an infa-
nous outrage. The little girl struggled and
screamed and finally succeeded in escapinO
and ran home and told her mother what had
occurred. Mr.. Gardner soon afterwards re-
turned home from his work and became greatly
snraged al the matter being related to him DR.
IAN ATDum WAS sent for. and after an examina-
uOn OF the child. reported that an attempt
rape had been made on her. and that she was
somewhat injured. Hr. Gardner at once pro-
eeeded 20 the second precinct station and entered
complaint TO LieUte nant johnson who nut him
III the way of obtaining a warrant for the arrest
OF Packard. and the writ was afterwards pIaca1
IN the hands OF Officers PfatT and Dysoa who
arrested Packard at his house about ii o'cIork
at night, and locked him up in q cell OF the sta
tOn-hOUse. Packard afterwards stated that he
had no remembrance of the affair; that he WAS
under the influence OF liquor. Packard was ar
I1igned before Judge Smell. and through his
attorney, :. Il. Lewis, pleaded not guilty ami
waived AN examination, and the Judge fixed his
bond at $500 for appearance before the criminal
court.
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Georgetown Advertisements,
AND SUMNER GOODS.
JOHN III. SWOOT.

ll9 Bridge street, Gtors.:otcH, % e.,
HAS receiV ed fr' m New York, and is now Offering
az ,he !otrM CdSh prices, complete assortment of
SPBiNG AND 81 MFR GOODS, consisting uf a
great variety OF DRESS GOODS, of all the new and
best sty lee.
MOURNING GOODS Of all the best and most re-
henle axes, Nohairs, Bl tck Silks, and Grenadines
w hl1E GOODS in every variety; best Kid
GioNes, Parasois and Umbrellas ; Llama Lace
ShaHIs ana Jackets Ladies and Gents nder wear
aRd Hosiery; Table Linens, sheetiugs and Shirtings
HOUSE FURNisHING GOODS. Mattings. OIL
Cloths and Carpets Always fall assortment of
Gent and Boys Wear; Dolly Warden Percals, with
full line Of Dcmc stic Go 6s to which the atten-
ton 81 customers is invited.
arc6lm j. ii. sMOOT.
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TY ITEM

The STANDARD MEDICINE for complaints Pc
cuiiar to females Is DupOnco's Golden Pm. Sold
by an Druggists. Sold wholesale and retail by z.
ID. Gilman. Retail by the following druggists:
Kidwell & Son; F. ID. Bowling, AZ and G streets
southwest; j. Coughlin, F, corner OF 9th street;
Y. u. Heller, 9Th and y streets; W. b. Entwisle;
Wilfred Mcleod, Georgetown. eo2
BLACK Alpaca Goats.
Drab Alpaca Coats.
Brown Alpaca Goats.
Striped Alpaca Coats.
AT EIsRMAN & Bros,
sos 7th ST., 3 doors above Z.
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BEHKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS,
BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
ga MthSJTon "SiT Johns Rxn" Station, on g. a.
- u. e. r.,
WIN open for the reception of visitors from 2lst of
May to the 18th of October, 1872. A. a
All kinds Of Baths, magnificent Swim yEAv
ming Pools, Natural Temperature 74s tesW II
fsbrenheit. The Baths and Waters a spec nc
I,r IN. umstic Affections, Dyspepsia, Nervousness,
Senefal Deblllty and diseases peculiar to females
Hotel. w
II EseTy amusement Professor Wits Band of Ger
Passengers l. ave Washington at 6;45 A ms
m and SEQ M; by the latter train ample time for
supper at the Relay House.
Terms: S3per day. So per week, SIS per m ,n:h,
and S65 second month. Liberal terms with families
Tor the whole Fare reduced; re turn tickets
good for 80 days; baggage check ed throue to the
epr5ngs A. X POTTS, Proprietor.
~ western Union Telegraph in ofice Of Hotel
OaIy Mail. mayll-lm