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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

nSANNUAL MEETING OF THE MISSION
10y hRl SOCIETY OF the Sabbath School of the
Methodist Protestant Church, Georgetown, will he
h. Id in the church, Congress street, TO. MORROW
EVENING, at Ia o'clock. Exercises Of an inter-
esths nature may De expected. 1T
YEA PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
~ under the auspices of the Central CathoIic
ItmperanCe MON. will be held TO MORROW
EVENING, May 26th, at Trinity Church. C;eor "a
town. Rev. Father sToNEsTREEr, Rev Father
mCDEVITT. and others will address the meeting
BY order of the President.
1t b. J. O'DEISCOLL Sec.
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CASE or ALLEGED CONSPIRACY has been
brought TO the notice OF the police IN Albany.
y. Y, in which Aaron Richardson is charged
with consplring with certain parties to mutii ,te
Chief Engineer McQHade last January. The
rOposed nutllatiOn was of the most shoe fng
nature. The case is still in the hands OF the
police magistrate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

slBlLITY.'-The Paris GduI0is publishes a let
ter from Napoleon, dated Chisclhursi, May 18TH r.,
ana addressed TO the generals and command
anus OF the French army. In this communica-
ton the Emperor makes the following ac-
knOwledgme Mt - am responsible for Sedan.
The army fought her0ically with an enemy
Gouble Its strength. After 1000 had been killed
OF wounded, saw the contest was merely one
OF desperation. The army's honor having been
saved, exercised my sovereign right. and un-
iuF!ed nag or truce. 1t was impossible tn at
an lmmolatiOn ofGo, 900 men could save France.
l cbeyed cruel, memorable necessity. NV
heart was broken, but Hy conscience was tran
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TIRED OF LIPE AT NINETY FIvE.-Nr
Bruce, father Of q. A. Bruce, of Waynesb1ro'
IN Augusta county, Va, attempted on Mon Law
last to Kill himself by cutting his throat with a
razor. The flesh on his throat was badly cut
but fortunately no arteries were severed. He
il % years of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

b. BIN game of base ball ut Baltimore
yesterday, the Baltimore club beat the Mans
field Is TO 6. At Troy the Haymakers beat the
Forest City club, of CleN Gland. II To a.
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FISH SToRIEs.-The Norfolk Journal ass.rts
that during rain storm in that city, on We'd
nesday, large catfish fell from the clouds into
one OF the streets. The same paper also men
tons the appearance of huge sea serpent at
Old Point Comfort.
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CITY TIE Ms.

READY-MADE CLOTHING in the greatest
variety.
Furnishing goods of the most desirable styles
Order department, second floor, complete.
One price only. GEO. &. HENNING,
No. 40 9TH street northwest.
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~ OW PEN
The New Cash Dry Goods Store.
100 BTidgs Streef, Georgefo,rn. ID q

ii G. CRAIG,
(For nearly fourteen years connected with the W all
~ known Dry Goods House of yno. III. Smooth
Has Just received his new stock Of SPRING AND
~ MER DRY GOODS, embracing a choice line of
Ladies Dress Fabrics. Japanese Silks, Sultan as,
Foulsrd and Clouded Mohalrs; Gray Mixtures for
suits; Mourning Goods; an immense bargain in Blk
Grenadine Hermann; House furnishing Goods: La
dies and Gentlemens Underwear; q large ass, TT
ment Of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas; White Goods
IN great variety; Notions and Hosiery, &c. &C
Many OF the above goods are from New York auction
safes; and are very much reduced in price. All
bought within the last ten days. for cash, conse-
quently customers will have the advantage of the re-
cent great decline.
Entertaining pardonable ambition to secure a
falr she re OF public patronage, have marked my
foods down at the very lowest price, and solicit an
inspection, which will incur no obligation to rur-
chsse. One price. lmay2J-dul He CRAIG.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
JOHN HI. SHOOT,
119 BTtdge street, GeOT getOIcn, ID. e.,
Has received fire m New York, and is now Offering
az The Lotc,M eaSh PTIoeS,a complete assortment of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. Consisting of n
great variety OF DRESS GOODS, of all the new and
MOURNING GOODS of all the best and most re.
MITE 1oODs Ia every variety; best Kid
Gloves, Parasos and Umbrellas Llama Lace
shavfs and Jackets; Ladies' and Gents Underwear
and Hosiery Table Linens, Sheetings and Shirtinss
HOUSE FuRNisHING GOODS, Mattinss. Oil
Gents and Boys Wear; Dolly Warden Percals, with
q full line Of Domestic Goods, to which the atten-
ap26-lm j. H. SMOOr
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John H SHOOT
WIN. II. WHEATLEY'S
w STEAM DYEING
AND SEQ URING ESTABLISHMENT

AND SCOURING kSTABLTSHMENT,
OrFIcE-lS JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. O.
Established 1881 premium awarded 1857; and 10 now
one OF the Oldest largest and most complete estab-
nshnents OF the kind in this country. NY patrons
will consult their own interests by sending in their
fall and winter goods during the summer mouths.
Be-t place IN the District for Cleaning Dy cling
Gentlemens Clothing. Everything appertainine 10
the business well and promptly executed Once
closed daily ct sunset, except Saturday when il will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

SPICY BREATH, teeth white and speckless,
Fragrant SO=odORt secures:
Ladies, can you be so reckless
AS to fail to make them yours? VS.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made To order by Hempier, near Az street
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NARm NOW OPEN! %
WOLFORD d SHILBERG's
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
TIE CHEAPEST HOUSE IyTHE TERRITORY
NEw GOODS RECEIVED DAILY
FOR TIE
SPkING AND SUMMER SEASON,
Which sre offered at the 70 loving low rates:
Good Imported Black Dress Siks..-..=l IS 70 : > "
Nice Mohsir AID silk Poplins.. &c e 81
Handsome Colored Dress O.ds.....-.-.....25 20 soc
Back Ground Striped Grenadines, lsc
superior Back Iron - Sic 20 ~
Specially in Black Alpacss......-...... IS 10 sGc
Nice Mourning Dress GeOds.....-.....- IS 10 So &c
A full line White Dress Goods ....... = - 10 sr
DOLLY NARDENS, ranging FRI m. ........l Is 10 75c
.,, large assortment of
DO1ESIlCS AND SPRING CASSIyERES,
for boys and men wear.
All the latest novelties in
LADIES PARASOLSi
And special attention il called 20 the
a l. L + III Mt,
which oomprtses-
hloh patterns IN e. 81
Et,p p, S:;
- OiIciotl 49,. &c.
Purchasers from all parts OF the city will lid
II TO their advantage TO give this establis hneLt =
SREMEMBER THE ARcADEs
427 SEVENTH STREET.
mayolm Between ID and Z, Island.
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FISH AND OYSTER MAkKKr-Bodrd Of RealA
IRpecttons.-Inspector General Gatchel reoorts
the following arrivals :-l5, 900 herring, selling
al from ~ 20 s5.5oper thousand; 800 shad SELF
ing AT from SO TO SIS per hundred: IS sturgeon,
selling at 81 TO az each,
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CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White. Chropodst. 81 fol-
extracting all your Corns and treating You
BuniOns and Nails without pain or bleeding, a
office, North Charles street. Fee ST.
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MR. WV. n: BERKLRY, elected mayor of Al
exandria on Thursday on the republican ticket.
was leading union man during the war AMI
At its close was appointed mayor, serving with
much credit. He Is now in attendance on the
Methodist Episcopal general conference AZ
Brooklyn As delegate from the Alexandria
district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-25

DR.. LEON, III L street, between 7th and ST.
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. Sc,
Personals. If
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IHE FIRE CONMIssIoSE3s ar their meeting,
I@s' night, on the recommendation Of the Gov
cTH1r. granted the request OF ~. r. Davenport
contractor on the Georgetown ii vision OF the
S,-ilch wa-eT main, that he be allowed the use
CT efGiae No. on sunday tomorrow to puinp
out The water inside the Golfer dam for the pur-
Jose OF making connection OF the pipes AT Col
Iege POND. Mr.. Bailey, from the committee on
BIid4ngS, presented a bid from Mr.. jackson
humphrey for building a brick hose tower AZ
No engine house fOr S6I5, which was accepted
ami the committee were instructed to authorize
The bidder 10 proceed with the work Mr. Bailey
aiSo moved That the chief engineer, or the as
sis'snt during the absence OF the chief. he EN-
Powered 10 grant each member of the fire tle-
Iartmcnt leave of fifteen days absence be-
tween TIE lSt of June and iSt of October OF each
year, ard that 10 more than two members from
The same company be absent at a time.
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IHE BOARD OF HEALTH met last evening
and the health officer reported five cases Of
Fox brought 10 his notice since the last re-
Iort- The sanitary inspector general reported
that l0l nuisances had been abated since the
!aSt report An application from b. +. Peters
Ior position under the board was received and
Ie,tIreu 70 the sanitary police committee. The
sun)ect OF removing night soil was discussed,
eot, a. al the members OF the beard were not
llessht, me matter was postponed until the
next meeting. number of communications
were received relative to nuisances in various
parts OF me city, which were referred 10 the
proper oraeer, and the board adjourned
DECORAfIoN DAY AT ARItNerox Tn. .or,
mittee OF arrangements having CHARGE Of tha
PREPARATIONS for decorating the graves of ITnio,
soldiers At Arlington on the 30th instant srs
making great efforts TO insure that the comins
floral tribate shall be one OF the most comDlets
and successful ever given. 1t u expected that
me grand gateway will be completed by tina
desi gner, Ar. Fiannery, which will attract many
visitors on the occasion Yesterday q committee
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic waited on
.se RESIDENT, 70 ask that the various govern
meht us partments in this city be closed on dec-
Grafton day. The request was granted.
ADVERSE REPORTS on DIsrRIcr BrIrs IN
TEE SENATK-In the Senate zesfard.y A.
Patterson. from the COMMITTEES n, the His,,ia,
OF Columbia, reported adversely on fhe faiIos
ing bills, hich were indefinitely nos,n.anad.
AmendatOry OF the bill 10 provide xovernmsn,
Tor the District Of Columbia; annulino ali
heence laws Of the District OF Columbia AZ a
requisite 20 the transaction or business authoriz
ing the extension Of the railv az OF the Metre
lO"'~n rAiEoad INTO the District Of Columbia.
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by the Socialists of st. DomiRic's Church, a.
Lincoln Han, Friday night, May 81, promises to
be an affair of great interest from the number
and capabilities OF those taking part in in it,
and the spirit with which il is being carried ont
a prominent feature OF the entertainment will
be the floral cantata with q large number of
little misses as the drdmdtfs perso1a.
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WHAT THE CoLOEED Boys THINK ARnUr
MINED overwhelmingly a small white bow
'S seLt win message To person aUten lin '
The examinations OF COlcred schools in ths CooS
bllidihg, on y street, and when entering the
ySIi he was taken 10 be an applicant Tor al.
MISSION Oy the crowd of colOred youths about
tne coOr. The boy explained that he was white
AlthOugh he had a dirty face, and delivered his
message, and on leaving the building with "A
smaIl slip OF paper in his hand, " hich WAS ken
IOr NC ket OF admission, one of the largest bows
s-epped up, eSelaiming, eve don't want sny
white boys in this school," and gave him Uck
under the jaw, and the boy, thinking hat there
IetTested on double quick, amid a shower of
stenes. "
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PROPOSALS.

81 acres Of lard in grass. vii take stock 20 craze
o HIP. CLARK, 9TH street road, near Sligo post
once. mie1Ws
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Between : and 6o'cIo,k
IA evening, Mr.. Henry c. Ellis, stonecut-er
living At 33 e street northeast, was taken with
an apoIScue mt a he MAS starting down
stars, and fell 20 the bottom, iniuring himself
someWA4t. lie was picked up and placed on a
SOFA and before medic al assistance could be Oh
t&lhet ne died. The deceased was an English
man by htTth, but had resided here for over %
year ana had an extensive acqu aintance es-
PeclAi4y in the Masonic fraternity. He was a
l@St master 81 Lebanon Lodge, No. anu a
ne Mber OF Washington X. A. Chapter, No. J
which bodies viii attend his funeral to- morrow
AFTERNOON. He was also a member OF the Ma
some helef Association. He leaves a wife ana
I'VE chllsiren- IDr. j. F. Hart gan this morning
visited the residence OF the dera~ed but deci,tad
tiAt an inquest WAS unnecessary Is he died from
the ELECTS Of an apoplectic ut.
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PRICES Dollar Jewelry Store, No. Al Penn
sylVania avenue, Rear y street, received some
beautii al styles of Alaska diamonds and French
etruscan jewelry this morning.
THE SUNDAY EXCURSION of the Lady of the
Lake to- morrow promises to be a delightful one,
as the air Is pleasant and everything favorable
See the advertisement
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22
A MARRYING WOMAN.
Father, Son, and Nephew EspOuse the
Same Person.

James Smith young man twenty
two years of aga. was brought up at
Jefferson Market. yesterday. for assault
ing Eliza Brownell. keeper of dis
reputable house in Greene street. When
the young man was arraigned before
Justice Cox, his father. George Jefferson
Smith, Marshal in the First District Civil
Court. and formerly Police Captain in
the Sixth precinct, bailed him out. Mr.
Smith, Sr, made the following extraor-
dinary statement fudge Cox, this
woman first married my nephew. then
myself, and my son. My nephew.
Alexander Oules, was an officer in the
Confederate service, and on his coming
to this city at the close OF the war he
met this woman and married her. They
went to Charleston. S c., and some
persons in the hotel. knowing her char
acter Informed her if she did not leave
the town she would be tarred and feath
cred. They came back here and quar-
relied She obtained divorce, and on
his threatening to stab her if she refused
to live with him, had him arrested and
sent on the island for year She then
married me then kept a hotel in
Bath, Long Island and brought her
there. My son had charge of the place,
for was only there at nights, having to
attend to my duties as Marshal in the
city during the day. Daring my alb
sence she got control of my son. and
three months after her marriage with ne
she ran away with him. She took him
to New Haven. Conn.,. and married him.
They came back here, and. growing
tired of him in time. she obtained a d.
vorce. but by having him arrested on
charges of assault and bailing him her
self she kept him away from me. Now
| am going to take him to my residence
at Bowery Hotel and don't think che
will ever zee him again" Mr.. Smith,
who made this statement. is -ery
wealthy man, owning real estate in the
city valued at $500. .OOO.-PhaDdelphia
Telegraph, Nay 9th.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22
FEARFUL WESTERN NEWS.
Four Men Shot One Man Hug Two
Men Severely WOunded-ReiEn OF Ter.
rOr in Kansas.

From the Kansas City Times
Sumner county. one of the extreme
southern counties in Kansas, has been
disturbed very much of late by the hor.
rible tragedy at Caldwell, in that conn
ty, an account of which appeared in the
Times few days ago, where two men,
named Tulden and Anderson, were mur-
dered by man named NJ Carly. who
escaped into the Indian Territory. The
escape Of MCarty created no small
amount of bad feeling among the peo-
pie of Sumner county.
! The result was a vigilance committee,
or. in plain language, mob. This
party. according to the staten ent made
by cur informant, was composed of
horse thieves, gamblers, and the reckless
roughs of the border, with few Ie.
spectacle but hot headed citizens. They
organized. mounted and passed over into
the Indian territory, and succeeded in
finding M'Carty, who promptly surren-
dered himself when called upon to do So
He was taken out into the prairie
and shot. and his body left as food for
the wolves.
After their return home a terrible
shooting affair took place at yelling
ton. the county seat Of Sumner. A reck-
less kind of fellow, named Jack Lynch,
became involved in quarrel, during
which a respectable citizen of yelling
ton was shot dead, it is said by accident
At the same time man named Hop
kins and another named Clarke wtrc
shot in the breast. while Lynch himself
was shot and wounded in the legs and
feet. Jack Lynch was Immediately ar
rested and confined in jai! to await legal
action
Meanwhile the vigilantees, fresh from
their trip into the Indian Territory,.
called their party together at Caldwell
and all marched over to Wellington.
distance of over twenty miles. BY some
means the sheriff or constable became
apprised of the approach of the vigi-
lantees. and escaped out Of town with
his prisoner and remained concealed out
upon the prairie all night. The mob
made diligent search for their victim,
but failed to find him or his guard. On
the following ni-,ht they made sudden
descent upon the town. and succeeded in
capturing the wounded man, Lynch,
and at once proceeded to hang him to a
tree within sight of the town where be
was captured.
The people of Sumner are evidently
"highly exasperated" at something or
somebody. At al eveuts it is a poor
place for law breakers and sherif,s Off
GERS. The people of Wellington disap
prove Of this mode of executing the law
The border is acquiring reputation for
lawlessness more rapidly than before and
during the war.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22

Is THIS A SERMOS Twelve years
ago Hon. L G. Whipple was brilliant
and prosperous lawyer in Howell. Mich.
A few weeks ago he died of intsmper-
ance, and was buried out of the Masonic
charity fund, from which for some time
before his death he had been supported.
During th. time his beautiful and accom-.
plished wife has become insane, and his
four lovely children are penniless and
scattered, 80 two living together
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22
Poetry.
AS BALMY GALES.
By JOHN K. HOLMES.

As bsimy gales from aowery meads
Blow low and sweet this summer eve,
l watch the willows bend like reeds,
And strange, fantastic shadows weave,
Now taking on cool gray light,
Now flashing back like silver sheen,
They seem to toy with day and night,
And half the hues that lie between.
There lie spirit lingering there
Along their wild and trembling maze,
Tbe pure heart feels it everywhere,
And lcves it all its happy days;
By silver gliding brooks that rove,
In liquid flow through winding wales,
In odorous winds, in clouds that move,
In every thought tha, Hope e1hsles.
Glow sweet, blow low, oh summer wind,
throw upon your wings a dream,
And manele with the Mightiest Mind
The endings of my rural theme:
What are We, but 4 ray divine
Lone lingering here in summer day.
Great Soul ! will We not melt in thine
When Thou dost call and We obey?
Blow sweet, blow low, oh summer wind.
Blow low and sweet this balmy eve,
My soul, in thought. goes out to find
A soothing voice whcre'er you breathe.
Learning from lispings lone, ike thine
To hear that pure, eternal prayer
Which Nature sends from every shrine
To the Great Soul, that's every where
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22
An old bachelor. picking up a BOOK

AN old bachelor, picking up a BOOK,
exclaimed, upon seeing wood cut. rep
resentng 9 u.an kneeliug at the feet of
woman before I would kneel to a wo-
man [ would cncir.le my neck with a
rope and stretch it, And then. turning
to young woman, he inquired: l'o
you not think it would be the best l
could do Z" at would, undoubtedly, be
the b,.st for the woman." was the sar-
castle reply.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22

Rallv to the Place where you can buy
your Wall Paper Cheap.

THE undersigned takes this method of in
i forming the public that he has just re-
ceived at k:s residence on Third Street, Milf
fintown, a large assortment of
WALL PAPER,
of various styles, which he offers for sale
CHEAPER than can he purchased elsewhere
in the county. All persons in need of the
above article. and wishing o save money, are
invited to call and examine his stock and
hear his prices before going elsewhere.
gn- Large supply constantly on hand.
SIMON BASOM.
Mifiiptown. April 5, ls7l-tf
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22

A Western New York miss unguard
edly made the remark in the family cir
Gle recently that "when gentlemen eat
warm maple sugar it gets into their mus
taches and makes them scratchy." Her
father is curious to know how che found
It out
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22

The greatest pleasure in life is love !;
the greatest treasure, contentment +; the
greatest possession. health; ana the
greatest case, sound slesp
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22

any dear sir, said his partner. when
YOU dance with ladies, wear gloves"
mo matter, no matter !" said he: Ill
wash my hands when l get through"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22

The best penance we can do for envy
ing another's merit is to endeavor to sur
pass it.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22

ISLANDER not others because they have
slandered you; kiss not a reptile because
YOU have felt his bite.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22

BETTER be upright with poverty, than
unprincipled with plenty.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22

The ruin Of most men dates from some
idle hour. Occupation is au armor to
the seul.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-05-22
RATES OP ADVERTISING.

All advertising for less than three months
for one square of nine lines or less, will Be
charged one insertion. IS cents. three So 90
and 81 cents tor each subsequent insertion
Administrators, Executors and Auditors
Notices, $500. Professional and Business
Cards. not exceeding one square, and inelu-
ding copy Of paper, Sc. 90 per year Notices
in reading columns. ten cents per line. Mer
chants advertising by the y ear at special rates
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