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SPRING STOCK
{ NEW No
I 439
I 9TH ST

PAPERHANGINGS, PICTURE FRAMES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELS, &C.
The Largest in the District. of Foreign
and Domestic Manufacture, now open at
II A II X RlT T. RS,
NJ. $50 TN street, bet d and SITS doors alb 80
Odd Fellows Hall. New No. 439J
PAPERHANGINGS.
large selection OF rich Gilt Patterns, OF entir ely
new and unique designs, in stripes, &c, inclndine
The" Dolly Warden, r's ImperiaI."si Broc ade ana
other rich and 81 les, in gilt aud plain, with
appropriate borders Also large and select stock OF
borders, centers, &c, ranging in price from i2I cts
to o. per piece, large portion Of which
specially TO order. % inch plain suits, for panel
ing with gilt rod or finishing plain. Also, patent
and perfect representations OF Wood and Marbles
Cor panelipg halls vestibules, Specimen panels
eahibited.l Orders for every description Of plain
and decorative Paperhanging executed in the best
PICTURE FRAMES,
In Gilt Walnut, &C.. solid oval and val from card
to portrait size. Velvet fTam's for porcelain pic
tares; Card Frames in great variety; Box Frames
WINDOW sHARRs zsslsrfE aSf 1s.: CORD AND
different sizes and colors. Also, Wire Center Pic
ture Cord, Gold Plated and Timed Wire Picture
Cord, Porcelain and Plain Head Picture Eails,
nsSs fatSii sSs E SsSt
limited but choice selection, in approDrate frames
always II store on Exhibition and sale cheap
All orders for PaDerbanginGs, Window shades, OF
Picture Francs punctually filed, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Terms Cash. ,~.pup,-r,
No ass 7.h street. bss.ssn and :s:,;
apl3-lm. New No 439J
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II. BAUM has opened a Branch, sos Market
Space, between Sth and 9Th streets. 422I:


JUSTICE TO WHOM 1T BELONGs.-In justice
TO one of our most enterprising citizens, whose
energy and activity have secured for himself a
fair share of public patronage, we publish the
following card, which explains itself:
TO The Pnttic.-As there are certain merchants
WHO ridcule the idea of advertising, and saw
that 1t is only intended to make newspaper men
rich, and who at the same time claim that they
never devote dollar to such purpose, and vet
resort 10 mean expedients TO reap the benefits OF
those " no do advertise, feel it due to myself
ana 10 my patrons to state that have no branch
store III W Washington, and none save that of my
hOop-skirt and corset factory, at 4OS It'll street
lnfeliigencer building. Ladies in search OF nv
establishment will please remember the name
and the number, Charles Baum, lOS 9TH street
thankful for past favOrs, L beg leave to inform
the public that have Just received nv new
spring stock including all the novelties in hoop
skirts, cOrsets, kid gloves, human hair, trim
mings the most complete stock of fancy and
pain hosiery, and ladies' furnishings, all OF
which are specialties. and thai will endeavor
IN the future, as In the past, 80 to conduct my
business as to continue to secure the confidence
OF the ladies of Washington, the efforts of enc
mics and malicious persons to the contrary not
withstanding. Charles Baum, 4OS eth street, be-
tween ID and f.
DIR. LEON, III 1 street, between 7th and 9Th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. II
THFRMoNKTHRs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order BY Hempler, near ~ street
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SUMNER RESORTS.
NAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,
HAMPSHIRE, co, W. VA,
VIA WINCHEsfER, Va.

This delightful Watering Place has been thorouSh-
~ reftted, and % now kept in the best
modern style. Its waters are aka
LINE, and have Q wide celebrity for their W
prompt and happy action in bYSP EPS "a, vs.
CALCULUS. In various Sk IN Diseases. and in theif
admirable effects on the Female Constitution The
AIR Of Capon Is in all the Mountains Of
Its SPLENDtD BATHS were declared by Sir
Henry Buiwer, when Q visit here with Mr. Web
s,er, as hardly equaled By anything he had in
Europe.
For our Pamphlet. with full particulars Of rates
esf. Win whom also We hsyr placed The Vnrer on
sale. to the uniers,gp-d, by mail.
splSlm FRAZIER 4 SA lE, Proprietors.
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FINANCIAL AMI COMMERCIAL.

The latest advicss in regard 20 the Alabama
claims give little hope of an early settlcm' nj,
and. accordingly, goid was higher IN New York
yesterday. and stocks lower. The theory i.
that with the Alabama claims unsettled aui the
continued subject o. angry discussion. Amsri-
can securities will not De wanted a any part OF
Europe, and that the anus lslly large trade bal
ance created by the excessive inpOTtatious ri
the past season and the moderate exports viii
have to be iquidsted by shi pmenis of specie- as
eie to ship for the next IN months. In Wall
street yesterday the money rates were 6s7 per
cent. The matter OF gold shipments will be an
important element IN The future Of the money
market, as the banks are ia no cond ton 10 ave
their reserve weakened Nv y loss OF specie.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

NJ L w o r + / & L.
JUAN BOYLE 4 GO,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No. 5l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BUILpISs
FOB SALE
a handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south A
street. between % and Sd streets, with all the modern
improvements; small cash payments and long time
on balance.
SEVERAL FARMS,
Small and large, on the line of the Point Of r ecf.
Railroad. within few minutes walk OF the depot
within thirty minutes of W Washington. Terms easy
One OF 30 acres on the same road and same distance
from depot, improved by heuse, &C.
SIX LOTS,
Near Capitol fronting on New Jersey avenue; o.
the hless situations in the city.
A HOUSE on North street; : 100 cash, talanc.
on long time.
ALso,
HCnsES and LOTS In all parts of the city.
TWO HANDSOME HOUSES on Ninth street
MONEY To LOAN
In Sums OF from 81 300 TO $4,000 on real estate
Elhs-u
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AND sco5 SRH1F ARS atIsS

-Ef 0eorgetoWn, d. q.
Estsblished 1851 premium awarded 1857; and 10 now
OF the oldest, largest and most complete estab
liehments Of the kind In this country. Ny patrons
win consult their interests By sending in their
fall and winter goods during the summer months.
Gent1emcns Clothing, 1verything sppertaininS %
the business we'll and promptly executed. Once
beopen until IS IN. Post once Box 1SS. sp1
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HAVING HEARD considerable complaints that
flannel does not prove satisfactory, we have sub
stituted this season the American yacht cloth, a
goods far superior to flannel, which we guaran-
tee IN wear and color. EIsEMAN & Bro
sos 9TH street, three doors above f.
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
JOHN III. sMOOT.

l19 Bridge street, Georgefotca, ID e.,
Has received frsm New York, and is now Offering
81 The so,,I casa ysis.; eoMRlste assortment o.
great variety Of DRESS GOODS, OF ali the new and
M MoUiRSiNG GOODS Of all the best and mos. re-
liable makes, Mohars, Black Silks, and GreRadlnes
WHITE GOODS in every variety; best Kid
shawls ana Jackets; Ladies' and Gent z Underwear
and Hosiery; Table Linens, Sheetngs and Shirtingz
ROUSi FURNisBING GOODS. Mattines, on
Cloths and Carpets. Alyays : full assortment q
0 full line OF Domestic Goods, to which the aften
sp26-lm ]. II. sMOOT
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FOR THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF
THE CHEST, Bro,yn's Bronchial Troches" are
OF value. For Coughs, Irritation of the Throat
caused by cold, or Unusual Exerton of the voc al
organs, in speaking in public, or singing, they
produce beneficial results.
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A USTIN p. BROWN,
"A Corner N. Y. avenue and 18th street,
, Washington, d. G.
LGMBER; LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &c, &C, &C
II MBtR BILLS cut TO order short notice.
BLUE STONE for Bui ding. NacAdamizins sue
Paving purposes delivered in any part Of tae DIS
REAL ESTATE bought and seld and money IN
vested. To this branch Of the busin will hero
af.er give my personal attention, and will be ny
once daily from ten q. m. until four .. m. marl-n
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CITY ITEM

HANDSOME CASHMERE SUITS, in dark mixed
colors, for $50 and SIS. Striped and plain al
paca and mohair Sacks in great variety, at ex-
tremely low prices. GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 40 18th street northwest
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Georgetown Advertisements

nS"BEAUTY."-B. DUyALn PORTER will
Wy deliver his celebr ated Lecture on .sB auty y
at the Baptist Church, corner Congress and CAV
streets, on W WEDNESDAY EVENING thu s-h in.
zion % cents. ' M o,
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G,f,geto!rn, ID. C., county Of WdsEiag .on, IS:
William Laird, Jr., cashier Of the Farm srs and
Mechanics National Bank, do solemnly swear that
e'se and belief W LkIRD Csshier
sub.c, ibed and sworn to before me this 81 day OF
May, 1877. W. vi
Correct-At.sst:
ED: sHOEMAKER, Notary Public.
p r. BERRY. j
W. G. MAGE. Di-er.or.
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BUILDING AssocIATIoNs.-Thes second annual
meeting Of the Franklin Cooperative Building
association Was held last night at Marini's Hail.
The secretary ~. Joy Edson) submitted the an
nua, report, showing receipts, (including S3H.71
baiance.l &SS $3.50, and disbursements, SS2,-
J2I2o; S., 800 paid ON advances, and o, 500 .06
on redemption of stock. The original number
OF 81 ares subscribed was LIP; now on rolls,
124iS; unbalanced on, 1,l6sl; average pre-
MUM, I'D per cent; cash value OF each
Share, sSs.is, equal 20 1873 per cent. per an
rum. The officers elected last night are -
Thomas Norfeet. president; s. j. Thompson,
vice president; John Joy Edison, secretary;
Shsfies b. Bailey, treasurer; A. l.. Sturtevant,
j. d. Clary, John ID. Free, n. p Caliap, s. III,
Moore, II W Berthrong, John f. Thompson.
Alexander Ashley, and Ii. T. Twombly, direc,
tors. INV
AT the hrst monthly meeting of the Republic
Savings and Building association last evening.
5. II. Bond was elected president r. A. Boswell
and =. 8. Baker directors; and w III. Pone q
5. Merrill, and b. +. Fuller members OF the
finance committee. Twenty-seven hundred
dollars were sold At an average premium of Isi
PER cent.
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RELIEF FOR THE FREr-FEE Al.

COrnS, Bunions and Bad Nails relieved with
out pain, at DIR. Whites rooms, IS5 10TH street.
opposite Treasury. T Gilmore office, ! Nerth
Charles street. fee sl.j
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING UNITED
STATES MAILS.
MAINLAND
Po.T OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Proposals will be received at the CONTRACT Oh 70
o, this Department until ; o'clock p. IN. of Nav
the mails Of the Unites stats from Juig Is- ;S
June 80 islo on the fooSing route. in the STATE 4
arrvsls herein spec fled, viz:
ssei From Baltimore, by wsyer;y ana G5-au--
ttcwEn'to Towsontown,s miles ana back, twice
Leave Baltimore dslly at : a m ands EN-;
Arrive At TUwsontovn 10y a m and D an:
Leave TowsOntown daily at 10 a m and sTu.
Arrive at Baltimore b. IL m snd5 IN.
2ss Prem Baltimore to Brooklyn, "a mile ani
back. SIX times q week. by a sche fue Of de-
partures and arrivals satisfactory 20 the
postmaster al Brooklyn.
SF From PerrymsnsviIe 20 Hartford Furnace. az
miles and back. six times q week. by sched-
TO the postmaster.
S5l From Darlington 90 oskington Switch. IN. o. >
q depsrtnres and arrivals satisfactory 20
Proposal. in, ited Tor semi and trI weekly ser.
s57i From COys station Queen Anne and Kent <
81 TO Long Marsh; miles and back, thrse.
arrivals satiafac;ory to the postmaster.
ge5 From westover, by Hope, 20 Nertou-n. emi,es
and back, six times q week.
k kssys w.;9ss1 daily Z;
Leave Hewtown daily, except Sunday, at C 4 m:
Arrive at westoyer by m.
s6i2 From Plunmervill. 10 Frederick. smi-es aud
partures and arrival. .siisisctory @ the pSst.
master 1T flummenile.
3526 From College ST James 10 Fairpiay, miles ana
ssGn 1nrse d i'%e; sess x .sned1s Of de-
master n College 81 James.
s6ss From west Friendship 20 sykssvfne. s miles
sp d bach, three tines 2 week: ~ a schedule
postmaster at W est Friendship.
sC4o From Georgetown 20 Seneca rs miles and back
three tines week. By steam canal packet
schedule Of Seeartnres ana .e pH ana ss,,
tory 10 the Department.
s:a From oratt's Cross Roads to Rockville, mile,
Leave cSass G.. :. Rssd. Tuesday and sa,ur.
. DAY 81 :; sRS ost1;ir.
Leave RociSils Tuesday ana al saturday a, pm;
Arrive at 0natt's Gross Roads by 2. 80 o M;
Proposals invited for an additional trip on
back, three timee week, by . schsdnis Of de.
1artures and arrivals satisfactory TO the post
and back, six imes week, by schscule Of
Departures and arrivals satisfsctory 70 the
postmaster &C Savage.
Tsss ssss t'. E MN g ' w" .as
SEIi.sis satisfsctOry. 70 the p0stIss.sT at Nan
1914 Prem milestone to S. clement. Bay, smiles
psSsnfss AVID srris ais sssssassssry % the pest
$3.50 Prom Greenwood 70 BALDWIN %i r. sss bach
and arrivals satisfactory to the postmaster At
sss From 0ssps 70 L.%bss. s.sai ss :. S,,.aS
sf departurrs and arrivals satisfactory 10 the
| postmaster at eslen..
For forms Of proposal, guarantee. and cert hcs,e,
sntrsced I'm the contract, Sc. see ADVERTISEMENT OF
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II THOS. BOWLING, Auctieneer; Georgetown
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELKGANTNEW HAIR
MSS, SADDLES, BRIDLEs, WHIPS, TOOLS,
HARDWARE, &C., &C. AT AUCTION
- On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May sth,
04at 10 oclock, will sell at the store Of r. p
Petit, Esq, successor to J. N. Riley, No 81
high street. large assortment of elegant dou-
BILE and single Carriage AMI Buggy Harness, Wagon
Harness, Cart Harness. Saddles, Brides, Whips,
Horse Covers, Saddles, Hardware, Tools. Brushes,
&C.. &C, and many articles usually kept in first
class Harness establishment
ap3O THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,
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Ms GREAT SHow-The novel process
son which passed through our streets Yesterday
'ocethtr With the tame Of the great Snowman
atoilsed The curiosity of Young and Old America
10 Tie highest lltrh to see II everything they
h%u fesd anu heard Of Barnums pre-emiuence
a. a show iBan Was correct. The result was A
srtatT''sh "a the afternoon and evening exhibit
tiors un,ier the colossal tents the foot o. s-h
street he crowd WaS 30 great at niyht that
NAVY bad 90 he turned away. The wonders OF
the d. tst IN attracted great attention. but no.
more tE2n the menagsrie. This superb collec-
tion J. not made mp OF huflalces bears mon
beNS. and other animals which are toIerahIv ~
h!iar- tut contains :.sTN animals IIt vSr before
seen II this country. Admiral Nutt-a sixtcer,
Icrnd dwarf, the bearded girl. the cannibais
tLe afmless woman, and hundreds of other en-
rCslfttS are in the Museum Dan CastaIlo--
tHchs, which forms a part OF the great comhi-
nation. = tCO well known To need much prai.a
jf ~ was not the best OF IT, kind Barnum wouIJ
rot have il. The orphans IN the yari1us a.
INNS ATTENDED tie performances tbs moTninr
bS INVITATION OF The proprietor. and were de-
hehted Tonight il the last chance TO see the
great show.
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II THOMAS BOWLING. Auct'r; Georgetown.
LARGE SALE OF FIRST CLASS FRENCH
ING ROSES, OLIMBING PLANTS, GERA.
MI ORANGE AND LEMON TREES, MAG
NOLlAe, &C, &C, At AUCTION.
M0.n. On THURSDAY EVENING, May 9Th al
AXG3 O'Clock. 1 will sell, at the auction rooms
3S0 NO. liza Bridge street, a n ne assortment a.
elegant Trees Plants, &c, from the nursery Of A
Jardin, Esq Washington, &C
Ladies respectfully invited to attend this sale.
mo THOMAS DOMLIkG. Aucf
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"A. STRAUSS
Popular Clothing House,
l0ll PENNSYLVANIA AyRHuE,
Between 10th and nth streets,

apo tf Third door from 1lth street.
ST. ROsEs HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, under care
= Of Sisters Of Charity: Drss.nakiae in is.y.ri;
at the shortest netice. Children's Suits and En-
broderies. street, Sstyeen nth and Est sts; The
makers 70 superintcnd the work. aprili1.ln
TNHIs 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrI De Z
has obtained from the supreme Court Of the Dis
documentary on the personal estate Of w. r.
STONE, late of Washington county, d. c.,
decessed are hereby warned to exhibit The zane
With the yeoehss thereof, e the subscriber, or
otherwise by Law be excluded from ali benefit of the
April, 1917. W. RIGQLEs,
api6-tu-3s- Executor.
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RY THOS. BOWLING, Auctionee

fTHOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer: Georgetown
AT AUCTION
~ On WEDNE- DAY AFTERNOON, NJ Az
., 1872, at the green house Of Mrs Mitchell,
on Gay street, near High, hne assortment
OIL plants and flowers, suitable for budding pur-
poses. consisting Of Geraniums, Lantanas Hello
uopes, Nerbenas. Pansiee, &c &c
1t THOMAS DOWNING, Auct
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
VD NOW OPEN q
WOLFORD d SHILBERG.S
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE, IN TIE TERRITORY

NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY
SPhING AND SUMaER SEASON
W h,ch are offered at the 70 lowing rates.
Coed Imported Black Dress Silks-...Sl IS to Se 80
Nlce MohaIr and SIX Popins .-.---...S77 &C. u
Black Ground Striped Grensdh es, st.......... .S,
Superior Back Iron :" 49,. SOC 10 81
Specially in Black Alpscss............. -. rs 90 so
Nice Mourning Dress Goods ........... Is 20 sal..
A full line White Dress Goods Al - -.
DOLLY NAkDEks, ranging firm .......I rs 10 75c
A large assortment Of
DoAEsilCs AMP SPRING .CAssINEREs,
Tor boys and men wear.
All the latest novelties in
LADIES PARAsOLSl
And special attention IL called q the
T. II p Z T N ENT,
NJ. p which cOnprises-
d. d. br y 10 81 20
klch patterns in ir grsin 10 ~
HHinp Snpet, .-...........2ssr.
GOOD STRAW MATING, at.-.--.......... &c
W. purchasers from all parts of the city al n al
u 10 their advantage to give this establishment a
~REMEMBER THE A7CADE.N
427 sEyENTH STREET
meyo-lm Between and n, Island.
pOGAN 4 WYLIE,
ID POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE.
lois ASp ,Sae sS SRXSsr so s5SsEr, n. W.
CoLoRED SILKS; 81. si,'s and 81 50.
JAPANESE sILKs, 50: 90. and IS cents 20
FRENCH PoPLINs, and other rich fabrics, in ali
LOW AND m ss nST shafss ssa int
MOURNING GOODS. full assortment.
Shawls, W hite Goods, House Furnishing Dry Go lis
Hosiery. Gloves, Notions, &c
1Only One Price, in Plain Figures. vi mi If
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ACcIDENT.-A boy named Mcclure, who's.
parents reside on I'D street west, fell from a
loaded cart yesterday afternoon and one of til
wheels passed over his left hip and groin, nfiict
ing serious injury. He was carried to his hOmr
and DR.. Jos. b. Moore was Immediately sent for
who rendered all services required, and the
patient is now doing we'll
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FISH AsD OYSTER MARKEr-Board of H>aifA
hSrec.iens-lnspeetor General Gatchef reports
toe ioioning xrivals:-55 90 herring selling
Ing al from $40 TO sis per hundred 100 taiIcrs
selling at Sl5n 10 - per hundred. 200 GELS sell,
ing at - per hundred 6oo punches ash selling
at from PIC. 20 2sc. per bunch. surgeon saIie
ing at - each. barrels oysters, -. 300 doz.
hard erals w.
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1HE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have directed
NiIiiam buckley 20 repair the Old sea wall on %
street southwest 10 Sheriff. wharf. Mes<rS
kOttWe'i - Holden have been awarded the con-
tract tor laying sewer lAteTals and make service
connections on PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast
MI j. !. W. NandeTbUrg has beeR aw ardej the
contract TO lay sewer pipe under fOOt-walks on
south side OF G. street. between 18th and 10Th
stree e northwest. Stephen Tally to Law cobh,e-
stone eaTriageway & stree, from building
line OF S,h 10 18th streets; and on 18th street
from Pennsy lvanil avenue to Il street, and Law
loot pave meHt and set cDrbs or the sapse line of
work Henry Birch has been awarded the CON
tract 70 construct five foot brick sewer on 18Th
sirtet, from z street to Boundary. Hugh Nc
Glnhis 10 lay pipe sewer on Il street, from
New hampshire avenue to 18th street northwest
Andrew Gle aSon has been aw ardeG the contract
1or grading Maryland avenue, from n street
nSr'h 10 tth street east NJ. y. iaughlin has
been awarded the contract for constructing a
brlck sewer on and along 18th street. i've feet
siS inches inside diameter. the wall to be Il
inches thick. The sewer commences at the in
ftTseCtiCn OF the west building line of fs;h
street. ard runs 10 ToiEt loo feet north of q
street north A contract has been made Will
Hefry Humber let paving. grading and so.!dily
NE PACKING ON 10th street northwest between
fenLsy lyaHia avenue and G. street and ON q
erect, between Eth and 18Th streets.
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LOG AL NEWS.



Tie SCC.ety Tor the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Ann als holds a regular meeting this evening ia
the lecture room OF the Y. VI. C.. A. Every
member ! especially requested 10 be present
At a meeting held yesterday the Arlington
beat Stub resolved TO send a four-oared crew To
yaTticii ate in the national amateur regatta nj
Philadelphia, which takes. place between tn
SiL and - h Of June.
Frederick Douglass delivered A brilliant lee
tUrc or S2LtO Domingo last evening at Ind l9tl
street fCClOred) Baptist church the lecture
which was for The benefit or the church. was
Listened 20 by large audience.
The alarm OF FIRE about 3 O'Clock last uirht
was turned in frGm box T6. corner OF G. and 18Th
streets northwest, causel by the Burning OF a
curtain IN a house on i2th street. between RI and
l. The IRE department was promptly on hand
hut it, services were not required
Tie Pharmaceutical association held a moot
ing last nj ght at Plants building. when a repor;
vas heard from DIR. hidwelI on the auestion of
the proposed control CT the board of health over
the sale Of medicines by the bill pending in
congress. "
Tie Washington Schuetzen Verein held a
meeting last evening AZ the Victoria house to
consiGe the feasibility Of purchasing a park aud
forming joint stock company. Remarks ia.
'0rable to the project were made, and Daniel
q bTltn and Henry Koch were appointed a com
nlttee TO solicit subscrip' ions.
The National Convention of Soldiers, and
Sailors called by Private DalzsIl, of Ohio to
meet IN this city 10 organize a society in oppo-
sitiCH 70 the Grand Army OF the Eepliblic met
last night al Mon League hail. .Private DaI-
Seii did lot put in an appearance. and no bus-
ness was tTS Hsdcted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-07

NARL RICWTEB,
~ TEACHER OF MUSIs,
sss-,y s3S Pc. sye.. bet. On end iets sss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-07

A DKLEGATIoS PROM UxroxroyN vaits,J nm
the Board OF Public Works yesterday afternoon
and presented . series OF resolutions adopted ~
a meeting OF citizens on the % instant. Vice
President Shepherd assured themt hat the wishes
Of the people would be properly considered; that
n hay scale would be erected as soon as Governor
Cooke sent the request, and that the station
house would have been erected but for the state
ment OF the chief OF police that he had not men
10 nj ", and would not have until Congress in
creased the force
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-04-26

The last VOID is the most danger
GUS of internal machines. Husband
and wife. should nc more strive to get
1t than they would struggle to get
possession of a lighted bombshell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-04-26
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are Of
more real value TO
mankind than this ef-
iectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lung. a vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown tim, IL does
.t,reiy and efTerfuailv