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District Affairs i'm Congress.

BOUNTY FOR THREE MONTHS VOLUNTEERS
General Chapman introduced in the House
to-day bin to pay the three months volunteers
one hundred dollars bounty. 1t provides that
every soldier who enlisted in the volunteer army
Of the United States during the late rebellion
tor the period OF three months, and who was
kOnOTably discharged theIefrOm shall receive a
bounty OF 500, the heirs OF any such soldier 10
he entitled TO the benefits OF the act.
Some misapprehensiOn still exists as to the
scope OF the recent bounty act. There Is in il
no discrimination against the District voluS-
teers. Ii does not reach the case of three months
tnlistmenJs, and no law yet passed does apply to
three month volunteers. 1t was passed to reach
enlistments under President LincOln's procla-
nation OF Bay. le6l, calling for three year vol
Unteers, and where they were discharged before
serving two years The military committee has
never considered the question of paving three
month volunteers bounty, and Mr.. Chipman's
bal Il probably the first ever introduced to
secure any recognition of the services of the
men who came first to the rescue OF the govern
mrIt.
Gen. Chipman also introduced
BILL To SECURE TITLE TO REAL ESTATE
sold for taxes by the corporate authorities of the
District OF Columbia. Ii provides that any real
estate II the District which has heretofore been
or may hereafter be sold for taxes by the cOrpo-
rate authorities, and for which a corporation
deed has been or shall be given to the purchaser
thereof, and which has remained or shall here
after remain in undisturbed posssssion OF
said purchaser, his heirs, or assigns Tor a period
OF ten years from the date OF such sale NAV then
nc li1R iONcO pg Sdiu purchaser. MS heITs. or
sgIS. and any Claimant 10 the fee of said pro-
perry shall. upon proof OF claim. be a1iudged TO
Pay Tor such Improvement, together with prin-
Cipal ard lnteTess on the amount paid BY said
purchaser from date OF pUreh as. ANY real Is.
tate in the District which has heretofore been
CT may hereafter be. sold for taxes by the cor
IOTdte authorities. the same being held twenty
years and upwards in peaceable possession b.
the purchaser thereof. his heirs or assigns ami
Tor which a corporation deed has been given
shall become the Undisputed property OF "a A
purchaser. and the title thereto shall be and
hereby i declared to be as valid and indisputa-
BE a though the same was conveyed bv deed or
Otherwise according to law by the original
owner OF said property, his heirs, or assigns.
Referred 10 District committee.
TIE WARRINGTON GAsLIGHT COMPANY.
Mr.. CLiTman also introduced a bill author
lZlng TIE Washington Gaslight company to in
crease itS capital stock S2O0 COO with the priv
lese OF Increasing Il Coz ,OCO 81 the same NAV
De Ie4uSed from time to time to extend their
works IN tire District OF Columbia east OF Rock
creek. provided that said increase shall not be
made fTCm undivided profits which have al
ready accrued or NAV hereafter accrue, bat
fTem oaI "a! actually paid in. Referred TO Dis
tTlct CON nlittte.
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THE HUSTON INvEsrIGATIoN.-It Is under.
stood that the investigation Of the charges
against Rev. DIR. Huston, before the committee
selected by Rev. Samuel Rodgers, the presiding
mence tomorrow morning. The names of the
committee win not be made known to the public
until after their meeting Tomorrow. 1t Is prob
able that DIR. Huston win be present ct the
examination, as il is understood he arrived In
this city from Cincinnati on Thursday evening
last, accompanied by his wife. Both the church
and DR. Huston viii be represented by clerical
counsel. The trial will probably last for several
dAys- baltimore Sun, nth
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The HAssLRR ExPEDIrIoN.-The latest news
from the Hassler expedition leaves the explorers
opportunity Of examining q glacier of more
magnificent proportions than that Of the Aar. 1t
was named the Hassler glacier. There Is story
Of a rare bird shot and but slightly wounded,
which Immediately came to the ships side and
suffered itself to be taken on board; of not un-
graceful aborigines, who dine princi pally upon
muscles, and live comfortably in a land of per-
tioning.
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PISTOL BULLETS FLYING ARouND-Oficer
Owens, of the eighth precinct, reports that
some one fred a shot last night through a win
dow of the house of Mr.. Jacob Newrath, on 18th
and + streets northeast, the ball falling on the
bed on which Mr.. n. was sleeping.
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CITY TIE NJ s.

MoHAII AND ALPACA SACKS and Derby
Coats in large variety.
GEO. G.. HENNINS,
No. 40 18th street north west -
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- His Holiness Pho Mono was so years cid
last Monday.
~Messrs. W. p. Davis 81 Co.'S tobacco
factory in Petersburg, Va, was destroyed by
tire on Thursday including large quantity OF
tobacco and manufacturing Insterd belonging to
the firm.
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LADIES who consult their welfare will investi.
gate the merits Of Duponco's Golden Pin. Sold
by all Druggists. Sold wholesale and retail by Il
ID. Gilman. Retail by the following druggists:
kidwell & Son; f. ID. Bowling, AZ and streets
southwest; j. COughln, F, corner of 9th street:
P. III. Heller, 18th and n streets; w. b. Entwisle:
Wilfred Mcleod, GeOrpetoWn coo
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BALBRIGAN GENUINE GOODS are sold at s.
cents at Chas. Baum's Kid Glove and Hosiery
Depot, 18th street, between ID and l..
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y. NJ. G. A.-The adjourned meeting of the
NJ e. A. this evening at I O'Clock is to elect
delegates to the Lowell convention.
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No HEAD WITH BRAIN IN IT that has ever
witnessed the operation of Phdlon's Chemical
Hair IRrfgordtor, on harsh, dry, weak or thin
hair, can doubt tor one moment its regeneratiny
properties. 1t literally compels the hair to grow,
and beauties, while it strengthens, the f6rous
mass. eo3
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MELANCHOLY MIssION.-Mr. Fred. D.
Stuart returned 20 this city from Vandaiia III .
this morning, with the body OF his son, Fred
d and had the same conveyed 10 Congressional
cemetery, where IT will be privately buried to-
morrow. The TUmOr that he had been mur-
deTed was without foundation, a. ii was estab-
Hshed that he died Of apOpleXy. He was on his
way 70 northwestern Texas, in company with a
geological surveying party. He was 81 years OF
age, and leaves widow 10 mourn his loss but
no children. His has been an eventful life for
one 80 young. as long ago 1853 he went to
sea a. masters nate in the L. ). North Pacific
exploring expedition. When the war broke ont
he entered the navy AZ An engineer, and served
a. such until IL ended. Subsequently he was
attached 70 the StOnewall, which was sold 10
the 'aPanese government, and gin the capacity
OF engineer, accompanied that vessel part OF
the way 10 japan. More recently he as en-
ployed IN the line OF his profession as engineer
OF he steamer ArrOw, plying between th4.city
ana Mount vernon. He was a man of affi.c-
bonate disposition and of remarkable social
qualities, and for this reason was a universal
fayOTite with all who knew him. His father
(WhO Is well known in this community and his
OCr CitiZens.
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@ E SON OF 1872.

BEREELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS,
BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
21s MiLesJTom "Sir Johns Rxn" Station, on Is. r
o. Il. r.,
Will open for the reception Of visitors from 2lst
May to the 18th of October, 1872. a. a
All kinds Of Baths, magnificent Swim vE.Av
ming Pools, Natural Temperature 74s lk.H
FahIenheit. Tho Baths and Waters are q spec nc
Ter Rheumatic Affections, Dyspepsia, Nervousness,
General Debility and diseases peculiar to females
Hotel. "
Every amusement Professor Wits Band of Ger
man N Musicians are engaged for the season.
Passengers Fave Washington at Gas a. m, D.
m. and $40 by the latter train am ole time for
supper at the Relay House.
Terms: So per day, s20 per week, SIS per month,
for the whole Fare reduced; return tickets
Springs. A. R. POTTS, Proprietor
ESGestern Union Telegraph in office 81 Hotel.
Daily MAIL. mayl1-lm
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LOCAL NEWS.


London company.
ISersnh Street PGrt--May festival for the
benefit Of Prospect Hill Cemetery.
AHGICstCH IslGnd.-PIcnic Of the Georpetown
CITY Greys.
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REPORTED MCRpER.-This morning Louisa
johnson, colored, stepdaughter of Isaac Win
stall, residing an G street, between half street
and Delaware avenue, in great perturbation.
ran to the LIST precinct station and stated that
Wirstsl had nearly killed her mother. In
little time there was considerable excitement,
some parties adding to the report that the
weapon was a Ratchet, and that the woman's
head was CLEFT in two, causing a run TO be
made for the house. Officer Homer went
to the house, and ascertaned that there
was nothing wrong, and the girl after falling to
procure warrant on the Island, procured one
at the police court. when Officer Hughes took
Prised, as there had been no difficulty between
him and his wife since yesterday, and she was
not injured and had made no complaint. 1t is
thought by some that the girl is insane.
THE FORTY HOURS DEVOTION" of the
BLESSED Sacrament commenced at st. Patrick's
church, on g street.; yesterday, with solemn
high mass at IL O'Clock a m. Rev. Father
Walter, pastor of the church. was celebrant,
Rev. Father Keane deacon, and Rev. Father
Power sub. deacon. The sermon was by Father
keane, and the choir, under the direction OF
Prof. Richter. the organist, gave Haydnis 10th
Mass The altar was beautifully decorated with
flowers. This morning the first mass was at 6
o'clock followed by high mass att, and at both
there were large number of communicates.
To morrow morning the first mass will be at G
O'Clock, and the forty hours devotion will close
at i-Father Walter, celebrant; Father Keane,
deacon, and Father Berotti, sub-deacon.
A1AE-1AR.-1 eSterday a disturb
ance took place between Henry Jackson and
Dick Coyingron, both colored, on 13H street
between ID street and Ohio avenue. Jackson Ii
seems, had got some tar which he was plastering
over COvngtOn's fence. This SO enraged the
latter that he went for jackson with his little
hatchet, striking him three blows on the head
These were returned by jackson, with interest
and Officer MahOn happening along just at that
time, lie succeeded in arresting Jackson.
SCHUETZEN GRRNAETA.-The members of the
Co 1rria t1.ofr
headquarters, Gehrung's 6G7 Louisiana avenue,
and forming in lire under the marshalship of
MIR. Gehrung. they proceeded to the new park,
GALES woods, where their first May festival Is
in progress. Donch's city band headed the line,
and were attired in new and snowy uniform
dark Grey pants and red stripe. blue frock coat, ,
gilt and red shoulder knots, u. ). regulation
hats with red and white plume.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT Ave
TIoN.-We would call attention OF spectators
and the public generally to the sale by Messrs.
Latimer & Cleary this evening at 81 O'Clock of
hat valuable improved property situated on the
corner of 18th and Boundary streets. We know
OF 10 better opportunity for investment than
this.
PISTOL BULLETS FLYING AROUND-Oficer
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II. BAUM has opened a Branch, sos Market
Space, between 9Th and 9th stree.s. 422I;
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Kelley FOR TIVE FyrrF,

RELIEF FOR THE FEET-FRR ST.
Corns, Bunions and Bad Nails relieved with
out pain, at DR. Whites rooms 535 18th street
opposite Treasury. baltimore office, Z Nerth
Charles street. Fee SD
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SUMMER RESORTS.

THEgHoMETERs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street,
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SERIOUS ASSAULT WITH BASE BALL BAT
IAe Wossd Surpassed 10 be Fatal.-John Phillips
day on the back Of the head with q base BAN bat
At the Howard University, inhicting a wound
which II u believed win prove fatal. PhilIips
Officer Grant. "
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DIR. LEON, I'll L street, between 18th and 9Th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. ~
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Georgetown Advertisements
NOW OPEN
THE NEW CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
los BriGge Street, GsOyg.forn, DC
III a. CR AIG


H. g. CRAIG,
tfor nearly fourteen years connected with the well
Known Dry Goods House of Jno. ii. SMOOTH
LIS JTst re9e p his new stock Of SPRING AND
Ladies Dress FS6rics Japanese siiki snla %s o.
FnG rSagee d n the neNest shades. and tnts
suits Mourning Goods; an immense bargain in Blk
Grenadine Hermann; House furnishing Goods; La
dies and Gentlemen's Underwear; q large asse TT
ment of Parssols and Sun Umbrellas; White Goods
Of aboyyc sSCs snd S
boSsi aHa sfo f Yer much reduced in price An
quenty customers will have the advantage Of the re-
cent great decline.
.. Entertaining pardonabie ambition to secure
fair share of public pstronsg., have marked my
Geoas GOVT az the very lowest price, aud solicit
chase One price. [may2l dtfl He CRAfG.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr; Georgetown.
Hat ksc kkp SktNgL E Wasp
GcRR9GSGKKdEIRY, CARPETS, STOVES, &c, &C., AT
a 6n WEDNESDAY, May 2sd, 1S72, at 10
~ tltman declining Housekeeping, corner TO Of
pfr9Hspeet ana EiGgan street. an assortment
Hat Racks, bookcases. ingram Carpets, Mating,
stoyes,&c; Also, one Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing Ma
CHS s and mAhy 0tesE s5fss RG,
RY THos. BOWLING. AuctiOneer; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IBrnLDING L0ToN FIRST
- On TUESDAY, May 81, lS72, at 5 O'Clock,
on sS sP s e % re- Of aGs Ne
lst, between Market and Frederick streets, by q
Terms: Ons-third cash; the balance in and IL
mild THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
SPRlNG AND SUMNER GOODS.
JOHN III. SHOOT,
l19 Bridge street, Ge0yRefofru ID T..
Has received frem New York, and is now Offering
AZ me 1oic,N casa prices, complete assortment
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. consisting of a
great variety or DRESS GOODS, of all the new and
MOURNING GOODS of all the best and most re-
liable nakes, Mohairs. Black Silks and Grenadines
c, BITE GOODS II every variety; best Kid
Shawls ana Jackets; Ladies' and Gents Under wear
and Hosiery Table Linens, Sheetings and Shirtings
Of the best grades.
HOUSE FIRNIsHING GOODS, Mattings, Oil
Oloths and Carpets. Always full assortment of
Gent 8 and Boys Wear; Dolly Warden Percals with
sfull line OF Domestic Goods, TO which the atten.
ton Of customers is invited
aL26.lm J. II. SMOOT.
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TIE DROUGHT which seems to have laid its
whitening hand upon all nature has made An
exception in favor of that luscious aud heaIthfII
III nit, the strawberry. For the choicest specI-
mems of this fruit We refer our readers 70
Freurd, corner 1ith street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, who to-day displays them.
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90 l. Y M o N t ="

"
Having leased frem the owner this favorite Elk
cursion site,l n putting the Pavilion, n a . 4
Dining Room, and Grounds in thorough vESAv
orcer and repair, for the comfort, pleasure lesN
and entertainment of excursionists
Good order will be maintained, and polite attend
ants will be on hand TO serve visitors
Every engagement made for the pleasure Of par
ties visiting the place will be strictly complied with
The Eating and Confectionery and Air gun pryi-
legts are for rent TO responsible parties,
For further Information apply to the undersigned
or at the office Of the Potomac Ferry Company.
myll-2w GEORGE A. SU EK ELL
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',.sls 1913 Pennsvlvania avenue.
DHILP A soLoMONs'
NEW BOOKS
nm hnsIy -, Explained. by Professors
Iognes Ry de- ~ hsser @ u"orSns pis-
The " sy OF abe World. Novel. b. Oliver ,,,, -
HsSi.a,cns oi Animals. 'n BE- Rev rs.oTiF;iI NJ "a "
Bihloo. Theclosioal Lexicon OF New Testament.
creek. 81 Hermann Cremer, Professor of Theoi-
ogy In the University 81 Grefswal 81 20
Fifty Portraits OF Religious and Phflanthropic
Celebrities, with Brief Literary Notices SIS
oficial Blue Book. containing Register of Oficers
and Agents. Civil. Mtlitary aud Naval. in the ser
vice Of the United States, show ns the state 81
Territory from which each person appointed
10 once, the state or County In which he born
and the compensation. pay and emol nmenfs given
ton 81 ell printers employed by Congress. OF any
department. OF officer Of the Goyernment. Com
ln.a snc prntes under direction OF the Secretary
The japanese IN America nscf1I sd ,.S.s ~
tSining book. Edited b. Charles amman, Ara.r-
iSsn secretary OF japanese Legation AZ Wash
II, my.,sTI q Pain b. jaime. HinioS, ssrhar q
fablefand legends Of Many Countries R.i,lere-i
IN Rhyme, " j q SAKE ..... ........-- q 81
1yensns Life and Times Il " esley vi s z m
TIE Midnight sky. Familiar Note- on the s;.r -
and Planets. BY Edwin Dunkin, Of the Rayal
The Secret histors Of Toe InternStional By On.icx
RopshinR n. BY Marx Twain. ABofber SUP p
Uroquei in several styles from ss IS e. > Il pcr 80.
MI toe Improvements best quality rubber cOatei
PHILIP a sSLoNoNs.
BoOksc11crS and SuatIOnerG.
mayl Sl1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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This beautiful and very healthy SUMMyR Re
SORT, situated on the Alexandria and A 4. , 4
Winchester turnpike, near Sucker Gap, vEAAV
and surrounded by the Blue Ridge Noun lE,h6
tains- Will be opened for the reception OF guests
June Is; le72. The house is modern In structure
and nrht class In every respect Since last summer
the buildings have been greatly improved by the
addition OF large stone bath room. The buildings
are stone, consisting of large and airy rooms com
the best the season afford There is also on the
premises a line croquet ground, perfectly shaded
and cooled 10y constant breeze from the mountains
A Piano in the house
This place is within three hours ride by railroad
of Washington city. new and elegant stage Coach
VIII be kept for the accommodation Of guests, which
viii meet the trains at II amiltOn Depot, w and o
X T., whenever required.
Persons in the city desiring to spend the summe
AZ the cool house of the Blue Ridge Mountains wi
please address G: W. WRIGHT, Rouad Hill p D
LoudOn county, Va ~
Beference-Mrs. c. Bernie, No. 2II4 Pennsylva
MIA avenue. mavl5 r.
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DRY GOODS.

I UPlN'S SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES
II From AUCTION.
We would call the particular attention of ladies'
wishiEe PURE SILK and WOOL GRENADINE
DhESo, TO our large assortment, which we pur
chased at the late large sale made by the agents of
Lupin's goods In New York about the first of this
ton on the pTtrdte sale prices, purchased very
largely In 4, "A and 4 widths, aud now offer them
at about the wholesale price, and will cut any guam
ALSO, FROM AUCTION,
Neat STRIPED and CHECK SILKS, JAPANESE
siLks, ORGANIZES, and other DRESS GOODS,
w. M SINISTER BRO,
mlS5t gig Pennsylvan avenue.
HEAVY REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF
DRY GOODS.
Plaid Mohairs, from 45c to Csc
Bleached A Cotton, from lSc to lac.
unbleached "A Cotton, from DC. to 12He.
Best make Seersucker Ginghams, from 4Oc. to soc.
44suiting Linens, from 40c. to 3jc.
And immense stock OF Plain and Striped Gren-
adines, Alpacas, Black silks, Percales, Uambric,
swisses, Nansooks, Victoria Lawns, Jap. POpiins
and Silks, French Organizes, Lawns, Parasols,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Innings, &C., at greatly
reduced prices. Prints from to 121kc; Elegant Pa
beautiful. Call and examine.
BRODHEAD co.
Ladies and Gents Underwear, direct from the
manufacturers, at wholesale prices lust received
elegant French Organizes in Blue, Green Buff, and
Purple, with Borders for Trimming. mayl32w
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FROM J. l.. Kervsnd We have HzrPsr's Ba.1r
and the Eady's JozTaGl for June Isl,
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eTIOK.
OPENING OF EEW eTATIoEERy sToRl
AMP BLANK BOOK MASgFkoToRf.
1IT8OGkAPHING, ENGRAVING, PTINTINo
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER
fke public are invited TO call and ex anime our
eNsfook, BEN. ". FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bark.
and next door 70 Jay Cooke a % o.
seuu Washington, ID D.
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DISTRICT IMPROvEMENTs.-Bids Will he
olened this evening by the board of public
works for grading and graveling the Columbia
Iurhllke 10 the district line; for furnishing
trap covers MIR. ". III. Chase. Superintendent
OF sewers and drains, is putting in I2-iuch pipe
sewer on the south side of l. street, from 9th 10
10th streets 10 connect with the 9th street barrel
sewer. NJ. Chase is, also, by the direction of
the IOaTd. engaged in placing 9-ineh sewer in
area on the south side OF Bridge street Gsor-e-
town. from Rock creek TO Montgomery street
mus craiEing the area created by the filling no
OF bIldge street, which saves TO the property.
noiCers ire expense Of cutting through the hi n
baIk IN front Of their lots TO connect with Ire
sewer. HE board Of public works have directed
ny o. ID. Carpenter, superintendent OF county
Icau>. 20 nave the new cut road between Georye-
town and Ridge road put in complete Iepair.
also, 70 have constructed on the wesf side Of
Linden Hill COad, al Quarry Hill, a guar,I- wall
two feet thick, four feet high, and about one
hundred and twenty-five feet in length.
TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE or HoMCroP ATTY
Ike twenty ninth anniversary and the TWENTY
fifth session of the American Institute or Home
opsthy will be held in Lincoln Hsll, in this city,
beginning tomorrow morning az 10 O'clock
continuing four days. The institute, which is
the oldest national medical association in this
country, numbers among its members many
distinguished physicians. IL was the first regg-
iar medcal organization 70 admit women TO
mem oershlI-s measure which was carried by
oeclslve vote AZ the session Of 1863. Valuable
reports and papers will be presented BY the
various bureaus, and by the Committees on
legislation, on Homeopathic dispensary and on
Al lnternanonal homeopathic congress in 1876.
among the entertainments provided for the
institute VIII be receptions by President Grant
by Governor Cooke, and BY Dr. Verdi (the
reception by the latter and Mrs Verdi This
eve, by anu San down the Potomac, with
meeting OF the institute, and II has never hssors
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CAPE MAY. NEw JERSEY Families wishing
~ SUMMER BOARD ut the Seaside, 4 q . a
can be accommodated at the NEW COT vEAv
TAGEs, Nos. i and stockton Place, !" us.f6
(oproste Stockton Horel, and facing the 0cran
Address "B. G. H., "a above. milo 6ts
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The PROGRAMME FOR THE CONCERT at the
Foundry NJ. T.. Church on tomorrow evening
is one of varied excellence, and worthy the at
tention Of lovers Of good music. Mr.. Gannan,
basso; Mrs. Chappell, soprano; Mr.. John ID.
HOFFMAN,, violinist, and Mr.. Geo. VIM. Walter,
organist, are too well known in the community
TO require anything further than the mere mem
ton that they will assist In this concert.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
GENERAL ATLAS.

'rst received surplr Of the above ALL ASST s,
The best ever published. Prl,s, s0
RICHARD r. MoHUN &Co,
nAys loiS Pcnnsylvanta avenue.
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Mrs. JARIEY's WAX woRKs.-This very
amusing moral entertainment, as will be seen
by the advertisement In our amusement columns
will hold forth at Lincoln Hill, Commencing on
. matinee for ladies and school children Oh
wednesday afternoon, the 10Th instant Let
every one witness Mrs. Jariey'e funny entertain
ment. 1t is simply immense.