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VTTHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

cREENBR1ER equity, WEST VIRGINIA,
ramona for their ALTERATlvE WATERS and
,,fs,anah,e narronage, are now open. They are
1000 TIDE entire relief
nom prostrsting summer neat. capacity lor twe
'nES nSSs1gesPss per day and $50 per month OF tnir
=, dans GEO. L. PEYTON d CO.,
msy2d.wfmss Proprtetors,
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MARK Your CLeTHNG!-Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaa- and East Bav
News Room. oct1A- -th
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CRoQuET SEAsoN.-We are now furnishing
our customers with CroGuet at So rs. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr27-stuth
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LAWYERS can have their Briefs printed i1
any style desired, at short notice, at TIE NEWt
JOB OFFICE.
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New York Rics Market.

NEW YORK. July 80.
The Daily Bulletin says: There Is lalr generai
demand for all grades at STEADY prices. sales OF
30 Ics Carolina at 8Xa9Lc. 200 bags Patna at
7Xasc, and 800 bags kangoon at 0Xa7Hc.
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NOR NEW YORK.. ffi.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON.
STEAMSHIP LINE
EsTABLIsHED.: 1916.

The superior nrstclass sidewheel Stesmahlp
MANI ATTAIN, II. 8. Woodruff, Commander,iW VII
sail from Adger's South Wharf on SATURDAY, Au-
a5T The MANHATTA Is handsomely and COM
fortnbly fitted up for passengers, and onera
great Inducements TO travellers going North.
E- Marine Insurance ny this Line Is per cent.
Liverpool, Boston. Providence, and the New Eng.
land manufacturing towns.
H5 Flrst-class Passage $50, which includes
State Rooms and meals.
For Freight or Passage Engagements apply to
| july29.6 JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
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CoR GARDENERS BLUFF,
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE.
DEE RIVER VIA GEORGETOWN.

The steamer PLANTER, Captain .sdEA
7. T. Foster, viii receive Freight at sssz.1 =
Accommodation Wharf, on MONDAY, tne 2stn
and leave on WEDNESDAY NIaHT, the Slst Inst.
Freight and Wharfage prepaid. ,,.,,,
For Freight or Passage apply 70 Tue osp'a'n
o1 ''.N' RAvENEL. HOLMES CO..
No, lit East Bay.
N,B-After the 1st August the pLANSnS ~ saSIs Sera WI
ners Bluff every TUESDAY NIGHT, tnus estaonsa' ps
lug WEEKLY Ai1e tuly265
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Auction Sales This Day.

Letch d Bruins will sell at IL o'clock, near
the Postol1ee, real estate.
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The GREELEY FAN.-A friend has kindly
sent The NEWS one of the quaint Greeley fans
now In vogue, which may be seen In our
counting room. The beaming face of the bu'
collie philosopher is pleasant thing to see
especially when 1t serves both to warm the
heart and cool the yisage.
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LIST OF VESSELS


UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
LIVERPOOL
The Georgians, Mann, sailed. !June Z
The Duke OF Cornwall, Keays, sailed. ..... May 70
The Grantou, Duke, up. .....June IL
WEST HARTLgPOoL. ENG.
The Pegarus, Christiansen, cleared. May Is
DOMESTIO.
BOSTON.
Brig Edith Hall, oliver, July 16
NEW YORK.
Schr May Morn, -, up ..................J July 10
Schr Minnie, hudson. cleared. July "a
Schr Minnehaha. Douglass. cleared. .......July 81
schr s DAVIS, Bishop, up.............-.--July 20
Schr Etiwan, Prince, cleared. July 25
Schr David Nichols Wyman, cleared July 2s
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr VIM O Z, Newell, up................July II
Schr Caroline Young, Young, cleared. June Z
Schr Ann cannon, Outten, cleared...... July 8
BALTIMORE.
Schr Lewis Ehrmann, Fooks. up...........July 10
Schr Louis Ehrman, Fooks, up.............J .July ls
BANGOR, MK.
schr DR. Rogers Alien sailed. l
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July 81.
Arrived, 1.-THE Crescent City, from Bremen.

MEMORANDA.
The pilot boat Pride, No 8, spoke OF this bar
yesterday the schr Carrie Drew, 80 days from Bos.
ton, bound to Satilla River, Ga.
The bark Edith Hall, from Boston for Charles
Ion, arrived at Vineyard Haven July n.
The schr Susan Scranton, Farrell from Little
Rive, s @, arrived at New York June 28
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ITEMS OF BIoGRAPHY.-To-day is the annlver-
sary of the death of Queen Anne, Of England,
lila Admiral Sir John Leake. the great ma.
val commander, at Greenwich, ITO. Rev.
Robert Morrison, D. D., the first Protestant
missionary to China, at Canton, 1884.
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Macon AND Augusta Railroad, Central Railroad
aud Georgia Railroad. This Is the quickest ana
most direct route and as comlortaDle ana Gaesp as
any OF her route to Louisville, Cincinnati. chicago
81. Louis and all other points West AID Northwest
Columbia Night Train connecrs with GreenVlle
,nd columbia Railroad; and Day and Night Trains
connect with Charlotte Road.
Through tickets on sale via this route to all
points North.
Camden Train connects at Kingville daily lex:
cept Sundays) with Day Passenger Train, ano
runs through to Columbia.
2 pTOKENS. q. T, A. jan19
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Receipts per Railroad, July 81.
sor,TH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

27 bales cotton. 40 bales goods 1853 bbls spirits,
722 btls naval stores, 4l4 sacks Of wheat. car
stock. To Railroad q gent, Chspeau co, Bar
den Il Parker, whilden Il Jones, W Williams L
CO, O LiebenrnCd, Campsen co Wagener q
Mon,ees, Kinsman Howell, Fcllin Son. M
Trlest, Trenholm i Son. T Smith, II Leidlng, m
Goldsmith & Sn, Paul, WEIGH Brandes, slenens,
Wcrnor nupkar
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EoR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN

LNOR LVERPOOL, VIA QUEENoIOWH
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
kNHfs STEAM COMPANY E&6&
VIII dispatch one OF their frst.class, fun power
iron Screw Steamships from q
PIER No. 48 N. B., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Stserage Passage (O11ce No. 20 Broadway) $so,
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply TO -,
WILLIAMS d :GUI0H, 6, L2-:s
..'..... No. 6S Wall street, u. 7.
N. B.-Through Bills Lsding to Liverpool Issued
~ the Charleston aud New York steamers, E4ton
make close connection with the above line. -
For particulars and rate Of Freight apply TO
JAMES ADGER d co., s,,.,t =.
WAGNER, HUGER q CO.,
raya. Or VIM. A. COURTENAY.
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CAV AND CHARLESTON
1 RAILROAD.
.W I'LL
CHARLESTON, June Is,

6@MH s]sl1
CHARLESTON, June Is, 1879.
On and after MONDAY, June l7th, the pas'
senaar Trains on this Road will run as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Charleston daily: 9'se n
Arrive at savannah daily. y............-. Sao 90 M
Leave Savannah daily. ................. .ll'oy n
Arrive at Charleston daily :;;;.....'.'' 80 -
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. Sundays excepted. a.aO ~ a. q "a
Arrive at Savannah, Sundays excepted. S's9 r A. ~
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. II A. -. n
srr,ve at charleston, Sundays excited. $50 7. ~
from Charleston BY $50 f. Raroad
FOR Beaufort, Sundays excepted)
as sna On ST s6rssga 1s IL ao
arso s nsh;ns 20 BosJon Prompt dispatch given to
eghs Beaufort and points Is on pSrs KSys ys
TIcEets on sale at this office for Beaufort over
Port Royal Railroad. y; 2. S.so,ansa,,. aApsUSn,
q. O. ROYLSTON, Gen'l Ft. ard Ticket Agent.
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NoRrHEAaTRRN RAILROAD.

224 bbls spirits turpentine, $40 bbls rosln, cars
OF lumber. kegs NAILS, mdae, &c. TO Barten q
Parker. Whllden 4 Jones, Klnsman Howell,
P smith, Adger & CO, A 5 smith, IA Goldsmith
Son, 8 Railroad Agent Order, and others.
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ment In the Republican party, which are re-
presented By such men as Orr, Corbiu and the
other Radical Reformers, and which are eaid
to be supported by President Grant and the
national administration. This story, however,
Of Grants supporting Governor Orr and his
adherents, in their attacks upon the Scott
Rlng, Is emphatlcay denied by many
politicians In this State, who ought to know
something about 1t, and 1t Is very probable
that Grant, while he is happy enough to be
represented as discountenancing the frauds of
the Scott administration in South Carolina, for
the sake of effect at the North, will still be found
sticking to what Is called the Irregular" party
In this State for the sake of It's Presidential
vote, whoever they nominate for State officers.
This appears to be the condition OF affairs in
regard to the approaching conventions, and
in the meantime active and anxious caucus.
sing is in progress, the campaign goes bravely
on, and the candidates are as plenty as black
berries, or to use current and perhaps not
inapt quotation, las thick as thieves There
are just twenty-eight offices In the gift of the
people of Charleston County at the approach
ing election, and for these there are about one
hundred and torty-three candidates, and it is
not very good season for candidates either.
Below are given the, names OF good many of
of the most prominent, and the list might be
Indefinitely extended by including the smaller
fry of the political aspIrants.
For the Congressman from the Second Dis
trict, ex-Mayor Gilbert Pilsbury is the chosen
man of the Mackey party. County Treasurer
VIM. Gurney and Mr.. Appleton, who owns
extensive property on EdIsto Island, are said
to be the candidates of the Bowenltes. Judge
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UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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.SGmuel Crss.. Sworu:-Is "A mem.E- of the
Council of this District; neither the Board OF
Public Works nor any member thereof hal
ever intcrfered in legislation; vas never urged
BY any member of the board 10 vote for any
measure, either directly or Indirectly; knew OF
nothing which lad a tendency 20 effect the in
dependence OF che action of meabers; witness
had never been approached by any member of
the Board of Public Works in regasd TO any
legislation.
BY Mr.. CTanc;-Witness had seen members of
the Board of Public Works in the Council
chamber; did net know what they were there
for; witness did not attend political meetings;
thought the present government might be run
with fewer officers; has never been requested
by the Board of Public Works to furnish list
OF improvements in his district; Mr.. alsh is a
partner of witness in the real estate business,
but rot in other matters; believed Mr.. Walsh
furnished the money for Mr.. Fitzpatrick. con-
tractor.
CREDIT OF THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
JHo. A. Ruf. sworn:-Is treasurer OF the Wash
lngto1 CITY Savings Bank. and had dealt in Sc
curities; old corPo ration stock had been selling
at 20 and 80 cents on the dollar; the St.CslO 00J
loan sold well; msnied men have confidence in
the new government, and are willing 10 = vest
their money in the securities; prefers the new
district government TO the old one.
Adjourned until " dnesday 10 O'Clock.
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AL f X A y ID X | A

RIVER STEANBoATs.-The steamer lrOnsidcs
which has been undergoing repairs nm BAltl-
more for some time past, neCeSSitated by hCr
running aground last month. arrived this morn
ing and resumed her place on the Aqua Creek
line now filed by the Vanderbilt The Wander
bilt will take the place OF the Georgeanna on
the Baltimore and lower Potomac route, while
the latter j. laid up TOR repairs.
GgpsIEs-A band OF gypsies with their wa
gons and csrts. ard a stray horse OF two, passed
through the CITY this morning on their wsy 20
Washington. They attracted considerable at
tention ON King street. particularly that OF the
children who imagine themselves TO be the espe-
cial objects OF a gypSey's desire.
FIsH.-The people living along the lines OF
railroads leading from this city must be very
fond OF fresh fsh-that is IL they eat the numb q
sent them by Adams Express. In addition "a
the teams owred hy the company they had 20
employ two extra ones to-day in order 20 make
the shipments entrusted 10 their care.
SHlPNENTs.-We noticed Yesterday on the
vhsrves five hundred and nineteen bags OF SUI
mac for shipment 10 New York and Boston.
and seven large cases OF spOkes destined for
California.
OCCOQUAN BRIpCE.-The Bridge of the Al
exandria and Fredericksburg railroad over Oc-
coqUan creek, ST ColChes-cr. having been COM
pleted, train left here this morning with some
OF the engineers OF the read and a party of in
vited guests to cross il. The work Of LAYING the
track TO pusntico will now be resumed and he
prosecuted rapidly 10 completion.
COAL SHIPNFNTs.-The amount Of Cumber-
land coal shipped from the port during the wee K
ending to-day was as follows: American coal
company ,951 tons; Hampshire and Baltimore
coal company, i2l tons.
TRN YEARS IN THE PESITENTIARY.-The
case of Newton Smith who was recently con
vieted OF numbering an infant, was brought into
court to-day, and the motion tor a new trial
having been Withdrawn, the court pronounced
sentence Of ten wears imprisonment in the peni-
tentlary.-GdSttte, Saturday eUeBiRg.
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burned bridges in order to prevent troops from
getting tn oUgh 20 Washington"
At this point Mr. Garrett lost his temper. and
nd the want Of means OF transpor tation az the
time mel toned was on account OF the inein-
cenGy OF the War Department, and could not
be atuibut 10 his company. The bridges
which were b irntd in West Virginia were not
d siroyed bp the u Ople OF Baltimore but by the
reople residing in West Virginia. MIR. Garrett
W Mt on 10 say that the assertions OF prejudice
would not control public judgment. and that all
that bis company desires - TO serve the public
on equal terms with Col. SCOTS company. He
closed by saying thst the opening up OF the
Metropolitan road will cheaper freight. and he
Of great benefit TO the District OF Columbia
He then submitted maps OF that portion of the
city lying in the vicinity of 9th and b streets,
and endeavored TO convince the committee that
there is plenty OF room for a union depot or for
two separate depots.
Mt. Church wanted to give his views, saying
he had legal opinion from Mr.. Merrick; but
the committee had no time TO he ar him.
Mr.. Sawyer moved that hereafter all commu-
nicatiops on the subject he presented 10 the
committee in writing.
No action was taken by the committee. Adj
iouiue1.
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GEORG ETC WV

A FANCY FOR BRgTtsH DoGs.--The British
baraue Lizzie RAYMOND had been but a short
While in our port when some one stole yaluse e
dog belonging "a the captain. Hewsnts Ia know
what Kind Of blarsted people we have here.
CANAL AND RIVER Arrived. canal boat
Mononcahels. from Hancock, Md. with -
cgrds ii tanpcTs' bark. for John h. Cox. aud
IO'l bushels red wheat 10 George Waters. The
zen Coal Company received to-day so tons
coal: shipped so tons. Hsnpshire Coal Com
pany received as tons. Cleared. schooner no
sauna with l56 tons coal for Norfolk from Con-
solicitation Coal Company.
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ALL FrDDLE-DE-DEE!-Laugh at the indivi5-
ual who tells you that the full comp menJ of IA 7
cannot he restored after il has begun 10 con e
out fully. We tell you it can. We assure yCu
that Ik0l0n'S Hair IHrigOrdtoT has effected ths {
object thousands aud thousands Of times. We
guarantee the result. eos
THOSE who are skeptical of the virtues OF Du-
ponco's Golden Pills, have but 20 give IN, m
trial and then GOubts will vanish. Sold whole
sale and retail by Il. u. Gilman. Retail by
the following druggists:-kidwell * Son; F.
ID. bowling. \ and & streets southwest; j.
COughlIn, r, corner of 9th street: p. III. Heller
9Th and y streets; w. B. Entwisle; wilfred
Mcleod, GeOrI clown. coz
ORR ASSORTMENT in Youth. Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing is one of the largest in this city,
embracing all the newest designs for spring and
summer. EIsENAN 81 BRo.,
9TH street, May Building,
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Boys Suits for 50. Boys Suits for ss
Boys Suits for sc. Boys Suits for -.
Bows Suits for -. Boys Suits for $40.
We are daily told by our customers we have
the best made, aud altogether the most attractive
stock they see. NOAH WALKER x Co.,
Gil Pennsylvania avenue.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, y. Y. ave.
and 18th St, pays per ct. on deposits. 2t3.lItl6
AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY.-"Brown's BroE-
chial Troches" are widely known estat-
lished remedy for Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis,
Hoarseness and other troubles of the Throat
and Lungs. eos
CoRNs, BUNIoNS, BAD NAILS, ACTIONS
ands are relieved at DIR. Whites establishment,
6S5 18th street, opposite United States Treasury.
Washington, and North Charles street, Bslt-
more.
Dr.. LEON, III L street, between 9Th and sih
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
TIE MOST celebrated and successful Lstrobe
Heaters and Slate Nautels in the world; also.
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips. 4
Hamilton & PearsOn's, No. 4, Y. Nd. q. 4. Build
ing, 9Th ard ID streets.
THERMOMETERS and Darometers are repaired
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1872 SPRING. 1872
GRAND OPENING
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHING
A. STRAUs'
Popular Clothing House,
l0ll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between 10th and Ilth streets,
COMPRISING THE LATEST STYLES OF
MEN DRESS SUITS,
MEMS DREEs SUITS,
MEMS BUSINESS SUITS,
MEMS BUSINESS SUITS,
YOUTHS PRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS BUSINESS SUIT
YOUTHS BUSINESS SUITS
BOYS DRESS SUITS,
BOYS DRESS SUITS,
BOYS EVERY DAY sUITSs
BOYS LIVERY DAY SUITS.
DA speciality of Black and Blue DIAGONAL
COATS, with Vests TO natch.
SA Splendid Line of French, English and
American Light CASHMERE PANTS some with
Vests to match.
VAn immense variety Of BUSINESS PANTS,
from SO SO to SIS.
HCALL AND EXAMINE.Sa
mar29-tf A STR AUS
YORKSHIRE RELISH
YORKSHIRE RELISHg
Demand rapidly increasing and consumption in
england alone approaching 500 ,0uo bottles monthly
apl2ec6t N. W. BURCHELL.
MAPLE SUGAR. MAPLE SUGAR.
Another large SUPPLY of
| NEW CROP MAPLE SUGAR,
FROM SOMERSET COUNTY, PA,
jest received and for sale by
BRYAN BROS,
| Gus PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
apl2-eo6t Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
| ct. ROSES HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, und err care
y Of Sisters Of Charity. Dressmaking in its ysri
Gus branches. Ladies' Trousseaus ne atty completed
at the shortest netice. Children's Suits and En-
broderies. street. between 10Th and 2. 81 SITS TIL,
| Sisters have employed the most com petent dress
| makers to superintend the work aprill2-l I'm
OLD CAnvAssED HAMS,
MARYLAND CURED.
Banana Brand of new HAMS, mild and delicious
| Prepared for my own sales.
| NV. BURCRELL,
| MARI street, near Ebbitt Ho1se.
MOST AMUSING TOY OUTI-Oansss inanirn a..
| lv1 figures 70 dance 70 the music Of mia aos -
For sale by g. L. w LID q BIO, 40 18th = -,
| Ut. west, between Penna. avenue and K ST MN
Assxfs loy Std Ptasos, and manufacturers Of ana
| dealers In MUSICAL Instruments eenerallS.
Pianos and al Austcal instruments tuned snd
| DAHA4 6ecl3-tr
EssoNs GIVEN in Wax Flowers, Fruit anC
| IL Confectionery on very reasonable terms by Mis-
| N. WHELAN. 623 9TH ST. opposite Patent Ofice
| Specimens Of work at her class room. apll los"
NNHE AMERICAN SUBMERGED DOUsLE
ACTING EON-FREEZING FoROE PUMP.
The simplest and most powerful I'm use.
| CHARLES WOOD.
ozsV CoTner Sth and streets.
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CIT Y ITE NJ S.

LITTLE PET" Gas Heater and Prince 81
Wales Gas Burner at Hamilton x Pearsons, y
Nj. &. A. Building, 9th and ID streets
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Georgetown Advertisements.

NNM. Il. NHEATLEY'S
w STEAM Dying
AND SEQ URING ESTABLISHMENT.
OEFicE-49 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
Establishod ISL premium awarded lS57; and is "
Of he oldest. largest and most complete esiab
lishments of the kind in this country. My patrons
viii consult their interests by sending in their
ia!l aud winter goods during the summer months.
Bet place Ia the District for Cleaning or Dyeing
Cent, mems Clothing. Everything appertaining 90
the business we'll and promptly executed. on
closed daily az sunset except SATURDAY.. when IL i'll
be open Until ia p. m. Po-t Office Box 1913. APP
nR. Il. J. SOUTHWORTH HAS REMOVED
~ his ofice TO Prospect Cottage, corner of Pros
pet aud Liugan streets Office huurs-s TO 10 n.
IL 10 .. m, 4 10 S p. nj toS =. m. marlS-lm"
METZ & HENDERSON.
WI Successors 20 Geo. W Orme,D
Wholesale end Retail Dealers in
FINE GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS,
TEAS, &c
So BPIpGE STREET, Georgetown, n. c.
Goods delivered in aay part Of the District fre s'
charge. marlin
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CLOTHING.

It II
NOTICE OF MoNAL
a.. STArEAN
THE CLOTHIE
Has removed 20 sos .ru STREET. fourth door
moth q ID street,
whore be has Just rec.iNed a select st0ck Il MEMS
YOUTH and BOYS eIITS. which will b. -,'i
Ter lees han the Lowest In the market. apll-i2t'
Il J. HEIBEkGEK,
IL Successor 20 "A. y. London co..
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
HEHCtGANT TAILOR, M
Metropoi.an Hotel (late BrowHsD ~
Iysd Ne Sb2 Peun's. ave. NasbiuT-ou- -
"OSE IDEAn
CLAN swEEP
CLOTHING sALE,
Al o.k ball. s2sTih s+-s-: no-S
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LOG AL NEWS,


EotiorGI ThsGtsr-The LYDIA Thomson Bur-
lesGue Troupe in Blue Beard
on FtLcl-s' HdH.-Tweutieth anniversary of
the ETOiheThOCd OF the Onion.
Old fsEolrS' Hall, Macy Fard-Fair by the
Lanes kebekah Degree Association, No. l.
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DRY GOODS.
NHEAPEK THAN AUCTION
A LaRGE LOT or

LAEGE LOT or
Striped MoHAIR IUSTRE. :. Md. spriur CD.
JAPksEsE sILKs, a. 70 ca BLACK SILN
A ,n nIIm iiss Of 10 e SSSsssIMxREs. eh.ar
1899 ico o. g. 5,I = TON Tski = IA. as At - :, ,'
JOHNSON CoIIE
apls-St. sII Msrkrt >,,,.
RkAT BARGA AIMS
ELEGANT SKIING GOODS
ParssoIs. from % oents 90 S.
6rensdiues. from Is CENTS q 5 cents.
Iin ss silk a. s,.@Sr,h sP '''s'-' Gro' 'r'ia
Ri, ached and unhieached Co'tnns. n IN ra-.s-r-
Ladies aud Cent? Underwear, direct from ~
usnuiaoturers, AZ holesale prices.
Eegant Paris kids. 81.
Black Alpscas, from ~ cents Mp.
Coats sterling Spool Cotton, ceuf-
Linens ~ all kinds. very cheap and hot q
other goods far below their msrk-t vslur. W.
invite those who wish Go buy GOOD & 1als Tt.4- -
- BRoDHE.p o.
splS tmyt lzo" b St. bet. i,th AMI D.. d
NEW sPRING GOODS.
FINE WHITE GoODs LINEN eooDsl
FREkCA PERCALES AND RNTTFsT
MsRlPOSA AND lOsFNIrE STRiPEe
llNENs pAMASk AND TOWELS,
LYONS BLACh GRoS GRAIN SILKS.
JAPANESE SINS. SPRING PoPLINs
GRAY SILK MIXTURES. GRENAnTNES
Gray ard Black Striped IvOus ~ H. ~ 81
hohaiIr, Silk and VOL Pnpiins. psaga.s
And other lkESs GOODS. JUst received.
NEw STYLES PARkSHlS.a spl.,ail stool.
hogan a WFIIE
ar3f lois and 1920 7th street Al "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-15

BASE BALL.-The professional nine OF the new
Baltimore club will pay the new Olympic nine
me hrst championship game of the season on
me olympic grounds, in this city, next Thurs
Washington called the " Athletics" They
Intend TO compete for the Junior chaunionshin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-15

SNALL-Pox.-One additional case Of mall
is reported by the Board Of Health.