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DRY GOODS.

A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
SPRING AND SUMNER SILKS,
Plaiz, Striped and Figured.
DOLLY WARDEN SILKS.
JAPANESE SILKS. TRIMMING SILKS
LLAMA and REAL THREAD LACE SHAWLS.
LACE SHAWLS, LACE SHAWLS
Various Designs, from 81 to SIS.
Rich PARASOL COVERS, very pretty patterns
REAL and IMITATION LACES.
LACE HAEDKERCHIEFS,
LACE COLLARS,
Extensive Variety of
PA RIA 4 OLS
BLACK IRON FRAME GRENADINES
DONNA MARIA aud VEIL BAREGES
NOTTINGAAM CURTAIN and CURTAIN NETS
MARSEILLES QUILTS.
Together with very iarge assortment of
- WHITE GOODS,
49, RIBBONS and MILLINERY GOODS.
All GesI able shades in Joseph. Jouvip and Perenot
KID LOVES.
SILK AND LACE HOUSE
JOEL GUTMAN Il CO.,
Nos. "a and 35 North Eutaw street,
MA 81 Baltimore.
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koAb On rGRtsPESs
BOARD OF PUEBLO woRxs,
WAsHIy0Fey. Nav Il is7Q

Sealed PrcInsals win Be received by In. ueder-
signed until MONDAY NOON, goth instant, for the
improvement Of the Columbia Turnpike, or Biz
dsnsoure Road, consisting Of grading, grsvelinR
Plans and specifications may b, seen At this once
Bidders may bid for each class Of improvements 81
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Proposals should be addressed t. the Vice Presi-
cent Of the Board and Endorsed Proposals Tor In
PROVING SiAoeh''urs ALEX. h. sHEPHERD,
ml46t Vice President.
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pRoPosALs FoR BRICK.

BOARD or PUEBLO WORKS. DISTRICT OF ceLUNsIA,S
Sailed Proposals win be received 81 this ONCE un
n NOON Of MONDAY, the seth instant, for fnr,
bishipg i've hundred Thousand BRICK, IN equAf
quantities. Of hard red and arch Brick, 90 be deifv-
cred at kiln.
The Board reserves the right % reject any or al
bids Bids must be dir -cted 90 the Wee rreelaept
o. the Board and indOrsed Proposals TOT iurn'sh-
mi7.,S sirx r. ssrPHERp, vice Pre-. ident.
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DRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE OF THE A.c s.. ToRT wHrPrLE, yk.,t
Sealed Proposals in duplicate win be received &C
this once until IL O'Clock JUNE 18th. ls72 for
furnishing Fresh Beef required By the Subsistence
DepAr for the troops &C this station and als
for such choice cuts q Fresh Meats a. NAV lie reS
Quired BY the officers and their families durino six
90 montbs, commencing J uly I, 1872.
Information ne 10 conditions, quality Of beef nav.
meuts, &c..ca be obtained by sp plicstioo %
r,,n GEORGE 3. GRIMES,
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THE COURTS.

Court IN GENERAL TERM.-To- day, Douglls
administrator agt. Douglas; Judgment affirm ed
Muller agt. Harmon; new trial awarded.
On motion of Mr.. WedgewOod, 81 graduates of
the Law School OF the National University were
admitted to the bar.
Messrs Riddle and Bradley entered a motion
for plaintiff in the case of Mrs. Marie r. y.
Pollard agt. Lyon, (slander,) to strike out the
order of the court sustaining the motion in arr
OF Judgment, and for a venire facas de novo.
Also for leave to amend the declaration with
colloqua and averments, so il shall appear thar
the defendant charged plaintiff with hayins
committed adultery, tornication, and open levd
ness.
Tie case Of Bayne (use Of Alexander) agt
Green was argued by Mr.. Dayidge for plaintiff
and Mr.. Merrick for defendant.
POLICE Court, Judge SaelI.-TO-l day, j I'm
Kelley, charged with interrupting the audience
at place of amusement by open profanity;
fined 50. David Lee, malicious mischief in Ia
fayette square, by cutting a bench; finei 30.
Mary Thomas, Anna Faulkner, and LIcy
Lewis, Murder Bay night W alkers. charged with
disorderly conduct and cursing; fined S5 ca n
John Gumby, assault and battery ON John Gill #,
on SoI board ard Of ship laying in Georgetown Ar
her throat; $500 bonds to keep the peace six
i, sDS eoS.sa charged with
charged with willfalIy destroying
noweIs IN lafayette square fned s5.
terfering with the poundmaster's men in the
discharge Of their duty. Defendants brou ght
witnesses to show that they live in the i'm med Ate
vicinity Of the pound, between the canal and the
Observatory; that they had lust released their
cows from the stable aud drove them to the
banks Of the canal to Craze, and had taken sea
upon a rock close by to watch them. when 81 me
half dozen stout colored men came up and
drove them OF, and were about TO put them ',i
the pen, when the Sullvans rallied and resc ned
their cows. Mr.. Miller made An argument
show that the colored men were In the execu ion
OF their DUTY. Judge Smell imposed fine OF SIS
on each OF the accused. Mr.. Brown for the &C
criu A M
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apps eo4r
DRoPosALs FOR FCEL.

DEPoL QUARrzRNASTER's OFFICE,
washington, ID. C. May 10. ls72 (
sealod Proposals, IN duplicate, with COPY of thfs
advertisement attached, viii BE- received from re-
spons lble parties until u IA, JUNE 10, 2. 70 de-
liver As required At the various Offices and Oicerss
quarters ia this city aud -Orgetown, u. g, and at
Fort Nhlpple, Virginia, about four hundred t4al)
cords OF PINE WOOD, kiniling aud ina the stick
four hundred itgl cords Of OAK WOOD. both sawef
aud AT. and IN the stick AMI twenty -five hundred
(2-tOl tons % ANTI RAClTE COAL. white ash,
red ash or Lykens valley. ~ size NAV D. called
Tor. Tree from slate, dust dirt, aud 70 weigh 22l
mounds O. the ton; aud about City J0l tons of Btu
miuo Ne LUMP CUAL.
Each bid must be accompanied by a written guar
autee signed 10y the bidder bidders, and a compa-
tent surety, certified 10 be such by some officer ~
other person known 70 the guartermaster Depart
menf, 20 the effect that In the q the accept
ance OF such bid At any time within ten 100 dav
alter the opening OF bids. the ssary contract
will lie entered into aud that In case said party or
parties offering shall fail enter into contract
~ resaid, be or they guarantee 20 make good tho
difference between his IT their offer and the next
lowest bid.
The lowest aggregate It'd will be entertained
Proposals Will be markei Proposals Tor Fuei, -
and addressed to the undersigned. Bidders are IN
yited 10 be prese II al the up.aing.
FoIm 81 proposal and full information furnishc 7
On Application at this Office.
WILLIAM MYERS.
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CIT Y TIE MS.

ENGLISH CHEvIoT SUITs.-Chevioteen suits.
&c, IN variety, at pleasing prices.
GEO. I. HENNING, No. 40 eth st. NV.
HAviEG INCREASED my force of first claes
WCrkmen, am prepared to fill orders promptly.
Gentlemen will find displayed on second floor a.
handsome and varied an assortment of goods a.
can be found. GRO. G. HENNING,
No 40 9TH street northwest.
MONSIEUR ZAcKEy, the well known cutter.
VITO has for some time past done the cutting
for the Washington branch of John Wanama-
ker n Co., of Chestnut street, Philadelphia, has
iOnable merchant tailoring house of William
ii. Taylor, OF No. 132 south ith street, Philadel-
phia. sw
LADIES who consult their welfare will investi-
gate the merits OF DEpOacos Golden PiI. Sold
by all Druggists. Sold who!esale and retail nv y
ID. Gilman. Retail by the following druggists.
Kidwell * Son; F. d. Bowling, AZ and Streets
southwest; j. Coughlin, T, corner of 9th street;
Wilfred Mcleod, Georgetown. coz
CALL At "THE OYSTER BAY and try the
celebrated Lion Lager from Cincinnati, the
coolest and best sold in the city. )
WHITE VESTS,
White Vests,
All Styles, Sizes and Prices,
At HABLE Bros,
Northwest corner 9Th and ID streets.
BLACK Alpaca Coats.
Drab y paca Coats.
Brown Alpaca Coats.
Striped Alpaca Goats.
At EIsENAN & BRo's
JO5 9TH St, 3 doors above T..
TEETH like orient pearls set in cushions of rose;
A breath like the perfume the toilet bestow,--
These are charms to win hearts when all other
charms fade,
But they can't be preserved without Sosodonfs
ald VS.
TRY THE CELEBRATED LAGER from the Lion
brewery, Cincinnati, pronounced by all to be
superior 10 any sold in Wasliu gtOn. The Oyster
Bay, 1916 and 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
RELIEF FOR THE FEET-FEE 81.
COrns, Bunions and Bad Nails relieved with
out pain, at DIR. Whites rooms, SIS 18th street
opposite Treasury. baltimore office, I NORTH
Charles street. Fee SD
II. BAUM has opened Branch, sos Market
Space, between sth and 9th streets. 4.22I:
DIR. LEON, III L street, between eth and 9Th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. II
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co L Y NJ o N t ="

VI
Having leased frem the owner this fsvorite FN-
cursion Site am putting the Pavilion, n a
Dining Room, and Grounds in thorou gh vEAY
orCer a. d repair, for the comfort, pleasure le.I
and enter taiDment of eNcursionists.
Good order will be maintained, and polite attend
ants will be on hand 10 serve visitors.
Every engagement made for the pleasure Of par
ties visiting the place will be strictly complied with
The Rating and Confectionery and Air gun privi-
legts are for rent 10 responsible parties,
For further Information pply TO the undersigp ed
or at the Office of the Potomac Ferry Company.
myll2w GEORGE A. SHEkELL.
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Y o N.
This beautiful and very healthy SUMNER RE-
S0hT, situated on the Alexandris and A
winchester turnpike, near Slcker = Gan, VGA0
and surrounded by the Blue Ridge Noun tE:# u
tains will be opened for the recep tion OF gnr-t
June LIST, 1872. The house is modern In structure,
and nrst class in every respect Since last summer
Inc bullfngs have been greatly improved by the
addition Of large stone bath room. The buldn %
are stone, consist ing Of large and airy rooms com
fOrtaby furnished The table will be supplied wit
the best the afford There is also on the
premises fine croquet ground, perfectly shaded,
A Piano in the house.
This place is within three hours ride by railroad
OF Washington city. new and elegant stage cos c n
will be Kept for the accommodation of guests, viii
Will meet the trains at lmiton Depot, W. and D
II X, whenever required.
Persons in the city desiring to sperd the summs
az the cool house Of tie Blue Ridge Mountains wi
please address G. W. WRIGHT, Round Hill p. y.
Loudon county, Va.
Reference-Mrs. Q. Bernie, No. 2144 Pennsylva
MIA avenue. mayl5tf
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AQUEDucr, , b.
WASHINGTON, II. G., May Ia, asa
Sealed Proposals will be received By the under
gued until o clock the 30th instant. for the
construction OF Office in the city Of Georgetown
Forms of proposals. and any desired information
can be had and plans and specifications eau be seen
at This Office.
Proposals must be indorseS " p opessis for Once
and addreseedto a.. Y. BABCJCk,
Major Of Engineers, u = A,
ml56t Chief Engineer Washington Aanednrt.
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BusISSSsE e SEsf II
s3s fifteenth st.,opp . Ireesury, " sshineton,
3tt+ndsnos q esidssoss % PER visit oPsr.tions
yyait lin esss fn1medis ely. Refers % emit
,.sas PhTsScisns rgeons. and thousands OF other
veil fuown end res p0nsto,s patrons.
Srsee hSurs from es m % ,. m. Press % bust
-. m once precludes visiting patients e. resi-
se1~es except between ard .. m mar1s-n
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DROPOsALs FOR FURNISHING CHASE-S
IL PATENT SEWER TRAP COVERS.

BoAR PUBLIC WORKS, DISTRICT % CoIUMBIA
WASHINGTON, ID. & May Is, iS7s.
Sea Ell Proposals viii b. received AZ this Office
until noon Of MONDAY. the goth inst. ., for fur
nishlng from one hundred 70 hve hundred OF
Chsse's Patent Sewer Tran Covers, a sample OF
" hich may be seen at this ofhce.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids.
Bids must be directed 20 the Vice President u he
B0ard aud indors.d, /" Proposals for Furnishing
Chase e Patent Sewer Trap Covers."
TIE right 20 use this pat sns will be furnished bv
the Re- AID so that atty will be estim atad for
uig-td ALEX. u. SHEPHERD, Vice Presf
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WILLIAM MYERS.
Daprf Duarfarrnassal
nyl56t
DROPosALs FOB FORAGE AND STRAW.


Sealed Proposals, I'm dupli cste, with copy q ths
advertisement attached invited from punsule
PARTIES until IL JUNE 4, lz, for furnishn ing AZ
the Corn, Oats, Hay aud Rye Straw required al this
DLpot during the nscal year commencing July /.
1877 10 be delivered In such quantities aud such
times and places as may be directed BY the Depot
QuarteTmaster.
The quantity required each month is estimated at
- 90 lls. of Oats and Corn. weigh 81 and 50 lbs
the bushel % 90 ID. of Hay. known Prime TIM
ofhy and p 800 lbs of Straw: ali t. be Of first class
merchantable quality.
Each bid must be accompanied by a written guar
Al tee, signed by the bidder bidders, aud a COM
peent surety, tilted t. be snch by some officer or
Uther ptrson known 20 the Quartermaster's Depart
TO the effect that. In the OF the accept
auce OF such bid At any time within ten flOl days
after date Of opening tide the necessary contract
Will be entered into: and that in the said party
parties Offering shall fail enter into contract
a. aforesaid. he they guarantee TO make good the
difference between his or their oner and the next
lowest bid.
Proposals viii be marked Proposals for Forage %
and addressed 20 the undersigned
bidders are invited 10 be present ~ the opening.
Form Of proposal and full information furnished
on application TO this office. WIN. MYERS,
mts-6t Depot Ouartermastar.
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USoR SALE Oh LEAsE- The three large BRIOK
4 BUILDINos corner q 2 strest and Hsv Jerssy
ApSiI 70 KDngsb Law soeIks. 81 ncos:
loc6 street, Baltimore. auiS-d
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PRICES dollar jewelry store received thi
morning a splendid assortment of jet, tortois,
shell and oroide jewelry, with gold wires, in al
the summer STYLES. No. 457 PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue., between Az and 9th street.
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Wv NJ. n. " UENIIkI
w STEAM DYEFNG
AND SECURING ASIA
OETlCE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
GeoTget0wR, u. q.
Established lSS'; premium awarded 1851; and ID now
one OF the Oldest. largest and most complete estab
bsfmenis Of the Kind IN this 'untry. Ny patrons
WI, consult their interests by sending in their
tai ard winter goods during the summer months
Best place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeins
Gtntlemens Clothing Everything appertainfng Il
the business well and promptly executed Off,
CLOSED daily nj sunset except Saturday, when il iii
beopen until 81 p. m. Post Office Box 1913 ap2
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Tbs IS TIE LAST MIGHT OF Manning's Min
Streis, who IN come respects, excel any COM
Iary n The country. They came here unknown
ara UNI Graded almost and have gTownin popu-
Tar i&Nor, with each succeeding exhibition until
Tie indications are hat they could Ell Lincoln
Han for week or two. The song and ballad
sirg'rs OF Kelly, Percy and Bideaux; the eccpn-
iflcit's 81 Billy Manning, and that kiun of
uIHIJ,'SlS' ". Han; The airs and graceS of
Ricardo. tLst remarkable gymnastic dance
fthtcca Jane" and the Unlocking bell
TlnksIs, ElSAe MP a performance that Is very en-
JoyGbie indeed. -
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LOCAL NEWS.
A,nu-ements, &c. To.nieht.

Fdfi7S17 Tbertsr.-'' The Black Crook =" With
the gTeat Egyptian jCggler, Lozardo, aud ths
GaTHeila children.
Lincoln HaH-Manning's Ministries.
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BASE BALL.-The match game of base ball
between the Olympics and Nationals yesterday
resulted in favor of the former, by a score OF y
to -. In game on White Lot yesterday, the
Creighton beat the Star club by As 20 3, in six
innings.
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RAILROAD CONTRACT AwARDED.-The Wash
iBgt0n city and Point Lookout railroad comma
ny Yesterday awarded to Major Vsnderbury the
contract for grading said road from the Easter n
Branch OF the Potomac To the Charles county
line, the agreed price being s2Jl OOO Nain1
Nanderb1Tg has already in his employ nearly
90 hands, and the work will be commsnced AZ
once. "
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. Nay 18th.

G'CNCiL.-So quorum being present The
council adjourned till to-day.
HOO 81 or DEIEGATES.-The bill amend
iig act 10 pay Sundry expenses of the board Of
registration, Sr-. which makes the militia
appropriation payable OJt OF the general fund
instead OF the militia fund when collected, was
taken VI As unfinished business, and after a
'oug debate its consideration was postponed
until NJ OuGay.
Mr.. Bond introduced hill authorizing the
cen missioners to cOdiiy the laws to continue
tie work until il II completed. referred. Mr.
IeEaTnes prest Eted a pc titiOn OF j. Il. Walker
askiDg permission TO sell without license; re-
ier1ed. Mr.. Dickson introduced a bill to pay
The salaries of officers. members, and employees
q the legislature; referred. Also petition OF
jeremiah Co tellO; referred. Mr.. Campbell
Presented a petition of property holders on
Grant Place asking that the special tax for
wooden Iavement be assessed under the new
law; referred. Adjourned.
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De. CCsrAvR W. POPE has removed his office
and residence to No. 1884 street-formerly the
residence of Count de Faverney-and adjoining
the Ca;acaZy house.
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For A FINE MACKINAC STRAW HAT 20 n
Willett & RuOffis, 9O5 PENNSYLVANIA ayen lie
They have the largest and best stock in the cjrv
Call early and get one.
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POINT OF ROCKS RAILRoAD.-The Metro
politan Branch Of the b. s. o. X. r. which
has, for several years, been dragging its SLOW
building of the bridge across Rock Greek, about
nye miles distant, Is progressing rapidly, and
when that Is completed and the remainder of
the track laid from that point to Rockville. BIZ
the first or middle of July, IL is thou ght the iron.
horse will be dashing by on his way to this CITY,
ana then even al take a rde."-Rockgne
ScatiE.l.
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DIVORCE CAsEs.-Mr. o. ID. Barrett d IS
brought suit for Mary Curry for divorce from
John Curry on the charges OF cruelty and drum
kenness. Messrs. Barrett x Burgess have, for
Mrs Rosetta Lincoln, brought suit for divo- ee
from Warren Lincoln, on the grounds OF cruelty
and deser ton.
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Y NJ &. A.-NINETEENTH ANNIVERSARY
CELERGATION-The nineteenth anniversary
exercises OF the Young Mems Christian Assn
citation took place last night in the Congrega-
tiOnal church, corner 10Th and q sts., and there
was very large audience present. Chief jus
tice Chase presided. Rev. DIR. Black, OF We
ley chapel, read the LIST psalm, and prayer W as
Otered by Rev. DR.. Sunderland, of the lst Pres
bYterian church. Mr.. Francis Ii. Smith. the
newly el6 cted president, delivered an inter.
esting address, giving condensed statement of
the affairs of the association. He said the lead
ing object of the association was to provide
center for yourg men strangers coming into this
city, and TOR the purpose OF promoting religious
influences among those who love the Saviour
y letter WAS received from Senator Wilson. en-
closing s25, and regretting that an unexpected
call TO the north prevented him from addreSsin,
them Rev. DR.. Chaplin, of BelOit, Wisconsin.
addressed the meeting, and collection wa
taken up, realizing a handsome amount. The
following amounts were announced as subScrib
ed:-GOverrOr Cooke, 1000; II. y. Smith, o;
\. Y, Sl.tGo; Seligman * Bro, $500; ThOs. y
Scott, $500; Morris X. Jessup, $50; T.. Rem
lncton x Sons, $3.50; Charles \. SecOr. of New
York, $500; friend from Ohio, S133; Ki!bouIu
x Latta, 500; W. ID. Wyvii, $50; w. j. MIR
tagh, $3.50; +. NJ. Gsllaudet, SD; +. II. Smith
S1tO. large number of life and honorary
members, representing $50 and $50 each. wer,
also announced. Mr. John Il. Cough was then
introduced by Chief Justice Chase, and deiiy-
cred an eloquent address. A HYMN was then
sung. and after benedicton the audience dis.
IeIsed.
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CATAwBA WINE
THE BEST IN THIS MARKBT,
AT Low PRICES. For sale By
PALMIR q GREEN,
81 Green street, Georgetown, ID. o
Agent for wM. MASSEY co.'s
aps PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

CAPE MAY. New JERSEY Families wishing
" SUMNER BOARD at the Sea side, A
can be accommodated at the NEW COT yEAV
TAGEs, Nos. and stockton Place" lE:H3
Opposite Stockton Horel, and facing the ocean
Address "B. &, I'll. - as above mTS 6.s
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NEW PUBLTCATIoNs.-FrOm Shillington We
have The GALAXY and Frank Leslie's Lddy'S N,g-
dzins for June.
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TRY THE CELEBRATED LAGER from the Lion
brewery, Cincinnati, pronounced by all to b.
superior 10 any sold in Washir gton. The Oyster
Bay, 1916 and 1918 Pennsylvania avenue. )
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ETHE BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS have extended
the contract which was made in September last
with Mr. Thomas Lewis for the i'm provement o I
yth street, SO as to have the pavement run from
Pennsylvania avenue to Boundary street and 10
be OF the Parisen concrete, the same as has been
laid on Vermont avenue.
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SPBING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN III. SHOOT,

llS Bridge street, Georg,forH, ID e.,
Has received fr, N New York. ard is now Offering
At ne sor,% casa priotS, complete assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. Consisting Of a
great variety OF DRESS GOODS, of oil the new and
MOUBEI ING GOODS of all TIE best aud most re-
hekeu axes, VI hairs, Bl .ck sinks and Grenadines.
hl1E GOODS ia every variety; best Kid
CD -, raTasols ard Umbrellas; Llama Lace
ShaHis and Jackets; Ladies ard GcTt's Underwear
ard Hosiery Table Linens, Sheetings and Shirtings
Of Tie best grads
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Msttings, Oh
Cloths and Carpets Always full sssOr rncut 81
Gents and Boys Wear; Dolly Warden Percals, with
fuIi line OF Domestic Go cs, to which the Rtten-
ti"h 81 Custo Hlers Is invited.
aI2h-im J. II. SHOOT.
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MHlTSrNrAV OR PENTECosT -TO-mOrroy
VIII He "hh-Gnday, CONNIE lucrative OF the do
scent CT the Holy Ghost on the day of Peptccnsf
NbltsurCdy occnrs ten days after the A seem
son, and derives ~ name from the fact ~ AZ nv,
thiS Day N the ancient church. the catschu-
mems Nh0 were then baptized, as well as those
who had been baptized at Easter, appeared in
white garments The Gay will be solemnly OH
served IN the Roman Catholic, Protestant Fpis-
copai and Lutheran churches, and whifTron-
day will be kept as holiday OF obligation
among the German Roman Catholics