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Portland Wholesale Price Current.
Corrected for the PRESS to March 5, 1878.
Bread.

Cheese.
Vermont, y tb. 10 g 10 10
Factory. -" u y IL.
N. DAIRY. 10 (9 10
Ceai-(ReJan.) = m
Cumberland 3 oO,@ ~ w w.
Plctou, .,.,.s..o " " "a
Chestnut. .....S w 20 oV
Franklin -. 10 SOC IL VI
L'ghS w. Ash. % 5O4i0 w
Eofsee
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To PHYSICIANS

If0R salein Cumberllnd County, near r. R. ETC.,
L medical Practice worth from $1,000 to $500 a
year. "A rare chance for Physician. Reason for
selling, change of business. Call on or address
L. c. gibson, Druggist,
teb6wtfw5 II Market Square, Portland
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Express and Vea,miny n.s,.-

NOR Sale we established, with all the a,,nrr.S-
Il ees IN good contii ion good run Of repuIar en-
Transient work. This is chance seldom met ,i nj;
as the owners unexpectedly called away; terms u,
marfl3t TAYLOR & CO., State St.. Boston
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Saiera us.
Saleratus, Ptb, Z @

Clover h., -. 10 q l0i
Red Top bag, Al
III. Grass, bush. 1926 q 8 80
do Canada, 375
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BRYANT,S POND,
Brynnt's Pond Housc-N. b. Crockett,
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STEAMERS.
Norfolk ana Baltimore and Washin. tor,
ID. c. Steamship Line.

Norfolk and Baltimore and Washiu. ton.
d. c. Steamship Line.
a0A Steamships ofthis Line sail from
@ s. ): ss Siaa$$$a
1z5sIsazl Steamships
s1VitIiam laurence" Capt. w. A. Hallett
"William Crane" Capt. Solomon Howes.
"George Appotd," Capt. Winslow Loretand.
ssBiackstone," Capt. Geo. H. Hallett
"Villiam Kennedy" Capt, Henry D. Foster.
.sIfc CLelidn, capt. F. NJ. Howes
FREIGHT forwarded from Norfolk to WASHINGTON
Steamer Lady Of the Lake..
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to PETERSBURG and
R;chn0nd by river rail; and by the Va G Team,
Air Line 70 all points in Hrginia, Tennessee, Ala
BANJO and Georgia; and over the Seaboard and Roa-
noke r. r. to all points in Worth and South Caroline
by the Bait. Dc Ohio r. r. to Washington and al.
places Vest.
Through rates given to South and West.
Fine Passenger accommodations.
Fare including Berth and Meals to Norfolk $500
line AZ hours; to Baltimore SIS time 65 hours.
For further information apply to
E. SAMPSON, Agent.
june2tf So Central Wharf, Boston.
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LOCAL NEWS
Condensed Locals.

A drain pipe II being laid under the green
house adjoining the Executive mansion
The halls in the Navy department are being
repapered, and the interior OF the ouiidins
otherwise refurnished.
Robert McElroy, o private in No. engine
company, died this morning, after . lingering
From Robert Beall we have Harp<r's weekly
and Frank Leslies Illustrated Nsrspdptr Tor
July 5; also, from j. @. Parker We have Harpsr's
Yes" Yesse ISs y tie dead body Of colored boy
named John Brown wac found near the small
pox hospital. The coroner, after hearing all
the circumstances Of the case, decided that an
fse Labor council met last nisht-Jsm =.
Nackey in the chair, and A. NJ. Row secreta-
and appointed Me sGSmi 6w ~ nam fat
ferent trades unions and explain the ooiects n,
the council, and ask them TO send delegates q
The council.
While two men were working In An exeava.
ton at the intersection OF L. and sth street
northwest. yesterday, the baJ K cayed in, and
one of them, named Edward Doyle, was badly
injured. He was conveyed To his home on ii
street, between ~ and Str southwest
large and distinguished audience was at
St Matthews church yesterday 70 witness the
marriage Of Captain beaumont, United States
navy, 70 Miss Fannie King, Of this city. The
White.
This morning a pair of horses attached Z, a
wagon belonging TO the Metropolitan railr Dad
company ran away on Eth street, near Penn
sylvsnia avenue, and, coming IN contact with a
horse and cart driven BY boy named John
Sweeney, threw him out ID the ground, injuring
him very severely. He was removed u his
home.
Last evening, as Miss Lucy Gloomer was re-
turning from an exhibition at the Metropolitan
Presbyterian church, Capitol Hill, she was
Suddenly taken with hemorrhage OF the lungs,
and fell TO the pavement. Officer O'Hare as
sisted her TO the residence of her sister, Mrs.
FreybOld, 236 lst street, and Dir. Ford was sum-
moned, but when he arrived life was extinct |.
One Of the most delightful excursions Of the
season 80 far viii be that advertised over the
Metropolitan railroad to the grand Sunday
school reunion and festival at Rockville, Md.
on Monday next The festival, under the direc-
ton Of Father Machin, of Rockville, is for the
benefit Of the new Academy Of the Holy Cross
at that place.
The vestry of Ascension church have pur-
chased a site for the new church on the north
west corner Of Massachusetts, avenue and 18th
street, at cost of s30, 900. At a meeting Of the
vestry, held on Wednesday evening, Mr.. w. w.
CorCOran, a member OF the vestry, who had
subscribed 80, 600 for the new church, substi-
'utsd for this sum gift of the entire lot, one OF
the finest sites in the city.
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BLOOD by dose or two of Ayers Pills, and yol
will have clearer heads as well as bodies.
INV ,fEW .-. RE -..-
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LIKE THE ELHCrRIc THKeRAPH-Centav
what . work Il 10 now doing. Tho halt and
lame, sore and wounded, are literally throwing
away their crutchee. Rheumatism and stilf
Joints arc banished, and dumb beasts cry ont
lbf Joy. One trial tells the story, and explains
heWhole thing. s...- 49,. - sc. eos
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICs can be supplied Al
short notice with Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Toni
Beer, sc. Fountains and bottles loaned free o.
charge, by Palmer & Green, GEORGETOWN.
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CITY ITEMS.


Received at Prigg's Jewelry store, No. 437
Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 street.
Doors AND SHORs.-Positively selling at a
sacrifice, in order to close business at once.
j. M. jackson, successor to Hoover s. Jackson,
1l09 Pennsylvania avenue. 2
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Mac Ar,hp,-ro-aay.
sSu ans ntt s1a Ge95ge Shargsd with an
were tried The frst-Ra was convicted As in
terry. This case occurred near GeorSefown. n a few
weeks ago. and the woman is the wife If prosecuting
Rivers going to procure some of his Goods on the
beat, was attacked By the parties. The woman toid
she stated that Rivers ATTACKED her rst. clark was
senencsd TO pay fine Of sa, and the WON
Judge took this occasion ore
dSr the Lensf, cf the crowd pre- sent, he
Of e.rryng deadly snS
the sooner people learn to settle their disputes
james Robbins was charged With s ssss S and
robting Mrs. Lottie Sslter Of q pocket book con-
;sls sf.
of ocer HsroWe to bs spa
to the Sany pe and he
years. -
POLICE COURT, JUDGE SnsH.-Yesteriay, sarn1
charged with maintaining nuisance; Gaze postpsned
70 so.h inst Margaret Russell, profanity; IS. in
shsTeea With vois.ing hack Is. Csc eontina S;
Aas. sssd ys IL ssfan s.e e AZ.
CONTINUED. John Carter. clicking pin IN another
Day! Barry bnS. Pss1 1oHns A IN
as, 10 defaslt, IS days in jail. Eugene Ancoine,
the ssgreaf New York tea and coffee company, ;" 10
one ing coffee for sale by samples; fined ea6 in de.
fault g days in Jail The
PROSTITUTION $50, I'm default, % days in work. ouse
Henry johnson, Larceny; ~ days in Jail. John
nsrearet johnson, LARCENY; e2o and costs, in De.
iauH ~ DAYS. james Bias assault; 80 daye in Jail.
dol SO. 2. = Ruder. sssauit. Defendant, a shoe.
makert pleaded guilty TO administering Q dose Of
.as!Tap Oil, to Newman. small boy, Who persist.
entity asked for the same. The eoun humorously
Cautioned all small boys from dealing too largely in
tbs OIL e i was inoon sistent with physical fepose;
0Brien, Larceny: three charges; 90, Co. and 50 days
Jail: William Milburn, obtaining so from Han
nah Russell under false preteRces; committed for
farther hearing, in $500: Charles II. Brookes, as
ssult; held for further hearing, in slOo bonds
. Sarah Jane Robinson, Sarah Simpson, Sarah Tan.
lott. John y Lacy, and John Price we're fined for
profanity Christian Bruehl forfeited go collateral
Tor keeping his bar open on Sunday. VIM Loring,
san same sh,srge; ST.sn appeal noted Aqailia Bar
and battery on Charles Smith; IS. Thomas q. Dor
sey, assault and battery on Mary Williams; $40 and
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TAKE CARE OF YoUR VALUABLRs.-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof vauits
Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
Of securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take ,oorning from
Rs CHICAGO and Boston fires.
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- SIGNAL" ANDTHH"A DELAIps''
THE vICToRs.

NEW SCHEDULE Il. & O. RAILRoAD.-On and
after Sunday next trains will leave Washing
m, and u M, and lie, $50, $40, S, 6, T45, $50
and SS0 y. m For New York and Philadel-
phia att 30 a. m, and lilo and $50 y. m. For
IN. and $50 and S:6s D. m. Local accommota-
ton, Metropolitan branch, at s:iOa. m. and 40
and SIS p m Sunday trsins-At T:30, 1850 a.
IL, and Flo. 5, 8, $50 and 80 D. m. On Sun
day the 5:5O a. m, and 5 and go ID. m. stop at
all stations On Sunday the LILO p. N. stops at
all stations south OF Annapolis Junction.
Trans arrive At SIS, $50, I:i5, $50, $40, 955,
and l0l5 a. m, and 124O, 3:15, 40, 545, Z s. 10,
80 and 1870 D. m. Trains from the west ar
rive at TBS q. M. and I and s35 p. IN.
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A NATTER OF INTEREST to the public, now
that the hot weather is fairly upon US. is the
fact that Straus, the closhier, has ON hand an
uncommonly large and well selected stock of
clothing suitable for summer wear, which he is
seiling at lower prices than ever. He has every
thing In his line, and those who desire to pur-
chase even in small quantities Will save money
by giving him call. See his new advertise,
ment for particulars
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rsIsLEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ffffRS FIRST sTkrksTT hSGr!SS on

iiKsf sIkEfr. SsoRGST6SS' p oN
q X .ss5 s ,S 81 3 q
81. hn ~ d,TeSt,Sn Of TIE p.rty .eeured thereby
SEsDhI June 18Th. is7s, At e'oioss sn L IN
:. ssSs sss . and Ss n
.reoi AMI tie additions, aud being parts q l0ts
ard one hundred and ten 4 noI, ~ Beatty & hSw,,
street ninety, feet s.st nom FreSarek = III,
sep6s nSrs ons sSn ss az. sse, s
TO alley leading TO Freierok street thence west on
G T., lgP Ts; ia e: sss@sss
said alley in the rear Of ssii premise sai5s ,ss
but one q the range OF brick stables on
Terms. q prsscffSed b. said deed: s.,oc, with 10
per cent. interest firm Hov.rser sss 10, tosr,her
ana seesr.a ss note. Ss.rSs nssrs.. and
Deed OF trust on the property. s7p down when
not ccnpiied with within Eve DAYS. ths t-as are
reserve the right 60 resell the property :. the -isk
ana ccs, o. the deisntins purchaser Convey anoiHs
PA -paRSEiLLE, Trustees.
Jelo-d THOMAS BOWLING, Aust.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uu,ir
sAruhDAf, June ~ s,rns hour and place.
- p ibxsSkiLLE, Trustees.
psSEP Until TUESDAY June "a, same hOaf and
reid FIX [ad $E$sRRsE Eby & Trustees .s.
rGSr JB Ha, aE e. Ess.y Is rSRrHrR POST
,.... ia5 Bssssssf SBa Eis T+o sss,
Rf THos. BOWLING, Auctioneor; Georgetown
sk6sEP FkoS ffkF OK ThFb
hEAR EAhETIE STREET, At AUCTION.
viii a. pgtic auction on. on ,bs G EfSsI IL
- NO loo, fronting 81 feet on the south side Of a
depth Of $50 feei, improssd ~ two s.sry hrieS
dwelling house, with frame stable.
Terms: ne-thlrd cash; balance mo and - months.
VIII interest AZ ner cent, secured by decd of trust
o. the properly. Conveyancing at the cost Of pur-
Chaser. cepoeit Of SleO a. the property ie
je1s THOMAS DowLISG, Auct.
CoEFECTIONERY ANB ICE CREAM.
Ny new CONFECTIONERY STORE AND ICE
. Inspect Them and r the Seoa. are nn. ard
Fruit W alter Ices. With choice Cake; all male from
the very best material and served IL the most ele-
Psr,ie. and Weddings promptly furnishes in all q,
ieism Successor to VIM r. sIl.sa, 81 II IN st.
'I'Hk FALL BUSH is COMING.
The present long, warm DAYS 4. the beet time for
n,d ySrk o. isdiss add eents bring 70 Fsl
ssoidabe delsy in the execution Of order. dariss
such a rush OF busipess expect 20 have this
fall, our goods viii be nicely CLEANED or reayed
and carefully kept Tor six months, IL desired.
Charges moderate. Terms inva risbiy q. O. D.
w. II. WHgAfLRH,
PREMIUA STEAM DYEING lGO ScouR.
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
- Jefferson Street: Georgetown, DO.
once open from ~ m. until sunset. JeIO-tr
ExTRAoRDINAEY BAKGAIHs IN pRT
Plain and Striped GrensSiDs:.
BEAUTIFUL Goods for suitinss. q =, 81 ana SOC.
nictoria L.wrs, from DC. MP; Piaues, q 90 sc.
batfst and Linen Sufting-, all shades very cheap
striped ard plaid " bite French oresndies.
Black Apaces and Mobairs, speciality.
A large stock 81 Goods for hen,s and how wear
Ladies' and Cent? Gsuze Under yes.s
Call and buy real bargains OF
BENJAMIN MILLER,
mSir 1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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INDICTED FOR MURpKR-ThIs morning tbe
grand jury found q true bill against Michael
Kane, charging him with the murder of his
brother, John Kane, on the Goth OF March last
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PoxD,s ExTRAoT u TOR sals Ct wholesale By
Chas. Stott q Co, 80 Pennsyivanis sveule,
and BY druggists everywhere. go tw,f,tf'
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Tive CAR LOADS OF LAGER BEER have ar
rived this week from the celebrated Lion Brew
cry, Cincinnati, for Palmer & Green, of George
town. This beer is in splendid condition, hay-
ing had fve tons of ice packed i'm the cars when
shipped. For sale in kegs aud bottles.
MANY SUFFER- rather than take nauseous
medicine; and this Is not to be wondered at, as
the remedy Is often worse than the disease.
Sufferers from coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat, or tendency to consumption, will find in
DR.. Wistdr's Bdlsam Of Wild Cherry q remedy as
agreeable to the palate as effectual in removing
disease. G.
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AWARD o., HoscRs. scnoo1 OF IN, In
nAcCLATk CosCEPrloR.-Ths closing exers
ctsee Of the immaculate Conception school
took place on Wednesday, Rev. Father No
Carthy awarding the premiums. In the senior s,sss
she highest honors the school, tuine ofa gold
medal and crown, were awarded 20 Mary Ella Titz-
petr1cks Johanna Lynch and Emily Johnston. Bon.
ere tf sIfabie Department. ard ebegryance of the
Johanna Lynch. Addie Smith, yohsuna Fealy, III
IL LSckle, Agaes sautsr, Nellie Kearon, Hafy :.
welsh, velna ieeslse, Mary Whelan, Kate Bar.
ret, Annie Botelsr, Ceceiia Ciements, .Augusts
wash, Agnes O'Reflly, mary johanna Kenelly.
yunlor Circle- First honors, Maggie / yneh, Mamie
Pewer, 9aTy BresDahan, Annie Tanner, Mary
Plant, lda eummerscales, Katie @. Tealy, Mamie
kearon, Mary 4. Herbert, Kate Righstine, Martha
ktzgeraid, Kate Morisrity, Mary Casey, Laura
Giennan, Louiie Cfements, Minnie Herd, Etfie
Hienstine, Magic Dalton. Maggie Moriarty, MARI
ncGfnnfes, Annie Barrett. johanna Dunn, Emma
barnell, msSsie German, Mary, Barrett, Matte
Houle; q hoppu, johanna Barry, Mamie Daily
Y Eue Shes. kNe Walsh, Lizzie Summeppcaiee
haue Hiiiya Emma Sadell, Carrie Maher, Nary
Srahsm, Annie Armstrong, Ellen WsTd, lfk1cie
Barry Lyds Stanford. Tor trying 70 u 81 Nils
g,rn.hatie Summerscaies, Mary Corridor, Aurelia
Pisnt, Agg.e Armstroeg, Emily Callahan, Aubie
pante, Mary Mccormick, Grace Finley, Eliza Will
iIsms, Lydia Gleescn, Al,ce DAILY, Rosa McCsrthy
Nay Dew line, Nora NooDan, Mamie Nolan, Mary
stewart, Mary McDermott. Katie Pepper, Lodi1
sweeny, Bessie Maroon, Martha Stanford, Mamie
Tanner, Maggie Nolan.
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eU1,.a..s yson Gore sBg1,osss BAD
sst.biIshpsnt Eo. SIS l5th :Fsst, eppsats D.
3. Treasury The trclkmpnt OMEN efI6cs .
perfect curt, even In extroms cassS, v mona but
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THE CLOSING RxERCIsRs Of Mrs. Angelo
JRckson's school for young ladies took place on
the 23d instant, in presence of quite an assem-
ton. At the conclusion Of the order of exer-
cisea, which was very creditably rendered by
the gupik, the following awards Of merit were made
Foster Of the lst for general excellence to
Miss Pauline Kelp, for department and scholarship
MIS- for
in German; and to Miss Lille Hunt, for
Miss Amy Csthcart, for Improvement in French;
Miss Fannie Chester, for department. and attention
medal for good behavior and studious application
Testimonials Of appreciation we're awarded e. Emma
ter and Mary Church. tsatimonials Tor drawing to
Lille Chester and Amy Csthcart. Miss Irene
10 elocution. Appropriste addresses we're delivered
by Rev. Drs. Chester, Gray and Smith The degree
tSemseivss we'll pleased With the ssement Of this
cf ,Ss
aaa sss S sss:sns q Rss%ne
Hymn 70 ~. Blanc" BY Miss Mary Church. Z.
psoss. BY Mia: neiae Noses. g. Reading o. an ea
is Church and aas
OOLLHGH.-The annual comm encement exer-
ctses Of Gonxsga College took place Wednesday
night In Lincoln Hail, and were Of great in ter.
eat, after which the hOnOSs we're awarded:
the classical course the academic honors (medale
6ert, John O. ssliivans Eqys1s 4. Hsanan, Charles
Ainsrt z; CsIents. MnelIsrt G: Moss... Hdwin /.
nttsie, 4iehael Cronin, Redmond d. Walsh, viii
Ian j; Atigan, Martin j. HOllohaa, OhristophsF
is The nsn-cls.6esi eo.ss. the academic honoru
qpeasis snd Iremiamsl we're istribn I'd q Redmond
Yssh, Wm. FaMhligAas HoSAs q. Olaeetf,
John Boyle, Watson Bop y, Wa b.. Reynolds, J a.
u. 0lennen IN atthew Cunningham, Martin j Hol-
lehan, EdEih y Little, VIM. =. 8haner, Daniel
Ac9fvern. Michxrd (. cogney, Michesf Dafiy, John
y. Prosise Frederick Grifnth John o, sullivan,
John 4 CSeSsy Jshp / b cAs,is. Walter,
q. Mccarthy, y. 7 .G.imtS.n gIfs ,erTT- :
Miss lHAeRovsRss $gHeotrr The ciosiuR ex-
ercises OF Mis Hsrroves's school took plece yes
) terday. Altar ., thoreaeh sxamiuatfOn Of two
weeks, nedals ard testim0uialG Wsro awarded
= fcIIcwS: Honofs 20 Kae 4. Barclay, Nary r.
Ashsarn, LcSlis ls.renssi Aanis Knieht, Lizzie
to Ksss 6srcHys xnsie b. KnigSs Ltssie Wiiicust,
Hay Core, !i9Esnoe P4rker. Emma Parker, Jamie
Pool, 1ary Album, Loulie Lawrepce, .Anksline
1synclde, ana 1c.e WhiRple:. Honorab!y mem
aoned, Anna Bell, jennie .Prall and MISTER Louis
Ienis. Csr1s Of merit .yefTy Aehbufn, Thomas
Watkins, 1ra1k Bakewen, Louis Aueh and Dvigh
Allen.
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THE SAN FRANcIsCo MISsrRxLs, now per-
forming nj Wallis Opera House, are An excel
lent company, and their dngtng and dancing
particularly good Ne one should fail 70 see
Them. The great Ricardo h veil known In this
morrow afternoon (matinee) and night are
their last Appearances here. When all the
members Of a company are % good in their re-
particular features OF the enssrtainmsnt-
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ATTENTION il called to the advertisement In
our columns Of the "PennsylvAnia Air Line,"
York, and the New England states. THIS line
viii commence running at s:4S p m on Sunday,
and will thereafter run two trafns daily, except
Sunday, and one train on Sunday. The trains
will be run through without change and with
little variation from the time by the old route
The route will be via Baltimore, York. Pa,
Lancaster, and Philadelphia, and runs through
the most picturesque agricultural regions Of
Harylapd and Pennsylvania.
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A T COST.
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC PAPER UANcINcs
WINDOW sH ADHs and FIXTCRES
Oh R0M0S, ENGRAVINGe.
PICTURE FRAMES, CORDS, &C.
In consequence of improvements now in procrass
on 1th street. rather than hold my stock over, Il
Z. J. ROTHROCK.
Je23 I'm S23 Tth street. opposite p o.
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TuRco-RyssIAH BATas; asss, Nediestsd We
000 = street. eala1D Lu @..sf,.a Z 0,2Ose
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TIE BALrrNoRR AND PoronAc RAILROAD
Eeu r,ms TaJIe.-On and after Sunday eveu-
ing next the trains Of the Baltimore and Poto
mac railroad vih leave the depot. 9th and b
streets northwest, as follows 5:22, Z, I:F, 9H,
the two-nrst and two last named being the only
Sunday trains The arrivals will be as follows;
4.35, 9. s45, 1l:30 O. m, 40, AZ 545, s:s5 and
I0-<7, the two nrst and two last being Sunday
trains.
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uHE FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF the
"Home School," Miss A. NJ Hanson. pr,ncinai
ara Misses f. Campbell and NJ. Mumford, as
sistants, took place yesterday At the Metropol-
ltan PTesbyterian Church, IN Capitol Hill. After
ttahailohs and essays, prem ums were presented as
DIAL Tor scholarship, female department,
Thorpe; honorably mentioned, Ella Thorpe, NJ annie
niight, Ida Lewis, Flora Caswell, May Rawlings,
premium Tor department., Flora Freyhold Medal
aor scholarship, male department., Frank L. Stailey
louis Flsmer and Andrew Fiemer; honorabiy men
Toned, kelix Freyhold, Charlie Reynolds, Charlie
Juhkin; clarence Osgood; premium for department
FRANK IA Doolittle. Premium for scholarship, in,
1 ~ department, Mamie knight; Q testimonial to
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Tn NAfsorAE 1AvUos BAxE, o9nR Z
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PUBLIC IMP RovRMRNTs.-The superintend-
ent or streets has been directed by the Board
OF Public Works TO grade the alley on the west
side OF lZth street. between X and L streets, for
distance OF fifty feet from the entrance. ME
superintendent Of sewers has been directed to
nave sewer traps put in at the northeast and
norInwest corners OF Maryland avenue AM Sd
street southwest; also, one on southeast corner
on 4th and h streets northwest. The conesactor
for improving street has been directed 70
pave street. between Dist and 22d streets,
northwest, with DeGolyers wood payement'
and grade out park fnes on square f9s, 2ii, and
ZIG, In order that the other work on the street
may be completed. The superintendent of
roads has been directed to have the necessary
repairs made on the Rair road between Rock
creek and the Piney Branch road; also, on the
Shepherd and Sandy SPRINGS road.