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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office CHEF Signal Ohe.r
SMAsAlNeToN- d. G.. April 80, 1872, 10 am
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwENTY-FOuR HOT RS
Inc barometer is highest over the middle states
1t has continued falling northwest of the Ohio
valley, with easterly to southerly winds cloudy
and threatening weather and rain from Nebraska
horthWard over Minnesota. Clear and partially
cloudy weather continues from To gulf 10 the
lower lakes, and eastward to The Atlantic
Cloudy weather with light rain has prevailed AT
Portland, oregon, and clear weather at San
Francisco.
PRoBABILlTIEs.-The area of low barometer
wlll probably move eastward over southern
Minnesota and Iowa toward Lake Michigan
WIN increasing TO brisk and possibly high winds
over Lakes Michigan and Superior this after
noon ana evening. Cloudy and threatening
weather with rain will prevail from the Ohio
Naiicy northWard and westward, and extend
eastward over the lower lake region tonight
Clear and partially cloudy weather will continue
over the New England, middle, Atlantic aud
southern states. Dangerous winds are not an
uclpated for to- day, except possibly, over Lakes
Superior and Michigan.
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A l. Z X A n D r | A

ARRIVAL OF 1MMIGRANTs.-Mr. Ferdinand
Allen, accompanied by his family, cons sting of
four grown sons and two young daughters, from
Wysox, Bradford county, PENNSYLVANIA, arriy-
ed here yesterday from Baltimore in the canal
boat Emily Wells, in tow of the tug Pacific. en-
route TO his new home, a farm near NOkesvlle,
ed.
PROPERTY SALE.-The two story and attic
brlck dwelling house on the south side OF Prince
between Royal and Pitt streets, belonging to
the estate OF the late John Rudi, was sold to-
day by Green Il Wise, auctioneers, to j. II.
Reid, for s. .O25.
SCHOOL TRUSTEE APPoINTHD.-The board
of education has appointed John f. Febrev
esq, trustee of public schools in Washington
school district of the county OF Alexandria, vice
Thomas b Dawson who failed to Iualify-Ga-
-effP, 1.tb
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MIXED SCHOOLs-The Dispatch OF this morn
ing bewails the attempts of the republican party
TO make capital, by endeavoring to secure social
equality between white and black. and
especially by that Odious measure of mixed
schools. To all which, we answer. that the
republican party, neither in this state nor in
the nation, Is doing so. Neither white nor col
ored republicans, in any number, desire mixed
schools here. Ii the attempt is made we shall
be found. as true friend of the colored race
not less than the white, fighting to the last
against II as destructive to the best interests
OF both races. We kHOry that to adopt mixed
schools would he TO destroy our school system
altogether. We are in favor of giving all
the children Of the state thorough edu-
cation, free TO rich and poor alike.
We insist upon the right of every child to be
educated, and the duty of the state to provide
the means and TO secure the attendance of the
children AZ the school by compulsory measures.
But We insist, also, that each race shall be al
lowed its own schools. Healthful and friendly
competition will then stimulate each to do its
best, lest il fail behind in the race for know
ledge. We are confident that our opinions are
held by vast majority of the republicans of
Virginia, and by none more tenaciousy than
the colorei people themselves. We appeal to
the candor and self-respect of our opponents to
refrain fro IN raising Issue so clearly fictitious
as this in the approaching contest No good
can possibly come OF il, and much bitterness of
feeling cannot tail to be excited by the rehearsal
OF accusations wholly unfounded and unjust
RlchmoRd Id.) Journal.
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PROPOSALS.
DRePosALs FOB BUILDING STONE.
OLD MOI NEW (NEW No.
9TH ST. SPRING STOCK IRA sr.

9TH oT') SThANS SIO0A [ 9TH ST.
PAPERHANGINGs, PICTURE FRAMES.
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELS &c
The Largest Assortment in the District. of Foreign
and Domestic Manufacture, now open at
N A y X RlTER'S
ODD Fellows Hall, New No 439 D
PAPERHANGINGS
large selection Of rich Gilt Patterns, OF entirely
new ard unique designs, in stripes, &c, including
other rich and novel Styles in gilt and plain with
appropriate borders Also large and select stock of
medium and low priced Papers, gilt and cannon
TO % per piece, large portion Of which re made
specially TO order. 20 inch plain suits, for panel
and perfect representations of Wood and Marbles
Tor panellng halls, vestibules, specimen panels
eNhibited.D Orders for every dissertation of plain
and decorative PaperhaDgng executed in the best
PICTURE FRAMES,
in Gilt, Walnut, &C, solid oval aud oval, from card
to portrait size Velvet Fran for porcelain pic
tures; Card Frames in great variety; Box Frames
Tor Mresths. Frames made 10 order.
WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE CORD AND
TAsSELS, &C.,
Inherent sizes and colors Also, Wire Center Pic
ture Cord, Gold Plated and Timed Wire Picture
Cord Porcelain and Plain Head Picture Nails,
RlrRs, &c. Window Shades made 70 order
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS &c
limited but choice selection, in appropriate frames
alwRyS in store on ex hibition and sale cheap
All orders for Paperbangipgs, Window Shades, or
guaranteed. Terms Cash.
No ass 9TH street, bets zen D and Sta.
apis lmr New No 439D
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The GENEVA ARBITRATIoN.-Letters adj
crossed by Lord Granville TO Sir Edward Thorn
ton and Minister Schenck, dated April Sth and
9TH, are published, showing that prior to the
presentation OF the British cOunter-case at Ge-
Ieya, Minister Schenck had informed Glad
stone that our government would not object 10
her maJeSty's government putting in their
counter-case without prejudice to the position
maintained by her majesty's government. This
was confirmed by MIR. Fish, who, the CORES
pondence states, said to MIR. Schenck that il
Is the understanding of the United States that
,ne BRUSH government is bound under the
treaty TO file counter case, and that their
DONG so will not prejudice the position thew
nave Ken, nor affect the position of the United
States, but that the rights OF both parties Will
be the same after the filing as before"
Ihe London Observer says the reply of Secra-
tary Elsh 10 Earl Granville's note of March 10Th
would reach MIR. Schenck Yesterday and he
handed to Granville Monday or Tuesday. The
oCSsTrer is lined that it is a lengthy docu-
the position OF the merican government i'm re-
gard 10 consequential damages.
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government Securities,


=. NEW YORK, April 29-Stocks strong and ae-
tive. Gold steady, l2H. Money firm, 6. Ex-
firm and quiet. Virginia sizes, 50; new. s.,
North Carolinas, Sc; new, 2oN.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Flour quiet and firm
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn firm.
LYNDON, April %, 1I.30 a. m-ConsoIs opened
az Us for money and go for account. Bonds
OF 1862, 9oh; 1855. old, 9is; 1861, So; lO-4a's,
Paris, April 29.-Rentes opened at 81 francs,
s. cenfimPs
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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 Pubiic.-As there are certain merchants
who ridcue the idea of advertising, and saw
mat it Is only intended to make newspaper men
rich, and who at the same time claim that they
never devote a dollar to such purpose, and vet
resort TO mean eNpedients 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 nv
hoCp-sklrt and corset factory, at i06 9TH street
lntelligencer building. Ladies in search of nv
establishment will please remember the name
ana the number, Charles Baum, 4OS Eth street
Thankful for past favors, 1 beg leave TO inform
the public that l have Just received my new
spring stock, including ALI 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 speciaties, and thai will endeayor
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 70 the contrary not
withstanding. Charles Baum, 400 9Th street De-
tween ID and l..
DIR. LEON, Ill / street, between It'll and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. II
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THE '.ovRrs.

charged vi,h a. .dgs Saltwater Hlr'ile,
s.. Walter A -Senness and profanity; fined
youtbs char ,rreves and Dennis Burke. two
fned 81 90 cd with playing ball on X street;
decent IL -.ch. VIM. Holmes. profane and i'm
offenr -,guage; fined %. Mollv Hines. same
FI- e on 18th street; tnedS3. Ellen Long and
: <sbeth NugeDt, charged with being prosti-
.ntes and Louise alley Migrants; workhouse sixty
days. Philip HungerfoId, charged with dump
ing night soil in Piney branch, in the county;
fined $40. James LuXen violation of hack law;
fined So Levi Patterson, charged with keep
ing a fierce and dangerous dog and permitting
ii to run at large; fined SIS. Geo Washington
fast driving; fined $50. nolle pros. was en-
tered in the case of Peter Schaum, charged with
grand larceny.
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Georgetown Advertisements

POTATOES, POrATOES.-l.OtO bushels No I
Il JACKSON WHITE POTATOES, now landing
rom schooner Sophie. from Portland, Maine, and
Tor sale IN lots to suit purchasers by
J. G. WATERS.
ap29e olw 100 Water street.
4. ~.
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HE INDIANS ARE ON THE wAR-PATH, but
lime and Sickness deprive more people OF their
hair than the scalping knife. Nevertheless
Phdion'S Chemicdl Hdir Inauguration stops the
railing out of the fbres inevitably and immedi-
ateiy, produces a fresh growth and keeps the
halr IN state OF vigorous health and glossy
beauty. eo3
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs, for pulmo-
nary and asthmatic disorders, have proved their
ehcaey by test of many years, and have re-
ceiyed testimonials from eminent men who have
USED them. eo3
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NEW PUBLICATIoNs.-FromK ervand of the
Hudson Taylor bookstore, We have Harper's
Ba<dr for Nav 18th.
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LEGISLATIVE AssENBLY.-The Council was
called TO order at II O'Clock IN. BY the secre-
tary, VIM. NJ. New, Esq, and the roll called,
but no quorum being present, on motion of Mr..
Hall, the Council adjourned until tomorrow at
II O'Clock.
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SAVE Your MOSEY.-See notice of Freed
mans Savings Bank. Now is the time to begin
a savings account at six per cent. interest.
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CIT Y ITEM s.

FOR PERFECT FIT in Ladies and Misses Cor
sets, call on Miss Annie X. Humphrey, 1l09 +
street.
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RELIEF FOR THE FEEr-FFE

TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, y. Y. ave
and 18th St, pays per ct on deposits. Nt31itl6
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ING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN III. SHOOT.

IIS BTtdSe street, GsoTge;OtyR, ID T.,
Has received fir. m New York, and il now Offering
AZ me l0lr, - CdSh prices complete assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. consisting Of a
great variety OF DRESS GOODS, Of all the new and
best sty les.
MOURNING GOODS Of all the best aud most re-
hshie axes, MohaiTs Black Silks, and Grenadines
WHITE GOODS ia every variety : best Kid
Gloves. Parasols and Umbrellas Llama Lace
shawIs and Jackets; Ladies' and Gents Underwesr
Of the best grades.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Msttings, OIL
cloths and Carpets. Always a full assor rnent Of
Gents and Boys Wear; Dolly Warden Percais. with
afuil line OF Domestic Co DIS, TO which the atten-
tion Of onstC Hers is invited.
ap26lm J. H. SNOOT
THE COPAKrNF RSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
1sting between the undersigned. under the
name ana lyle Of MAYFIELD n HIESTON, was
Dissolved by mutual consent, April the LIST. 1872.
b. h. MAYFIELn,
Il. I. HIESTON,
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MELANCHOLY HARvEsT.-A fine head of
hair is a crop that should know no harvest Yet
when il begins to fade, the comb rakes out the
hbres by the handful This need never be. The
daily application of PhdIOn'S IarigOrdt0r will
keep the hair in full luNuriant growth and OF its
natural color through life.
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LADIES, DupOnco's Golden Pills are sold by
all druggists. Sold wholesale and retail by Il
d. Gilman. Retail by the following druggists:
kldWeii & Son; +. ID. Bowling, AZ and streets
southwest; !. Coughlin, +, corner of 9th street;
p. HI. Heller. eth and streets; w. b. Entwisle;
wired Mcleod, Georgetown. co.,
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Corns, BuniOns and Bad Nails relieved with
out pain, at DR. Whites rooms, 5}j 18th street
opposite Treasury. Baltimore office, Nerth
Charles street. Fee ST.
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LOCAL h EW =.


NrsftHCI TisGfsr.-iimee in Opera BOlfr,
q. - Grande DuchesSe."
R-rH,'s HGV.-SOiree of the Washington Ar
tilleIy.
~. JaseYb's HaH.-Fair for the benefit of 81.
--oStIb's church
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COPkRTNERSnIP


The undersigned have formed n copartnerShip.
under the name of MAYslELD h HES ron to
carry Oh the " GOD And COAL BUSINESS, at the
Georgetown, d. C., from April LIST, 1872.
APPS Ct JOHN HiESTON
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II. BAUM has opened a Branch, S0j Market
Space, between Sth and 9th streets. 422I:
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L!dma Lace Shawl,
Go 70
WOLFORD * SHILBERG's
$40 I2I eth street, Island.
Miss ANNIE X. HUMPHREY. 1fO9 f street.
has Just received good supply of White Goods,
Lace Shawls, and Summer Hosiery of the finest
quality. These, with Ladies and Gentlemen's
Furnishings, Lubins Extracts and Atkinson's
PerfumeTy, she offers at New York prices She
has no old stock selling "belOw cost" and dear
at any price, but new goods of best quality.
Miss Humphrey is agent and issues passage
tickets and prepaid certificates for the Anchor
Line Ocean Steamers
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~ NA'f YARD SCANDAL FTgli Orer q
AsiodeOn tet'ceeR Chaplain Kane IF the Tsrno1t
and Lieut.. Z. b. ThOmaS.-Chap.ain James J
Name OF the receiving ship Vermont at the
brooklyn navy yard, appeared in the supreme
court on the 18th instant, and had a warrant is
sued Tor the arrest OF Lieut.. Eugene b. Thongs.
OF the United States navy, for alleged HbeIlous
statements tending to the injury of the plaintiff
At appears that charges and cOunter-charges has
been made by both men against each $50
One OF the charges against Kane by the lieutpn-
ant was that he had not expended all the money
ne ne mad collected for melOdeOn to that purpose.
IN, in9hias was arrested and promised to furnish
bail on the following day, but instead of 50 DO
ing, went TO Washington, and was not arrested.
he then produced bonds in the sum of $500 for
MS appearance for trial.-N. L. Standard ON
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SHOCKING SCENES AT NEW YORK FIRE
In New York, on Saturday night, a fire occurred
: III a building, upon the fifth floor OF which a
number of tailors were at work. Two brothers
named Mcbride attempted to escape by the
stairway, but were driven back by the flames,
and one OF them burned to a crisp. The other
brother then staggered TO a window and per
i.hed in full view of the crowd Of persons in the
street below.
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FOR CHEAT AND GENUINE
Llama Lace Shawl,
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I IMITED PARTNERSHIP.
IL
This Is to certify that we have, this 18th day of
April, A ID. 1872 entered into copartnership under
the firm name of LEWIS BAAR co.
The general nature Of the business intended to be
frapsscted IS that Of selling Singer Sewing Machines
and l.. Butterick's Patterns.
The names OF the General and Special Partners
Cstreet, Washington, d. O.; Henry Franc, Special
ington, d. q. -
The amount Of capital contributed by Henry
Franc, Special Partner, is four thousand dollars
The partnership Ii TO be considered as IA wing
commenced January LIST, 1872, and 10 to terminate
the 5lst day of December, 1874.
LEWIS BAAR. ISeal
HENRY FRANC iSeal
hereby designate the Daily NATIONAL Reprbiiea.
and the EVENING STAR, in the city Of Washineton
wherein the above notice shall be published thrice
e true .U eo ISnr S'e s. MEIes nEiGS OK
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INSURE IN 1T AT ONCE, AND BE SAFE.
sp23-tr
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by THOMAS DOMLING. Auct'r; Georgetown.

u
SALE OF FlASKS, PATTERNS, AND FOUN-
DRl AND MACHINE SHOP TOOLS
BY virtue Of bill of sale to me, made on the 10th
81 January, 1872. viii sell, at public auction. 10 the
highest bidder, on Til RSDAS, MAY ID, lS72, at 3
O'Clock m, at Pickrels warehouse, Water street ,
Georeetown, O.; valuable lot Of Flasks, Pat
terms, Foundry and Machine Shop Tools,
Terms cash. WAITER W III ROBINSON
a25 THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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DRY GOODS.

Now orEN.
wOLFORD a SHILBERG's
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE INT THE TERRITORY
NEW GOODS received daily for the
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Comprising all the latest Novelties in
DRESS GOODS,
BLhCk end CQLoRED SILKS, MoHAIRS, IA.
PANESE SILKS, PoPLINS, DOLLY gARDENs
prices, beautiful SPRING SHAwLS.
WHITE DRESS GOODS,
OF all classes Cor summer wear
THE NEW EST STYLES PARASOLs
large variety Of
thcce Prints and DOmestiCs. CassTnereS, for Mons
ard Boys wear.
And special attention is called TO the
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
which comprises the latest designs in
ENGLISH BRUSSELS ana handsome
INGRAM CARPETS.
Coed STRAW MATING al rs cents
Nice OIL CLOTH At so cents per yard
eau 10 his establishment viii save purchasers
considerable money.
"EENEMBER THE ARCADENa
l2s SEVENTH STREET.
sp'3tMayo Between II and Y
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LADIES' GOODS.

NlSS GEDNkY,
WI 7i5 Fourteenth street northwest
SPRING HATS and BUNNETS. IN
suitable Tor Receptions and Travelling. lust re- H1
celyed from Paris. Also, 10 4 rev and large *
ass r'ment Of samples in SILKS, PONGEss,
GHALLIEs. GRENADINES and DOLLY VAR
DEN" GOODS ap2D Ims
MISS Il. A, MCCORMICK,
vi SOC 9fh street, bsftrs.n EdHf F,
Has INST opened an elegant stock OF MILLINERY
GOODS, comprising all the newest designsNA =
IN Pattern BOnnets, Hats, Flowers, Ribbons ASyK
Laces. &c. Also, a full line of Ladies Tn 2CkO
deIweaI; 10 ali Of which she asks the attention Of
the ladies 81 Washington and vicinity. aple
SPECIAL NOTICE
- MADAME EsTRENs, 6Is 18th STREET
CHEA EST Hot USE SOUTH OF NEW YORH
FOR HUMAN HAIR.
Paris Chailine SWITCHES yard long, only SIS
Long CUhBS at 81 aud 81.
Call and examine for yourself mar2s 2m
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STOKES, the murderer of Fisk, is ont with a
card, In which he denies cOllusion with Miss
Mansfield to extOrt money from his dead rival
lie rehearses his former charges against Fisk.
and declares as false the reports shat he thu eat
ened to publish the letters of his victim. He
also has word or two to say respecting the
play OF i" Black Friday" and declares that
when all the facts in the case are developed at
me trial that public opinion will set in his
favor.
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NV n. %. " HEALTHY
w STEAM DYEING
AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFICE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
fstabished 1881 premium awarded 1857; and is now
one OF the oldest. largest and most complete esab-
hshmenis OF the Kind in this country. Ny patrons
Will consult their interests by sending in their
tail aid winter goods during the summer months
Bet place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeing
Gentlemen's Clothing. Everything sppertaining 10
the business well and promptly executed. Office
closer daily AZ sunset except Saturday, when il IN
beopen until Sn p. m. Post Office Box 1913. app
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pCCfoRs' AssAULTs.-In a suit tried before
Justice Curtiss, of the superior court and a iury
John H. Straub charged that conductor OF
vember, 1869, had assaulted him ana very So
riOusly injured him. He therefore asked SI9. 900
rom the company. According to his story,
having day-old transfer ticket, he got on the
conductor not only refused il, but assaulted
nm, and threw him against the dash board, Sc
fiOusly lnJuring his spine. The conductors
story Is that he had no ticket, and when he was
ordered to go, became abusive and drew a re-
". L. Union. 26fh
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THE BEST LAGER-BEi.R in the CITY NAV bs
i@5nd AZ Mr. Geo ". Drivers. This is from
ihilacrlrbia. and NAV be re- lied upOn, as il Is a
e-iiA which cheers but not inebgiates.
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A USTIN p. BROWN,
"A Corner n. Y. avenue and 18th street,
wvo,r.ur Washington, d. O..
LpMBnk, LINZ, CEMENT, SAND, &c ;, &c. &o.
IL MBsk BILLS cut 20 order on short notice
BLUE STONE for Bui ding. MacAdsmiZine s-S
psying purposes delivered in any part Of The Dir
REAL ESTATE bought and .s,d an. ,,o,
vested To this branch Of the bus ipess viii p..n
after give ny personal attention, and win b Al nv
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FANCY HOSIERY tor Children hsar,;,,, 49,.
and an sizes, and Dolly Warden hose for Io.3;ss
hAve been received. and sold at low nri.ss :,
ChaS. Baum's Kid Glove and Hosiery b., 20
IN street, betweea IL and +. Mr.. c. Baum has
no branch store. S
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fIkE--Saturtay night a dlapidated frame
Louse on y street, between sd and 2Ith streets
hoithNest, took IRE, and in consequence or the
Scarcliy OF water the building was DESTROYED
Loss about SEQ. Offeer Pfsff, while on hi. wav
90 li me nIe, IeIi DOWN an embankment aud re-
,elFtd injuries which will temporarily nTevent
Al from appearing for duty. Pie'en1
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7 AIDES, ATTENTION.
&. KELLER, us Market Space,
wishes TO call attention the fact that be
or hand o complete assortment Of NATU- n -
RAJ CURLS and HAIR BRAIDS, and aMitHN
hne assortment of IMITATION HAIRVNW
CHlGNONS. He sells Corsets at reduced " WI
prices. he curls hair for IS cents set. He has
hand and just rtc eiyed large rtIDent or XII
GLOVES. which be will sell at 81 per pair
~ Remember the name and number
JAMS 5 KELLER. Ills Market Space
lust REGEIVED-A fine assortment OF Bers
" mans
BERLIN ZEPHYR EMBROIDERED sLIPrrI
PATTERNS,
&C., &c, which am prepared 70 sell at the Iowes
prices. Gail and De convinced
mp. LERCH, TIA nth street,
suS-u between q and n
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
WAsHINGToN OFFICE
OF THE
-ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
HANSON & BLACKFoRD,
SO SEVENTH STREET.

This great old Company has been conducted ia
W gton for more than - years past by our Mr.
HsnsC n, and has weathered all the great insurance
storms Of this country, not by avoiding them OF
keeIing in safe hartors, but by being stsunch anc
strong enough TO 30 through all dangers.