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G z ORG ct WIN,

Mr. PETITE BERRY, a well-known citizen of
6eoI gGtoW1, Ia lying Gli:e i'll at his residence
on Sd street He was somewhat easier to day
but owing to his advanced age (sixty-fve) his
physic ans fear he will not recover.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-TIos. Bowling, auc-
Goneel, sold the parsonage attached to the West
Georgetown M. l.. church, corner of Fayette
and sti streets, on " dGssday last, to Mr.. MichI
keCgan, fer 50 900.
Col. y. BELL ADAMS was taken by his friends
evening.
EVERY LITTLE HELPs"-The cars of the
Washington and Georgetown railroad COM
Eenced running to Congress street at about
half-past ii O'clock this morning, the two new
tracks being completed up to that point. The
terminus
SUMMARY OF THE WHEAT AND FLOUR MAR
KfT.-Wlth the exception of 1920 bushels of
prime red Virginia wheat (of tie new cror) sold
We terday al Sl.GGh there have been ne sales of
new or old wheat during the past week. All OF
tue mills are closed for repairs and will not re-
sumo operations probably under ten days hence.
Inc Hour market is dull no change in prices
during the week.
THE Doc NUIsANCE.-One resident of West
georgetown had twenty-ene unmuz2led hungry
dogs iorag,ng upon his premises at ore time last
hgHC, ana II wasn't q good nj ht for dogs either.
be exhausted his supply OF boOt-jac old shoes
ana other missiles without effect, and, after q
sieepless night started Off early this morning TO
lay III supply of strychIine ana reyOlYers as
the IOundmen by their raids once wear or so
only Sur up the animals. That pound business,
e,
about the biggest fai.gTe of the year. Perbaps
there Is not mach profit on impounded dogs
TIE BRIDGE STREET JMPRovEMsST-
NOIhInen have commenced taking up a section
o. the sidewalk, six feet in width, from the curb
on The north SIDE OF Bridge street. prepa atory
70 lay ing q tie sewer, which Is - connect with
lie la &c sewer which runs from Rock creek to
washington street. Notice was gwen TO prop
eTtS-oWHe Z oh Bridge street two days since that
q portion q the sidewalk would be taken up Tor
The purpose above named, and thew were in
removing hTlHka atTaa
they would be allowed TO retain them, and that
Aver the sewer was laid they would be used in
relay iAS the sidewalk, thus saving the owners
me expense OF Uaying for new bricks. Mos. of
those CONG business on the north side OF Bridge
street iaiieu 10 do as requested and this morn
ing, when the workmen commenced to tear IN
Tue sidewalk and cart away the bricks, there
we're MAN. remonstrances OF the part Of those
interested,
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Markets To-Day.

BALTIMORE july lS.-Virgiaia skies, cid, IS;
do. coupons, cid, IL; do. new, sc. Virginia skies
consolidated; 5l%. West Yirginia's, IS. North
Carolinss Old 30 DC. new, -; special tax Il bid
to-day.
BALTIMoRE: July Cotton very dell; low mid
Chngs, 70. Fsour qCSot and unci ,nged Wheat
inn; new Write choice, 81 79S 81 Zs fair to rrn-
40, Sl6oa 81 =, cE9lee new amber, SI.!0asl-s;
coed 70 prime red, i.60sSl IS; CID western red
SltJesl 90: cd Penp5ylvsnis, Sl.ssaS IS. Corn
stren ger White southern, S9aS2 yellow southern,
6ta62 rsxed western, nominal, 6ia62. Oats fir.nei
MIXED, 3sal; white, 2. Rye quiet, 6Os70 Pro
visions strong AID bgOyant. Mes pork Er-n,
Ss.aSls; Bulk meats and bacon verT strong and
Unchanged sugar cured hams, l4al5. II Erm,
fiIrl, 92as7}k.
NV YORK, July l3-S.ocks dull. Cola firm, Il.
Honey easy, 3. Exchange, long, 95S; short, lO1.
GoyoIbments stroCg s1d steady. Virginia 6's, IS,
new. 80. North Cardinals S2ss new. 20
New YORK, July l3s-FlOur quiet and steady
Nheat steady. Corn qHiet and unchanged.
I0NorN. July ID. - Consols opened az s7fL for
money and 92s s925S for account. Bonds OF lSs sis
1855 s. old, s21; 1857 $. o.; 10 40s, 90 Consois
o!Ostd at 325s for both. American securities IN
changed.
FzLSa-oRT, July l3.-Bonds q53k
PARIS, JAY - -Rep-es 81 francs, ~ confines
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Meeting of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IIbe ral-DemOerafie, Greeley-Brown
alub.

The above named organic ation met last even
ing AT the board or trade rooms; about fifteen
Persons being present. Mr.. W. p. Bell pre-
sided with Mr. y. y. Oliver As secretary. Mr..
JudsOa &. Gull offered series OF resolutions ex-
pTessiye of the eradication of the club at the
action OF the Baltimore convention, and chang
ing the name of the organization TO the "YOung
Mems Greeley and Brown club Captain /.
n. BuIriu thought Liberal club" would be
Deter. MIR. George e. Wedderburn moved to
amend by making ii the Liberal Democratic
club" After ,Ome discussion both amendments
were lost and the resolutions of Mr. Gull
adopted.
ON motion of Mr. Ross Perry, the secretary
was authorized TO notify the democratic and
Conservative and Greeley and Brown clubs of
their action. and solicit their cooperation. On
motion of Mr.. Chas. Harmon. a committee of
twenty-five YVES appointed to open a book in
each legislative district in which to enroll the
names of those desiring to become members.
Mr. Dorsey Clagett, on behalf Of the Greeley
and BToVn club, extended an invitation to the
club 10 be present at a meeting Of the q. sni b.
club some night next week, OF which they will
he notified. MeSsrs. Oliver, Smith and Burritt
were appointed a committee 10 set in connec-
uOn with any other organizations that have in
View the holding of q ratification meeting in
which ali the clubs shall join. Mr. Il. +. Cant
leU!ored) said he felt il was good 10 be there
lie had no money, but he had plenty of time.
aud the latter he would give to the Greeley and
bIoSn movement. He was in favor of any
thing 10 crush out the board OF public works.
NJ h. ". Ienwick then made a brief snaech
Va favor % Greeley and Brown, when the club
IMrS Lockwood was present durinr a mart of
ne meeting, sOIi'iting subscriptions for Tilton's
tttosE Age during The Campaign, anu uOty.lth-
sta.tdi Z she CteTeC q -four months subscrlt'iOn
a'd lsrGe photographic picture of Horace
're@ity ior the small sum Of one dollar, she mef
s1,h elt peer success, az she got but two SUB
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An Alleged set,ueqr Shoots the
Bros her sf His Victim.

TIE WOUNDED MAN NOT EXPECTED 70 LIVE.
Lost night. about eight O'Clock, Reuben
Green, = coiJred nan, went - the house CT VIM.
Carter, on the premises Of Mr.. j. 9. Lewis, on
PIney Branch road, after having been re peatedly
warned 70 keep AVA by the Carter family, who
ailego thai lo had SeGTcSd the sister of " N.
Garter. Last evening, EECn lie f2ade his ap-
Etal ance, VIM CaTslE ordered him off, where
IpOu Green drew pistol anu fired, and the ball
took effect III CaEtcTs LEFT breast. The second
Precinct police were aPpTised OF the affair, and
going out 70 the neignbCTGOOd of the place, got
on Green's trail and TIE him into the city. but
lest sight Of him near tie stables Of Mr.. Al bert
Gleason, eth and Z streets,) where he is en-
plONed. a description Of tie fugitive was imme-
tlateIy telesraphGd around, and Officer Mari
tbs morning arrested him in Murder Bay. DIR.
Harris was Cal Ell in to attend Carter, and to-
DAY OmceT Ledgay reports that the wounded
man Is in critical condition, with but little
hopes OF his TecoyerN.
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THE wEATHEg.

. ~
WAFRrssToS, ID. O., July -. 1872, II g. m.S
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwgETY-BoUR HOURS
Inc barometer hss risen from tie upper lake
region to the east and middle atlantis coasts,
1T has varied little over the Southern states,
and continues highest over eastern North and
south Carolina. The temperature has pener-
ally FALLEN FROM New England &c Wisconsin.
hartly cloudy weather and areas of rain have
prevailed from New England and New York,
southwestwaJd 70 the Gulf. Clear weather
WI noTtherly winds north and west of the Ohio
vai!ey continues. Clear weather Is now pre-
vaiing over New England and the northern
portion OF the Middle states, with nor5nerly to
easter-y winds and over the butterfly portion
with westerly winds. Partly cloudy weather
over the Southern states
PRoBG B'LITIEs.--Ncrtherly 70 easterly winds
and cIes- weather generally prevail from Mis-
souri TO Lake Erie and Gpper lakes. Clear and
partly cloudy weather and northerly to easterly
winds for l'ew England. The conditions are
favorable for partly cloudy weather and local
rams nom New York aud New JERSEY aouth-
westward to the Gulf. Diminishing pressure,
essteriy - souSlerly winds and increasing cloud
mess :or the northwest, with probably rain.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILRoAD.-At an early hour yesterday
morning freight train engine was thrown Off
the track about eight miles east OF Grafton, by
the tire bursting on one of the wheels, and the
engine and several cars were badly broken up.
The fireman, young man named Joseph Sow
beneath the engine and instantly killed. Mr..
Sowders had but recently married, and was
making the first trip since the wedding day
when he met his death. His body was brought
back to Piedmont yesterday at noon to his dis
consulate young wife. Mr.. SoWder5 was a
brother to the young man who was so severely
burt by being knocked OF q car at Fayette
street bridge, in this city, few weels ago.
G.rff. SIN
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Ccrdcrrr,. l.nralr

y DC services II Lincoln Hall ~ O'CLOCK To-
-10r-g- --CI5--- ? - - conducted ~ sec. y.
-. CSs-c-Gi Secretary If the Y. ". g. A
re Fg-trr Ger General has ri pointed the
Fti!Cv.ug sf'i;io-a3 letter carriers for Wash
lxIr w. VIE. n. Dunbar, T. E Brewer,
= -. stgk-s a. Z E1ta-- 2 HSmiitrI-
Tie lighthouse ~ ar.i a c-.iCrCG & large sO-
bell = he pia. "a ~ Point Lookout, which WI!
% % So Isr~. III t.e safety Of navigS,iTa Jy the
FctrIsfc r-.sr an ClsSaPcaEe bsy at that
iliuf-
E----a fav afternoon. NJ. Thoma- X T71E'er
5s.''- -i The conner CT So aHi = streets. 49,
tEsaET '-J-li his buggy near Soldiers ECOIe. b.
y hos tc-'rlirE p Eate',-l, and AIS h@'iy
S-C' c.t TIE H.E-F We ST. gsIef - a'o---.
Dams thc T-rr5r.t week. 81. Richards,
GG..oT & Gle u .Tict. las approved aus
pz-sz IRON claim which accrued under tie oil
c--Ic.s,.5s q s" s5hi. st0r, amounting &c up
Wa-G- C -lf.G1t p S-siay ller1 VS. 4 trans
icr q. sos. 'F from tie tre"s-ry - tha sr-I - =
-GDr l-2T p n a5r TIE claims approved.
Tvet-L street, frCE tie csIaI 70 p sect
south, l- 81 Present covered Wit dirt iron. tLe
zig GiDgs o. Tie cart constantly passing there.
50 = At y .-.s UJg5 che appearance OF newly
graded than a paved street. Should this dire be
GrapoS II sGl CartcI away, IL would 20 f9r
CT1r'S f.ti-G- - 3aS canal.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Excursions. pf~-Sirs. &c.

ENe1rSiOns. To Mrs &c.
PREV Point and Ieo-. Il, D. wa On The George
Si22 fE'S afternoon. This VIII he = deiistil Al
excursion.
Sunday excursion on the Lady Of the Lake
70 Sandy Point and Givuont s-mOErcW-
Moonlight eVcvl son down The Potomac To-
morrow evcE!Bv. the steamer Zaicee leaving
CHOW h's wheTf AZ : O'Clock.
IESlHs on me I1ai tiI1OTe - Chic railroad leave
for the Highlands at : a. IA and p. n, return
Inc at IL q. II. and Z. IN.
The "ChOrai excursion, ;" CT the steamer Kew
po-t on NC1ia- BeN', At ; - y. n.
s. PRuls English Lutheran Church RIi
sunday school hold their pic mic in Browns
wool or Wednesday NEXT
Daily excursions to Mount Vernon OF the
EtCaEer Arrow
hr"UUs Grove, 18th street. Picnic CT the
Jer-i:oral Guards OF Tuesday EeIt.
M2r-hal Han Pavilion, enlarged and re-
II ed y ECv O-en Cor guests.
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FINANCIAL AID. COMMERCIAL.

The demand for money from the brokers in
Ne1 York yesterday was moderate, and prompt
y net at and ( per cent. Government bonds
we're frn in both New York and London, at n
slight advance over Thursday sgGoSatons. The
stock market was extremsl " dun.
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E-A whole family in North Carolina were
recently poisoned 10y eating ielly-Cake which had
been cooked in a copper kettle.
s-Small-Pox is dying out at last IN New York.
Only four cases were reported on Wednesday,
and one death.
eE-It is predicted that before many years
California will become one OF the coffee growing
countries OF the world.
G-A boy At New Orleans stopped a base ball
with the Fit Of his stomach and has gone where
base balls are 10 mole.
S-The public schools in Paterson, y u have
been closed, In consequence of the alarming
prevalence OF small pox in that city.
@During the year 1871 more English than
Irish emigrants come TO this country. The emi-
grafton from the United Kingdom was: English.
1926; Irish, 81 591; Scotch, 1871.
VIn Boston, Sarah P. March, a female
physician, living on Harrison avenue, is under
arrest charged with procuring abortion on a
young woman, whose life is in danger.
"At the Fourth OF July celebration in
conspicuous honors. 1t was not till next day
that he informed his fellow citizens that he
fought on the British side.
~Picnics in Pennsylvania wind up with
what IL called Dolly Warden march-the young
ladies standing in q row and the young men
passing along the line and kissing each good
night
0During the thunder storm at Greenfield,
on the 4th, q we'll dressed lady stopped in a back
street and pulled OF her hoop skirt, not caring
TO rick herself inside or that kind of lightning
rods.
~A fve-year old visiting at the seashore and
obiiged to sleep three in a bed, narrated her
cream, which being unfinished she accounted
for fully by not having room to dream the rest
OF 10.
1"when asked, )" said Emerson, can iron
master about the Stag and cinders in railroad
iTon 'Oh!' he said 'there Is always good iron to
be had; If there's cinders in tue IRON Ills because
there was cinders In the pay
ga girl at Usage, Indiana, whose ears are
crown mn. has method hearing
through her mouth. When a young man is talk
ing she keeps saying YES" for fear lest he
might propose to her and she not hear 1t.
OIn an advertisement by n railroad eompa-
/ ny of unclaimed goods, letter dropped from
| the word lawful, and so the advertisement ap-
| propristely reads: People TO whom these
| packages are directed are notified to come for
ward and pay the awful charges on the same. -
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A USTIE P. BROWN,
n Corner N. Y. avenue and 18th street,
Washington, d. C.,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
LIMBkR, LIME, CEMENT, SAND, Sc, &C, DO.
LpMBER BILLS cot 10 order on short notice.
BLUE STONE for Building, Hacaiamizing aae
Paving purposes delivered in any part OF the Dis
trict.
REAL ESTATE bought and ssId and money N
vested. To this branch OF the business 1 will here
after give my personal attention, and will be ct
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CITY ITE MS.

CEORESgIRTs AID drawers SUIT bic for surn.
meI and a2rly autumn wear.
GEO, q. EEEEING,
No. 40 9TH street northwest
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BUILDING AssoCIATIONs.-Atth the ffty-fourth
meeting OF the Columbia Cooperative building
ASSOCIATION, Thursday evening, 81 500 was sold
at an average of 100 per cent.
at the sixth meeting of the Territorial saw
ings, loan, and building association, last even
Ing, thirty-cne shares were sold at sc 200, pre-
MUM of 49% per cent.
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SUNSET Cox ROBBED BY ROOMMATE IN
BALTINORE.-The Hon. 5. $. Cox, OF New
York, delegate to the late Baltimore CSLveD-
ton, occupied rooms at the Carroltcn. Young
man halliDg from the same state made his ac-
quaintsnce, and in the crowded state of the
hotel was allowed to share his sleeping room.
On Wednesday night after tire heat and fat que
or re day, Mr. Cox retired rather early. ieayfn-
the goor n. locked with the key OF the outside
tor tba ao,,,a,,, zee OF his roommate. on
rising on Thursday mor.-Ns 'lr, 20, Coy was aston
vas also a valuable gold watch au,. chain and
S2SV in gTeenbacks, the property % Mar. sVH'
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A RAILROAD BOND
AND
REAL ESTATE MORrGAG Il
Combined.

In its 7:3o Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company furnishes to the public an invest
ment security which combines the ready negotis-
biiity, the convenience, and the high credit Of a
railro sd bond with the soity and safety
Of q real estate mortgage on lsld wor tn at least
twice the amount loaned.
They offered at par In currency, and yield q
HANDSOME PROFIT to these exchanging 52Os:
The bonds are first and only mortgage on the
road, Its equipments and earnings, ard also on a
land grant hitch, the completion Of the road, Will
average % 900 acres TO each mile Of track.
They are issued in denominations from 800 to
$1,000 Coupon, AID Sl00 to $1,000 Registered, have
thirty years 10 run bear interest Of 80 per cent
in gold. and are kXEMPT FROM UNITED
STATES TAX to the holder.
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent TO the post office
address Of the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Bonds received liz ex-
change, without expense to the investor, at their
highest current prices.
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THERMOMETERS and Ba-ometsrs Ars repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near * street,
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DIR. WHITE, Ch,ropodiSt. treats Corns, Bun
ions, Club and 1ngrowing Nails, &C.. without
pain, SO the patient can walk with ease irnme-
Giately. Operating roonls, 635 18th St, opposite
L. s. Treasury.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

~ SPECIAL COMMUNICATION or Pc
~ ToAAO LopGE, No. 5. ~. A A. NJ. viii
- ncId 81 the lodge room on sunday AFTER
nvON. the ltt h at % clock. ter the purpose o.
Wutenong the funeral # cur late brother. .LLIAN
SobsI. Master Mascns in good standing are
PofAroEs! POTATOES 2
500 brsheIs JActSsr WHITE por,rors =,
bIinas oroer and fe- sale az vsry los prizes In lofs
-!ylalx 100 " ster Stree.
hRf GSopS OfFEAPERTuNS ryEp1- ~
49, ns 81 All kinos % Summer Dress t,oo.,. p.-
81 seu hereiiss Csss neres, lin en- Drfll. -
,r' -. SfSn- without regsra - cot 20 49,.
Nhere sstnnfshirs bsrsaias are sd 80. ,u-t.F
ment CT Houses eeHiDr Dry Goo.is chem - sssoIt-
EENJAMIN MILLER
Jylf I'm. Iol Bridge street Gec%sasn
noLLAR STORE FOE SALE.
Having purchased another ans sirs-.,,, ,,.,--
cher my Dollar storefr sale. IL i \ Tare chs,~c
81 and below c0st. No. rs High street. George
~ u }. 9. NICHOLS
WV. Il. ~HEhTLET,S
AND SCOURiAG ESTsBLfShMENT
OFFICE-4S gEFFKRsoN STEEEr.
GcOgEetONs. 10. q.
Estabiishet 1851 premium s. ardet ISL: Ar 10 nov
0oS OF the Oldest, largest d most CUmgldte est o.
hshments Cf the Kind IN this country VI patrons
All AID winter goods during ths srs1mer M ;ps
Best place IN tie / strict for Ciesutug Dvsius
Csntlemens CiothtnC. kysrytEil ~ psTtaintnt O..
the tps iGess veil AID .Ectl pity executed. llir.
closed csi,T ~ s1stt, exec % - urav a 81 it .
be opSn until 81 .. N. Post Once TX T2s srs
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, y. z. ave
and 18th St, pays per CT OF deposits. 27t3Iit16
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BINGHAM YOUNG once said, that the women
of Lowell, Mass, never could be properly dis
POSED OF until one man were permitted 70 marry
several OF them at once, there being too many
to go arouT 4. a Youthful believer in this doc
triIe, enc David COpp, hailing from a rural
district in New Hampshire, has tried to put il
into practice, and III doing likely to get into
trouble. lie has married two or three young
ladies in Lowell, and is said TO have five wives
in al, and yet he has only reached the tender age
OF - The people have concluded that he must
Ice checked in his mad career. for there Is 10
knowing what he would do before he reached
the allotted limit of threescoTe and ten.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

n K W O FL @ e.
JUAN BOYLE d GO,
REAL ESTATE BROKEBs,
No. tbs FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BuTLpIH
FOB SALE
handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south 4
street. between ID and Sd streets, wit al the ioerE
nproS eInonts, soiaIl cash payments and Ions tiss
on balance.
SEVERAL EARhiS,
small and large, on the line Of the PcIut Of Book
Railroad, within = few minutes walk Of the depot
within thirty minutes o. Washington. Terms easy
Also,
Ono OF zoo acres tho road and same distsbc
from dc pot, improved by House, sc,
SIX LOTS,
Near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey avenue, one
the tness situations in the city.
HOUSE On North street; S!oe essh, balsnes
THEE HANDSOME HOUSES In the west end
Also,
HOUSES and LOTS In all parts Of the city.
TWO HANDSOME HOUSES on NAH stree.
MONEY TO LOAN
IN sums OF from 81 900 TO $1,000 on real eststs
n.hs-u
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IN TRK sUPREME CogRI OF THE DISTRICT

} Us. $50 HANDSOME SUITS
or all styles. Yo sale cheap at
m7-tf D. HKLLERS, us Market epsos:
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CHINESE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS papers
state that the Beaver Falls Cutlery Works in
that State having been desolated by the strike,
have been replenished by the importation of
Chinese. Several Celestials have already been
set at work, and i've hundred more have been
contracted for, and are expected the last of the
month. They are to get so ID month, and De
fourd IN religiOn-a special clause in the Con-
tract STIMULATING for the furnishing Of 'sjoS-
man without expense to themselves.
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a YOUTHFUL MURDERER.-A boy aged only
seven years, IN Wisconsin, II is said, induced q
Playmate, who had irritsted bin, to go with
him into some bushes, where he deliberately
slot him with pistol which he bad previous '
obtained from Lis fathers Office. He then went
home and said lie had killed a rabbit An hOUr
later, person riding past was attracted by the
groans Of the wounded child, who lived long
enough after he was found 20 tell who shot him
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NeT IoE.
0PENIk9 OF NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK hANgFACTORT
llrst- class goods a. lair prtces, fer cash.
GITHOGkAPHIEG, ENGRAVING, PRINTIRu
AND BINDING pOEE TO ORDER
The public tuvited &C call aud Canine our
80 stock. BEN. Y. FRFNOH,
Under National Metropolitan Bark
and nert door 20 jay Cooke Ces,
seq Washington. = y.
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FINE JET oRNAMNTs (setsl, bracelets, neck
l2ces and crowns 20 match in beautiful styles,
received at PTigg's iewelry store, No. 4J Penn
kylysnia avenue, between u and 9th streets.
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THE Coz RISE OF TRUE LOVE ON THE PACIFIC
SLoPE.-A California paper tells the course OF
love as follows: ga Montana miners daughter
recently stole her fathers swsg and elOped with
her lover TO San Francisco, where the deuce
were made ace. Her paternal parent, who had
turned his footsteps towards the capital Of the
Golden State in pursuit Of his ducats, was killed
by the Apaches, SO that now the loving couple
are as happy as the day is long"