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CT I 2 TIE M s.
WOLF. BRAvRR AND BUFFALO BoBss, a.
Stnemetzs, 1231 Pa. avenue.

SunemetZs, l-3t IA avenue.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, an immense variety,
at Goldman S Steinbers's, corRer eth and G
streets.
JUsT IN new lot French customer fancy
pants OF our own make; nothing like them In
the CITY, ROMAN & Cox, So 7th street.
GLovEs.-ENtensive assortment Of gloves for
dress, driving and street wear. Gentlemen de-
string good articles will do well 10 examine.
GEo. Z. hENNTNe, No. 4lo eth street, n. W.
For THE FAMILY-THE STANDARD Goops-
No family can sfford 10 be without the famous
Haiford IeicI stershire Table Sauce. Ii is a.
essential TO give fine flavor to Soups and Fish
and Meat a. the incest butter il TO bread.
REMEMBER the Grand Git Photograph En-
terprse, NO. 81 9Th street, corner ID, donates TO
It's patrons daily from twenty-six hundred 10
Tour thousand dollars, including from forty TO
nifty ten dollar prizes, and an equal number o.
n'es' Inc enterprise does exactly what II says.
The NAME which the American Tea Store,
corner 'th AMI streets, bears tor the superiOr
qualities OF Its fine teas, cOffees spices and
other line groceries sold there recommends this
establishment 10 all who like fine goods az New
York prices. Mr.. Downing delivers goods in ali
parts OF the city free OF extra charge.
CoRNs REMOVED LfrHoUT PAIN. Bun,ons.
ChiIhialns, bad Nails, &c successfully treatc 4
BY DIR. White, Chiropodist. No. SIS 18th street,
opposite U. 5. Treasury. Established in Wash
ingtou 1851.
TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED py buving your
own and your children's hats and caps, OF Car
ter ~ Co., i24 9th 81.
WILCOX x GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency At Chas
Baum's hoOpskiTt and corset factory, eth street
ntelligenceT Building. Hos
LADIES AND GBNTLEmRN: II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned IN q rIst-class manner
sent them TO a. Fisher, No OILS 9th street. eppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give Won
satisfaction without fail. Hid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. e,2l,3:
THERMOMETERS and Bsrcnetsrs Are repaired
ano made to order by Hempler. nea- az street
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In THE French Assembly yesterday Pascal
Duprat introduced a bill for restoration to the
Orleans family of their property confiscated in
1852 The trial-by-juiy bill passed by a vote OF
l6l to us. The committee on an address in reply
to the Presidents message, has had two long
sessions, the proceedings being secret.
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RAILROAD
AND
y EAL ESTATE MORIG AGE
Combined.

In TN 81 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Rsn
rost COmpsn furnishes u the public invest
mept security which combines the ready nesotis-
bility, the enienos, and the high credit Of q
nstolass railroad bond with solidty and safety
OF . real estate mortgage on land worth Il least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered st par In currency, and yield o
HANDSOME PRoFIT 10 those exchanging 3s.
The bonds are Q nrst and only mortgage on the
road, fts eQufpmsofs and ssrninss, and also on q
land grant which, the completion Of the rosd. VII
average $500 acres 10 eeoh mile Of track
They are isusd In denomination IRON 0iU 20
0lm Coupon, and olp 10 elo00 Rseistsred, have
thirty yean 10 run, beer interest Of ~ pr cont
I'm gold, and are kXkAPT From UAIrKD
STATES TAX 10 the ho
The ssmi annual In tersst on the Rseistsred Bond
b. paid WITH GOLD oHsoks, sent 10 the psst onoe
1ddress Of the holder.
An narkstahk Stocks and Bonds received IN sxs
change, without expense 70 the investor, st thets
hishsst current prices.
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JAZZ COOKE a. Oo=
b o n n Q -,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, u. O., October n. ISL
On the petition OF WILLIAM W. WADE. Of Med
ford, hass-, praying for the extension a patent
granted 20 him the let day Of February, 1853, Tor
an inproyemerti ~ Sewing Machines
IL 10 ordered that the testimony IN the case be
closed on the Sst day Of ID cember next; that tn
time for filing arguments and the ExamiDers report
be limited 20 the 10th day Of January next, aDo
tbs said petition he heard on the lSth dAy OF Jan
uary neat
Anv person may oypose this extension.
oc23 wA n. b. LE0GITT, Couzmissioser.
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Visit of Alexandria uasops

r. n. A. NJ.
Alexandria, Virginia, made a return fratsFngl
Wit 10 Centennial Lodge, No. Il, of this city
lat ght. About o clock p. m, a special
train arrived at the 9th street depOt with sixty
Numbers OF the lodge, headed by WOrshipf1I
NJ Aster ". A Moore, and were met by a com
mlttee OF District MasOns, and escorted 10
ri asOHic Temple. where Centennial Lodge ex-
eniplified the workings of this Masonic jurisfic-
nCn IN their handsome blue ledge room, Wor-
shtPful Master III. A. Whitney in the east
assisted by his wardens and other officers The
exercises were Of the most interesting oh aractsr
and were interspersed throughout by appro-
pirate music by the full Masonic choir under
The Leadership of IOf. ID. HI. Bradley, with
Prof. John T.. Scheel presiding at the ergan
During recess in the proceedings the Jewel
worn BY George Washington at the LAYING of
the cornerstone of the Capitol was passed
around FOR the inspection of the visitors, and
was, Of course, an object OF great interest to
them IL Is of gold, quite heavy, and eIabo-
rstely ornamented with Masonic emblems Pc
Gull ar both to the blue and scarlet degrees At
the CONCLUSION Of the business before the lodge
the visitors and other guests were invited tc the
bsnqueting room below, where a most sump-
tGOIs Tepast was set cut, which all seemed
TO ENJOY. About two hundred Masons
altogether sat down, the Alexandria breth-
Ien occupying the head of the row of
TASTES, and the Masonic choir about midway
A. The conclusion OF the BANQUET, W. NH a
Whitney, in appropriate remarks welcomed the
visitors, and alluded to the hearty welcome
CSn,ennial Lodge had received from their
A!eXandTia brethren. To this wOrshipful Mas
ter Moore replied, thanking them on behalf of
his lodge for the kind welcome extended. He
SAID u was the glory Of Masonry that il was not
only ancient and Interchangeable, but universal
al that Mason can find an asylum in every
land. He expressed the hope that the present
was only the commencement OF a series OF
visits between the brethren OF Washington and
Ale Eandria. Col. Mott ID. Ball, editor OF the
Alexandria SsEtiBel. followed in a humorous
speech, which was greatly enjoyed. Speeches
were also made hy F. 4. Reed. eN-MayOr Hugh
Latham and Mr.. f. BrOckett, of AiexantIria;
Col. James NJ. orr, of Leesburg; Gen. W. II.
brown, Robert Ball, W. A. Short and others of
this city; the choir adding TO the pleasures of the
occasion by some of their choicest music. The
banquet broke NJ at late hour, when the Wis
ltcrs were escorted 10 the railroad station by the
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migrants FROM ALsACE AND LORRAINE
Contributions to the New York fund for the re-
lief Of Alsace-Lorraine emigrants exceed ten
thousand dollars. The managers say very few
emigrants may be expected until April, when
about forty thousand will be ready to depart for
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Live Stock Market .

b'AhD VI HEALTH INSPECTIONS.
Superintendent Gstchel reports the insnec-
uons and sales at Drovers' Rest and elsewhere.
during the week ending November 2l,t, as
follows:
AT Ci2fk's hog pens 20 swine were offered,
and sold at G., az.
at Center market Thursday 80 inferior beef
cattle were on sale and sold at p, a3Xc.
At Drover's Rest. yesterday, 4J7 head of cattle
were offered, as follows: By Louis Means, 15l
head; Mr.. Frazier, As; MIR. Yates. AZ; Mr.. Lynn,
81; MIR. Lilcott, 50; Mr. Griffith, 20; others, 10
The cattle on sale this week were better quail
ity than has been offered for some time. Mr..
Means seemed to have the choice and sold head
TO Mr.. Hunter and 10 head TO Mt. Emerson at
Ga cents. Several of our butchers paid 8 cents
and were very willing to have added the = il
there had been more choice cattle on sale. OF
the 41 cattle offered 459 sold to butchers at
prices ranging from &c. to 6 &C. cattle were
left over; % inferior animals were driven to
Baltimore, one of which, although a good look
ing 1000 H., steer, was condemned because of
bruises received in transportation. S64 sheep
were up $40 sold TO butchers at 3 y acc; 3SS sent
10 Baltimore; l0l sold for stock purposes Il
cows and calves were offered and sold from
sl6 to $40.
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IEEATBRs.-The Lingards are giving delight
ful entertainments at the National Theater this
week which are attended by large and fashion,
able audiences. Their genteel comedies are
Vel Performed, while W. II. Lingard's char
acter sketches never fail to please. Tonight
The Lingards have a benefit, on which occasion
they viii appear in Charles Reede's beaut, ful
comedy david Garrick."
The Theater COmiQue steadily maintains its
reputation a. one of the best varieties theaters
IN the country, and keep up the interest by
RAPID succession of novelties This week the
attractions have been greatly increased.
TEE FORTY Hours DkvorIoS.-with next
ouncay, the 9th after Pentecost, terminates
me ecclesiastical year of 1s1I-2 During the
year the forty hours devotion will have been
observed successfully in all the Roman Catholic
snurches OF the archdiocese, commencing In the
metropolitan church. in Baltimore, on the first
6uncay OF Advent, ISL. and concluding in ST.
TtIeE :, IN this city, Sunday next The nav
sScIeslAsucal year will begin on SUNDAY week
DtSei.oer LIST, and on that day the forty hours
vii once more be inaugurated in the Cath edral
~ bsltmcre. 20 continue until the following
I1esCAy morning.
SUpDES ILLNESS OF REV. DIR. SLrcKs.-Tha
BaInnore Gazette. OF this morning saws: .Rsy.
IthIy shcer, ID. d, was attacked by sudden
siness Yesterday, while attending the dedcAtory
services az the Mount Vernon Methodist Eois-
eopsi cnurch- The attack had the svmntou,s az
psreIysls- He was removed 20 the residsnco %
Fr Robert w. Dryden, near hy when savsr.i
physicians were called 20 attend him bnt $50
were tN pressed that the attack Is a yerv serions
one. in the afternoon he was removed 70 hts
lone, On East Baltimore street"
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THE OLD TROUBLE IN THE THIRD BAPTIST
(COLOREDl CHUECH.-On Thursday night A
meeting OF the forty -ODe members vino were ex-
ClU'6d in lst1 from the Third Baptist church
OF hIch Rev. A. Boulder is pastor. was held at
the Franklin street church (Rev. ". Il. Jetfer-
sou, pastOTl 10 confer with the ministers on the
SUBJ Of reconciliation between the churches.
Seven churches were represented, and Rev. w.
d. W alker presided. A lengthy debate ensued
a 20 how the troubles commenced. the causes
OF them, and who started them, in which some
OF TIE brethren used rather hard words. Finally
committee was appointed to obtain the infor-
NATION from the clerk OF the court as to who
instituted the suit and who were the parties
thereto.
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The NEwsBoYs' DISNKR--The committee of
the Y. M. q. A. meet day to arrange for the
newsboys' dinner, on Thanksgiving day. Do
nations of money and food are solicited, and the
Barnum-will be glad to hear from our citi-
zens.
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YOKE OF OXEN AT AUcTIoN.-Messrs. Lsti-
mer q Clesry, auctioneers. will sell in front of
their auction rooms, tomorrow, at Il O'Clock,
superior yoke OF oxen.
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MOUNT VERNON PLACE III. f. CHURCH, in
Baltimore, was yesterday formally dedicated
The large interior was filed to the most ex-
tent OF it, capacity. Many ministers of other
cities were present, as well the clergy of Bal
timore. In the morning the dedicatory sermon
was delivered by Rev. P. 3. Foster, DID,, LII.
d., one Of the newly-made bishops, The formal
dedication was made by the Rev. DR.. Eddy, a
former pastos OF the congregation, according to
the form prescribed by the Discipline. In the
dreWs,
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C, Tonight

fItiond4 Thsdtsr.-The Liugards benefit, on
winch occasion will be presented Cha- Reades
comedy Of David GaTriek" and Lirgards
Sketches.
fAsater co-iqse-Comic opera, drama, com
edy, buIlesqUe, songs, dances, etc.
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FIGHTTNG FOR HIS LIFE.-The efforts for a
cOnmutatiOn OF sentence in the case of Barney
Woods who is under sentence Of death for the
murder of Sem1 NJ. Cheeseman, having thus far
failed, petition has been put in circulation
asking that he be Tespited, on the ground that
be has not made the needful preparations for
death,
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TIE FOLLOWING was received this morning
6y Franklin Philip, Esq, president OF the
Choral Society:
"PHILADsLPHIA, Nov. %, 1s72.-Immense
success here lastinight Largest audience ever
in Philadelphia. Will arrive in Washington
Saturday. ERMtNIA RupRRspoRFPn
Madame Rudersdorf and troupe will sing with
the Chorals on Saturday and Monday evening"
al Lincoln Hall, IL will be remembered,
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-At the 4Tth meet
ing OF the 5th Ward Building association held
on monday night last 81 600 was sold at an aver
age premium OF 80 per cent. Mr.. X. b. Fergu-
son was elected secretary OF the association vice
w. I. johnson, resigned.
The directors Of the Capitol Hill association
No. also held a special meeting aud elected Mr..
Ferguson secretary in place Of W. T. johnson,
resigned.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES, an immense variety.
at Goldman S Steinbers's, corner eth and G
streetR.
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ENTKrsfoN OF THE CAPITOL GROUNDs-A
rdir Froposihon Of the GorerRmeHt.-Mr. Edward
r. CIark, the architect of the Capitol extension
had an interview with the Secretary of the In
terror yesterday in regard 20 the occupation of
squares tSI and 6sS north and south of the East
capitol park. IL was decided not TO comnel the
owners or tenants 10 vacate until next spring
on account of the lateness of the season; but for
the convenience Of those owners who wish i'm
mediate settlement, they will be paid at once
provided they execute a deed conveying the
property to the government, and accompany the
same with satisfactory guarantee on the part
OF the tenants that they will vacate the premises
whenever required at ten days notice. Thus,
although the work of demolition will not be
begun, the government will close the bargain at
once and exchange proprietorship with the
present owners.
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The WOMEN RELY UPON THE RRPuBIIcAN
PARTY TO GIVE THEM THE RIGHT TO VOTE
The American Woman Suffrage Association
met at ST. Louis yesterday, Mrs. Lucy Stone
Blackwell, president, in the chair The renort
OF The executive committee was read by Julia
Ward Howe, stating that the national conyen-
uons OF both political parties had been appealed
10 III behall Of women, and that the democrats
cd liberal convention gave them the cold
shoulder, while the republicans treated them
with much consideration, and formally recoe-
nized their claims, and they mus look in future
70 the republican party tor their final triumph
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JUST IN new lot French customer fancy
pants OF our own make; nothing like them In
the city. ROMAN & Cox 5J7 7th street.
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THE Il. +. * p. RAILROAD CoMPANY.-Tbe
fortieth annual meeting of the stockholders of
tie Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad company was held in Richmond Va
OH wednesday. The report of the president,
JOhn A. Robinson, esq, alludes to the opening
OF the all-rai night line on the 18th of July, the
afrsn &c ment being made with the Alexandria
Fredericksburg and Baltimore and Potomac
COmpanys line, and the cars have been regu-
larry run by this line between Weldon and Bal
tiInore. The board determined to continue
connection with the day steamboat line on the
Potomac, the favorite route to the passengers
afording rest to the traveller after a tedious
ride. SO far the company has experienced but
little advantage from their connection with thu
railroad companies north OF Quantico beyond
what they enjoyed in connection with the Poto-
man steamers; but in the future, when the Bal
tIlore and Potomac railroad shall have been
extended into and through the city of Baltimore
IT is believed that freight may de conveyed by
the al-rail-line at such rates a. will produce a
large and valuable freight bus ness not only
between Richmond and Baltimore. but also in
connection with roads to the south OF II richmond.
Such trade. ii Is believed, must eventually be
rained. MIR. John NJ. Robinson was unani-
nc usly reelected president.
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GLovFs.-ENtensive assortment Of gloves for
dress, driving and street wear. Gentlemen de-
string good articles will do well TO examine.
GRo. Z. HENHING, No. 4l0 eth street, y. W.
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The National College OF Pharmacy

ORGANIZATIONS PERFECTED TON
A meeting of the Tusf" -Sr.
College of D. OF the Nattonal
z" -.rmscy Was held at DR.. d. Is.
---rses drug store to-day for the purpose OF
Organizing. Prot. II. p. Kicking was called -
the chair. DR.. ID. b. Clarke was elected per
manent president, and Mr.. j. G. Fill was elected
me mber OF the board in place of J. K. Major
RESCUED; Mr.. Fill was elected secretary.
ne chairman was directed to appoint the
MIR. Ferguson moved the appointment of a
committee to draft rules and regulations for the
government of the college; agreed to. and
Messrs Ferguson, Thompson and Jos. s. NaIrn
were appointed.
MessIs. Thompson, Kicking and Fill were
appointed committee TO select a room for the
college.
TIE question as to when the lectures should
be commenced was raised, and the trustees
generally favored an early opening, not later
than January lst.
Mr.. Marin moved that a committee be ap-
their charges, &c. with a view of reporting
candidates for prOfessOTships to a special meet
ing; agreed 10, and the president, DIR. Clarke,
and Messrs. Nairn and Thompson were APP
pointed
The treasurer, Mr.. MIlburn, was directed to
cali on the subscribers for fifty per cent. OF
the'G subscriptions.
Messrs. Thompson, Ferguson and Fill were
appointed TO prescribe terms for the admission
OF members OF the Pharmaceutical association
4 SCHOONER ON FIRE.-This morning fire
broke out on the schooner Ann Hamilton of
Salisbury, Md, lying in the Eastern bran n, of
Clark's wharf, foot of 4th street the lumber
with which she is laden taking fire from the
stoVeplpe. An alarm was rung at the navy
yard, and the steam fire tug, manned nv the
sailors of the yard, put OFF, and in little time
the flames were eXtinguished. The steam fire
engine OF the yard was drawn tn the wharf and
would have been sent OFF had il been neces-
sary.
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WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency At Chas
Baums hoOpskirt and corset factory, eth street
Intelligencer Building. los
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HORSE DIsnAsE SURE CUBE a
HORSE AND "a TILE POWDERS
Cor. 9th and Gts Washinaton, d. O. noyl. eolms

NOLORIFIC, FOB COLORING The HAIR a
" LOVES, eIl Market Space. and s20 Penn
syIvania avenue, south side, between 9Th and 10Th
streetA noyl5- I'm
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JURORS FOR THE NEXT CRIMINAL COURT
DRAWN-Io- day the following jurors were
drawn to serve the December term of the GRIM
lnal court. commencing on Monday, December
2, to be held by Judge Macarthur:
Grand JHrors.-W. A. Fletcher, j. G. Lewis,
>. T.. Chappell, Evan Hughes, Walker Lewis,
Mathew g. Emery, Philip Coakley, A. H Pick
ren. John w. Brewer, E. f. Brown, Franklin
Rives, Edward Dolan, Jos. Libbey, Francis
Lamb, William GuInand, w. G. Ridgeley Jos
l.. Venable, John McClelland, Walter s. West
John ". Thompson. Thomas Adams William
ID Langley, and HOratio Browning.
Petit JUr0rs.-Wm. Sanders, @. M. Oyster. ID.
;. Hardness, Douglass Moore, Jos. +. Brown,
Thomas McGill, Reuben +. Baker, l.. w.
NorthmgtOn, j. ID. Defries, Elisha Falconer,
w. p. Park. james Smallwood, X. K. Mosev,
Edmund Handley, n. w. Burchell, Parker
Moulton, John NJ. Young, jr.; Henry Bishop,
George Hin, jr.; VIM. Edinboro, Il. Edward
CIark, Riley a. Shinn, Peter +. Bacon, Ed
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TIE HENFLUENZA-The poultry dealers of
New York affirm that the sensation stories in
regard TO an epidemic among the fowls SO ex-
tensiyely circulated in the daily papers is with
out foundation, and that they were started by
dealers in meats and tlsh to weaken poultry
sales during Thanksgiving week. On the other
hand, the meat dealers insist that destructive
disease is certainly raging among the poultry in
the middle and western states, and claim that
the dealers in poultry dare not furnish a true
statement OF the case on account of the conse-
quent loss to their business There is onIv one
unprejudiced judge between the two parties
The customer. We wait to hear from him
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FOB THE FAMILV-THE STANDARD Goops-
No family can afford 10 be without the famous
Haiford LeicI steTshire Table Sauce. IL il a.
essential 10 give a tine flavor to Soups and Fish
and Meat a. the incest butter Is TO bread.
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TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED oy buying vour
own and your children's hats and caps, OF Car
ter X Co., i24 9th 81.
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AN APPALLING SCENE.-Last SUNDAY ca
lamity took place in this city that filed with
horror the stoutest heart. The democratic flag
stat, near the City Hotel, being discovered TO
be Gaming from its base, il was Conjectured that
it was on the point OF falling. and the city trus-
tees set about having IL taken down. TO this
enc they employed Nicholo BlacoyIch, of This
city, to unship the toPmast. He assembled bv A
rope TO distance OF ninety feet-the length of
the manmast-when the pole fell with a tre-
mendous crash, tearing away corner of the
hotel porch and shade trees in front. Nicholo
was killed instantly. The disaster took place
in the presence of q host Of citizens-men,
women, and children-many of whom turned
away their faces from the awful scene, de-
ceased was single man and has father living,
The nag staff was rotten at the base and eaten
away by grubs-TUolUmHe (CdlD Iadependent.
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z. GoLleIHIS a o., watchee, Jsvelry, as Pa. av
W.D.GLKSs, Las IT.. w ash n Ain Brfdes o. &c o
JU6TICE9 OF THE PEACE.
OHAs. WALIER. 50 D street, opposite Oity Han.
=. O. WlAvKR, oonvey sncins > as TN q rees
IEA1AED. SHOE RINDIH00, Ac.
". 3. yKEKs, us 7th street, between @ and r.
JOHN o. SRAfBR, IA ID street, between 18th ana On
Jos: b. HASLEIS, 11 sth IT.. bet. Pa. sy. and D q
J.I.LIPPHARD, upper man ufnct'r, cor fthAD,o .W
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Georgetown Advertisements

THERMOMETERS and Bsrcrnetsrs Ara repaired
and made to order by Hempler. neas * street