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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-02
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April 2-The market
for Flour continues firm at last weeks quota
tons Wheat is unchanged; receipts very light,
with prime and choice samples in demand
Corn is steady; small lots changed hands at yes
terday's figures. No offerings of Rye or Oats
on Change.
Fifteen hundred bushels of strictly prime
Wheat sold in Georgetown yesterday at l!b per
bushel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-02
Observation-Disclosures.

G ?: = iGGfOi s w1LKEylyG J. 4 ''NA''
" Successors to W. F. Henderson.
GROCERY, LI9uoRR y SG GES IIs coA.
Dealers in GRocERiEs. TEAS, CofFEES.
SUGARS, CIDER EGAR, BACON,
WHISkEY, BRANDY. WINES SCOTCH
ALE, PORTER, sc.
RING and MACKEREL.
Choice brand, OF SEGARS and TOBA, ca
Clover and TIMOTHY SEED. \ lssgr
invoice of GRASSES just received
Strict attention paid to the sale OF COu NIKf
PRODUCE. NH "'~u
w A. sMoor'
SALT, COAL A ND 2 l. a : r 4.
SHOOTS HARP.
Foot of Princess ST.
feb 2l-ti Alexandria. Virginia.
z. NJ LA wsoS,
Successor to Brrwi> u l.awson,}
GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No.. Il. art - Cameron street
-tfSfIt'i' III, b.
Orders and consignment, solicited. t;.b II
HooE s 'ousST"S
tSurra> .or> I" Fnwir s CO
SO : PRINCE STkEEl
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MEk,'I:,
Drai-r- ia al kiil- -.
FERTILIZERS. SALT AMI PLASTER
Agents Of the
NEW YORK STEAMSHIPS.
Also the
LIVERPOOL l. LONDON & GLOBE IN
SUkANCE COMPANY.
feb 5---tf
INO. r HkND EkSUN SEQ.
GENERAL
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. South Union street.
Alexandria, Virginia
Has~ Plaster, Guano, Fish; &c. furnished al
lowest market prices. Highest market prices
guaranteed for Grain and Produce, and prompt
returns. aug 2-ly
F. 6. SwAlSh'
GROCER s COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No - North Royal street,
On hand and Tor sale we'll selected stock ut
GROCE RIES
ConsignmentS Of GRAIN, COU NTRi PkO~
DUCE, SC, respectfully solicited. Strict at
III .,l. md nj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-02
NEWS or THE DAY.
$40 sho,o the very nge and boiv ofM Tmrs

The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday Or
dered the Assistant Treasurer at New York to
call in $l.75O, 900 of the temporary three per
cent loan certificate: of August |, 1868.
The colored people of Frederick, Md, held
their annual festival at Croft Hall last night.
when fearful accident occurred by the cavng
in of the south wall, which caused the floor to
give way. One or two person are known to
have been killed aud twelve wounded seriously.
Miss Nellie Grant accompanied by Mrs.
Grant left Washington Yesterday evening for
Philadelphia to join ex-Secretary Borie and
family ell route for Europe The President
will leave Washington tonight and join the
party in New York TO morrow morning to see
them off in the steamer.
The runner Of the Citizens Bank of New
Orleans was robbed at the Canal Bank yester-
day of money to the amount Of $G71,OoO. The
runner placed his book on the counter. Sumo
one asked him question and while answering,
his hook was taken and another substituted.
No arrests have been made.
The uame of General Banks having been
mentioned as the probable successor of Mr.. Cur
tin lTuited States Minister at ST. Petersburg,
it may be stated that he is Ineligible to it, be-
cause he is "a member OF the present Congress,
which increased the salary of the Minister II
Russia to 81 800.
A dispatch from Madrid says "A band Of
robbers last week removed the rails on the Mad
rid and Ar;dausia Railway between Iade
penas and Manzuares, and stopped the mail
train They then made All attack Oh the train
which was resisted by the guard. Shots Were
exchanged and one Of the guards an officer
and passenger were wounded The bandits
finally gained possession OF the cars and took al
the money they could 6ud, some .e3'on' serl-
ing.
Yesterday afternoon terrible accident oc
Cured at the Lackawanua breaker, Carbondalt
Pennsylvania. The trcStle- work of the coal
breaker, about one-hundred feet high, broke
down. carrying with it a number of men arc
boys who were at work on it at the time. The
crushed and broken timbers, from some cause
almost immediately caught fire, and it was with
the greastest difficulty that the breaker wa
saved lrom destruction. Two men aud a DO!
were fatally injured 1t is believed, but no
known, that several boys persisted in the flames
The breaking ot the tre>tle Was caused by flu
riuus gale.
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TNHOMA AS PERRY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND AGENT FOR
MAGNUM BONUM AND BAUGHS
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
No. II King street, Alexandria, Va
Particular attention given to the sale Of all
kinds Of Country Produce, and filling ORDER lor
G,ano, Plaster, Farming implements, Seeds,
Groceries, Fish, Salt Lime, &c, AT lowest
market rates aug 81 II
GEORGE WASHINGTON. W. HERBERT
WASHINGTON s HERBERT,
w Successors to Geo. WaShingtnn.)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. Il North Union ST.,
Alexandria, Va
kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. and filling
orders for GROCERIES, GUANO, SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH SAL1, LINE, Sc. at the
lowest market price feb 1T
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u Q. = " n y T.,
GROCER & MISSION MERCHANT
No. ~ North Royal street,
On hand and Tor sale we'll selected stock ut
q ROC f. R ES.
Consignment< of GRAIN, COUNTRY Pro
DUCE, &c, respectfully solicited. Strict at
tention paid to sales, and promp, returns guar
anteed jy lS-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-02

Hmm i CO.,
Successors to Samuel Hartley
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. l3 Union street.
Alexandria, Va.
Ms- Particular attention paid to the selling Of
FLOUR, GRAIN and all kinds of COZ, NTRl
PRODUCE, and filing al orders for GROCE-
RES, GUANO, PLASTER, SEEDS, Sc,
&c. ut the lowest market rates
&4~Agents for The sale of james :. Welch's
celebrated brands of FAlfIL y FLOUR.
G1~Agents for the sale of the "ROUND TOF
HIDR1NLiC CEMENT" jan ST.
j. BRoDERs. J. LANNos
I BRODERS i CO.,
u. No. II King street,
Alexandfia Va
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Wholesale Dealers il
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS.
Provisions.
SALT FISH
and PRODUCE.
Also keep on hand general assortment o.
Cordage, Tar Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing, Oils,
LAMPS and Ship and Naval Stores.
All orders and consignn,"nt> promptly att-rd-
Ell 70, and goods forwarded without delay to con-
signees on arrival.
Agents for Duponts Gunpowder.
XXX Ale and Porter always on nand.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans-
portation line NH l0--u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-15
A l. E X A N d RIA

THR NEW MARKKr HoUsE.-At meeting of
the sinking fund committee held a. the auditors
ONCE on Saturday evening last the members
resolved to visit Washington on THURSDAY next
and inspect the new market house there for the
purpose OF determining upon the style Of the
status. pavements and Internal arrangements
for the new market house in this CITY,
The NEW JERSEY RIoTERs.-Ihe trial OF
tfe parties arrested for completely In the Patton
burg, n. j., riot is still in progress. Charles
Perkins, the cOlored man arrested here and
committed TO jail on that charge, has, at the
instance of the New Jersey authorities, been
recommitted to await a requiSition from that
state; and the names OF other colored men
Implicated, and to I've arrested, have been sent
on TO the authorities OF this city.
"BIG JoE."-Tbe co!Ored woman, j Josephine
Bran; on, alias Big Joe, charged with the muir
Ger OF her child near AccotiDk. in Fairfax
county, is said to be living in Murder Bay,
Washington, but as no reward has been offered
for Der arrest, she is going at large with impu-
nifty.
KIDNAPPED THE EpIroR's ASSISTANT
he lowest stage of human depravity has at
iersih been reached-a man stole the clipping
sissors from the Gazette office on Saturday last
No matter how much his wife may have wanted
them, che will refuse to further rec ognize the
thief. when she finds out from whence thew
were stolen - Gazette, last evening.
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G E o z g EFT q W n .

FIRE ALARM.-About O'Clock last evening,
Ohcer y. y. Warwick turned in a fire alarm
from box No. "a, caused by the bursting OF A
coal oil lamp at the residence of Mr.. Robert
Chamberlain, No. 81 Sd street The fire was
eXtlnguished without the aid OF Henry Addison
company, which responded promptly
GRAND DEVBE OF THE BOoTBLACE
bRIGADE-"The first annual levee of the George
town BOotblacks' Association" was given a;
Market Hall last evening. Prior TO the grand
levee the association parallel the streets headed
by Kings brass baud. The parade over, the
levee commenced aud 'sOft the light shone
Ger sable bellies and happy boosblack still a
late hour this morning. when the ball broke M
SALE OF Wharf.-The only sale of wheat to-
day was $50 bushels OF fair red at S1T4 Itwas
received by Hartley K Bro. per river
HOUSE RAIsING.-A gentleman from Chicago
is in this city making arrangements TO raise t6e
marEet house and other buildings in the vicinity
10 level with the new grade OF Bridge street
De having received a contract for the purpose
from the board of public works. The work will
be done by District lab)rers, under the personal
direction of the gentleman referred to.
SHIPMENT OF FLOUR. The New York
steamer John Gibson made an extra trim TODAY
taking out 500 barrels OF hour. The barge
Georgetown cleared tn dav in tow for PhiIadsI
Ihia with small lot OF flour.
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THE COURn

CouRr IL GIHSKAL TaRx.-To- day, John s.
Washburn- OF New York, was, on motion of Mr.
Alexander, on report of The examining com
mittee. In re-, appeal of Joshua GrAyVappIl-
cation for patent-reopened sRd argued L.
8. agt squares 6s7 and 6Ss.. Mr.. Francis Hanna
who pts to the apprasement made a u,otion
for a reappraisement. The court ruled III AZ the
eXeeptsnt must produce written request for ap-
pTaisers Tor reappraise ment before motion can
be considered. Juvensl sgt. New Jersey mu-
tual life ill., urapce company: argument COM
meneed.
Police COURT. Judge SaeU-To-dav. Josenh
doun, profanity; s.. Elizabeth Dsde. same
offense; IS. Norah Birth, same; g. William
Thomas, came: 50.
CHARGE OF SELLING GOODS WITHOUT LICENSE
The case Of Z. T. Speyer, charged with selling
goods by sample without liCsnse, came no. Mr.
W: b. Webb, counsel for defendant, raised the
point that merely offering for sale does not con-
stitute sufficient ground for charge OF VIOLA
ton oIthe act which covers those ged In ssll
ing. The point wss oyerruled, and Mr.. Parker
statiener, testified that defendant was exhibit
lhg some sample OF tags, or labels, which he
offered to sell to him, when the officer came in
and arrested him. The court gave Judgment
against accused, filming him 81 in addition 20
$500, the amount of license. Mr.. Webb t,ok An
appea and bonds for Sin0 were given for his ap-
pearsnee at higher court
ASSAULTS, ETC.
NJ: GoHand, charged With a sault aud batterT
on X. Mckinley, s. and costs. jacob Gardner,
aSsauit and battery on Henry jackson; S3 and
costs. Sampson Tyler, threats against Dr. VIM
BONd, 500 bonds TO keep the peace. Richard
Martin, colGred, charged with assault and bat
terry on Adelin6 Jones. white LADY, giving her
atear;ully black eye by kicking her in the face
ana throwing her down ten steps, bruising her
badly; continued, for absent witness for defense.
Christian Hetfner. charged with assault aud bat
terry on Peter pepper; case dismissed. In the
case OF Richard Marshall, tor the assault or
Adeiine Jones, witne IS IS for defence were heard
after which the judge fined him 800 and costs
or three months in jail Accused entered an
appeal and bOndSO $500 were fixed.
CHhRGB OF KEEPING AN IMPROPER HOUSE.
Lizzie Davis and Frank Thomson were
charged with keeping a bawdy house. Mrs
BVrnes testified that these parties rented some
rooms In house of hers as man and wife; that
she soon afterwards discovered that very inn
proper conduct was carried on in the rooms be-
tween men and women whom she did not know
FRANK Thomson is Young man, and when he
rented the rooms he stated that they were for
his wife, Two children and mother, and witness
afterwards found that they were lewd women
and not as represented. Celia Crane, daughter
of Mrs. Byrnes, testified TO the same effect The
court dismissed Lizzie Davis and fined Thorn
son SEQ and costs. An appeal was taken. and
bones of 500 fixed for appearance to prosecute
the appeal.
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TRUFFLRs.-Thesef fungi, go highly priced by
gestronOmsts, and which enter so largely into
tie composition Of the pate de foie gras,' are
found among the roots, Of various trees, as the
beech, walnut, ches tnuts, though those growing
among the roots of the oak are said % poss IS
the finest flavor. OF some twentv.four varieties
only four are edible: two of these ripen in au-
tumu and are gathered in the beginning of win
ter the sc are known as black trufie and the win
ter truite. They are common in Italy and the
south of France, and are found occasionally
around Paris and in England. They must
vegetste on decayed wood, and they can only
grow ID advantage in groves where the shade is
not too dense. A rainy July and August greatly
favoTs their development. At the proper sea-
son they are hunted or found by trained pigs
and dogs Ndtarc and Science, ScribHer's for
October.
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sF"Keep 'en alive, boy! keep 'em alive!"
said an old physician to his young brother
practitioner-"Dead men pay no bills"
sS-John Wesley, at the age of seventy.seven,
wrote, 81 do not remember to have felt lowness
OF spirits for one quarter OF an hour since I was
born" No wonder that he was able to preach
when ninety years old.
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BRILLIANT AURORAL DrsPLAT-while the
rich mellow light Of sunset was lingering in the
west iast evening, with the almost full moon
shining IN eOudess sky in the east, the north
eIn horizon was suddenly lit up with a brjIIian.
display OF the aurora bOreais, or Northern lights
They hrst appec-ed in the form of 2 low Grim
son area, which, expanding slowly, mounted to-
~aTos he zenith, meanwhile growing deeper
REQ, AID ever and anon throwing out broad belts
OF white light, which, Guiyering for a moment,
would fade awav. only 10 reappear a lew min
u'es alter While this display was in pr0gres,
pale green bow rose slowly from the north
Tn hoTiZon, and when about sixty degrees high
formed a perfect luminous arch, spanning the
hsaVers from east 20 west. The rare Sigh was
Ots' 90 y thousands OF people, who WATCHED
tie changing splen To- of the scene viii ID lasted
Ter upwards OF half an hour. IL was Il scfde,iIy
Tie most brilliant surOrsl displfy seen here for
many months, and in some of its features was
like the arctic lights described by yoyaysrs -
h'gh rorthern lat, aides, bat rarely seen in this
lStttuCs.
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THT TEEATEEs.--It was rather an ambitious
Undertaking tor the Holman Opera Troupe 70
attempt the music OF The Grand Duchess in this
city, y here IL has been given by the Tostee And
nee French trOupes, because some people
VII draw comparisons and make themselves
G1I,halpyi bur those who went TO tbs National
ILtaJ-r last night without any great expecta-
tiurs we're well satisfied with the performauee
Miss Sallie Holman Is hardly equal TO the lead
lrg rec physically, but sang her part very
S'eyeIlv. Peskes sang the role of Gen. Boum
better han he acted or dressed IL. Brandisi Is
AFFAIR tenor, but rather stiff. His spirited sing
lIg OF the Marsellaise-an interpolation-wss
TIE hhest piece OF vocalism OF the evening The
chorus and orchestra are rather light To,niybt
Tie com any Will appear in "The Enchantress"
The Theater Comique was crowded last even
~ Z, ara long and varied programme was gone
through, 70 the satisfaction of the audience
y ne new PEI formers mentioned in yesterday's
STAR were favorably received, and, In coniunc-
toh WIN The old fSvorites, maze the entertain
neEt great success Tonight is ladies' night.
NATIONAL PARK RAcxs.-Yesterdsy thsrs
was cutie q good attendance at the National
Park Race Course, near the Insane Asylum m
witness the first race OF a season Of four DAYS
he race which, according to the published an
day did not take place. The race-second ON
the Prcgramme-best three in Eve TO harness
fer pnrse Of 500; $50 for second horse. was
Harper, b. IN, Belle OF Getsysburg: j. Davis
x. g., Virginia; John Price, b. a, Sleepy pan
On the first heat Belle and Dan trotted meek
80 .SoA I'LL 10y IesCneu Ine i&st quarter,
when the forner made aspurt, and came in two
lergths ahead. Time: 2:5Sa. Virginia vas dis
fenced The second and third beats we're also
wen by Beiie. Time: 20 and 2.52K.
TEE wAsHNGroH MOsuMEnr--The work
low in progress under Cen Babcoek for i'm
proving the monument grouIras sttracts the
atteniiea OF many visitors 10 thar locality, and
TIE query n often made as to the reason why
Tie woLk has not been resumed on the noun
nnent iteH, there having been an appropriation
ior that purpose made daring the last session Of
GongTSs3. ..-
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MEMS AND YOUTH's DRESS SUITS.
Mems and Youths BUSINESS Suits.
Mems and Youths Overcoats.
Boys and Children's Clothing, at
EISRMAE & Bros,
SOB 9TH street, three doors above T..
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: If you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in first class manner
sent them TO A. Fisher, No. 6l8 9th street. eppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give YOU
satisfaction without fail. e2I3:
LIGHTNING HEATERS and Parlor Sun La
trobe Stoves; equal to any and better than many;
at Hamilton & Pearson's mantel and chande-
lier emporium, Y. NJ. G.. A. Building. cod
RELIEF FOR THE FEET-Fee, Al per Vtsit.-
CorTe extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
Nails, Sc >. relieved and cured, at DR.. Whites,
No. S5 18th street, opposite U. s. Treasury.
TEB NATIONAL SAvINes BANK, ". Y ave
and 18th ST., pays per ct. on deposits. N3.14tl6
THHRHoHErRRs and Bsrometers are repaired
and made to order ty Hsr1pIer, near 4 etrest
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NO HUHBu0.-L. lIQl Vim pay IN Ga
lNryeics for any kind Of Ladies' 6sntS I'D ON.
t9SI th street. between end g, soufA.
uote By mall promptly ottendod %, joG4-ly
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CITY ITEM s.

GENTLEMEN interested in the vote for the
dag at Sullivans will please call at the Excel
sior House this evening. The votes will be
counted at o'clock.
He TAfLoR1sG DEPARTMENT of Roman &
Cox is stocked with the choicest fabrics of for
etgn and domestic overcostings, suitings, coat
ings, yesuDgs and trOuserings, which will be
MADE TO order. Satisfaction guaranteed. 5J7
9TH street.
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THE TAX SALE.-To-d day the sale OF property
by the Collector OF Taxes In arrears Of taxes due
the District government was resumed at Metze-
rott Hall, under the direction of Col. Slater, as
sisted by his deputy, Col. Bramhall. The bid
ders were more numerous than on yesterday,
aud the bids more rapid. AS fast as the name
and description OF each lot was read, the re-
spouse "taXes" was made by some of those
present as indicating their intention to invest,
and the property was knocked down 70 them.
The list was proceeded with through the CPS &c
day, and to morrow the sale will be resumed
from ID dOwnwards. This sale affords the rare
CppOrtunitY OF u per cent in vestment.
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MEMS AND BOYS OvEaCoATs, great variety,
Mems and Boys Talmas, great variety,
Dust opened at SrRAUs'
110l Penn. ave-, bet. 10th and III ID streets.
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LOCAL NEWS.
hmusements, &C., Tonight.

TrOuJ- IN the "Enchsntre.sI
fAeatsr CoHniqse.-COmedy, surlesque, songs,
dance. etc.
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FINE PLATED and first quality orode buttons,
studs, collar buttons and scarf slides, some beau
tiful styles, received at Prigg's jewelry store,
No 45l pennsylvania avenue, between Az and
9th streets.
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whit to my establishment will fully repay all
who may appropriate the time and trouble Of con-
ing, whether they purchase only wish TO view my
immense stock aud how i sell Them.
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THE NATIONAL. METROPOLITAN
l. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ORGANIZED AUG UST %, 1870.
CASE 8 90 600
Office in shepherds Baildi. g, No eOs1 Pennsyl-
vsLia syenus. MOSES KELLY President.
cam, VIM; d. TODD, Vice President.
2; b. Blake, VIM. b. Todd,
Vim G Metzerott, John T. lehman,
s SeGa s sn ST1isk, Moses Kelly, :,
UHIrED sTATIs RArEST OEyIoI,o 49,.
,es.an u q Asss.' q bso s
s s stii s
and Ieissued the 10th Cay Of October, lsl Tor an
Sassned that he I'm the case b.
closed on the 1th day Of DECEMBER next; that the
petition 5. heard on tie q Day Pan yasu.1s
ms. 81: s4sss; 5ssa...r
THIS rs ~ GIVE N0II0E, T1.s sse .ao.c!i:
DistrHt q Columbia, hodins special term Issser:
On 81 ~ ss eSsn1 g.
deceased. An persons having claims assin.t the
SAM the e1 s Tie
on or before the 2,h dayof ePtsm6er pert:
under hsnd tbs S dss
September, ls72. -
MARY IEDIANA COwLIHG,0
eep26-v.Sw Administrative.
This rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the s1booFi.
4 ber has obtained from the supreme Court Of the
tsstsmentsry on the personai ssfate Of BNNEDICT
hUTCHIHc, late Of Wellington county, d. o.,
the sAid decsssed are her.by vsIned Re s4hi6t Tie
as % Ss1 e the
otherSiss by lsy b excluded from an bscs6f q he
October, 1871. ELIZABETH HUTCHfNS,
ocl0-thst. Executrix, SIT Massachusetts, ave.
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THE TRADES.

X EMoVED.-Mrs JOSEPH H. BRIGGS wonld
~ inioIn her flIeIts and the public that she has
20 10Y NINTH STREET, opposite Rev. Or. smith
entrusted to her or- l,ns
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| VIKINGS, FLAGS, TENTS.

A Winnings, FLAGS, TENTS.
III G. COPELAND,
o43 Louisiana eIue, one door east Tn street
AWNINGS for Stores, City and Country Resi-
deaces rechtrche in style and finish
fLAGs ara TENTS for sale and rent.
Rooms DEIOBATED.
All Canvass articles No ade To order
DANCING CLOTHS se2s-tr
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1 Winnings, TENTS AND Fl.AGs.

a
JOHN O. HOGAN, 7l3 Market space. betvse,
TN and Sth SITS, Sailnaker and manufacturer Q
Awnings in style and finish for stores, city ans
country residences. Flags for sale or rent. Tent
furnished for camp meetings. Awning material o.
AZ
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0TRAU0, enc Clothier.
0TRAU8, the CloshieF.
0TRAUO, the ClOthioY.

Three poofs from Eleventh stree,
Three Doors from Eleventh Street,
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w nj. Ii. NHAATLEYS
Steam Dyetug and Securing
Establishment,
OFFICE, 40 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, u. G.
Established lsl d Hmium awarded 1881 and fs row
1Ie Of The dest lar eest. and most coselets es;at
sbmsnts Of the kind in this souutry B.st pl.ca in
The District iOT Clearing OF d, eng Geptieman-s
Clcihiog. kverytb:EG ger aiming 10 he busi,,e-s
well ard promptly rtcUted. Cfsce closed dalIy AZ
set, except Safurday, hen IL will be op., unti
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THHRHoEErRRs and Bsrometers are repaired
and made to order ty HsmpIer, near etreet