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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-06

1The cartmen's strike in Liverpool is at an
end, the employers yielding to the demands OF
the workmen.
0Since Troy evidently cent get godliness T.
is going to try the next thing in the shape Of
public baths.
~ Mrs. McCarty, the Utica murderess, has
taken to writing poetry. And yet there are
people opposed TO capital punishment.
~Four-f ifths or the widows in Canada marry
again two years and half after their bereaye-
ment.
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The Mixed school Bill.

Mr.. Summers bill ssto secure equal rights in
the public schools of Washington and George
town." now under consideration in the : nate.
provides that the board of trustees of colored
schools of the cities of washing ton anil George
town, as created bv and under "A n act relating
~ schools Tor the education of colOrrd children
IN TIE cities OF Washington and Geor getown in
the District OF Columbia" approved July nth
ISL. ~ or under any other acts. he abolished;
mat All the powers and duties conferred by any
act q congress on the board of trustees Of co..
cred schools. hereby abolished, shall hereafter
be exercised and performed by the trustees of
IunlIc SChocis IN and for the cities of Washing
ton ana Georgetown. or nv such persons as have
Chcial control of the public schools in either OF
these places; but no distinction on account of
race, Color, or previous condition of servitude-
shall be made in the admission of pupils to any
OF the public schools under the control of such
trustees or other persons, or in the mode of edu-
caion or treatment II pupils in such schools:
and hereafter, instead of separate funds there
shan be one common fund in these cities
SCI apart and devoted to Educational purposes:
that me name of any child applying for admis-
SION to public school, and of everv person
applying for service as a teacher, shall be re-
COIGed IN the order of application, and acted on
aSooIu'nely; but there shall be no preference
among applicants on account of race, color, or
previous condition of servitHde, nor shall there
te on THIS account any difference in the grade
oi compensation Of teachers; that all the pro-
VISIONS OF tbiS act shall be applicable in all re-
spccts To the board of commissioners of primary
schCols OF Washington county, District of Co
ihhhlh' 'Lat N any trustee, commissioner, or
CtLtr person having control of the public
SCHOOLS shall violate any OF the provisions OF this
act, or attemp' 80 TO DO. his Official powers in
The remlses shall ipsO fdciO cease and be va
Gated; and II shall be the duty of the proper
persons appointing such trustee, commissioner,
or other person, 70 supply the vacancy with as
mile deI'y a. possible, and in such appoint
ncnt there shall be 10 distinction on account o.
race, coiOT or previous condition OF servitud =;
anu any person excluded from the equal rights
heren secured shall be entitled To recover
damages therefor in an action on the case, the
action of a child to be brought by a nerson luIy
authoTized to sue in his behalf; and finally,
mar this act shall go into effect fron and after
The 3Oth day OF June, 1872.
. me amendment proposed by Mr.. Ferry on
saturday provides that before the act gees into
eject 1t shall be submitted for ratification to the
Iuailhed Vsters OF the cities OF Wa, hingt0 an
first Monday OF July. 1872.
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OLD MOL NEW NEW No.
zrH ST. SPRING STOCK 7r nss sr.

~ 15 = T. !. ,,.' INC" .,.cx ~: :; -.
PAPERHANGINGs, PIcruRE FRAMES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD AND rAssELs, &c.
The Largest Assortment in the District Of Foreign
AAR KBlTE~S
Nc. ass IN street, bet and st.;, doors above
large selection Of rich Gilt Patterns Of entirely
the" Dolly vsrdsn, "" Imperial, %. Brocede." end
other rich and npys styles, in gilt and plain, With
medium and low priced Papers, gilt and common
TO O. per piece, large 1crtica 81 which we're ms1e
sndd peefscs rspSsssntsfions q WOOD and Marbles
Cor paneling halls, vestbules, ,(sDeemea panels
saa SrSs1s Gs e
PICrURE FRAMEs,
IN Gilt, Walnut, &C., solid oval and oval, from card
tsrss; Card frames in srest y.risty Box fra@Rs s
VI shHpTsa PicfGSE COED AND
AsskLs,
ture Cord, Gold Plated and Timed Wire Picture
Cord. Porcelain and Plain Head Picture Mana
Ring,, 1e; windy SHADES made % order.
tsa bur escies q 0HRoMoe &C.
always in store on exhibition and sale cheap
AL orcers Tor perbangiues, window shades, or
Picture Frames punctually filed, and ssfisfAction
guaranteed Terms Cash.
apis In New No. I3sJ
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IT Is BIT FEw YEARS since Alaska
diamonds were introduced, and under the ma
nipHlation Of skillful lapidaries they have been
made to reflect with the luster OF real gems, and
are now worn by many ladies and gentlemen
who could well afford the more expensive arti-
Giles. They are eNguisitety seS Il gold, and come
in all the varieties of cluster, solitaire and pen
dsnt sets for ladies, and in rings, studs and
bTeast-Pins for gentlemen. They have acquired
ALI immense safe and become a standard article
at Mr.. Prigg's jewelry store, -. PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. The French gilt iewelry, at this estab-
lishment, far snrPasses in DIES On the most valu-
able gold ievelry, and il is interesting to witness
the many novel and beautiful designs, including
full sets, necklaces. bracelets. lockets. cor0nets,
and bandeauN. The French gilt iewelry all
contains gold wires. Mr.. PTigg has also thous-
ands OF styles of Jet, rubber, tortoise shell and
plated sets OF jewelry, and his stock of dollar
goods l. the best in " Washington. All his jewell
~ contains gold or plated wires, 50 that 1t can
be worn without fear of coTToson. Among the
latest and most desirable novelties is "A plated
set of iewelry with the two cciors of gold SPLEEN
didly chased and FURNISHED and decorated with
fringe. These sets have gold wires, and are
among the most elegant designs yet furnished
Sunday ChroRicte.
Two CHILDREN LYBURNED-About
O'Clock y. m. to-day, bed in house on -
street south, near 2d west, occupied by Charity
Thomas, cOloTed, in which were the two small
cEitaTen OF Johanna Willis, took fire. lit is sup
posed from matches the children had got hold
Oh and an alarm was rung fran box 1S which
brought ont the fire department. The ol1es,
child, a male, about two years of age. was very
badly burned about the body and head and it
also inhaled the flames. 1t iSiEOught that he
cannot recover. The other Child is burned
mostly OH the arms and face.
TEE DELEGATES to the national convention
Of soldiers and sailors will meet at the Union
League Hall, on 9Th street, between ID and +
streets, at 1870 p. m. this day.
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WM. d. HHE.TLEY'S
w STEAM DTEENG
AND SCOUTING ESTAbLTSHNFNT

oEFICE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, u. &.
Established ISL; premium awarded ISL aud is now
enc on the oldest, largest and most complete
lshnltnts OF the Kind IN this country. Ny patrons
VIII consult their owB interests by sending in their
isil and winter goods daring the summer mouths
Best place in the District for Cleaning OF Dyrinr
Gehilemen Clothing. Every thing appertainfng to
The business well and promptly executed. once
cioseo daily al sunset except SATURDAY. when X
reopen until ca p. N. Post Office Box 72S. ap2
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A USTiN p, BROWN,
"A Corner n. Y. ayenIe and 18th street,
Washington d. O.,
LTMBER. LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &c. &C. &c
bpMCsH BILLS cut TO order on short notice.
BLUE STONE for Bui ding, Macadamizipg and
Paving purposes delivered in any part Of tine Dis
REAL ESTATE bought and seld and money In
vested. To this branch Of the bus mess will here
after give my personal attention, and will be at nv
once daily from ten q. until four D. m mari If
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
. + + L q K.

NJ 4 W O + Fl C K.
JUAN BOYLE Il co.
REAL ESTATE BROKE
No. IT'S FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BU,LuINs
FOR SALE
Handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south A
street, b@tween 81 ana 81 streets all the modern
lmproveIne nts small cash pay nents AID long tiElt
on balance.
SEVERAL FARMS,
small and large, the line Of the Point Of z -
Railroad, within few minutes walk Of the depot
within thirty minutes OF W lshington. Terms easy
Also,
One o. 800 acres the road and same dstancs
from depot, improved By House, &c
SIX LOTS,
Near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey ayeuue ono O;
the nDess ltuatCns in the city.
HUI sc On North street; 8 400 cash, balsnc.
TREEE HANDSOME HOUSES in the west end
Also,
HOUSES and LOTS IN all parts of the city.
TWO HANDSOME HOUSES on Ninth street
MONEY TO LOAN
nlhs-tf
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r s,JrsTH PAYS FAIR PRICES for Ladiss'
~. Gents and Childrent second bard CLOTH
ING, CkDEB CLOTHING, BOO7k SHOES, 6c.
IT 619 street, between 9Th and yth 0trosts. Aots
By mall promptly attended 70 au1o-8
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EIoT-A Nos Shot Jy IN Of5cer.-A party of
SoltISS fOashs assembled on "A vacant lot at the
tBlycTS-ty grounds, 18th street. Yesterday and
cen Bit need tight Officer Whiting attempted
10 arrest ere OF them, when they turned upon
Inn Tor lie purpose OF Iescuing the prisoner.
The OfhceT Immediately sent word to the eta
uoI- house for assistance, and Officer Grant
with - me citizens. wen. TO the scene but be-
1ere they arrived Officer Whiting was Obliged
10 use his revolver and ire several shots at the
rioters. one shot striking a man named Maker
The shot passing through his sleeve and wound
ing his arm. The of11cer succeeded in arrestiny
James Harris and Samuel Forrest, ard locking
them up.
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NATIONAL TELEGRAPH MEMORIAL Asso-
CIATloN.-1he annual meeting of this asso-
citation, the object OF which Is the erection
OF colossal statue of the late Professor
morse IN thls city. was held SATURDAY. afternoon,
ahc Alessls e. q. Stansbury and L. &. Connolly
were elected committee TO prepare an address
70 the public. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Governor Henry
u Cooke, PRESIDENT; DIR. T.. &. Cox Professor Il
., henIlek, FRANKLIN Philip, and Rev. DIR. Sam
son, vice presidents: John :. Cunninpharc r
". connolly, G.. Emery, A. p. Morse, Prot.
hedriek. DIR. Cox. and - Whitney, trns.ees
taIy. -'I'e-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-06

No HEAD WITH BRAIN In IT that has ever
Witnessed. the operation of PhdlOns Chemical
LiGtr JRU,JorGfOT. on harsh, dry, weak or thin
mar, can doubt tor one moment its regeneratipp
properties. 1t literally compels the hair to gro w
and beauties, while it strengthens, the fbrous
mass. a.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-06

HAVING HEARD considerable complaints that
hanneI Goes not prove satisfactory, we have sub
sttuted this season the American yacht cloth, a
goods far superior to flannel, which we guarap-
tee Al wear and color. EIsKMAN & RIO
Cos eth street. three doors above E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-06

THF GREAT SHOw.--P. Y. Ra-num's great
aEETe cation has arrived. and the prOcesSiOIIaCp
tie avenue tn morning. with its great team u
cameiS, the anaconda, the grand car with is
freight Of beauty, the autGm atom acrOb2ts, AMI
many Oeser novel features, made a decided ser
satIOn. The best compliment to BarnuH H.
the fact Sat so many other chow neR follow his
lead. Ne matter what new thing he Introduces,
they all s-y to initiate IL. He Stanls at the
head, and they al recognize him a leader.
There was tremendous rush at the opening
eNl ibitiOn this afternoon, and will be again to-
night TO-E0TTow there are 20 be thu ee exhi-
bItions-at 20 a. e. D. HI and p. n.,-tte
doors being open oDS hour previous to each en-
terrain me- mt. In She morning, Mr.. BarIun ex-
poets the managers o. the several orphan asy-
lumS 10 be present with their charges he having
extended an Invitation to that effect. The pub-
ne will bear Il mind that fifty cent ticket
admits 70 tie entire en- shows As matter
OF prudence, II WOulG be we'll for Ladies ard
children to seCus their tickets at Hills II .sc
store. CHd thus SyOid tie crowd at the ticket
wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-06

Delegates OF the different posts of the g. A.
n, held meeting on SATURDAY. evening, and
completed arrangements Tor the observance OF
btccrauon Dag at Arlington on the seth inst.
On Saturday afternoon a match gaze of ball
wa played on one National grounds between
The Eagle and Mary land ciubs, resulting in
favor OF Eagle by 4 score OF p to p.
The lecture OF p. T. BaInum, on temperance,
AZ Lincoln hall last night, was very effective
discourse, and Was listened 10 attertiyely by
over 2,GCO persons many of whom were unable
to sJ.ain seats
Yesterday afternoon Ofieer McDeruastt was
thToFVa from his horse on It'll street road, and
his loot being fast in tie Stirrup, lie was
dragged some distance and seriously injured
iItsTHa'lv.
Prof Porter, the delegate from Ireland TO
the general assembly OF the Presbyterian
ChaTeE, has by special request consented to
deliver q free lecture this ening in DiacOln
Hail upon his life in the Holy Land. Ii will
doubtless be an able and interesting effort.
At tne.neeting OF tie New I Ork State AssO-
'issiOn Saturday night, resolutions were
adopted declaring that, though the CinciE natl
cOnSention placed IN nomination. dstingJ..s he'd
citizen of New York, they feel no iInpUlsa of
feICblIcGn or state pride there's. for it gives
AID and comfort 10 the enemies CT republican
princsPles.
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II. BAUM has opened Branch, sos Market
Space, between sth and 9th streets. ALL:
JUSTICE TO wHoM 1T BELoNGs-In Justice
to one of our most enterprising citizens, whose
energy and activity have secured for himself a
iair share OF publis patronage, we publish the
following card, which explains itself:
To The PuJltc.-As there are certain merchants
who ridicule the hea of advertising, and saw
that 1t is only intended TO make newspaper men
rich, and who at the same time claim that they
never devote dollar to such purpose and vet
resort to mean expedients to reap the benefits OF
those who do advertise, | feel it due to myself
and to nv patrons to state that have no branch
store in Washington, and none save that of my
hoop-skirt and corset factory, at i0S eth street
intelIgencer building. Ladies in search of my
establishment will please remember the name
and the number. Charles Baum, 40S eth street
Thankful for past favOrs, beg leave to inform
the public that / have just received my new
spring stock, including all the novelties in hoop
skirts, c0rsets, kid gloves, human hair, trim
min2s, the most complete stock of farcy and
palm hosiery, and ladies' furnishings all of
which are specialties, and thai l will endeavOr
IN the future, as in the past, so to conduct my
business as TO continue to secure the confidence
OF the ladies Of Washington, the efforts of enc
mics and malicious persons to the contrary not
withstanding. Charles Baum, 40S 9TH street, be-
tween ID and L.
DIR. LEON, III / street, between eth and 9Th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. II
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
ana made to order by Hempler, near TX street,
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The growing popularity OF Duponco's Golden
PMS speak volumes in their favCr. Sold by
all Druggists. Sold Wholesale and retail bv Il
u. Gilman. Retail by the following druggists:
kidwell & Son; F. ID. Bowling, AZ and streets
s0uthwesi; j. Coughlin, z, corner OF 9th street;
y. II. Heller. 9TH and \ streets; w. b. EutyisIe:
Wilfred Mcleod, Georgetown. eo5
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CT 7 Y ITEMS.

SPRING CNDERCLOTHING.
GaaZe Cndershirts, short or long sleeves.
Merlno Undershirts and Drawers
SIX and silk-p!ated Undershirts.
Linen, jean and muslin Drawers,
New goods, Just opened.
SIX flannel Undershirts TO order.
GEO. e.. HRNNING,
No. 40 9Th street northwest
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THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED in astroIOoy
and have confidence in what 10 purports to re-
veal, should consult Madame Ross card in an
Other column.
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MARISI II BATES grand may ball is to come
hardly necessary 10 state that IL will be an ele-
giant and well-managed affair, because that is
expected of all their entertainments particu-
larry the May ball.
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LOCAL n Z VS..
Amusements, &c, To-n.rss.

NGtioHGi TA~Gtsr.-" The Black Crock"
sub Street L0t.-BErnum's Great Shcg.
fo.ffT's CST'e7.-PiCnic and Flag Dediea
tiCH o. The Washington Gruetli Verein
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SPRlNG AND SUMNER GOODS.
JOHN N. SHOOT.

l19 Eriigs street, Gs0rgeto,cR. % e.,
Has received fir. m New York, and is now Offering
a. 1hf sec,I "a "a pyicssa complete ,rtment of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. Consisting 81 A
best sly les. ~
MOURNING GOODS Of all the hes. aud most re-
hshie n axes hchairs, Black Silks, and Grenadines
WHITE GOODS in every variety: best Kid
Gloves. farasols and Umbrellas; Llama Lace
ShaNis aud Jackets; Ladies and Gents Underwear
ara hosiery Table Linens, shcetings and Shirtings
Ui the best grades.
hoUSE FURNISHING G0Ops Msttines OIL
Cloths and Carpets Always a full assortment of
Gent and Boys Wear: Dolly Warden Psrcals. with
sIuil line @! Domestic Co q, TO which the at;en-
ticu Of CusJC Elcrs is invited.
ai26-lm J. II. SHOOT.
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FOR THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF
THE CHEST, BrolCnS BroacLidI Trocles" are
OF value. For Coughs, Irritation of the Throat
caused by cold, or Unusual Exertion of the vocal
organs, in speaking in public, or singing, they
produce beneficial resuks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-06

CAPITOL HILL PEOPLE attribute the ooo,
weather OF the last i've days to f. Y. Doolev,s
Arctic Soda Fountain, which was put in opera.
ton on May LIST.
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TIE = sHIEG sEASON To- shad and hsrTirCg In
the Potomac liver N almost over. The haulS q.
the VaTi0us seine landings have been unusually
large this gear. but q G fishermen do not regard
u a. profitable Season. because the prices have
been very NV. The difficulty seems to be that
there are IL facilities Cor speedy transportation
OF tsh To 0.her markets when a glut exists in
this market. MessrS. Gibson and the Knight
Brothers have made some heavy hauls, and
since they inITOduced steam pO.rer in place of
horse power thcir operations have been facili-
taied materially. Captain Gibson ed Off'in this
improvement lat year at kS landieg at Strong
Point, and was - TAR succes.i nj thal Mr.. VIM.
Knight has adopted the same ,method of hauling
at Fair Landing, and with satisfactory results.
THESE tive landiT z. are cOuS-<ered the best on
siie river, and the gentlemen $40 rUn tlem are
lsTYeIieIcs3 fSheIm~n.
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RELIEF FOR THE FEgr-FgE 81.

NELIEF FUfs III + + EFT kE II.
Corns, Bunlons and Bad Nails relieved with
out pain, at DR. Whites rooms, 535 18th street
opposite Treasury. Baltimore office, North
Charles street Fee Il L
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1872 CLOTHE.y'G. 1879
Spring and Summer.

MEMS SUITS for s dol,ars....-......at STRAUS'
MEMS SUITS for 10 dollars..-..~.....at STRAUS'
MEMS SUITS for ~ dollars ..-..-......at sTRAUS'
MINIS SUITS for l3 dollars ......-.....at STRAUS'
MEMS SUITS for Ia dollars-.........at STRAUS'
MEMS SUITS for - dollare-.-.-......at STRAUS'
MEMS SUITS for 16 dollars-...-...-..at STRAUS'
MEMS SUITS for IL dollsrs---....-.st STRAUS'
MEMS SUITS for l & dollars-....-..... at STRAUS'
MINIS SUITS for 90 doliars-.-........at STRAUs'
MEMS SUITS for % dellars..--.......at SrRAUS'
MINIS SUITS for 80 dollars-..........at STRAUSS
YOUTHS SUITS for dcllars..--...at STRAUs'
YOUTHS SUITS for dollars...-....at STRAUS'
YOUTHS SUITS for 8 dollars........at STRAUSS
YOUTHS SUITS for 10 dollars........at sTRAUS'
YtUTHS' SUITS for IL doliars-.-...at STRAUS'
YOUTHS SUITS for IL dollars.-.....at STRAUS'
YOUTHS SUITS for 3 dollars.-..-..at STRAUS
YOUTHS SUITS for Is dollars........at 8 rRAUS'
BOYS SUITS for dollars....... ....at STRAUS
BOYS SUITS for s dollars. STRAUSS
BOYS SUITS for 6 dollars.-...---...at sTRAUs'
BOYS SUITS for dollars. sTRAUs'
BOYS SUITS for dollars.....-.......at srRAUs
BOYS SUITS for 10 dOllsrs....-...-..st srRAUS'
"A. 9THAO9
Popular Clothing House,
l0ll PENNsYLvANIAAvEN
Between 10th and 18th streets,
| aps0 tr Third door from llth street.
u l.. HOODS
CLOSING SALES.
A FEW DAYS ONLY. ~
Large Safe, Case, Desk, best Silver and Plated
| Ware, Watches, Chains, Diamonds, &C., cheaper
/ apps No. 469 Pennsylvania avenue.
NOTICE OF REMOvAL-A M. TUBMAN has
l IN Removed his PAPERHAN9IN0 and UP.
| HOLSTHRIMG EsTABLIsHMENTf from George
town TO Is Ninth street, between and y, and 10
order to make room for Spring stock offers for ths
/ next thirty days, great Inducements In
/ PAPERaAEGING, WINDOW SHADES,
| PICTURE FRAMES, OHROMOS, &c. f22-t
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE-W. L. johnson has
cold south half OF lot 2, in Simms' subdivision of
lots and 5. square 791, on Sd street east. be-
tween & Il. and North Carolina avenue, running
back - feet to Bartholomew Diggins, at 70 cts.
Der foot.
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NOTICE.
OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK pook nANEFACTORY.
first Ass FOODS AZ fair prices, for cash
LITBOGkAPHIAG, ENGRAVING, PRISTISo
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER
Ire public are invited 20 call ani exRmfpe cur
ew stock, BEN. ". FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank
and next door 20 Jay Cooke CoS,
ecnu Washington. ID D.
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New PUBLICATIONS. - From Keryand we
have Harper's Ba<ar for May 18th.
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RoSk EEON SPRINGS, (LATE CAPPER
tASPRING-,D FREDERICK CouNTY.V.N n
a: :; PEAT ! Masseer Season Of ls72: Nay
per month. Children under 10 wears and serV.Tfs
half price. This delightful summer resort, SO con.
yenient 10 ashingten, will be opened JUNE lsT
Great improvements have been made since last year
New hot and cold water baths, an immense swim
ming pool, adapted to both sexes, and constantly
supplied from the cspper sud alkaline springs, a
fine bow ling alley ana billiard room, and large
be en- ADDED TO the attractions of this beautiful
The medicinal properties of the waters are very
marked-the Chaly beate (irCh Spring a tonic mas
no superior, and the AL Zine Spring is specific for
dyspepsia. scrofua and Gisea of The kidneys The
noun tain air OF this region il pure and bracing.
For further information call at the office Of A. =.
PRATT SON 400 9th street, or WM. BALLAN-
TYNE -4O2 18th street. may2 2awtf
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AN l<ToI- SABLE SUIsANCE.-N. E Iif1y :.
4 he BoaTC o. @feaith, in their efforts to improve
tfe sanitary c01CitiOn OF our city, have certain
y overlooked tie nuisance created on market
d-Ts on 2tth 81 Get west. at the western end a.
the maTket-hOISe. The fish dealers mOnOpOliZe
a IA &c portion o. the footwalk, where they ex-
pose their fresh J stock for sale, and thereby
snt2s- upon all v 10 have occasion To pass up or
Gown the east sid~ OF the street the peculiar
cdorS SmaDatirg theTefrom. and in MANY cs.es
causing the N 10 maze hurried and short turns
Ia avoid -he contact OF the cfial and the splash-
lngs IL L the SashiiSS of their stock. Cannot
this trade be Temcvcd TO some more suitable
locality Of The market, and thereby relieve the
public fIoIs the nuisance created by it's present
l~cat.Cn, Is Tic question asked by
MANY CITIZENS,