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LOCAL NEW $.


yT fail to register.
Ill at the Captain office and set
our taxes.
IRISH WARRANTS for sale at this
at 10 cents on the dollar.
+, NJ. MuMroRD is duly autho-
to receive subscriptions and ad.
|ements for The REpuBL1cAS.
DscRIBEls to the SEMI WEEKLY
DLIcAN will bear in mind that
l'B, Brlant is authorized to re-
III our name.
estray COW and calf, and one
Will be sold, in front of the
House, Thursday next, by G.
|llns, Parish Ranger.
secretary Of B. s. Lodge 1862,
.. b., gives notice in another
that the Lodge has rendered
fof their Hall for a Synagogue
the holidays. Also,. that the
'e stores will be closed October
b and 10Th.
lister REGISTER! /! Friends of
y and Brown, see to it that all
s' ,e' voters are properly regis
The office of the Supervisor Of
ta'lon is located in the Court
Come early and secure your
pts Of Registration.
,AAsclsv1lLE was delighted last
NY night with the sight of a
u men, parading the streets
lo''guns, in search of each 9TH.
u reporter inclines to the be-.
~ neither one wanted to see
VAts1's YOUNG AMERICA for o.
- = us usual store of entertain-
4les and other novelties for his
}r'snds, which cannot fail to
ana make them more intelli-
useful. The new and attrac.
OF premiums offered to the
osfs of Dra1oREsr's You've
LOT 1873 are among the mar
W. aha'e, II and liberality.
1ae list published by ". Jns-
DAAohEsr, s38 Broadway, New
'sS, O. of Mr.. James Rud-
n.y. ~. francisville, came near
y, Frey tEy.t to fire last Sunday night.
ate 'n ia :. one of the young girls,
~ OF the house, was sent up
~ 3. 2 candle to light, the way
= ., ''le servants. when the can
ND " wa was knocked out OF her
b; h. leil on a lot of cotton in |
f H. lay on the floor. In an
eo mt cotton was Elazing, and |
r anSo been for the timely assis-
mae.e ~ the neighbors,
t %as :! !. would have been cans.
Ia !, jail as we'll as other build |
ID have burnt,
w.t. srltlng the above, we learn
t ta%e }. accident &C was repeated
ill., Of Moses Lehman, in st.
w. on the same night.
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to receive subscriptions and ad.
|ements for The REpuBL1cAS.
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e.cu,I, PARISH COMMITTEE.
If West FeIicinnn.

MEMBERS .5.
,oo,rd. Duncan Stewart,
y p,,L;rs. i. Cream Davis,
laa, 'r' G. NJ. Barrow,
y a': Halle, ST., M. II. briggs,
Smith, = - = Ihllilps'
j Williams, l.. =. Jay,
r. Barrow, W. Fl. Stirling,
Vest, !. =; We !.
sn;Itee should be address to 4.
lInmford, Bayou Sara, La.
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|RsH WARRANTS for sale at this
at IS cents on the dollar.
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Kidney & Bladder Com nlaints

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes.
Drorsy toppage OF Water, Incontinehte Of thine.
Brishts Disease. Albuminurla and III all cases
is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white ct IN egg or threads like white silk, there
IS a morbid dark, bilious appearance. and white.
burning sensation when passing water, and pain
in the small Of the back and along the Lnus.
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FscRIBERs to the SEMI WEEKLY
|DLIcAN will bear in mind that
b, Briant is authorized to re-
II our name,
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|ll at the Captains office and set
bur taxes.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, JUDI Cdrffsr-To-dav the
june term OF the Grimm Il Court was resumed
and after the jurors had been called tha ,rand
proceeded to their room to mature business AMI
Judg, Cartier discharged the petit Jurors until
Monday next.
POLICE COURT, JBigc HiUs-To.ds James
ia ton aUd Morris downing, loud aud b,,sterous
IA king on street southeast; - each Eliza
Lancaster, charged with profanity She told
the Judge that her husband was locked in her
room III company with another woman and she
had no place to stay; -. Nellie johnson pie AIDED
guilty to being profane and drunk and was
fined - Daniel Davis, colored assault and bat
terv ON Mary Davis, HE wife; ~ and costs
Phills Jones, assault on Louisa Myers: fined Is.
Philip Moore, charged with assault and battery
on Louisa Berry. Louisa saws she keeps 4 chea D
lodging house, and z hilip was one OF her dodgers
Her price for sleeping on the floor without pil-
lows is % cents per week. Philip had lodged
two weeks as floor lOdgar and owed her ffty
cents. She went TO collect it. when he Ignored
the debt, and assaulted her in a very rude man
ner. III was shown that Louisa was the agrees
slye one, and the court dismissed the ease.
Scott Fowler, assault on Andrew Fav; collateral
forfeited. Day LaCount, Mary Brown and
George Gardiner, charged with An ARRAY. Ser
geant Clayton testified 10 aTresting themon Is Z
street, just after they had had a fearful light on
the street, causing one OF those crowds ID cole ct
that can only be found in the Division. After
the testimony. LaCount fined - and the
others dismissed. Nelly johnson. assault and
battery on Mary Brown; nolle pros. Wm. T.
C1yle, charged by his father with being an iil
and incorrigihle boy; reform school six month .
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q E o RG e 7 d W N .

ABOUT A DOZEN INDIANS were at The picnic
at AnaioStan island yesterday, given in cOmpu
ment TO MIR. Anthony Roiier, the proprietor,
anu showed their susceptibility t. the en'ice-
meRt OF iager and fire water. aud diverted those
present with their war songs and chants. Ia
tue evening tue island was brilliantly illumI-
mated with Chinese lanterns.
WHEAT SALRs.-La~t evening s2l bushels of
PRIME red wheat sold At SiS1, which sho vel
uecline OF cents on previCIs sales. There was
no wheat on the market to-day
TEE NEW YORK STEAMER .Iohn q IhSon ar
tivea thIS morning, with general merchandise
ana car No l tor the Boundary and Silver
Spring railroad.
H& WORK of grading High street il now pro-
eressiig rapidly, large force heigS a. work
above Bridge. Ii is understood that the wors
VIII ee pushed to completion a rapidly as pos
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THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers ars repaired
Anc made to order by Hempler, near Ak street.

The PROPOSED PIEDMONT AND POTOMAC
RAILRoAD-SurUey Icr9SS the Blue Ridge Noun
tdinS.-A correspondent of the Baltimore San,
writing from Sperryville, Rappahannock coun-
ty, Va, says During the past summer the
engineers of the Piedmont and Potomac rail-
road company have been engaged in this section
surveying route for the proposed road across
the Blue Ridge. According to the terms of the
charter, the road is to leave the Potomac river
at or near Georgetown, cross the Blue Ridge at
Ihorntons Gap, pass through Luray, in Page
county, and move on to Staunton. The city of
Washington, it will be remembered, voted to
accept $500 900 of the bonds OF the company
when the latter shall have expended 81, 900, 600
upon the work. As the company is said to be a
very powerful one, having money headquarters
in New York, working mainly New York capt
tai, and bent on beating all existing COMPETE
ton in the matter OF western frei ghts, there
seems to be no doubt IL at the initatOry million
will be forthcoming. The president, Mr.
Sheriff.. who spent part of the summer here
with Chief Engineer Pryor and his corps, re-
piled to interrogatOrieS OF the people by assur-
ing them that the road would certainly be built
.'if Colonel Pryor could find place to put
IT." and Col. Pryor has certainly found the place
Up to the beginning of the survey the idea 0
passing the great barrier of the Blue Ridge in
this quarter without q tunnel was looked upon
by many Pa PrepOsterOus. But the engineers
have surveS ed and staked of a route along the
side OF the ridge from the vicinity of Flint Hill,
in this county, for distance OF ten or twelve
miles up grade of fifty feet to the mile, through
ThorntOn's Gap, where fifty feet cut is to be
made; then for about twenty five miles along
the western side of the ridge, on a grade of only
twenty feet to the mile, down to COnrad's store,
in Rockingham county. This, however, will
not take the road to Luray, in accordance with
the terms of the charter, but this difficulty, it is
will be met by the construction Of a
branch road to that place. The road, it is stated,
is to have double track, and to be first class in
all respects through its entire length. Connect
ing with the Chesapeake and OHIO road at
the line to the west will be complete
The latter road will be finished to the Ohio
river in October.
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FEMALE FIEND.-A correspondent of the
Lebanon (ky.) Standard relates the following
horrible story: About three weeks since, there
was perpetrsted near London, kentucky one Of
the most horrible acts of barbarism that the
combined tiends and devils of hades could have
devised. woman tortured step-child of
about four years to death, and il seems that her
husbandi as accessory 10 the deed. The par
ticulaIs, as we have CLEANED them are about as
follows: The child had been tied so that it might
starve to death. How long it had been tied is
not known, but it Is known that the child was
tied and undoubtedly for that purpose. Those
who held the post norton examination found In
the child's intestines An apple seed and q small
crumb of bread only. They also found the skull
crushed, as IL by hard blow. The woman's
children, who witnessed the horrible affair
state that the child was 50 nearly starved that
il caught a chicken which came near enough,
and retaining only handful of feathers the
the child actually tried to eat them; thereupon
step-mother caught the child in her arms
and ended its LIE by striking his head against
the jambs of the fireplace. Are history's pages
blackened by a more horrible crime than that
committed by Mrs. Blair, the demon who is
guilty of the above outrage, and who in custody
OF the proper authorities, now awaits q terrible
sentence1
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1Peru has abolished the death penalty.

SPeru has abolished the death penalty.
- Kentucky law still calls the whippng-pos
TO its aid for trifing offences.
HEGen. Lees room at Lexington University
Is to be kept forever untouched.
81 Photographic instruments are called by the
japanese "Genii of the Talking Thunder
nVBrigham Young is afflicted with a disease
OF the heart that may carry him Off at any time
~ Oxy- ny drogen gas has been introducedin
portion OF the street lamps of Buffalo. 1t is ad-
mired for its brillancy.
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81 Some of the fashionable women of New
York wear stockings that cost ten dollars pair
- Somebody says"a wife should be like
roasted lamb, tender and nicely dressed" A
scamp adds, sand without sauce"
- Queen Victoria must be very wicked. She
has four cbaplains now and Is being importuned
to add another to the list.
6A motion was made yesterday morning in
the New York City Court to set aside the YER
dict of the jury in the cases of the three widows
who lost their husbands by the Westheld explo-
SION. The decision was reserved.
~The Agricultural Society of Iowa offers a
prize OF 81 eco, pay able twelve years hence, for
1.-THE best ten acres Of artificial timber" The
made Of?
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Condensed Locals,


The departmental relief association received
making a total OF nearly 500.
Last Vi ght about 80 temperance men yisited
Alexandria, end attended the anniversary of
Belle Haven Lodge OF Good Templars at Sa-
IePta Hall
The name of Mr.. C.. j. Brewer, the regu,a-
TePuJl., an nominee tOF the House vi DeI1a,t,.
in the 18th district, was inadvertently Omitte
IRON the list of candidates in Yesterdays ST,K
The republican candidate for the Horse of
Delegates Ia the 10tn district is Mathew Trim
BE, without any or y a. the beginning or mid
die OF lis name.
The shooting of ". ii. Jones by Oficer Chase,
OF SUNDAY morning last, did not occur in the
yard Oi Mr. Thomas HUrlihey, but in the yard
OF Jones, across the street from Mr.. Hurlihey's
HE tax ONCE wa> OTen last night till O'Clock,
when tie receipts the day footed up = II - = -.
Tomorrow night n viii be open till O'clock:
also, on Friday ana on Monday nights next TIL
9O'cOCk.
A telegram from New York saws; Mrs. Fanny
Hyde, accused OF shooting and killing Mr.. Geo.
Watson. il Williamsburg. ia july, Isl aaI
who i now out on ? nj, Will BE- put on trial Dc-
t"beI a. Mrs. Hyde Is now residing in Wash
ingtCn.
The work uI"n the basement story of the
south wing OF the new State Department build
Ing 10 nearly mpleted- The granite LAYING
has bee p temporary suspended ON account OF
The -EoI- arrival OF 4 cargo from the FON Island
quarry, which il needed to complete the work
The vessel Is expected daily.
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CT TY ITE NJ :.

ENGLIsR HALF-HosE, with double soles and
heels, of superior quality. Heavy and ligh-
Isle thread half hose. Fine BabrigCsn half
lose, lrown and bleached. Large variety
other sorts now in stock.
GEO. G.. HENNTNG
No. 4I0 9Th street y. w.
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announcer Nhaptef In the Ring Case.
About O'Clock last evening Off Ger Rainey
bly, dressed gentleman-a stranger in the city,
charged with insulting NJ iss Jennie Haney, who,
IL will be remembered, figured in the diamond
ring case lately. The indignant Young Miss
followed the policeman and his prisoner to the
station-h house, where she made the following
statement: The strange gentleman went to her
boarding house on Pennsylvania avenue, and
she was alone in the house. He inquired if she
was the lady he was in search OF, calling her by
name. She replied, when he at once male an
indecent proposal, which she indignantly re-
sented. He then insisted that she walk or ride
out with him, and was so bold that she became
frightened, but, being alone, was afraid to make
ties 10 have her walk out with him, aud took
leave promising to return again at O'Clock.
During the day she states that she saw this same
man walking mp and down the avenue in COM
pany with the same gentiman with whom she
had the ring adventure few days since. At
insults TO her, when the boarding house keeper
and others OF her friends, being in the house,
an oncer was sent for, who took him into Gus
tody as stated above.
The story told by the man Is somewhat diff.
ferent. He says be is an army officer just from
hotel; that meeting with his friend Capt. D., the
latter described this young lady and her resi-
dence 10 him, and he went there in good faith
and made an arrangement with the lady 10 90
with him to q house on 18th street, at the hour
named, she readily asserting; that he called at
the hour she had named as the time she would
be at leisure and alone, but the boarding 2 house
keeper having Unexpectedly arrived, new turn
was given TO affairs.
He gave his nsme as Capt VIM Barry, and
there being no charge on which he could be
held, the sergeant in charge dismissed him.
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THE SEVENTH STREET INJUNCTION CASE
TO-Cay, III the equity court, Judge Humphreys,
e case OF Nattinsiy e. al. agt. the District OF
Columbia wa resumed, and Mr.. Cook (whO is
quite unweli YETI closed his able argument for
tie respondent, citing the act OF the assembly
OF August Sd, ISL, apprOpriat.ug $50 600 20 paw
for the work on 9Th street, as evidence OF the
notion CT the legislature.
MT. MeTrlck. Tor the cOmpIainants filed a
motion fer leave to Tile an amended bill which
the court declined 70 entertain at that time bu.
allowed 3 TO beread. Mr. Merrick II liz O'Clock
Commenced his argument.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Nessrs. Green & Will
Hams, auctiOneers, have sold lots 5, 6, Q and 10,
square 40, and parts lots and 6, on sth street,
and parts Of lots and 10, on 9Th street, between
X and streets northwest, to John L. Ii CHIT
foot-iots ON sth street, 80 cents per foot, and
9Th street, at IS cents per foot lot g. square 25S
with civ frame houses, 10 John Lynch, for - OOO;
lot G, Charles Stott's recorded subdivision of
original lot !, square col, improved by two-story
brick house, 10 John +. Kendall, for Il so; LOT
i. Chester and jenkins subdivision Of original
lots =, ., 30 and 81, square 93j, to George MAJ
nngly, for =, 400; lot y, in Holden and Ford's
tor Sit3o,
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AN ATRoCIoUs MURDER was recently COM
mitted near Corpus Christi, Texas. The assas-
sin fired his victims house, leaving him i'm it
with his hands tied behind him, clothing piled
upon him and cultivatOr placed upon ALL
When found he was lying with his face down.
ward, with his head thrown back and mouth
open, giving indie atoms of having been gagged
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: II ynu wish yOnr
wearing apparel cleaned in first-class M amer
sent them TO \. Fisher, No. 6lS 9th street. oppS-
rite Patent Otice. The Professor will give You
satisfaction without fail. g2l3.
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Corns extracted without pain; Bunions Bad
Nails, ", relieved and cured, at DIR. Whites
No. 535 18th street, opposite U. s. Treasury.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y.ave
and 18th ST., pays per CT deposits. 27t3.14tl6
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Advertisement

THE PEOPLES MOvkMEST-Propcrty hol,-
efs who are opposed % the present TuinOus sys-
tem OF Improvements now being made in this
District. remember the meeting tonight at
Union Hall. on 18th street, between street
and New York avenue. the object of which
meeting being to organize a citizens commit
e, irrespective of party, TO secure the election
OF EUch men as will properly represent the peo.
pie and not the ring, in Congress and the next
Legislature; this check the people must and will
have. II they will exert themselves.
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A NEw SAVINGS BANK.-To-day a certificate
of incorporation OF the German American
Savings Bank" was fled for record in the office
of the recorder of deeds. The capital stock Is
$50 Geo. divided into 500 shares OF SlOo each, and
the coTpOrators are John Hitz. A. Eberly, II.
Franc, W. T. Msttingly, q. l. Vogt, q. Emmert,
a.. r.. Prentiss, Il. b. Donaldson, A. Shocking,
q. Rupert, l.. Ii. Schneider, +. Stutz and .
Walter.
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PBoBAT COURT, Judge HHmphreys-To-day,
Mrs. Mary Indiana COwiing qualified as admin
isirstriN Of estate of Thomas Cowlinx-bond
~ e-o; and also as guardian of her children
boEd in Ike amount. Phillip Emerich gave
bond IN $1,000 administrator OF Solomon
was fled
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ACCIDENT TO WASHINGTON FAMILY
Col. A. :. II. White, OF the Interior Department
who has been spending some time at Rawley
Springs. Va, met with a serious accident by the
npsetting Of his carriage on the side of the
mountain Gay or two ago while on his way, in
company with his family 10 Harrisonburg to take
the train for this city. The entire party were
more or less injured and were obliged to return
10 Rawley.
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FINE JET JEwELEy, sets, bracelets, necklaces
lockets and bandeaus 10 match, received Al
PIigg's dollar iewelry store, No. 45I PennsyIya-
MIA avenue, between ~ and eth streets.
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LOCAL NEW S.

Amusements. dc. Tonight
N1tjoTd al TieafeT.- Mr.. ". j. Florence IN "E.-
leen Dge."
T6sG,sr Comique.-BuTlesque, songs, dances.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

UNITED sMAI nise PaIfsd g.. s1sS.t q. l,
ON the petftIon o. GEORGH v. PIECE and
EDWIN A. PIECE, OF New York. n. Y, praying
Tor the extension Of patent granted 10 them on
ths sd Gay Of November, ls5s, Tor an Improvement
an Bustlts for Ladies Dresses
IN IA ordered that the testimony I'm the case De
closed the I'D day Of ociober next that the time
for Ming arguments and the Exsminers report De
limited 10 the lst day Of November next. and that
ssio petition be heard on the 9Th day OF November
next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
suz1ia n. b LEGGETT. Commissioner.
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TAKKN Ill IN THE STREET.-Yesterdsy az
ternOon a man named Thomas Maxwell was
taken suddenly Ill at the corner of 9Th and +
streets, and fell TO the ground. Dr. Began was
called, and rendered medical aid, after which
he vas conveyed to the residence of j. b
Brown, corner of 9Th and X streets. Heart dis
ease was decided 20 be the cause of his Illness.
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ERIHCa FLUTIHc-Ths only place ~ the city
Il where ft lie done. Also, Stamping, Pinking ana
Erproidery Of ever description, braids q al
rtads, and Embrttcsrfna eilks Of eli oolors ooz.
SANITY On hand. -
Hks. q. a. aAUBER,
GU seventh erect,
jAnl4-0 O2pcstE1 Pstsnk O0co.
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TNITkp STATES PATENT OFFICE,

on the petition Of jules b. SAVAGE, Of
southpgton, Conn, praying for the en- q nsiOn Of
patent granted to him the 18th day Of Decem-
Der 1855 and reissued the 2lst day OF July isis
for an i'm rovemeBt IN Machines for Making n uts
IL il ordered that the testimony IN the case ne
cloeed on the 18th day Of November next; that the
time for fling arguments and the EKaminers re-
port be limited 20 the 12d day Of Nov emil Der merit
and that said petition be heard on the 9Th day OF
Any person may oppose this extension.
eeni7.w ~ NJ D. LE0GITT Oomrt..xo,sx
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III 81. HEMPLER,
&a3 Pa. Av. corner ~ street. -
First quality Brazilian Pebble. jara5-Iys
u EmOVAL-JAMES 3. BKIEN, PRACTT0Jl
h PL UMBER, Steam and Gas litter, has b
MOVED to 6o9 Louisiana avenue. Orders LETT I
residence, gag "a ct. Il e., Capitol Ril, ands
tore, Will meet with prom pt attention. dscll-tY
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THIe Is 10 0IFk NO1IUk, Thai the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Q Special Term, letters
Of Administration on the personal estate Of ELIZA
BETH kOBEkTS, late Of Washington county, ID.
O.. deceased. AL persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned 10 the same,
with the vouchers thereof, TO tho subscriber,
before the 9th day Of September next: they may
otherwise by lAw be excluded from ell benefit Of the
said estate. Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
Sc ieu.ber, lS2. SARAH MAcIEfORSH,
selO-tuN Administrative. 81
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WIN. n. WdEaTLEY'S
w STEAM DYEING

w STEAM DYEING
AND SCOUPiSG ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE ~ JEFFERSON SrREST,
Georgetown, ID. u.
Established 1851 premium awarded 1887; snd 10 now
Of the oldest, largest and most complete estb.
itshments of the kind In this couutr9
3est place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeing
ientlemen's Clothing. Everything appertsinfng 10
the business well and promptly eIecuted. once
closed daily nj sunset, except Saturday when IL will
be open until 81 D. %. Post Once Box T9S ap
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THE TRADES.

A VIKINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS.
..JOHE O. HOGAN,7l3 Market Space, between
Ith and Sth SITS :, Sailasker and manufacturer Of
Awnings in style and finish for stores, city and
country residences. Flags for sale or rent TeDte
hand and for sale. je1-tf